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The Glenwood post., 1913-08-16

C. II. Keek returned last night frou
pspver with . party Il visitin,
KaigAts Tsnplaf We had atts.aea II,
esoelsve The first Of tie week.
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-16

"a Clsassen ea0s 6swA fE0o naaz
Casss.aaIe WeanssAay sAf ws bag
ei.g essat ths ersp be has raised this
ye., s= .s< EsJ.sassssssx. = says his
6sia e.a Aay - tasssal ~ tAas
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- 1lSASs4 !sol4, - ~ =
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The Glenwood post., 1913-08-16

SentAee those who went BY tfain. -.
= = =
G3sswosd il especially qsiet tAis
W0sk Ascs.ss Of tie great number sf
sR eitisens who are spending H.
Wssk a4 - big esnelAve n Dsavse.
osaBs =. Newton cane sP Tsssaay
- - Boaa eapek ssDeA T. atAe1a
u .Pka Ess1 sse~ -
- AswH, ,ta'.ss.lw - .asv 1ssa
ellesAA. - ss.esi 81
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The Glenwood post., 1913-08-16

Claire Stewart Of the Powell Park
country near leekef drove to Glen
wood Thursday and after putting his
business afsirs in shape will probably
leave with his family in the near fu-
ture for California. Mr. Stewart re.
Gently sold his Rio Blanco county
ranch.
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-20
EAf9esssixe pkTs. soda crackers, 20c,
Reqnsftss Economy Sale Saturday.
e q g 8
xval.lu15i.

sSfSf& &7s f~gE4e&HS 80
ssEAf&essfze pkts. soda crackefs, 20c,
Iats Reqnsftsssi Econ0my Sale Saturday.
] Mrs, Wiiiiiiau,son and Miss
Anna johnson spent Wednesday and
TEhursday insMiles City visiting friends
and transacting business inatters
Mn. CaltwrlRht is tu~bstituiitins
AZ the postoface this week whitley VIM.
S5Lenneville ID enjoying q vacation.
which he ii spending at his5farin south
east Of the City. Ma. Cartwright is
under the civil service. having passed
the required examination recently.
Master Robert, son Of MI. and Mrs. ].
". Reed. was celebrating his 18th birth
day anniversary on Thursday afternoon.
q party Of his little friends were as
sistings in. the celebration and all the
famIsemeats and good things 70 eat,
which delight the little folks, were q
part Of the splendid program. ss33
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-20
IZ6nithGoal

sSAnyohssN1filfiiha eau,iifh cossnhon
NYaltonSS& sDsviSC o,soficMAdye
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-20
llOcAl NEMs

Alfs aavoks sof jeilo. e pef ii
SRoqnsttlslssasI Economy Sale Satufday..ady.
Miss Emma Nichols VIII teach j
Gch0olztNoHnllcs south Of Giadst0ne,
bAeinnip1gxlnextsl losnl,lalaallyi. lss So s%5
Operaltto,,tt5i md Mfs. d. Snyder were
moving Stihis week into tho G. D. Hitch
cottaae On WesstsVsilAald stsdst. &
John johnson vent % Bismarck
WednAsday.sxh there was called by
the ssssious nfnesso fShis father: Z
Ma. Otto Hennines 10 taking va
cation from her duties az Reed Bros,
whichztime she - Spending a home.
. pkass Ideal tooth picks Tor SC, q,
sRoquettess Economy Sale Saturday.-adv.
FORsRENT-on shares Or otherwise,
100 acressof land. 44z13 miles west Of Dick.
8imson, mostly broker. Write or Phone
Mrs. a. Branick,s Dickinson:--adv.
Bqv7o-4t
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-20
DlsT. coURT nc MANNING
MANY Busy uWYElI3'

Judge w. G. Crawford and Stenoera-:
.phsr Richard Boulges have been ho,ldiniel
court q Elannina this week, and ii has
been . busy time for Dickinson lawss
YER, who have been going out daily III
their autos.
". Al. carns u states attorney 81
Dunn county and ". r. Brooks Click
Of court.
{ The James McGfath case soes to No.
ton county for trial. There is . charfe
OF arson In this case aud =. a. Simp.:
con ID attorney for defendant.
In the. Adam :Ziermer case the jury
found defendant guilty Of shooting his
wife with intent to do bodily harm.
Nelson and Murtha.. appeared for ZiernerE:s
Jospeh Massett was acquitted. He
was charged with shootine man.
Casey & Bureeson defended. These
lawyers were also out Thursday o apt-
pear for Williams in his civil action
aaainst Beneke. Their mandamus case
against the county board in the herd
law matter comes up--Saturday mornin9..
Attorney H. J. Blanchard wa OF
Tuesday and effected a settlement i,
two Of his cases. He expected to eosout
again friday.
Attorney--W. F. Burnett was out for q
civil case early in the week and ex-
pected to 60 out again later.
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-20
School Bids

Notice is hereby given that..the Fisher
school district. No. Is. Stark county,
N. d.. is prepared to receive bids for
the erection of a 3-room combination
school house in accordance with plans
and specifications on Ale with the
county superintendent in Dickinson and
at the Office of the clerk in Daglum.
Bids will be received until noon Of
Tuesday, September Is, 1918. The sue
cessfulS bidder will be required to give
bonds satisfactory to: the board. The
board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
By order of board.
3. J. Eide, Clerk.
Dated August 18th, 1918. 8-16-5t
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-20
Rlchardton

Mrs. 6: s. Bowser is on the sick list
this week.
r. H. Yaeck was in town on business
the past week. S
Bert Moore was down from Taylor ona
business Wednesday.
Dr.. LeClair of Halliday was in town
on business Wednesday. /.
Attorney B. M. RieIer made a busi-
ness trip to Manning Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. m. Risler and baby,
visited with relatives in Taylor over
Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Norrin left Saturday even
ing for a visit withher mother in
Valley City.
Mrs. Frank Lauterbach came down
from Taylor Wednesday for a visit with
relatives here.
Misses Hulda Kern and Maedalenua
day between trains
Mrs. F. E. McCurdy and little: daugh-
ter came up from Bismarck. Sunday for
visit with friends.
S.Carrine, the little daughter Of. Dr.:
and Mrs. FMman, was quite ill for q
few days the past; week. sa.5
Mrs. A. Dienst returned home Satur-
day evening from an extended visit
with relatives in st. Paul. $780,.
Miss Monica Berger went to Taylof.
Sunday, where she will spend q week
with her sister. Mrs. Frank Quell. s5sss
Mrs. August Naderhoff and children,
day after visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Chas. Hill. and daughter, Miss
Clara. and two little sons left Thursday
Tor 9 week, 9 visit with relatives in New
Mr.. and Mrs. {. Funk entertained q
number Of their friends Sunday even
IND. b occasion being Mrs. Funk's
names day.
Mrs. VIM. Johnstone left Wednesday
Tor Sweet Bfiar, where she will visit
g few days with her daughter, Mrs.
Herb Schrieber.sS s
Nj. and Mrs. Frank Queil and baby of
Taylor visited at the home Of Mrs.
Quell's parents, Mi. and Mrs. John
BERGER, Sunday. u
Mrs. a. +. Mischief and little son re-
turned home Monday on No. 4 iron Glen
IUllin. where they spent the past week
whiting with relatives
Chas. "A. Kelly arrived here Wednes-
day from Judith Basin, Mont, and in
tends to go to Mott again MI. Kelly
thinkssthat Motifs the spot.
MesdamesSL. Il. Bussen and Henry
Klein entertained in honor Of Mrs. +.
(. Nc urdy Of Bismarck Wednesday.
afternoons at the Klein home.
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-20
STANDING Of CANDIDATES

I The Grand Combination Premium
Contest committee, D. d. Mars, ]. L.
Hughes and ]. P.Cain, made a count of
votes on Sept.11, 1913, with the following
result:
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-20

FOR SALE Sections 1o and 20,
townshipI46, range 81, Dunn County, N.
D, A at $3.50 per acre; reasonable cash
payment, balance on favorable terms.
Or will sell either section separately at
$500 per acre. This is indeed Al rare
bargain. National Investment Co, 517
ReaperB Block, Chicago, Ill. o.2o.4t
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-20

LAND FOR SALE
Located in Billings county: Ell of
SWA SWA of Mex, NWI of SEA.
and lot Of sec IS, twp 1856, range 90.
For further Information write Fred
Patzwald, Hebron, N. D. adv o.13.8t
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27

entirely new and that new petitions would have to be filed by applicants for the place. All previous work looking to attainment of the office is set at naueht.
 Yesterday there were said to De seS eral new petititions in preparation. Among those who are said to have strong support for the office are Pat Kelly, W. L. Winters and Mrs. w. R. Wren. Still others are spoken of as possible candidates for the appoint ment. Mir. Kelly has been a Demo cratic central committeeman in the district for a number of years, through thick and thin and win or lose. should he be a candidate it is the presumption that he would gather the strength oi the Democratic organization in his support to large extent.
 Mir. Winters and Mrs. Wren have been democrats all their lives and n the matter of party fealty are entirely eligible. l. is understood that pei Iious will be going about both actively and plentifulIy in the next few days ! The Warren postoaice under th' ruling making it presi-endal office I will carry a salary of $1l00 per year
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27

Arriving from Douglas on the c- ernoon train yesterdSs, MrS Joan M- Johnson was reno. ed in an amSulancs to the C. A hospital. while Miss Dora Richards was carried on cot 10 the home of her mother in the George hotel, Brewery Gulch.
 John M Johnson was able to walk from-the train to the ambulance 'e- coTRFanied by his daughter, Miss El- sic, who escaped injury. They saw Mrs. Johnson on the way to the hos pital and later were driven to the hos pital by Gus Haigler in his automobile.
 Learning that Mrs. Johnson had az rived and was being cared for, theE drove to the Johnson home, where physicians later examined Mir. John son and ordered him to bed.
 The condition of Miss Richards last nigk; was considered serious Both ste and Mrs. Johnson were still suffering severely from shock, Mrs. JoAason E1 addition having much pam ron her broken collar bone The injuEiss Of s Miss Richards about the back and the shock to her nevres are made fnuch more serious than wonid OrdihafilY be the case by reason cf the fact thst her health has been poor flor theRiast couple years. Not a great while ago she underwent very severe surgical operation for a spinal affection, and from this had not entire yly recovered. There was disinclination ,last night to forecast the probable outcome in her case.
 Mrs. Johnson il is believed will make rapid recovery. as the shock wears off from which she is now suf- fering This is of course all depend ,ent upon her escape from internal injuries for which there is yet the op' sporSunhy of development. although ithe Likelihood of new complications was considered considerable lessened Hast night.
 ! The full extent of the injuries of Mr Johnson is yet to be determined He had bad cut just below the righ' temple and reaching into the corner Of the eye His worst injury is ar Lh- .top of the spine and between the shoulder. It is possible that a broken bone will be found there, or that Ihs pain which he suffers in that regioa land the back will be found due to n jury to the spine He was told yes terday that she must remain in bed oi take the risk of very serious conse .quences, which might develop Uu1ei the very bess, ofs circumstances. Hg has been unable to moe since the accl dent without attendance of much pain
 Miss Elsie Johnson alone Of the party of four in the automobile escaH ed injury. She is also alone in re membering the details of the tuTnins over of the car, the other three hayinS been rendered unconscious with t2' first fall. She has viyiily impressed upon her mind, where 1t will remalt
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27
VICTIMS OF AUTOMOBILE WRECK
 BROUGHT TO CITY FROM DOUGLAS

as long as life lasts, the picture Of the car going over three different times. with its occupants hurled about her and she alone seemingly wedged m one position. between the seat and the floor She remembers the car turning in the road ahead of that which it had just passed and then the sickening sway as it rocked the frac- yion of a second before she saw 1t go- ing over. Then came the whirl as IL turned over. the splintering of top and wood work, snspping of steel, rush and tear of the still running engines, and above ali the thrush of the dust and dirt torn up from the road, stiff ing breath and blurring view in ,he lggt turn over Of the ear.
 Hiss Johnson did not faint, but she. is azy about what happened after this until they were in the GadssD hotel. and there her fine bravery and nerve suffered collapse for a httle while. She was alright yesterday physically. though near nervous breakdown because of her worry about the others.
 J. NJ Johnson said yesterday that at the time of the accident he belie'- ed he was running his car 20 miles an hour. He believes the cause of the accident to have been the casting uf a tire as he turned the ear back in the road. Whether it was a front or a rear tire had not been determined yes terday from examination of the wrsS& of the ear. Johnson remembered nothing from the moment Of turning
 his car back toward the center of the rod until he regained consciousness in bed in the Gadsen, hotel three hours later when. much mystified he .n-
 dlired of an attendant and learned oi the accident.
 Attending the injured back from pouglas yesterday were Mrs. Richards.
 mother of the injured girl ana her sister. Mrs. Miller They drove 70 1 Douglas at i o'clock yesterday morn ing in an automobile and remained with the injured women from then ua- 1 hi! arrival here.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27
SAN DIEGAN S
 GOOD BOOSTER
Q. w. Cotton Returns to His Home Filled with Admira- ton for New State-Boosts the Phoenix Country

The following is taken from tle Sur Diego Union. It tells of the return Of O. w Cotton, president of the Pa cifc Building company, who was re' gently in Bisbee, going from here 10 Phoenix;
 The immense volume of Arizona commerce immediately available for San Diego traffic upon the completion of direct railway connections and the evident advantages the building or the San Diego & Arizona railway will have over the Southern Pacific, not only in distances but grades as well -astonishes o. w Cotton. who has jIst passed two weeks in Arizona. Cotton returned 10 San Diego last evening.
 Just a word about Phoenix, the Salt River valley and the great min ing industries of southern Arizona, said NIT. Cotton. San Diego people do not realize the great importance of this back country to our seaport, nor the extent Of it's development at the present time
 Tn Phoenix | was impressed with the many fine new business guildinss and the number of handsome resi- ldences-homes costing more than . s1O.90O each. not few. but many oi | them. The amount of paving being i done is another good indication of the prosperity of the people. We fol lowed one paved street nine miles io
 tthe main canal carrying water from the great Roosevelt dam through the | Salt River valley.
 Every kind of crops were seen oi
 all sides in abundance-alfalta, sra'n'
 oranges and cotton. We traeled II!
 the canal through the valley to the d. verting dam. thirty-two miles iron l Phoenix, where the water Is diYerte' in the old Salt River bed between thi main canal and the Mesa canal to ward the east Every gallon of wate impounded in the Roosevelt dam | under control About 1000 mine-' | inches was flowing in the main cana Of the valley lands, approximatei forty miles long and from eighteen | twenty-eOnr, miles wi3e; 4a per cen II should judge, is under cultivation The balance remains to be deVeiope' II {
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27
WARREN POSTOFFICE
 APPOINTMENT STIR

The Warren postmastership is me immediate matter Of interest te poli- rfcians in the district. It has been so since official information was received on "Wednesday of anuullment of the order for the Folding of examination under civil service rules for selection Of g postmaster. With this order there came advices that the new deal was
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27
"Hov | Did Suffer From Coins fos Yearsi 'GETS-iT Got Them
 All h a Few OaNs!"

 Of is "goner" You apply GETS-IT in ? seconds, that's all "GETS-lT does the rest There's no more fuss ing. To more bandages to fix. no more salves to turn the flesh red and raw. No more plasters 10 get misplaced and press on the corn. No more ''puilling. TO more pain. no more picking and eouging. no more Fazors.
 'GETSIT'' stops pain, shriyels up the corn. and ihe corn vanishes ."GETSIT'' never fails, is harmless tO healthy flesh. Warts, calluses and bun .ons disappear.
 GETS-IT" is sold at drug stores al .-5c a bottle. or sent on receipt O. price by E Lawrence &, Co. Chicago Sold in Bisbee by Bisbee Drug Co. and Central Pharmacy and Phelps Dodge Mercantile Co.
 429
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27
Beats All How GETS
 IT" Gets Corns
The New-Pisn Corr Cure. No Fuss,
 No Pain. Sure and Quick

You never used anything like ~GETS-IT'' fer eorns. beforel You're sure al last that every stubborn corn that you've tried so long 10 get rid
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27

Batteries. Alexander and Dooln. NJ lifer: Curtis and Fisher
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27

H ]. HierI, head druggist of the Copper Queen dispensary, leaves on Monday for a vacation in Wisconsin: Mr Hierl will be absent about a month
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27
BETWEEN LOS AN eELgs AND HE PACIFIC

acfGaIII0rnla's foremost Hgath HeSOLt <sFFSS .s7sTKS Pressed ,AN--xSTAGA brick buildings; home like &nEs1S Large grouug strictly like electrical and
 
 hundreds the folder 'nS Paw ;Simrson Mgr
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27
OTEL LILLE
Z1NeXWXNkS'
AO4RZMeYES-LoSANcAEs

10th and Figueroa. Completely f'ir ished for housekeeping. Very cool; modeTn and homelike. 200 rooms; wide verandas, spacious lobbies; mu' sic room Easily accessible to all Joints. SPECIAL SUMMER RATES. Reserve accommodations now
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27
BASE BALL.

CContinued from Page D
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27
Hotel Lankershim

Broadway st Seventh. In the Shopping and Business Center
 Close to Ali Theaters.
 EUROPEAN PLAN. Rooms without bath, one occupant s15O and upward. Rooms with private bath, one occupant
 s2OU and upward. Restaurant la carte and table dhote
 at popular prices. autonc bile Bus service from all trains COOPER 6 DAVIS, Lessees-
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27
ASSOCIATION.

Minneapolis -.-.
 Milwaukee .-..s ..-.-. St Paul ...-...-. .-.----l Kansas City .-.- -,@.--S Columbus . .....- ..-...e Louisville -.s .s To.edo ..-----z Indianerglis ...-,s
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27

Batteries Walsh Benz, Russell ano ScaIk: V. Gregg. Carisch.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland ..-.... ..-.. 70
 Batteries: Walsh Benz, Russell ana Scalk: " Gregg. Carisch. Washington .. v Phi adelIhia ti 10
 Batteries: Millen Engie and Henry Ainsmith: Plank. Schang. Washington . .... ." " Philadelphia .. .....- ...lo II
 2ud game.
 Batteries: Groom Wilson and Hen ", Ainsmith: Brown Bender and I.af". Boston-New York: Postponed--'fet ground games tomorrow. Satrr- day.
 Detroi, ...5 10 1 St. Louis j. .-.... ...s.t....t 70 Batteries: Uauss, House. seamieeh 1 and stansge. Rondeau; Leyen. Agnev- tIl innings.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

FhNlFtS OOfN0t
 rean ". L, Pct Venice --.. -..--s --.. . San Francisco .... ------ V
 Batteries. Koestner Hardness, Fer guson and Elliott; Baker. schmidt. Oakland ..---.-.-'-9 Portland e.. -..- .-..-.-.9 lg
 Batteries: Killiiay, Christian, Mi'% and Crisp: Higginbotham, Fischer Sacramento --.-.----S Los Angeles 70 " Batteries: Arrelanes. Bliss IozF'' i Boles. ' Oakland .-.. .- ...-----.f | Portland .-.-.-. -.''ti
 End game
 Krause Berry.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27

Batteries. kOeStnet. ftai Nhcss' guson and Elliott; Baker, schmidt.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27

Batteries: Millen Engle and Henry Ainsmith: Plank. Schsng.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27

Batteries: Kililay, Christian. MI'i and Crisp; Higginbotham, Fischer
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-31
SITUATIONS WANTEo-FEMALE
STECIAL RATES Tor Situs-
IN NNantnd ado. llnnS TINA

STECIAL RATES Tor situs-
ton Wanted ads 3 lines time.
l0c; 3 times, zoe; times, 4oc.
WAS ED-Position by competent, ex-
perienced young lady stenographer,
insurance office preferred. Address r.
G, O., Box 400, care Georgian.
YOUNG LADY desires change of posi-
ton. Can DO general office work Ad-
dress Position, Box 49, care Georgian.
-1----- -
WANTED--For undergraduate nurse,
with several years experience IN nurs-
ing contagious diseases and children. in
city and country. Gail Nurse. Main
2263-J, or care Georgian.
QUIET girl desires position In office
years experience; good references
Can use tyne writer some. Must work
l.. b.. Box T26, care Georgian.
Position In office oy young
lady who has had nine weekB stem
ographic course Have had no ex-
perierce. Very willing to learn Address
+. l.. j., GA Williams street.
GOOD, single colored eirl without home
wants good home on the North side
with settled people smart ana willing to
do any kind Of work for "A good home
Wants work at once, also room fur
nished. Address C. r.. lGs East LINDEN.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-31
TEACHERS WANTED.

SCrIUOLS needing teachers ana teach
ers desiring schools should write US.
To schools we make nc charge for our
services to teachers very moderate
charge. Address Department Rs, Clan
ton & Webb, Managers. Rhodes Build
ing. Atlanta. Ga,
WANTED-Teachers for graded and
long term rural schools. Sheridan
Teachers Agency, So7 Gambler Bldg.
MAINLY village schools. Foster
Teachers Agency. SIG Third National
Bank Bldg, Atlanta, Ga.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-31
spEcIAL NOTICES.

;,,pp4, ~, THI,1INNKS-The FAMILY OF
Mrs Mrs. cassie e Griggs wishes fso to 2,s eHv
tend most grateful thanks 10 '4 ibeir mas as
l ',f1tnnca and sympathy during her re
Serf Illness and death and also 10 eXI &
g nTess thanks for the many beauuiui
an,al offerings ------------------
M AMI MRS J. F GOSsETT, ana ID
W y. Nnric May Gossett, wish to
hanks relatives, friends and eig {iirogs
FOR their kindness throue" h ei Raw
and death Of our be'oFeo o"D''
r1ond CiOsSett -------
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-31
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
SPECIAL RATES for situs-
tion Wanted ads: 3 lines time.
1nn. q tirrn &c .onn. z tirnan Aan


SNTFDINYonnR man aged 2e. with
exnerience desires nositiSn January
/ with fancy grocery business; can han
die advertising and stock. Address j.,
Box IS. care Sunday American.
WANTED-Men, IS to 90, Wishing to be
railway mail c erks: SIS month. APP
ply for information l. NJ. n, Box 10,
care Georgian.
| WANTED-Boy about IS to do general
office work j. K Orr Shoe Co, 80
Auburn Ave. Mr.. Butler.
WANTFD-A lob; III years experience
with car; good man for private fam
| lily or janitor; have job. but going to
change; can give good references. Ad-
dress b. M, 10 valentine street, Attain
ia, ia. --
WANTED-Clerical position. November
perience in banks. mercantile corpora
uons' Puohc accounting ana audltlne,
S59 =, cars 81 ce 49, Sf'Sli NoN''o'' QUA
-. - = 80 e - -
YOUNG MAN wants position as col
lector or clerk In store. References
FURNISHED. ADDRESS W. M H. Box $50,
care Georgian.
WANTED-Job of some kind by young
man where there is chance for pro-
motion. Address Shrlner, care Geor-
gan:
WANTED-Position as Chauffeur or
will work cheap; good references. j.
.. h. BOX 49,, care Georgian.
WANTED-Position as chauffeur col
ored, eight years experience. Phone
Main 4050-J. Standard 77S
WANTED--Posltion as stenogra pher
general office work by young man "a
four years experience Best references
Address A. A " care Georg an.
YOUNG ,colored man wants position
as butler; references. Address W,
/ Box sos. care Georgian.
WANTED Posjtjon. white man. good
cook and housekeeping 20i s For
syth St Joseph
WANTFD- Side line of wraDDire ma nor
naner hays and sta tiorarv Also n-,nch
hoard deals and any other side line If
good sellers. w. f. Palmer, Marble.
n. c.
EWEPYSNTTJ warte irsid. {oh viii
u,n,.ir ,irrt+ ~ 10, 90 IIou1ou ..,.,'at
w, NrI,r, -posttio.,, -, ,,,,,,r,, r,,,, wiz
nn6arstande gensrai orficee wnrii "nd
coIIecfjne Cool r,farenras
S3i Vbi1abaiI street 90
WATTED--I Dositio,, &C ,-ro,a,,, ,,I,rt,
In conr+ry +du,, ,tnre. t,va L.d ~ -
neriance ana can civ ,,oG rafararcss
tddraSs " r. 4 nars enmarica,'
ioCN.t co ored man wants posltlon 10
ooeI .nS S' h,,t,er vvn i a ',i am S1ou
tion Cod rsfsrences r,rnisbad NJ