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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-31

July N.-According to ad-
|ces from 81. Paul, Owner Grayson of
g Louisville club and Manager Charles
hrr Of the indianapolis team are engag-
3 in hot fght for the possession of
bird Baseman Boucher OF st. Paul.
lille at Indianapolis Mike Kelly an
unced that he had asked for waivers on
Pucher, presumably for the purpose of
hding Him to the Atlanta team In the
uthern League. Both Louisville and In
hnapolit refused to waive, and accord
1, to advices from St. Paul last night
Hson ind Carr are hot after Boucher.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-31
WaddeII Rcinstated

c'Rube'D Waddell, pitcher for the st.
Louis American league team, was re-
instated today. after he had success
fully defended in police court the
charge that he had violated the tein-
perance pledge he signed month ago.
Waddell will pitch one Of the games
against Cleveland tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-31
HAIRY Chewing Win. single.

st. Louis. July 3o.--The junior sim
giles. the first event of the annual re-
gatta of the Southwestern Amateur
Rowing association, this afternoon re-
suited in a victory for Harry, Chewing
Of the Northside club of Quincy, Ill,
The distance was / " miles with turn,
time 1912 rs. The Mound City CLUB
6f St. Louis won the junior four cared
race of u miles in 5.52.
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men are preparing for the winter meet
at California, Florida and Mexico. l
learn that the anti-racing people of
California, encouraged by Governor
Gilletts stand against prize lighting,
are going to make another strenuous
effort this fall to Kill the race game
at EmeryVille.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-31

Boyles defeated Mineral Springs yes
terday afternoon on the latter's diamond
in an exciting game. l to 0. The pitch
ing of Fuller for the visitors was the
feature. Batteries, Fuller and Carroll,
Smith and Hudson.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-31

Max Miller, strong man, claiming the
championship of Germany, has signed to
wrestle Peter James at the Jefferson
theater next Friday night
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-31

Tommy Burns Is preparing to break
into the riding game again. Tommy has
done little work in the saddle since his
return from France. ~
Burns believes that he can reduce to
104 pounds and hopes to regain some
Of his old time prestige on the Amer
loan turf.
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surely getting ambitious


Ban johnson Is doing lot of quiet
work on the proposition to raise a fund
for aged and INDECENT baseball players
In his recent swing over the American
league circuit, Johnson said that, while
nothing definite had been done yet, plan
will be formulated and put into execution
by the end OF the present year. 1t is sug-
gested that q home be erected In some
city and that exhibition games be played
at intervals the proceeds to go toward
the maintenance Of the place.
Harvard's football schedule this year is /;
October 1-Bates at Cambridge.
October 6-Bowdoin at Cambridge.
October civilians at Cambridge.
October 16-Amherst at Cambridge.
October 22-Brown at Cambridge.
October 2e-Harvard plays West Point
at West Point
November 5--Cornell at Cambridge.
November l2-Dartmouth at Cambridge.
November 1s-Harvard plays Yale at
New Haven.
!, Historians OF baseball say that the
game is 70 years old. Hughey Jennings
Of the Detroit Tigers has dug up stats
tics to prove that 1t Is $500 years old.
1T II not generally known" said Jsn-
nines," that Nebuchadnennar was the
first pitcher mentioned In history. The
Bible mentions in the last chapter OF the
Second Book of Kings. which Says And
It came to pass In the ninth year of hts
reign, In the tenth nidNth and in the tenth
day of the month that Nebuchadnexxar,
the King OF Babylon. came. he and all his
hosts against Jerusalem and pitched
against them.'
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-16
BIG REWARD OFFERED
FOR DOG OF OIL MAN
Golden Coat Pekngese Spaniel Has Been Missing From
A1chbold Home Since Christmas 100 Prom
ised Finder and mo Questions Asked

tiny nose and four feet prOtrudinE, be
Ionged to Mrs Van Beuren, OF No (
West F0rIeth street. She had owned
him for only a month, but a month IS
an age IN the love for a dog She
bought him ga Europe. At Christmas
she took him 20 Tarrytown TO share in
festivities at the home Of her mother.
Mrs John d Arclb0ld- On December
25 and = ne seemed to have recovered
from an attack or mincemeat and
brandy sauce But or the afternoon OF
December =, when Mrs ArchbJId took
him onto the porch 70 SHOW Rim the
snow. he toddIed of toward the estate
Of the Princess Giovanni del DraSa.
Mrs. ArclboId. who was josephine
Schmid. appealed afectiOnately to him,
then sent the butler iu chase. But the
butler at the A-chbOId home has a
comfortable job. and running does not
50 with IT, The spaniel outdistanced
MIN. Searching parties with lanterns
were out al night. with dainties IN their
pockets and sweet whistles on their
lips They are still searching but they
whistle no more Their lips are tired
Now the reward has been increased
60 500 and as a further Iucucemeur 90
the spaniel 20 return i Is promised that
no questions viii be asked Of him-
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NEW WAGE SCALE
CAUSING FRICTION
Bay State Manufacturers
Say They Cannot Afford
58-HOur Pay Basis.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Jan. I5.-The
hfty-siX-hour schedule which went in
TO effect January /, is causing consid-
cradle friction in the r1uIs- The opera
lives during the present week have re-
ceived their first wages since the law
went into effect and as the mills have
generally adopted the plan Of paying
day help two hours less per week a
great deal OF dissatisfaction has arisen.
The manufacturers state that they
viii continue this plan as they cannot
afford 10 pay at the rate OF 6fty-eight
hours FOR Gfty-SiE hours work
a peculiar statement made, and
which apparently. has truth. is that
large number Of help did not know
that a hfty-siN-hour bill had been
passed, and could not understand why
their pay should be any less The
mills VIII all reduce the day help % the
hfty-siZ-hoUr basis in their pay Out
SIDE Of the mills the small corporations
are generally paying the same day
wages as before
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BRANCH OFFICES

-NOGA- Il " l.
REH'S MODERN EHAEMACI. Ith and &
SITS Main 1914
NEW YORK AVE PHARMACY, New yo-k
ave and ~ Cap ST
CHAS- g HORSCNG, ChTistia1a Pharmacy.
sW- cor 7rh and II sta Phone y ZgeS
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 12tn aud Pa ava
Phone n 1870
PARK ROAD PHA RlAC-Y I1tb ana PAL
road Phone c. Ss6T-
L T. TAELoE, cor 9Th and P SITS. Phone
r a. VETTCH. .Gth aud II SITS. Phone y zu7
n V PATTIE, 53ZS Georgia ave Coz eSas
AALIBHS PHARMACY 1857 Calvert St
g 1851
MATTINGLT-s PHARMACY. 18th and L.
Phone y 2025-
Il T. BUTTS PHARMACY, 9Th 81. and
Massachusetts ave- Phone II. sOSs.
IARNOLD. 500 18th St Phone Col I'm
P n HOWARD, 18th and ". Phone n zT17
GOLDENBERG' 5. 9Th and K Sta Phone n
500
s KANS. SONS & CO.. sth and MARI,
space Phone ID 1Z00
GREE&E'S CAPITAL A D E TIsTN
AGENCY. LS5 18Th ct. Phone - 300
z ". THROCKMORTON. Cigar store 14th
and =. PhCns y G5SQ
J. FRENCH SIMPSON, cor Tth ct Rhods
Island ave and Il Phone n. 24OI
GESSFORD'S PHARMACY. S1h and U ats
Phone y G55S
5 n. WAGNER & CO.. LIST and Il. Phone
L IA
n McNULTY ( son. Cigars and Tobacco
1886 18th St Phone North 2f2z.
PAUL PEARSON. 18th St and Florida ava
y. ". Phone y. Sl07
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CONGRESS BLAMED
FOR CONDITIONS
Former Senator Mason Calls
National Lawmakers
Humbugs.

CHICAGO. Jan. I6--Speaking before a
meeting Of public school principals. for
mer United States Senator William E
Mason declared that individually the
Representatives and Senators in Con-
gress are fine fellows; collectively they
are humbuEs-
Mr. Mason depIored conditions in this
country. saying the grasping, watered
stock combines have such a grip on
affairs that It is impossible for the
masses TO get what they are entitled
10 in many respects
ut is impossible to get ID Washing
ton the kind of legislation the people
want. You cannot get the relief needed
under conditions that make living neces-
sites so high priced. The wealthy men
Of the country must have good interest
On their money and TO get this the
watered stock OF the corporations must
pay good dividends"
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MISS MACDONALD
MAY FOUND SCHOOL
Divorced Actress, Former
Wife of Young Jefferson,
Will Study.

BOSTON, Jan I6.-CoupIed with the
news OF her recent divorce from VII
liam Winter Jefferson. son OF the iste
Joseph Jefferson, has come The latest
sensation in the affairs of Christie Mac
Donald in the report that this dainty
sSaT OF the comic opera stage Is soon
TO study abroad in order to be better
able 10 found q new school Of opera in
this CouutTy.
From a stage-struck high school girl
TO star, was q Ions step for graceful
and petite Christie Macdonald Of Cam
bridge, declare those who have followed
the dOiugs OF staEelaud. but IL wcs not
such lUnE one as IL Il said Miss Mac
Donald IS now planning 10 take in the
next FIVE years
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NEW YORK. Jan. 16.-There is grief
IN The houses Of John D Archboid and
NJ ". Van Beuren, Standard Oil men
In fact, The pail Of woe reaches from
New York TO Tarry town. There has
been a great loss; q tiny yellow Picking
csc SPANIEL has vanished.
For twerty days that pretty, puffy
little handful Of dog has been missing
In all that time ne has sent Dac'- not
even a single whine He MAJ nave
get lost IN the snow and may be " ait-
ing for the big thaw to disclose his
touching tragedy. All that is known is
that he went OF by himself
The little ball Of sIken hair, With a
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Statesmen.

81 ANTED-E'irst-clas salesman Cor District
% Columbia territory % sell staple line on
absolutely new and exceptional terms; one
having successful Speciality experience pre-
f=rres- attractive contract Tor 1910 cou-a in
Ing liberal weekly advance clause references
required NILES r ELNLER CO. CIeve-
land. Ohio -
CAPABLE SALESMAN 70 cover EIrElull
with staple line high commissions. with 500
m-athly advance permanent position 10 -iEl-
man JESS II SMITH CO. Detroit. Mich
j."
SALES1I EN-HlEh grace travelling statesmen
sell highest grade llua o. calendars and
advertising novelties published IN America.
strictly eoTurllssicz- An exceptional o7p1r-
runiyy for high grade men. Il z SMITH
COIPANY- indianapolis. Ind 1--
SALESAAN -F-xue-ieu-e5 ia 49, H. - 81
general CraGe en- Maryland and Nirz5uta- an
u1eE-eI5ed specially. proposition commissions
with 80 weekly advance for expense The
CONTINENTAL JEWELRT CO. Cleveland.
Ohio
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Wanted-Agents.

We PAY so a month salary AID furnish rig
and al expenses TO Introduce poultry and
stocE PoTceTSs new Plan steady work
Bll5L.1R co. xs7s. Springfield. IL It.
AGESTS-You want this new articls-.'rCever-
Burn the marvellous stove POLISH mil
lions waiting 20 buy Put Il on the same
as any polish and . viii not buru of Hurry
get into this fascinating business al once.
LeL Us give you records. actual tangible facts
Big profits in this exciting business. send
10 money. out write tOday-uour- The SID
MY FAiRCHILD CO. SIS Erie. Toledo. Ohio
IL
CLEVER MAN with some business ex2cTI-
ence % introduce new patented house
nod article 20 the trade and By mail Crde-
methods. advertising IN big SUNDAY daTies
furnish 4 free 4 double header for money
making The F H ALDEN CO. Adver-is.n z
agents. Oh Main st. Cincinnati Ohio i
aGENIS-We manufacture and control %
fast sei iers- no other firm handles them big
illustrated catalOg Of $50 speciaIr.es free
samples furnished every housewife a pJ-r-
chaser fall sDecialries PEASE MFG 40
Dept S.. Buffalo y Y fa1E-Su-1G-
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EFFORTS RENEWED
FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL

Parlzview viii not be discouraged
IN Its efforts to get a public school
because the appropriation recon-
mended by the Commissioners for
that purpose was stricken from the
District budget by the House District
Committee.
At a mass meeting held last night
At the Whitney Avenue Christian
Church. members OF the Parkview
Citizens Association and representa-
tives from nearby associations dis
cussed plans for getting school. The
newspapers OF the District We're
thanked for their efforts in advocat-
ing the appropriation The District
committees in Congress may be ask
ed TO hear ParkTiew citizens on the
subject
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or A STRANGE TRAIL

ARK-s lips were parted TO
M speak ] saw that in his blind
VI folly he would inevitably
bIlnder out something which
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Synopsis Of Chapters Already Published

Synopsis OF Chapters Already Published
Mark Lee is InsuIted by Carl Vaughn at
banquet En- Boston. and throws a glass
o. wine into his face Both men are en-
ployed n the Philadelphia Office Of the
Aaron Burr COMPANY Hugh Lee rraEs
his brother from the table Mark con
1essss that. in order 10 be able 10 ask Tor
the hand OF HUda Graves. he has taken
sass, 600 in bonds from The FIRMS safe for
few days 90 use in putting through a
deal. and that Vaughn knows the truth
Hugh Lee also loves HiIda Graves. but
thinks that she loves his brother lie
takes a package his brother SAYS con
raius the bonds and goes 20 Phila1el-
pnsa- after a formal interview with
Huda. on his way he finds the envelope
contains only newspapers lie goes 90 bis
mothers home in Baltimore. where Mark
Joins him Carl Vaughn bursts Into the
room and when Mrs Lee asks him 30
get out OF the house and tells him that
his father wroBEcd her dead husband
Vaughn Easps out Lee. YOU are
thief Marx makes wild rush for
Vaughn. but iH order 10 spare his mother
and attract her attention from Mark
IIvid face Hugh pTereuds that Vaughn has
spoken to him. and says This - not
The first time you have called me thief-
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ClaiTVoYants.

MRS r LCSBY
Paluistrv and systematic card readings
references as 10 ability EIven: posftfvelr-
ladies' only. Il g. II 70 $50 D m sgS New
York y T-rF
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NINE CORNISH. GIFTED MEDIUM reads
your lie correctly; gives names facts daIIv
and Sunday 81 30 ST y E. cor. r. near
Union Station ladies' only 5y7-tf
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FIRE IN BRISTOL.

BHISTOL- Tenn. Jan I6--Fire praC-
ticaIly destroyed the $500 stock OF
Caldwell. Sites & Co. at 8 O'Clock this
morning. An adjoining clothing store
suffered q heavy loss
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Wanted-Roons and Board

WANTzD-Roorn and board By lady employed
s hours. furnished room with board C meals.
500; in private family central. Address
BOX F51- Times Office It
vvANTED-FSr a few weeks. board and
rooms IN OF esn-enicn1 TO Takoma Park. for
two adults and four children Address BOX
40 Times once 5aI5-5ts
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Help Wanted-MaIe.

ASK Ne how you can start a profitable mail.
order business a. home evenings HEACOCK.
Lockport y y 6el5-Sun-tf
BOYS--wo. for learning timing and cor-icp
business Apply DAILY & HOPPER. 1sa- r
81 y " 1-aG a. m Montay- lie
laundry WORK. small salary 20 start chance
for advancement Apply after D. I'D. IIG5
ST. ask f0r Nh. WILLIAMS u"
BOE-CoIored. 20 work IN stable I66k aFser
COW and horse, salary s. Per week $40
- g - W Ja-o-aL
BOY in grocery Can Monday rro-uing- 100
Florida ave n z IL
BOY-CoIored; large TO make self useful in
store; must have wheel SCERODT BROS
oll Ia ave y " ja15-3tc
BoY-CoIo-ed. as wagon helper; ga-5d refer
ence required Apply AZ once DCLTN *
MARTIN. 1915 F st. y. ". tal5-2t
BOY wanted fo-- tailor shop; reliable. WITH
reference Apply ISL Connecticut ave.
BOYS with wheels. S 20 $40 week. DINE
AA-SS i-NGEE SERVICE Us n deSI-cf
BRIGHT BOYS can earn good money work
ing after school hours. Apply BOX 3
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COUNTER MAN-Expsrienced Tor dairy
Inch; must furnish references BOX 1S5
~ PoStoihce- 5a15-5tc
Arm SO TO SIS a week during spare time.
W. manufactures start YOU and furnish
~ crythiug- no CanvaSsing- 3 simple. sue
CO ssfuI mall o-asr plans TO keen our fac
tories busy we coach YOU and show you
how to get business YOU pay US ga Q months
ard make big profits SPARE time 20 start.
write today Tor positive proof. PEASE
MFG CO, 536 Pease E d., Buffalo. " Y
jaw ou-lbL
GOOD PAYING situation open-cash weekly
made copying checking attending advertis-
ing material FOR your locality no canvas
sing Dept 80. PANDORA MFG CO, Lon
don, Ont Ia
II YOU ARE OUT Of a position or carr fsss
than $50 per MONTH let Us prepare yJu as
an expert automobile SALESMAN. demonstration.
weeks Cost, less than first months salary
Nearly half the tuition you pay after
you graduate and secure a position. For
fun information call on OF address, b 3.
THE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE OF
WASHINGTON USC-).
1865 I4th St X "
The Largest School Of Automobile Engineer
ing and Salesmanship fl United States
ja3-tf
NAN 20 attend cigar store elderly gentle
man preferred. Can after ,. m r LIN
DERs. 2546 18Th 81 \. W. ja1l-7t'
MEN WANTED Experience unnecessary. for
iremen or brakemen on nearby railroads: &C
count Increasing business. no strike. ages
CO-30; SS0-S10O monthly Promotion ]. go men
sent TO positions IN last four months. Send
stamp state age, weight. height RAIL
WAY ASSOCIATIONS, care Times once
JaZ-St-Su
$50 MONTHLY and ey-enses to advertise.
leave samples and coils names. Write Sill
NERTON CO. = IS. Ih.cagG- IL
RESIDENT MANAGER. also statesmen
wanted. $50 weekly and expenses OF commits
sion5 experience unnecessary. AMERICAN
CIGAR CO. Cincinnati, Ohio Ia
sALEsMEN- for wholesale trade; cali
after p. m, at $50 E ST. y L jaI6-3te
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Help Wanted-Male.


THREE HUSTLING SOL-TCTTOR@Those
having experience with tea and coffee houses
VIII find this a better proposition Apply
Tuesday morning. JAREOE PRESSING;
CLUB. go II St y. W 5aI5-1ts
WANTED-2Ien and women everywhere to
copy letters AZ home during spare time. ss5
made weekly no capital required. DAISY
RUG CO. BarabOo. Wis IT.
TVANTED-Bfen 10 learn barber trade, only
few weeks required, wages after lrst month .
steady position guaranteed, write for cata-
lOgue- MOLER'S BARBER COLLEGE. Z07
BOwery. New York city 5al6-6ts
We WANT fifteen OF twenty young men who
can come well accompanied 10 prepare for
positions as automobile salesmen, fer one
OF the largest sales companies IN Washing
ton; positions guaranteed 20 those having
satisfactory reference Application must be
fled before January 10th. For fail particulars
cal on or address. p. B. NECE See y.
THE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE OF
WASHINGTON GNCJ.
1896 18th 81. y. "
Jas-ts
YOUNG MAN-For shipping department. Ia
Wholesale house must be hustler and know
city SCHRCDT BROS. ST. Ia ave
JaI5-ztc
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Situations Wante6-Female.

WANTED-By LADY experienced Journalist.
position as ar-auJsusts OF correct uCauuzCriD,
for scientific or literary writers Mrs H
Tulip and Oak aves-. Takoma Park.
5zIy-2t"
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SOUTHWEST

Y HUGo EIsENBEIss. It'll and B sta
Phone NJ. 5702.
MCDONALD. i W. ~ and L. Phone II
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NORTHEAST.

MeCHEsSET & JOACHIM. cor ID and z
sts Phone L So
LADDON PHARMACY, 100 Florida ave
Phone I. ISIS
ERAUss. PHARMACY. cor s,h and 81.
Phone L 1O21-
TAYLOR & LAMB, Inc, uth and L. Cap
sts- Phone L IGA
CHAs. a BLUMER. n. Cap. and R s.A
McCaEsNEY s JOACHIM sth ane F sta
PF- L. g1g2
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

4 RELIABLE settled person Ea- general
BE- ls-1scrks reference requested. Address
llrs. J. l. GRAND. e- u 81 X " 5al5--t'
CooE-Good= also siri for an around work.
~ ~ 81 y w Ute
COOK aad general h9uzegyo-lza-. 5-1Ig-sEI
es-er-sr-e-- tlrer -l family. s15 month
MRS MARCH corner -1-h and Franklin.
I-angicu- 5as5-zts
GIRL % assist On general h5-sew5-E- at
once 1Iie New York ave. tic
GIRI-Coio-ed- for general roosevelt Ap-
p-y ll6l s2r-nE road y w IL
GIRI-Seat reliable ro-ored. for genera-
house,. hogsevo-E: .eni.y % p say or 90 home
Anart- Il TIE EJTAW- sal5--tc
CIEL--WhlJe. for geaerar homework. good
nome in family app-y THE FRANCES.
Apar-- !. Ills -5tl 81 y w 5zlf-s-'
81 +; neat. e0iorea country esfs.
House GIRL-Reuable- 1896 X y. "
Jals---c
LADIES sewing az home usasirz shields. ma
-eTiai furnished reliable women 81 hundred
stamped envelope partic--arz- WAYNE
SUPPLY CO.. DEBT g. Detroit. Mich 1t'
MARKER and asso-,er ar the ELITE I.AJ,S-
DRY Zll7 18th 81 y. ". jalf-1tc
TENOGEAPEIER- .oupereut and ryDe-
writer Apply after q a. M CASTLE
BEI.G.s. - Pa ave Il
TEN DOLLARS per month rom ana b,srd
Ull Dr. given an honest. industrious sober
person who understands senergl Eruse-lr-z.
BOX f5s. Times Office. -
WAIST HANDS and rTlUuers- ar once. eE-
perieuced. first class 1924 II g. y "
jals-2t'
WOaIAN-SsItIed. VhI-e, who IEss caIId-ea
1r- genera hnuseuscrs- good bone fair sal
any 5ef ID ST. y vs.. JaI5-2I-
YOUNG LADY Tor clerk in collection deua-t-
men- % large iusta5-uaeut house must be
acquainted with cts. good permanent POSI-
ton Address EOE 81 5aIE-g-
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Wanted-Mi Miscellaneous.


Pay the hlsAes; cash prices Tor iad.ss.
EentleDe1's- and ChIidren-s CASTOR wearing
apparel CEop card. viii call O. LINING
$40 N- IA an St y ". OF phone North 1cG4
jyls-Jf
UANTED-5o0 trunks 10 repair ali U.rz
5HS. 70 sth ST y ". Phone Main 1Gcs-
HIGHEST CASH prices paid Tor worn cloth
iug' either ladies' ~ gents, send postal
VIII cal B TARSHES- -sCS 7tl s. y. "
Phone North SO sss0-tf
SPOT CASH FOR HARDWARE. grocery
dry goods stocks etc Lunch room, store
and Office fixtures Household furniture
bought- BON SIS. Times Office jaI6-Tt
YANTED-Furniture and carpets. contents
o. houses a specially fC- cash. fair and
SINCLAIR. SIS Louisiana ave y W. bus
household furniture store fixtures and stocks
Cf merchandise for cash. storage s. month.
see Monday and wednesday Times for my
regular auctio1 sale advertisement Jal4-sts
vyASTED-FuTniture for CASH sell your
goods TO the man who gives you The most
tnoRey- See HOPWOOD. sth and X 5es-tf
ANYTHING TO SELF
Include Il IN Saturdays auction sale r.
WESCIILER'S 90 Pa ave y ". Good re-
suits Phone ~ for wagon ja5-S0t
CASH FOR OLD USELESS AUTOMOBILES
rubber. brass. machinery. plumbing paper
iron. etc. BAUM. 1850 II 81 y. E Phone
Lincoln --59- jaz-1zt'
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Rooms and Board.

A ST y T. 1z3-RoOm and board. second
floor room. coy AID warm next 10 bath
near Capitol and Library convenient TO al
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r ST \. W. 20S-NIcely furnished and Wen
terms reasonable ja1S-4-'
4 ST N w 1S31-Pleasant front rooms with
board. best German cooking PhOne- IT.
II ST y w 695-Nicely furnished single
and double room with good board ja15-2tc
WANTED-A few boavders 20 take dinner
with private family. home table. front room
for rent e12 10Th st y ". jai4-3ta
/ 81. = w, is35-IarSe niceIy furnished
rooms; extremely cheap Tor two superior
cook unsurpassed fare. 1855 L st. y. W
Ja11-1tH
ST'H ST- n W. u7-Large front room: also
hall room and board; 8 week 5a15-4tc
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