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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-31

The New York Athletic Club win make
a desperate attempt TO wrest cham
pionship from the Irish-American Atm
Ietic Club al the first athletic carnival
Of the Sixty-ninth Regiment Athletic As
ISOLATION in their new armory on Mon
day, April /, Denny HoTgan. who IL
a wonder at the weights, viii tackle
John Flanagan and Martin Sheridan.
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ever wins the race viii have no easy
victory. The two-mile relay viii have
more entrants, as Yale, Columbia, Penn
syIvania, Princeton, and Dartsmouth are
all to be represented.
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thank Cecil Rhodes for restoring TO her
the supremacy Of the river.
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running races
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Steady Demand Despite Vacation
Time and Midsummer Uu|Iness.
C0LLEcTlOHC ARE most PLEASING
Recorder Business, Too, Ia q Fair Pro.
portlon-Wcstcrn supply OF Wood
We'll Cleaned up--In the Leading
Industries There Arc croes Currents
(By Associated Prcss).

| NEW YORK. July 19.-Bradstrcet
tomorrow will say: Weather condi.
lions still favor scasonable trade ANA
crops. and there is no more than ordl.
nary quiet noted in wholesale lines as
q result of midsummer conditions and
the reign OF the vacation season. Re-
tall trade especially Is turning out
rather better than anticipated ana
clearance sales are freely patronizcd,
indicating that the power OF the conn
Try IN maintained at n high level Re-
order business. too. IL of fair proper
lions. Ono favorable development
certainly calling for notice is the con
tinnancc of good reports as to col
lectlons which find confirmation In
tho steady gains In bank clcarings
noted at most cities over Il year ago.
Fair activity with firm prices il
noted In wool. Large sales are few.
Manufacturers appear to have bought
freely In tho country of late and ives.
tern supplies are well cleaned up.
Conservative buying of shoes and
leather Is noted iu'lcading markets.
In tho leading industries there nre
some cross currents Iron and steel
are quieter as whole with prices
tending To case and copper is lower
and stocks are reported accommodating.
In the shoe trade business is modcr.
ate.
In the cotton goods industry pro-
duction is of record proportions but
still insufficient to meet demands.
Special activity is noted in the west
crn coal trade where many mines are
running full time. Supplies In the
northwest arc reported small. At the
cast high grade bituminous coal sells
we'll but concessions are necessary to
move low grades. Lumber is Quletcr
as whole and southern production
is being curtailed. Pig iron markets
are still in lethargic condition.
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Formal AbdIcahon 10 Crown Prince
Has Taken Place al Last.
NO SERIOUS DISORDER THUS FAR
Jap"n, Through Marquis Ito, Says
That It Has Not Taken Any Hand
In the TroubIe-cahnet Not InfIu-
enced by Japan.

SEOUL. July ia crowd of 5000
Koreans have been beaten Lack from
tho palace gates. During the audi
ence with the cabinet last night when
the emperor granted the demand for
abdicatiOn, n number of students at
tempted TO present petition to the
emperor but the police prevented them
from doing 80. driving them back east
OF tho palace wAere they remained nil
night making speeches. At midnight
Chief OF Police Mauritania distributed
carbincs to the palace police. but the
crowd continued to increase. 1t re.
maIned orderly. The elaborate cere.
mony of transferring tho imperial seal
To tho crown prince was completed
this afternoon Briefly tho emperor
In the imperial rcscript of abdication
Expresses his regret that during the
AZ years OF his reign. national calam-
tiles have followed In rapid success.
sion and the peoples distress becomes
so aggravated that he deemed 1t now
time to transfer the crown to the heir
apparent In conformity with ances-
trail usages.
Some shops are closed because OF
the sympathy of the proprietors with
the emperor and the streets around
the palace are filled with people. Tho
Japanese papers have published some
sensational rumors. hut there Is no
indication of revolt. The Korean
official is now circulating on the street
tho first official announcement of the
abdicatlon, which was signed by the
emperor and seven ministers in favor
of tho crown prince.
At tho Japanese residence Marquis
Ito and Viscount Haynshi, in an an.
swcr to an inquiry of the corresponds
ent OF the Associated Press. regard.
ing the effect of the emperor's action,
its Importance IN effecting settle.
|'mcnt OF the whole Japanesc-Korean
situation and whether or not 1t was
in connection with the plans of Japan,
said they We're not prepared ut pres
ent to make statement.
Marquis. Ito, however. desired to be
emphatically quoted that both before
and during his audience yesterday
when the emperor and cabinet were
weighing the question OF abdicatlnp
he refused any participation. The
emperor repeated his declaration that
he was not responsible for the sending
OF the Korean delegation to The
Hague and asked Marquis Ito's opin
ION of the cabinets representation
regarding nbdicntion.
Marquis Ito replied that the matter
! was wholly concerned the Emperor
of Korea and not himself MS the rep
resentatlvc OF Empire OF Japan. Fur
thermore Marquis Ito declares The
cabinets whole course OF action was
based on It's own Initiative.
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TRIP TO YORKTOWN

Exposition visitors and others who
have mover been to historic Yorktown
the scene OF the surrender OF Corn
wallis. should not miss the opportun-
ity OF making the trip tomorrow on
the palatial steel steamer Montauk
The steamer leaves Norfolk at 9:30
o'clock tomorrow morning. leaves
Pine Beach ut 9:45 O'clock and
Old Point Mt 10:i5 o'clock. Tickets
including car fare from this city and
return are one dollar for the round
trip. In the evening the steamer will
start homeward in time to touch at
Old Point mt $3.50 o'clock and reach
Norfolk at $50 o'clock. Each night
next week the Montauk will take
moonlight excursions to the Virginia
Capes. II
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THE COOKBOOK.

When frying anything to be rolled In
menl use half flour and II will DO
found to brown better.
4 crust OF bread put into tho water
In which greens nrc boiled will absorb
all Objectionable rankncss OF flavor.
Salnds OF all kinds should bc gently
dled--thht IS. they should not be
hoaviiy turned, but mixed in n very
largo bowl by running the fork and
spoon down the sides OF tho dish md
then gently tossing tho salad with an
upward movement. letting 1t mix as
1t falls back.
A custard cannot be boiled. Boiling
ut once curdlcs tho egg. But custnrd
put In jnr In saucepan OF water
may have the water boiling round the
Jar with good effect. A milk pudding
will curdle with an egg beaten up in
1t Ii the oven is too hot. but will be
creamy and custnrdliko II cooked slow.
~ I'm a moderate oven.
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FACTS FROM FRANCE.

Paris spends S4.O00,Ooo yearly on
cleaning and maintaining its streets
1t is estimated that as many rs Co.
600 farmers and others In France make
their living by the manufacture of
Roauefort cheese.
gust as the famous bell Savoyarde,
which cost 100000. was about TO be
rohung IN the Church OF tho Sncre
Occur, MT Montmartre, France. It was
discovered that vandals had not only
cracked II, but plugged 1t In two
places so that 1t has to be recnst.
A novel and nnplcasantly varied
honeymoon was spent by couple near
Paris recently. ~ newly married pair
began their wedding trip in bal
loon. After passing through an cleo
trical storm In the clouds nnd trying
to make landing the balloon fell into
the Scheldt. They were rescued from
the waters OF tho river In the nick of
time.
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thousands OF miles and sustain them
selves ut sea, is considered absurd
hero.
When tho ships sail for the Pacific
next November or December they
VIII be no longer absent from dock
yards than II they were starting
merely for tho winter drill grounds
Mt Guantanamo. Tho only practical
difference will be that instead of en-
gagng In maneuvcrs, the ships Will
simply steam long course without
manouvcrs.
Duties of General Board.
To go back of Rear Admiral Evans
notification that 1t was the govern.
nents intention to send his command
to the Pacific by q certain date, 1t
might be recalled that President
Roosevelt summoned to Oyster Bay
late In June Secretary Mctcalf, Cap
tain Richard Wainwright, U. s. NJ,
and Colonel w. w. Withcrspoon. the
latter two OF whom are members OF
the army ana navy joint board. The
subject OF the battlcshlp transfer
WAS then discussed. Secretary Met.
calf returned to Washington fully
cognlzant to the Presidents plans
For reasons best known to himself
he decided to make the announces
ment to tho new policy when he
reached tho Pacific coast. He init
mated this purpose to several per.
sons in Washington before he left.
The statement published today
Ipurportlng to he IN authorized an
lnouEccment of tho administration
attitude ON the question of the trans
fer of the bnttleships is considered
somewhat. incongruous here. as It re
fers TO tho President not having
heard of tho General Board Of the
Navy Issuing any order for the ships
to DO sent to the Pacific.
Tho President would have to walt
Il long time to hear anything of that
kind, ms the General Board has ad
visory powers only and no authority
to ISSUE any orders.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Bids are wanted by the School
Board for supplies to be used during
the coming session The supplies con-
sist OF stationery, printing and hard
ware. Parties wishing to bid on Same
will call on w. l.. Tnbb. No. 12I 27th
street. to get list OF articles wanted.
Also bids ARE wanted for furnishing
wood. 300 tons run OF mine coal, 10
tonn anthracite coal for the coming
session.
All bids must be in the hands OF
the chairman OF building and supply
committee on or before July %, 1907.
EDWIN PHILLIPS, Chairman.
Building and Supply Committee.
Z Is lot.
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UNDERTAKEN

I have completed the most up to
date Undertakers' establishment in
tho city. with mortuary sufficiently
large for most funerals. Ia show room
equipped with the latest improved
show cases. enables ME to display
large line OF my class OF goods. I
make specially OF the Undertaking
business, and give my entire time to
It. and with two assistants and two
licensed embalmers. and the most
modern paraphernalia. am prepared
to give the very best OF service to all
classes. Respectfully,
w. Il. ROUSE,
234-236 Twenty-fifth street. Phones
oil office. Residence 10.
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Sentence Sermons.

Virtue for profit will become vice for
more profit.
Nfending your ways Is the best way
of mourning over them.
The best friendship is that which
brings out the best In us.
The true man fears the power OF sin
more than its punishment.
IL you would lose all force. think al.
ways OF your own feelings.
Mnny man who Is proud OF being
wicked Is really only weak in the head
1t will not give you wings to have
your name on the fly leaf of the Bible
Chicago Tribune.
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Breviities
THE HALL OF FAME.

Thomas A. Edison makes 1t n rule to
slse at 5:30 q. N.
Dr. William ]. Holland director OF
the Carnegie museum, Plttsburg, has
prepared full set of the publications
of the museum to be sent to Emperor
William OF Germany. The books are
mngniticently bound.
Ralph Hall Calnc. tho Bon OF the nov
clist. Hall Caine. Is going into the pub
fishing business In London. One of tho
three books with which tho new pub
Usher is to start business Is a new
novel from the pen OF his father.
George w. Vanderbilt and Mrs. Mar
shall Field have bought two half
squares fronting OH Massachusetts
avenue, Washington, nnd will build
pnlntlal residences there. They both
expect hereafter to spend the winter
In Washington.
Frederick j. Velkn, Baltimore
man. has been street chr driver, grip
man and motormnn for thIrty-seven
yenrs and in all that time has never re-
ported lnte nor had an accident For
most OF the time he hns been on the
Madison avenue line
Colonel Elijah w. IIalford, deputy
paymastcr general. Ia about to he re-
tired for age. He was private secre-
thry to tho late President Harrison, and
one OF that executives last official acts
was to appoint him secretary to the
pay corps OF the army.
To carry on the life work OF HIS wife,
who preceded him In death, james
Morris of Now York mnde provision In
his Will for n bequest OF e3T 900 that
the crippled children nnd the sick little
ones OF st. LulIe's hospital might enjoy
rides In Central park ana music.
Henry Thomas Spndicr, who died
recently Mt Brentford, England. at the
| age OF cightyfour. was for many years
connected with the old London Sun,
lilo acted ns proofrendcr to Charles
Dickens and possessed many relics OF
the great novelist. including proofs
with his alterations upon them.
Frank Iramlln. who was recently
chosen attorney to the board OF civil
service commissioners OF Chicago. Is
the son OF tho Into Hannibal Hamiin
vice president OF the United States ir
the first Lincoln administration The
younger Iiamlln was born In Bangor
Me. in 1862, WINS graduated from Hnr
ward and from the Boston University
Law school. and then went to Chicago
to practice.
John Hollis Dnnkhend. whose ap
polntmcnt as the successor OF John
Tyler Morgan in tho United States sen
nte 10 incumbent ON Governor Conner
MS n result OF the operation OF the Ala
bama primary system. has been out OF
congress only slnce the close OF the
last session. For eighteen years prior
to TINT time he was continuously q
member OF the house. He is ffty-flve
years OF age, n native OF Alabama and
an ex.Confederato soldier.
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WE SELL AND RENT PIANOS,
cash or easy payment plan, accept
secondhand pianos or organs as
part payment on new Instruments.
Tuning and repairing speciality.
All work guaranteed. Ferguson
Music Co., 200 Thirty-first street.
Cit. Phone 90. z 10 4m
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epEciAE NOTICE.

LADIBS-WHEN WANTING A GOOD
Shampoo. Fancy Hair Dress or
Best Electric Massage, Manicure
J and greatest relief from corns. etc.
go to'your oldest and most reliable
HAIR DRESSING PARLOR;, which
Is NlcHOLAs' 203 Twenty-seventh
street. 5llsby building. Bell Phone
b10.
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WANTED-TIID PUBLIC TO KNOW
that oil property bearing the name
OF the Home Bottling Works and the
Crystal Springs Bottling Company
is registered. and bottlers and 9TH
ers are warned against having such
property In their possession with
out legal right j. c. CONNOLLY,
Proprietor. z II 1w
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WANTBD-TO SECURE LODGING
and board for you. 800 OF the most
desirable homes in the city are list
ed with us and we can surely suit
you. Exposition Hotel and Accom-
mediation Exchange, II. u. Ball,
Mgr, at the Real Estate and Insur-
anco Office Nems G. Co, Inc, 2517
Washington avenue. Newport News,
Va.
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WANTED.

WANTED-BOARD BY MARRIED
couple, no children: private family;
East End preferred. Address Box
sos, city. Z 20 st
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WANTED-PANAMA AND STRAW
hats TO be cleaned, blocked or re-.
fitted with sweat bands and rib
bons. Our work Is all done at
home. THE HUB, Academy OF
Music bldg. Doth phones. 5-23-tf
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WANTED-THE PEOPLE TO KNOW
we arc buying and selling new and
secondhand Furniture. Messick e.
Cheadle. 2506 Huntington avenue.
S-2.3m.
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WANTED-TO BUY. SELL OR EX-
change furniture and stoves. c. w.
LEWIS, 2502 Huntington avenue
3-17-3m.
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MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS OF $50
to $1,000 at 8 per cent. Merchants.
Mechanics Savings Association. All.
Ian D. Jones. Secretary and Attor.
ney, First National Bank Buildina
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TRANSFER COMPANIES.

OLD DOMINION BAGGAGE TRANS.
fer: offices G. q. o. station.
Phones. Bell Nos. 40l and 1876;
Citz., No. IL.
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WANTED PERMANENT AND Ia
BILE boarders, 100 Thirty-first. Home
Comforts. 7113m
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ROLLER SKATES.

P. o. DEPARTMENT CLERKS: We have
the largest stock Of roller skates in the city
specially reduced this week Union Hard
ware ball-bearing rink skates The best skate
made, only s275 pair. Skate repairing; open
until pm. c. 7. HUNTER, rs Pennsyl-
vania ave. NV. oc29-tf
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DENTISTRY.
BICYCLES.

DON'T put your bicycle in the cellar. sell Il
TO me for a good price. G. 7. HUNTER, the
Bicycleman, us Pennsylvania ave. nS.
0c3l5t
EVERY BICYCLE MUST BE SOLD to make
room for our Christmas goods bicycles as
low 81 and up; Cleveland. National Buff
falo King Rambler. Columbia. Olive White
and 100 other excellent makes, all in good
condition. c. T.. HUNTER. The Bicycle
Man 113 Pennsylvania ave. NV. oc2s-tf
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KoN-MEDIcAL HEALING.

THE. JUNOD CTHE VACUUM TREAT
MENT RESTORES the CIRCULATION and
cures L.OCOMOIOR-ATAAIA. BRIGHT
DISEASE DIABETES. RHEUMATISM.
NEURASTHENIA. NERVOUS DISEASES.
AILMENTS OF the SPINE, STOMACH, KID
HAVE FAILED. YOU are requested 70 IN
VESTIGATE-
Ter IT'S value IN serious ailments re-
fer By permission to the following Wsl-knoWn
citizens OF Washington. D. c.
HON. MARTIN DODGE
Mr.. A B. RUFF.
Mr. J. J EOONAN.
Mr.. r. 81. BROWN.
Mr. GEORGE =. DALTON
MR. ROBERT HARVEY.
Mr. ". J. SHOWALTER-
6. p. GEHRISG. II D.
Consultation and treatment az your homes
Il desired.
CONSULTATION AT OFFICE FREE.
PROF. Il y. ID. PARKER,
1424 New York Avenue n ".
Lady Assistant.
ocz1-tf
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FOR sALR-MIscELLAHEous.

FOR SAI.E-Banio and case s. s. Stewart
special thoroughbred cost $685. via sell for
80 cash. 643 81 81 1s noi-3t
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FLOOR OIL.

DO YOU LIKE clean, glossy hoors7 Only one
way 70 get them Csa HUNTERS Dust
Killing Floor OIL. sc a gallon delivered IN
cans. Phone afaia 5s5s or drop posiaI 70
1ls Pennsylvania PSA. NV. oc2i-tf
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one CENT 4 WORD FOR
BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

GoLDENBERG S. 7th and K sts. nv.
s. KAHN. SONS & c., sth and Market space
GREEN'S CAPITAL A ID z X 5 NC
AGENCY. Il46 I5th &c.
". =. McEULTE, Cigar Store, l4th and ? NV.
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY. Linton s.
Nelson. PropTistorss coEnsr Rhode Island
ave- LIST and SITS. nv.
ROBERT Z. PETZOLD. The Harvard PhaF-
macy, 18th and Harvard sta. NV.
". a. DARLING. cor. 14th aud 7 SITS NV.
J.. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 1th ST. Rhode
Island ave-. and 4 -. nv
n. 7. BUTTS EHARMACE. 4th - and
Mass. ave- NV
CHAS. C. HoRNUNd, Christiani Pharmacy,
gW. cor. It'll and II SITS nv.
EANFoRD'S PHARMACY. New York ave.
and North Capitol street.
r. A. NEITCH. 10th and NJ SITS. nv.
0UIGLEY' PHARMACY 21st ana O sta nv.
GILLETTE e. CO.. 18th and L SITS nv.
8. n. WAGNER e. CO.. Ist and II sts. nv.
L =. TAYLOE. cor. sth and P Bts. nv.
THOMAS CRAWFORD, 1901 Pa. ave. NV.
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TWENTY HEAD q high-ciasa fresh cows
and calves from the VALLEY 81 Virginia H.
r VIOLET Shepherds road, Brighfwood,
y. c. Phone Iakpma 81 7. Moist
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TYPEwRITERs.

NANTED-Yost typewriter IN exchange for
Remington Address A. l. ADLER, 6I3 r
NV. ocsI-3t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY and market store: one OF the best
on 18th St; monthly business s.. 90; inves-
tigate this excelIert business III health cause;
sacrifice 5000 worah more NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS, Gil F. Moist
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FISH AND OYSTER business; rent only SIS:
six rooms; bargain at $50. old established
stand. NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS
GIL K. Moist
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DAIRY LUNCH and cafe, close to navy
yard; hne stand milking money: only $50.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. Gil +.
Moist
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IX-HORsEPOWER marine engine complete
outit, SIS, BOX SIS, Times eiace. MOIST
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FOR sALE-Lady saving city Win sacrifice
nine-rOOm house. central c0ziiy furnished;
rooms rented: cheap rent good for hsht bust
ness or LADY alone. 81 12tu st. moist
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COOK-Good cook and chambermaid. Apply
after p NJ. 1874 r St NV. no1-2t
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NORTHEAST

IADDON PHARMACY. 300 Florida ava ne
CHAS II. BLUMER n Cap and r sts ne
AcCHESNEY & JOACHIM, cor "a and = sta
T. J. DUNCAN x Co. Druggists. 9Th and *
sta
McCHEsNEY & JOACHIM sth and F sts.ns,
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COOK-A good cook. Z72I Ontario road NV.
oc51-3t
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COOKS. SIS: cooks. SO: no washing: cham-
berTIaids, s. week: mattresses. 81 week;
ugat house workers; laundressez. Apply
with references today. SIS Tth St NV.
PEILIP EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. nol-2t
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BANGING.
DANCING STUDIO.

&c EYE ST n. ".
Glass Tuesday and Saturday evenings ss
S D. 70. Competent instructors. Private les
sons by appointment Ballroom for rent 70
select parties Clog. buck and wing dane
Ing taught By expert. Phone NJ 81. ocso-s0t
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sAL.ESVOMAN Thoroughly experienced cor
set saleswOman; one who understands the Sc
lection OF goods. Only those with best refer
ences nesd apply. Apply BOX los. Times Of
ice ocl3--f
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COOK-Steady woman To cook and do light
houseWorL Oh 1th ST NV II
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RUG WEAVING.
OLD CARPETS woven into reversible fun
rugs; newest and most sanitary process; drop
postal LIKE-NU. 1913 c ST. Sc. ocI7-tf
SAVE your old carpets; rugs woven from
old carpets the only weaving factory Of its
kind in the city. WASHINGTON RUG co.
81 5th NV. Phone Main 1875 seI5-smo
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ESWOAII1N - Experienced salesWomen
for store at once. THE BEE HIVE. 5IlI
II St NV. Oc51-5t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

on coats 100 II ST. NV oc8I-5t
CAsHIER-Young lady as cashier and as
slsLant boolkeeper; good reference required
II. DODEK, 104 9TH ST. NV. nol-zt
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GIRL TO 60 70 the country assist IN house
work; wages Sc 20 $ per month Apply 1881
sth st. NV oc3l-3t
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SOUTHEAST.
A. 2. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol sts
ODONNELL DRUG CO. sth and G SIS.
A. 3 FEALYs NV. cor. 18th and Pa. ave.