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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-14
THE COURTS.
Court Of Appeals.

Present: The Chief Justice. MI JUS
tice Robb and Mr.. Justice Van OrsoeI
Otto F. Barthel. Edward S. Quinian
and Martin s. Conley were admitted u
practice.
No. 2449. Dante agt Bagby; mandate
ordered to issue.
No. $50. Patent appeal. In re Motz
Tire and Rubber Company: argumen!
for appellant continued by Mr.. r. r
Whitehead for appellee and concluded
by MIR. Theo X. Bryant for appellant.
No, 1923. O'Brien agt. Lane: arsu-
ment commenced by Mr.. F. W. Mickey
nolds for appellant. continued by MT;
c. w. Cobb for appellee and concluded
by Mr. D. ~ Clark for appellant
No. 1924. Tally agt Tally; submitted.
No. 2509. Fleming agt. Capital Irac
ton Company; argument commenced
by Mr.. Edwin Forrest for appellant.
continued by Mr.. r. Ross Perry, 1r.:
and Mr. r. Ross Perry for appellee ana
concluded by Mr.. Edwin Forrest for ap,,
pellant: on motion both sides allowed
until Friday to file additional author
tiles.
No. 1886. Moore agt. United states
ex rel Chott; argument commenced py
Mr. w 5. Ruckman for appellant.
Patent appeal No s47. In re JEFFREY r.
Feres: argument commenced by Mr..
George w. Rea. for appellant, continued
by Mr. r. F. Whitehead for commissioner
of patent. and concluded by Mr.. George
w. Rea for appellant.
No. 24S3. Hurd agt. Cramer: motion Tor
rehearinR denied and motion for allow
ance OF appeal to United states Supreme
Court denied.
No 24SO. United States Surety Com
pany agt. American Fruit Product Com
pany; motion to vacate order denying
writ Of error overruled.
No. 248S Lynchburg Investment Com
pany agt Rudolph ct al; motion to re-
call mandate granted.
Patent appeal. No. s53 Barclay agt
Carter Medicine Company; on motion o.
Mr.. J. G.. Dowell, appellant allowed until
October 10, and appellee until November
B. to file brief herein.
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Delivers Address on Art.

Henry Turner Bailey delivered an ad
dress on art at the Central High School
this afternoon to the teachers of the Dis
trict public schools. He is also scheduled
to speak at the Mckinley Manual Train
ing School this evening, this being an
open meeting.
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Lemon Trees Are Stolen.

Two lemon trees and a cactus plant
were taken from the porch at the house
of Mrs. Annie Delarue. 115 18th street
northeast. yesterday. Mrs Delarue re-
ported the theft to the police.
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| Rev. P IL. Cowherd, pastor of Fal-
mouth Baptist Church, Fredericksburg,
| Va, has resigned. Mr.. Cowherd has &C
cepted a call to Blenheim and Marlboro,
S. c.. where he will have charge of three
churches.
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IF [RGN6M LIME

COMPAGNIE GENEHALE TKANSAI LANI THU u
Direct Line TO Havre-Pars tFrancel.
Departures from y. Y, every Thursday, ~ Am;
.La Provence. May e IL Savoe June Tune 1 l9
Erwin screw steamer. tQuadruple screw steamer.
SPECIAL SATURDAY SAILING, Pm.
One class Cabin III & 3rd-class Passengers Only.
NIAGARA MAY "a
GENERAL AGENCY, 10 State Street, y. \.
G. j. WEIDMAN. l419 New York ave,
Washington. ID. G.
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JNNAlRlD

LONDON PARIS BERLIN VIENNA
The Fastest Steamers in the World
MAURITANIA LUSITANIA
Queenstown FishgIard, Liverpool.
sNJa-o+,,;,May2 p Carmania June IS. 10 am
49, ~ q - NO.. ., q, Am ~ 'Mauretania3;nayns
Caronia . June T. 10 am Campania-. July 8, am
.,I Je. IL Caronia July 16, 10 am
Maui e' tnna = an nm 'Mauretania1y AM
Does not call at Queenstown. Easthound
MEDITERRASEAN-ADR SERVICE.
Calling al Madeira. Gibraltar. Genoa, Naples,
Trieste Fume. Sailings noon. See itinerary.
IyERNIA Nav n PANNONIA. June ~
SAXONIA, June IL CARPATHlA. July
Round the World trips, s4ss. Special through
rates to Egypt. India. China. Japan. Manila.
Australia New Zealand South Africa and South
America independent tours in Europe, etc. Send
for booklet Cunard Tours.
Agents for Peninsular & Oriental $. " Co. in
United States and Canada.
SUMMER CRUISES. NORWAY, ETC. 1913,
JUNE 10, JULY /. July IS. AUG. s, SEPT. ).
Piers foot West 18th street, \. r. Offices, "A
State street, " Y. opposite Battery.
GEO W. MOSS. 3l7 14th st. NV. Wash. D. c.
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H0 TEL DENNIS

Facing the sea and overlooking the famous
Boardwalk. Every connected with private
bath or having hot and cold running water.
CAPACITY 600 WALTER i. BURY
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Potomac River Landings
AND BALTIMORE.
Steamers leave 18th ST. wharf for Baltimore and
river points Monday. Wednesday and Saturday.
PM: arrive Baltimore second morning oLt Leave
Baltimore, pier 3. Light St. Monday. Wednesday
and Saturday pm; arrive Washington second
morning out. River freight prepaid. Passenger
service frst-cass. Freight received until 3:45
D. M on sailing days.
JOS r. STEPHENSON. Agent.
MARYLAND, Delaware and Virginia Rwy. Co.,
Telephone Main 745. It'll st. Wharf
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GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY

0'sI--fH - 70 FhN KAIIWA1
-, OF ENGLAND
Inc Holiday Line Illust'd booklet OF tours
and useful Map Of Great Britain-FREE
=. hateiey. Gen Agt.. sol 9TH ave. New York
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SUMMER RESORTS.

SPEND YOUR SUMMER VACATION IN THE
highlands 81 Ontario. Grand TranS railway
system. Write for free books. v. 4 pwYFR.
Dept. H.. 900 broadway New York city
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Elevator, private baths. steam heat. phone:
open surroundings. Special spring rates. 3l0 TO
$3.50 weekly. Booklet w. b. GOTTEN.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08

bbl.. 4os1n: DO. No. { pr bbl. Msl1. bssa.
| pr hsa. saloo; DO. pr bal, 4Nsa1; cab
baR, pr Dbl. I1ssz3; eanuts, pes baneA. ~
ndshes honSno~n. pm 100. s6sln: lsttse:. v.
dox. ,osse: peas. per baA. Lsoai.7s; cucumber. pn
bsA,, SOILS: c.uiinower, Per baa. Loszoo; spin
ach. per bbi.. loa2p; spring onions. pa lo
bunches. 7s.2@; Teas onions. rsr !ste. Lisals
Virginia onions. per bbl. 2ocsloo: beet. per 10
punches. 2oos3.oo; tomatoes home grown. pr boz
90; cantaloupes. North Carolina. psr crate. lsos
-; do, homegrown. per crate .(iooaiD; lima
beans. shelied per a.. aaa2s: corn. psr dos. AS
eegplants. per crate 5al0o.
FRUITs-New apples. per Dbl. lsosloo: lemons.
per box. 5ocas@; oranses. California. per box. aooa
800; do. Florida. per box. aooasoo; pineappdsr.
crate l.Ha3op; currants. New York state, nd PEI
OF. 1oah: lines. per 100. sal.oo; pen, pr boz.
l.oca20; grapes. Delaware. per crste. l5oa20.
LIVE sToCk-veal calves. choice. per ID. 31.lo;
lambs. best, per h., 7s7 do. ordinary. per b.. elsA
q: fat sheep. Per h., iaii1-
HAY. STRAW. AND CoRN-Hsy. best timothy.
per ton. laoo: do. medium. lo.0hfs; old hay.
100; straw long rye. per ton. 100; do. tan1ed rye.
loooali7s; wheat straw. eco; corn. ear. per bbi.
WOOL AND HIDEs-wool. washed. free Of
burs per Ii. 25s27; wool. unwashed pr h., 1a22
hides dry. per h.. lsao; salt hides. dry. pr h. Is;
salt hides per h.. u; calfskins green, each. l5s
LIS: green hides, per h., u
sEEDS-Clover red l2ooal2oo; clover. slsike. II 50
all 90; crimson clover. per bush. 400; timothy 2ca
u.s. blue grass. lSos1.s IS; orchard sras. lfoal rs.
FRESH FIsH-Rock boiling. per h.. ID; do.
medium. per h.. IS: do. pan. per ID, ia; white
perch. large. per h.. u; do. snail. per h.. e;
yellow perch. large. Per h.. salo; salmon
trout. per H.. loale; gTay trout. large. per
h.. o. butter and stars large. Per Dbl. aoosso 90; do
medium. Per Dbl. 6ooasoo; founders. per ID. sas:
catfish per h. lal5; green pike, per H. Rals; eels
per h. Tas; mackerel H.. leal5 tsilors. per h.
salo; hard crabs. per Dbl. l25aso; soft crabs. per
doz., Ah70.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

So ISIS IT 1t blk woodridse-ATKISsoN. Jas s
ct Ethel TO jos W Cheyney 500 to correct
deed in lib 1913 fol IL Is
Carlton bet Central & Dakota mel
81 800 II = blk ; Adm to Anaoostia-BRAD-
BURY. Robt ct TX Annie to Anna L KING
81 SO57 1t 70 blk Howard Unir-CARRoLL Ellen
to Patrick and Clara Carroll joint tenants
sle .
t2sIT ia ave nWl
81 2seo lts 50 & 81 Mt Pl & Pl Pis-DUSlGAN.
DaNd TO Elizabeth Excl $40 3
IL Of sherman ave : Of Irving st nw)
Cleveland FIX pt described-DULANY. Roeier tr
to Jas sharp S2s2-so covenants Q
50 $50 Il IS blk Mt Pl Il Pf Pls-DUSIGAN.
David to Talley Holmes SO tr $1,000 Of blan-
ket tr 5000 II
IS Of Irving st. of sherman ave nwl
~ sSi Its a 3 blk Il DesnWood Hts-GREG-
DRY, Jno " ct ux Emma NJ to Argent Jackson
I'D 5, bet sth eth mel
50 I7e Its 10 II & y to q blk Friendship 4
N! Mt AiG-GIRARD s''f.nO to Louis fer1 n.
Ciad & Chesapeake SITS uwl
81 l7Se Its Il 4 V 4 a. & q blk 2 Friendship
and Mt Airy-same 10 Frank Perna SO
I'D bet Chesapeake st. Brandywine st nv & Chesa-
peAke 1t bet I'D 4 Wis ave nw)
81 no south II 1t . & north pt 1t +o-HoRNER,
Chas ct TX Martha to Fredk W Ribuitzki
800 TT $40 Il
nil6 Col st nwl
Noud SO TT $50 4
IOresnn i bet I7th x 18th uvl
So l29c II 80 Sherwood-MARDEN Clara A ct viz
Edwin r tn u L < 4 West So covenants Il
fE Of 18th -. of Monroe u mel
81 S.T II . blk 10 Randle Highiands-MELLING,
Roger ct Sarah W to Mllard Metzser SO TT
S.l@i5 {
igSi st bet G & PARK Pi sel
81 2sa5 south !. 1t N4 4 pt 1t 100 Mt P1 II Pts
MACHEN Harriet S ct vir Francis S 4 Emily
I & Paul Sleman ct Helen heirs Of MarJ
L sIeman to Geo o Smith SO
l5lli 18th nwl
50 5se Its IA & 50 Sol Il e Randle Highlands
MELTON, Jno 90 Ire L Realty Co Inc $40
- Of Pa ave. L Of sd SCI
So I73s Its 10 10 Is n Its 8 TO q blk Friendship
a Mt Airy-PERNA. Louis ct ux Mary 4 Frank
ct Tx VI Alice TO Stefano Girsrdi $40 5
I'D & Chesapeake sts nwl
So 100 1t 27-REYNOLDS. Catharine R to Lewis
GlukenhOus SO r. S.e0
isis 81 nwl
So 10 Its 10 & RUTHERFORD. Saml " ct
ux FIorrie R to Robt W Brown SO
tlsse & lsn 18th pw)
So SIS Its 20 & . & 50 5ssi its II Is & 50
SSH Its & Randls Hishlaad-THE
REALTY Co Inc to Isaac y Williams so cove
nauts 10
IN Of Mass ave- Z Of Texas sci
So S6 Its Il K Is a 81 SOL Il Il RAndle High
lAnds-U TR Co 10 Jno Melton $40 covenants
Is Of Pa ave. OF I'D SCI z
So 80 Il is - int in-VAN BELL. Graoe to
Arthur Z Storum & Ethel Weir $50 trs
CeOoi Eth nw)
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08
oREWH0LESALE MARKET

MLLFEED-spring wheat bran. IN NoIh. sacks
per ton, 81 %: -four to white middlings. In molb.
sacks 3.ooaa.o: Western middnp. in loolb
sacks, Der ton q 0az3S; City Mills middlinss. In
IooIb sacks. per ton. 2s0oa23o: City Mills bran.
in lo0-lb sacks. ton. D.0a35:; City Mills white
middlinss. In l0o-lb. JACKS pr ton. O0a3l.m.
HAY-No. ! timothy. II oaIs.oo: standard timo
thy. H.5ai7.r;; No. 2. Bodsis.G; No. timothy.
I3ooal.5o: light clover mixed. B5oai6.oo: No.
mixed. I5.0cSl5.0; No. clover mixed. l2ooalan
heavy. 3ooaH.o; No. / clover. B.0al,.0;; No. 1
so0alooo: established grade hay. ioall.0;
sample grade hay. to kind quality. and condition.
5ooaleOc.
sTRAw-No. l straight rye new. IsooaNu: No.
IL straight rye straw. new. BGai5.0: No. 1 tsused
rye straw, u00al20. No. tangled ne straw. 100
all 90: No. wheat straw. 800: wheat straw. Nc. :,
80: No. ! oat straw, sooalo.oo: No. ost strau.
sOoasE
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens spring. per h over
2 lbs. p: do. per ID. IL and lbs.. q do. per
h.. under IA Ib.., %; do old hens, per H., lba
and over. Is: do. old hens per lb, small to medium
Is; old ROSTERS and stags, h. loall: ducks old
MuscoEy and monrel. per ID, Y: do spring. per b..
lbs. and over. lisl5: do. ID. small. poor. l2al3:
pigeons per pair. old. s: do. young. s: guinea
fowl young. over II lbs. So
|, EGGs-Maryland. Pennsylvania ard nearby frsts
doz q; West Virginia frsts. loss off, per doz :.
sAzl: Southern hrsts loss OF. doz.. lsan.
BUTTER-Creamsry. fancy b. 81; choice. per
h., 3isaaii: do good per ID. 247s2sl1; do prints
per h., cisa2sis. do. blocks. per h., S1ss2'1:
ladies. res H.. 2li4a23: Maryland and Pennsylvania
rolls per H.. %: Ohio rolls. PER ID. %: West
Virginia rolls Per ID. % store-pscked. per ID. %.
Maryland. Virginia and Pennsylvania dairy prints.
per h., %; process butter. PER h.. 2ia8.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Aug 7-MILLFEED-Strons: trade is
checked. Spring hIan. in l0lpound sacks. 900;
standard nliddling 2i0o: Western red dog. =. IS:
winter wheat. in 100 round sacks. to arrive u 80;
city bran. in bulk. 30.
RYE FLOUR-Steady: business moderate. Good
to choice quoted at 3.sOai.o5. in bauels.
CORSMEAL-Strons; retsriing trade. kiln-dfiei.
for export. $50 coarse meal. in bags, lisaf5o.-
HAY-Receipts l.lS tons; strong demand Is fair.
No. timothy. lc5alGls standard, looalc2is; No .
e5al.0o; No. J. Sass
sTRAw-Receipts. 100 tons; finn. Demand is
POOR. Long rye quoted at IS on track and IS on
boat: new quoted At 80
PORK-Steady; dealings are quiet Mess. s30Oa
Q 90: family. 3 .o0a26.5o.
BEEF-Steady: there is small business. Packet,
le.ocan00: family. 2000a2l.0o.
LARD-steady: trading moderate. Prime Western.
lilo: refined continent u 10; South American 1855
refined Brazilian in kegs. l2s5; beef stearine,
lard stearire inactive; New York, l3a.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08
Furnished b. n. L Carpenter 4 Co
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

The live stock market yesterday remained firm: the
dressed poultry market steady to firm. and the yese
table and fruit market fair with weakening in price
| generally.
Excepting potatoes the vegetable and fruit marke,
was well stocked yesterday. Com and tomatoes
were coming in ahJIndantly that figures thost
goods lowered greatly. Peaches continued to poul
/ in, with a weakening effect on the market. Fail
grades Of cantaloures met a good demand. but tho
majority Of the receipts Of POOR quality. and diff
| nculty was found in making sales Lima beans in
creased in receipts, but continued to bring good
prices. Lettuce. however, sent up the TOT
goods. Cucmbers lowered in price. as receipts be
came heavier. Peppers were selling for about hall
| the figure they commanded last Saturday. Water
melons. Potomac and Chesapeake stock, was mort
plentiful and cheaper.
Light receipts have csused veal calves to reach the
lccsnt mark for the best. The indications for
good veal market the rest Of the week. Receipts Of
choice chickens were moderate. and with good de
mand these fowl selling for q cents for the best
Hens remained steady. Because Of poor and scant
receipts Of good eggs, freshaid eggs are in demand
at q cents
| fish Market and, with 4 good demand, the market
is strong. Good trout and Spanish maekerel were
the two most reasonable leaders on that market.
however. All other kinds Of fish selling well at
quotations
The hay market was marked by very dull day
yesterday. The receipts were light and of poor
quality which would not command highest figures.
Good hay was meeting fair demand strongly
The demand for hides was good. but the market
was quiet.
Quotations given below for large lots onl5.
Jobbers prices higher.
LARD-Tub, pure per h., Is; DO. common, per
H.. DHall. Cottonseed oil. per can. l0
CHEESE-New York. new. per h.. Is; nat. PEI 10.
l6,i; Swiss. domestic. per h.. Is; do. fnreisn. %
H.. a.
EGGs-Nesrby frsts per doz,. eoa2i; Southern. ~
BUTTER-Best Print. new, Per ID. 20; tuo, PER
H.. 2es; process per b. 2si1; undersrades Ter d.
Is; store-packed. per h.. isa2e.
LIVE POULTRY-Hsns per b., IsiiaM: roosters.
per H.. 49, spring chickens. per h.. 9a2l duek rsf
H.. loali: turkeys per h.. Halls
DRESSED POULTRY-Chickens, per To- "a
keys. per h.. %; ROSTERS. per h.. u
GREEN GOODS-Ysms. pes bhi. 23aaW; sweet
potstoeR per bbL. aooskoo; new potatoes. p<r
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Aug. Call money. 2E per cent
high, ~; low, ~: renewals, ~; closed. ~ ruling
rate, ~.
The movement of commercial paper continues to
expand in local circles. Having made prt vision
for the fall requirements. institutions manifest q
better disposition to invest in mercantile discounts
But rates still hold from 6ka6h per cent for the
longer matunties bearing prime names.
Renewed weakness has developed in the market
for short time advances owing to the continued
disposition Of the lenders to put out funds rattle
for periods expiring this side Of the crop moving
season. For the longer matufities the market
shows material change from the previous day.
Rates are 3isa3x per cent fer sixty days: I,kaax
for ninety DAYS: 5a5S for four months; ykslntor
hre months. six months, and over the year. m
dop discounts, IS pI cent, unchanged.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08

Paris. Aug. THE French government
was thrown into CONSERVATION today by
the Unprecedented feat Of a submarine
fotilla in penetrating the supposed i'm
pregnable harbor at Brest. The feet
crawled through the water under the
very guns of the great forts guarding
the approach to the barber. and. despite
the use of every scientific device known
to modern warfare, got through unde-
fected
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08
OUTSIDE SECURITY NOTES

New York, Aug. while the general tone cnn-
tnued nm in the market for outside securities
day, trading for the greater part Of the session
was almost completely at a standstill. The To-
bacco stocks were inactive and about unchanged
There a slight inquiry for the STANDARD Oil
issues. The Copper issues developed n hmer tone
in sympathy with the metal.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.

saies-ResuIar call. Il O'Clock uooa.
Capital Traction. at ll5k.
After call:
Washington Railway q Electric pfd.. at ~.
Washington Gas. at sf1.
Mergenthaler. 10 at 2i2is-
Washington Gas S. 800 at lo6x.
Capital Traction b, 81 900 at l6A.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
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The Safest Investments
Al in the. Family.

Al In the Family.
From Judge.
Suburbs-The minister out in our place
won't marry you unless you have . med
ical certificate.
Crawford-Is 1t hard to get one?
Suburbs Why, no. It happeaD n
brother 70 Q doctor.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08
NEW YORK COTTON.
COTTON STATISTICS.

Furnished by y. L. Carpenter & Co
New York, August T.
ReceiptA Middlingl
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08

LATE Bud an his wife haint sep
arated in tn general acceptance O.
tn term, but he plays golf.
Whats TIL matter with you, ole
Teller, been sick?" is jist some
folks way O. tryin' t be pleasant.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08
CHICAGO PRODUCTS.

Largest Morning Circulation.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08
COBALT STOCKS.

Total sales. N'sl 900. against 81 ysoooO yesterday
81, $4,000 . week ago. and s. Isl 900 q year ago.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08

Subtreasury gained q. 100000 from banks
on Wednesday. making cash net gain
since Friday $5,o29000.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-08

On the regular call but one share of
stock was sold
The attendance Of members was lighter
than or Wednesday, and they were not
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-22

LOSr-A white heron aigrette Il. Cone
or keely's. Reward. Phone Ivy 1890
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-22

L0Sf-On incoming College Park,
Hapevllle or East Point car. Thursday
afternoon, one notebook. containing
csoo9king recipes. Finder plea-c O. u NJ.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-22

WANTED-A-l Northern grocery man
aser and salesman by October 1. Call
Decatur 10J.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-22
HELP WAArEn-MAIE

WAIVED SlleeT metal workers and
MECHANICS. Apply at factory, Oakland
City. atlanta Manufacturing and Sup
ply Company
WANTED-A hard boiled candy maker
Apply to Atlanta Candy Company 3o3
Marietta street
WANTED-Young man TO travel and
appoint agents to sell toilet articles.
Apply at lSOl2 Peachtree street, Room &.
WANTED Bright boy as collector;
PERMANENT position In reply state
age. experience and salary expected.
Address y. G. X. care Georgian
WANTED BOokkeeFer ana sJenogra-
pler. in replying. state age, experience
and salary expected. Address d. G. X,
care Georgian.
LEARN the advertisement ad writing
business. we teach you. write for In
structions; six weeks course. Box s!i,
care Georgian.
WNNTED-Mau with experience and
ability to handle high-Class adveTt!s-
ing: prefer man already employed Big
money for right party. Address p, q.
Box l226 Atlanta
WANTED-IIcn to learn barber trade.
Teach YOU in a short while. Position
furnished Complete course $50; salary
while learning CAL or write. Southern
Barber College. Isl Decatur street.
HELP -WANTEO-FEMALE.
phone help, with knowledge of Stenog-
raphy; permanent position 20 right par
~. Phone $50 Decatur. Address G. *
F.. kirkwood, ca.
GIRLS to work in box factory; those
with experience preferred. American
Hat Mfg. Co, 100 Marietta street.
WANTED Settled, tidy servant TO wait
upon a lady and child. Apply 81 West
North avenue.
WANTED-In Industrious nurse and maid.
Must be clean and thorough. Shirk-
ers not wanted. Servants room IN
basement. Apply Gordon avenue, North
kirkwood. Phone Ivy 5I5I
WANTED Position by experienced sick
nurse five years experience; best OF
references maternity cases especially,
Call NJ 23S&-L.
WANTED Competent cook. Refer
enCes required Room on lot Call
Ivy 5544 or 264 Prado, Ansley Park
WANTED Good cook. Room with light
and heat furnished. Good ges -
good cook 262 I-awton street
WANTED to pack crackers and
to work In icing room. Frank L.
Block Company
WANTED-A good cook; room on lot;
references required. Apply 40 North
Moreland Inman Park.
WNNTED-GoUd maid at once Apply
So +. Hunter st.
WANTED-A woman to cook, wash and
iron; wages; references. Apply 1914
West Pcachtree.
WANTED Settled woman for general
homework Room in house Bring
references. Apply at once, 20 Fort Nc
Pherson.
NTED-Three or four first-cIass
pressers on ladies' garments. Capital
City Laundry Company
YOUNG LADY wanted for light offlce
n
a trade Of latest tailoring. 202 Peck
Building
WANTED -Four hundred good listen
ers Apply to Rev. Fred A. Line,
pastor of First Tuiyersalist Church, 10
East Harris street, next Sunday morn
ing at II o'clock.
WANTED Experienced retail MILL
merry salesladies and makers for high
class city trade. Apply after 10 o'clock.
rs PeachJree
WANTED -Bindery girls. Atlanta En-
velope Company, 1926 Marietta
rect
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