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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-01
AS to Duplication

takes up the matter of libraries 1t says
that it would require s4S, 303.@ to bring
both Libraries, maintained separately. up
to the standard that they would occupy
were they to be consolidated 1t is pointed
out that the combined value of the mu-
scums would be much greater than their
separate values. and the same OF appara-
tus. The university now has SIG $50 worth
of apparatus and the Agricultural college
S6a.0SS . worth Z. total Of 1854 SIS. =.
In the matter of building the report adj
mits that on the surface the indications
are that it would not be economy to con-
solidate Estimates made by Messrs.
Kingsbury and Kerr are quoted. however
to prove that the next legislature. or at
least the ore following that will be called
upon TO appropriate 1894 1874 for new build
ings for the two institutions.
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CALL EXPENSE UNNECESSARY.
Majority of Committee Attack the
Present Agricultural College.

The majority report which is a volumi-
nous document of nearly $50 typewriter
pages, starts out by saying that duplica-
ton in the courses of study i'm the two
institutions has been proven. and that in
maintaining the two the state is involved
in an unnecessary expenditure of money.
After quoting the law defining the status
of the two institutions the report drags
President w j, Kerr of the Agricultural
college into the controversy by quoting at
length speech which he made in the
constitutional convention in favor OF con-
solidation. Throughout the report Presi-
dent Kerr's speeches in that convention
are quoted IN an evident attempt to fore
stall his now known and pronounced Op-
position to consolidation.
From figures which the report says were
supplied by President Kerr and by Presi-
dent ]. T. Kingsbury of the university.
the deduction is made that the per capita
cost per annum in maintaining the uniVer-
sity based on a total enrolment of 976
students is $500. The per capita cost
for the 464 students taking a college course
in the university is $27469.
The per capita cost in the Agricultural
college. based on the total enrolment of
631 students. is $1,000. Based on the 70
students taking q college course it is
81 III az
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No paper can publish ey-
erything, The best paper
publishes only what the
people want to read.
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Cheap advertising space
like a gift dog-often
turns out a real expense,
Rusty Mixes Diary.
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Dentistry.

CUT-RATE DENTIsTRY-sPECIA SET
OF Teeth. $3.50; $40 Sets. S4.75: S. Gold Crowns
ga Bridgework. $3.50; Filings, soc. All con-
situations ana extracting absolutely free.
ARMY AND NAVY DENTAL PARLORS
COR TTH AND r SITS. NV. Entrance CSC
+ ST. Phone Main 4s24-M. au2s-S0t
FIRST GLASS WORK, LOW PRICEs-set
Of teeth, Sc up gold crowns e3 up. gold
nliugB 81 mp. silver filings. soc. work
guaranteed: no pain. DIR. GEO. L. Ed
MONDS $40 + Sc. NV, aU27-30t
TEETH WITHOUT -PLATEs-No extracting;
no pain: look feel. act. and last longer than
natural teeth shrunken faces made normal /.
painless SLING. DIR J. L. WILSON, 1903 =
81. NV. au27-30t
DIR. OTIS W. ELZEY DENTIST
S. W. Cor 10Th and SIS. n W
Reliable Dentistry. moderate prices. Gold
Crown and BridgeworS Specialist. Consulta-
ton free Phone NJ. 4c52 au5-80t
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ARTIsT MATTHEWS RECEIVERS.

George B. Matthews, the artist. who
swallowed by mistake Tuesday night
one and one-hfth grains OF strychnine,
was pronounced out of danger yester-
day afternoon and discharged from the
Emergency Hospital He was removed
10 his apartments at 1920 New York
avenue.
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80 Disnlav - Fnrniture

to be sold az auction Saturday morning
commencing 1880 Dining room chairs,
bunets. extension tables, solid mahog-
any Darlor. library tables and chairs.
beautiful bureaus and chlnouiers, heavy
brass beds. etc. Come in and see these
handsome goods. Wilson * Mayors ~,
all Illl 4.
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SPANISH WAR VETERANS SMOKE

The Joint muster-iu meeting and smuk-
or held last night by Richard j. Hardin
Camp No 2. United spanish War Vet
Grams. was q most satisfactory and al
together enjoyable affair. The meeting,
which was held in CostelIos Han. was
attended by Department Commander
Walter Mitchell and the members Of his
stan, who mustered in class OF thirty
new members.
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Situations Wanted-hale.

WANTED-By experienced Eaarcher. position
with patent attorney. with opportunity %
learn amending, ctc-i references. Address
BOX ICZ Times OfIgs e4.-gf
WANTED-By young man from country a
position as EtoreTu1m man lu hotel Ad-
dress BOX Ie5. Times Once. seG-3t
WANTED-By boy 1s years old. place 20
work iu store. address lI-5 18Th S. nv.
WANTED-S!tuati0u as meat cutter by ex-
peTleuCed single man, age 53. with arst-Class
rrmi references Address BOX Isl. Times Il
fee. E|68
WANIE--By eX-post Quarteruaster SER
geant. t.. s. Army. clerical or other uosl-
ti0n. Address BOX les. Times ONCE. se5-3t
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RFPORTS THEFT OF $40.

Robert H. Hagan. of SOP Second street
northwest. reported 10 the police this
morning that sic I'm bills had been taken
from his pockets last night while he
was in a O street restaurant
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Carlos Holopka.

Famous Royal Hungarian Orchestra now
II the Park Hotel ROofgarden from $50
% midnight +. EndTies. prop, late OF
New Willard
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LOCAL MENTION.
STPFFT car HITS WAGON.

A Capital Traction car collided with
a coal wagon owned by j. c. Agnew, at
Seventh and ID streets this morning,
Both the car and wagon were slightly
damaged but no one was injured
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EMAIL" Bread-the Bread for Health.

Pure food is the best assurance OF health.
Schneider Malt Bread is uOurishing
and whoIesome-the purest that can be
made Ask for e. at your grOCers'.
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST


GOLDENBERG' s, 9Th and * SITS. NV.
S, KAHN. SONS a. co. sth and Market space.
AhNINS CIGAR STORE. 18th and Fla. ava.
ERNlNS CIGAR STORE. -sl2 l4th 81. NV.
w T. McNJLIA. cigar store. l4th and J. NV
ROBERT n. FEIZOLD. The Harvard EEar-
macy uth and Harvard SITS NV.
W a. DARLING. cor l4th and Il SITS. nw.
l. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor 9Th ST.. Rhode
Island ave, ana u 81. NV
sW. cor. 4th and 81 SITS. NV.
DOM SANFORD. New York ave- and
North Capitol ST.
r. A. NEITCH 1JIh and III SIS NV.
QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY. 2lst and G SITS. NV.
GILLETTE g. CO. 18th and l. SITS NV.
s. n. WAGNER g. CO, lst ana II SITS. NV.
j. II. -AALOE, cor. Sth and = SITS. NV
EUGENE r. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa. ave. nv,
NORTHEAST.
CHAS. II. BLUMER. n. Cap. and r SIS. ne.
McCHESNEY- e. JOACHIM, cor I'd and J. SITS.
SOUTHEAST
A. =. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol sts-
OpONNELL DRUG Co. sth and q Hta.
n. S. FEALI. NV. cor. nth 50. and Fll. ave
SOUTHWEST.
v HUGO EiSENEEISS. 9Th and b streets.
ANACOSTIA.
BERY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe ana
Jefferson SITS.
RROOKI.AND, d. c.
ARTHUR II. r. LUEEsSEN, Drug store
ALEXANDRIA. Va
r, T.. CARNE a. CO., 7os King 81
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A Lamp for Every Use.

A chimney for every lamp. Chandeliers
20 suit you. Bottom prices.
1904 @ st, c, A, Muddiman & CO. 1904 G St.
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HOuSefurniShingS.

Sass FOR SANITARY COUCHES; gIO9S
metal folding beds, paTlor aTd bedroom
suites, 81 per week stone water pitchers Zoe;
go-carts, $50. HEDMOND'S. 3I5 7th 81. NV.
iyl1-d
SOME or OUR SPECIALS for this week
SANITARY couChes, s2.48; iron beds. 81 90;
chairs 10 cents and up; reduced prices IN
al lines Of new and secondhand furniture.
Sec ION-G & AIATTINGLY. sth and u SITS
NV. and save money. au5-tr
HERE a chance 20 buy a cook stove for a
fts value: 100 varieties 10 select from. house
furnishings OF every description at very low
prices. SNIIZER & La PORTE. 1888 1th
ST auo-u
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Horses and Vehicles.

BOOMING HOUSE AND CAFE TO- sale. IA
Pennsylvania ave NV sa5--f
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VANTED-C0mpetent woman 10 cook and do
general Homework. small family. 1920 l2th
81 II
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NICELY FURNISHED, large second story
front room; also large hall room, all con-
yenicuccs. 500 J. st. NY. se6-2t
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WANTED-Hy reliable and competent Whit
woman, position as child's nurse would as
EisI In light chamber work best references
Address BOX %. Times office It
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For Rent
Furnished Rooms.

FOR RENT-Three rooms. adjoining bath. us
ath 81. my. se1-1t
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WANTED-Four good wall scrapers at once.
Apply WA V. MAHONEY. 6g3 Pennsylvania
ave. Sc sc4-dt
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TWO LARGE housekeeping rooms IS: no
children. 33i a. st. Sc. IL
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Automobiles.

STEAM MACHINE IN good order. $50; SEC
down. SO per month, will dem0nstraie afteE
o'clock. AL 1st st. Sc. seA-&t
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WANTED-Y0ung lady in Office OF pension
attorney, II any experience, state extent Of
same and salary expected. II inexperienced.
state extent OF education. Address BOX 1S9.
Times office. Il
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Rooms and Board.

Rooms and Board.
1921 STH ST. NW.-DesirabIe front room:
gentlemen preferred. table board. sei-3r
FURNISHED front rooms. with board. 100
II ST. NV. see-2t
619 NEW YORK AVE.-Boariers wanted. Sd
per week; pleasant home. se6-3t
FURNISHED ROOMS. with or without board:
drst-Class table; family services and rrfvf-
leges; rate reasonable. 206 = ST. NV se5-2r
FOR RENT-Furnished front room with
board. 234 Z st. ne SEA-
Country Board.
HIGH VIEW HOTEL. Chesapeake Beach. Nd.
viii be open through September; board and
room g. a week. se4-7t
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ANACOSTIA.
BTRVS PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
JEFFERSON SITS.
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WILL LADY who took umbrella from villa
Flora Club return same % 631 T ST. NV third
ho0r2 No questions asked. sa59t
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Address BOX 2l8. Times oaiee. %
WANTED-By girl. place o. DO light house
work. no washing. s33 ST. NV. u
WANrED-By girl. place 90 do light house
work. no washing. a83 st. NV. il
WANTED-Piace as nurse or chamhermaiI;
also cook call 1913 Q 81. uw- II
EXPERIENCED LADY Demonstration
wishes % represent reliable firm ia wash
ington. Address. with fun particulars. BOX
I78. Times Ofhce. ee5-st
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LOST-L0cket and chain, at Luna Park.
Initials NJ. @. Il. Return TO EVANS DRUG
STORE. Reward gss-st
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
o. go q WOE roR

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMSAND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two ceuts "a word Tor all other classified
advertisements for less than three Insertions
IL inserted for tu-ee or more consecutive
Gays. one cent a word Tor each insertion.
These rates do not apply 70 Personals
Advertisements viii be accepted at any OF
The following branch offices at regular office
rates II 90 ls lucuuN euienu 70 leave advertise
Ients AZ either "a branch Office oV The Times
business ONCE. they may be teiephOned direct
L. Ihe Times tMaIn uli9l. and messenger
VIII call 10 collect without additional charge
70 the advertiser.
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VVANTED-Ex Experienced architectural drafts
man and beginner GEO OAKLEY TOT
TEN. Jr.. sos 18th 81. se4-3t
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/
1 --------
Halo EUou.aI A.Ia
Nv cor T,r-,-prpa,s
-ssIssB,aD fov ,-hfrav-srs and
-f,-rri-t,ir,z Ti 1.--- rtIIlspts
rrz7T,- T,li III anu
Young man for Receiving
o.eI T. .,,.-t.s AM, rs-,-s-.-,
rosifion- no e.FperierceI and ca
p'''' i'N
GOTDENPERG,s
say-evtT ard X
ses-2t
81 a., ~ ETr,TSs ~ RpCS
--l+--
EANTED-Good white barber for Saturday;
- 3 --,l .--..5-- -- wv .---' ~ ~ Nv
VANTED-A picture salesman and two bows
Tor our frame factor. STEMS. 7ss 9TH St
10
4 ha :
a. Guaranteed r,er yeeI,. s. d FOR SATURDAY,
az ~ - ~ ft
-
vvASTED-urivar 90 collect barrels. good
reference j m TEAEFPz. ri ana Water
SIS s"- -so-el
VaNTED-A good carpanter. with tools. Ap-
rrv fmue5israf- Gf3ca STONEI ETGH
- ia, -.i,--e,l--.-- ave- anu - 81 ~
gVANTED-saIesman IN merchant tailoring
establ ishment' one with En9Wiedse Of win
90" dressing AA'Ies7 HS-N -st' -"..es u
nee 5000
WANTED-White boy about It 90 drive or
der wagon bEhENs, o-- r ST NV.
T,-,,-7-T-T7 - ,,-----,f,,-., ,.l,,.- -A-,-,l,,
W. T. T.AwT0N a SONS. nos n 81. NV It
NTED-WhIte boy age Is 20 learn trade.
ADDIv Il. r. ANDERSON 7l8 18th 81. nv.
ses-3t
--
CHARLES D. DFSsFZ ma Pennsylvania
ave nv. se6-5t
erv -, recruitment Apply 10 MANAGE HBCHT
q co. 5ls-5I5-5I7 9Th s. se6-2t
wANrED-Boys for wagon Jumpers; good
salary. permanent position Apply 90 6.
HART. SUPERINTENDENT. Lansburgh & Bro. 100
TO as 7th 81. u
JEvyEI,Ry. sALEsSf AN-oBiv hustler ns.s
apply; capable Of giving bond and able 70
control good trade; man able 20 make so 70
agsr, CAsTELBERG's 9s5 Pennsylvania ave-
mh3i-tu tn sa-tf
That ca1 drive on shoes i{is n Capitol 81
seE A.
NAS 55L'Ieueial PACK smith Apply ~
~ ,---e, - e---.,----, - - -
WANTED-Canvassers extra ane PROPOSE
s ~ ms, - i 5i aoor =. set '''
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. white diver FOR
oeuEeEy wagon, o5el ielsI7iiles ''tI ~ - "a
apply l.1e s--..ss ~ -----e- . . = So
WANTED-BrfRht lcttve intelligent man
been accustomed 10 such work preferred;
must bring references from those last en-
nee p st NV. seo-I
~ ,r,rr-7, 49,. -, ,,v4.- o. a., Nr,,,s
" ~ - o.-h - - ~ --t
ohice. se5-5t
- 49,, -=.----7- ,--t, m q
ROBINSON, 1872 10th ST. NV seS-St
M .---T-I1 T ,-tt -7--7,T.-t.J 7.o,or.5 harbs7
for The 6sst shop 81 sober IN the F sS'e T 5s9a
Martinaourg, w Va. scot
-. 49,, v,.,,.,,. ,y,1,,.z -. .,,,,-5
enesa driVeF LOT express ""soh' LIS S ss
AVIN AFe- NV So
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225 Sd ST. Nw.-Rooms, $50 week; also front
ROOM clean. se5-3t
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LOST-Black poodle gyp: tag No. ss1s. Please
return OF address 40 sth ST. NY. reward
se4-St
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Found.

PHINTING-By one that knows howi guar
auteed satisfactory or your money retUrnedi
II years. practical experience I.000 business
cards, $780, 500. 81. HAYS Sd and X 5ts-
NV. se3-l5t
FOCND-That hats renovated equal 20 Eew;
HAT CO.. 500 18th St NV au-s-s0t
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Help Wanted-hale.

WANTED-shoemaker. 200 Pennsylvania
ave Sc se4-3t
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WANTED-Party 20 join me IN opening small
hotel or hrst-class boarding house address
BOX 49, Times office. zss-lf
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Storage.

SAOA oSC'
WHY PAY MORE? We store for 700 a load,
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. 4l8-42)-422
10Th So. NV. Phone Mail 1923. se3-90t
FIDELITY STORAGE co.
1870 You Street.
INDESTRUCTIBLE
ao0O rooms; silver vaults; mothproof rooms;
money advanced at c per cent per annum on
goods stored "a this building. Let our esti-
mator call
PACKING, DRAWING AND SKIPPING
fys7-u
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connected with store bargain 70 olicIc btlyer.
owner going out Of business. 742 sth st. NV
se6-3t
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Wanted-ROOms.

WANTED-By lady. room. with board. IN pri-
vats Catholic family state fun particulars.
Address BOX 1Sl. Times Office. Il
ROOM WANTED IN country. near car lire.
Address BOX 142. Times office. IL
WANTED-Two or three rooms for light
housekeeping; rent reasonable. no questions
asked. Address BOX l69. Times Office.
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eROyai Pilsen" Is Expensively Brewed,

Yet costs consumers no more than other
light beers. WHY not get full value for
your money? Bars. Abner-Drury Brew. Co.
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Observation-Disclosures

WANTED-Pawu tickets for diamonds and
j5welrys cash paid Tor old gold and silver.
dentist sold and platinum money % loan
on diamonds ana 1aWeITy. LOUIS .ABRA-
HAMS, Bonded Broker 1888 9th ST. NV. Phone
Main 4s7s se5-6m1s
IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL. anytime
lu the Ahe ~ household goods, consult ID.
NOTES. OF CO Louisiana ave sales weekly.
coma tEumeIIs solicited prompt settlement
assured, Call Tor our eEon-Maia 5y9s
power vertical boiler. Sec
--l-e9 o-I,,- aeo-at
wANTED--Highest cash prices PAID for worn
Earmantss ladies' or gentlemen O. Also shoes
and hats Address postal aud ] WI all any
hour b. TARSHES. I5JS 9TH 81. nv. Phone
North 4s9.
WANTED-ONLY 800.
Have YOUR sewing machine put IN
perfect order for fall sewing.
OPPENHEIMEa's
ses-3t 90 sth s. NV.
IF you WANT TO BUY OR SELL anything
in the line Of household goods. consult u.
NOTES, OF SIS Louisiana ave. Sales weekly;
assignments solicited prompt settlement
assured. call Tor our wagCn-AIaiu 1905
WANTED-Cfossman ana imported ginger ale
bottles. Phone n. IlIa-M. or cali 10th and
SITS. nv. ses-gt
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't put
away your old clothing, shoes hats. and
shirts before seeing me, as pay highest
cash prices FOR them Drop postal. viii call.
u. GEWIRZ 1908 eth ST. NV seg-I5t
vvANTED-At once. 500 feather beds. by the
pay highest cash prices for same 5l5 9th ST.
NV. sel-6t
HATS TRIMMED &c. removed from us "a
ST. nv. 1908 New Jersey ave. se4-6t
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Moving

Packing and Shipping.
LARGE AND HANDSOME PADDED VANS
s. LOAD.
TWO-HORSE WAGON. IS LOAD.
5UMBIA THANsEEE COMPANY
ia Nth St ~. y. E-0-sI
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WANTED Experienced coIored dressmaker
1t
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Situations Wanted
Female.

A LADY wishes % care Tor WidOWer's or
bachelors apartment. Address BOX l93.
Times Office se6-1t
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FOR sALE-Lunch room. gl25. Address BOX
1856, Times Office. sec gr
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Country Board.
Hotels.

WASHINGTON HOTEL, 18th st.
and New York ave, half block from White
House.-Beautiful view. double and single
rooms superior table; rooms, 81 per day and
up. Special rates 10 permanent guests.
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Lost.

LOST-Tuesday. about noon, brown pocket
book on 18th street car. Reward II returned
TO BOX 1872 Times Office. se8-3t
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Wanted-Rooms Q Board.

WANTED-Two rooms and board for two
adults and two school children; Georgetown
preferred. Address BOX 1855 Times Office. It
NANTED-By school girl. room and board
in private family; prices must be reasonable.
Address BOX 171. Times office se5-2t
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Help Wansed-FemaIe.

WANTED-A good colOred woman for gen
eral homework; no washing. COS sth 81. NV.
II
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For Rent

7 UI NGIlt-
Furnished or Unfinished Rooms.
FOR RENT-LarEe front ROOM furnished or
unfurnished 20 n ST. NV. se5-2t
ENTIRE second floor OF three rooms. south
eTu exposure. furnished or unfurnished for
light housekeeping. Phone II. 404-Y. 20
ST. NV. se5-4t
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Help Wanted
Male anu Female.

WANTED-You 90 know We are ''speciaIists''
To complete course in sten0graphy at our
school requires only from Sd 70 90 DAYS.
STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY. 3l5-3l9 Color
ado building. seI-30t
VVANTED-Nfan and wife % take care OF
house. Apply SO Sth 81. ne. sse5-5t
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YANTED-By a good, experienced cook. sit
uatlou. stay az night 5l8 E- Henry st..
Alexandria, Va. 1t
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Situations Wanted
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Male and Female.

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JEWS IN CHICAGO
WILL HELP THEMSELVES
Association Formed to Act lndepen.
IDENTIFY of Police, Who are De.
nounced.i
(By Associated Press.l

Wy HoSOSiateu TICSS.J
CHICAGO, ILLS, Nov 27.-De-
nouncing the Chicago police as "bullies
and tyrants" and Chicago detectives
rs ridiculous. the recently formed He
brew Protective Association has an.
nounced its determination to abandon
direct appeal to the police department
and conduct its fight by vigilance com.
mitteo methods.
Details of associations plans were
reported to the Jews of the Ghetto ut
mass meeting held mt the West side
auditorium.
Nearly quarter Of the audience
was made up of alleged victims of row.
dysm. Some had their heads swathed
In bandages. Others limped or car.
ried crutches. The association is pre-
pairing to conduct q campaign almost
wholly independent of city authori.
ties. a private detective force is to
be organized, made up partly of anna
teurrs and partially of men from de-
tective agencies. staff Is to be
formed to care for victims of riots
without charge and legal department
Will collect evidence and conduct pros
ecutions
More than twonty cases OF Jews in
1ured or robbed We're laid before the
executive committee of the associa.
ton Mt n session held at the close of
mass meeting.