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And the National Theater, Too.

A pleasing feature of the contest was
the courtesy of the National Theater in
placing each week at the disposal Of
the winner of the contest a box at any
performance the fortunate young wo-
man desired to attend. Mr. Rapley.
manager OF the National, extended this
courtesy and thus added further in
ducenent to the long list OF Washing
ton heauties and their friends TO take
an interest in the contest
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-28

Key. naval aide 10 the President: Lieu
tenant Long and Dr. Ornesorg, OF the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-28

Miss Eola Thornton Rice IS one ~
seven sisters. every one of whom is a
beauty She is next to the youngest.
She also has two brothers. In the fam
lily pretty names are the rule. one OF
her sisters Is named Auise another
Roma, and the one who was with her
last evening Ruby. The seven sisters
are.
Mrs. Nicanor Eolet. OF New York
Mrs. William Duvall. Mrs. Harry
Thompson Mrs Melvin Benjamin, Miss
Ruby Rice. Miss Eola Rice. ana Miss
Roma Rice of Washington. The two
brothers arc Creighton Rice. of New
York. and Frank Rice OF this city.
These seven girls are not merely pref
". They ere beauties. 1t is extraor-
binary to note that out Of all the pho
tOgraphs that were submitted. Miss
Eola Rice was the prize winner. while
her sister. Miss Ruby Rice was the
second choice. They are. perhaps. 5ha
loveliest family to be found in this part
of the country.
The Washington times., 1907-02-06
REAL YELLOW PEdIL
THREATENS SPORTS
Chinese Students in Shanghai Doing
100 Yards in 10 Ia, and Fl Feet
in Broad Jump.

ITHACA, n. Y. Feb. 6.-That the
japanese and Chinese students In the
mission schools indulge in ali kinds or
athletics and that some of their records
would compare favorabiy with those Of
the American colleges. were some of the
interesting remarks made by Prof. G. b.
Palmer. OF the 81. Johns University.
Shanghai, China. 10 some Cornell stu
dents
He said that athletics We're on the
boom IN the East, and chat iudgine
from the records recently made Tie
Americans may md their athletic pres
use endangered by real yellow ath-
letlc peril
In speaking OF the athletics al St
johns, the professor said thar there was
an intercollegiate athletic association i'm
existence there, and that track. base
pail, and association football games had
been organized The track Teams are
ran on the same principle as In America
The lgo-yard race has been run in, 1Gh
seconds, the half mile in 2 minutes IA
Seconds. The record for the broad iump
was q feet
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Commissioners Notices.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA. January g.
isyi. Ordered; That the general orders regu-
lating the plating and sub-diyiding OF lands
and grounds IN the District OF Columbia made
and promulgated April 10, 1883 are hereby
amended follows: By adding 70 uaragrapb
a. section 6, the following. And pr0Vided
further, that where the width Of 4 pr8nosed
lot Is more than 10 feet the depth 81 the lot
viii not be limited II the area Of the proposed
lot IS at least SO square feet" BY strfk-
ing our paragraph b Of section s and insert
ing IN lieu thereof the following. Outside
OF the city limits alleys shall be u feet Ia
width. provided, however that where in me
opinion Of TIE Commissioners on account ~
.the small size OF the square or the shallow
ness of the lots a width OF Is feet cannot be
obtained The Commissioners may permit
width OF not less than 10 feet " BY adding
thereto aeV section 20 be known as section
II. reading az follows, Section III. That IN
der the authority conferred In section or
an act OF Congress entitled AN act TO regulate
the grades OF goth street. and for other MIR
poses approved May 81 1890 the CernT1 is5i,-,
ers Of the District Of Columbia hereby max.
and promulgate the following general orders
10 regulate the dedication OF streets in sub
DIVISIONS "a conformity with the Highway
Extension Plans. Streets shown on the HIGH
way Extension Plans with proposed Width OF
80 feet 100 feet 10 feet and 40 feet NAV 81 ac-
cepted with a width OF so feet less than tbesa
established widths, provided that the parties
defeating the same agree TO establish build
Ing restriction lines 20 agree with the straet
lines as shown on said plans: that streets
OF 100 feet width will be accepted with =
hlulu OF ~ lccAs ana streets OF 100 feet with
a width Of 100 feet subject 20 the same mr.
Ns0. and provided further. That the suace
between TIE street lines. as established under
the terms hereof and the building rsstricfi5T,
lines shall be considered private propertv
set aside and 70 be used for parking pIrrroses.
and provided further. That the parties So dedi-
eating shan agree that said parking shall be
subject 10 the regulations OF said Commits
sioners In regard . height Of parking ana the
projection or buildings beyond the building
line. and that the District Of Columbia shs
have right OF way through said parking for
sewers and water mains free OF cost ana
% lay thereon sidewalks. IT, in the Judgment
Of said Commissioners. the SPACE betyvesr,
street lines Is not sufficient 70 admit the con-
struction OF such sidewalks within said lines
HENRY h. +. MCFARLAND. HENRY l.
WEST. JOHN BIDDLE. Commissioners Of the
District Of Columbia. IL
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

NORTHWEST.
GoLpENBERG,s. IN ana X sts. NV.
s. KAHN, SONS a. CO.. 6th and Market space.
EltkIN'S CIGAR STORE. 1ith and Fla. ave.
EHAlN'S CIGAR STORE. 1912 i4th o.. nv.
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY. Linton a
Nelson. Propriet0rs. corner Rhode Island
ave, ist and 7 sta. nv.
ROBERT 7. PETZoLD. The Harvard Pher
macy. llth and Harvard SITS. nv.
". A. DARLING, cor 18th aud sts. nv.
l. FRENCH SIMPSON, co. 7th ST.. Rhode
Island ave, and r 81. nv.
Ii. 2. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4rh ST. and Mass.
ave. NV
CHAs. c. HoRNUNG. ,Christianl Pharmacy.
sw. cor. lJh and N SITS. NV
DOM & SANFORD. New York ave. and
North Capitol ST.
r.. A. VEITGH. z0th and N sts. NV.
QUIGLEG'S PHARMACY. 2Ist ana @ sts NV.
GILLETTE q co, 18th and l. SITS. NV.
s. a. WAGNER & CO, LIST ana h sts. NV.
l. z. TAYLoE. cor. SUI and 7 sts, NV.
EUGENE T. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa ave NV.
NORTHEAST.
FORSTON'S BOTANICAL PHARMACY. cor.
18th 81. and Florida ave ne.
SIdAs; wv E1SAi ~ ~ Cap and Il sts T; ne
SOUTHEAST.
A, 7. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol SIS.
ODONNELL DRUG CO. sth and . SITS.
SOUTHWEST.
y HUGO EIsENBEIss. 7th and streets,
ANACOETIA.
BURY.s PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
BROOKLAND. ID. Q.
ARTHUR H. +. LUERssEN. Drug Store,
ALEXANDRIA Va.
R. l. cARNE s CO. 7os King st.
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COLUMBIA OARSMEN
NOT so NUMEROUS

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Columbia's crew
has started its long grind on the ma
chimes that will prepare them for the
spring work on the river. Only ffty-six
men reported. far below the usual num-
Der
The candidates for the varsity are F.
W. Kobbe. 1905; L. T. Grant. 1909; Z. c.
Bailly. 1873 law, +. r. Graves, 1903 law,
l.. Epstein. $685. r. p Marshall. 1905; B.
e. Tuthill 1870; D. Durant. 1903: A. Ca
lewsh. 1905; s. Liebowitz, 1903; r. /.
Fowler. 1893; W S Mitchell 1901; E. c.
Roy. 1905 law; NJ De +. Smith 1909. &.
norris, 1891 NJ d. Watson, 1890, r. C.
steinmetz. 1903; =. ". H. Windels.
lss' l.. \ Brown, 1859; A. p. Braun.
1911 Scene. q. Z. Gordar, 1853 science:
y. Il. spa ding 1919 science, II. B.
Brainerd. 1903; r.. r, TAYLOR. 1863; 4. D.
Wells. ISIS law; q. II. Bode, 1858 science;
ls0l science; q. II. Bangs. 1909 science:
J. c. Mackenzie.
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Proposals.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Washing
ton, D. c, February 4th 1857. Sealed proposals
VIII be received al this Office until O'CLOCK
p NJ, FEBRUARY 18TH, 1907, for furnishing
the District Government with 1900 cubic
YARDS OF paving and concrete sand. COO cubic
yards o. building sand and 2000 cubic yards
OF screened gravel. Deliveries 10 be COM
menced by March 18TH and completed by july
list. Specifications. blank forms OF proposal
and all necessary information may be OBJ
tanned al Room AZ District Building HENRY
3. f. MCFARLAND. HENRY 1. WEST
JOHN BIDDL-E. ComDissiouers. j. c.
fe4-st-exAu
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Wall Paper

wM. v. &AHONEY. the man that made
papeFhanging famous reliable. prompt, cheap:
legal guarantee covers all cur work Send
postal for free samples and estimate Main
store. COS Pennsylvania ave. Sc, telephone
East A4-F, or following agencies De Maine
Bowie, Md, u Monroe st.. Anacostia; New
combes drug store. Congress Heights; 6J7
New York ave NV. 1888 = 81. Sc; Conway s
store, Laurel. Nd. General store Glendale
POstoftiCe, Colonial Beach, Va; Ingalls, Resi
Estate Once, Hyattsvllie Nd; shaE'E Store
TWfning Cityi Lioyd's store, SeabFocke. I'D. /,
New agency. just establlshsi I. Luerzseu's drug
store, Brookland fel-7t
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DOHERTY BROTHERS
DENY RETIREMENT
Elder Tennis Expert States
Positively That He viii
Come to America.
DlSSENSIoN IN THE RANKS
Quarrel Among Members Of Association
Caused All the TSQuble-Better
Prospects Now.

LONDON. Feb G-In an interview
yesterday r. +. DOherty stated that
Notwithstanding recent reports TO the
contrary. neither he nor his brother
H. L. D0herty. intends retiring from
lawn tennis get
'My brother" said r. f. Doherty,
has promised 10 defend his title this
year, and you can take Il from me that
providing lac wins again he viii con-
tiDuo defending it each YEAR for the
neat three years ST any rate,
Quarrel Among Members.
What really upset him was the quar-
rel in the Lawn Tennis Association.
When you come 10 think OF IL Il seems
strange that lot OF people who, though
big men in the provinces. but have
really never been connected with cham
pionship lawn tennis. should claim the
right 70 take q hand Ia governing cham
pionshtps and deciding where they shall
be played. They have numbers but little
experience, and numbers counted when
il came 70 voting.
This may be all right from their point
OF view. but il looks ike sQuabbling 20
Us.
Surely there should be headquarters
Tor lawn tennis as well as cricket II
was this squabbline that caused my
brother 20 say he thought Il was about
time he resigned the championship and
allowed some one else 10 hold il
Has Altered His Opinion.
However, Re has beel PERSUADED 10
alter his opinion. and if he were 10 be
beaten j feet sure he would d, every
thing in his power 70 win the champion
ship again
Not only is he sure. but he and L in
tend paying a visit TO America next year
il We can possibly arrange it.. II is
some years since we were there. and we
are boU. anxious TO so again before Civ
ing up the game.
So. unless something Unforeseen hap
pers, vou can state definitely that my
brother and are sure TO go 70 the States
after the English championship OF 1905
and nnish up the season there.
We cannot 60 this year. as We are en-
gaged from the beginning TO the end OF
the season, but 1905 Is sure 10 see the two
Of Us in America If We are alive and
well.
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WESTERNERS WILL NOT
GIVE Up. BASKETBALL
Manager Morse Denies Report That Red
and White Quint VIII Disband.
Captain Michael Resigns.

The report that tire Western High
school basketball team would disband
for The remainder of the season was de
MED this morning by Glenn Morse. the
present manager of the team.
Mr.. Morse said that the only founda-
lion for such rumor was that Michael.
the former captain Of the five. had de-
cided TO give up basketball in order 10
help out on the relay. The trials for
the track team will be held in a short
time and although Michael Is In fairly
good physical condition he wants more
time To devote 10 running IL is utated
on good authority that Morse Wal be
chosen captain.
The Washington times., 1907-02-06
Birds, Dogs, Etc.

FANCY p0uitrZ- pigeons. singing canariss
breeding cages, parrots. dogs. cats plant
food, g9idnsnes goats. rabbits Guinea pigs
etc sCHMID'S BIRD STORE. ~ l2th e.
ias-tf
TRY LEES BIRD STORE, 1901 SIN 81. NV
yellow heads. Amazon. Panama, Isle q Pines
Cuban red heads. and dwarf parrots. nlon-
Keys Mofmosltis goldfish. eausries dogs
no21-Ef
The Washington times., 1907-02-06

TWO ROOMS one large. hAy-Wind5w 'front.'
Furnished OF uHfurHlshei. with or without
board. 49, I-tl ST. Sc 10
FOR RENT - Large threw indGW front
room; furnished OF UNFINISHED. 1915 nth 81
EW. .e4-st
FOR RENT-TwO rooms furnished or unfur-
uished. 5Is SO 81 NV. fes-3t
The Washington times., 1907-02-06
Legal Notices.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA holding Probate Court No
H,l7A Observation-Disclosures is 70 give notice
that the subscriber Of the District of Co
az the District Of Columbia letters Of ad-
miE-stEatiOn GA The estate Of Leonard II
CogsHeu late Of the District OF Columbia
deceased All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned u exhibit
the same. Win the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated, o. the subscriber on or be-
fore the 5IH DAY OF FEBRUARY. A ID.
I@os otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit OF said estate Given under
ms hald this 5th dav OF February 1901
JAMES " COGSNEI-L. 473 F ST sW At
test. tSezD JAMES TANNER. Register OF
Wills for the District Of Columbia; Clerk
cf the Probate Court AL-EN- II BELL At
torney. fe6.l3.20
IL THE SUPREME COURT or THE DIS
IRiCI or COLI MBLA-In the Matter of the
Estate q John Co1lon. Deceased. No. "a. S3i,
petition herein dled By Thomas Purcell Ex-
ecutOr. IL Is lh.s 18th day Of January A ID
1897, ordered that said executor be and he
hereby is authorized and directed To sell that
part II lot eight 80 in square two hundred
and eleven Gid. particularly described as
beginning az a point on the line Of north
\ street Il feet east from the southwestern
corner OF SAID lot and square. and thence
running east along said street "a fe-F thence
north p feet thence west q feet an , thence
south = feet 90 the point OF beginniE. which
Is improved by house No, 1857 y street north
west, 20 Francis H. Brown for the sum Of
Twelve Hundred Dollars "a 2e0) prt,vided No
cause 20 TIE contrary be shown on or before
the mrs day OF March 1867 and provided
a copy OF THIS order be published once a week
Tor three successive weeks before sid re-
turn day ia The Washington Tines he
rs Washington Law Reporter, and tha WASH
lngton Herald tseaD HARRY NJ. CIA-
jaS0. tes. ls
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POundmaster's Sale.

HEALTH DEPARTMENT OF THE Dis
AHlCT OF COLUMBIA. Washington. FehFu-
aty Q, H8i.-Inere Viii BE- sold AZ the Pound,
eaE-ier OF Twenty-third street ana New York
4es. nv. a. q. CLOCK T.. n. THURSDAY.
tEbRJARf 7. 1907. one brown horse. white
star IN Forehead, and a little white on both
hind legs, taken up from the Northwestern
section OF the city By order Of the Health
Oincef. SAMUEL EINSTEIN PoUndmRstsr.
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For Sale-hiscellaneOus.

FOB sALE-MORE THAN SIXTY slightly
u.s. hish-sfnee pianos that have been pet 80
perfect condition aTe offered nOW al genuine
Dat sam Prices. For instance. Steinway s325
stiem. $780, shoningeF $50; Gabler, s2z5; schu-
berL f-.oi stiem. sll5i Emerson SIS: kim
bail, }ia1 Used piano players from 500 70
$50, Used squares, SIS aud so. Easy nay
ments. .. J. DeAiOLL a Co, 1921 q 81
fes-tf
The Washington times., 1907-02-06

WHEN A SUDDEN EMERGENCY GRIPS
YOU, LET A WANT AID HELP YOU TO NE
GoTIATE A LOAN!
Some one feels happy today because he answer
ed a want ad which you OVERLOOKED.
Have you failed to make money in renting fur
nished rooms or keeping boarders? Very likely
you have-unless you are good advertiser.
The Washington times., 1907-02-06
NOn-MediCaI Healing.

THE JUNOD OracUum) treatment. a guaran-
teed cure for rheumatism. paralysis loco
motor-ataXia. BTight's disease diabetes, and
other painful dabilitaung. incuTabis $50
or medicine. PROF. PARKER. 1se4 New
YORK ave. felt
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For Rent-ROOmS.

THE RIGGS CAFE AND APARTMENT. SOS
l-th 81. uW.-Chuice rooms for desirable ten
ants. with or without hoard: best chef IN
town. ETy uuT special sunday Dinners " z5c.
Get a meal ticket iagI-tf
II YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ROOMS OR
BOARD. see u.s. no charges. THE CEN
RAJ REAL ESTATE CO.. l427 F NV Room
=. Phone 81, 500. ja2i-S0t
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Observation-Disclosures

BIO MONEY PAID for desiTable furniture
carpets. &ill pay fun value Tor stoves Ia good
condition, NEE furniture and household goods
of al kinds; contents especially. u. NOTES
a. Louisiana ave. Phone a. 2106 laI-30t
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Automobiles.

FOR SALE-P0pe Waverley electric with ton
good condition. cheap. Address BOX ssA
fel-3t
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UphOlStering.

UPHOLsTERING, Recovering poIfsbing ana
repairing az your own home; good iui.-e of
antiques; thoroughly reliable 1. FOSTER,
col 81. 5a9j-3et
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MuSicaI.

PIANO LESSONS. % cents: lesson ons
hour; % years experience as teacher. s0s
80 ST NV. 5g20 snt
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Horses and Vehicles.

a GOOD work horse and sleigh cheap. FAR
RELLS, PWining City, D. @. feast
GANTZ'S SELLING OUT-Ss5 bike runabout.
50; A5 cutunder surrey, SIS: SIS lady's
and business phaet1n. $685. SO full platform
p4nel-side grocery wagons rs. go aad 1915
y e.. NV. au24-ff
FOR sALE-Cheap. u horses and mares; suit
farmers or any business; must be sold Apply
rear or AZ Pennsylvania ave. nv. jaIs-s3S .
NEW DELIVERY WAGONS.
We are Offering some
special values In new wagons
We are showing more wagons
than al Washington combined
PROBFE CARRIAGE CO.
ocI3-tf 1890 ssd 81
COGSWELL'S Is the cheapest place 70 buy
new and secondhand Tctss blankets har-
ness. and vehicles. e09 nth ST. NV. noi5-gf
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| WANTED-A short distance IN the country.
near electric ears, single eolored man who
understands the care OF a horse and g. work
around the house. one from country pre-
ferred. Address BOX go, Times Office
BED AND BOARD to young white man or
! DOS Tor tending furnace ard doing odd jobs
about house. CAL PIP North Capitol 81.
WANTED Young eoIored man 20 work hi
wholesale liquor store. wash bottles. s2lS NJ
WANTED-A blacksmith: one with small
family preferred. Address VA. H. JONES,
brookeviiie, Md. fest
wANTED-Boy to run erranas. HAY
WORTH. 6a6 G ST NV fe5-5t
wANrED-Boy to carry orders arourd store.
- II
wANTED-Good white boy sixteen or eight
SSA years. as helper on early bread route
dlz o 81. ms fe6-3t
WANTHD-Dishwasher. HoYs HOTEL sth
and Louisiana ave. nv. II
NANTED-Boy 10 take care OF horse and
I've TOT physician Apply 1884 @ 81, ne. II
WANTED-A good assistant barman: steady
y 2, , Tor right party. COG Pennsylvania ave
-
ARE YOU experienced In any branch 81 rail-
/ Io4u "ork. good positions now open at good
salaries state experiences. HAPGOODS. I2ls
COMMONWEALTH Trust Bldg. Philadelphia
FARTAER-Youn man In established bust
ness. one ~ho can tend store ana show goods.
must have a few hundred dollars In cash. "a
splendid chance for a good man, no ciEar-ftc
smoker or drinkeF need answer Address
t.AhiNEH Times ONCE. fe5-5t
WANTED-Barber; a good first class work
Elah. 81 per week guaranteed. 500 Ilh 81
WANTED-Houng men or youths with bicy-
eles may ma very profitable employment as
emngs5 -. tHoss attending school viii Be-
IkIS-f MESSENGER CO. i49l 81.
noiS-tu. weSth-tf
WANTED-Colored buss boy. PTrTsBURG
CAF-. 40 Pennsylvania ave. NV fe5-st
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. family butler 70
leave city; go per month. BURGESS HOTEL
AGENCY, So3 10th e, nv. fe5-gt
WANTED-Coat maker. HORN. the Tailor
6st + 81, NV. fest
wANTED-A man who can collect money and
SCI seolsi BOND required. preferences given %
one who can furnish horse. Apply before 8
D. H. or from 70 p. m. iIis 18th e NV.
WA, y. boy in cigar sto.e. SO,
MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE-Anv-
one can learn. eight weeks completes, wages
"a lille learning gi2 10 SD weekly guarantee
Mh6n through write for catalogue. MOLEFtE
BARBER COLLEGE IS Prince ST. New
York city. fs8-sf
WANTED-Boy for general work around
hotel, must bring references. Apply HOTEL.
ENGEL- corner New Jersey ave. ana L zt
opposite y. & o. depot fs4-sg
WANTED-A boy IN a real estate aud insur-
hnce Office must have wheel W u SIN
LItAN. 717 I1Jh 81 NV E.t-7f
! MADE $4,000 in i've years in the mail or
der business began with s.; anyone can do
me WoTk in spa-e time at home. send for
free booklet tells how 70 get started
MANAGER. BOX So L0ckp0rt n y
reZ-90t
THE Government wants clerks. railway mail
clerks bo1kkespsrs, ana stenographers, ex-
aininations this spring. prepare now az
ittE bitlLLEff. fest
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON NAV earn 81
70 SOD monthly corresponding for nnWsla ri=rs.
sure, steady work. no canyassingi experience
unnecessary send for particulars PRESS
SYNDICATE, LockpoTt y. 7. dee0 80t
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Tlr1ES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
ONE CENT A WORD FoR

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS EOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents a word for all other classified
advertisements for less than three insertions.
II inserted Ter three OF more consecutive
DAYS, one cent a word FOR each Insertion
These rates do not apply 10 Personals.
Advertisements will be accepted at any OF
the Following branch Offices at regular office
rates. II IL Is inconveniant 20 leave advertise
nents az either branch of1ce OF The Times
business once. they may be teieph0ned direct
VIII call 70 collect without additional charge
20 the advertiser
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Rooms and Board.

N'ANTED-noarders. $50 per week: fur
HisHel rooms for light housekeepiug si5 New
jersey ave. nv ia5l-5r
CO.,GENIAL HOME freedom and comfort
including board. better than average: 81
weekly. 81 k ~, nv. feast
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Wanted-Fgrniture.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car.
pets. stoves. bric-a-brac. and az KINDS 0t
household goods EAUMS FURNITIRT
SHOP. ltth and 4 SITS NV Phone Norf-
1919 Formerly 9th ard T. jzis-aAt
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Storage.

TO BUY, SELL. OR STORE FURNITURE.
consult Us; packing and storing a speciality
THOMAS BOWLING * CO. Auctioneers
6I2 ST. Phone n. SIS. jaI7-sot
WHY PAY MORE7 We store FOR 75c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. gIS-42j-42a
10Th St NV Phone Main z219. des-s0t
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.


WANTED-fOu TO know We teach al stand
ard EyEtems OF shorthand and typsWriting.
end can prepare pups4s Tor positions IN g. 10
80 days. special afternoon sessions for GOV,
eminent employees SrENOGRAPdIC ACAD-
EA4I. Colorado building. fss-s1t
ARTIST viii give lessons Ia china paint
ing. Address BOX 80. Times Office. res g 20
WANrED-You want good position any ca
paclty- call al EUREKA 1slI New York
ave. prompt service. rsE FII
PREPARATION for Civil Service examlna-
tons entire course s. Address BOX ga
Times office f--gr
WANTED-Help 90 work on coats mist be
experienced. Apply l8i 18th ST. uw. fe4-ct
MANIED-Cleyer amateurs and professionals
lQf lIst-class engagements New YORK city
and en- tour aperatic and dramatic work
Positions assured and railroad fares al
Nanced 70 New York when engaged. Address
EL-DEEDGE AEAkIN * CO. Inc. suite
z11--1t. hnIckerbOCker Theater Building l4l2
1Lo4lNa3s NeN AoTE city ia3l-lt
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Situations Wanted
Female.

Female.
W-ANIED-By a respectable " hite girl a
situation In a sInah family. Capitol ELiu pre-
Ierredi moderate wages accepted. best refer
ence- Address BOX rs. Times Office f5E-at
WANTED-Position as stenogrspher and tyne
writer eight years experience. u15 II ST.
uW. Ii
WANTED-By respectable whit girl place
for light Homework; no washing. q Dsla-
tur -. he. IL
WANrED-Ey co.ored woman. place as gea-
erHl hOuseW0 rker. eos q 81 NV IL
WANTEb-I3y colored woman. place ~ cook
HATTIE CHRISTIAN. 1919 5th ST. uw. %
WANTED-Ey reliable coIored woman. Disc.
as co1Ei no washing. no ironing. 1917 stL
81. NV II
WAN TEDDY respectable ellared eirI. pIae.
20 do general housew0rk Address or apply
223 ST. sW- IL
WANTEU-Geueral house work By respectable
colored girl. 1871 ]. So nw. fei-9t
The Washington times., 1907-02-06

FOR sALE-Fine bedroom suite. SIS. cost
3f.0i mission oak diniGs suite, So, cost Slsi
pier mirror. drop head sewing machine,
Wardrobes, folding bed, s1zi double beds. zoe.
bedroom suites. SO; sacrifice Immediately
leaving city CAPT A. C. WARD. a. llth
NV fest