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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-31

Grand Rapids. Mich. July 81
Charles Evans. Jr, OF EdEewater aud
mn stanton OF Grand Rapids led
theiF opponents by small margins
when the f%orenooa half OF the 36-
hole seml-nnal matches for the
western amateur golf championship
were completed today.
Evans led ID. r.. sawyer OF whoa
ton n mp. II was a battle royal
al the way. Evans medal card was
a. par for the course, and Sawyer'a
was ~. stanton finished the fore
noon round two up on James ID.
s'andish. Jr., Of Detroit. stanton led
from the second hole. His mchal
card was 70: Standish's was II.
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active preparations are foinF on here
In view 81 eventualities.
The Canadian Pacific steamer Em-
press ~ Asia has been chartered by
the government and u n are beine
mounted on board. At the dockynrda
work Is proceeding night and day
and double guards have been placed
on duty. All the troops have been
confined TO barracks and leave has
been stopped,
The British battleship Triumph to-
day took on her war stores and is pre-
pared for action.
All the boundaries OF the colorN
are guarded by outposts.
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sERvIANs %REPoRTEp As
HOLDING THEIR OWN

London. July sl.-An Exchange
Telegram company dispatch from
Nlsh. servia, via salonlki SAYS that
up till last night the Austrian in
vaders at semendria had not sue
ceeded In forcing the pass held by
the Servian troops. possession OF
which would awe them access TO the
Moraya river valley ana thus open
up q direct road to Nish.
Another dispatch from Nish to the
Exchange Telegraph company SAYS
desperate fighting continues along
the river Drina. Both Austrians ana
~Seryians have ssutained heavy losses,
The Austrian divisions. after lighting
hercely an day failed 10 force the
defilc leading TO Plevlie and Prize
polls.
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KoenigHberg. Germany. July al
The German military authorities
have posted notices that the railroad
placed under military guard. Nobody
Is allowed 80 approach nearer thar
100 yards OF the tracks and culVerts
ana an order says that civilians dis
obeying the scntries'challenges will
expose themselves to the danger Of
being shot.
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TRANCE PREPARING FoR
WAH ON THE SEAS

Paris. July 3i.-La Provence OF the
French Trans-Atlnntic line was toda,
requisitioned by the French minister
OF marine for the service of the re-
public. She is TO be armed at once
and therefore has been Withdrawn
from the trans. Atlantic service.
The La France. which is not an
auxiliary cruiser, will sail Tuesday.
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Glen Cove, n. Y, July 3i.=A
smart eight -knot nOrtheasterly
breeze was skipping across Long ISL
ami sound today when the two
American cup yachts. ResoIute ana
Nanitie. he'd the way in the first days
run OF the New York Yacht clubs
cruise M yachts started as fol-
lows Resoiute. ll:G5:25. Vanitle.
ii;17.
The Nanitie was badly handicapped
az the start by two small racing
schooners and was obliged 10 tack
ana so back Of the dine.
The first les OF the race was a beat
Of 20h miles dOwa the aound 10
Pendeld light.
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AUSTRIAN STEAMER ~
DETAINED ny HOLLAND

Muyden, Holland. July 3i.-The
comamndant OF the fortress here de-
tanned the Austrian government
steamer Aired. when she arrived here
today from Fiume by way Of AlgierH
she had on board % cadets from the
Austrian navigation school undergo
ing training FOR The navy. The com
mandant asked the government for
instructions and In the meantime
placed a military guard on board the
vessel.
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ACTIVE PREPARATIONS FOR
MAR IN FAR EAST

Picking, July 3i.-The British neet
today deserted Wei Hell Wei and sail
ed at midday with sealed orders, thus
fulfilling It's long standing orders. The
British considered the place not
worth defending.
Hong Kong Is 10 he made the Brit
ish naval base In Chinese waters ana
In case OF wal the German pos
session Of Tslng-Tau Is Ia be block
AIDED.
We Hell Wei had no Notifications
while Tsing-Tau In fortified on both
the land and sea sides. The Germans
believe the fortihcations will afford
them ample protection.
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Royal Yacht AImost captured.

Athens, Greece. July 31.-The
Montenegrin royal yacht Deglara waa
almost captured today by the Aus
trian fleet blockading AntRvari. The
yacht was approaching port but when
she sighted the blockading fleet
turned and fled. She vas pursued by
Austrian destroyers but arrived safe
~ nj Corfu.
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Am nIsnnichcs IIelh Up.

Berlin, July ai-An dispatches re-
turned by the authorities as objec-
iionable are now being returned to
the senders. and n rigid censorship
ON kilograms 90 all parts of the worle
has been put into operation.
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Paris. July si.-Myron t. HerrIck,

Paris. July si.-Myron T. Herrick.
and Mrs. Harrlck were TO sail tot
America on the france saturday
week. but as her sailing date has been
advanced they cannot go by that yeas
SCI. Mr.. HerIick will not present hi
letters ~ recall On August , as pre-
viously arranged. owing to the enor-
nous mount OF work falling on the
embassy.
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Brussels. Belgium, July 3I-The
German imperial administration to-
day informed the management of the
Belgian state railways officially that
all International trains into Germany
had been suspended.
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Crown Prince VIM lead ARMY.

Berlin, July 3i.-Crown Prince
Frederick wmldm OF Germany was
today appointed to the command Of
the first division of the imperial
guards army corps.
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GAMES TOMORROW

National League.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati nj New YORK.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
~. Louis at Boston.
Federal League.
Kansas City at Baltimore.
II. Louis at Buffalo
Chicago al Pittsburgh.
indianapolis at Brooklyn.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

indianapolis, O; NJ. Paul. 5.
n. n. +.
Indianapolis ..OlO O2I 0ii-6 . .
81. Paul ......O coo O02 2IO-s = 3
Batteries. SohaTdt. Laroy and I.iv-
Ingsione; Walker and James.
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FRANCE WILL WAIT ON
GERMAN MOBILIZATION

Paris. July 3l.-The French cab
met council assembled his afternoon
and decided to adjourn until 10
o'clock tonight.
In no case has any considerable
force of French troops advanced
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n. u. r.
Chicago ......i0O GOO OOO-t 6 2
Philadelphia ..O22 022 OOx-S . /
Batteries. Cheney. smith, stock
and Bresnahan, Arch~r. TTincup and
Dooina.
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Louisville. ?: Minneapolis. 3.

II. II =,
Louisville ....OOI 600 0iO-2 . .
Minneapolis :. 900 s30 OOx-5 s I
Batteries: Toney and severoid.
Hogue and Smith
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National League.

National League.
Cincinnati .. New York. o.
Philadelphia. 4. Chicago. g. First
game
Chicago. 9; Philadelphia. l. Sec
n game.
Boston. 2; 81. Louis. 1.
Pittsburgh. .; Brooklyn. ..
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston. 8; Chicago, 4.
Il. II. T..
Boston ...... .O04 OOl OO0-5 . o
Chicago ......0VO 000 1901 4 Z
Batteries: Leonard and Carrigan;
Faber, Lathrop, Scott and Kuhn.
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Yankees. q: Maps. ..

X. IL. ".
New York 900 600 2Oi-6 - o
Cleveland ....O2O o 600 8 4
batteries: Caldwell aud Nunamak-
er. Coumbe and Egan.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
american League.

american League.
Athletics, A. 81. Logis, l.
Huston. 4; Chicago. O.
Detroit. B. Washington. @
New York, 3; Cleveland. 2. First
anne.
New York, s: Cleveland, g second
game.
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II. II. r..
Washington o O2O 1908 % o
Detroit ....... o o iOO-l q 9
Batteries: Ayres and Williams;
Dauss, Cave and Stanagc.
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IndianapolIs. 4. BrooLlyn. q.

X. II. ~.
Indianapolis 600 0Oi 2Oi-4 II o
brooklyn ..a.... 600 o O00-O . o
Batteries: Falkenburg and War
rem; Lafitte. Houck and owens.
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st. Louis. .; Brooklyn, ? First
anne
Brooklyn. 4; 81. Louis. .. Sec
ond game.
Pittsburgh. .: Kansas city. o.
Buffalo. O. Chicago. /. First game.
Chicago. 10; Buffalo. r: Second
game.
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E S
FRIDAY. JuLY ~.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
I,e~is, q, Giants. 3.

Reds, q, Giants, g.
Il. II. T..
Cincinanti Il. eco 0IO 2iO-a IL ]
New York ...2iO 0OO OO0-3 ~ 2
Batteries: Benton aud Clark; Mar
guard, Fromme and Meyers.
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r. II. II
Chicago ....0iO 0O0 600 O-l Z o
Pittsburgh o pod OIO f--s . o
Batteries; Watson and Wilson;
Barger n Berry. LeeIair.
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Baseball.

Standing Of the Clubs
(The averages 40 not include to-
days reaulta)
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81. Louis. o; Bos,on, 2.

X. II. f..
81. Louis .O0O 0O0 OOO-O 3 2
Boston ..... OH ZOE OOx-2 6 3
Batteries: Perdue and Snyder. Ru-
dolPh and GOwdy.
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Zenophon Aitimo squinabol IL royal
Inspector Of schools Of Italy.
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n. n. f.
Pittsburgh f. .O00 iOl lO0-3 8 3
BROOKLYN LEO Osa lix-s 10 1
Batteries. Harmon. Mamnux and
Gibson, Coleman; Raagn and Me-
Carly.
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X. IT. Es
-. Louis -. 600 O01 100 . I
bunalo ...... col ego O2x-5 . q
Batteries; Keupper. Herber, and
simon; schulz. Moore and Blair.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE

st. Louis, =; buffalo. 5.
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Hong Kong. China, July si.-Most
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-08

.DRESSMAKING AND TAILORING. 66l
SO. MAIN WAS. 1025-W. m3196
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For observation-disclosures
CHINESE HERBS

YEE FOO LUN, c. II L.
Original Chinese heroalist and founder
OF the Chinese Herb institute, Denver
Ills herbs are curing the sick BY the thou
sands, Salt Lake branch, lis So Main
Was, $3.50. Daily. a m 10 o. m, 10
s; Sunday. 10 TO D. IN. uo53
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\ WOMAN WANTS STEADY
lo' hoEisework. Inquire a4i0 So.
. o1105
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DRESSMAKING

INFANT HAND SEWING MADE TO
order at machine sewing prices. Hy,
i52o-R h6l4
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DANCING WEDNESDAY AND sATUR-
day, Auditorium, Hall for rent for all
occasions Phone Was. 1867. Rt56S
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CUSHIONS, UPHOLsTERING

MATTRESsES AND SPRINGS RE
paired Salt Lake Mattress q mig:
60. Phone 1899. Plooo
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FIRST-CI.AsS BOARD AND ROOM FoR
one or two in private family. Terms
reasonable. Was. 5S93-W. o1etf
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NICE STEAM HEATED ROOMS
board II desired; home cooking: good
family table; early breakfast for Garfield
board and room, 81 a week and up No
s w. 2nd So. ofcsf
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DRESSMAKING BY THE DAY OR AT
home work guaranteed. Was. 428s-W.
rn22R6
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DRESSALA KING, BY THE DAY OR AT
home; experienced work. 470 e End
So. II. 35T3-M m303
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BEES WORK OF ANY KIND.
bIoeoway, o925
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BOARD AND ROOM FOR ONE GEN
tleman I'm private family. Wasatch
esG4-M. oIfsa
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SUITE OF LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
rooms. light and water; no children 81
State. os.f
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ROOM AND BOARD. 1856 so. 1sT WEST
Phone Was. 1S2f-M oIO7o
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UNREDEEMED OvERCOATs

$50 UNREpEEMED OVERCOATS FOR
sale cheap Uncle Sam. pawnbroker 30
East lst South. m3soo
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TAILORING

HALL, LADIES' AND GENTS SUITS
made TO measure: cleaning. pressing
repairing. 200 f. and So. Was. 1912.
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Houses Unfunished

N
1AAi-oHAN-JUDoE LOAN & TRUST
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM IN PRT-
vate family for two young men, with
breakfast and evening dinner, s47 .S
] ST., 9Th ave. car. oIse5
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ODEcN-SPECIAL CLASSES FOR
tango, Harvard Wed and Fri. even
ings Gents, soc: ladies, 25c. Socials
Tue Thur. and Fri evenings. o1o0
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Bedbugs Exterminated

N~~~~~0~~~~-~-@~-~~-~-~~
MODERN HOME, CLOSE IN: HOT WA
ter heat. Inquire Geo. 8. Bell. Y. NJ.
c. A m291
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w.NTED BY YOUNG COU-
w w,eod plain cook and house
|pe drive car. do janitor
~ caro- OF stock. Address
"a y srd 80. Phone Hyland
w 1859
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@ 50 ~. BRICK HoTTsr !,
~ month Address
tnf ol00i
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ONE OR TWO NICE MODERN ROOMS.
Phone, light. bath; SO per month. ass
W. 5th South. oils
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BOARD AND ROOMS

TWO BEAUTIFUL FRONT ROOMS,
one with elcovei steam heat, running
water: newly furnlshedi suitable for two
Was. GILL;. o6se
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~ IN TEACHER WILL GIVE
IONS In English. Call Was,
. oll62
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Dancing

EXPERIENCED DRESsMAKER DE-
slres work by day. Was 132S-M. o1070
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CALL on MADAME BRHART AT HER
new apartment. Warm Springs. Was.
s264-W e21Ii
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$50. 4-ROOM MODERN, DISAPPEAR
ing bed, gas range. Inquire 10 Stan
ley place. rear 449 So. 2nd East MILL
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ELECTRIC MASSAGE AND VAPOR
eths, manicuring. etc: treatment by
special appointments. Was. b4as, 1273
So. Main. faoll
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" PRIVATE ROARDINc
snsrl hotel, In or out OF cIty,
- .''"ui'e' oll42
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WANTS WORK BY THE
"'' ironing and cleaning. Hy.
ol061
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wANTED-LADY TO BOARD WITH
private family. End OF West End South
car line oli37
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MASSAGE

VAPOR BATHS, SCIENTIFIC MAS
sage. manicur!ng, etc. Room 20. Ga
lena block. State and 2nd South. m1230
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FOR RENT
Furnished Apartments

NICE BACHELOR APT: Prone
and lights, Woodruff, 236 End r. $40 20
groom furnished, Woodruff. go
End East; NO KITCHEN. ........ 1900
Broadway ................... 90. 90
2-room apt, Holland. AIS So,
West Temple ............ ...... o.. so
SALT LAKE SECURITY e. TRUST
COMPANY.
az Main Street. Exchange s.
ol0s3
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AN OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG
RACHET ops

Owing TO removals from the city, two
or three young business or professional
men can secure pleasant rooms. with goo
board. close In and reasonsbl ar 2l0
3rd East st oiiaS
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WANTED
situation (Male)

-.c1n GERMAN GARDENER
<EsChD Sishcs employment In
" gTunagIss take other work. In
<ank rem o10O"
4 bulding.
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-NttO WASHERWOMAN
Asady place Monday. HyIand
oI0g5
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E CoLoRED WOMAN WITH
wants work by the day.
goning, cleaning or cooking.
hN-'' ol022
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LARGE ROOM, STEAM HEAT, WITH
good homo cooking. cog e LIST South
k2925
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CREAMERY. LUNCH AND CAFE, NOW
open 372 g. Main. opp. Hotel Grann
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Bedbugs Exterminated


BEDBUGS EXTERMINATED.
Guaranteed. No dirt Rice. II D st.
Wasatch $3.50, oIOTT
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FOR RENT
Housekeeping Rooms

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE
keeping; electric lights and bath. So
60. W. Temple o7lg
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High-Class Tailoring

BEEHIVE TAILORING; CO. 2T8 SOUTH
West Temple was 1850 o721
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BOWLING ALLEYS

WINDSOR BOWLING PARLORS. 22b
Main. Prizes each week for ladies' high
scores ploot
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A SUITE OF II. K ROOMS, MODERN.
with plano. 169 q. 2rd south oI2ig
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Chill nDRBN'S DRESSMAKINq. CLEAN
Ing. pressing and repairing. Phone
Was. 3514-M m232l
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DRESSMAKING AT HOMIE OR BY THE
32lA-M- o0S8
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BOARD AND ROOM, So PER WEEK.
No laundry, Closo in. ii6 No. State.
oIl5f
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'tnent: IlRb OF . OR 2.
Addr.s, must y be snaD and
EN-o. Tribune. og5o
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~ THE DAY WANTED BY
spman. Was, GG63-W. ol226
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BEAUTIFUL TWO-ROOM AND AL
cove n. X apis, furnished: electric
light, gas range, sink, with running WE
ter. bath and real heat, modern No OBJ
lection to tenant with young baby. S54
r. SO. Temple. oI22e
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tAgNT NURSE, PRICES REA-
Was- fpa4-W. -ll3i05
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ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS.
242 2. so. Temple. Was ls45-J. f5ss
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VIM WOEENER. MASSEUR. &c SOUTH
6th East. For appointments call Wa.
satch I05a-J. lnl62O
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THREE HoUsEKEEPrIG ROOMS. ss5
North End West OILS
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WANTS WORK BY DAY,
palns. cleaning. Mrs. Ander-
SUI Fart olli5
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TANGO, HESITATION WALTZ, HAIR
ward, one-step waltz. two-step three
step taught In four lessons fancy stage
and ballroom dancing OF ali kinds, Write
or call Woodward Academy, 81 Main st.
o460
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- ASSISTANT BOOK
m cd1ssrcai ds work of any hna;
j or c'e efiics experience. VIII &C
TIE ont OF town Can operate
|tcn esfsreneo ess furnished Ado =
a Tribune
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DRESSMAKuNG BY THE DAY; EXPE-
renced work; reasonable rates. Was.
3946-R. fn236S
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DRESSMAKING AT HOME BY THE
day; satisfaction guaranteed. Hyland
eol4-M ml54
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