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Hints for IIonsekcepers

Keep Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound always on hand, and you can
opickly head of cold by it's prompt
usc. II contains no opiates, heals and
.oothes the iuhamed air passages, stops
tho cough. and may save big doctor s
bill ln the yellow package. Schramm.
Johnson. Drugs, 1.-The Never Substi-
tutors, i've 90 good stores. (Advor-
Iiscmeht
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DIED


MANHART-In this city, January %,
Mrs Mary \ Manhart at her residence,
5si South Fourth East street. In her
sey enty-fourth year The body is 1T the
psrlors OF Ebcr w Hall, Notice of flu
neral later.
LUCE-Ai his home on Sixteenth South,
near the corner of Main. on January
-. Abraham X. Luce. in MS eighty fourth
year. The body is at tho parlors OF Bber
W. Hall. Notice of funeral later
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Comparative weather data az Salt Lake
CITY, January 26. 1913;
Highest temperature today was 81 de.
crecs: highest in this month since 1913
was so degrees; lowest last night was
cs degrees; lowest this month since 1874
vas 20 degrees below zero, mean temper. .
pcrature fer today WIS 50 degrees: normal
was .? degrees; accumulated dehciency
since the first OF the month Is DO de-
grces.
Relative humidity at 6 a. m. today was
so per cent: relative humidity at D. m.
today was - per cent.
total prec!pitation for the twenty -four
hours ending ut G y. m was none: total
FOR this month TO date Is ~ OF an inch;
accumulated deficiency Tor THIS month 10
date Is - of an inch: total precipita :
don since January i 20 dete is IA o.
an inch.
Sun rises 1.i3 Il. M. sun sets 5;3s .. M
January -. 1913.
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.
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WANTED
Wanted-Male Help.

WANTED-MAN TO TAKE CHARGE
AND DEVELOP a NEW LOCAL
BUSINESS. NO CAPITAL. REQUIRED.
MUST HAVE UNQUESTlONA-Bl>E
REFERENCES AS TO HONESTY AND
SOBR1ETf. SHOULD HAVE ABILITY
AS SALESMAN. AND SLIGHT KNOWL.
7. O. BOX I3iS. STATING HOW LONG
IN CITY. FORMER POSITIONS AND
LENGTH OF TIME IN EACH AND
FIRMS TO WHOM WE MAY REFER
n2154
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ABLE-noDIED MEN WANTED FOR
the u. S, marine corps. between the
ages OF 10 and So; must be native born
or have frst papers; monthly pay SlS 10
500; additional compensation possible.
;ood. clothing. quarters and medical
attendance free; after 30 gears service
can retire with 70 per cent OF pay and
allowances; service on board ship ana
ashore In all parts OF the world. Appiy
az Y. S. Murine Corps Recruiting Office,
l6S Main ST., Salt Lake City, Utah. no
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FUNERAL NOTICE

STAYNER-Funeral services for Bernard
L. Stayner. who died In this city Jan
1tary a. will be held al the n>ortuary
chapel OF s. -. Evans, 4s South Stale
street. Today tMonday) at p. m. In
torment Mount Oliyet
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult county clerk or tic respective
signers for further information
--~--~--~-~-0-~~0-~-~-~~~~~~-
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
John Sharp, deceased.
The undersigned will sell at private
sale the following real property located
Ia Salt Lake City. Ctah:
Commencins a, point 45i feet north
20. plat 4. Salt Lake City survey in
Salt Lake City. Utah: thence north
22 e-12 feet: thehce east 81 feet: thence
south sSs feet; thence west { feet: thence
north i5a feet; thence west so feet 10 the
point of beginning; together with Ali
rights Of way and easements appurtcnanf
thereto or used herewith, on or after
Thursday, the 30th day OF January. 1919
ana ,,1o writtcn bids vii be received at the
Ueseret News building, Salt Lake Cit,,
Utah: terms of sale. cash upon conf rrno
ton by the court. '''
Dated Jan. 18th. 1918
John SHARP,
WILLIAM c. SHARP
+. L. WILLIAMS
Executors and trustsas under tho Mill -.
John Sharp. deceased '' VI
Young & Moyie attorneys p,,1o
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WANTED.
Wanted-Feraale Help.

GIRLS ~ ALL DEPARTMENTS Ar.
Fly READY FOR WORK Ar A. NJ
ANp +. NJ DAILY. TROY LAUNDRY
~ SOUH 9Th EAST
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FOUNDRY.

STOVE CASTINGS, PATTERNS FOB
$4,000 different stoves. general soun-
dry work Western Foundry & Stove
Repair Works. Waaatch S47$ kz79e
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WANTED-fOR L. s. ARMY. ABLE
bodied unmarried men, between ages OF
is and So; citizens OF United states. or
good character and temperate habits
who can speak. read and write Enslish
language. For information apply TO re-
cruiting officer Walker Bank bldg.
Main and md So sts.. salt Lake city,
Utah. n2f6
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For Rent-Houses Furnished.

a-ROOM MODERN EXCEPT HEAT,
in good shape: 2 blocks from o. S. L.
depot; also Main at. Wasatch 56i9-J
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING c

~~~O~~~--~----~~--~--->-~~ >-~~-~-->~~>~~~-->~~~---~~
JOHN ]. LAAS, MECHANICAL ENCJ-
neer; structural designing, general
drafting, inveDting specially. e02
Kearns bldg. w 1925. n2366
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For Rent-Stores and Offs

FOR RENT-VERY DgsIRA BILE WARE
house On o. 8. L. switch; doubis tuf
ment end 2-story brick electric dI1
tor floor scales, heating plant aud hug'
reasonable. Phone Exchange S1t; ~.
land SoS. t1ii
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ALL KINDS CUT FLOWERS FRESH
from greenhouse. Porter Walton Co,
"a State. nsTsi
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TWO SMALL STORES, WITH Eli
CANT fronts. suitable for jowelef. 6e'-
LIST. coal and real estate offices. and ca
nected with second floor for mIhhs7.
suits, etc. etc: very best locktol N
city. Nellesy's. 274-2T6 Main Bt m
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BOARD AND ROOM IN PRIVATE
family home cooking. for ono or two
young men l45 So. E.h East n249S
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL STockHol
GRS' MEETING

Notice is hereby given that ,b.-
sSe held a special meeting OF the stoS,I
hosders OF Utah Savings &: Trust corr
psny, at the Office of said COMPANY. No
SGt Main street. Salt Lake City. irtsb
upon Monday. the Ord day OF FabSm-
arg, 1913. az 10 O'clock a. M, for tho
purpose OF amending paragraph 4. ar
ticls :, Of the articles OF INCORPORATION
Of said Utah Savings &. 1ri1r companw.
~ empowering the board OF directors 10
creete any additional offices OF the cor
poratton that may be necessary to carry
rn the general business OF the corpora
ilon- Done In pursuance Of a resolu.
i.on OF It's board or directors
Dated this l1th day OF January 1918
w S. MCCORMICK President
n. q. HALL. Secretary.
naan
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Furnished po..

HOTEL SHELTON, I21 s. 10 s>~.~s
:, newly furnished. 46 bath. IE4pfI
LerIns reasonable % room. and gsd,s
c.e1.. uy q
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WANTED.
Miscellaneous,

WILL SHIP CAR II. II. GOODS TO LOS
Angeles and one 10 Chicago and one 70
Portland and one TO Florida next ten
DAYS; very Teasons bic rates. krnooU van
Storage Co. 7a So. Main n2sus
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HAT FACTORY.
FURNITURE REPAIRING.

W. WILLIAMS &c SON. 1e6 ST. WAS
lbf6-W- Upholstering. chairs rccaned
c342
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DREsSMAKING.
MUSIC TEACHER,

EXPERIENCED GGRai'n a and advtras'
teacher wishes beginneTs ain Mind Irsf'
pupils on violin ana a. pank bbE,,
merts Room "A, Deseret ' ~
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FOR RENT.
For Rent-Houses Unfurnished.

BROOM BRICK. SUMMER KITCHEN,
range. ! acre ground, chicken coops.
18th South and State. Murray 100
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING

BEST PRICES PAID FOR End HAND
clothing. w. Gllckman II South West
Temple. Was. 4513. nl5S3
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LAUNDRIEs.

TALsCS LAUNDRY cscus CO q
Office 20 ". Second SOUTH tpsyspsssch pnsch 10
office 79 Z. Second Scnth, s7iG
office 33 Il, Third South. iyiapd ~
Works 758 e. Fourth soulsns
Laundry brought to offices "
pei cent. -Sav Spesish
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Furniture Moving.


nOL oEnULD GOUDS. pIANOo, Ok'tICN
furniture, safes. etc. Alex Pickering
Transfer Co cSa&
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Weather forecast for Salt Lake CITY >ano
tho state OF Utah-Cocal: Far monoaS
and Tuesday
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OF ALI. KINDS WANT
ed. viii pay YOU FIRST class prices. Fish
er & Robbins Co. 100 So w Temple.
Sf7i e2oo
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COLORS RESTORED.


IN CARPETS. OLD. FADED AND
colorless rugs and carpets made to look
lke new. without injury To the most
costly fabric. Prices reasonable FTnnh
Martin, 56 w. 1st South, Phone Wasotch
1850 n7o6
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DANCE-LEARN no DANCE. WALTZ.
two-stcp. three-stcp, taught In four
iessone. 6S Po5toffce place, bet. Main
and West Temple. Dancing Tuesday.
thursday and Saturday nights, MIR. ana
Mrs. Woodward. ioatructoro Lessons
daily m2445
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

RANGES CONNECTED. $3.50; WATER
Jackets cleaned. 81; l. Jackets. 81:
stoves repaired Ontario CT Phone
Wasatch 6il4-W.
LINTNGS. CRATES AND WATER
Jackets. ali makes. work guara nteed:
O. n. Joyet. foundry g 9TH w. Wa
satch 1890 f1iss
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JAPANESE GENERAL AGENCY.
Help OF all kinds furnished. Phone Wa.
catch 1911. 256 West 1st South. f34O4
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AT ONCE. THREE BRIGHT CAPABLE
ladiea over Il 10 travel. demonstra!e
Sshd sell dealers: SIS 20 $50 per week; T. r.
ere paid; Utah and northern tcrrltotS-
Goodrich Sales Co. CO Il. Fourth Sontnro, p,
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKES AMI
emhallper. l6t So. West Temple. Phon,
SOB d,
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MEMS UNCALLED-EOR TAILOR
made suits and overcoats at sacri-
Hcc. Spiolberg Tailoring Co.. 81 w. SEE
ond South hlSc4
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APPLES-POTATOES

FOX FRUIT FARM APPLES. S5C PER
bushcI; potatoes. SOC. per husnei. de-
h.ered. Phone Murray 13-J m37Si
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MASSAGE.
BUTTONS,
BOWLING ALLEYS.


WINDSOR BOWLING PARLORS. 2z6
Main. Prizes each week for ladies'
nlgh scores m55l
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

TO PATIENT lkNGNIlUNs. HEGI0rhH
trade mark or copyright. see J. Nj
Thomas, a0s Utah Savings Trust bldg
o13A
SCOTT q co. ALL COUNTRIES;
terms reasonable. ?29-7 Judge bldg.
gso7
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CEIROPRACTOLS

O~~>D~~~~--~>--~~~~-~-~~ -~-~~>-~~~~~~~~-~~~-~-~
CECIL az CECIL. GRADUATE CHIRO-
practors. Incurables and female trou-
bes our speciality, Consultation free
Suite 403. 235 Main ST. mis-
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2 FUEN. RMS. FOR LIGHT Honsr
Keeping; 364 z, 9th SO. ~,
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CUT FLOWERS.

~~-~-~~>--~~~~~|c~~>->~
uGDDAK1 FLORAL CO. SO so. MAIN
ST Phone lQe Cut flowers and su-
crsl designs. n1632
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aGi NINTH AVE, FOUR MODERN I)N-
furnished rooms, $50: 7-room modern
house on 4 street exceptionally nice
place.
BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS co
Wasatch 2030 n269J
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CARPET CLEANING.

TEL HY. 201B FOR CARPET AND RUG
cleaning. S. L. Carpet Cleaning Co, 43s
7th East h8707
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CATTLE MARKETS.

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSales B.. Union StOck lards.)
Report OF live stock market for TIE
week:
Best steers. 7gQS3c: medium 20
good, u7lc.. common TO fair, 539
clc.: best heifers, ga itc., medium 70
GOOD. aga 5Ac.; common 20 fair, sac
Ole. best cows. 5t6sc.; medium o.
1000. 81 cole. common 90 lair. sac
sac. best oxen, Ga Ibc-. medium 90
good. g. o. &C.; common 20 IalI, 4t4
a2c.; bulls, 4406tc., best calves, so
9c. iair 90 good, ga Sc: dicks, foc..
Cows and calves, $4,000 1000 per
head. Best hogs, SO 95c.; hght hogs.
S0S1c: soWs and stays, STA
77c.. best lambs, l1Q &c,
medium 20 good, 81 4Ic.. common %
fair. 4ft5c: best sheep, ga 61c.i talr
20 good 5U &C.; commontO tair, St4
4lc spring lambs, $4,000 per head.
New -Beeyes-flrm- Steers.
S6I0E $50. bulls st.-l 9S.oo; cows.
s2.50U6.50. lalycs-Feals. 250 SOC.
higher. others steady. Neals, SS.5oQ
1880. culis. S6Q 500; barnyard calves
and ycariings. SAC $50. Sheep and
Iambs-Steady 20 shade lower sheep
s5U6.T5. cu4s, $3.50 l 400. lambs
$3.50 $50. culls, S14l5o. sprine
lambs. $4,000 6.35. Hogs-flrm q
zoe. higher at $3.50 0l0l0.
Chicago. Ii.-Hoss-Wea k. Bulk %
sales. S915n9.40. Cattle-Stron <
, Beeyes. S1I009.20; cows and heiiers
$500 $40. calves, So $50. sheep
strong at S6uL0J. lambs, $IQ $50
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-08

she sc.,k possession 81 their home She
sold an Cd ice box 60 a peodlcr. Who.
anon examining The Interior. to0no
a wallet ccnto mink Sies.So and
small muslin baC with s. in silver pa X.
Miss Sawassi happened % bc near
.,.ser the money VAS found. however.
and r.-consitcret The oorEaiti. ms
o,,doior contenSed that Re alre&S% hAo
bought the box and insisted That ~
Keen The money. Miss SawasSt Viii
sake the ease 20 court. she sl-s Snc
money! Ms thnf 81 her father. bat the
ro.s1fsr SAYS she does not know Nhcth-
~ az In or not
/ tr.,-wsug So closely ofter thc rntinS
~ about $500 in she and sac So'c GER
i ttncates in the iumcliata NiclnltN 81
J.. frr S1VasN home. tac incident mss
p -,f.z.F considerable excitement tr
D SD-th r.eaNeaworth ana hundreds CT
Drcnic have resumed their search 70
b che mother lode.
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URGE PASSAGE OF
ALIEN LAND BILL
California People Demand That
Tokyo Set Forth Objections
Explicitly.

SO RANFF,NTO. CAL Special
.s...----,,.,-,t TODAY anong the members /
81 the Cauforuta LEGISLATURE toNoreo \
th.. n0optiun OF an ant-4licn lan0 ol" I
efr-,tf,r a. tnc one that hrCH<ht Sccrc- /
fsr- 81 state Bryan across the CONT (
s,cr1t 10 confer over the matter
Thfs is the statement today OF lead
e~s Aithough during tnc NOR rims ac-
tual work marked time N1t,..,e ~ q
further answer from N asoln-l 81 ~
Questions Submitted 20 President WI
SON hr Secretary krfaEt. SCI. tiilt.t l.-
{ iav evidently was more strongly IN
+ favor 90 the art.-1hen nl- US" ~ " -
. rreferfnv I'm addition To the lceNnE
# tnae developed following ycstcrooy
4 conference. when tne LEGISLATORS heard
Itrc mcssarc from the President there
WAS Celnr today shat IoSyo should
state definitely the ob-cctlon ~ mas 70
the proposed LEGISLATION here
The LEGISLATORS are disappointed &C
81 tr. statement from Bryan. They be-
loved thar bis Nisit meant mat ne
would disclose the otsrlcu,otic expires
b sfons that had passed between the
United states and Japan Tn regard 20
,ffra matter When they found that
!, the Secretary merely desired 70 am
-rsr- rto rfrterncnt sent 90 Governor
o. johnson in a telegram there was dis
.tinct DISAPPOINTING
sBc specific" is the demand hearc
( on every hand today.
rf there was actual objection q
L trr land U..a as NfoL l-eN. tL" l-al1--
4 tors feel that thcy are entitled 20 know
d .s.erftrfv what that objection was.
Accordingly they VII ask tina
Fl TaunD. fhrourh che NisCcunt Chinct
ambassador from the Mikado's gov
eminent % Washington. tell the stat
g Department what ts on1ecuonaple, an
4. ffrf trfe statement bc transmitte
u r-a-flv 20 the lawmakers
"a. Members point out that the Japc
T. -,r-, government made no prOtcl
y. arainst similar laws m other state
~ They Say that the Secretary q Stai
{, himself WAS evidently unaware of %
ID. massage of these laws. and they b'
81 rseve that ff the question in Californ
presents diplomatic com plicauors. ~
b. same complications were presented
81 other cases Therefore. they ask N
w the japanese government De asked
~ saw WHY ft objects in the case cf Ca
yef fcrria ard why it did not object
r-f other cases.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-08

New k.-Flour-Stcady Wheat
-Firm: 30. 2 red. S11l30113; No
1 northern, Duluth. Sl0os Corn
Quiet at 5740 5Sc.
Wool-Steady Hides and Leather
Steady Rosin-Quiet Turpentine
STEADY. machine barrels. 45tc Petro-
leufn-Steady SugRr-Raw and re-
Gned. steady. Coflce-Spot. quiet,
Rio. No z. tlzc.. Santos. No. 4. 1876.
mild. dull. Cordoga. l51l7c.. Mons
nal. p0tat0es-Steady; Florida, new.
barrel. s350N $50. sweets. Jersey.
basket. Si250i.65 Caboages and
Peanuts-Steady and unchanged.
rreights-Easy: grain 10 London, Sd
Baltimore. Md.--Wn eat--f1rIner !.
contract, 1907 ccrn-Firmer; con
tract. 5Eac. Oats--Ffrm: No. white
i00 4otc.: standard. white, sSetSs5e
/ Rye--Quiet; 40. ] western. 6s4 foc.
No 2 western. 65Nsec
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DENTAL INFERNO CsIAiE)
June 4. 1913.

an open competitive examination
for dental inferno. for men only, on
June &. 1918. 20 on q Vacancy In this
position az $500 per annum. with
maintenance. ia the Government Hos
nitai for the Insane, Washington, ID.
a.. and vacancies as they may occur
I'm positions requiring similar quail
fcations. Persons who desire this eN-
animation should az once apply either
to the United STATES Civil Service
Commission. Washington. ID. c, for
annucation and examination Form
500
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-08
ASSISTANT N ANIMAL PATH
OLOGN iMALEl
June A. 1918

An Open competitive examination
Ger assistant in animal pathology. for
men only. ON june =. 1913, 20 I'm va
rlulles in this position in the Bureau
ol Animal Industry. Department OF
Agriculture. at salaries rar cling from
Sfa00 to 81 500 a year Persons who
leslr. ftts examination should at once
apply Go the United states Civil Ser
tice Conn lssiou Washington. ID C.,
lcr application and examination Form
1912
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UNITED STATES CIVIL
SERVICE EXAMINATION
SUPERINTENDENT OF FARM AND
TRANSPORTATION (MALEl.

The United states Civil Service
Commission announces an open con-
pctitiye examination for superinteno-
ent OF farm and transportation. for
men only, on june 4, 1918. to MI
vacancy in this position in the United
states Penitentiary, Atlanta. Ga, AZ
$500 a year. and vacancies as they
nay occur in positions requiring SIM
lar qualifications. Persons who de-
sire this examination should az once
aunly 70 the United States Civil Ser
vice Commission, Washington, ID. c,
Tor application aud examination Form
500
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-08
LABORATORY APPRENTICE
(MALE).

An onpn competitive examination
for laboratory apprentice. for men
crlv ou june and s. 1913. 20 FIJI
vacancies in thls position Boo the
Ifl..l OF Standards. Department Of
Commerce. 81 salaries ranging from
$50 % $3.50 per mnum- Persons Who
desire This examination should 40 once
anuly 20 the United states Civil Ser
ricr Comm sslou. Washington. ~. c.
for Form 1912
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-08

An open competitive examination
lor ala. Tor men only. on June 3 and
s. 1912. 10 fn a large number az va
canciea in the position Of aid and desk
Office. ln the Coast and Goodetic Sur.
vov Persons who desire this e1-
animation should at once apply 70 the
United States Civil Service Commits
sion. Washington. - c. for Form
1912
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-08
MAP CoLORIsT
June Z. 1918

An open competitive examination
for map colorist. for both men and
women. on June &. 1913. 10 hu vacan-
cies as they may occur In this posi-
ton. at salaries ranging from $500 TO
$40 a year. In the departments az
Washington. ID. c. Persons v no de-
sire this examination should az once
apply 20 the United states Civil Ser
vice Commission. Washington, ID c.
Tor application and examination Form
1903
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-08
NAUTICAL EXPERT tMALE)
June 4. 1913.

An open competitive examination
Tor nautical expert. for men only, on
June 4. 1913. 20 nh vacancies as they
may occur in this position az a sal
arg OF $1,000 per annum. IA the Hydro
graphic Office. Bureau OF Navigation,
Nayy Department Persons who de-
sire this examination should az once
apply 20 the United states Civil Ser
vice Commission. Washington, ID. c.,
Tor application and examination Form
1912
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-08

June 2 1913

40 open competitive examination
fog Mode. maker lor men only &c MI
a vacancy ln this position az salary
ranging lrom sd 500 10 $500 a year,
ga the Once Of Public Roads, Depart
meni az Agriculture Persons VINO de-
sire thls examination should nc once
apDiy for Form 1900 20 the United
states Civil Service Commission,
Washington. ~. q.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-08
OPPOSE PROPOSED
PEACE JUBILEE

RgCHN ON D. VA-Special.-
ru-osftion on tne part of The Con-
fe.sarare Memorial Literary coclet1 Il
and others who believe 20 would De a T
shane and an outraEc 90 hold me
..-....-1aa Fe.ee Jubilee here ln 1919 4
81 celebration 80 the nltcth anniver-
sary ~ thc end % tne war tfttw ee-l
f-e states Wan only send 90 strengthen
--r enthusiasm ~ those -cnino tl-
movement according 20 ~hAEles Az
herman. president ct thc Retail Aer-
chants Association
ar. Koruna. scfag. that nothing oi
rr- consequence las ever been accom-
rrtshef without opposition o. some
SORT erl Do was Co. Pc ntt,,l A--4 eAfc-t
ef that the Peace Jubilee lneNti.it-
would enccurter some otStaclcs- HOW
ever this wlu strengthen che move
lne-r an the more. and, ln frE opinion.
Iee.- practically insure us success
Af tne same time air. Norman lct
i- le known that it was tlr trom ms
mtni Go crllllsc the women VINO 1rt
.r.-lnrfr- fnn project though ne --a
-r--r tnat some os thC ladies even
r.-trr.l o. oppose tnC location az Atl
Monument on lts present site in tle
west End about tn erty years 41l.
.lausrr hat lt WAS 600 gag our in the
country. ana tlAt the cist wo-l- A-f
Grow as Gar a. the monument
az IL IarEel1 Up g. tht city 90 teicn-
--r-T -n decide whether SO wants t1e
srrlfee.~ Mr. herman went on "our
association haas endorsed tnc tcea AMI
rr.r ieaNe no stone ultlrueu 60 rilh'
|lt a success. DUR ~ COURSE ~a-
nut put ir rhroueh alone Do Mal
Ue ru 10 au thc LlFic ORGAN izat on
ard rhe citizens generally 90 rut tntl
( shoulders 90 the wheel ana give ~
( shove MeluwhIe. our special com
: nirtee. Ia charEe % prelirlinarie-