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Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-18
MULE TEAM INJURIES MAN

PASADENA, Aug 1S.-A. A. Stevens,
106 East McLane street, Alhambra, is
in the Pasadena hospital with broken
shoulder He was knocked down yes
terday by a runaway mule team in
South Pasadena. 1t is reported that a
motorcXclist who lost control of his
machine ran into the animals and that
Stevens was endeavoring to stop them
when he was knocked down.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-18
ENTERTAINs FRIENDS

POMONA, Aug. 17.-Mrs. Charles
Digby Wright entertained friends at
her home at Monrovia and Fourth
of Mrs. Irving Harris of Mesa. Ariz.,
who is visiting here. Numerous games
were enjoyed and dainty refreshments
were served. The guests included
Mesdames Ed l.. Dreher, w. e. Stew
ems, j. e. MCGOWAN, w. r. Fleming,
Harry Russell, Charles Mattel, K. H.
Dorsey, L. II. Civille, w. r. Fleming,
j. Reiwers, C. C. Zilles and Miss L.
Harris
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-18
RETURN FROM LAUNCH TRIP

LONG BEACH, Aug. 17.-Captain E.
e. Napier returned last night with a
party of Los Angeles men from an
extended trip in his launch, the Vir-
ginia, several hundred miles down the
Mexican coast. They investigated a
number of properties in which the Los
Angeles men are interested The trip
was without unpleasant incident It
will be repeated in a month. The men
captured a number of immense tur-
ties. but these We're released.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-18
MAN INJURED SEVERELY

LONG BEACH, Aug. 17.-Edward
Hastings, who was run over yesterday
by one of the heavy wagons of the
Oil Macadam Paving company, may
have been fatally injured DR.. j. w.
Wood, who operated upon the sufferer
this morning, said the patient would
probably be confined to his bed for
many weeks. Hastings is 81 years old.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-18
PASADENANS WILL PLAY
AT LONG BEACH PICNIC

PASADENA, Aug. 18.-Today has
been set aside by a proclamation from
Mayor Farley as the annual "play day"
for Pasadena, and everybody who can
do so will attend the seventh annual
Pasadena picnic at Long Beach. Special
cars will run from the several city
terminals direct to the beach at inter-
walls between 7:45 and SIS o'clock, and
from Fair Oaks avenue and Colorado
street every few minutes between 1880
and $3.50 o'clock. The reduced fare
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-18
SCHOOLS OUT

Congress has adjourned. This fact
accounts for the enormous volume of
mail being distributed at the taxpay-
ers' expense. Every congressman who
has a fight on his hands spent the last
few days of the session finding how
much printed matter there was at his
many reprints of
speeches, how many government re-
ports, how many bushels of garden
seeds and how much expert advice to.
farmers. Then he ranked envelopes
enough to inclose the whole, turned
them over to his secretary and took
the next train home, thanking his stars
that the government paid the expenses.
Richmond (Va) Dispatch.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-18
BIRTHS
GIRLS

sUEIIvAN-Tos Charles and Marie sueliVah'
1915 East Sixty fourth street.
HERMANDEZ-To Manuel and Catherine
Hernandez, 22S Utah street.
JoHNSTON-To Edward and May Johnston
237 West Fifty-sxth street.
CHAPPE-To Corolatle and Charlotte CHAP
ne 7O6 Gibbons street.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-18
HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY

Rolling lawns, trees. shrubbery and DeHulI-
full lakes
MODERN IN EVERY RESPECT
Situated in the most beautiful section OF
Southern California. the ideal location. Just
inside Los Angeles city limits.
Melrose and Colegrove lines to grounds
A CEMETERY THAT is SELECT
AI131. 2Os Laughlln BLDG. Main 3s1.
Cemetery phones B0O55; Hollywood b4s.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-18
IosH MISE SANS

Ever since Jeff Horseback has been
using crude oil to make his hair grow
the wheels in his head have been lubri-
Gated lot better than they were."-
Des Molnes News.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-18
FORECAST

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 11.-For California
south of Tehaehapi-Fair Thursday. cloudy In
the morning; light southwest winds.
For San Francisco and Vicinity-Fair Thurs
day, cloudy in the morning.; light south winds.
For Santa Clara valley-Falr Thursday,
cloudy in the morning; moderate temperature;
light south winds.
For Sacramento valley-Fair Thursday; mod
crate temporal ure; light south winds.
For San Joaquin valley-Fair Thursday; con-
tinued warm: light south winds.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-18
GEM ETERIES
RosEDALE CEMETERY

An endowed memorial park. noted for Its
natural beauty; endowment fund for per-
petual care. over $250,0oo; modern receiving
vault, chapel crematory and columbartum;
accessible. City office. suite 302-306 Elk
CHANGE BLDG, northeast corner Third
and Hill SITS Phones-Main 900; Assoc.
Cemetery office, 1881 w. Washington st.
Phones 1855; West 80 s"z-l2mo
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-18
EVERGREEN CEMETERY

The Los Angeles Cemetery association, Boyle
Heights, near city limits Operated under
perpetual charter from Los Angeles city.
Modern chapel and crematOry.
Onice, $40 Bradbury Building.
Phones-Main $685. A5466.
Cemetery-HOme D1OS3i Boyle 0.
e-5-12m
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-18

It's as easy to secure "A bargain in a used
automobile, through want advertising. as II
used to be-and still lS-to secure a horse
and carr iage.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-18

WE HAVE MOVED TO OUR NEW PAR
Tors. corner Twelfth and Hope streets
ORR & EDWARDS CO.,
Sterling s. Boothe. Pres. and Treas.
John d, Faris. Vice Pres. and Sec. s-Ay1
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-18
THE WEATHER
Los ANGELES. Aug. II.

Los ANGELES. Aug H. 1910
Time. Baron. Their. HUM Wlndlvic, weather.:
3 : M M s ssss 20 S sw Il Glsssy,
Maximum temperature rs.
Minimum temperature, SO.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-18
PASADENA CLASSIFIED
PASADENA SHOE HOSPITAL

MEMS sEWED SOLEs AND HEELS. 81;
ladies', g5c. l54 N. FAIR OAKS AVE. s-1-1mo
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DEATHS

OLHOUN-SuddeuIv. on WEDNESDAY Sen
viIIe- y Y PHEBE H COLHOCN. wife
Of Pay Director : r ColhOun. L s y
I'd a NJ JOHN : FARRELL. at his
rasidence s40 Second street northsas-- be
loved son OF Mary = and the late james J.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
FACNCE-On Friday September 50. 1910 A.
he residence Of her daughter Mrs John
Jl-LIA A. beloved wife OF Christian
Faunce, in the seventy-sixth year Of her
FuuersI a. s. Domiuic's Church. Sixth
and z streets southwest AIonday- October
: at 2 - N. Relatives and friends invited
u attend Internnent private
HOGAN-on Wednesday; September 3. 1910.
81 her residence, Arlington. Va. MARY
E daughter OF Henry B ana Mildred
Hogan and sister OF George and WaItsr
I.ARNEAN-on Thursday September % 1910
after q long illness. JOHN @ IsARNfAN
husband OF Mary J Lsrman. in the eighty
Funeral services from Oak Hi. Chapel.
Monday. October 5. 1910. al . O'Clock D. m.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited
10 attend
LsENOTR-On Wednesday moruirz Septeu1bar
3 1916. 1915 o'clock at her residence
eos Ninth street northwest, AMANDA LIE
NOIR. mother OF Mrs. Hattie Duncan J.
T CoIston. and the late Calvin Leuoir and
grandmother OF Rosa and the late Mabel
Beatrice Duncan
McCRINk-On Wednesday. September q
1910. at II a. m THOMAS r son OF the
late Thomas Francis and 8Esry McCrinI,
and brother OF Capt Joseph P McCrinIl
or this CITY
SJ-LLIVAN-Ol WEDNESDAY. September *
1919 at Il D. m BERNARD DOUGLAS
youngest son Of Kate CIeary Sullivan and
the ate George y Sullivan
TTGNOR-On Wednesday afternoon Sepfeu1-
Der 5. 1910 at the family estate. Fort
Myer Heights Va ETHEL WILLIAMS
TIGNOR. wife OF Harry Leonard Tfzno-
eldest daughter OF Rev Theodore and r7a
late Mrs. sarah Williams. and mother or
Clarence Robert. and Ethel Corona Tirn0r
WALKER-On Friday. September 30 1910 a.
l a IA JOHN " WALKER in the sew
enty-third year OF his age
y E>STO$-Ou "Wednesday. September 3 1910
Al Capitol Heights. Nd. NOBLE N wife
Of Y g Weston
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By ALBERT BOISSIERE
Tran slated FROM the French By Florence
C,,ezUe-I Jones.

had read it the convuisive trembling
which shook his body ceased His eyes
voice was firm as he asked.
What are you going to dor
hat are you going to do7" 1 re-
"Oh. u" and he shrugged his shout
ders, which signihed nothing in pafticu-
lar This new attitude contrast
strangely with his shattered nerves a
short while ago He thought for a no
ment' then he looked hard at me nd
said. in harsh voice:
Give me FIVE louis
I vas speechless with anazeInent NJ
these unexpected words. Then he con-
tinued in his usual soft voice:
II you wish me to do justice irnms-
oisteiy II viii be quite simple. Ny sui
eide could be easily attributed 70 the
grief caused by the accident you have
suicide which I am prepared to commit
De a punishment In proportion TO the
crlmeZ II Is not TO invoke voJIr elem
ency, father, that I make a comparison
between the unconscious fury which
YOU give as an excuse for the accident
YOU invented And yet for all that
IS, for all that, you loved your
He moaned like a wounded beast. then
said roughly.
Give me five louis"
! counted out i've pieces OF gold and
paced them on the table before him
He took them up and carefully nut them
IN an inside vest pocket. Then he kneit
down beside the body Of my Wife
Franticaiiy he placed his warm Hps on
ms mothers icy lips-On that enigma &
zeal mouth He made a visible effort 70
stlfie the sObs which rose in hiss throat
He rose abruptly and went ont with
out addressing a word of farewell to me
In my turn I leaned over the face Of
the beloved companion of my life Then
rfcoiled IN terror The contracted lips.
which seemed as though they were
locked, were lOOsened under the fIiaI
kiss OF her assassin, and 7 imagined I
could trace a fair smile, az though 10
thank me for Obey ing her secret wish
which beyond death was to save. by any
possible means, the child Of our flesh
and our love ] covered the face that
should never see again with a light
piece OF silk and left my studio, where
on its pedestal. fmma cuIaYeIv white a
living piece OF marble
I went Up 20 the room where Evelyne
still lay unconscious. I took her little
hand on which the emerald gIistened in
its golden setting in my rough hand and
drew 4 reverentiy to my lips
-GOOdby, my little girl" I said nv
love for Evelyne was my life.
I hurried below, for I knew that the
servant might return at any moment
went quickly TO the garage and prepared
my automobile took enough gasolene
for a long journey. Throwing a last
look at the little cottage where I had
lived for many years, seized the wheel
and started on my way.
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The Vital Records.
Birthl

Births
AteI and Bertha Schneider, boy
Christopher J and Johanna Keller. boy.
Percy L and Mildred s Whitman, boy.
Joseph 3. and Laura q. Simpson, boy.
Andrew a. and Lucy II. Ormsoy, boy
John and Catherine n Hans, girl
Robert L and Daisy L. CARRIER, girl
John " and Mary T Lyons, boy
Howard a. and Cora Y. Harrison. boy.
Lewis W and Florence G. Bennett, girl.
Napoleon and Elizabeth Msilettj. girl.
John Il. and Margaret NJ King boy
Luther H and Ethel Fowble boy
Maurice P and Martha A Finley, boy.
r zchard D. and Myrtle NJ Crompton.
c is A. and Cara E. Wilson. boy.
Marriage Licenses.
Aaron W Mann, Of Trenton. N J., and
Eva s Lynch. Of Atlantic CITY.
Dorsey d. Wilson, and Lottie Cottle
both O. Washington
John 2. Heine, Of WASHINGTON, and Glen
Q NefF. Of Oklahoma City
John J Baird. Of Cincinnati. Ohio. AMI
Martha A Sengstak. OF Washington
Deaths.
Charles r Rocker, 50 years. 1884 Q
George N. Downey, s. years. the High
lands
Benjamin Berry, 20 years, Washington
Asylum Hospital
Bernard II. Law, IS years, Government
Hospital for the Iusane-
John Il Lord, = years. 1893 Il street
northwest
Bernard D. Sullivan. y years, George
town University Hospital
Alexander Moore 81 years. Garfield
Hospital
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EXPERIENCED
LINEN MAN
WANTED.

S. KAHN, SONS & co.
wish to employ a man
thoroughly posted on all
kinds Of dress and table
linens, to act as depart
ment chief under the lin
en- buyer. Very unusual
opportunity for good sal
airy and advancement to
the right man. Positive
~ useless to apply unless
really competent and able
to take care Of high-class
trade. Apply IN person or
by letter to Superintend-
ent. /
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WANTED--ROOMS

WANTED-Second-story front room with
pleasant family, unfuTnished- on 18th 18th
18th SITS. between Eve 10 h, 7. to NJ. not
&c exceed s.. BOX So, Times Office
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.Ctmes
Want Ads
ak to the
Town
Through
The Times
the Average AID Costs Less
Than 25c.
Telephone Number, Main $500
FEhSUNRE
W J. COLVILLE'S latest book ..Aneisr
Mystery and Modern Revelation with
others OF his works: and any other books
SIG\OFsA ANNINA ANDRINA FAzZI, or.
9Th and Z Cap sts- Phone Lincoln 1853.
Over POstofdce-
LEND MONEY on PAWN TTCKETS. ?
per cent: small monthly payments. at
TIE save Jour jeTelry- Address BOX So
Times Office
9 s--Yogr special Friday received See me
LOST AND FOUND
LOST-Lady's umbrella; goId and pearl han
dte; initials N c b between Ksnn's
car Reward II returned to Room I SO 2 =
LOST-Between 18th and I'D on G Tsth or
Sne Avenue gold ftf1k cuff button mono
gram W J. N; also date. s-15-oe. Liberal
reward i returned 70 1874 G St. y W
LoST-Persian cat, long hair. bushv tail
turned TO s21 ? st N W
LOST-PaIr OF glasses, on d st between
6th and sth SITS s. W. The finder will
please return SIS 9Th 81. and receive a re-
ward
LOsT-DaytOn wheel. stolen from go p
ave y. " Reward if returned No oues-
THURSDAY night. about $50 Please return
TO SIS 18th st y. ".
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.
wANTED-By white woman place as gcneraI
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DEPARTMENT OF TIE IN-rEn-

DEPARTAENT OF THE INTERIOR V-a.b-
ingtpn. d g. September q 1910 Sasls5
proposals. IN duplicate. viii be received t,V
the Bureau OF Mines until O'Clock y y,
Eastern time MONDAY October 10 YoT0 -.
the construction at Washington d q 81
sheet metal ana structural iron usrfs a. 3
coal crusher system. an electric or by-5-arllF-
lift in connection with same; a1d ra-iogrs
laboratory fixtures. including tables boo5
sinks and shelves OF sheet metal steel
wood and stone. with gas pipe supports fa-
the Bureau OF Mines. the same - be -
structeG in accordance with the drawings -
specifications COPIES OF which. with form
OF proposal. may be had on spoTics-so-, =,
the Director The night is reserved 70 -
jet any o. all bids. waive Technical =
fects, accept one part and reject the otI,.~
as the interest OF the Government ma -
quire- Proposals must be securely e-,-s7
oped- marked Proposals for Construction o.
Coal CrusEer Parts. Etc Bureau 81 49, :.
and 20 be addressed 70 the Director ~ -,
Bureau Of Mines. Washington, D. G FFs ~
PIERCE. Acting Secretary. y
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WANTED-SALESMEN

SALESMEN-We have q brand new, ciesn
cut side line best vet costSfSned goods:
prompt commissions. ORC MFG. CO, = s.
Jefferson st. Chicago
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ERRAND BOY-Colo-ed. with Wheel Ap-
ply go 2 st. y. ".
I MADE s. o0S IN De years vita a small
mall cTdeT business: began win 3; send
$50. LockPort. y. 2.
MAKE YOUR Success IN the word secure
bE taking one o. the famous COURSES Of
the International Co-res7o1deuce SCHOOLS -
Scranton -FOUR choice Of any course at a
Il must so this week Give phone IN re5I5-
ing- BOX rs, Tines OfIice-
LADIES' -ExperIenced, 81 a week.
ia 18Th st
LADIES TAILOR-FIrss-ciass. a. oacs. Eood
saiary. must have reference 10 18Th e.
LADIES TAILOR wanted a. 81 I5ih s.
LADIES' TAILORs-s experisaced- f-Zt-
cisss; ~ week - ses- Apply 1924 -4th ST
LABORERs- Apply On JOB. 14th and Charch
MAN-Handy around an apartment house E.
s SHEA "a and y z
n AN-GOod. reliable white OF co,ored- WHO
can make himself generally useful IN the
house: stay A. night - x 81 y "
NAN-Younz. a. once with experience as
helper IN baker SIS Georgis ave
MAN familiar with Iatrobe work solicit and
install give references Address BOX $50,
Men to learn barber trade new system
ing. steady position guaranteed For free
catalogue address MOLER'S EAREER COL
LEGE- New York city
MAN-Experienced. to wash autounoF. les
good wages CONGRESSIONAL GARAGE.
52s Pa ave, :. 2.
PAPER HANGERs-And van sc-apers c.
9 SILENCE. 49, @ st y W
RAILWAY NAL CLERKS wanted wash
ingtOu examination November p: $50 20
Sl-soos preparation free FRANKLIN IN
STlTUTE. Dept H-C. Rochester. y 7
SINGERS-Bass and tenor, for church choir.
young singers preferred. who would Ike
TO study with director a. part compensation
toT services Call after at the Huntington.
Apt &
SODA BOY With experience reference re-
Quired- Apply BRADFORD DRUG STORE
9th and Rhode Island ave y W
WATCH MAKER and jeyveIer, cal aFter
D m WASHINGTON CLOCK & WATCH
REPAIR CO. f222 Il y z
WALL SCRAPER- Apply esG9 I4sh st y
W, wages - per day
WANTED-BUNDLE COLLECTORS AND
RECORDERS. ALSO BOYS FOR WAC
OF, BUNDLE WRAPPING AND FLOOR
SERVICE APPLT TO sUPERINTEND-
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ROOMS AND BOARD

ST y ", I762-NiceIy furnished roors.
young men OF couples, with OF without
board; desirable location; terms reasonable
Phone North 74l4-
X Y AVE. s55-La-Ee back parlo-- hot
and cold water. back porch. nicely FUR
nished- every cuovenience- good home board
so per month for two
D ST y W 9ol-Room and board. s. week;
best in city
Nj PLEASANT. $50 BROWN sT.IarEs
furnished room, . windows suitable Ee1-
Jlemen OF couple, good home table
Sd ST y r. 71-Nezs Union Station-Dc-
sirable frcEt rooms, with OF without board
private family
L ST y W. 1ss5-Larse, nicely fr-ufshe5
ROOM very large closet suitable for fJro-
best bosrd o5tsInable. terms Moderate
18TH ST y W 1IIe-BoJms with bosT77-
- ioT tHo-
18th ST y. w 1TI4-LzrEe rom second
floor. with OF without board
e ST y e s54-Acooumodatfo-y To- tf-es
yoUns men rooms. with board
r ST. y W SV7-DesirsbIe room Win
bard; home cooking; reasonable
18th ST y W. SII-FIrst-clzss boz-d- cIssr.
large rooms
y ST. y w IgO-NIce large co17-7TrJc71-
Ing front rooms. second foor- s.ugFv- Or
en- suite; hot bread morning and evening
-lcTns cooking
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PAPER BONES
Experienced workers and learners in al
departments GEO P KILLTAN co, ~
Pa ave y "
PLAIN COOK general hoYseUorkeTs- cham
bsTmaids- 1885 nth It. y W
SALESWOKIEN-E In TOW picture
upholstery, stationery infants wear. and
book departments. Apply before 10 o'clock
70 Ma1aEer, WOODWARD & LOTHRoP-
sALESwO8lAN-M Millinery only those who
have had experience with the best trade
need apply must also have references as
regards character and ability Address BOX
s5s. Times office-
sALEsLADIEs-Ten. CALIFoRNIA FRUIT
CO. 1871 ST y ".
SKIRT HAND-FirSt-class.
81 18th St y W N
SKIRT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. also apDren-
tice SRI. Csn lee4 I4th st y. W
SOLICITORS to take orders: no expense;
good pay. 1446 81. y. W
TAILOREssEs-Tvo good at once apply
1910 D st s. E
WAIST HANDS and skirt hands; COMPETENT
help Address EUGENE. Times Office.
wAITRESs-Thite at once 4os 18th St \
WAITRESS cOmpetent OF taking charge at
night Apply IooS Pa ave y W
Laundry; stay nights good wages. refer
enceE- Mrs J " BURRELLL cor Wfscon-
SIN ave- and NsWsTk =
WOMAN to cook and DO general houzevo-I-
Apply at once us n Cap
wOMAN-CoIored. to sSsizt in cooking. Is
Q ST y W
WOMAN for general homework without
Washing $40 Maryland ave y z
WOMAN for general homework in fanaiI- OF
three ~ 9Th st s. E
wOMAN-Rsliable for general housev-orB-
rs 5th 81 y z
WOMAN-Settled white as helper in dsirv
lunch; must have good reference good home
and wages Apply IO4 Il n E
coIored as nurse and
chambeTmaid; stay nights; references re-
CURED Apply Immediately 1907 st y W
WOMAN fer general homework 81 Eve St
y "
WOMAN for general housework: vasI1-srd
iron 1851 California st
YOUNG I.ADY-Neat in high grade confec-
tiOnsTy store Apply Monday morning. zoos
18Th $. y W
YOUNG CIRL-Neat- reliable for general
hoUseUork- CAL 1872 Vermont ave Y w
YOUNG Girl. frJn country to learn wsitinS
IN cafe. go St y, ".
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HELP WANTED-EEMALE

LADY who writes q goo hand and
is quick At figures 20 assist in Office. 21Is
18th st.
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BIRDS AND ANIMALS

co TO z L. BARCLAY 81 D st. Ire ~
externinstor. for all kinds OF pets. BesrItf-
1ul cheap dogs his Specially Life experience
DOGS RENDERED IMMUNE from 5I-7----
per by vaccination with imported German
serum Particulars upon application Tlr
CECIL FRENCH. rs I2th y y y
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FOR RENT-R00MS
ErlrrinheS arH TTrEu-s-La


CORCORAS ST y W. 15Iz-FurufEns5 cr
INF furnished rooms. first. second or third
floor. single OF double and also cg---7r1-.f-
eating with private bath Il desired ye--r
large nice rooms, and also light hcs7ssLee--
ing if desired.
9Th ST y " Io09-Reut large double psr-
Tor suitable fJr doctor or for 3 or { ssfIIrs-
also other rooms suitable fox housekespi1x-
well kept house
PARK ROAD. I715-Four rooms Cd foor. 81
hrors single or At suite Convenient . car
Q ST y ". I23a-With private family ! o
? rooms on Sd f0O-- heat and gas
SD ST y W 6oe-Two front rooms thiri
floor. Tor light housekeeping
sTH ST y W, II0e-FurnIshed sad Unf5--
nished rooms
9Th ST y ", ISs1-Tv-o furnishes Or nm
furnished rooms: heat and gas. Eentiemen
only
18th ST y W, IU5-FUraished OF unfu--
aished rooms, suitable for light hOuseheep-
ing
9TH ST. y W, SzT-Three large Co7a7nunicat-
ing rooms ID floor siRgly o. En- suite.
reasonable
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WANTED-Quick, a few statesmen,
to sell automobiles in direct en-
ploy of the largest and most pro
gTeSSive manufacturers; a chance
live wires" to make a splendid
connection" experienced statesmen
given preference. Write BOX P. S.
Times Office.
wANTED-Expert aids. architectural drafts
men, structural steel work craftsmen.
electrical craftsmen. mechanical craftsmen.
and subinsDeCtoTs- 4 competitive examiua-
ton viii be held simultaneously al the Navy
Yards Portsmouth, y H Boston Mass
New YORK \ :. Philadelphia- Pa wash
ington, D. c, Norfolk, Va, Charleston. :.
c. Pensacola Fla New Orleans Ia Mare
Island. Cal, and Puget Sound. Wash. and
at Chicago. H. Cleveland. Ohio PittsbI1rr-
Pa, St Louis. Mo. Atlanta. Ga and Chat
tanOogs. Tenn. October Il and IS 1910 Tor
the purpose Of establishing an eligible regis
ter for the above positions. Applicants de-
string to take the examination a. any OF the
Navy Yards viii address their applications 70
the CosalSandants OF such yards. Those wish
lnE 70 take the examination at Chicago. Ill.
Cleveland. Ohio. Pittsburg. Pa. St Louis
No, Atlanta Ca. and Chettanooza- Tenn
Will address their applications TO the Se-re-
tsry OF the Navy. Washington d c All
applications must be delivered to the proper
officer on or before October 10. 1910
WANTED AT ONC'E-Patent solicitors. speci-
ca-iOn writer's. craftsman. for patent at
torney's office: registered drug clerk mes
ssnge- boy with wheel Apply VTCKERY-S
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. 81 sIunsey Bldg
No registration fee
WANTED-By manufacture, frst-clsss
gas range salesman with experience for
wholesale and retail trade must furnish frsr-
class reference Address in confidence Bon
so. Tines o1ice-
YOUNG MAN TO work in bakery one Vrh9
has had some experience on cakes VM
I.AWNAN. $50 G st y 2
YOUNG Man. Apply 100 Conn. ave \ "
references.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-01

WANTED-By young man and sister from
Panama canal. board and lodging for one
month in country. near car line TO Wash
inEton. D c. parties prefer farm where
they may have saddle horses for short rides
each day Address RON 81 Times Office