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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-10-06
Corner Stone Laying.
G.. II. Herbert.
J. d. Powell.

Methodist congregation at Arden
nave made arrangements for the offi-
cial laying ofthe cornerstone of their
church on Nov. 4, at $50 p. m. Mr..
Peyton r. Harrison has been depu-
tied by Grand Master Wyndham
Stokes, of the Grand Lodge A. F. and
A. M, as Grand Master for the o,ca-
sion and he will have charge of the
ceremony.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-10-06
Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Sigler have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Bertha to Mr- Harry
NJ. Grove. The wedding will take
Mace on Wednesday evening, Oct. Is,
1911. at $50 in st. Johns Lutheran
church. After wedding trip they viii
90 to housekeeping in the apartments
Of Miss Anna rabb next door to the
postotfice.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-10-06
fine Corn.

Miss Eliza McGary left two me
speelmen ears of corn at this once
raised by her nephews, the Boarman
boys, in Falling Waters district Inc
larger of the two ears has on 1t S3z
grains which is a remarkably goou
specImen for white corn.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-10-06
baltimore and Ohio Excursion.

Sunday, October s.
sl.0o Berkeley Springs and return.c
q OO Cumberland and return.
Special train leaves Martinsburg at
10, 40 A NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-15
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY UF NEW YORK
Harriet 3. Piester, Plaintiff against stan
ley Gollek Company. 81 al, Defeudants.-In pur-
suance Of a Judgment OF foreclosure and sale.
duly made and entered I'm the above-entitled
action and bearing date tho eth day Of Noycm-
her. 1911. !. the undersigned, the Referee in
said judgment named will sell at yublic auction
street. IN the Borough of Manhattan, City OF
New York on the 2ist day of December. 1911
at IL o'clock noon on that day by BRYAN l.. Ken
molly. Auctionecr the premises directed by said
Judgment 10 be sold. and therein described as
follows: Az that certain lot, piece parcel
OF land. with the buildings and improvement 5
thereon. situate, lying and being In the Borough
OF Manhattan Of the CITY ~ New York in the
county and state Of New York bounded and
described as follows: Beginning AZ A point on
the northerly side Of 2Gth street distant 142 feet
cssterly from tho corner formed by the intersec-
ton OF the northerly side Of Goth Street with the
easterly side OF Ninth avenue. thence uortherly
parallel with Ninth avenue 9s feet inches TO
the centr- line OF the block: thence casterly
uarallel with Goth street. 80 feet: thence south
c1ly. parallel with Ninth Avenue. % feet 9
inches 10 the northeriy side Of Goth Street;
thence westerly, along the uortherly side Of
beginning: he the said several distances aud di-
mansions more or less. Said promises being now
known by the Stree; Number 800 West 18th
street The easjerlv wall Of the building Oh said
premises being party wall.
Dated. New York November 2Sth, 1911.
GEO. 3. HOLBERT. Referee
AERONSMITH & DUNN, ATTORNEYS for Plain
tin POI broadway. New York city.
The following IS n diagram OF the property
10 be sold; It's street hummer IS 335 West 10Th
street:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-15
ATHLETIC STARS TO MEET
Good Sport Promised at the 18th
Regiment Games.

All preparations are completed for the big
indoor meet of the 18th Regiment to-mor-
row evening one hundred and eighty-nVe
entries have been received for the closed
events, which are: 1Do-yard dash 2o-yaro
dash. AO-vard run. Sso-yard run and one
mile run. l0o-yard three-lesged race ana
120-yard hurdle race. all handicaps Then
there is The obstacle race from scratch
1oo.yard and COO yard runs for novices' tug
Of war. intercompany relay race and one
and two mile bicycle races.
George Bonhag and Louis Scott the ten
mile national champion. Tom Collins. the
fye-rnile national indoor champion, and
Fred Belars, holder Of the Canadian FIVE
mile record, will toe the mark in the 80"
metre race. scratch. and new record for
the distance is expected.
Among the regimental stars who VIII he
seen i'm action are \. y. klylat. Jim Suli-
van. Frank Riley. Jim Rosenberger. Gus
Eckman. Drew Valentine, Bob Tcrvilliger'
Frank McNally. Eddie Goodwin, Chris
Norman and Jim Ross.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-15
INDIAN HARBoR y. G. MEETS

vt the annual meeting Of the Indian Har-
Dor Yacht club, held last night at its club
house. at Greenwich. Conn. tho following
officers were elected 10 serve during 1917:
Commodore. William H. Childs. power yacht
JOY: vice-commod'rc. Lorenzo u. Arm
strong. schooner GrImpus; rear commodore,
4. Gardiner Cooper power yacht Man
chonac; secretary, Walter a. Hughes: treas
urer nlcnard Outwater; measurer. Morgan
Barney; president of the corporation
Charles r. Wills: directors, term expiring
1914. Robert e. BAKER and Clifford d. NAL
lory: regatta committee. +. Burton Hart
Abbott T. Brush and J. Durham Carhart'
and nominating committee. Frank Bovine
Jones. Robert 2. Baker and s. Christy Mead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-15
BOSTON PUTS ON SACKCLoTH
Restaurant Men Raise Price Of Baked
Beans 80 Per Cent.

Boston. Dec. H-B0ston baked beans
may soon be a luxury in their own home
city. To-day practically all the local
restaurants raised their rates 20 per cent
Tor the city.s favorte dish. Patrons are mp
IN arms. but the managers say the increase
MAS forced by higher price Of the in
gradients some OF the restaurant men are
Wiling 20 put The price back at the old
rae Il purchasers win forego the GUS
lomary portion Of tomato catsup. but this
loes does not appeal % Bostouians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-15
MORE BATTERIES NEEDED
General Murray Back from Inspecting
Pearl Harbor

San Francisco. Dec. 1l-Additionsl FORTH
cations are needed in the vicinity Of Pearl
Ii'r'or. according 10 Major General Arthur
MnUsy, commander Of the western divi
s''I who has returned from honolulu,
"h're ho vent on an inspection tour
After conference with Rear Admiral
'is'rcoy Thomas. General Murray came
''o-'ns. ceUciVsion that the batteries on the
.er'or side Of oahu are adequate, but that
'orioer batteries arc needed 10 prevent
FSs'ble rear attack.
''n'ral Murray was accompanied by a
''@h ~ officers on his inspection trip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-15
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

ORDERS ISSUED The following orders
have boen issued.


ORDERS ISSUED. The following orders
have been issued
Major CLARENCE MANIEY. medical corps;
from Greenulle. = g., to Walter Reed
,.,tsin FRANK d. ELY. quartermsster. as
signed temporary duty as quartermaS'e'
,,-., trG I5spte5an, RGDER1cK DEW 18th In
faatry. 20 Fort sheridan, pending arrival
18Th Infantry AZ it's station. ..--,, ,r.,,,,
rirst Lieutenant WILLIAM o. CCTLlFtt,E1 r. r.,
medical reserve corps, on return 10 Sts''''
Of transport Dix, to Fort Lawton: 100.
Second Lieutenant ROBERT 6: ROCGEi.S;;
4th Cavalry, from Walter Reed SeneIAl
Hospital. 10 Fort Meade. thence TO proper
station. .-.- 80 -,
reayes OF absence Captain LINCOLN G. An
F Fi,GG lieutenant 1 tg HARRY B. ETTER. med
zeal corps. one month and sixteen Ca ;, ,
from peeemIer 10 First Lleu, efiann
DAYS on completion Of examination LOT
promotion; Second Lieutenant THOMAS
DE w. MILLING. 18th Cavalry. seventeen
days from December II; second Lieuten-
ami ROBERT G. RODGERS. 9TH Cavalry.
ono month on relief from Walter keed
General Hospital
NAVY.
tjeutenap, Commander p. n. FREEMAN, 20 the
Louisiana. as first lieutenant, December 80
Lieutenant Commander J. J. ToMPKlNs. de-
tached the Louisiana, December 30; TO the
Minnesota as first Lieutenant. ..
ISeutenant Commander T. L. JOHNSON. de
tached tho Louisiana, December 30.
Lieutenant tenant L. /. n MNAiR. to Naval Academy.
lieutenant A G. HOWE, detached as assistant
director OF target practice. December 30 20
the Louisiana
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. u. GILL, detached
the Des Mones: 10 the North Dakota.
Assistant Surgeon G. w. SMITH, detached the
Nashville; 10 naval hospital, naval home
Philadelphia.
the North Dakota: 10 naval hospital New
York.
the Ohio; 10 the Nashville.
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPs.--Th fol
lowing movements Of vessels have been re-
ported 20 the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Dec 13-The Cincinnati at Yokohama the
South Dakota. al Iiilo; the Quiros, at Han
koW.
Dec. 12--The South Dakota. from Honolulu for
Hilo.
Dec. l3-The Biddie and the Barney, from Nor
folk for Annapolis, the ST. Louis, from
Bremerton for San Francisco; the Pissata-
qua, from Cayite for Annoy; the Mohawk
from Washington for Indian Head the
Patuxent and the Potomac from Pensacola
for Key West the Vulcan, from Newport
for Hampton Roads; the Eagle. from Guam
tansmo for survey grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-15
SI0NS CASE ENDS TODAY LOVE SONGS IN COURT
Girls Accused Of Shooting Hear
W ast Pleas in Their Defence.
CHARGES OF PERSECUTION
,owver for Young Women Says
power of Wealth Was Worked
70 Uttermost Against Them,

LIS, word was said yesterday for the
.,cc At the trial Of Lillian Graham and
- conrad for the shooting of W. T.. u.
80 Roper NJ. Moore and Clark L.
-, counsel for the defendants. each
- on inning at summing up their case.
,.,,,ce Marcus adjourned court when Mr..
IAN had finished his final address 10
-. b,rv until TO-DAY al 1890 a. m. when
,.sis,ani District Attorney Buckner will
q, M for tho prosecution. The courts
.-ro ,o ,he jury IS expected 20 be brief.
IA tho case viii prol ably so to the jury
this afternoon
Miss Graham and Miss Conrad sat with
,.red heads and sad faces during most OF
-, time the two lawyers were making an
questioned plea for their acquittal. The
,'n,,ore referred 10 Mr.. Stokes's illness and
.,,orylsorv absence from court i'm a depre-
,oy,. manner. hut this did not preclude
...m from bitterly attacking his character
.,5 reputation as we'll as his version OF
m, shooting as told on the witness stand
Nr Moore was subjected 20 an unexpected
,,srrupticu during his summing up. He
vas well into his address. when, shortly
after noon. small FIRE started on floor
otoy.e the courtroom IN the Criminal Courts
binding filed the courtroom with smoke
Justice Marcus adjourned court for an hour.
The court attendants were quick TO assure
those in court that the fire was unporten-
tcus and no enc, not even the girl deten-
6snts. became excited.
The theme of counsel for tho defence in
ADDRESSING the jury was that Stokes had in
vented the story of blackmail and extortion
on the part Of the girls after he found
himself I'm bad predicament which he had
brought upon himself
In the light Of the amply corroborative
evidence If the stories of these two girls
there is no escape from the fact that stokes
was tho aegressor,' said Mr. Moore. He
didn't expect 10 find any guns when he
went 20 the Varuna apartment on June Z.
~ expected 20 find these two defenceless
women. lie was goins 10 make q cleanup
h was determined TO get his letters and
then get out.
Referring to Stokess testimony that the
two girls stood over him with pointed re
yolsers and demanded that he write a
check for sl50o0. Mr. Moore said:
WOW. W. L. 7. Stokes. whatever he may
b.. Womabs man, moral leper or what
not is not q fool 10 knew that these
gIls could not cash such a check. even If
he did sign H. before he could stop pay
nent Yet be wants YOU 10 believe that he
r.si,eI his life TO save signing this check.
The incident at Plattsburg. when Miss
Conrad forced q "Tetraotiou" from Charles
j.. Miller while covering linn with re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-15
TYPsWRITING AND TYPEWRiTERs.
CARPET CLEANING.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co.-Cieans
by compressed air steam. hand or on floor.
1858 Broadway. 421 East 4etn ST. CoE q
BRANDT Tel. L2-3sth.
NBW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest, Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
Prices Reasonable. Send for Circular.
Tel. 4s92-4693 Bryant. 437t39 West 45th s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-15
fatharinh slip.

The Approximate amount o. tho lien o.
nroner; Ia 10 be sold, II twenty-elEht thou
sand ave hundred seventy seven and 100 dol
lars is2s.577.O 7), with Interest thereon rom
~. a,h nav Of November 1911, together with
costs ana allowance amounting 10 three hun
dTed and twanty-nine and 4o.iO0 dollars. with
tnt - Tram November 23d. 1911. together
urttb The eYpenfes of the sale. The approx
mate amount OF the taxes. assessments and
water rates, or other Hens when are 20 90
money or paid by the Referee. is sl23ooo and
interest. ,..A ,a,,
GEORGE b. HoLBERT, Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-15
CRUISERS QUIT sANTo DOMINGO.

Norfolk. Va. Dec. 1.-THE armored cruis-
crs North Carolina, Washington and Ten
uessee arrived I'm Hampton Roads to-day
tom Ssnto Domingo. where they have been
protecting American interests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-15
ATHLETICS AT COLUMBIA
Blue and White to Enter Men for
Indoor Championships.


Columbia will tie represented in the
Amateur Athletic Union national indoor
charn,onships. both Junior and senior, at
Madison Square Garden on December 20 ana
u This Is the first time that local insti-
tuition has entered men In the indoor cham-
p,onshine as in former years the students
have competed under the colors OF the vari-
Gus local clubs
Tho now ruling Of the Amateur Athletic
Union recurring college athletes TO repre-
sent their college during the academic year.
NJ course. bars the Columbia men from COM
neti,ion as club members. Several VIII he
entered in the hurdles and sprints. and H.
< Rabcock. the intercollegiate pole vault
cbampion and record holder. will be seen In
the pole vault. Il. l.. Beatty. who recently
made new collegiate shot put record on
South Field also will he entered.
The Columbia varsity basketball team
which opens the intercollegiate league cham
pjonship series In 4 game with Dartmouth
tomorrow night. leaves for Hanover. n IT,
this evening. badly crippled II Ia probable
that. with ono exception, the team VIII
he made up of freshmen. For one cause OF
another the most promising players ABOVE
the first year class have been unable 70
come out for the team, and Harry Fisher
the coach. decided on general shske-up.
&. D. Benson, the acting captain ana
veteran of three years. is the only expert
enced player left on the team. All hope oil
getting A. n. Alexander, captain and centre
ont for the team has been abandoned. FISH
or has not announced his lineup. but he
probably will take 10 Hanover g II. Benson
p. Benson, DIVER. Meenan. Logan Jaques'
Rohn. Rothwell and Reynolds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-15
r,est Goth Street

Tho arnroximate amount OF the lien or charge
70 satisfy which the above described property Is
IN 10 sold is -Four thousand and twenty-five
66 100 (s4 O22 co Dollars. With interest thereon
from the oath day Of November, 1911, together
with costs and allowance amounting 70 Two
hundred and forty-siN 10-1Oo S24G 90 Dollars.
with interest from November 9th, 1911 together
with the expenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount Of the ta%es' assessments ana , water
10 tho purchaser out Of the purchase money or
paid by the Referee. IS -Four hundred and thirty
four Sc 100 (S43I S6) Dollars and interest. said
nremises will he sold subject TO the lien OF first
mortgage Of Eleven thousand GllOooOo Dollars.
with interest at 90 per annum rom MAY 10.
1hI / and to the state OF facts which an accurate
survey would show. -
Dated. New York November 2sth. 1911:
GEO. r. HOLBERr Referee.
sI-PPEME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
William " Appleton aud Daniel Apple
ton. as Trustees. etc. Plaintiffs against Mar
tin Garone and others. Detendanis.--In pur ,1l
duly mnde and entered in the above entitled
action and bearing date nc 20 day OF NO.
vember. 1911. I. the undersigned the Reforee
in said judgment named. viii cell at public
auction. at The Exchange salesroom. NOS "a
10 vesey street IN tho Boroggh or
her iGIi at IL o'clock noon on that DAY. BY
Joseph p Day. Auctoneer. the premises d.
rected BY said Judgment TO be sold anu ,h ,l,.
pieces or parcels Of land. win me ouiningt
and improvements thereon erected, known hy
In Sin IN the Citv Of New YORK and which.
L.
taken together. are bounded ana described as
follows. 10 Wit: Beginning az point on the
easterly side OF Catherine SIP. distant thlrty-
nve feet and ten inches southeily from the
southeasterly corner ~ Catharine sup and
water Street and running thence easterly part
~ the distance through the centre or party
wall and parallel or nearly so WIN water
street forty-nlne feet ana seven inches.
,b.ncs southerIy eighty-uine feet and two
inches TO the southeasterly corner OF Lot
Number Is. Catharlne slip. which corner "
distant forty-one feet and four inches easlerly
from the easterly line ~ Catharine SIP
tbence westerly and through the centre Of
party wall separating the house on lot Nun
her 35 Catharine slip. from the house on the
iot adjoining on the south. known as Number
~ Cntharine slip. forty.one feet -FOUR inchee
"a Tho easterly line of Catharine Slip: thence
northerly along the sald easterly line OF cath
arine sin eightS-nlne feet and two inches 10
tho point or place OF beginning 800
Dated New York November 25th, 1Dll.
GEORGE r. HoLBERT. Referee.
rAMPDEN DOUGHERTY Attorney for
plaintiffs 27 william street. Borough az
Manhattan New York city.
The following is a diagram ~ the property
IN he sold. its street numbers ere IL 10. 81.
az and IS Catharine SIP
o $40 (--S,o <-4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-15
EXCURSIONS.
-sss- 7-7.a-s-7s
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS VIII BE RECEIVED
AZ The ofNce Of the undersigned Ellis lslanl
y ) ~. until 2.So y. m. December Is 1911.
I'M \ A. Detention Room. Main Building Elite
Island FOR specification apply 10 WILLIAM
WILLIAMS. Commissioner OF immigration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-15
The COLLIER STERLING FLoATeo.

Norfolk Va. Dec. 1.-THE navy collier
sterling. heached inside Cape Henry on De-
y. Hber {. following a collision with
amer 300 the Chesapeake. was fioated to-
t,al' and toWed 10 the Norfolk Navy Yard
i'f repairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-15
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

1-op SALE Absolutely new and perfect
Welt. Misucn Player Piano, win recodds, az
9 sacrincs Address. l.. NJ. Prince llo hSs'
ehth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-15
FURNISHED ROOMS TO Let.

99p STREET 20 East Madison 50 SOUTH
suite . taarsA. bathroom, by month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-15
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED--A good reliable man 10 invest
$50 600 with large real estate corporation,
established for many Years, oV nlng nov SPOUT
as houses. Opportunity. Box 10. tribune
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EMpIOYMEN1 AGENCIES.

TaIenhone oe2i Plaza i4f East 57th St Sup.
plies first class servants 10 private iA1nheS' ~
reFe investigated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-15
INSTRUCTION.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American a Foreign Teachers AGency.-Sup-
niles professors Teachers, Tutors, Governesses.
etc to Colleges Schools and Families. Apply
TO Mrs NJ j Young Fulton. % Union Square.
TYPEWRTTING AND TYPEWRiTERS
FAC SMILE typevritten letters specially;
satisfaction guaranteed. prices low. Miss
Lillian Bushman. public stenographer 2O3
Broadway; phone 1882 oitlsndt
VICTOR VISIBLE. - Nassau RI CataloE;l
free: ell makes taken pari payment; bargains
in Underworld RcmnEtons divers. Smithn
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Southern Pacific Go,
M or 1853 or 1 Broadway, New York
OCT RANKBOOHS,

LOST BANKBOONS.
pINtuOOK No :s3. SIS OF lie Union pime say
IS PAM Is missing Any person having 4
lain, IN ~ is hereby called upon 90 preseut ne
sor,a within ten days or submit TO haNlns 'a''
nassbook cancelled and new ono issued
vANKRooE 40. 6S3. 49, OF tho uricn PINE say
ings U,rk IL missing Any person having
clstT, 20 4, Is hereby called upon 10 present tls
ssrre within ten days or submit To having s''"
passbook cancelled ard a neW one is,u,l .-..
toeT or STOLEN Bsnkhcok No, 81 oo 81
The German Savings Pans IN the CITY OF Now
yorE corner 4th ave and l4th St. issued 10
Ssr, Roden Al persons ere cautioned ds'lIs.
n"9o,iatinq .he same. n not returned 70 M
NM on the 18th day q January. lel-. ouIH-
cate win be issued
Losr.-asnkbooR No 59e.sei Of Dry Dock 'sS-
ings Institution. ANY perso1 haNhs CLAIMS
unop said book is caed upon 10 pre- .ni nc
ssw4 IN mo hank within thirty dayN cr ne sali
80, "a IN be- declared cancelled and cNtinsuisheh
ana 4, new one issued 10 lieu thereof
Y.0sT Rankbook No. sal 5ci Rank Cor ssvins,.
aso an ave New York. Payment stopped
Please return book to hanh.
To:T Handbook No. 00eSll, Bank Cor savings
9so All ave Sew YORK.. "a, ment STOPPED
please return hook 10 VANS.
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WORK WANTED
Male

A1BlS.
YOUNG MAN. ~. would Ike 10 20. South. prI-
ysto family prefoTed, personal reIsrenCes. >
Fowler so West 12ith ct. care Of Fau2nnah'
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Female

DESIGNER Muslin underwear. competent tahe
,tsrrr Worl,loorna. ont OF town; permanent
ro,itior can. write. M. Joscphs, Hotel VIC
tnifs rroadwav and 27th -.
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Female

srL.%oGr ,pUEE Cultured. very rapid. pub
uehin-. literary and architectural experience
s15 or part time. Address. Secretary, IIlpuhe
Uptown Oflice. 1864 BROADWAY
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Women, Attention !

e.. orr own Personal" Appearance Is
'' Most Valuable Asset You Possess.
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HELP WANTED,

Male.
-aiusIin underwear. competeh, l Ishf
ehsree. worirooms: out OF town, permanent
prslt,on call write. Mr.. Josephs Hotc! VIC
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Female

HAMBBRMAlD-WAf IREsS. - Neat goun 20
conntTte SOS Miss Buckleys Agency. IL west
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,I,1PIE.D COUPLE. no children. would Ike
,ara ~ horse; furnished or unfurnishcd; can
e,,-rieb excellent reference. Address J. !. D.
1'rjbJnc Uptown Office. 1884 Bfoad"dN'