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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-09-04


Surely mademoiselle."
THE next time anyone bothers you,
call the police. You have done we'll.
and l shall remember 1t. Home"
The man in the Bavarian hat hur-
ried back to the third car from the
limousine, and followed at a reason
ably safe distance.
eyes. She reclined against the cushion
once more, striving not to think. Once.
her hands shut tightly. Never. never,
never! She pressed down the burning
thoughts by recalling the bright
scenes at the ambassadors. the real
generous applause that had followed
her two songs. All. how that man
Paderewsk played! They two had
cost the ambassador eight thousand
francs. Fame and fortune! Fortune
she could understand; but fame! What
was It? Upon a time she believed she
had known what fame was; but that
had been when she was striving for
1t. A glowing article in a newspaper,
a portrait In magazine. rows upon
IOWb VI Cuiiouo gym anu d phttoI Oh
hands upon hands; that was all; and
for this she had given the best of her
life, and she was only twenty-five.
The limousine stopped at last. The
man in the Bavarian hat saw he,
alight. His car tuxned and disappeared
1t had taken him a week to discover
where she lived His lodgings were
on the other side Of the Seine. After
reaching them he gave crisp orders t.
the driver, who set his machine OF al
top speed The man in the Bavarian
hat entered his room and lighted the
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Hop Field Strikers Trial.

United Press Leased Wire Service. ]
MARYSvILLE, Calf, Jan. 1.-THE
taking OF testimony in the trial OF
four former Wheatland hop field strik-
ers on charge Of murder is expected
to begin Monday. The jury was sworn
today. Herman suhr, one OF the de-
PENDANTS, is on the verge OF mental
and physical collapse and under the
care OF a physician. Several comics.
sions alleged to have been made by
him will be the storm centers OF the
trial. 1t Is alleged they were made
after tortGres had unbalanced ~
mind. He repudiates all of them. 1t
is expected adj the defendants will at.
tempt to prove aIibis.
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Exceeding HIs Authority.

United Press Leased Wire Service. ]
WASHINGTON. Jan. 17.-rAttorney
General ncReynolds is exceeding his
authority In making frienoey settle.
ments out OF court with corporations
including the New York, New Hanap.
shire and Hartford railroad, threaten.
ed with Sherman law proceedings,
Representative Morgan Of Oklahoma
OF the house judiciary committee as.
serted in the house today. h said a
law should be passed giving the at.
torney general such authority.
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a Fight for ,ssitions.

Tinted Press Leased Wire Service. ]
Los ANGELES. Calf, Jan IT,
Heirs q Abel s-sarns. frat husband o,
tie late Mrs. Arcadia De Baker, viii
appeal from the decision OF Judge
RiTss which denied then q share in
Mrs De Bakers s7.os0.oo0 estate, &C.
cordfng 10 announcement today BIZ
their attorneys. The stearne's heirs
who number forty lire in New Eng.
land Stearns died In 1891 leaving
the ridow $4,000. The greater par.
Of her fortune was accumulated after
her sseond marriage, the descendants
Of which are pronounced legally his
heirs
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ssnker klIled BY AUTO.

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FoBT5T'ELL. No, Jan. I7.-CharIes
Rafne, president OF the bank al vii.
Hamsytlie, Mo, was killed, half a
mile south Ok here this afternoon
Then ne Tag thrown from a Speeding
automobile and crashed against a
telegraph pole. The car turned over
and ~ u, Sheets was pinioned be
meath IT and seriously injured. A. l.
Duncan and chauffeur who were
also In the machine escaped with
slight injuries.
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your birth date and sex TO guide him
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address. the date, month and year OF
birth fall clearly written, state
whether Mr., Mrs. or Miss, and also
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handwriting.
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Send your Letter to Clay Burton Vance,
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Behind tho Record

[Unitei Press Leased Wire Service. ]
PARIS, Jan. 18 Sunday AT 200
this morning relative pofitions of the
leaders in the Six day bicycle race re-
manned unchanged. Late last night
the race was stopped for half an hour
because the steam from radiators had
made the track so wet 1t was feared
It might warp and cause accidents
After II was dried the race proceeded
The score at 200 a. m. was 2,31C
miles. The record is 1881.
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Millionaire MISSING.

United Press Leased Wire Service. !
SANTA BARBARA, Calf, Jan. IL
Search is being made here today for
+. Lewis Clark, fifty-three, multi
millionaire of Spokane. Wash, who
disappeared last night after escorting
his wife to a north bound Southern
Pacific train. Clark dismissed his
chauffeur and valet at the railway
station, saying he would walk to his
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TeasdaIe Vice Committee.

UNITED Press eased Wire Service
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 17.-That
the Teasdale vice committee will re.
convene in Milwaukee probably March
IL was intimated tonight by State
Senator Teasdale OF Sparta when he
passed through Milwaukee enroute
from Sheboygan. Teasdale refused to
say whether the committee would In
vestigate conditions In Oshkosh be.
fore coming to the Wisconsin me-
tropolis. Beyond saying he vas well
satisfied with disclosures thus far
made. he refused to discuss The probe.
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Chicago Cash ersa..

CHICAGO, Jan. 77s-wheat No. Z
red ssaze. 40 9 red qsassssssc. 40.
hard, stAs @ 9g5sc, No. . hard, ssa5 q
ssHe, no. ~ s.. afnas1xcs No.
y y. g. ssaz q go5zc
Cork 2. s25a q &c; no. white.
eGaz 0s7c; 10. 2 yellow, ssszGs7cs
no. 3, 5s5zc: No. white. s5sz Gsse;
10. yellow. SIN Gs2c. No. 1, 57g
571sc; No. white, s1Gssc. 10. 4
yellow. ss0se5zc.
osts-No white. sss1e; 10. 4
"bfte. ssA G2szc: standard, 57z q
5sAc
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CosgoN WINS VICTORY
Fsee-sl Jsrfst Writes ~ Forrnas oprr'
100 sgt Gives -4gs FVnaHregs
10 Lss.sr -
Counsel

raa rfp,. arr Nv -sgs,ss 81 ena
s.s, Ta~Ssss.,srs : .,..s,.ssssr y,gs iyr.g..1la
- .rs.s.-.@,rs,,.,ss s,r ge,s,s,sI ra.,,. .os,-
Tossgs ssr-s.,, M-sstx-sor al rsaE
Neysasss sa saac.a TIE .rrrissg. .1la1aias7d
me .g.-a sq.asas of tnras 4oraE.n1.s,ns
arrns @sna headquarters without Itss
state
geige MaF9aers1a s4d aex aHEna Z
formal gssaaa1. hpe wg8ta III tlaio--
mai lsa4er so esssgiassa srr .t4s aa1lssaEii.te
Ing sae.as4 explaining IBIS ilttG.Lssl ~
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Tommy, the Truant.

Iunited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
SAjLlNA, Kans.. Jan. 17.--,Because
his nine year old son Tommy hau
played truant and was incorr'glble
Floyd Brann was today fined SO by
Juvenils Judge c. s. Wilson. who GUS
pended sentence. For every day the
boy attends school. ten cents will be
deducted from tho flns and for every
day no is unexcusabIy absent, 2,
cents will be added
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Rcpartee in Conoress.

limited Prcsg Leased Wire Service i
WAsHlNGToN, Jan. n. Repre-.
sentative Willia, who po8seHsea the
loudest voice IN congresp was discusB-
Ing tho Doatoffiee bin late this after.
noon IN tones Tint would nearly carry
TO his constituents IN ohio. let us
have order, aarcastically interrupted
Representative Jerry Donovan, Of
connecticut = can scarcely hear
the gentleman
We'll. you wouldn't lndcrstand II
a yon did tcar NJ" retorted willis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-18
CITY NEWS.

When street car near Ninth and
Main streets bumped into the horse
upon which Frank Smith, SO year
old farmer, was riding at 500 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. Smiths horse
became frightened and threw him to
the sidewalk. Smiths injuries were
said not to have been of a serious
nature.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-18
Japanese Coronation.

United Press Leased Wire Service.
TOXIC, Jan. H.--Tne formal coro-
nation of Emperor Yoshito today was
announced for November a. He be.
came mikado of Japan automatically
IN July. 1912, on the death of Emperor
Mutsuhito.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-18
p.oris Cast Grain.

PEORIA, Ill, jan l1cora re
oesDts 81 cars; market unehange1. No
4 whate, s3e. W. 2 yellow, 500 13lc;
80 yeilov. 5sG5s1ae. 10. 3 mxed
slG5el1zc, 20. 4 MIXED. sri @5sszc;
Eaiapis, 5gg5T1zc.
oats receipts ca-s market ;sc
loaer. 70. 2 white, ze.zc. standard
szs.c 10. . white. 3sc: 80. white
3ssso
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Fired tho nrlnkar,

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. !
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. 1.-THE
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie railroad
made the moet radical move for In
creased efficiency in railroading yet
recorded. tonight. when It dismissed
su1nmarily i2s employees reported to
have dieobeyed tho recent general
order against drinking on duty or off
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-18

ri, He mentions your
frieats and enemies
anf q sscribee the good
and bad periods In
Jour life.
His description as 70
past. present and fu-
ture events will ACTON
ism and help you. All
he wants is your name
written by yourself) ,
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Ask this Man to
Read your Life.
Hls Wonderful Power 70 Read Human
Lives - my Distance Amszca
Al Hno Writ. to Him.

Tho1sanda Of people IN all walks o.
lie hare benefited by this mans i'd
riee. He teIig you what you are cap
aDIe q. and how you can be aucaeas-
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Half for Charity.

United Press Leased Wire Service. ]
NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-Henry M.
Gescheidt, an attorney. left $4,000
OF his 100000 estate for the establish.
ment of bread line.
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hotel. He did not return during the
night and the search was started to-
day.
1t is known that Clark was In Ill
health when he came to Santa Bar
bara for the winter.
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Mes YORK Prsssee.

NEW YORK. Jan 7--EEsss1s-sr--T-as
market was ssasdT- CTssEaery eI-
aras, 3 @ 94cs srsss, esGs9sScs sec
ends. 951a 2sssc; held extras. ZIG
5asac. ars1s. es1a G3Ec; seconds. 25g
.Sc; procasa srtrzs. 2ssa Ge5r: fac
tory eurrsas make, Srsts. Pm Ge.c.
seconds, ea1s @2les packing s-ocxs
current make. 1885,
Egg maTkss finer, receipts 600
cases Fresh gathered sxsras. SCI
sTc. extra a-sss, ssls s5cs firsEs. sssA
@5sc: seconds, 81 Gssc: refrigerator
arzts. aiGs1iac: seconds, 2514-
3essc. lower grades. 23G2sc. state
Pennsylvania and nsar1Y hsnnerT
whites, 4aG &c. gathsred whites. 80
@91c: heansry b-rwas. ssG37cs mir
ed eoIors. s4Gsso. European fresh.
zsG3ec: held fresh, s4G1se-
PoultrT. alive. market stesiF. Vest.
ern chickens, l4c. fowls. 15G15nc:
turksys, 1sc. Dressed, market e-m-
Fresh killed western chickens. 15G
sc; fo~iss 1sG tsssc: turkeys. lsS
s5c.
Chicago Produce
CHICAGO. Jan t7.-Butter. cheese.
unchanged
Eggs. firm. receipts s.ls2 cases. A;
marx cases snc'rdsd- 2sG Size: or
dinsrT asss. ISL Geasac; fists. So.
Potatoes, unchanged. receipts a
ezr
Po1as-y. alare. uacaaaEsa.
Chicago Live Stock
CHICAGO. gaa- i7.-Eeg receipts
1909. strong sc ghore yesssrdays
avszss Bulk. ss-s5gS.sa. Light.
81 u, ia RAJ. za1sd. ss.15Gs-s5. heavy.
sslBa1 IS. rough. ss-1aGs-s9 pigs.
sS7sag-15
Czaa5s receipts 500: market stead.
8-rasy sS7aGF@1s Texas steers,
sS-sAGsl a. wasssrn- ss.z5GT- 30:
sloE:Fsrs and tssderE, ss.ieG7.75:
COWS and asttsrs. ss.yaG s,so; calves,
s7-5a@1 HE
Sheep Receipts -.3ca. narke. wes-.
Native 81 900 5 60. western 81 SOC
Els: ssarIsngz sss9@Tl5; native
lambs, S-saGs-l5. western, 1850
SIC
+!
S. Louis Hay Market
ST. LOUIS, Jan lT.-Hay marke,
unchanged; receipts 1t ST. Louis. u
cars. a East st. Louis. IL cars. Choice
timothy. So: No ! timothy. s17.5aa
ls 20. No. 2 tsmothr. s15a1dis.se;
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e, inton's Storage
e>..Jinton' 8 Transfer

Merchandise, Machinery. Furnsturs,
Rtoyos. hua!osi Instruments, Pictures
pnd everything In Tn, ator.ss Line.
Largo. clean, aa1o warehouses prioes
reasonable, including insurance.
YahksFHR LINE IN CONNECTION.
ofioa s2s niondoau. Both 'phonos 10
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SCHOOL PRESENTS
EVANGEL|NE
Presentation of the Play Marks the
elimination Of Work Of Class
In the Study Of Lltera-
ture.
LARGE CROWD PRESENT
Presented by cIas. From Washington
School That Enters High
School Next
Week.
LARGE CROWD PRESENT

The eighth grade class Of The VAST
ington school which enters high
school next Friday presented dram
atizatcn of tgyaage1ine' al the WASH
fngton school last eyening before 4
large and appreciatsye a2esenee. The
presentation q The play was the cul-
in;flafson u ise study in literature
cone by the class THE pIay Vas
gry9eaeed unde, he direction u MisT
fsl;zsfsttl Ktlroy. mtlle me stage set
'saSs were s.ranged ~ Talsord Moore
Mss Margaret Atdrich, who furnished
ne PHO naaafe, assisted greatly ia
tias success Of the play.
aet The gefsothai
Acs r The Nandase
RI 49, The gmbarSing.
Tsbleag
~. Itt-The search
&ct y-The Search Ended.
cast Of Characters.
EYaraetsne Heiis.sonta,rle
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FREE PACKAGE COUPON

PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY, All
Pyramid Bldg. Marshall. Mich.
Kindly eend me sample Of Pyra-
mid Pile Remedy. at once by mail.
Tree, In plain wrapper.
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s.. Iauia Hay Market

ST LOUIS. Jan lT.-Hay marke,
unchanged: receipts 1t St Louis. u
cars a East St Louis. IL cars. Cno.c.
timothy. So; No / timothy. s17.saa
ta 90 No 2 ttmothr. si5.eoais.sc.
No 3 stnaotnE. s12DoG1
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cast Of Characters.

:syangeI.ne gelletonta.ne
The Washington times., 1914-01-23
SOLONS CAN WAIT
TO PAY INCOME TAX
Treasury Department Order Ex-
empts Legislators Until
May, At Least.

Although they themselves are respon-
sihle for the new income tax law, under
which taxes are assessed beginning
March l. 1913. Senators and Congress
men are iubilant today over a ruling
which exempts them from having their
salaries taxed before next May at least
While most folks subject TO the tax
are "ponyinr Up" for the ten months of
1918 and all of this year, the Congress-
men are immune from the new tax for
months to come. Bachelors of Congress
will be hit first by the new tax. They
will have the per cent deducted from
their salaries On May L. Married Con-
gressmen will have the tax taken from
their salaries on July 4.
A Treasury Department ruling upon
the income tax is responsible for the
apparent fayoritism shown Congress-
men under the new law. Although the
tax went into effect last March, the
Treasury Department ordered that the
Ter cent be deducted "at the source
the Senate and the House Sergeants-at-
Arms. who pay Congressional salaries
only upon payments In excess of 5000
d. ring last November and December. AS
CCngTesmen are paid their $500 sal
aries in monthly installments of $625
upon the fourth day of each month,
this Treasury Department order result
ed in escape OF the income tax by all
Congressman, who received 1,2jy on the
two pay days in November and De
cember
Now the Sergeants-at-ATm rms rule that
they cannot deduct the income tax from
Congressional salaries until after each
Congressman has been paid 5000 or
more This is because of contingencies
that a member might die or resign and
thus not have an inCom" OF over 100
before the payday on May 4, whom
members will have received five checkc
for S625 Zach for the five months Of 1914
AS married men are exempt up to
5000. il will be July before the married
legislators will have received over $4.GlQ
and be subject to the per cent salary
deduction for collection of the tax lat
the source" while the bachelors receiv-
ing an income of over 5000 will have
their salaries sliced beginning May t.
The Washington times., 1914-01-23
Deaths

Elizabeth Sanford. Is years, Government
hospital for the Insane.
Louis Il. HoehStrasser % years 19u
IN hEry-thfrd street northwest
frank samuel Schultz. year, 1850 Thfr-
ty-Second street northwest
John NJ. Paulus, 50 years. 424 Fifteenth
street southeast.
Richard ID. Gates. SO years. g0e A street
southeast.
Dorothy Z. Humpherson, years. %
Seaton place.
Anna s. Eyler. IS years. Ss4 E street
northeast
Ameie Forster. 81 years. III New
Hampshire avenue.
Joseph w. Monroe IS years Waller
Reed Hospital
Eva Mills, 20 years, Government Hos
pftal for the Insane
-Darion r Ingall, days. 1897 Third
street northwest.
T. George Persons, % years. 1S23 II
street northwest.
Edmund Casey, 81 years. 80 Massa-
chusetts northeast.
Catherine II. deMontfredy, 90 years. the
Savoy apartments.
Augustine Goines. "a years, 596 p street
northwest.
Samuel Hughes. jr., % years. 20 Massa-
chusetts avenue northwest.
Catherine j. Everett, So years 1872
Thirteenth street northwest
Alice Lee, thirty-nine years, Washing
ton Asylum Hospital
Harriet Barnett, Al years, Freedmen's
Hospital
Cora Dyson, a years. Washington Asy-
lum Hospital.
William II. Ferguson, Al years, Tuber-
culosis Hospital.
The Washington times., 1914-01-23
Vital Records.
Births.

Z: ]. and Rose NJ conlon, girl,
Charles II. and Mary Donohue. girl
kcoert II. and Maud Fetherstone, boy.
Harry i. and Carrie L. Good, zfrl.
RALPH N. and Anna c. Leon. hoy,
Edward A. and Kate Lloyd, boy.
George and Charlotte A. Plant. boy.
5ohn r. and Anna B. Fort, girl.
girl. -
howard 5. and Anna Omohundro. boy.
NICHOLAS and Nicholeta Trutrlbris. hoy
Aenry and Ethel Wheeler. boy.
Nchard and Lille ColstOn, girl.
freeman and Marguerite Murray. girl.
The Washington times., 1914-01-23
Law Officer Resigns
Because Pay Is Small

Inadequate pa is given as th,. rea-
son for the resignation Of Judge James
W. Whitten. who has been chief law
officer Of the General Lind Office since
It's organization, more than twenty
years ago. Secretary of the Interior
Lane expressed regret AT accepting tn.
resignation.
jude Whittan was recently stronyIv
supported for the position OF cslnusiS-
sinner OF the General Land OnIce. He
will practice law in Washington.
The Washington times., 1914-01-23
Marriage Licenses

Nathan b. Hanna, OF Asbury, w. Va.
an ana Blanche NJ. Hobbs, Of Sruoot, W
George u. Stokes and Sarah e watson.
William J. CatIett and Mildred O.
Toney, Of Richmond. va.
The Washington times., 1914-01-23
VAC-CLOTHES WASHERS.

TOOn SPECIAL SALE
1UUJ pomCsu UCiurs EicuHm
;y,l,. Washers, wuil" trc, last Iae ol'v
mr., pri., hand GNC saCUuu NaSHcr. OTi.-
ina! LgI-r. sJ.Jv.
HOME NECEssITlBS. uI6 Z st. " W.
The Washington times., 1914-01-23
SPECIAL NOTICES

OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON GAS
LIGHT COMPANY. Washington. D. c.,
January 18th. lsl4 Ia accordance with See
uoh 3 OF the Charter the annual meeting ht
me shareholders OF the Washington Gas
t.lsht company fp- the election OF Directors
anu LOT such other business as may properly
come come before said meeting will be held at the
SlHC1 OF INC Company. Nos. 9lS-DI 10Th ST.
~. w. MONDAY. February md. 1914, at L
,ck CLOCK noon The polls will be open from
l. CLOCK noon TO l O'Clock p. NJ.
WILLIAM B. ORME. Secretary.
AFTER JANUARY % 1 will not be re-
sPohslble for any debts unless contracted
Dy Inysef CLARA A. D. JOHNSON. IL
,,-,,, ARTHUR ]. HouGHToN
VIM give personal attention to mail orders
ior remaking mattresses, repairing furniture,
painting interior or exterior
PHONE NJ. 1857. SS5 ST. n. W.
The Washington times., 1914-01-23
....

CONN0R-Suddeuiy. on Thursday, January
2, 1914 OF $3.50 y. m. NORMA HOOVER
Beloved wife OF Paul D. Conner, OF 1@f5
Quincy street northeast
Notice OF funeral hereafter
HAItMoS-Tate Thursday night January IL
1913, AZ her home. 1890 Newton street north
west. Mrs MARTHA +. HARMON, In the
seyenty-fourth year Of her age
Funeral from the Eft Pleasant Conerega-
uonal Church. Saturday January 81 al !
D. m. Interment private Il
WlLSoN-on Tuesday. January soth. AZ mid
night. at Roseland. Nelson county Va
EDWIN SHERWOOD WILSON. son OF
Nathaniel and Annie T. Wilson, OF wash
tngton. d. G. 10
The Washington times., 1914-01-23
HELP WANTED
Male and Female.

COOK chambermaid, waitress, nurse. night
engineer. general housewOrker. EUREKA,
l0ll New York ave.
wANTED-Persons to prepare for civil serv-
ice examinations; private and confidential
lessons at reasonable rates. WOODS COM
NERCLAL SCHOOL, 3ll f. Capitol 81.
WANTED-buyer for silk and
knit underwear and sweater de.
psrtment. Only those with best
references regarding character and
ability need apply. Box III,
Times Office.
WANTED-Ambitious people who wish 10 be
prepared for a good position in the shortest
possible time; Gregg shorthand, touch y pc
writing. Bliss bookkeeping. WOODS COM
MERCIAL SCHOOL. 81 L. Capitol st.
The Washington times., 1914-01-23
HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE Ponies. 9 Shetlands; 5 mares
and / stallion; must he sold at once JB5
VI st. :. ". Phone NJ 1854. l.
PAIR FINE YOUNG MULES one tine driv-
ins mart. I hurs"s. little sore. &c VI ST.
x. ~. rhUn" NJ. i6Df. ].
.'r:i ~ H"-scs. one big marc IN ISL. spII 10
AM % usr- I:"rr i," ia. aso. y ~
IDE .al.. - L,.I ui hrs. al ri.T-.,
right out 81 hard work one mare IN fual
Call north side Of Pa. ave. rear 49,,