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BRANCH OFFICES
NORTHWE5T.

GOLDENBERG'S 9TH and X SITS nv.
S. KAHN. SONS * CO, Sth and Market space
GREENE'S CAPITAL A - y i Z 4 l : y @;
AGENCY, Has 18th 81. nv.
S. l. McMICHAELs Cigar store. 18th and 2
NV.
J. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. It'll ST., Rhode
Island ave. ana ST. NV.
Il. T. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th St and
Massachusetts ave NV.
CHAS- c. EOENUNG. ChriSIiaEI PhaTuaev.
sW. cor. 1th and N SIS. NV.
SANFORD'S PHARMACY. New York ave.
ana North Capitol street.
YARNOLIs, S@JI 14tH ST. NV,
r, A, NEIICH, goth and NJ sts. NV.
QUIGLEG' s PHARMACY. list and @ SITS NV.
$. M. WAGESR & CO, LIST and II SIS NV
/. r. TAYLOE, cor. Sth and ? SITS NV
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and Pa ave
PARK ROAD PHARMACY, l1th &. Park road
MATTINGLI'S PHARMACY. l4th ana j.
r, d. HOWARD, 18th and W.
n -. POTTIE. 1929 BTightWOOd ave
MALTRN'S PHARMACY, 1867 Calvert st
GESSFORD'S PHARMACY. 9Th and U SITS
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Advertisements VIII be accepted ut
any Of the following branch Offices
a. regular Ofiice rates. II It Is In
convenient TO leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Office, they may be tele-
phOned direct to The Times (Main
$500, and d messenger will call TO
collect.
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LADY BOOKKEEPER and cashier; must IN
deFstand typsWrltlug and have experience;
beginning salary 81 per week, references re-
quired- call between 4.5y ana 6.SJ y. IA at
del-2t
MANGLE FEEDERS and catchers. THE
ELITE LAUNDRY CO, Zll7 18th 81. NV.
PHOuOGRAPHER-Lad negative retoucher,
must be drst-class. ScHERER, l2N F ST.
sALEsLADIES-E Experiences, for depas tment
store, good salary; permanent position. E
BEHHENDS T-2 9TH St nv nO50-2t
TEN LADY CANvASSERS 10 sell good artl-
clei good pay Apply Mt VERNON HOTEL,
after 8 p m II
WAITRESS Flrst-cIass white: private fam
fly, SO; today PHILLIPS AGENCY So 7th
MATTRESSES white. SO, room and
board; out Of city. FISHERS AGENCY. Hs
10th st. NV. no5l-5t
WAIST HELPERs-Bgrst class: at once. Izl5
Mass. ave. NV no2s-5t
WHITE WAITRESS. SO l2th ST NV. 1t
WHITE NURSE. ISIS u st. It
WOMAN wanted TO work on mems custom
vests huttoDl1les especially. steady work.
s. a week. NJ, ALEX, 1922 eth 81. nv,
de1-3t
WOMAN to do general h2useU1rk in colored
family Of three, 1888 18th st. nv" SO per
month del-St
WOMAN for homework in small family. may
stay at n.shrs, good home TO right woman.
Cali q 6th St ne noso--t
WOMAN-CoIored. TO 40 cooking and light
house work; good pay. 1905 North Capitol st.
nO5j-2t
WOMAN-White. to take entire charge Of
department and care for baby 81 years. good
home no heavy work Apply ID floor, 908
18th st. NV. noSo-St
WOMAN 10 cook, wash and iron and do
general homework in family of adults: good
home; references required. 1852 Rhode Island
ave nv. no3o-5t
YOUNG WHITE WOMAN for general house
work; no Washing good home. Apply 5le c
ne. de1-S-
YOUNG GIRLS for bundle wrappers; must
bring good references. Apply 1900 F St
--.,ly %
HELP WANTED-MALE.
AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE-TeTms moderate;
easy payments; positions secured; wrl-e or
cali: open evenings and Sunday. 1873 14th
- nv oc-o-tI
A TAILOR for repairing ana new work: also
presser. 3l12 14th ST. NV. DELFT
ALL BOYS NOT NOW SELLING
NEWSPAPERS AND OUT OF EN-
PLoYMENT SHOULD CALL UPON
THE CIRCULATION MANAGER OF
THE TIMES. au2o-tf
BARBER-Guarantee. Apply 2l59 18th st. NV.
ao2S-it
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MoREe We store furniture for
75c per load. UNITED STATES STORAGE
CO.. 41s-2o-2Z 10Th st. NV. Phe1e Main 42zs.
ao1s-Is
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WANTED-MIscELLANEOUs.

WANIED-MISCELI
WANTED-Furniture for cash: sell your
goods 70 the man who gives you the most
money. See HOLLYWOOD. Sth and x. lex-1
HIGH PE ICES paid for ladies' and gents
east-oh els,thing; drop postal or phone North
400 n viii call T. KEBESKY. 1906 7th St
nv. se2I-sOt
FOR RINT-FURNISHED ROOMS.
18TH NV. l7ls-Beautifully furnished bay
window ffunt rooms reasonable. del-st
EAST CAPITOL ST. l2S-Two comfortably
furnished rooms; heat; BATH gasi gentlemen
preferred. dei-2t
H 81. Ne. Ssl-One furnished room, second
floor front foI rent. del-2t
AVE. Ne. ss0-Large well
lighted nicely furnished room; second hOor;
for gentlemen only; reference. del-st
lsT ST. NV. 4o5-Two furnished housekeep-
ing rooms gas, bath, range, yard, s. week.
D NV. zB-Large nicely furnished second
floor front room and hall room. del-2t
F ST. NV. 607-Furulshed hail room; s.. II
SD ST NV. 525-Large sunny well furnished
single and double front rooms. small
] medium transients. n9-l-5yL
KENYON ST. NV. 1z45-Large second floor
front room hot-water heat. n95l-zt
CHAPLIN. IH5-One TWO, or three rooms
buffet Kitchen and private bath. no5g-2t
EVE ST NV 12la-oDs large front room
bath and small room communicating ID floor
no5J-SL
RHODE ISLAND AVE NV. 7ls-NtCely fur
nished housekeeping T01ms near oarsi Yery
reasonable. no50-3t
HARVARD sT. NV, Is72-Ntcely papersd
s11 1,4siH - HUT 4'0'''' 0'' '''''@ nogG-7f
II ST NV, szl-Oue nice furnished room; -
--2I1-i gas ana pain -2---.-
SD ST. wv 2l6-Nicely furnished rooms
-. =. :. - = ---2--
suitable for Two gentlemen Phone NJ z. 5ss5
NEW JERSEY AVE. IHI-One large com
l1TJaDle LuTLllsnsd 'front.' ROOM neat pain
g4s reasonable. MOIST
5TH ST. NV. IO5-N-iceIy furnished r50ms
gentlemen only. no29-st
5TH 81. NV. 6l7-BrIght- warm rooms. {I-50
nth ST. NV, 5Os-Furnlshsd rooms; cen
traily located. heat and hot water for gen
uemen. n0zs-4t
ST. Sc. Il3-Large front room facing Cap
-t5l square, &ated5 gentlemen only
noSs-st
VERMONT AVE, 1892. Apart. g2-LArgs fur
nished rooms In Cameron Apartment House
9TH ST. NV. CIE-IArge front and back
rooms; well heated nO29-5t
Old ST NV 5Zg-Fur1isbsd Yg8-ls Tor house
keeping. RozS-St
p sF NJ TIs-Tbree -5o-1s. "a ao5-- nat
light and gas no2s-st
s.y,ps -T wy zdzT z---f-T--5 --7---- T--7+
- IS D.. - 80 ~
-. =
st 81 a = -. --1 L.. L1TL.lst.ea sunny
- nd ES-eTrB tsrrs u-aZ-7f
80 q 80 81 Ia 81 9e e, 'te' ~ OUTSIDE
" -'5r7t
FOX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS.
q sT Ne. la-0ae large front room On sec
80 ? T. ~, L'' 90 To- 'y-1. Il-s l-5
aglzaE.ssla- pgrHlged. aal.ts. dsI-St
--..,r,r- s-- 81 -g---- ------ 80 80
ana zss reasonable. ii
.-.----.-- 80 60 - 49,
go r.r - 60 800 -f3----fe 70, 80
.=3=ss =.sS ---, 80 =-- es=--7
~.-lAree desirable rooms p'roles. use OK
----- a. --e- ---l----
FLORIDA AVE. NV. EZ-Ihres uuflFuLsheI
rooms u floor, heat gas. bath; light house
accepting lJ children. u015-Zt
EYE ST- NV. 4sf-Ons IarEe r55m: arst
1ass. hear. light. porcelain baJa: private en-
trance, reasonable. u155-3t
BYE 81. ~. slg-.rbres rooms. Hzht house
keeping uosJ--t
-, go - a. -
ST. NV, Nv ss- NV ID story s2r s Eo3z com
easement ana nrsJ story. Tor Housekeeping.
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BOWLING NOTES.

Bum, OF the Potomac, has cut down
his speed and is developing a slow,
''fadeaway" delivery.
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NORTHEAST

NORTHEAST
LADDON PHARMACY. 100 Florida ave ne
CHAS. II BLUMER, y. Cap. and r sts ne
MCCHESNEY * JOACHIM, cor. ID and y SIS
kRAUS' PHARMACY, cor. 6th and X So
1fCCHESNEY q JOACHIM. 8th and + SIS ne
BENZ. i. LANHAM, 18th and z. Can sts
SOUTHEAST
A. z. POWELL, 4th and East Capitol sts
ROACH DRUG CO.. Sth and G SITS Sc
A B. BURROWS. l1th and Pa ave
i. z. WELLER, cor, 8th and I.
SOUTHWEST.
V. HUGO EISENBEISS. It'll and 3 streets.
MCDONALD, J. W, AZ and L sW.
GEORGETOWN
JAMES E SMITH. 1854 Wisconsin ave.
r. 2. WELLER, Pharmacy. 1854 n st. NV
ANACOSTLA
BURY'S PHARMACY, corner Monroe ane
Jefferson sts.
ALEXANDRIA, VA
r L CARNE a co. 703 King St
CHEVY CHASE, ND.
T. A. sONNEMAN.
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HELP wANTED-mALE.

BOY TO do pressing; "a week. BANKETs
DEEING AND CLEANING WORKS, 1911 n
at. Il
BOY 10 learn box making and an experienced
sitter CAPITOL, PAPER BOX CO., 81
Hanover place between ana o and North
Capitol and lst sts nosO-St
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HAIR GOODS.

Z LUTHER. 500 18Th st. NV. ladies' hair
dresser wig maker latest French and Ameri-
can styles shampOOIng. hair treatment and
colOrinz. auls-Su. IL. th-tf
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SPIRITUALISM.

MRS WHITE holds seances Monday and Fri
day nights at s p M: also Wednesday after
noon at o'clock; private interview daily.
lz1s G st, NV. ID foor. no1e-En, II, TT
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BY s. KAHN. SONS q co.
Young women vita experience ia selling
merchandise FOR aL departments ia
this store
We also have openings with good
chances for advancement for a limited
number without experience.
Apply to SuPt. before 20 a. n.
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PERSONAL.

DOLLS RE5TRUSG-Is 70 = inches, T5c: q
70 ~ inches 81 general repairs reasonable.
DOLL HOSPITAL. 10 81 81. Sc. del-st
ORIGINAL gypsy palmisJi whole fortune
told. l5G. Open nights lI-3 SLu St
PRIVATE PARTY Of large means Eas money
10 loan IN any amount from SIC 55Jg on
pls.nus. household goods, store fixtures, auto
mobiles, horses and wagons. IuLJEse1 notes
A.. kinds o. collateral Lowest rates Ia city
NJ company Tsd tape. Strictly con-
lCeltlaI. station u. BOX 1sJl u015-u
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UMBRELLAS RECOVERED.

WE MAKE silk umbrella for 81; bring Is
your cd umbrella and get q new cover. Don't
throw Il away. ID. II. PHILPITT. 81 L nv.
5yz4-f, 81, tu-sJt
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PALMISTS

AaME. RAY. wsshIngton's old reliable palm
Isl, clairvoyAnt, card reader located su Eye
st. NV. business. love. marriage o. future
prospects told nol1-tt
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BOYS WHO WANT PERMITS To
SELL PAPERS CAN OBTAIN
THE5d By APPLYING TO THE
CIRCULATION MANAGER, THE
WASHINGTON TIMES.
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CLASS b

Three times within enc week. "A cents q
line times, consecutiyely, % cents a line
Minimum space. s lines.
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CLASS B

times 10 cents a lue-mluIE UNI, 8 lines
Personals. IL cents line any number Of
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AUTOMOBILE COLLEGES.

AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE, terms moderate.
easy payments, positions secured. Write o.
call; open evenings and Sunday. 1923 Iglh
st. NV. ocZ5-u
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WORKINGNrANS WANTS.

doctors BILLS buy a warm, comfortable
slightly used tailor made suit at IS: coat
and vest 81; Overcoat. So Is statesmen to
wait on you, one price only. JUSTH 5 OLD
STAND, 6I9 D. no30-It
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ASTROLOGY.

Mr. 4. MILLION. scientific Estrologsr. ia
Eye ID st. nv. HOTOrY asyrOl0gy, yearly
horoscopes, LRuyities, s. Information given
on any subject. Horoscopes erected By means
OF spherical trlg0n0metTy. Main 81 0C24-u
FIND YOUR lucky days, years. important
events Of lie from MME RITA, sstroI0EsE,
pAinist. card reader. l0zI sth 81. NV.
ocz5-sot
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WANTED-F'urniture f0T cash: sell your
money. See HOLLYWOOD. sth and K. je2-tf
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c. C. SILENCE. 457 G st. nv. Phone.
wall pape1: lowest prices: have ne give an
estimate before having your papeTing done.
nO2g-tf
ROOMS PAPERED, s. up; nrst-eisss work
only; houss painting: lowest prices; all work
guaranteed CHAS. A CARLI5LE. Phons
81. 6557 ssa 5th st:l NV. iyI2-su. IL. -Sot
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HIGH Pr ICES paid for ladies' and gents
east-oh ell thing; drop postal or phone North
aZ6o H. viii call &. KEBESKY. 1896 7th 81.
nv. segl-s0t
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ROLLER SKATES.

WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW
SpauidIng and Winslow Ball-5saring Rini
Skates, S2.O0 Rollers for same I5c MEN
DALI & 60. 1873 7th St NV. noe6-g0t
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Apply 2459 18TH st. NV.
no2s-At
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ANACOSTLA.
BURYS PHARMACY, corner Monroe anc
Jefferson sts.
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FOOTBALL PLANS
FOR THIS SEASON
SCHEDULE OF GAMES TO BE
PLAYED BY BIG EASTERN
COLLEGES.

NEW YORK. Aug. 26.-All over the
east college men are beginning to
think of the annual struggle for SUI
premacy on the grdiron. Already sew
eral. of the big universities have issued
calls for the candidates to gather for
preliminary practice, and within the
next few weeks the prospective foot
ball gladiatorS will be found on their
respective fields, trying out the new
coaches.
The Carlisle Indians will be the
first to play real game this year,
having scheduled a contest with AL
bright college for September 10. Har-
ward will open its season with Bow
dom on September 80, and on the same
date Yale will play it's initial game of
the season with Wesleyan, while Penn
sylvania will meet Ursinus, Princeton,
Cornell West Point and Annapolis will
DSSlu TIE SCdSOll OIl oCloUSI D. w HIiC
it is yet too early to estimate the com
parative strength of the elevens of the
big colleges, nearly all of them have
good material and the struggle for first
honors will probably be the closest
and most exciting in years.
Changes in the football rules are not
as many as in previous years, but
they are important A change in the
forward pass rule which will likely
have decided bearing on the game
has been made. When a forward pass
is legally touched only the man of the
passer's side who first touched it shall
be entitled to recover the ball until it
is touched by an opponent.
II a forward pass is thus legally
touched, fumbled and touched by an
other player of the passers side be-
fore the ball is touched by an oppo-
nent the ball shall go to the opponents
on the side where it was illegally
touched
This rule will make it more dang
erous for the side in possession Of
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NEWS Of THE
CANAL ZONE
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM UNCLE
SANS WEEKLY CANAL
RECORD.

WASHINGTON, 9ug. 26.-Here are
some items culled al random from the
last issue of the Canal Record, the
only weekly newspaper published by
the United States government:
Charles A. Rose, of Bas Obispo, born
in Illinois, 1865, committed suicide
last Wednesday, He is survived by a
wife.
Sojourners' Lodge, No. S74, A. F. A
NJ, will meet at it's hall in Colon
Saturday evening. Masons in good
sts. atiing are fraternally invited to be
present.
The Empire Sunday school had its
picnic last Tuesday, the day being
speni at the lake near the town. About
33 children were present and several
Of the teachers.
The Culebra pool tournament re-
suites in a tie between Herring and
ciiu Will Nc PioJS0 Oi'
early the coming week.
TIE people of Gorgona are prepar-
i1:g a series of entertainments. The
Women's club is working on a play
entitled, 1.-The Old Maids Convention
Tie grand total excavation for July
was 3,16S,S40 cupic yards. This es-
tablishes new record fer tna rainy
season. being 1OS,533 cubic yards more
than in June.
Several cases of rabies have devel-
op-d in the Canal Zone aud Panama
since the first of May.
Tie convict camp has been moved
from Brazos Brook to Gatun.
The old French scrap rail which has
been picked up along the Inc OF the
canal and stored at Emplre now
amounts to 1,050 tons.
Since 1904, 43,243 patients have been
-reated at the Ancon hospital.
On Saturday evening fhere will be
All exhibition chess game at Cristobal
w1:E Mr.. George Fl. WolbrcCht vii
i!cr all corners simultaneously.
Market Report-POit.rhous steak
80 cents per pound; calf iivers each
60 cents; ov tongues, each 90 cents;
sa.hlirg pigs, each S4.30; eggs fresnl
s. cents per dozen; butter, primo
quality, 80 cents per pound: chickens
lure each $3.50 Iucks fancy. eac'
SO
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exposition has been installed in con-
vention hall and is attracting much at
tention The show is the most com
plete of its kind ever held anywhere
and embraces an attractive and COM
prehensive display of every line identi-
fed with or akin to the advertising
industry.
Owing to the great growth of the
organization during the last year, 1t
has been considered necessary to reor-
ganize on a more business-like basis.
and this will be the most important
business matter before the convention.
Advertising clubs of many cities are
seeking the 1909 convention, among
them Louisville. Indianapolis, Mime
apolis and Chicago, and it is likely that
a warm fight will develop between
the lartisans of the rival cities.
A feature of the entertainment
plans is an automobile parade, in
which the clubs from the various
cities will participate.
Among the speakers on the program
are Arthur Brisbane, chief editor of
the Hearst newspapers, who will speak
on Twentieth Century Journalism.
Charles w Knapp, of; the ST. Louis
Republic; A. l.. Lawshe. third assist
ant postmaster general; S. S. Mcclure,
of McClure's Magazine; Herbert My
rick. in charge of the Phelps publica-
tions, Springfield, Mass; A M. Shell
DON of Sheldon university; John Ben
nett director of the International Blu
reau of American Republics, and for
mer United States minister to Siam;
Walter Williams. curator of Missouri
university; O. H. L. Wornicke, of the
Globe Wornicke company, Grand Rap
ids, Mich. and Smith B. Queal, presi-
dent of the associated clubs, Cincin-
, natl Ohio.
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Discuss Patent Laws.

STOCKHOLM, Aug. 26.-Official rep
resentatives of leading governments of
Europe and America are taking part in
the congress opened here today by the
International Association for the Pro-
lection of Industrial Property. Edward
Moore. commissioner of patents, is the
delegate from the United States.
Patents and trademark laws will
form the principal subject of consider
alton. The new British patent law, re-
quiring all goods patented in Great
Britain to be manufactured on British
soil. will come up for discussion. Ger
man and American manufacturers are
hard hit by this measure and they
may ask their governments to retaliate
in kind.
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MAKING GOOD
AS RECEIVER
UNCLE SAM HAS ADMIRABLE
SYSTEM IN THE DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-Uncle
Sam has done d pretty good job in
managing the fiscal affairs of the Do
minican republic, according to the Of
fetal report Of Major Frank Mcintyre,
assistant chief of the bureau of insu-
lar affairs, who recently returned
from a tour of inspection of the Gus
toms receivership in that country.
The relation between the receiver
ship and the officers of the Dominican
government" he says, twas found to
be cordial and all seemed to be coop
Grating for the success of the ar
rangement. The system of accounta-
bility is excellent, and the reports of
the officers were in such shOpe that.
without the least difficulty, every
transaction under the present conven-
ton, and the former so-called 'modus
vivendi', could be scrutinized without
delay
The general receiver, w. E. Pulliam,
has "a American employees attached
to the receivership service, including
the officers of the four revenue cutters,
those who have charge of the guard on
the frontier between Santo Domingo
and Hayti, and the travelling inspectors.
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ADVERTISING
MEN MEETING
BIG GATHERING BEING HELD IN
CONVENTION HALL IN
49,. KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 26.-Men who
supervise the expenditure of the many
millions of dollars used in giving pub
iicity to American products are gath
cred in Kansas City today at the
opening of the fourth convention of
the Associated Advertising clubs OF
America. Among the delegates are
editors and publishers of leading
newspapers and periodicals. heads Of
large manufacturing concerns and
professional men in many walks OF
life as well as those more directly in
terested in the advertising industry.
A national advertising and business
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Virginia Fire Fighters.

HARRISBURG, Va, Aug. ga
round of festivities and entertain
ments. to continue three days, will
mark the twenty second annual con-
vention of the Virginia State Fire
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$500 down and $40 10 per month
Will secure q fine lot in East Walia
WaIla. II will be valuable by the time
you have it paid for. Phone 1868 or 100.
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Buy a lot in East Walla WaIla, A
few years from now il will be valuable
and it will teacn you to save. Phone
1868 or 700.
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If you are interester in securing a
lot in East WalIa WaiIa, Spencer, Fox
e. Gregory will take you out on the
cars most any time and show you
around. Phone 1868 or 700.
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today. The grand parade of the fire
fighters of the Old Dominion will be
other contests for prizes are scheduled
for Friday. Firemen from nearly every
city and town of the state arrived this
morning
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Annapolis VS.. Dickinson, at Annap-
Oils
Rochester VS.. Hamilton at Clinton,
IN Y.
Bucknell VS.. Gettysburg, at Lewis
burg.
Wesleyan VS.. Union, at Schenectady.
Exeter VS.. Princeton Freshmen, at
Exeter.
Andover VS. Yale Freshmen, at And
Wednesday, October IA.
Pennsylvania VS.. Gettysburg, at
Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania VS. Gettysburg, at
Philadelphia.
Princeton VS.. Villanova, at Prince
ton.
Annapolis VS. Maryland Aggies, at
Annapolis.
Andover VS.. Brown Freshmen, at
Andover.
Saturday, October II.
Pennsylvania VS.. Brown, at Phila-
delphia
Yale VS.. West Point, at West Point.
Harvard VS. Springfield T. S., at
Cambridge.
Princeton VS.. Swarthmore, at Prince
ton.
Cornell vs. Colgate at Ithaca.
Carlisle VS.. Susquehanna at Carlisle.
Annapolis VS.. Lehigh, at Annapolis
Syracuse VS.. Rochester, at Syracuse.
Bucknell VS.. Delaware, at Lewisburg.
Wednesday, October Fl.
Princeton VS.. Fordham, at Princeton.
Annapolis VS.. Maryland, at Annapo-
lis.
Saturday, October a.
Pennsylvania VS.. Carlisle Indians,
at Philadelphia
Yale VS.. W. and j., at New Haven.
Princeton VS.. Syracuse. at Prince
ton.
Cornell VS.. Vermont, at Ithaca.
West Point VS.. Colgate, at West
Point
Brown VS.. Lafayette, at Providence.
Saturday, October 81.
Pennsylvania VS.. Swarthmore, at
Philadelphia.
Yale VS.. Mass. Aggies at New Haven.
Princeton VS.. West Point, at West
Point.
Harvard VS.. Brown, at Cambridge.
Cornell vs. Pennsylvania State, at
Ithaca
Carlisle VS.. Annapolis. at Annapolis
Saturday, November 7.
Pennsylvania VS.. Lafayette, at
Philadelphia.
Yale VS.. Brown, at New Haven
Princeton VS.. Dartmouth at New
York City.
Harvard VS.. Carlisle Indians, at
Cambridge
Cornell VS.. Amherst, at Ithaca.
Annapolis vs. Villanova, at Annapo-
| lis
West Point VS.. Springfield T. S., at
West Point.
Saturday, November IL.
Pennsylvania VS. Michigan, at Ann
Arbor.
Yale VS. Princeton, at Princeton.
Cornell VS.. Chicago, at Chicago.
Harvard VS.. Dartmouth, at Cam
bridg e.
Carlisle VS.. Western U. of Pa. at
Pittsburg.
West Point VS.. W. and j.. at West
Point.
West Point VS.. Villanova, at West
Point.
Annapolis VS.. Ca. p l., at Annapolis.
Michigan VS.. Syracuse, at Syracuse.
Thanksgiving Day, November rs
Pennsylvania VS.. Cornell, at Phila-
delphia.
Carlisle VS.. st. Louis, at st. Louis.
Saturday, November %.
West Point vs. Annapolis, at Phila-
delphia-
$500 down and $40 20 per month
Will secure q fine lot in East Walia