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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-12
THE NEW GAME LAW

The sew Fish and Game law will
be In effect after June 11th. Every.
one interested should have copy OF
the new Jaw. We sell them for 25
cents the single copy. Write for
prices on quantities. Leader Printing
Company Guthrie. Okla.
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NAVY

Captain ". p RUSH. detached COM
maud Missouri, 10 command Con
nectiCut
Captain { A COVE. detached Naval
Acaden =. Annapolis. Nd; 20 duty
connection httjnE out Delaware. and
duty command when placed in COM
mission
Lieutenant r. W MCINTYRE. detach-
ed California, To nome and wsi'
orders
Mids1ipman L. Fl. AUSTIN. detached
Albauy. and resignation accepted TO
take effect ON receipt Of orders
Acting Assistant Surgeon ". #. HAL
SEY. to Naval Hospital, Norfolk,
Va
Chief Boatswain c. j. COOPER, TO
training station, Newport, r l.
Carpenter r. NJ. SMITH, detached New
York, TO Delaware.
Carpenter :. q. BURGESS, detached
Delaware, navy yard. Norfolk, Va;
90 New York.
NaChinist r G. GREENLEAF'. detach-
cd independence. navy yard. Mare
Island, Cal. TO South Dakota.
Machinist NJ. CASEY. upon completion
n examination in Washington. ID. c..
10 home.
P1ymaSter Clerk r. 2. Won PREISSIG,
appointed a paEmaSteTS clerk in the
navy, duty Indiana.
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AMERICAN PRODUCTION By YEARS
What Nav BE Expected from Continued Increase
Cars Produced In Use

Interesting figures have been comuiIed
showing the possible growth Of the au-
tomOLlle industry IN the next few years.
based on what mas been accomplished
during the last four wears The figures
have been gathered and forecast uy
one or the leading authorities OF the
country and show not only the wonder
iUl growth OF the industry IN "A few
short years, but also the tremendous
strides it is likely to take between now
and sGe year 1915.
Do is pointed ont that during the past
three "r four years the number OF auto
buos produced in this country has in
creased each successive year by some ~
per cent over the preceding year. The
l.nNeH or cars produced IN 1872 was iu
the eigH1orhcod OF 100000 while for 1910
10 VII inevitably exceed }e,mH. Carry
tnC oD this line Of thought. ID is in
tereEtinC 10 sec just wheyS this -ats 1F
increase. n constantly maintained.
would land the Industry. With an in
crease OF 40 per cont over The 10000 cars
Tor 1910, next year should see $4,000 ma
"nancs brought forth. for 1872 tho ng-
ureS would he $500 for 1913. I,u2UG1.
and SO on.
Five years. says the Automobile. is
very reasonable expectation of life for
n modern motor car. There are plenty
or cars Of the vintage of 1904 in every
DAY use at the present time. on This
basis, and assuming She rate OF prC-
ErCsS outlined above. the end Of tHa
f.|N
cars in use At first this sounds like
The widest speculation bur perhaps
these figures viii repay a short con
~'ceTatiou- How many automobiles can
the population Of the United States
use There are many possibilities in
such an inquiry.
n Is matter OF common knowledge
iuat there are in use IN the United
states at the present time more than
$4,000 automobiles. and the demand still
seems almost unlimited. When the ad-
Included. Do viii he seen that AT the close
tho country viii have an automobile or
one family out Of every forty or fifty
Obviously the number Of families cap
able or maintaining an automobile is
comparatively limited. although the aV-
craEe is brought up by some who are
able 10 support two or more. One fam
iv out Of twenty seems about the uIti-
mate limit. even considering the utmost
possibilities Of ths $500 car.
The population Of the country is in
.rcasinE pretty rapidly but not in a
proportion 20 keep pace with the auto
mobile product Some time in the latter
part OF 1912 when. according 10 the
outlined above. tb'Ue will he
a million and a half automobiles
n use the limiting ratio OF one car 20
every seventy persons Will he reached.
When the million-and-a-hai mark has
been reached, this viii imply the own
ina. Of car on every farm Of even
moderate size and by most Of the sal
aried workers i'm the country. But pri-
vate ownership and use. albeit largely
FOR purposes commercial i'm their nature.
is but the smaller part Of the usefulness
OF tho automobile.
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DEATHS

BRANDT-SuJdeuIy, on THURSDAY March IN
1910 an sos O'Clock CHARLES X
BRANDT. m his residence. 600 New Jersey
avenue northwest.
GOUCH-On WedHczfav. March o. 1910. AZ
80 p- nn-- m Providence Hospital NfETTA
Couch. aged f0rtE-Gve wears.
X HBLANK-CU Thursday Nsrrh l0 1910
NJ q. M. M his residence. 1923 O street
northwest. EMIL. husband of Frodg Euh-
blank. in the fftv-rhird year off his age
Mr kUhb,auk was born ar Halle. Ger
many. in 1851 BE came 90 WASHINGTON
eleven years aSo and was a resident or tho
Capital from that time until his death His
death followed an illness OF two wears and
was due t0 q computation OF diseases Ffs
uife ami one sister survive him.
RTBNT1Zfl1 ON Tbur-dsv. March 10. 1910 a.
6eolEe Washington D ,sp'tgI CHRISTINE r
E. H'FP or William EiruitzI
WElpNAN-on Thurs Esy. March no. 1910
JULIA T. WElINAN. widow or Tho fl-a
John O.. Ncllwau. OF Nit carson Posi- No o
Funeral from the residence of her son. 81
Scato1 street northwest. SATURDAY. morning
March ~, az O'Clock therre tn Immaculate
Conception church. where requiem mass
viii he said for tho rauosr or her souI
Relatives and friends invited 1tc
YATES Sudden So on Tuesday. March & 1910
pr Tamp1- f.E-. WILLIAM y. YATES
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followed the butler downstairs. quaklnE
Just a little. II must be admitted, with
fear.
But the man before whom the butler
led him vas by no means the old
American Of the cave. His face was
scanned wiki lines Of cares, and his
short hair was quite white, but he had
tie appearance Of being much young
cr man q al the CHIEF of the robbers
He had arisen with a busineSSllke
alacrity upon Wallace's entrance. He
came forward. and extended his hand.
You are Mr. Meade, | believe he
Wallace bowed his assent TO The ap-
peliation. And 7 have the pleasure OF
addressing MIR Morton, I believe
tic did not quite care intrude their
relationship at this point. But the
"ther had no hesitation in approaching
the subject
"ly you will sit down for "A moment. ]
Will try TO explain away a slight mis-
apprehension which has, / am afraid.
cost you an expensive and unpleasant
journey, though afording me the happi-
ness Of seeing YOU
First, however, let me ask you
whether YOU have always been known
by The name Of Meade2'
u have not Wallace replied prOm1 1t-
u. was brought up as the son OF
Mi- HeppuIn Green, and. until feW
days since, myself supposed that Green
was my own name
Very well. that makes clear 20 me
inat you are the person you think you
are But you are mistaken in one re-
What is that2" Wallace asked.
In thinking that 7 am Hollis Meade,
your father. My name has always been
Morton"
For an instant everything whirled in
confusion before Wallace's mind Al
last he thought 10 ask.
men. how did Won rnrY1n n "a iCo that
stone over my mothers Eraye2"
te saw that Morton was not quite
prepared for this question. There was
momeHtary hesitation before the an
sNer was given.
loved your mother very deeUiy-a.d d
J believe she loved me. I felt that 7
might claim her in death-after ali that
mad happened"
Wallace sat IN silent thought for a
ieW moments All his theories of the
past few days were crumbHnE TO dust.
- MIS- view of life had gone when his
t"Sft1-father had announced the truth
AS Go his parentage.
Nnd now. 1 wish 10 give YOU this
ie.'Er1m which was handed 20 me for
-'d' HeHor Morton said. holding a blue
envelope Out toward Wallace. After
you nave read It, have other inn
pgrs7ut things 10 say"
with every sign OF hope gone from
his face. Wallace looked 40. after he
the message
Perhaps this will interest YOU. too. 90
N" salo. handing the slip 90 Morton ''
nave not my glasses here. WHAT
does DO SaE- tge senior asked
Hollis Meade taken here Is insane.
6u.l' proven beyond any question. he
read eft i- signed hy Mr. Williams.
Che lawyer Z had upon The case after
] found out about lr"
And you viii 20 al onceg" The other
man asked
Wallace said. II think 7 must. u You
w.H permit"
'i think I viii arcomUan,- vou." Senior
Morton announced. Il wish 90 see the
man once more
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Army and Macy
SerUtCe Orders
ARMY

First Lieutenant PETER n OTTOSEN.
Coast Artillery Corps Is assigned 20
me l-1rH company.
Fi-s, Lieutenant LEO G.. NUDD. Mcdi-
cal Reserve Corps. recently apDoi T.
cd. iS ordered 90 active duty IN the
service o. the United States on ac-
count 81 an existing emerEeucy. ard
VIII proceed 10 Jefferson Barracks.
Missouri, and report I'm person TO the
commanding officer Of that post for
duty.
Lieutenant Colonel GRANGER ADAMS.
Fifth Field Artillery. now in New
York city, Will proceed 10 Washing
ton. District of Columbia. and report
IA person 70 the Chief Of STAFF for
duty.
Captain JOSEPH W BEACHAM Jr..
Ninth infantry, viii proceed 20 West
Point. New York. and report in per-
son 10 the superintendent. United
states Military Academy. for duty
relieving Captain CHARLES D.
HERON, Eighteenth Infantry. who
upon being thus relieved will pro
rced 10 join his regiment.
Captain CASPER n CONRAD, JR
Quartermasrer, VIII repair 10 this
city and ropOT, In person TO the
Quartermaster General Of the army
FOR duty IN his Office.
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TO BEGIN CAMPAIGN
FOR TEMPERANCE
Georgetown Women viii
Conduct Mass Meeting
For Cause Tonight.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
GEoRGETOWN. MARCH u

The first gun iu the women's cam
paiGn To drive liquor sellers from
Georgetown viii be fired tonight.
when temperance mass meeting will
be hei5 al the West Washington Rap-
tist Church. corner OF Thirr.-hrst and
y streets.
The Rev ". r.. Thirkield. ID. D..
president OF Howard '-.ycrsity, Will
deliver the principal address on "The
New Crusade
IN addition, remarks will be made
by the Rev. Edward u. stone. pastor
of the Congress Street NJ. z. Church.
the Rev Frederick 3. Howden, rector
OF ST. Johns Episcopal Church the
Rev. Charles L. Pate. D. d., pastor Of
the Dunn barton Avenue N. Z. Church.
the Rev Benjamin u. Cav. pastor of
the West Washington Baptist Church.
and others.
The officers Of the GEORGETOWN
branch. elected Al the last meeting
held two weeks ago. are as follows
President. Mrs ZCd HetZCl CoDU.
vice president. Mrs. Paul Richmond.
recording secretary. Mrs. T. w. Nor
Bette TschiTely. and treasurer. Mrs.
Gertrude Havener.
Lester Morton. of a2I2 o street. is
the victim of flim-f fam men. He met
two men at Thirtieth and q streets,
VINO had round a poSketb0ok, aDa
wanted 10 divide the money, but did
not have sufficient change. Martin
gave them s. 60 make the even
change and was 90 get third of
what the p0CketbOok contained. The
men managed 90 get away without
being caught.
Mrs. James II. W. Efake. wife OF
the rector OF Christ Ep' .0pal Church,
is visiting her cldes; son. Nintou
Blake, i'm Detroit, Mich
Mrs. NintOn Birch is i'm Birmju--
nam. Ala, on visit 70 Mrs Thomas
WmEfield, formerly Miss King. Of this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sjcmund have
moved 90 their new home at .NU-
Twenty seventh street WOodley Park
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REMOVED
FEATHERS OF HAT

BROOKLYN. y. Y. March 1.-THE
most unkindest cut of all was that
which separated the fine ostrich pIumes
from the crown of Mrs Levy's best hat
when burglars ransaCked her apartment
on the third floor Of 1893 Eastern Park
way.
Besides taking the feathers and ruin
ing the hat yesterday. the thieves. who
had Jimmied their way into the fat, car
ried of two gold watches. a cameo ring.
cameo brooch, and a diamond ring.
ern Parkway and Saratoga avenue. and
MS wife was with him at the store when
the house was entered.
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Synopsis of Chapters Already Published

Wallace Green and Elizabeth Warren
are heirs OF the two wealthy families 81
Greenville. They are about 90 be mar
rled when Wallace supposed father de-
clafes that the young n.-u is really the
son ot Hollis Meade who escaped from
prison the night befOrs he was To- have
peen hanged for the u.urde- of his wife
wallace and Rodney Williams. his law
yer-chUin- search for Hollis Meade and
Tor evidence 60 prove hts innocence. Rod
hey and Elizabeth watch the ruins of the
OLD Meade home and see in the ghost
that visits 81 nightly an old man who IS
captured and who declares himself 90 he
Hollis Meade, the slayer of his wife Wal
lace goes Go Mexico. believing shat :ha
rich Senor Morton. living near san
Jacinto. Is his father Morton is not aJ
home when Wallace. after series of
sensational adventures. reaches his mag
nlncent home The young man is told %
make hlmself an home Hc finds the
servants spying upon his movements and
believes he has beer made a prisoner.
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WORTH s. A YEAR
TO REMAIN SINGLE

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Narch u--Free-
dom from matrimouy is worth s. a year
or any mans money. IN The opinion
Of Delegate "Cy" Cummings, OF Mont
somery county. Mr.. Cummings Is the
biggest man in the house. a bachelor,
and has been said 20 be good looking.
Asked II he intended TO support the
bin introduced by AIr. Willis, Of Kent,
which imposes a tax upon bachelors,
Mr.. Cummings asked.
How much is the tax"
Three dollars a year for a man be-
tween twenty-three and forty and s. for
those between forty and sixty" was the
3eply.
Wei. it's worth it. was Mr.. Cum
milss reply.
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CHAPTER XXXVI.
The Provisions OF 4 Will

az WOULD ike TO have you see A
little moro Of the place before Won
-'. Morton said "I- would take but
ieR moments while the men arc ar-
ranging our things and getting the
lnrSe~ ready"
Tie rams bell and spoke Few words
u Tho native Jargou 20 the servant
v.s answered
Vow. sou viii come with mo. We
can take iu little biz of what is 10 be-
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The Vital Records.
Births.

Isaac and Bertha Fcldman. girl.
James O. and Ethel /. Peed. girl
Walter w aud Clare L. Medley, girl
John D.. and Mary A Fischer. boy
Rov S and Helen A. Ashton, girl.
Arthur O. and Grace NJ MenshaU, girl.
ElUood ) and Martin -. Noorhead,
girl.
Jacob and Maria Breid, girl
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

Arrived -NesuVius at Newport.
Sailed Tacoma from Port Limon for
RocaS del TOrO. South Carolina from
Hampton Roads for Culebra and
Reid and Lamsen from Charleston
for Knights Key.
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ARTISTS SLAYERS
ARE FACING DEATH
Executive Clemency Is Last
Hope of Condemned
Negroes.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU,

One week from today. March IS, is tho
day set for the eIectrOcutiOn of Calvin
Johnson. Eugene Dorsey, Richard Pines
and Henry Smith, the four negroes con-
victed Of the murder of Artist Walter
r. schultz
Unless the governor reprieves the men
the sentence of the court viii be carried
out in the state Penitentiary at Rich
mOnd, on that day Attorney Lewis II.
Machen viii leave Alexandria for Rich
mond next week 90 see the governor
and ask executive clemency FOR his
client Calvin Jchns,1.
II is understood tl1at Governor Mann
viii not consider any communication 10
lie Imprisonment for the men II they
are guilty they doubtless viii have TO
pay the penaI,y in she electric chair
and IT, in his opinion. they are innocent
they VIII be pardoned-
The corporation court. Judge Louis G.
Barley. presiding, will open its March
term at the court house here next Mon
DAY This viii be a chancery term Of
the court.
Potomac Lodge. No. IS. L. O. O. F.. is
making extensive preparations for the
celebration Of its seyenty-trst anniver-
s3ry by a meeting TO he held at the
Young Peoples building. in South
Washington street on Monday, March
q. AT o'clock
Addresses will be delivered by w. w.
Milan, grand representative Of the Dis
trict of Columbia. Hin Montague,
grand representative of Virginia. and
John 3. Goodwin sovereign grand sec
retary There also VIII be a musical
entertainment.
Miss Rebecca PuIi1, daughter Of Mrs.
Louise NJ. Pullin, ard Joseph Fenwick
were quietly married at the parsonage
OF St Mary's Catholic Church last even
ing by the Rev. II. j. Cuuer. The bride
vas attended by Mrs Annie Shirley,
while the groom had as his best man
John O'Conner, Of Washington.
The Young Mems sodauty Lyccum
basketball team last evening defeated
the team from Carroll Institute. or
ashrngton, in game played al Arm
ory Hail. by the score Of % to i&
The annual meeting OF the Emerson
steam Pump Company was held yeSreT-
day az the companyS office I'm this city.
The following named directors were
elected for the ensuing year
n. O.. Browning, jr. A W. Nacheu.
Drren g Staples. r. Golden Donald
Samuel r. Luut- son.
r Bruce Emerson. Louis Garthe
The company VIII move into its new
plant I'm a few days. The new fact0r,- is
of brick and steel. and thoroughly mod
crn I'M It's construction. With The new
machinery and equipment TO be added.
the plant viii be one Of the most com
piete pump works Don the country.
Following the Stockholders meeting
the board of directors met and ORGANIZED
as follows
Presidcnt-H q. Browning. -r.
fF..r
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Paul Vincent, % years, Emergency Hos
pItdl.
Diler B. Grof, 6S years. TO7 I street
northwest
Lorena $ Wilson, 20 years, Providence
Hospital.
Robert II. GOuldman, 81 years, Eight
ceptr and I streets, Anacostia.
Wiu,s11 NJ Gray. 81 years, Army Medi-
cal museum.
Ernest FIoegeI. 81 years, 1913 First street
northwest.
Catherine r. Montgomery, 1 year, 1S2S
North Capitol street.
AL.D. Hanigan, 50 years, United
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BOYS PLAY ENDS
WITH BROKEN LEG
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU

1850 ST. ANA'DSEIA MAR. q.
Herbert AIoreIand. a school boy. AZ ed
eleven years. of "a Fourteenth street.
Anacostia is today IN Providence Hos
pital suffering from a fracture Of he
TiSlt leg. The boy was playing with
EoUg companions last evening. when he
fci. down a bank Dr James A. Wat
SOL was summoned and directed that
Tho boy be sent 10 The hospital
There Will be a special meeting this
evening Of tine congregation OF the Ana
costa Baptist Church, iu the edifce. -.
Thirteenth and " streets. yyron i'm
pcrtanr business viii be transacted. in
Guiding a proposition looking 90 the
changing uf the time Of some Of the
services
Two organizations Of recent establish
ment in the Anac0stia Baptist Church
are the building association instituted
10 look after the plan Of building a han
Tor assembly purposes. separate from the
church. and the progressive association.
organized for religious, mentaL and
physical Improvement The officers of
the progressive association are Ladue
MaEil. president. F. Y. Tols0u. vice
president. Charles EtzIer. secretary.
Jonn Dent treasurer.
Frank r.. Haires has caused number
of interior improvements 10 he made
In his business establishment AZ Four
teentn street and Good Hope road.
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OF A. A. A.
PLEASES TOURISTS
Establishment of Complete
Information Bureau
Cause of Joy.
By HARRY WARD.

The executive committee Of the Ameri-
can Automobile Association held its
monthly meeting in Boston this week
and devoted considerable attention to
touring good roads. and contest mat
ters, all Of which are of vital interest
TO motorists generally. incidentally, the
thirty-fourth State association was add
cd 10 the national automobile family,
of which President Lewis r. Speare is
the ruling spirit. The latest addition to
the three AS was the Florida organiza-
ton of nine clubs.
Touring Information pans occupied
much OF the time of the meeting, and
nnal action was taken on ARRANGEMENTS
that have been under wa - fer the last
two or three months. Commenting upon
the 1910 touring Information work of the
association, President Speare said:
From the national headquarters in
New York it will be possible. when
the touring season opens. TO obtain the
most complete information available for
touring IN any part OF this country or
Canada. Chairman Powell Evans, of
the touring Information board has lust
secured the services Of one of the most
competent men in the country for this
particular work. There viii be no dis
appointment in relying upon the national
headquarters for any sort of Information
and maps. which Of course viii be at the
disposal of an a. A A. CIJbs and their
members" AS the Automobile Club of
Washington iS affiliated with yhe three
AS. its members will have exceptional
opportunities for getting reliable touring
Information.
so insiStent Eas become the demand
for Hudson cars, and SO urgent are the
requests for early delivery, that the
Hudson Company has been compelled
40 lease two additional Detroit fac
tories in their effort 10 more nearly
meet the demand for the spring trade
said +. q. Slbbald. manager Of the Eel
Motor Car Company. This arrange
purary. as the company has already
completed plans for the new $4,000
Hudson factory, the building OF which
VIII commence this month. The pres
eui Hudson output IS now 4JH cars "A
month, and the additional floor space
VIII practically double the production"
Thomas Powell. accompanied bv An
gel" GIoVauetti. left yesterday in q four
cylinder REQ for the Eastern shore or
virginia lie viii first go 10 Whining
ton, Del. and then make the trip down
the coast
The Commercial Automobile and sup
ply Company reports the sale and de-
livery Of EMF go" touring cars 10
Lieutenant Wade and Lieutenant Conn,
L. 3 n, and Mrs Casimir FabTegau.
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HELP WANTED-EEMLE


COOKS. Buffalo. X T.. and this - good
N.aSes. general houseworker and waitresses
= LII ~, lVli y y ave- y
-opN and general homework. German pre-
,-,7 80 stay nights. references required
- 1--eI 2 . m. So ~ 81 s r 1C
N1ghS-h Hotel. Vegetable. SEQ, kitchen maid
eL9' ana chanberu aids. also storer0Dm Wc-
l.5 Apply DICKS HOTEL AGENCY. 11-h
mo l a. ave mhIe-2r
COOK. general houseVorI-e-- 7-771---T mus.
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DREssssMAkER's HELPER. Al once eZpc77-
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wANrED-sEvERAL
EXPERIENCED
DEMONSTRATORS.
Apply a. once
5. KANN, SONS & co.
ma.l--t
FINIsEEEs-s. on trousers. an ono. t5-
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F'INIsHEBs on pants CaI 80 716 - "
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FlNIsHERs on ve-s apply COS = 81 <
W. p hoor fronr mag-ers
GIRI--GeneraI houseeorb. in virginia. WAGES
s.-' Slna5 FAMILY '5|5 Carolina e. near
lt-
GIRL for general homework. no vrasr54e
l>'N Man STORES. 1916 7th ST. g. W
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GfRI-col1red for gene-aI 55uS-7-7-- --7--
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GIRL to do general h7gseW0rk. three n
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BEL P'-E1peTienced, on gents tailoring $50
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LADY AGENTS 10 solicit b. catalogue. can
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MILLINERY PREPARERs and ar8re0rI-eg
HANES O. STEWART. Iif1 9Th 81 IS. W-
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