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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-10
ADMITS STEALING
BATTLESHIP CASH
Trial of Lee, Who Scattered
Stolen Thousands, Be
gins Tuesday.

Jamestown. Va, July 10.-After a
meteoric career whose lavish expendi-
lures rivalled the tabled prodigality of
Coal Oil Johnny" Edward Valentine
Lee erstwhile paymaster's clerk on
board the u. s. S. Georgia will face
the Judge and jury tomorrow who
are to determine the amount of time
he must spend in a federal prison to
atone for his self confessed theft of
$4,000 from the payrnaster's safe Of
the Georgia while she lay at Guantan-
amo bay His bride of a few weeks
will be at his side.
Lees career as a spendthrift has few
parallels In criminology. Scarcely had he
looted the cruisers safe on February
II and disappeared from the fleet. be-
fore a mysterious individual by the
name Of A. W. Carmichael commenced
a meteoric career as prince Of spend
ers'' in the cities Of the southern At
lantic seaboard This seeming million
aire endeared himself TO the heart OF
hotel mattresses, bellboys and chauf-
feurs by passing out 500 bills as
though they were cigar coupons.
ing to expensive. and at every turn
Of the hand no was ready with a huge
bankron to reward the favors he asked
OF others.
The publicity that this lavishness
brought him made a quick move neces-
sary. and young Lee with the govern
ment detectives one jump in the rear,
changed his quarters successfully at
Washington, New York, Philadelphia
and sevral southern cities. becoming
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-10
SURVEYORS OF NEW
ROAD AT CANUTILLO
Frequent Rains Make Al
falfa and Wheat Har-
vesting Difficult.

Canutillo, Texas, July 10.-The sur
veyors of the Southwestern Railroad
company have arrived to survey for
the proposed railroad through the val
ley, chief engineer Henning being in
are at P H BaiIey's ranch.
charge. At present their headquarters
The river is higher than at any time
this year, although very little damage
has been done to this section Montoya
and White Spur have felt the high wa
ter however.
The Canutillo bridge held its own
against the flood. Men are at work
keeping brush from lodging against
the piers.
The rain is a daily occurrence now
which makes it difficult to harvest the
alfalfa and wheat.
Miss Viola, Peacock left for San
Francisco and other California points
last week
r. c. Bailey and A. B. Maynard were
here looking after their interests.
Rev. Jeff d. Ray and daughter, MISS
Josephine. were here Thursday on
visit TO his farm.
The government surveyors are sta
toned at Canutillo surveying for the
high line canal for the Elephant Butte
dam.
Humboldt CaSad and his bride have
returned from their honeymoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-10
PLAINvIEW HOLDS RACES
ON NEW HALF MILE TRACK

Plainview, Texas, July 10.-The first
meet on the new half mile track one
mile southwest of Plainview took place
under the auspices of the Plainview
Stock association. The track was little
heavy from a recent shower, but fair
records were made and the meet was
pulled off without hitch. The attend
ance was about 500. The starting judge
was F. ". Vanderpoel, a former racing
man from Wisconsin. while the judges
were Frank Hardin, ". A Schooner and
W L. Harrington
The results were:
Pony race, purse $40, half mile-Won
by 'Diek." entry OF Mr.. Looney, OF
Kress. Time. :481-4 Four entries.
Three-eighths mile running race, two
yearolds. won by SLEEPY john" entry
of John Haynes, Silverton. Time, Al IA
Purse. $50. Three entries.
Freeforan pace-Won by Johnny P .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-10
OFFICIALS Of THE
SANTA f SEE
The VALLEY
Are Met by Committee From
Las Cruces and Are
Shown the Sights.

Las Cruces. n NJ, July 1o-Sunday
morning at 8 a. m. the special train
of the Santa Fe railroad pulled up to
the station at Mesilla Park with gen
eral manager T. c. Fox, Avery Turner,
vice president; c. L. Seagraves, general
colonization agent: F. L. Vandergriff
editor of the Earth; Joe Brinker, traf-
general superintendent; Mr.. Somers, di-
vision superintendent; H. NJ. Brinker
and J. D. Tinsley, agriculturists.
The party was met at the station by
a committee of the chamber of COM
merce consisting Of H. B. Holt, chair
man, assisted by secretary Wettlaufer
f. E. Lester, W. d. Baker, DR.. H NJ
Cornell and Forrest Mckinley. The
party was supplied with automobiles
in which thorough inspection of the
resources of the valley was made.
The party first visited the AgricuI-
tural college where the young farmers
of New Mexico are given the technical
training necessary for the farmer OF
today to meet the improvements in
farming and soil culture. Prof Tinsley.
formerly of the college, being particu-
larly interested in explaining to the
party how the first experiments were
made in pumping for irrigation in years
gone by, and pointed with pride to the
IlTSI llIl1e SlA lHcn Wen WHICH ne
helped to bring in at the college
and from which was pumped 1000 gal
Ions of water a minute.
Reaching Las Cruces the party rode
over the Alameda and the various vel
paved streets, past the new brick bank
building and the Masonic temple, botf
nearing completion, and returning tC
the rooms of the Las Cruces club the
entire party was entertained by the
club members with q Dutch lunch and
sandwiches
The visitors boarded the special train
at noon 20 leave for Rincon, where they
will proceed to Silver City, thence t.
Santa Rita and Fiero, and returning
Monday they will devote the day to 6
most careful study of the Elephant
Butte project, visiting Elephant Butte
and remaining there the greater por-
ton of the day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-10
CRUCES REAL ESTATE
VALUES INCREASING
Dona Ana County Shows a
Wonderful Growth Dur
mo Past Year.

Las Cruces, n. NJ, July 1O-The
county assessor has completed. the as
sessment rolls for the year. It is shown
that the taxable property for Dona Ana
county has increased over s1.00O.000 in
the past year, and the value of town
property in Las Cruces viii pass the
100000 mark.
The great increase in sthe county is
mainly due TO the retaining of new
land which is being brought under .cul-
tivation, and the number of new set
tiers coming into the valley. New fields
are being broken and planted in all
sections of the valley, and much valu-
able wood is being taken from the river
bottoms in clearing land for cultiva-
ton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-10
LAS CRUCES AND
MESILLA VALLEY

The office of The Herald for Las
Cruces is in the Robinson Drug
Store, 1.-The Quality Store" This firm
will deliver The Herald each night
at the regular rate of 60 cents
month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-10
all patrol at the internationa

small patrol at the international
bridges here were removed Saturday.
The local camp Of the Fourth cavalry
which is at present located about a
mile from Fort Bliss, is to be moved
nearer to the fort The present size
has many disadvantages, and the final
cause of the move, which has been
contemplated for some time, was the
partial flooding of the camp on Sunday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-10

Just so dozen pairs of women's
gauze cotton hose, both the
plain and the lace striped. in
black, white and tan, a regular
25c hose; extra Removal Sale
special, while the lot lasts, per
pair,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-10
Las CRuCEs PERSONALS.

Las Cruces, n. NJ, July 1O.-Jim Sat
tley, w. W. Cox and Mark Thompson
have gone to Denver to spend several
days.
Sunday morning a party consisting
of W. A. Sutherland and family, DR..
and Mrs. 7. C. Sexton and Mr.. and Mrs.
L. A. Broaddus left by carriage for
Soledad. They will camp in the noun
tains for several weeks.
W. H Trent and wife. of Goldthwait,
Tex, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robin
son. Mr. Trent is a well known banker
and capitalist.
Secretary Wettlaufer- Of the chamber
of commerce has secured the publica-
ton of a very interesting article on
the valley in the Texas Magazine"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-10

owned by H. E Balm, Silverton Time
I'LL IA Three entries. Purse, $50
Freeforal trot-won bv @Poy Tell"
owned by II. E. Balm, OF SilTerton- Time,
1:14. Two entries. Purse. $50
Twoyearold pace-Won by Buck
Snort, % owned by L. d. Sewell, Plainview.
Time, 1:23. Two entries. Purse. $50.
Buggy race-Won by Baby Lucille. .
owned by Chas Houston, Plainview.
Time. 1:28. Two entries Purse, $40.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-10
CRUCES SHIPS FIRST
CAR OF CANTALOUPES

+ Las Cruces, n. NJ, July 1O.-The first
shipment of canteloupes by express
went north Saturday night There will
be daily shipments by express from now
until the end of the week, and by the
middle of next week, carloads will be
leaving regularly. The yield this year
gives promise of being even better than
last year and the quality keeps up TO
the standard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-10

acquainted en- route with Miss Audrey
Kelsey, who consented to share the
young spendthrift's fortune
He was arrested in Buffalo on June
81, and a few days later was married
to the young woman
In as much as Lee has confessed his
guilt, 1t is expected that the trial to-
morrow will reach short duration and
will comprise merely the legal for
malities necessary to a sentence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-10
BORDER PATROL TO
MOVE TO Ell PASO
Steever VIII Mobilize the
Troops-To Move Ft.
Bliss Camp.

AN order has been received by Col
z. Z Steever, in command of the
Fourth cavalry, and officer in charge
of the border patrol in this section,
directing him TO concentrate at FL Paso
all the troops in his jurisdiction. This
move which definitely shows that the
authorities at Washington no. longer
ear further trouble on the border, will
,e executed as soon as possible. The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-10
LAS CRUCES WOMAN
DIES ON SATURDAY

Las Cruces, \. Al, July 10.-Mrs. John
J. Freeman died Saturday. She was sur
rounded by a husband and three small
children. 4 baby eight days of age, and
two larger children Of two and four
years respectively.
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MY! How 'TEIEY FALL FOR OUR
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MEN WITH ORIGINAL IDEAS, IDEAS
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WANTED. THE NAMES AND ADJ
4 dresses OF 300 Intelligent colored
men in every vicinity who wants a
position as travelling salesman.
oianch office manager. paying SIS 10
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Summer Bnaroinq.


BTCKRoE BEACH TA-GsAYRE cor
tage on the beach front: all modern
convenience. Send for circular.
References exchanged. CHAs. r.
SA1RE. Buckroe Beach. Va. M
RUTH COTTAGE, OCEAN VIEW. VA
nearest cottage to the dance hall:
on the water front; large rooms,
6 6 6reezes: boats for hire; new
path house e, with all improvements;
soc. MRS. z: B. MARS, Proprietor.
VIRGINIA BEACH.-KINsEY COT
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ocean coca 'front.' broad verandas. large,
Address MISS N. L. lTR ANT, McKs Gl.
Iie Cottage. Virginia Beach. Va
THE FAIRBOURNE1 COTTAGE, VIR.
ginia Beach. is on the water front
n ness If f t,on its good table Write for
RETT THOMPSON SNYDER.
NOW is THE TIME TO ENGAGE
board for the summer in our noun
tain home. MRS. t. r. DANIEL,
Rockfsh. Va.
WANTED, n RoARDERS FOR THE
summer; terms, So per, week; chill
water, fresh vegetables. milk, etc:
mall three times day. MRS.
Dr.) a. c. SMITH. Gordonsville. VA.
BARRINGER HOUSE. UNIVERSITY
Of virginia. Comfortable double and
vate baths: good table. on car line
Write MRS. J., II. H.. Barringer
Rouse. University of Virginia.
SUMMER BoARDERs IwANTED.-oLD
large. shady lawn: SO miles north Of
Richmond. Va. on r.. L. & p. r. r.;
local and long distance phone: house
is supplied with excellent spring wa
81 rur dcb
bathing in Mattaponi River. Rates
Sc per week; children under Il years
and enebo nurses reS half price References
NETTE. Milford. Caroline Co. va,
SUMMER BoARDERs AT. RETIRECY
three miles from Frederick Hall, OH
z. O.. Il. RI. cool rooms. plenty
shade, Ice. milk and fresh vegeta-
Dies. Apply MRS. B. FRANCISCO.
Frederick Hall. Va. "A
SUMMER RoARDERS WANTED: GOOD
country fare; 35 miles north OF Rich
y mond. on the r.. F. &. p. r. r. Terms
s. pc per : week Shildrsn half-price.
WANTED. TRIO OF YOUNG GIRLS TO
board during July; flno tlme good
fare: reasonable terms: phone Ad-
dress Box No. l6. r. No. g. Bedford
SUN MER B Q ARD RS WANTED,
Terms moderate Apply to MRS NJ
I. HARDY. Ballsvilie. Va.
SPEND THE SUMMER AT THE MONTE
rose. In the heart of the Blue Ridge
Mountains: newly equipped: excellent
board beautiful scenery. For. ra les
write 4. NJ. PARKER. Montvale, Va
KBLL's COTTAGE NOW OPEN FOR
the season of 1911. under the per.
sonal management OF Mr. and Mrs j.
]. Kell. Best boating. bathing and
fishing. Corner Bay Street and Ocean
View Avenue, Ocean View, Va For
rates address ii. j. KEEL, Ocean
View. Va. American and European
LOVES COTTAGE. WATER FPONT
Virginia Bay Station. Ocean View
Reasonable rates: good service; spe-
cal meals. Soc: bathing suits free
MRS. W. T. LOWE. Proprietor
HAVE 4 GOOD TIME At THE RED
Rose Inn. Cumberland, Va; ten
young men in house; tennis. driving,
dancing.
ENGNOR COTTAGE, WILI.OUGHBY
Beach. on ocean, large rooms anu
porches. Breezes from Willoughby
Bay in rear; no mosquitoes. Special
rates to parties. Address ANNA
NJ. coNNoRs,INn Beach,iVa.
!BoARDERS 8 WANTED, At. REASON
mile rates, at Mrs. Fentress's Hill
~ A. CNtt n.a -
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FIRST FLOOR APARTMENT, THRBER
rooms and bath; central; extra nice
rooms. convenient arrangement; fur
mace heat IL wanted Address. with
references, Y 3S, care Times-Dispatch.
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FOR RENT, LOVELY FLAT OF FOUR;
rooms. on Monument Avenue, neari
Z boulevard: all modern conventences;
1881. a satsj
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FOR RENT. FLAT OF THREE RooMs|
with bath, front and rear porch.
close to car lines. 2602 West Main1
X Street .silia
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solicitors am Esalesn1en.

~->--N>>>~<
WANTED. "A TRAVELLING SALESMAN
familiar with general machinery and
mill supply line. Address. with full
GENERAL. MILL SUPPLIES, caro-
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SALESIEN,g0 PERNfA-
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call only on business men; $25 ex-
s penses advanced weelsly; no samples
to carry INTERNATIONAL CO.. 2Ss
;McIntire Bldg. Dayton. o.
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WANTED. YOUNG MES OF IGOOD
character TO learn tnu automopii.
business. We must have between
MY and seventy -nve men Tor ouI
factory connections within tho next
y three months. anu we VIII allow men
VINO can furnish reference TO pay u
part oi the cost OF learning out or
their first months salary. Mr., c. w.
Ieamans. eiS west Broad. Richmond,
Va. no longer connected with this
institution. For all informant ton adj
creGs communications ojreet 10 WASH
,nE Dept. 1908 Fourteenth Street. N
w. Washington. u. G.
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INCEST FLAT IN RICHMOND FOR
the price; third floor, four roS<l,s and;
bath; price $2+o; September lst or;
CANDLES Hill Right hand bell. u
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BARTON HEIGHTS, 5ls VIRGINIA.
Avenue, furnished lower fiat for July
and August: up-to date. Apply 60+i
Virginia Avenue. Phone Madison
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WANTED. BY A COUPLE WITHoUTj
children, couple to take seconds
floor nat September /. at 200 Vest
Clay Street
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GLARS tor Rettt.

FOR RENT. FGRNfsHED Apart;
ment III New York: charming. severn
rooms, facing park. completely ands
arttstically furnished; elevator:l
shower bath; piano; fine private III
brary; linen: silver: near Columbiaj
University: July to September I 5 :
Sl25 month, or $3.50 all in advanced
Refined neighborhood; convenient
S. S. PAoUIN, 200 William Street,
New York CltysAG sFiH ID iifE.Hss3 :
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AGENTS, STAR CLEAN" CLEANS
and polishes pianos. automobile
bodies. leather. porcelain, metals: al
(; exhibitors 1911 automobile show
used 1t. Easy demonstra tons; free
samples: quick sales; big profits
! SEED MFG. CO., % Rende ST., New
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FLAT OF THREE ROOMS ON FIRST
floor with hot and cold water, con
venient to bath with use of phone.
9l3, e. Leigh Street.
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LOST. A FOX TERRIER. WHITE
with tan spots on tIce ana back:
number OF medal on collar 1850 Re
ward II returned TO 1910 Seventh
Street. Fulton --.-.L N. n N. ..---.
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800 MONTHLY AND EXPENSES TO
Z travel and distribute samples for big
manufacturer; steady work S.
sCrHEfFER. Treasurer, s5S j.. Chi
caBD. HH
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MADE s50.O00IN FIVE YEARS WITH
small mail order business; began
with So. Send for free booklet. Tells
how HEACOCk. Lockport. NJ Y.
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THIRD FLOOR. CORNER FLArs
three bright. cool rooms; water on,
floor; .use of modern bath; closets.
Soi South Fourth street Gamble lDrlie p
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SA LEsMAN, TO SELL. OUR FALL
f 10 retailers in small towns; liberal
commission; strong side line. -tUR-
NELL DALE MILLS. Box $50. phla-
delDhia Pa fi M il3l l'
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FOR RENT. NICE THIRD FLOOR,
fiat of three rooms, newly papered.
per month. Apply so5 south Fourth
Street. or call Madison 311S-L
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SPARE TIME STUDY AT OUR SCHOOL
VIII bring you large returns .Eupe-
rior courses and hest equipped school
In the south. Low tuition rates now
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GARTs1DEs IRON. RUST SOAP CO..
/ 1910 Lancaster Avenue, philadelphia,
Penn; Gartside's iron soap (U. s.
registered patent No. 247T); removes
iron rust. ink and all unwashable
stains from clothing, marble, ETC.,
with magical effect: good seller: big
margins; house to- house agents and
store statesmen wanted.
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J WILL START YOU EARNING "a TO
81 daily; trade secret: any ono can
90 the work ct home or travelling.
Dept. 3li, Boston. Mass
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FOR RENT. "A FURNISHED APART
ment in Raleigh Apartments. Frank-i
lin Street front. for months of July.
August and September MRS. M. ".
Il TURNER, Raleigh Apartments.
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WANTED. AT ONCE, GOOD ALL
to deliver the goods and willing 70
learn machine: unmarried preferred
CHASE CITY PROGRESS, Chase
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FOR RENT. FOUR LARGE. BRIGHT
rooms; water sink in kitchen; pans
ent to churches, cars, schools. rlo0Rl
Fourth Avenue, Highland Park
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STATESMEN FOR : P-To-DATE LINE
of calendars leather goods and adj
yertsing novelties: excellent oppor-
tnl...y for hustlers; liberal commits
sions paid semi monthly: only men
of quality wanted. c. FEIGENSPAN
Co, Cincinnati
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LET OUR AUTOMOBILE CALL, GET
and deliver to you your wearing APP
parel In Al condition. SPITZER
MY CLEANER AND DYER. 102 N.
Eighth ST Madison 4l2l.
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FOR RENT, TWO NICELY IT FUR-]
nished front rooms; hall room also,
lai North Ninth. ssE
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ONE OR TWO BEAUTIFUL RooNfS,l
with bath. electric lights. etc; fur
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Heights; cheap. Address D 230. carei
. TImes- Dispatch. ~ ----..a--l-- Y
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MEN AND WOMEN EASILY MAKE
over 500 weakly growing mushrooms
In cellars. sheds. boxes etc. Mar
kets waiting. Free booklet HI
RAM BARTON, West Forty eighth
Street, New York
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TWO LARGE, wELL-FURNISHED,
connecting rooms: light housekeep-
ing; very reasonable $40 n. Tenth.
FOR RENT. TWO FURNISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping. man and
wife preferred. 90S East Clay.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. TOT E.l
t, Clay. Phone Monroe $685..
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WHY NOT BE A GENERAL AGENr2
The Oldest Southern life insurance
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erence. W. II. Wooton, third vice
Z. president. MARYLAND LIFE IN
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FURNISHED (ONLY) 4 ROOMS FOE
housekeeping. and bath, cheap for
summer months: privilege of longer.
eos East Franklin, first floor.
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In Eject Juno II. 1911.

In Eject Juno II. 10l1
Duly, one cent per word when pnid
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ten ccnts. .s.f5 ti
One and one-LuIf ccnts Il word all
eiassIncntionH except Situation Wanted
ior sunday. Situation Wanted one cent
u word. No AID. sunday tuken for less
thah afteen cents.
no Adh. taken for less than twenty
i've cents when phoned In or ehursed
at the counter.
fhone orders not guaranteed.
Olnssiilention not guaranteed after
D,30 II. NJ.
For business contracts send for the
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FOR RENT. FLAT. FIVE ROOMS.
with BATH, pantry; all conveniences.t
Address s616 Nv. Cary Street, orr
y phone Monroe Ia fell
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TWO UNFINISHED ROOMS, HALF
AMI BATH on same floor. 633 North
Eighth Street. I.s
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MEN Ard WOMEN. If You WANT
work sell guaranteed hosiery 10
Weerer; big colnmission: mako $40
daily experience unnecessary. Adj
dress INTERNATIONAL MILLS, 30Ss
L Chestnut. hilndelphin Pm nm