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Domestic Help. three insertions free.
/ Professional and Clerical Help, one-half
cent 2 word Daily and one cent a word
snnday. PREPAID.
STRoCKfS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Mattresses, cooks. chamberInaids
House girls -a4sd all kinds OF restaurant
he!p wanted Tor CITY and country
IS w % South. Phones 4B4
GIRL for general heusework. Sc " 4th
South
GIRL for general housewoTk; no wash
ing Apply Is 4th East
THOROUGHLY competent, clean, neat
sifi Tor general houseworks -spaah family.
Bel phone 29l5.. 4qS Bird East.
GIRL for general housework; no wash
ing. 329 E Bird SO,
COMPETENT girl for general house
work, Apply is Grace Flats.
A GIRL for general housework. Mrs.
L. q Hail Is Il. 1st 10.
COM ETEzfTT girl for general house
Woih, no washing; small family; easy
PIaC65 SoQQ wages. Apply 20 r. Brighan
GOOD girl 10 assist with general house
Work; no washing. Apply 40 =. 4th SO.
tIhtS I-CLASS wash woman FOR Mon
days 547 +. 1st So.
GIRL for housework. 20 9th East.
GIRL attending school TO DO light work
Tor board and room. CAN 20 Templeton
or phone 11H X Bel.
GOOD woman cook 328 Sd East.
nome nights, 244 So. West.
GOOD girl or woman to 90 homework;
two IN family. Enquire 325 So ". TEN
pie.
COMPETENT girl for general house
work. Apply a 9th East.
GOOD, competent girl for general
nouseWork. 800 r. 1st So
GIRL for housew0rk; good wages;
small family. 70 T. ID So. Jewelry store.
COMPETENT maid for general house
work; small family. Apply $50 Z. I'd So.
LADIES of refinement to represent
eastern house. Cali at o w 4th So.
A GIRL for general housework. 321 Z.
Isl So
LADY stenographer. Room 22l Com
fnercial Club Bldg.
COMPETENT girl for general house.
work; must be good cook; good wages.
Apply 42S 1st St
GOOD Iaundress to take washing home.
80 Sd East.
GOOD cook; also experienced second
girl. Call before L p. m, or after Z D. m.
4l3 So. w. Temple St.
CAPABLE girl for general homework;
one who can cook. Call IS 9th u.
YOUNG lady student to work in small
family mornings and evenings in ex-
change for board. n09 lst St
COMPETENT girl for general house
work and plain cooking; no washing. APP
ply 535 % St
COMPETENT cook for general house
work 10 Emery Holmes.
GIRL for general housework;- good
wages. 81 Sth z.
GIRL Tor general homework. 81 list St
A GOOD girl at once. 40 W. % South.
A YOUNG girl for general homework;
family Of two 221 Second St.
GOOD girl to cook Enquire 1874 n. Main
St
GOOD proposition for lady agent Call
H-42 Commercial Blk.
GIRL for general homework; no wash
ing; good wages. S43 SO. 9th z.
GOOD girl for general Homework; two
in family; close in. 50 Z. LIST n.
! GIRL for general Homework; also
washwOman for Mondays and Tuesdays.
/ 1867 Military Ave, off % St Take 1st
St. car.
GIRL wanted for homework; small
family. 1913 So. 1st w
A COMPETENT girl for general house
work; good wages; no washing. Apply
$40 So. 9th II.
ALL coed working girls are wanted at
Mrs Olsen's Employment office. ia E.
2nd So
GIRL for general hOusewOrk; good
wages. 81 1st St
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$4,000
One of the finest Groom houses in the
eastern part of city. Mantels, bath, two
toilets, furnace, good fixtures, cement
walks, lawn, shade. barn and driveway
in rear, with a lot 2lax10 rods, $1,000 cash.
$3.50
Fine corner on 5th East St, 7-room
modern house. The lot 5x5 rods.
$3.50.
Groom house, southeast: good lot; no
cash payment required. $50 per month
buys this place.
THE HOME TRUST C SAVINGS CO.,
$50 w. 1st So. St.
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TICKET BROKERS.

GROsHELLs TICKET OFFICE, estab-
lished 1883. Railroad tickets bought, sold
and exchanged No 2H Main st. Z. H.
GrOshell, manager.
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80 acres in TooeIe county; two good ar
tesion wells, good soil, close to r. r..
only $40 per acre
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STRAYEn.


4-YEAR-OLD bay mare. branded CIV.
c." left shoulder. Leave Information z.
G. Holding, 50 W. 1st So. Reward
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WANTED

YOUNG gentleman Of quiet habits is
anxious to locate with private family OF
good standing occupying 4nodern flat or
residence. No one with large family4reed
apply. A IS, Herald
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

c. z. W. BOWERS, diamonds, watches
and jewelry. ola gold bought and ex-
changed. 235 South Main street
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AUCTION SALES

AUCTION SALES.
One-half cent a word Daily prepaId.
Five cents counted line If charged.
One cent q word Sunday. prepaid Ten
cents counted line II charged.
BY f. NJ. ONION. On wednesday. ian.
10. 1870 a. m. at 75S So. 4th E. St, 1 will
sell carpets and rugs, centre tables, fancy
rockers and chairs, couch combination
bookcase, dining table and chairs, glass
door cupboard, combination kitchen ia
bic, cook and heating stoves, linoleum,
folding and iron beds, dressers, com
modes, bedding, lace curtains, portieres,
lawn mower, garden hose, pictures, china
and glassware. etc, etc.
BY F. NJ ONION On Tuesday. Jan
g. at 1890 a. m. at 554 So. nth East St.
cd So. ST. carr, viii be sold heating and
cook stoves, dining table, rockers, iron
beds, mattresses, dresser, chiffonier. kit
chen tables, lace curtains, china and
glassware, cooking utensils, lot extra fine
home made fruit, etc, etc.
BEFORE purchasing your household
goods, call at our store and get our
prices; will save You from Is to p5 per
cent on carpets, Hnoleum, stoves, rauees
and everything in the furniture line
Cash or installments. Nebraska Furni
ture Co, 50 East Second South.
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Domestic Situations three Insertions
free. Professional and Clerical Situa-
lions, One-half cent a word Daily, one
cent a word Sunday, prepaid.
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WE NET
6 AND z PR GENT

interest to investors. Money secured by
good first mortgage securities FIRST
mortgages for sale. The Earl Investment
Company. Loan and Investment Drokers.
Idaho Fails, Ida
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sS7. 5O-SEvEN-RM mod, All So End E.
$35.e0-7-rm mod. 755 b. End So.
$25.0O-S-rm. mod, 517 SO. 4th z.
$25.00-5-rm. mod, As So. Sth Z.
So. 50-7-rm. mod, 100 So. Sth E.
s20.OO-5-rn. mod, 211 Tenth z.
S20.0a-6-rm. mod, $50 Bridport St
5000 office rms, SO Houston Blk
$15.OO-7-rm. house, 1 Gift Ave.
$12.50-2 mod. rooms, Newell Blk.
W. J. Halloran. Phones S23
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Domestic Situations three Insertions
free. Professional and Clerical Situa-
TONS one-half cent a word Daily. one
cent a word Sunday, prepaid. ----
WASHING to do at home. 324 So. 2d
E, in rear.
private family or small boarding house;
viii go ont Of town Address BY mail 36S
So. w. Temple
By BOOKKEEPER and BIN clerk; A l
references. Address A IL. Herald
WASHING wanted to take home. pa z.
9Th SO. Bell phone $3.50 r.
AS HOUSEKEEP4-- il a widOwers
home by a reliable woman. % w. 9th So
WASHING and ironing wanted by the
da-- Phone 142I 3.
RELIABLE, energetic. sober young
man wants work OF any kind; can give
references. Address A H. Herald
LADY would like to give services to
southern California for transportation;
handy with invalid or children; good
plain cook. Address A -. Herald.
AN HONEST and sober man wants DO-
sitiOn as porter OF dishwasher. Address
A II, Herald.
a WIDOW wishes employment by the
day Call rear of 500 So. 81 E. Bell
phone 374S K.
YOUNG lady wishes position as
stenographer; has had experience. F. II.
Apply at Herald
SEWING by the day address r y,
Box 642. City.
POSITION wanted by first class meat
and grocery salesman. Address A 9, Her
aid.
AS HOUSEKEEPER in a widower's
home by a reliable woman; 80 W. 9Th So.
las COOK and baker in mining camp
o. railroad Address A s. Herald.
WOMAN wants 70 go out by the day
washing or ironing. SO E. Fourth South
A ffev q, a
r &C Robinson $40 w. 9TH SO.
YOUNG married man wants work OF
any kind; can give references. 158 =. ID
So. upstairs. or phone 1903 Ind.
q WOMAN wants work by the day.
Phone, Bell. Z169-K
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TO TRADE.

ACREAGE to sell or trade: close IN:
south Of city. Geo. SaXton. 81 s Main
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THE Astors OF New York made their
millions strictly in real estate, buying and
holulng Ihey don't sell, but we do, you
bet. You can't afford TO buv until Won
see Tuttle's tremendous list OF city prop
critics. Some bargains. YOU can pick EN-
out-we'H help you.
futile Bros. 149 Main St.-149-l49.
YOU are respectfully invited to be pres
ent at small and early real estate
talk '-informally-whic will be given at
any old time" you wish to call at Tut
tie Bros. office, 149 Main St P s.
Bring the children. hired man, too. If he's
got money to invest
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MemDerS =. l. Real Estate Assn.
New 7-room modern red pressed brick
everything thoroughly up to date; best
east side location it is bargain; can
make easy terms.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

NICE pressed brick cottage. with lot
50XlZ5 feet to alley; S E.; good location:
car Jine; city water; $3.50
More land is desired
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
One-half cent word Daily, prepaid.
Five cents counted line il charged.
One cent a word Sunday, prepaid. Ten
cents counted line If charged.
THE DAY you want It, with privilege
TO pay off any portion at any time, stop
ping interest Immediately.
THE HOME TRUST &, SAVINGS CO,
Paid-up capital, $4,000 Glen Miller,
president; S. H Lynch, manager: George
Sutherland. Aaron Keyser. vice presf-
dents; K. D. Hardy, cashier.
CHEAP MONEY! CHEAP MONEY!
Three per cent money on furniture, pf-
amos, horses, vehicles, personal properly.
etc; Easy payments Room H. over
Keith-OtErtsn store -3a2- 7.l- Aa -
ON RB8Eh ESTATE Terms reasonable,
with privilege Of paying any amount at
any time and receiving interest there
& Trust Co. OPEN SATURDAY EVEN
ING.
MONEY loaned on salaries. r. Hoop
er-Eldredge Blk Strictly confidential
SALARY loans, days or months. En-
ployes Credit Co. 49 s. Main.
FURNITURE and chattels: low rates.
Marnane, rms $3.50 COml Blk. Bell 1412-K
SEE Equitable L. & I. Co.. 6S1b w I'd
So, for loans on furniture or any good
security; strictly private: low rates
ON mortgages; low rates. R. L. Pritch-
ard, Mgr r, p. Dept. Wilson-Sherrnan
10, % w. ~ SOulu
EASY money easy terms, easy rates;
very private: chattels and other securi-
ties. See Us Room 209 Atlas Blk.
LOAN only my own money; no com
mission; no eastern company; no third
party; no delay: low rates; many options;
Is years business in y tab with only one
foreclosure is. evidence that I treat my
patrons literally.
Russell L. Tracy, No L E 1st South
PRIVATE loans on furniture etc: easy
payments; low rates; no removal 210
Atlas
II YOU need money we will discount
your salary. Star Loan Co., 507 Atlas
Blk TOP floor
ON UTAH and Idaho farms: special OPP
ton. Miller & Niele, 3O3 Mccormick Bldg
AT LOWEST living rates. on pianos
furniture horses, vehicles: easy terms
T. G. Wood. 149 Main st. Room SIC.
DON'T borrow trouble; borrow money.
Salariei men or women Accommodated on
their note, without mortgage or endorser.
Easy payments. Confidential. Cherry,
407 d. f Walker Bldg.
ON ANY property. You retain posses
sion. The Stringer Co. 20 % SO. st.
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WALL PAPER CLEANING.

KAPLAN, expert wall paper cleaner
Rooms M.O0 up Office under Walkers
bank. Ind, 1883; Bell 1892 2.
NATIONAL House Cleaning company
SO East First South street
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$500.

Here is a snap: 100x125 feet of ground,
adjoining Judge Powers magnificent res
idence on Fort Douglas avenue. No bet
ter buy on the market
- 40
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PERSONAL.

INDIAN herbs 80 2. Bird South.
HAIR-Will buy combings and cut hair
for one week. Room 80, Halls hotel.
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FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

STOVES, ranges and furnaces repaired
castings at wholesale or retail. PAP State.
Western Foundry & Stove Repair Works
Phone 1874 y.
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HAY. GRAIN AND COAL.

HARVEY & Co, 10 w. South Temple
Bell 'phone 1872: Ind. 1214.
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WANTED-,MALE HELP.

WANTED-MALE HELP.
Domestic Help, three insertions free.
Professional and Clerical Help. One-half
cent q word Daily and one cent a word
Sunday. prepaid.
STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Mechanic and Labor Office.
45 ", Cd South. Phones 464.
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Choice acreage near the city; all prices.
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TWO live men or women In every city
to call on physicians; good pay; perma-
nent; write today for particulars. Lam
bert SNYDER Co. 10 w. 22d St. New YORK.
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Groom modern brick, new, S e; nice
OcatiOn. 500
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HOTELS.

LINCOLN HOUSE. 68 q. FIRST SO.
Paul Helm. Prop.
20o-rOoms-200. Rates. 25c Soc and SOC.
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A Boy once said. "Jackasses' heds is
is to steer EN- with and eat oats, and
to hold their ears on But horses heds
is to steer 'em with and eat oats, and
cats beds is rat traps" But that has
nothing to do with your head. Your head
should have brains and. the brains should
steer you to Tuttle Bros office. lag Main
St, the live real estate men. They can
sell your place or sell you a place. They
do business.
futile Bros, 149 Main ST
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Broom modern bungalow. brick and
shinglei look at it and if you don't say
IT is a bargain, then we don't know q
bargain when we see it,
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"a y yOG l ~ 9kT1tSS Ss' SIClFo mace
paired VIM. Fairchild. care S. I. Stamp
Co Phone 3O4
GREAT WESTERN IRON & METAL
bers, BOTTLES rags etc. Carloads a spe-
cialty. go to 2f0 South First West
Phones. Ind. 1921: Bell 2439-Z.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

Five cents counted line if charged.
One cent a word Sunday, prepaid. Ten
cents counted line If charged.
FOR two gentlemen in modern house.
Phone 1876 X Bell.
BOARD and room in private family for
a few people at 1l9 e. Brigham, s25
monthly.
NICELY furnished rooms with fine Ia
able board; home cooking. 446 So. W.
Temple.
TIE -CULMER, 15S North Main. Ind.
phone 22S0.
FURNISHED ROOM and good table
board. "a Z. 9Th So.
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WANTFn-AGENTS

BOOK agent, lady or gentleman;
straight salary. Branch office, 20 E. Sth
So. InOne 3i1S-K-
AGENTS make SIS to $50 weekly selling
our specialties; best sellers ever offered;
catalogue free. Anderson Co, 1929 Down
ing Ave. Denver. Colo.
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KAHN & PLUMHOF Employment
Agency. We take applications for any
kind Of help. Have on our list first class
bookkeepers, electricians, stenOgraphers,
Jap boys, and all kinds OF skilled and
unskilled labor. Employees desiring pO-
sitiOns should list with Us. We get the
Jobs. q w. I'd So.
SHOEMAKER wanted at the Paragon,
r. So. Temple Templeton block
WANTED. at once. portrait men; best
proposition ever offered. making from 81
10 $40 n PeG d aPpy 29R b g gp oEde6 class
MAN and wife for mining camp
boarding house.
Two rock forenen, 500 per month and
board I block south.
Two derrick hoist engineers.
Strock Emp. Agency, 45 W. % So
ENERGETIC workers everywhere to
distribute circulars; zssnpies ana a{lver-
Using matter good pay no canvassing.
Cooperative Advertising Co, New York.
CIRCULAR and sample distributors
wanted everywhere; permanent position;
good pay. American Union, Pontiac Bldg,
Chicago. s+
j SIS PER MONTH, expenses advanced;
men to travel, post signs, advertise and
'Aeave samples kaufman Co, Atlas
&lcck. Chicago.
REPRESENTATIVE wanted in this VI
z nifty for Kern all-the-year line adVer-
tfSing and art specialtes; excellent op-
p0rtunity for thoroughly reliable man;
liberal commissions; give business history
antj references. The A. +. Kern Co., Chi
cage.
BOOKKEEPER- with sbrne knoWTedge
Of architectural drawing western D. Arr.
Stone Co. Il Market St.
BOY to tend furnace &c East Brig
ham
TWO live men or women in every city
to call on physicians; good pay; perma-
nent; write today for particulars. Lam
bert Snyder Co, 10 w. I'D St, New York.
statesmen wanted: fine side line; big
pay. Box coo, st. Joseph, Mo
SALESMAN-Experien IN any line,
to sell general stores in Utah; an uneX-
ceiled proposition; commissions and $500
weekly TOR expenses. The Continental
Jewelry Co, Cleveland, o.
SIX experienced travelling statesmen
wanted for 1906; give particulars in first
,etter. Dept. 81, Box 470, Kansas City, Mo,
GOOD pay, 10 men everywhere. to tack
signs. distribute circulars, samples etc;
no canvassing. Universal Adv. Co, Chi
cago.
TWO good musicians: one a piano
player and singer; the other mandolin
player and singer; steady employment to
men who can make good s. shift; only
white men need apply. John Sindar,
Bingham Canyon, Utah
BOYS wanted, A. D. T. Co, Atlas Blk.
Basement
MEN and boys wanted to learn plumb
ing trade; pays $ day after completing
course Of practical instruction at home
or in our schools. Graduates admitted
to union and Master Plumbers assOcia-
ton Positions secured. Coyne Bros. Co
Plumbing Schools. New York Chicago
His; Cincinnati. o.; ST. Louis No. Free
catalogue.
A GOOD proposition to rustling good
agent Apply a. Commercial block
GOOD boy with horse to deliver route
In n. ". part Of city. Apply to Herald
AT ONCE.
DISTRICT manager for cash register
business; entirely new. high-grade ma
chine; automatically throws out exact
change; magnificent opportunities now
open; 100 per cent profit: capital required
from 500 TO s., 500. William Bailey. hector
building. Chicago.
A WATCH repairer. Address 70 2. %
South.
A
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Spikes feet on E. near Second. On
of the finest building sites on the mar
ket. Will sell half or ali On Feb. ! W
viii raise the price to 5000
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News OF Plays and Players

Miss Anglin and Miss Ashwell have made
slight changes in the dates for their two
speciai matinees OF Mrs. Danes Defence
at the Lyric Theatre. The performance will
be given on Thursday and Friday Of next
week, November 1918. instead OF on Mon
day u nd Friday. "a first announced. This
will necessitate the shifting OF the midweek
matinee OF The Great Divide at the Prln-
cess from Thursday TO Wednesday.
Annie T.. w. Frazier has brought suit in
the Federal Court against the Hippodrome
Company, the Shubert Company and others,
asking that they be restrained from using
the attraction, Motoring in Midair," as
sorting that she owns the mechanical pat
ents for IL. The defendants set up general
denial and asked that the suit be dismissed.
The part OF Mrs. Vida baltimore, a
Lsmart" Divorce, in Mrs. Fiske's new play
THE New York Idea" has been acted since
the recent production OF the play in Chicago
by Miss Dorothy Dorr. Mise Dorr filed the
part only temporarily, as she WAS under
engagement TO originate a role IN a new
play by Clyde Fitch, rehearsals OF which will
begin soon. Miss Dorr consequently with
drew from the cast OF THE New York Idea
at Kansas City last week. To succeed her
in the part Of Mrs. Phillimore, Mr.. F1ske has
engaged Miss Marion Lea
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ROOSEVELT BATTLESHIP SAILS.
Louisiana on Her way 10 Take Him TO
Panama Handsome Quarters for Him.

Panama Handsome Quarters for Him.
The battleship Louisiana, which will take
President Roosevelt to Panama, sailed
yesterday from her berth in the navy yard
at Brooklyn for Hampton Roads, firing a
salute 10 the Rear Admiral in charge Of
the yard as she glided out into the East
River. The great ship was fiawless from
water line to truck and every one of her
800 happy tars was aboard. az each looks
on a voyage with the President as a ship
mate as worth while.
After taking on stores at Hampton Roads
the Louisiana will steam to Wolf Trap light,
in Chesapeake Bay, where the President,
Mrs. Roosevelt, Surgeon-Genersl Rixey and
NJ. o. Latta, assistant secretary to the
President, will board her. To
date the President and Mrs. Roosevelt the
Admiral's and Captains suites have been
thrown into n and deliberately furnished.
Mrs. Roosevelt will occupy a large state
room generally used by the Admiral's
chief Of stan.
The Presidential quarters are separated
from the rest OF the ship by a temporary
bulkhead. In the suite is a room that will
be used 10 receive the officials Of the South
and Central American Governments, and IL
is fitted up in a manner to impress them.
There is also a large lil ing room for the
uoc VI tFc IicSiucuaihl pdIbyl a Dico
and smoking room, where the President
will attend to official business, and six other
staterooms and bathrooms.
The imperial suite OF a liner is not more
handsomely furnished than the Presidential
suite. Nothing tina will promote the luxury
Of living in a tropical climate has been
omitted. The steam launch which the
President will use in going 10 and from
the ship and in visiting is decorated with
the Roosevelt coat OF arms and il electrically
lighted and furnished luxuriously.
The Louisiana is equipped with the most
improved and powerful wireless apparatus
in the naval serv ice, and the President will
be able 70 keep in touch with and stations
all the way from Hampton Road to Colon
and communicate at any time with WASH
ington.
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SOCIAL SECRETARY SUES.
Alleges That Her Employer Struck Her
and Incapacitsted Her for q Year.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 5. Miss Grace M. Kelly
filed suit in the Circuit Court to-day against
George W. Brown, a wealthy man, promi-
nent in society, n his wife, Bette Brown,
who is a leader in society and church work,
for 81 600 damages, alleging in her petit
ton that on October 20, 1905, she was as
saulted by Mrs. Brown and injured so that
she was confined to her bed for three months
and has since been incapacitsted for worF.
Miss Kelly says that at the time of the
alleged assault she was in the service OF
Mrs. Brown al her social secretary. Miss
Kelly save that Mrs. Brown struck her a
blow on the chest that caused severe hem
orrhages, and that she was compelled to 60
to a hospital for a month, after which she
was removed TO her home, where she was
in bed for two months.
Since the assault. she says, she has been
unable to pursue her work.
According to Miss Kelly the assault &C.
CURED in the home Of Mrs. Brown. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown had some trouble In getting the
front door unlocked when they returned
from church, and she says Mrs. Brown ac-
cused her Of oarelessness and struck her.
Mr.. Brown denies the truth Of the charge.