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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-03-07
Walld Walla Passenger Train
Schedule
NORTHERN PACIFIC r. q.

NORTHERN PACIFIC R. b.
Departure For Time
Pasco, Spokane, Seattle, Tacoma, Port
land $3.50 A. M. and SIS P. M.
Dayton, Waitsburg, .............
...... 1915 A M. and 600 P. M.
Eureka aud Pleasant View, Sunday
only (MiXed) .........> 7:10 A. M.
ArriUdIS From:
Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane, Portland,
and east 7:45 A. M, and 900 P. NJ.
Dayton and Waitsburg ..........
...... 900 A. NJ, and 4:45 P. NJ
Eureka and Pleasant View, Sunday
only (Mixed) ..c...3 40 +. NJ
O. R. Il N. r. L.
Departures For 1fme
Athena, PeRdleton, Echo, The Dalles. =,
Athena, PendIeton and east 8 100 P. NJ.
Dayton 10 "A. ma
Portland, Wallula, Spokane. 10 Is A. M
ArriVGis From
Portland 1be Dalles. Echo, Pendleton,
Spokane ,Oifax, Pomeroy and Day, =,
ton . ;;..c "a .thono OK NJ
Portland Wallula and Spokane 6 10 A. NJ
Nallula and way points $500. q 100 L. NJ.
MOTOR CARO-. r. & n.
Arrive from Dayton and way =.
points Observation-Disclosures. 10 80 A. NJ.
Leave for Dayton and way :.
points a 90 4 M
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To prove that the situation brought
about by the recent British election
has not lessened the loyalty to their
cause of the Irish nationalist, the
Self Reliance" will be recited by
one of the members and the st. Ce-
Gamma Gael of Brooklyn and Queens
intends to have one of it's most rous-
ing meetings when it celebrates the
birthday of Robert Emmett IN the New
Mintauk theatre, tomorrow night.
The recent developments will be re-
ferred to in the principal addresses
that will be delivered by John Purroy
Mitchell, president of the board OF
aldermen, who will act as the chair.
man; the Rev. Father Matthew j.
Tierney and J. Grattan MacMahon.
The poem of Thomas Davis on
celia quartet will sing songs that
were used by the nationalists in 1S4S.
Invitations to be present have been
sent to Mayor Gaynor and other city
officials and many clergymen are ex-
pected to attend.
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WASHINGTON GAS
ACTIVE AND HIGHER

Washington Gas showed Its class to-
day when quite large business was
transacted and the stock was run Up
from q 10 %. the latest comparison
being with IS buyer, for1y-five days,
although there We're buyers yesterday
az 3 cash, or regular The Street IS
beginning to think that the as share
holders are 70 get the largest slice
OF the melon. ripening anent the ideas
OF September. when, II there are no
legal obstacles in the way, 1t is pro
posed 10 cut H. There are many who
are Of the opinion that the outline
plans are but e partial Indication OF
the action taken Insiders in the Gas
company are known to have greatly en-
IarEed their holdings OF stock recently.
and the buying Al this time IS from
good sources.
Railway As were very active at 81,
breaking to S31z, with one small bond at
SIS, and recovering 10 a close at SSss
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Army and Macy
SerUice Orders
ARMY.

Captain FRANK =. EDWARDS, quar-
teruaSter. viii proceed to Corn
wall n y, on official business
pertaining TO the Inspection and
Struction Of buildings and upon
the completion OF this duty VIII re-
turn 10 his proper station
The board OF ontcerS appointed N
paragraph b. special orders. No
90. October -. 1903, War Depart
ment, is dissolved
A board Of officers is appointed 70
meet at the cali Of the president
thereof after August Is, 1910, at
Fort AIyer, Virginia, for the exami-
nation Of such persons as may be
authorized TO appear before 1t to
determine their fitness for appoint
meuL as chaplain in the army De
tai for board--Majcr JOHN H
ALLEN, Medical corps. Captain
WARREN VI. WHITSIDE. 18th
Cavalry; Captain MORRIS E
LOCKE. Sd Field Artillery; Cap
tain HOWARD H BAILXr Medical
Corps Chaplain GEORGE J. WAR
ING 18th Cavalry.
By direction Of the President, Lieu
tenant Colonel MILLARD Z.
seventh Infantry. is relieved from
duty as q member Of the General
SIAN Corps, to take effect August
=. 1910, and upon the expiration OF
the leave Of absence heretofore
granted nm VII proceed 70 JON MS
regiment
EsE 0LEeCLael "a LilG EEtSAAGAAtf NtAE Ay4-
lowing Officers are detailed as mem
bers OF the General Stan Corps to
take effect August Is. 1910.
Lieutenant Colonel HUNTER Liz
GET. Fifteenth Infantry
Major HENRY T ALLEN, Eighth
CaTzlrE-
Major ALLEN viii repair to this city
on Angus g, 1910. or as soon there
after as g,.acticables and report IN
person TO the chief Of staff for duty
Captain FRANK A. BARTON, Third
CavaIry, upoa expiration of his pres
eint leave Of absence viii proceed
to iOin his regiment.
Chaplain JOHN T. ANTON Eight
enth Infantry. is detailed to attend
the international triennial cOnven-
ton Of the Young Mems Christian
Association, to be held at Toronto,
Canada, October IS to 81, 1910
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new business taken IN July when it
was believed that some concessions
were made In the prices OF some
kinds Of finished steel. the financial
district is anxious 30 learn whether the
corporation obtained enough new or
derS 10 compensate II Tor the lower
prices at which II Is said 70 nave
greed to sell It's products. II u IS
untrue that the corporation has met
the competition OF the independent
steel producers by cutting It's prices,
II Is feared that its undIed tonnage
viii be shown to be small as the lnde-
peudeuts may have obtained the bulk
OF such business as was OMered- De
spite the statement made last week
by the president Of the steel Corpo ora
ton that his company laQ NOT dh4
would not cut its prices on nnlSneq
steel two Philadelphia newspapers and
one In PittsbUrg published stories yes
erday telling OF sales OF new Sll -
steel rails by subsidiaries or the oIeoL
Corporation to Western railroads. a.
prices fully S1-55 a ton undeE me
hfth erto unchanging quotation OF IS a
ton ReiterGtlOus OF the report o. =
recent sale by the corporation OF = 10y
of new. ty-five-pound steel Sectlolis
at SOS so Il ton were also made BY the
person who had placed tne oIoe' Oh
behalf Of another railroad 49,
The tendency toward lower prices
vas hecked before II had made mucn
headvvAv and the market passed
through the noon hour ana INTO Jlle
saconG hour of the afternoon with
T90re actual duIlness than shown at
any time earlier in the session BElceS
held srubbOrnly and the lnulcallons
were for a continuation OF compare
+f4-aIx steady prices As indicative or
market conditions the fact Is cited
that Reading and Union racine, the
s~ffve IeadeTs. were but = higher
fr0n Tuesdays final figures South
EN- Pacific was = higher and St Paul
a like fraction lower steel common
was ak higher. Illinois Central was
s-1,er ard Virginia Chemical 2 point
~ NipDer and Great Northern about
: OF. Copper steady, Smelling s on.
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Val Street Au,aas Statement of Steel Company Untitled Orders
STOCKS SLOW, GENERALLY QUIET,
UNIMPORTANT CHANGES IN
ACTIVE LEADERS.

NEW. YORK. Aug. 10.-At the fmme-
date opening stocks All through the
list we're showing gains Of the frac-
tionaI order and the feeling seemed to
favor q -Jntinuation Of the upward
movement, but the trading element
plqved tsr a reaction and found the
market rather plastic, not especially
weak, but sufficiently yielding % wipe
out the earlier gains and II some OF
the less important stocks TO drOp OF
from a small fractional decline to =
point, while a few other stocks we're
decidedly strong Especial mention is
deserved by Rubber first preferred.
which rose from a closing Of Io494 yes
terday 10 los. nothing between Erie
common was another firm security with
q fsI point advance Smeiter was on
q fun point and the Hill shares were
not acting as vel as they have been
doing.
The loan crowd shows a lessening OF
the short interest, a fact that is ell
1freIv c. nportabIe with the covering
movement in the last few days Taking
away this nervous support at time
when a bull movement is underway
Tuitigates against IT.
General opinion was not entirely SET
tied IN It's views OF the probabilities me
fact that the monthly report the initial
one at that, Of the Steel Corporation
showing the untitled tonnage IS to come
out this afternoon was In Itself suih-
cient 70 keep some traders on the fence
It is OF sufficient importance TO push the
rally a couple Of points iurLner or 20
f71rn II back By the same amount
Wall Street has not attempted 70
make any. estimates OF the showing 20
be made in response to the resolution
CeFa-a5 IN. 7 Pieruont Morgan As to-
DAYS figures on untitled orders on the
books Of the corporation viii cover the
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The Vital Records.
Births

George Z. and Mary c. FIaharty. girl
Thomas 2 and Nellie r. FfOlIOran. boy.
William p and Mary A OFBrfen. boz
Fred - and Irene - Greene. boy.
John d and Susar L. Ban. girl.
AdOiph and RegiT. y. Daub girl
buchanan H. and Sidney J. McCeney,
girl
John and Rosa NcGm, ir-, girl
Charles W and Florence Gaines. girl.
Victor X and Julia r. Kisssl. boy
Benton A. and Lillian -. GoodIoe. boy.
John and Rosa L.aCarte, girl.
Charles ". and Eva NJ PumpErev- girl.
Edward r. and Ernie N. Harley, girl.
Joseph A and IVY r. EHiss. girl
Albert and Rachel Stroh kfsrch. girl
Robert and Alable G. rter. boy
Joseph and Blanche recko. boy.
carl A and Blanche Cole. boy
Ernest and Nary Pajgett, boy.
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DEATHS

BAkER-On THURSDAY August 4. 1910. At
Kalamazoo. Mich o. scarlet lever. ANSON
BAKER son OF Marcus Baker, Of Wash
inEton-
CARROLI-Suddeniy- On Sunday. August :,
1910. ETHEL CARROLL. daughter Of Ben
ta-nin and Ernestine Carroll
ERNDER-SuddenIy. On Tuesday morning
August 9, 1910, at o'clock. at his resi-
fdence. IG1 First street southeast Ed
WARD II GRINDER
PTTCEER-On Monday August 8 1910. at s
D m. al his residence. 1872 L street Ana
costa, D. g., DAVID l. PITCHER aged
seveIly-four years
REH-On Tuesday. August 2 1910. at $50
a m CLIFFORD FOREST, infant son OF
Rudolph H and Pearl Reh, aged one year
and Uwenry-nine days
ST JOHN-On Tuesday. August G. 1919.
WILLIAM r H ST JOIN. son Of the
late Mary T and William r. n St John
CLEAvBS-Oa Wednesday august 70. 1910.
at 7-l5 a. m. O. his residence. 1918 Tenth
street northwest. THOMAS p CLEA US
E'uneraL private 10 flowers. InIermeut
AZ BridEIOn. Ne.
SHOTTEES-Cn Eednesfa-. August 20. 1910
at a III. at his residence. IT-2 3 street
southeast. JOIN SHOWERS
Funeral from his late residence. on sat
urday. August g. az . p m Relatives
and friends invited
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Deaths

William H St. John. 40 years. Tubercu-
losis Hospital.
Dorothy Jane McDavid, 60 years, Gov
eminent Hospital for the Insane
Emma r Baird 50 years, ny Sixth
street northwest
Margaret Z Chii.1s g years. %
Twelfth street southeast.
Thomas Roberts, 6 years, Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane.
David l. Pitcher. % years, Government
Hospital for the insane
Frank =. Fandegriit, - years, Tuber-
Culosis Hospital
John Bayley, 90 years. Providence Hos
pital
Edwin D. Jones. 80 years, 81 B street
southeast
Clifford T. Reh. ! year, 1TE7 KubOurne
street northwest
Paul Leslie LIghtfo0t / months, Ger
field Hospital
Charles =. Day. & months, 1910 Thirty
third street northwest
Charles Maddox. p days, Chndren's
Hospital
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Wholesale Produce Market
Eggs. Cheese. nd Butter.

Cheese-New York. new. 1sc per ID
Eggs-Nearby. l9c Per doZ-s Southern &c
Butter-Fancy, Tub. szc Per b. print. sc
per To-. higi-grade tub, SIC. print. 90 zc
per 10. thirds. tie. sic per 10: print. sc
per TO-: renovated. tub. csc per H.; print,
Zsc per H.
Poultry.
live Poultry-sDrlns chicken. 1safsc per h.
hens. 15c per 10; ROSTERS. HAZE per H.
Fruit
ADDles-15clsl-55 Per box California
oranees. S52za4.5o Der box: peaches. F7a9oc
per crate, pi-eapp'es. SL15a2-o0 per crate.
Diuns, 65cafI-59 peg --; grapes, S2-91as- @
per crate
Vegetables
Potatoes-s1.s oae.oj per bbi.s sweet pota-
toes S--0laE00 per Dbl; onions, S1-75a-- o.
per Dbl
Green Goods
Cucumbers-e51ssl-o per basket. string
beans, sf.50a2.05 per bid; 5eets, Gee per bas-
Eet- eggplant, 5lae0c yer basket; tomatoes,
51l75c per box u-arerlral1uas. 1zs15c apiece
cantaloupes. s1uaa2-o o. yer crate, cabbage 81
a75c Per bbl-
Live Stock
CaIvss-Prsme. sc 5er H.: medium. Sc Per
H.. common. Ia-sz@ ger To- choice beef. sac
per H.. medium. 4a5c per TO-; choice lamb.
65aa7c per I1.- tai- to good &C. per ID. hogs.
saloc per d.
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MOvEMFNT OF VESSELS.

Arrivzis-TacOI1a at BlUeields, Biz
uinghan at New York city, California
At Tfburon- Nanshan at Fsingtan, North
Dakota at ldOntaUk, Abarend at Port
vulcan sailed from SeWe1 Point for
Nevvpert. Lebanon from PrOvincetOwn
Tor New York Dubuque from Bluefelds
for CristObal. Pennsylvania and Colo
-ado from Bremerton for San Francisco
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THE SALES TO-DAY.

Washington Railway and Electric Is
g. 00cGSf, S509aSFzs, SI,O09aS3E. S500GS4
E. .G5oaS31L. 8 -o00as31k, S1.O00g KS
washington Gas, 25074. I5TTnL, "a
7uk. 2a-5. y 80, 5T75. Z5H75.
ATerEenfhaIer I0uZ16
National Savings and Trust. IT2a0.
PrOvident Savings Bank, I0OH99z
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Marriage Ticenses

John Rainey and Mary Sullivan
Hary Kramer and Lillian NJ Teico-
Frank B. LaPOrre and LaurZL @ Reid.
John T. Tilghman and BIanch c. Edds.
Irving T Robey and Mary Z Hayden
Charles w Eecht and Florence RuIen-
shens bOtn OF Richmond.
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NAVY.
Medical InsD

Medical Inspector H p. FITS, de
tached duty navy yard. Pensacola
Fla. 20 washington. y. c, for eX-
animation for retirement.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

Furnished 10 The washington Times by
Hartman & Co. New York 9. 2 ChIDmaa
manager local branch. Colorado buH6faz-
Elue1. High
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ALEXANDRIA STORES
TO CLOSE HALF DAY
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. AUGUST IL.

Alexandra retail merchants viii close
their stores half a day On August =,
the day on which the parade Of the
FIremen's Association viii be held.
This was decided upon last night by
the adoption Of resolutions.
Certificates OF stock IN the recently
incorporated Merchants Association
were issued 10 the members at the met
ing last evening
Chief Of Police Goods has received a
letter from A. W Murray. Of 23 Pearl
street. Cambridge, Mass. asking frfor-
nation as TO the whereabouts Of his
brother, George r. Murray. who left
home July 70, last. II company with
two boys. Since the lad left home
his brother has received postals from
him from Buffalo, Chicaeo. Denver.
St Louis, and on August . one from
Alexandra, Va
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary l. Wad-
dey was held this afternoon The
Rev Edgar Carpenter. Of Grace Pro-
testant Episcopal Church, offciated.
Burial was in Union Cemetery
The body Of John E Bailey. who
died at the Alexandria Hospital. was
this morning sent 10 Eastwood
Wharf, St Mary's county, Nd, for
burial
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ROOMS AND BOARP

TIE MAPI-ES-Isel-1sl5 X So. y W-OD-
pcsite Franklin park rcous- single or err
suite private baths good table, newly pa
pered and furnished steam heat Phone
u ga
CUTLER HOUSE llC5-I111 18Th St y. w
Rooms single suite, E-i-h board
newly pa7ered and fv-ELsEel, steam heat
TT9E MENDOZA ADJ -5.-01s OF two Es-
sirable single bed rooms with board Phone
ceiIeut board overlooking 1IcEEe-sol parz1s
central
18Th ST. y. w, Sl5-CooI rooms and boa-d-
and table b11r5- reasonable
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MISREPRESENTATION

HIGHEST CASH prices paid for worn cI5th-
Ing either ladies' OF Een1s'1 send postal.
~il call 8 TARSHES. IS1s IN s. y "
Phone North f9s-
yANTED-SecoEG-hand furniture OF all
kinds, also carpets. unzttiugs. stoves. exc
pay the highest cash prices send card
OF phone ID NOTES SIS Ia ave ~ "
I PAY the highest cash prices fo- ladies'.
Ee1tlsDel's. and ch1ldren's CASTOR wearing
apparel; drop postal. VII cali g LIVING
STON. ia 7th ST y W. OF Phone No-tl 1904
HIGHEST CASH paid for ladies or gentle
mems worn garments send postal. VIII
call AELPETS. 122z 7th St y W
vANTED-Furniture for cash. sell your
goods to the man who gives you the unost
money See HOLLYWOOD. Srh and K
BIG MONEY paid TOT cast on clothing. shoes.
hats. and shirts drop postal viii call
II GEfFIFtz. los 7Jh ST " w
W-ANTED-Extractor- J. r HUH. ss1 I0-h
St y L
WANTED-FUrniture and carpets. contents
OF houses a specially. for cash. fair ana
square dealings ALBACGH. 50 = y. "
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FOR RENT-ROOMS
E7T~--cro=
"
UTulG1Gl

z ST " w l13-Taree ee,s ft--~.=t,f -
ln exc gIlosally WEB Eept quier home O.
S -. ~ 1eli'tl- -lliy i-fi.lsnee o. Ea-
in Few s4rares ~ T-rfC- $500 --.. 4.
% all Government depsrtnents.slf eags- 80
------g -e--l--ls 70 s--iL-e1 a11t-s only
VT AVE ~ w. Ia-f4s-5s9---T-- -
nas-ea Toezlis5 iarse house eEcep-l1ualy de-
T,-s-i-ss.5 - 49, l al--5. ~ e ap-
s,-5+-s-e- - .,-- $500 a1or 5l1t51
-z--rT - --
r,-a 49,. - , - $50 -aIse a.
furnishes; phone. wei kepc prisa-s 800.
gentlemen
~
large cool cal1rrl-r.lc eating rooms 1ez- hz-F.-
modern cEzsrel-encas- private fsHellv- :
month for > SO month Fa- r---.s
2 ST X w. ffz-Cue f1-uss-e5 ----7- -
q bath. s. month
second GO0-s s1u-aerz. 81 s. Go na1nth
err
rooms. water 10 one: farntshe5 ~ h5I.ss-
keeping So
= - - -
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

@-a - nv 49, = -tsi7-s
MATTRESSES. SO month. way paid. for
resort az once FISHERS AGENCY, 40
YOUNG GIRL-Neat oolerod, as nurse n2
Nd ave y. E
YOUNG LADY as bookzseper Appiy Be-
tween 9 and 10 CAPITOL PAPER BOX
co. s. Hanover St
YOUNG LADY who unders5ands hair work
and selling AZ - 7th - - "
HELP WANTED-MALE
EXPERIENCED
FIREMAN
Wanted sor store must be familiar
with high-pressure boilers. Address
BOX 5ss. Times Office
BAKER as third hand. night work Apply
r GUNHEIM. 5l6 % St. y "
BARBER. White. married. prsSerred. take
charge shop Apply W F. MATTHEW'S.
kensington. Nd
BARBERs-ar once. ?. good whites good
sl1I91tee. Apply fo5 sth = s =
BELL BOYS. SO. SIS: messengers. so:
preEseTs. 81. board. elevators. man. vile;
PEls-Se taraily l65 nth y. ~.
BRIGHT BOT-Whito. 20 make himself ese-
iul - cutting room Apply 10 The EsF-
1AN-&AkNOCK co, So c y v.
BAR PORTER waiter. and bgf7e-- co7o-e7.
also man white. Greek preferred 70 sell
ice cream cones, Fredericksburg. Va EURE-
~, 19iI y y ave,
CABINET MAKER-FTrsr-class AppIv to
4anager WOODWARD K LOTHROP.
CANVAssERs. WASHINGTON COX &
NA1Cd EE-FAlR CO, lZ3 II y z
COLLECTOR at Once- Apply II85 ia s.
FIREALAN-White with license go ana
board AZ once FISHERS AGENCY. as
I0-h St
JANITOR-WhIte OF ooIored FISHERS
AGENCY. ls Ion St
3LAN-Capable. as road agent FOR retain bak-
cry routes. ore experienced preferred. ref
erences CAL J1AWAAS'S 20 @ 81 y. Z
8IAcs-Iudusrrfous and ambitions. 70 oversee
distribution q circulars permanent posi-
tl1l an1 chance Tor aaFsllceiize--- 80 Grant
MN 70 learn barber trade; new system, any
enc can learn only 1eU weeks required.
Eases @lile lsa5H--;s, I2s.5lea s2aIanleed
ln clty q country wae1 thE21s1- For cat2-
logue address MOLERS BARBER COL
LEGE. rev YORK CITY
MESSENGER BOY With wheel colby
BLA PL-ANOGF-APH CO.. = I st. y +
PAI,STEE- several hrs5-cIass caz-1ags an
automobile s. J. LEEES' sons. g.
= - ~
PLC8fBEF.s- FI-st-clsss vvOrlmen- call ,
ID s. n "
Second COOK. $ a week BELL AGEN-
CT. as 18th St y "
MATCHMAKER and 5eweier. Apply after
p m IL II 81 y =
WE HAVE an attractive propos5tioa 10 make
% eight or ten young men who earn less
than $50 a molth. and who would ike 70
become chzuTeurs. automobile saIesuen. or
factory mechanics; hale Of cost for Cur ser
vices payable after you secure q position: call
On secretary Tor further information TIE
AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE, or WASHING
TON. Inc. 1865 14th 81 y W Preparatory
trainlnE school FOR aatonoslle Eactorles.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

EIElSLL-A @L4 = AAL-L4S4GL
18th ST. y W. 1525-E.oc-ls, furnished o.
UNFINISHED. with Or without b01rd- re-e--
ences-
KENYON ST n W. 1-IS-F-1e LhIrE--oo-
front ROOM fl sull1 family bath az51-1-
ms suitable Tor gentleman
EYE 81. y w. e5S-Sieely furnished and
UufuruIshcd rooms. Win or without e -
houseke
9 ST. y. W. f51-Eoons 1or E0zsszsePils,
first ard second 1os-s-
I'd ST n z. 15-Iwa larger rooms s-7es-s7
hos water frrs5 Tor light houssksepl-ss ali
modern tnCroFeu1eCts-
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YOUNG MAN WANTED

For delivery department O. large store. must
be vel recomunended- Add-ess, giving age
and names o. firms b. whom employed n
past BOX So. Times office-
YOUNG MAe~-Whiue. 70 make himself gen
orally useful IN our shipping department
must be bright. quick. and wiling 20 work
party me EP1IA%-WARNOCE CO. z57 c
81 nv.
YOUNG NAN % learn ssyreIry trade: snail
salary % start s15f Pa ave y W
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COUNTRY BOARD

A GOOD PLACE 20 spend your vacation,
''Eideawa7(' Georgetown. Cecil county.
Mo. beautiful place on the slssafras river.
near Chesapeake Fay, large. shady
gTOUElSs D14LllSs lslt1E- patElllE lD1 Cral-
bins no charge Cor Use o. uozts 90 EGestz.
all kinds OF fresh vegetables llree- from ths
garden Circulars Or further Ga formation a.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

" C-TED-Piace as marble and tiIe setter
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DAVID
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
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RUG WEAViNu

HANDSOME reversible rugs from worn car
Pets we guarantee our work ECLIPSE
RUG WEAVING CO. 20 Ca ave. Phons
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FOR RENI-ROOMS

FAIRAIONT ST.. IsF5-Art. PIsazz1r-Thres
rooms private baLh. beauLlfuL -cEraI
home white ufarcle 'front.' Iigl- hcl-ssE5a--
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low rent
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rooms fo- Hight hclseAcep-1s-
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water heal every convenience Tor lE1-
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large CLOSETS desirable
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SD ST $ Z, ee5-Three third Ioor rooms
Tor light h0useizecpirs- rent reasonable
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