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The San Francisco call., 1913-07-29
Shipping Intelligence
ARRIVED

Sunday. July 27.
pm. yacht Olga Gale, hours from Santa
Cruz ballast to master.
Monday. July IS.
a. M schr Bertha Dolheer Erickson 13
days from Semnof islands, 81, 600 Goldfish and
12S barrels herrings to Pacific States Trading
company.
/ so a. m. stmr Del Norte. Sanford 81 hours
from Crescent City; $4,000 feet lumber to
Hobbs. Wall Co.
2:1o a. M schr Oregon, Mellberg, IL days
from San Pedro; ballast to master.
2:20 a. M. stmr Aroline, Sears. 76 hours from
Seattle 1,507 tons coal to Western Fuel com
pany; 100000 feet lumber to Charles Nelson
company.
$50 a. M. stmr Norwood. Knudsen. 60 hours
from Grays Harbor; bound SOUTH put In for pas
sengers and fuel.
a. M. stmr Isthmian Hail. 66 hours from
Tacoma put in to finish loading.
from San Pedro; ballast to c. Il. Mccormick
& Co.
e:25 a. m stn1r Rose City. Rankin As hours
from Portland. via Astoria 40L hours; passen-
gers and merchandise to San Francisco and Port
land Steamship company.
$50 a. M. stmr Yale Bartlett. is hours from
San Pedro; passengers and merchandise to Pa
cffc Navifation company.
II AS M, stmr Portland Johnson AZ hours
from San Pedro; 1000 tons wheat to Globe
Mills.
150 a. M, stmr Bear, Nopander. 23 hours
from San Pedro; passengers and merchandise TO
San Francisco and Portland Steamship company.
1915 p. M, stmr Bandon Lindberg, 40 hours
from Bandon; 100000 feet lumber TO A. f. Esta
brock.
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners of
the Pacific
Especial Dispatch to The CALI

SAN PEDRO July 2s-Northern Pacific steam
er Yucatan arrived from Portland via San Fran
cisco, and after landing passengers and freight
proceeded for San Diego.
Steamer Vanguard completed dischargeso of 37o.-
600 feet of lumber for various eonsgnees and
cleared for Eureka to reload, taking passengers
and freight for West Coast Steamship company
at San Francisco.
Steamer william Chatham arrived this morn
ing from Port Townsend carrying cargo or poles
and plng consigned to Wier & Jordan Co.
Steamer Avalon will complete discharge OF
$50. 0o0 feet of lumber for Southern California
Lumber company and Is scheduled to clear to-
morrow for Wilapa harbor to reload, taking
passengers and freight for San Francisco.
Steamer Westerner arrived this morning from
Albion carrying 900 feet of lumber consigned
to Consolidated Lumber company at Wilmington:
Steamer Siskiyou has completed discharge of
es5. 600 feet of lumber for r. K Wood Lumber
company and Is scheduled to clear Tuesday for
Bellingham in ballast to reload.
Steamer James Higgins. after discharging par
tial cargo of lumber at Redondo Beach, arrived
from Fort Bragg via San Francisco with re-
steamer Northland arrived from Redondo
Beach with balance of lumber cargo loaded at
Portland
ASTORIA. July 2s.-steamer Alliance sailed
steamer Sue H. Elmore arrived last night from
TiIIamook with freight and passengers.
from San Francisco with cargo and will load
lumber for return.
Tank steamer Catania arrived this morning
Norwegian bark Marco Polo sailed this even
ing for the United Kingdom with cargo of
grain.
ABERDEEN. July 2s.--Steamer Lindauer ar
rived from San Francisco this morning with a
large consignment of fresh fruit and vegetables.
Schooner Dauntless arrived from Honolulu and
Is loading at the e. X Wood mill in Hoquiam.
Steamer Carmel for San Francisco and Tahoe
for San Pedro were among the days departures
Schooner A. b. johnson cleared for Callao
with $50, 900 feet Of lumber.
PORTLAND. July 2s.-When it sailed to-
night for San Francisco and other California
ports the steamer Canine, Captain Ahiin, had
so passengers and 800 tons of general freight.
The steamer Yellowstone is due to arrive
tonight from San Francisco with 4S0 tons of
cement and 400 tons of general freight.
The British steamer Hawkhead Is loading
$50 600 feet Of lumber for Australia at the
Clark e Wilson mills. She is under charter
to A. +. Thane & Co.
SEATTLE, July 2s-Arrived-Steamer Presi-
dent. from San Diego.
sailed-Barges Washington, Palmyra, south
eastern Alaska.
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Notice TO Mariners

Portland Ore, July -. 1913.
The following affects the aids to navigation
In the seventeenth Lighthouse district:
Washington. seacoast-Willspa hay outside bar
gas and whistling buoy. PS heretofore reported
not burning relighted July 81. and po-
sition changed. Buoy is now located about 900
feet by (magD of former position. Bearings
will be published later. The candle power was
changed 10 $50 candies, c. & G. s. charts 61S5.
610O Light list, Pacific coast. 1912, p. 40. Buoy
list. Pacific coast, 1911 p. 42
Oregon Coos Bay-North split jetty buoy. l.
second class can heretofore reported adrift. was
renlaced June so.
Washington. Columbia river-Msrtin island
light. heretofore reported temporarily dlscon-
tinued, re-established temporarily about Eve
yards south Of former position. July il. Now
shown from an arm attached to tree about six
feet above the water. VIII he replaced in cor
rect position as soon practicable.
Washington, Washington sound. ship harbor--
Shannon Point buoy, ? second class nun. found
out OF position July u. was replaced same date.
Washington. Washington sound Bellingbam
hsy-POst Point bell buoy Up. heretofore re-
ported missing, replaced Julys 10.
Washington. Washington sound Bellingham
Bay-Starr Rock buoy. 2. second class nun. found
out Of position July Il. replaced same date.
c. & G. s. charts 1854 5000. 6144. 6377 6.TS,
$3.50. $500 Light list Pacific coast 1912. p.
40. No. 100. Buoy list. Pacific coast, 1911. pp.
2S. IS and 80.
By order Of the bureau Of lighthouses.
HENRY l.. BECK. Tnspostfl
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
The LurIine's Cargo

The steamer Lurline, out for Honolulu on
The 22d, had cargo valued at 1882. 30Os and in
cluding the following: 81 bbl7 -four 3T4 ctls
barley, 30,3$0 lbs beans, 7.702 lbs and 307 .cs
bread. 11.490 lbs butter. . 40 lbs cheese. 800
IS eggs, $40 lbs and &c cs candy. 954 cs canned
goods, 9340 lbs Goldfish. 37T5 lbs dried fruit
$3.50 lbs and 45 bxs raisns. l 1853 pkgs fresh
fruit. 1.S17 pkgs potatoes 450 SKIS onions / AS
lbs fresh meat AZ. 80 lbs lard. 45 100 lbs hams
and bacon. 3.SS4 lbs hops. 800 bales hay, l 2e9
lbs dressed poultry, - coops live poultry II. eco
lbs rice, 105 cs, 1877 bbls and 10 half bbls
salmon, 20 tons salt. 100 $50 lbs sugar 1900
Ibs tea, 80 cs whisky, s.745 gals and ) cs
wine. . cs brandy. 219 pkgs beer. 20 cs
liquors. go gals spirits, 2,042 pkgs United
States army supplies, 81 stationery. 27 pkgs
saddlery, "a rolls leather. 81 boots and shoes.
e.537 cs tin plate. 2S pkgs tank material %, 464
his and % pkgs bread, 35 cs cigars and cigar
rttes. 1.1S0 bbls road oil. 10000 bbls fuel oil.
DDS bbls and $50 refined oils. $50 rolls and
1913 pkgs roofing. 3oO14 lbs lead, 81 pkgs ma
chinery. 195 pkgs electrical goods 81 coils rope,
'.410 SKIS cement, 4s5 cs kerosene, 6,397 lbs
ropper wire, 30 pkgs material, 4 auto
mobiles and % pkgs parts. 16 cs arms and
ammunition, 620 bbls asphalt, Sc pkgs agrieul-
tural implements, 3S bales hags. 5000 bricks,
B24 pkgs paints As mules. IL horses
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SING SING AUTHORITIES
FIND DYNAMITE PLANT
RebelIi0us Prisoners Confined on
Bread and Water-8O VIII be
Transferred to Auburn

OSSINING. N Y. July 2S.-Close
watch was kept on the convicts in
Sing Sing today to prevent another
revolt.
The discovery of two sticks of dy
Mantle in a cell last night indicated
that the plots of the rebellious pris-
oners to destroy property as a pro-
test against prison conditions are not
yet over.
Three hundred and fifty of the most
rebellious prisoners who have been on
bread and water in their cells for the
last few days, probably will not be
given their usual freedom until after
the transfer tomorrow of so or more
of them to Auburn.
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WIRELESS REPORTS
FROM SHIPS At SEA
nv MARCoNI WIRELESS

These reports are received direcus
from the Pacific coast stations u
Marconi wireless company:
Sunday. July 21
sTFAmrR ]. A. CHANsLoR-From Port San
I-,,is for Honolulu: 8 p. 1.23s miles from @
Honolulu; light northeast breeze smoo.n sea
STEAMER HENRY T. scoTT-From San pearpt aapt
N m. of Point Sur: passed pleasure saeh. ,,
o. o. x R'sS s0u'"
STEAMER MoNGoLIA-From San Fran9isco n1n 1,Ies Ies
Yokohama via Honolulu; : ?. m., i'oAo A
west of Honolulu; all we'll
STEAMER LURLINF-From San Francisco 1or
Honolulu: D. M. 1,e26 miles from San frah-
cisco; all well.
STEAMER SANTA RITA-From Port San isuis s1s
for Honolulu: p. M. $50 miles from for' san
Luis: all we'll
STEAMER ARGYLL-From Port San LUIS saa, aor
Portland; .. M, 120 miles south Oh san
Francisco all well.
STEAMER wAsHTENAw- Seattle TOT
Port san Luis; y. M, $50 miles north OF san
Francisco all well.
SHIP ERsK1NE M PHELPs-From Port sa, San
Luis for Honolulu; p. M, % hhes iiOa'
STEAMER ENTERPRIsE-From Hilo for San
Francisco; S p. M, 726 miles from San fran
cisco: all we'll
STEAMER HoNoLULAN- Honolulu a TOT
San Francisco; D. m, $50 miles ifoui oan
Francisco all well.
STEAMER HyADEs- From Honolulu for san san
Francisco: s p. M, 1857 miles from san
Francisco; all well.
STEAMER SIERRA-From Honolulu for san
Francisco: D. M / 500 miles from San Fran
cisco; fresh east-northeast wind; weather
clear: barometer 30.1S; air TO; all We'll
BRITISH STEAMER PERs1A-From Aokohama Iaa
via Honolulu for San Francisco; p. M, 400
miles from San Francisco; all we'll
STEAMER KoREA--From Honolulu for san
Francisco: p. M. ,s45 miles from San fran
cisco; all well.
SAN FRANCISCO July 2s
A NJ A mile
San Francisco at p M
STEAMER CAPTAIN A. f. LUCAS-With barge
el in tow: 333 miles north of San Francisco at
STEAMER NoRwooD-or Pigeon point at
STEAMER GOVERNOR Point Pinos at 8
STEAMER GENERAL HuBBARD-1s miles
north of San Francisco at p. M
STEAMER wILLAMETTE-35 miles north OF
San Francisco at p. M.
BRITISH STEAMER PERsIA-145 miles out at
SEATTLE. July IS
TUG TAToosH-with barges washngton a;;tsa and a,r
Palmyra in tow; Seattle to ketchikan' on
Bush point at p m.
STEAMER ATLAS-ssn Francisco to Vancouver;
OH discovery 's''"' ASTORIA. July 2s
STEAMER cor. E. I. DRAKE-with barge o5
in tow. San Francisco to Seattle; 6lo miles
north OF San Francisco at p M
STEAMER ]. B. STETsoN-Willapa bay for San
Francisco; IA miles north OF North heaa at
EAST SAN PEDRO, July 2s.
STEAMER wHITTIER-s p. M. 80 miles east
Of Point Conceptions; northbound.
STEAMER CITY OF sYDNEY-July 81. p. m,
536 miles south of San Francisco; southbound
STEAMER vANGUARD-s p. m. of Point Fir
min; northbound -
STEAMER F. A. KILBURN-Passed in at
q.
STEAMER SAN RAMoN-7:3o p. M. abreast OF
Eureka.
STEAMER WATsoN-145 miles north of San
Francisco at p. m.
STEAMER wAsHTENAw-245 miles north of
San Francisco at 8 p. m,
STEAMER HENRY T. sCoTT-of Point Gorda
at D.. M
STEAMER w. F. HERRIN-s34 miles north of
Monterey at p.
STEAMER Ell sEGUNDo-7 p. m, of Cape
Blanco.
STEAMER ARGYLL-125 miles north of San
Francisco at p m.
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TEST OF RATES is DENIED
Court Refuses to Direct Railroad to
Make 30 Day Trial

ST. PAUL, Mimi. July 2s.-Applica-
tion by state officials for an order di-
recting the Chicago and Great West
ern railroad to put into effect for
test period of so days the new Mime
sofa passenger and freight rates was
denied by Judge Wallard in the fed
eral district court today. The court
suggested that state officials pursue
the proper course in the case, of max
ing application for the dissolution, of
the injunction against the road and
August Is was fixed as the time when
the motion will be heard.
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PATROL WAGON JOINS
IN CHASE AFTER MEN
Fair Suspected of Store Burglaries
Are Captured by Their
Pursuers

If. T. Wilson and William OConnor.
who, the police say. may be responsible
for several rooming house burglaries
near Third and Mission streets, were
arrested yesterday after a chase in
which a patrol wagon. a policeman and
q score of citizens Joined.
The men were acting suspiciously
near Third and Bryant streets and at
tracted the attention of store keepers.
When a policeman was called the men
ran. Patrolman James TUFTS. respond
ing to the call, came as the men ran
west in Bryant street. Louis Holz,
driver of the patrol wagon, also took
up the pursuit.
The men were caught after a run of
two blocks.
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(. S. Branch Hydrogrnphic once

branch Of the United States photographic
office. located In the Merchants Exchange, Is
maintained In San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners, without regard to nationality. and free
of expense Nagigators arc cordially invited to
visit the office. where a complete set of charts
and sailing directions Of the world kept at
hand for comparison and reference, and the latest
Information can always be obtained regarding
lights. dangers to navigation and matters Of
interest TO ocean commerce. W. v. TOMB.
Lieutenant U. S. N, In Charge.
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PAINTER KILLED BY FALL

Andrew Jacobsen, a painter, fell 80
feet from building at Twenty second
and Iowa streets yesterday and died
from a broken neck while being taken
to the Potrero hospital He was 55
years old and had lived in a rooming
house near Third and Howard streets.
Jacobsen has nephew, a scenic
painter. living in Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-29
ONE YEAR FOR DYNAMITER
Striking Electric Employe Who Blew
Up. Poles Must Go to Folsom

SAN JOSE, July 2S.-Walter Thomas.
striking employe of the Pacific Gas
and Electric company, who last Friday
pleaded guilty to the charge of having
dynamited poles, this morning was SEN
fenced to serve one year in Folsom
pepitentiary.
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EuREKA. Inlr .os -Mail ana frairh,

EUREKA. July .2s.--Mail and freight arrived
on the steamer North Fork. which reached port
from San Francisco carly this morning.
Steamer Thomas L. Wand arrived from San
Francisco this morning and will load lumber at
bay points
Steamer r. A. Kilburn arrived this morning
with freight, mail and passengers from San
Francisco.
Steamer Prentiss departed this afternoon with
lumber cargo for San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-29
NEW BRITISH CLUB FORMED

A British club has been formed in
San Francisco with +. ID. Brandon as
temporary president and w. B. Whyte
secretary. Secretary Whyte's offices
are located in 713 Call building.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-29
Y. M. /. DELEGATES GIVE
BARBECUE AND DANCE
San Jose Visitors Celebrate in Alum
Rock Park Following Memorial
Services

SAN JOSE, July 2S.-Folowing a 8
o'clock mass this morning for deceased
members, delegates to the Young Mems
Institute state convention. met for
business session. This afternoon they
had a barbecue and dance at Alum
Rock park.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-29
Tran.nnr Service

The Buford is at San Francisco.
The Crook is at San Francisco.
The Logan left San Francisco for Manila
July 5.
The Sheridan is at San Francisco.
The Sherman is at San Francisco, scheduled
TO safl for Manila August 8
The Thomas arrived July IL at Manila.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-29
NEWSPAPER HIDES ROBBER
Highwaymnn Obtains $42 From Victim
In Marin Road
(SnAcial Disnatch to The CALI

MILL VALLEY. July 2S.-New use
was found for his morning paper today
by an unknown highwayman who made
a mask of the front sheet and held
up c. A. Mitchell of Mill Valley on the
county road between San Clemente and
Alto at o'clock this afternoon The
robber secured SAP. Mitchell described
him by saying that he wore a soft
felt hat, a black suit and a soft. shirt
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sun. Moon and Tide
Time Ball

United States Branch photographic Office, Mer-
chants Exchange. San Francisco, July
Is 1913.
The time ball on the roof of the Farmont hotel
was dropped today exactly at noon, Pacific stand
ard time .(120th meridian), or at sh. 00m. 00s.
Greenwich mean time. w. V. TOMB,
Lieutenant. u. S, N. in Charge.
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS In ALL PARTS OF WORLD
Weather Report
RAINFALL DATA

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco. July IS. 1913.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-29
PACIFIC COAST STATIONS

In the following table the maximum and mini
um temperatures and rainfall are given:
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Destination

TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE
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These reports are received ~. .
from the Pacific coast stations oA -"
Marconi wireless company:
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Rooms 1:pr len1

FOR SALE. LEASE AND FURNITURE
Of a rooming house. % rooms, hot
and cold running water in every
room; rooms with private baths.
electric lighted, hot water heat;
every room outside room Greatest
location in city for transients. Best
OF reasons for selling. This is a big
money-maker. Don't answer unless
YOU mean business y ass, care
Tim es- Dispatch.
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professional pelp lQanten

TEACHERS OF ALL GRADES WANT
ed for college. public and private
schools for fall openings in Vir-
ginia and Southern States. Prompt
and faithful services guaranteed.
Correspondence solicited. VIRGINIA
TEACHERS BUREAU Woodland
Heights. Richmond, Va. Phone Madi-
son 557S. Also Gordonsville Branch,
Lock Box ISL. Gordonsville. Va.
WANTED, TEACHERS FOR ALL De
partments OF school work. Many re-
signations are now occurring and we
need teachers to fill these positions.
Write for particulars. NATIONAL
TEACHERS BUREAU, Box 662, Rich
mond Va.
CoNTRALTo WANTED FOR CHURCH
work. Must be first-class Good
salary to right person. Apply, CIV
Ing experience and references, to a.
L. ROPER, sos Bank of Commerce
Bldg, Norfolk, Va.
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5lillarlnnc LC,anteo, a9aIe

WANTED EMPLOYMENT AS BOOK
keeper Office man. salesman o. other
Office o. OUTSIDE WORK requiring ma
I've atlhy and general experience
VIII consider offer III any line OF
business ana furnish good reference
address q lyl, care IiDes- Dispatch
AccQCNTANT, OFFICE MANAGER
open :or position september i + 3o3
care Times Dispatch.
PRACTICAL OFFICE MAN DESIRES
q. engaSeinent; twenty years sX
pericuCe IN business and credit man
aEcmeN;. CORES pondencc and ac-
counting best references; can invest
I Required. Address L 2.5. care
Ilmes-D spa tch.
WANTED BY YOUNG MAN of GOOD
habits and experience, position in ex
press Once on a. agent Address Il,
u south Third street, city.
WANTED BY REFINED LADY posi-
ton IS companion or matron n hos
p!ta! or school. Can give references.
ADDRESS Z ol3, care Times Dispatch.
WANTED POSITION As CHAUFFEUR;
best reference. Address Sill North
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN WISHES, TO
ente! The tobacco business; travelling
preferred. Al references Address
20, care Times Dispatch
\ Young MAN WISHES a POSITION
at something, eleven years expert
ence in the WHOLESALE business.
~, t@4S I!i!4eS LIS PttC!'
DESIGNING MECHANICAL DRAFTS
man having experience on varied
lines OF machinery Ill machine shops.
and also as erecting engineer. { 459.
care Times D!spA tch.
ENGLIsHMAN, AGED TWENTY TWO,
references; state wages. G. a.
Glen, Va
WANTED, SIDE LINE FOR WEST
Virginia and Tennessee. + 5J2. care
Times Dispa tch.
WANTED. BY YOUNG MAN WITH
seven years experience as bookkeeper
ana CITY salesman, position as office
man man OF salesman local or travelling.
references from former employers.
ADDRESS = 5il care Times Dispatch.
TWO HIGH CLASS ACCOUNTANTS,
now employed, can devote four or
five hours a day TO auditing, checking
or the keeping OF small sets of books.
Expert work guaranteed Rates
reasonable. 20i, care TimesDis-
patch
YOUNG MAN WITH TWO YEARS EX-
pcrience, wants position In hardware
store; can furnish nrst-class refer
enccs and not afraid of work. Ad-
dress l. 1873, care Times Dispatch,
ltichmcnd Va
REGISTERED PHARMACIST DESIRES
position IN Virginia or West Vr-
sinia, sober, capable and Industrious;
aged thirty: ten years experience:
modern methods; references. Address
,rHARMACIST.' 100 Federal Street
Blueneld W. Va.
WANTED, POSITION AS BOOKKEEP-
cr. with some corporation or large
firm. twenty years experience. Ad-
dress y S96. care Times Dispatch
WANTED, POSITION SEPTEMBER 1
as working manager of farm or to
care for country home. l. 336, care
Times Dlspa tch.
WANTED. \ POSITION BY a REGIS
tered assistant pharmacist. Can fur
nish good reference. r. 554. care
Times Dispatch.
| POSITION AS CITY OR TRAVELLING
salesman by man with ten years ex-
perlcnce. and can show results; good
! references and bond. Il sos, care
Times Dispa tch.
| OPENING FOR YOUNG MAN OF IN
! nuence in general office work; old
established firm: no drinkers or
cigarette smokers need apply. Adj
dress ID AS. care Times-Dispatch.
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LARGE COMPANY DESIRES AT ONCE
representative in this territory to
toners in this territory Good sal
aired position for the man that makes
good. Position permanent Address
Il. =. COVERT, Sec. 6935 -6331 Mon
roe Avenue Chicago III
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12clp, a9aIe ann Female

WANTED, 100 young MEN AND Wo:
men 70 learn Gregg shorthand and
typewriting. at might. Special sum
Iner rates. Teacher graduate Gregg
school, Chicago. Our telegraph stu
dents taught to receive direct from
wire on typewriter and with pen.
School open every week night, except
Saturday. 1870 o'clock. at oil East
Franklin Street. Post-ot!ice Box sos.
TELEGRAPH SCHOOL.
MEN AND WOMEN, GET GOVERN
work. Common education sufficient.
Thousands OF appointments coming.
Write for free list OF positions
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Department
10 BOYS AND GIRLS CAN EARN
easy money selling tickets under our
new ticket selling plan. Apply MIR
tAISON, Virginia Theatre.
THREE WHITE MATTRESSES FOR
hotel. three mattresses for lunch
room, young lady experienced in cigar
box, work. colored chambermaid, col
colored maids, foreman steamftter
three colored walters, farm and dairy
scHLUETER's LABOR BuREA IT,
No 10 North Ninth street.
WANTED, MEN AND WOMEN TO
Gualify, for r,,s government positions
be made next few months. Full in
prepare. etc. free Write Immediate
~ for booklet G-164 EARL HOP
KINS, Washington, D. c.
WANTED. FOR FIRST CLASS SMALL
hotel, good all-round cook. good
state wages. Apply WARRINGTON
HOTEL. Warrington, w. Va
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Reliable Cran6ffr6

RELIA Sir; Observation-Disclosures
302 North Ninth Street. hauls trunks
for 25c: claim checks issued at tho
house for your baggage; two men
on our wagon. Phone Madison 1445.
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situations, Professional

a LADY Of REFINEMENT. WHO is
an undergraduate nurse. with train
ing and experience, considerable cx-
perience travelling. desires Il position
70 lady or elderly couple. stay at
home or travel: best OF references
Address =. O. Box No. %. AIaurer-
town. Va.
TEACHER SoUTHERN Girl WANTS
position as teacher OF French Eng
nary, private school or family. can
also teach athletics. Best references
given Box 81. salem. Va
WANTED. BY \. b. AND A. NJ. GRAD
uate Of standard college, position as
teacher, in or about Richmond pre-
as to ability and character Address
II 200, care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. POSITION AS ART TEACH
or III preparatory school or college.
Highest references. Address ART
TEACHER. care Times Dispatch
WANTED. POSITION BY \ YOUNG
lady Of good experience to teach in
preferred Reference exchanged Ad-
dress MISS S. 12l North Iombardy
street. Richmond. Va.
WANTED. POSITION TO TEACH IN
Private family. Full graduste in
years experience. References eX-
changed. Address Box III. Chatham,
Va
WANTED, POSITION AS PIPE Or
ganist in city. 229. care Tines
Dispatch
YOUNG LADY WISHES a POSITION
to teach beginners Engtsh and
child: moderate terms. Address Box
u. Graham, Va
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NICE FLAT. FOUR ROOMS. TNCLUD-
ING Kitchen with large range bath,
light and water SEQ Possession az
once No. . North First Street APP
ply RICHMOND TRUST AND saw
GNGS COMPANY
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ENGLISHMAN, AGED TWENTY TWO.
desires position as da!ryman. Good
references; state wages. G.. a
FOWLER Fairfield Farm. kuther