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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-18

The visit to the Pacific Coast of the
most famous Danish actress of the
present day is an event which may
come but once in lifetime of the
Danes in the West, and this was one
OF the reasons why the New Club Hall
at Twenty first and Howard streets
was crowded to its utmost capacity last
night when Oda Nielsen. Danish royal
actress, appeared before an audience
of enthusiastic people from her native
land. She sang in six languages, chief
ly, however, in her own Danish.
Fru Nielsen says of herself that she
is not true Northerner, but that she
owes much to the French influence.
While she has an art that is French,
her. earnestness, her depth of feeling
and her restraint proclaim her a child
of the North, just as surely as her
golden hair. luminous blue eyes and
purely cut features. She gave song
programme, but throughout 1t all she
was essentially the actress, choosing
only songs in when her wonderful
gift of mimicry could have full play
She has rich mezzo voice. Her mer-
itorious characterization is eQualled by
her remarkable gift of drollity.
She sang Delmet's "Pierrot's Com
plant to the Moon IN such a way that
the poor drunken man taking the moon
Into his confidence, telling 1t the story
of his faithless wife and begging 1t
to shine on her, too, so that she may
think of him, becomes a tragic figure,
the embodiment of grief and love and
dispair and hope. Then she took our
own Hello, Central Give Me Heaven"
and made the foolish little song such
a teary. weepy thing that one could
almost see the deserted home and the
lonely child. That is her gift. to lift
the commonest thing to the plane
where they touch by virtue of their
common humaneness - She sang some
childrens songs so that, a child in the
audience set up a shrek of delight,
and Fru Nielsen smiled, pleased with
the tribute.
From the first the gifted player takes
the audience into. her confidence. ex-
planning, laughing with her hearers at
her own conceit. Many of her songs
were those which Danes have laughed
and wept over many years ago, and
she gave to each old allusion a new
charm. In the p1aylet, THE Mask of
Hypocrisy in which she is supported
by the actor, Valdemar Willumsen, she
enacted her part with admirably re-
strained power. 21
II am still playing the Ibsen roles"
she said when interviewed. MY favorite
is Rita. She is lovely, 1 think, and l
love her because she is so unhappy.
1 have never played Nora. Hedda Cab
Ter 1 have played, but am not so
fond of her.
II have had a delightful trip. Did
you hear about my success in Chicago"
she asked with childish glee. THAT
was because took heart and was brave
enough to speak English. There were
so many Americans in the audience, and
of course they could not enjoy what
they did not understand, so had to talk
English as well as / could.
She speaks English charmingly
though with slight Danish accent
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-18
WESTERN UNION MANAGER
TO WED MISS {. BATTLES
Marriage of ]. v. o'Brien
Is Announced for the
I'D of March

The marriage of J. V. OBrien, the
popular manager OF the Western Union
Office in this city, TO Miss Ella Battles
is announced to take place on the 22d
OF this month.
O'Brien has been long connected with
the Western Union, having risen from
the position OF messenger boy TO that
OF manager. Miss Battles is also en-
ployed in the Western Union office, and
their acquaintance dates from the day
they worked together as operators.
O'Brien is an ex-commodore OF the
San Francisco Yacht Club and a mem
ber OF the Olympic Club, in which or
ganization he figured some time ago
as lightweight boxer of considerable
skill. His engagement 70 Miss Battles
has been known for some tins, but
the announcement Of the. marriage for
this week comes as pleasant surprise
to their friends.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-18

Melvin Stokes, singer of note and
strongly endowed with dramatic tenn
permanent, is new member of the san
Francisco opera company at the Amer
lean Theater. He has won a reputation
in the East as a good light operatic
artist, and will prove valuable addi-
tion to Manager Frank w. Healy's al
ready capable organization
The Nightingale. which is to re-
ceive its first local presentation this
evening at the American. is the Lillian
Russell version OF Offenbach's La
Perichole." and is rich in comedy as
well as music. Teddy Webb. is well
fitted in the cast. Aida Hemmi will
sing the prima donna role, and some of
her songs are considered among the
musical gems of comic opera. Carl
Hayden, the tenor, has an excellent
singing part in this production Others
who will appear are George Kunkel.
Maude Beatty. Francis Carrier. Aimee
Leicester and Joseph Mills.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-18
do Not Crowd the sea.on

The first warm days Of spring bring
with them a desire to get out and en-
Joy the exhilarating air and sunshine.
Children that have been housed up all
winter are brought out and you won
der where they all came from. Ths
heavy winter clothing is thrown aside
and many shed their hannels. Then a
cold wave comes and people say that
grip is epidemic. Colds at this season
are even more dangerous than in mid
winter, as there is much more danger
of pneumonia. Take Chamberlain =
Cough Remedy. however, and-you Will
have nothing to fear. II always cures
and we have never known. a cold to
result in pneumonia when Il was used.
It is pleasant and safe to take. Chill
dren like it. ess.4~-
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-18


a brass-trimmed bed at the St Francis
to an ungarnished bunk at the County
Jail, but then there are few prisoners
who have the influence with Sheriff
O'Neil that Ruef has.
Ruef is like the elderly naval man
who was at once
The cook and the captain bold and mate Of tn,
The bo'sw'n tight and the midshipmite and ths
Of the captains gig.
so far as the Sheriff's office is con-
cerned; so his desire to break into jail
has method in IL.
COURT MAY COMPROMISE
1t is possible that the Supreme Court
may compromise with Ruef by allowing
him to leave the soft carpets and fine
linen OF the hotel for the barren prison
but decree that the elisor must ac-
company him. Then Ruef would not be
within the jurisdiction of his friend
Sheriff O'Neil.
Yesterday and last night Ruef saw
only the members OF his family and
his attorneys The latter came during
the afternoon and in the evening they
arrived at o'clock and stayed closeted
with their imprisoned client far into
the night. Henry Ach was asked If IL
was the purpose of the defense to
spring any more applications for writs
of this or that in addition to the fifty
seven varieties already filed. He an
swered in the negative.
WRIT OF ERROR HEARING
Nothing may now interfere with the
trial of the high CRATER but the inter
vention OF the Supreme Court of the
United States. The briefs and tran
scripts of the prosecution are now on
their way to Washington and should
arrive on Wednesday. The hearing on
the writ Of error has been put on the
court calendar at the capital for
March 25.
Supervisor James L. Gallagher and
Railroad Commissioner Andrew Wilson
called at the st. Francis yesterday af-
ternoon to pay their respects to the in
dicted master. Elisor Biggy, acting un-
der the direction Of the court did not
permit the two men to see Ruef. So
the pledges OF fealty which they would
have made were not delivered. George
Keane, clerk of the board. was likewise
denied admission 10 Ruefs floral cham
ber.
Later the members of the Board OF
Supervisors were called together in
secret conference. At the conclusion OF
the meeting they refused to dfvulge
the purpose of the parley.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-18
KING VICTOR RECEIVES
AMERICAN AMBASSADOR
Three Gorgeous Berlins Convey Girls
com and His Staff From Del
Drago Palace to Quirinal

ROME. March 17.-Three gorgeous
gala berlins, with outriders and flun-
keys and the courtmasters of ceremo-
nies. Duke Cito and Count Tazzoni,
went 10 Del Drago Palace at noon to-
day and conveyed Lloyd c. Griscom,
the new American ambassador. and the
personnel of the Embassy to the Quiri-
nal Arriving there the party was met
by Count Gionetti. the prefect of the
palace. who introduced the ambassador
10 King Victor Emmanuel After
Griscom had presented his credentials
the King conversed with him cordially
for a half-hour. speaking English.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-18
Mystery of the Beautiful
Unknown Not Solved
San Francisco Girl
May Be Original
of Photograph

The mystery of the beautiful un-
known remains unsolyed. Some
clews have been furnished to her ioen-
tity, but no one has been able to fur
nish her name or residence.
No one has appeared who could
actually identify her. AS yet none of
the many who have furnished clews
have been able TO follow them up and
claim the $40 reward. There are
dozens who think they are hot on the
trail and sent bulletins all during the
day reporting the progress of their
search, but the day brought no real
solution.
A man in San Jose telephoned at
noon yesterday that he had seen the
girl in. San Francisco many times on
the Mission cars, and was sure she
lived somewhere beyond Twenty-frst
street, as that was where he got of.
A telegraphic query came from
Harry Clark, Sacramento, asking if
the unknown were not a girl from
Auburn, but The Call was not able
10 help him out. If The Call had
known whether she was from Auburn
or not or anything else about her IL
would not have offered a reward for
her identification.
San Francisco seems to be full Of
people who are certain of her iden-
tity, but they have not yet been able
TO substantiate their claims by actu-
ally producing the name or address.
The Sunday Call hoped that the mys-
teriOus "E. H." who negligently sent
in the photograph without a name at
~ his nnu1i-
gence, but nothing was heard from
him yesterday.
With the photograph Of the. beau
tiful unknown printed in The Sunday
Call came another pose of the same
girl. This one is published today in
the hope that some one may be able
10 trace her from it. Large portions
of the State could not be heard from
yesterday on account Of distance. The
unknown may be a resident of one Of
these distant points.
The photograph published today
and the ,one published yesterday, both
of the same unidentified girl, were
sent to The Sunday Call TO be entered
in the great beauty contest now on to
find the most beautiful woman in Cali
fornia, incidentally the most beautiful
woman in America. The sender ap-
parently in his haste 10 enter the
photographs did not write the lady's
name on them or in any way refer to
who she is, although his letter indi-
ated that he purposed doing so.
Moreover, he merely signed his ini-
tials to. the letter and gave no ad-
dress.
The Sunday Call wishes to Identify
this photograph sufficiently TO offer
reward of $40 for the first person
who furnishes her name and address.
The photographs are by Haussler,
but that has not yet led TO the iden-
tiflcatiOn OF the unknown, as Hauss-
Ter has a number of studios scattered
in all parts of the State.
There were so many people who
telephOned to The Call yesterday
that they knew the lady well by sight,
that 1t is almost the settled cOnvic-
ton that the young lady is a San
Franciscan A number promised to
telephone later, but no report OF
the lady's name or address reached
the beauty editor yesterday Perhaps
the photograph published today may
help In the solution of the mystery.
Address Beauty Editor, The Call, in
writing 10 claim the reward.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-18
FALLS DEAD AT SUPPER

While seated at the supper table. to-
gether with his brother and mother. In
his home at 100 Roanoke street last
night. Richard P. DowdalI a Iaborer.
suddenly pitched forward on the floor.
DR.. Baumeister, who was called in, pro-
nouneed him dead. His death is at
tributed to heart failure.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-18
TURKISH PAsHA MURDERED

CONSTANTINOPLE. March ia
telegram received here from Trebesz-
don, Asiatic Turkey. says that Hamdi
Pashs, commanding the local troops.
while leaving the mosque today was as
sassinated by noncommissioned off,
Ger who had been punished shortly
before.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-18

voris brothers are Hungarians, and
Mrs. voris, though a native Of Penn
sylvania, Is of Hun garian parentage.
"Did 1 kill him?" asked John voris
when placed in the patrol wagon. When
answered in the affirmative he inquired
with a laugh and a Significant gesture,
will I hang?"
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-18
DRIVES oFF A BRIDGE

VALLEJO, March s17.-George Wax
erly. a pioneer resident of Solano, mar
rowly escaped death last evening while
driving to his farm near Napa. There
was a binding rainstorm at the time
and he drove of bridge near his farm
Luckily the water was just deer
enough to break his fall He was badly
bruised
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-18
RECEIVERS NOTICE
German National Insurance Company


All persons having claims against The German
National Insurance Company OF Chicago. Illinois,
for IRE losses upon policies Of Insurance upon
property, which located outside OF the City
OF San Francisco. California, are hereby notified
that By order entered By the Circuit Court
OF Cook County. Illinois. the 9th day OF Feb
ruary, A. d. 1907, 1t is provided that all claims
against said The German National Insurance
Company OF Chicago. Illinois, for FIRE losses upon
policies OF insurance upon property which was
located outside OF the city Of San Francisco must
be fled with the undersigned at its office n the
City Of Chicago, Illinois. under oath, IN the Form
prescribed BY said Court. on or before the tenth
day or May. A. D. 1907, and that all claims OF
said class which shall not be 50 nled VIII he
disallowed and forever barred from participatfnr
In the assets OF said Insurance COMPANY
This notice shall not be or be taken to be
waiver OF any failure By any IRE loss claimant 10
comply with the provisions OF his policy IN rela-
ton to notice, proof Of loss, or any other matter
blank forms TOR PROOF Of claims may be had at
the Receivers office. corner OF La Sale ana
Washington streets. Chicago. Illinois
STATE BANK OF CHICAGO
Receiver OF The German National Insnranc.
Company OF Chicago, Illinois.
JUDAH. WILLARD & WOLF Solicitors for Re-
ceiver.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-18

FIRE IN GENOA EARBoR-cenoa March
17.-Firs IN the harbor here destroyed Is. 600
bales Of cotton and damaged several vessels. The
loss Is estimated 1t more than 81 ,000. 600.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-18
M.p,rrrA AT PORT LIMoN

PORT LIMON, Costa Rica, March IT.
The United States gunboat Marietta
arrived here today.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-18
COFFEE.

You buy something
called coffee at 10c lb
with 5000 miles of R R
freight from the roaster;
don't. r % s.
Your grocer returns your money i you don't
Ike SchillinE's Best.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-18
To Cure Grip In Two Days

Laxative Bromo Quinine removes cause.
look for signature of e. w. Grove. 26c.s
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-18

o. y. WILEY 4 CO.-Carriages. buuaa
mess wagons etc. - Fe1t ct.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-18
SELECTING JURY WILL
Be A DIFFICULT TASK
Impeachment of Twelve Men
to Try Boss Ruef Will
Require Weeks

Continued From Page 1, Column
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-18
WEEKLY CALL, 81 YEAR
BUSINESS DIRECTORY Of SAN FRANCISCO FIRMS

MARYLAND CASUALTY CO. OF Baltt-
more B. WINDSOR & Co. gsnl
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-18

REID BROS, architects. zs2S Cough
st. Tel. West 6o01.
Evening star., 1907-10-13
WANTED-SAIESIIEN.

WANTEp-CAPAEIE SALESMAN To SELL.
our lines in southern states. Address ROGERS,
LEVY y COSTELLO. 2i54 Broadway. y. Y.
WASTED-R'tLIAi!L Statesmen; ATTR act
I've line To retailers. holiday season on. worth
$500 monthly I" bustlcrs- Box i5O. Dept. o.,
Kansas city. No.
Evening star., 1907-10-13
W WANTED-AGENTS.

WAIVED AGENTS &;"n EVERY MONT II
selling our Wu.i' rcU seven lir.- kitchen set
send for sworn statement If 81 daily prof;
exclusive territory. uIthJ free. THOMAS
N!''. co, 81; Jcfr St, Day ytru. o,o.
WANTED AGENTS NAME IIATES. SIGNS.
numbers, adah'c darkest nights; easily sold ,
profits large. samples free. WRIGHT SUPPLY
60. Eugi"wOod. H.
WANTED \ RED HOT SELLER: THE ALL
rlg,i hat and coat hanger: necessary iii every
hall. closet. tedrooI, and Office; millions viii
lie sold every one sold gains friend: show
what II viii do and II sells itself. send Zoe at
once for 0utit ~ YOU desire TO make money
quickly no experience required, every day :
delil Is money lost Circulars free. Ad lress
THE ALBRIGHT HAT AND COAT HANGER
ia west 10th ST, New York ctv
WANTED BEAUTIFUL SWASTIKA LUCKY
indian charms, made up in pins. watch
charms. etc; ladies everywhere are wea asing
them, We II send you Of these beautiful
pms and the legend of the luck they bring
on receipt Of 2Jc tsilyert. Agents wanted
everywhere at once. Sample and terms 25c.
EAlN co. 1il1 jackson ~. Philadelphia.
WANTEn-LADIES MAY OBTAIN PROFTr-
able emf mii"yment selling hosiery and underwear
~ WeaTer; out nit free. Write iEQJ' UT MILLS,
Hartford. Conn ocG-Su.2,'
WANTED SIS y WEEK AND EXPENSES FOR
men with rigs II iutg' luce pouit-y uinpOund ::
rell5hi" company: experience unite -essary. M
fEklAL co. Dept. -. Parsons, Kan.
8,ti-Su.1G
Evening star., 1907-10-13

WANTIb-THE EEMPER-TIO COMPANY
81 tiaclrnS ii. tshi". want for the year I.h's "a
selling representative fur Ii" territory OF Del
aWHr. and Maryland teXciuiiuG Baltimore, hut
including WaSLiuct"n. u. c. fps the best sell
ihZ AMI finest line in thp country of copyrighted
lhrsc-culur and half ne dImcSti, calendars
imported talrIda7s, advertising nIvelties cloth
aHd feather goods: exclusive territory. Liberal
terms AalrrSs applications to SALES DE
FAEIMENT.''
Evening star., 1907-10-13

WANTED -FIRST-ClASS HELPERS ON La
dies coats who maze butiOnholes and sleeves {;
good pay S2i lIth 81. Oc13-3t'
Evening star., 1907-10-13

WANTED ONCE. A GOOD GRAHAM
shorthand teacher; state references and exIerl
eHcc. Address Box 80. Star office.
Evening star., 1907-10-13
LEAVE WANT ADS" hT
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

II not convenient 10 call at The
star office. llth street and Penn
sylvaria avenue. leave your adver-
tsements at any of the following
Branch OtHres.
Evening star., 1907-10-13

WASTED-CASH BOYS AND CASH Girls;
GOOD SALARIES AND QUICK PROMOTIONS.
APPLY HECiiT 4 Co. 5l3 515-J17 1th ST.
Evening star., 1907-10-13
FOR SALE-BUSINEss PROPERTY

III SINESS PROPERTY CHEAP IN CENTER
OF business section on ear line; buildings
cupied and in good repair. Address OWNER,
Box 20. Star Office ocll -0ts
Evening star., 1907-10-13

1900 VERMONT AVE. - FURNISHED ROOMS
with hosrd. three doors: home comforts;
adults only; references oclu4ts
Evening star., 1907-10-13
BILLIARD AND POOL SUPPLIES.

WE Try FULL SUPPLY OF SECOND HAND
billiard and pool tables; also full line Of sup
plies; expert repairing done; reasonable rates.
SOUTHERN BILLIARD SUPPLY Co., 702 10th.
se27-90t.4
THE BRUNSWICK BALKE COLLENDER CO.,
Leading Manufacturers Of
BILLIARD AND FOOL TABLES AND SUPPLIES
BOWLING ALLEYS. BAR FIXTURES
REFRlGERATORS.
712 18TH STREET NV.
au30 cots
Evening star., 1907-10-13
" tNTFD
NOt'\G MAN

travelling salesman with rpsnnu. 'Ie firm I'd
d,ess The M;ApSTREET SYSTEM Rochester
y.
WANTED A THOROUGH BUSINESS MAN
with Hhi'tty a. salesman. paid acr0.d!ng to
a.f'ty- can between and - Room -. 6l5
4i'H. oc13-2t
WANTED Roy II YEARS TO ANSWER TEL,
.pi"n'. Apply to Rom l2I. NN;Iil h!fr.
WANTED - CuLoRED PRESSER. EXrERi-
"ncri: at once. 4n6l: ath Il.
WANrEt NEAT BOY ,wUrTE, AEOI'T II
year, Hight work. SIS month: future advance
iu-ut- CStl M"uday, pm. - NV.
WANTED -- FArERHA NGERS; PlE,'EWORK
or Cay work; good wages. ~ Il St NV.
WANTED COInEED MAN TO Do HOUSE
work and attend TO furnace. Call 1915 81.
ocl2-2t-
WANTED BRIGHT YOI Nc MEN As AS
s.stants Ia shipping. packing and receiving
roms. Apply TO MANAGER. WOODWARD Il
IuTiIROr orI2-3t
WANTED CARPENTER MIDDLE AGE: SOME
experience hanging signs. SH AkESPEARE
sign CO. S2I 10 NV. cc1"-iot
WANTKD-BOY, WHITE OR COLORED. IN
upholstery shop; good opportunity 10 learn
trade Call Monday, O'clock, lIo5 Florida
ave NV.
Evening star., 1907-10-13

FOR SALE-A DENTAL PRACTICE LONG ES
tablished leaving city; furniture. etc, low
price for quick sale. Address DENTIST. Star
offce. ocl2-3t'
Evening star., 1907-10-13

WANTED . EXPERIENCED COAT AND
skirt hands; steady employ ment. Apply to 4.
W. YEA 61S 18th ST. NV. oc1l-3t
Evening star., 1907-10-13

1854 NEWTON ST.-BEAUTlFUL 2D-FLOOR
furnished room; two large closets. bath ad-
Joining: board II desired: very desirable for
people in Office; phone free; strictly private
family. Phone y. 1850. ocs-Ct
Evening star., 1907-10-13

1917 Is NW.-LARGE 2p-FLOOR CORNER
good board. oc1l-3t'
Evening star., 1907-10-13

14i6 nan IDEAL 2D-STORY ALCOVE ROOM,
SIS; another cozy room. 81; meals, SIS; well
kept house: phone. ocl2-3t
Evening star., 1907-10-13

WANTED -FIRsT-CLASs AGEYTS. MALE AND
FEMALE TO REPRESENT A NEW AND AT
TEACTIvE lROPOSITION. N WHICH ARE
INTERESTED SOME OF THE LEADING
CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON; LIBERAL IN
JUDGMENTS TO THE RIGHT PARTIES. WHO
MAY DEVOTE ALL OR PART OF THEN
TINE CALL ON s. BEDFORD, THE
CHAPIN, 115 CHAPLIN ST. NV, FROM TO
10 AN. ocl&ot,e"
Evening star., 1907-10-13

WANTED-MILLINERY PREPARERS; GOOD
POSITIONS AND GOOD SALARIES. APPLY
ECHT & CO., 513-515-517 7TH ST. NV.
Evening star., 1907-10-13

MANAGER .WA\TED-AN OHIO CORPORA
tion manufacturing household necessity desires
Washington. D.. c., manager; demons ,ration In
leading department stores; offices furnished: /:
three years contract salary, $2,1oO and COM
mission: good opening for of character
and ability Address MANAGER. 1913 Snow
flake bldg. Toledo, Ohio. se29- -Su,5t
Evening star., 1907-10-13

NANlEll-BE.ST ADV ERTISINti PROPOSITION
On earth: very profitable To retailer and saIcs-
men $40 20 500 day assured: absolutely new
aaG an easy seller Address, giving present and
last lines sold. MANUFACTI RERS, so First
National Bank bldg. Chicago
WA\TED-CAPABLE SALESMAN To COVER
NlrEInla with staple lire. high commissions
With 800 monthly advance; permanent POSITION
70 rEnt man. JESS. II. SMITH co. Detroit.
Evening star., 1907-10-13

DO YOU FAT? THEN READ THIS
Private family. located down town. have Sc
cured well-known caferess; few bonrdars ac-
commodated; home made bread. cornbread and
desserts; the kind Of coffee yOH like; breakfast.
to 9; lunch: u to 80; dinner. 70 !.
oc1l-Sts 720 10th st. n.W/
Evening star., 1907-10-13

l473 PARK ROAD. MOUNT PLEASANT-FOR
rent, three furnished rooms. Sd floor; private
bath; southern exposure; board II desired.
ocIl-3ts
Evening star., 1907-10-13

WANTED
MILLINERY SALESLADIES.
s. KANN, SONS & co. require the scrv-
ices Of several thoroughly experienced
salesladies for millinery section. Perma-
nent places to those who know how to
care for the best trade.
Apply TO SUPT. oci33t
Evening star., 1907-10-13

THE LOGAN-THOROUGHL RENOVATED;
steam heated; elevator: private baths: single,
S30 double, $50 upward. ocl2tf
Evening star., 1907-10-13

CORNER GROCERY NV; FINE STOCK, BUSI-
ness and location; extremely desirable.
ocI1-3t THORNTON & JAMES. 7O6 Nth NV.
Evening star., 1907-10-13

1885 L N.W.-WANTED, TWO GENTLEMEN TO
complete agreeabie inexpensive mess of six /;
very cheap for two; splendid cook: unsurpa ssed
Evening star., 1907-10-13

A CORPORATION NOW BEING ORGANIZED
would number among its stockholders respOn
sible contractors representing the various build
ing trades. If you are seeking a money making
proposition address ARCHITECT, Star office.
ocl1-3ts
Evening star., 1907-10-13
WANTED-HELP.
PENAL

WANTED-SFvERAL EXPERIENCED GIRLS
IN collar. cuff and mangle departments.
Apply YALE STEAM LAUNDRY, 437 y. Y.
ave oc13-3t
Evening star., 1907-10-13

l41s HOPKINS PLACE, ONE SQUARE WEST
of Dupont circle: well-furnished warm room;
excellent table. $40 per month for two. ocl2.2t