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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-07-08
FAIRv|EW OPENS
EXTENSIVE Plan
FOR GOOD ROADS
Improvement Association IN
Seeks Three Miles of Bet
ter Streets Under Gravel
Highway Law.
President Appoints Commit
tee to Study Situation and
Report Findings at Called
Session Soon.

First steps in big improvement in
Fairview's main-traveled streets, un-
der the three-mile road law, were
taken last night at a meeting of the
Fairview Improvement association.
The first three steps of last night
were creating enthusiasm for better
roads, mappinssRut system of main
travel6h streets6n which to make
the Improvement, and the appointment
of conHsttee to investigate the SEN
timent Inward such a move, and to
make further plans.
The committee, consisting OF ]. P.
Evans, David Davis, Ben Wicket and
two others, will hold it's first meeting
tonight.
The plan of roads was furnished
by Wilfred Jessup, who was asked to
explain "a method of paving Sheridan
street. After an investigation he
found the improvement could not be
made by the usual procedure be-
cause the value of adjacent property is
not double the cost of such improve
ments, requirement in cities of the
third class, to which Richmond be-
longs.
Plan More Extensive.
The improvement Mr.. Jessup sug-
gested was of so much greater scope
than the original plan Of the members
that extra time was asked in which to
Investigate. The members, while hav-
ing little to say, are enthusiastic over
the possibility of securing a share of
improvements denied them for years.
Mr.. Jessup proposes to start the i'm
provement at the corporation line on
Richmond avenue. This street is be-
ing opened by the city, but will be un-
improved from Fifth to Seventh street.
Continuing, it would take in part of
Fifth street, and the proposed improve
ment Of Center street past the tri-
angular shaped piece of ground known
as "Richmond's future manufacturing
center"
The streets included follow: On
Richmond avenue east from Seventh
to Fifth street; north on Fifth to
Center, east on Center to Second
street, skipping to Charles street over
the Second street improvement; east
on Charles street to Ridge street, north
to School street, east. to Sheridan
Richmond avenue, eri1fng ther6 60r1ton-
tinuing to some proper te4minal with
in the three-mile limit. "a.
Eighteen feet of concrete road, built
by the public as an entirety, and the
remainder of the streets over eighteen
feet in width, paid for by the adjacent
property owners is the plan.
Explains Road Law.
Mr. Jessup, who is we'll known as a
road attorney, explained the three-mile
road law and gave his reasons why
this law furnishes Fairview with it's
only hope for improvement. He said:
''The citizens of Fairview are alive
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-07-08

letting fulfilled her
who Of
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-07-08
AWARD JUDGMENT
ON HORSE TRADE

A verdict $2.75 short of the amount
Of the demand, was returned in cir
cult court by jury which heard the
case of Harry Turner against Will
Rich to recover $3.50 on a note given
in payment for a horse. Mr. Rich is
charged with having given worthless
note in jayment for horse he bought
OF Mr.. Turner. Turner was given judg-
ment for $147.25.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-07-08
LAFAYETTE HAS ONE,

LAFAYETTE, Ind, July S.-Lafay-
cite has woman acting as mayor for
the first time in it's history. Miss
Elizabeth Younker assumed the duties
yesterday and she is in charge of all
departments of the city government.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-07-08
/. O. @. F. MEMBERS
VISIT HAGERSTOWN

Saturday will be Odd Fellows day
in Hagerstown. A number of men,
bers of the encampment here will at
tend on invitation, leaving at sos
o'clock Saturday afternoon and re-
turning early Sunday morning.
An indianapolis degree staff will
give three degrees to twenty candi-
dates in the Hagerstown encampment
Saturday afternoon and night. Odd
Fellows from all over the county will
attend.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-07-08

Continued on Page Nine.)
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-07-08
POSITION AS MAYOR
DOES NOT TROUBLE
MISS V|RA BENTON
Robbins Pretty Substitute
Talks to Newspaper Men,
Relieves Special Judge and
Keeps City Running.

"Oh, don't mind being mayor. It's
not very hard job-but probably this
is dull day." confided Miss vira Ben
ton, first woman mayor of Richmond,
to an admiring and def erential dele
cation of newspaper men, when they
called ON her at the city building this
morning.
There weren't even any cases for
city court" she continued, regretfully
putting down an apparently interest
ing novel.
There might be drunk or two to
be brought before Your Honor before
the day Is over," suggested report
EN-
to church where they will have to
hear an exceptionally long sermon"
replied R1chmOnd's acting mayor The
reporters shivered They could not
imagine how one so young and fair
could mete out such stern justice.
Yesterday afternoon, just before
Mayor Robbins left for Columbus, Ind,
to attend the annual convention of the
Indiana Municipal league, he informed
Miss Benton, who is stenographer for
Controller McMahan, that he would
expect her to boss the city in his alb
Sence.
Doesn't Worry Her.
There is many a suffragette, which
Miss Benton is not, who might envy
her job, but the pretty stenographer
of the city controller accepts her re-
sponslbility in the most matter-of-fact
manner. She knows about city affairs
from A to q, so why accumulate wrin-
kles Of worry, she reasons. City hall
is almost depopulated except for po-
licemen and firemen, but she has five
aides whom she can boss around with
the greatest ease, John McMinn, of
the board, Building Inspector Hodgin,
Assistant Engineer Davis, Chief of PO-
lice Goodwin and Fire Chief Miller.
Miss Mayor Benton almost dock
ed' McMinn for reporting two hours
late this morning, but she relented
when he offered the excuse that he
had been engaged in that zero of all
jobs, moving his household effects
from one house to another
Justice Abbott was an early caller
at the acting mayors office, gallantly
inquiring if he could assist her in pre-
siding over city court. Miss Benton
informed him there would be no court,
but if there was one she would not re-
Quire his services.
Easy as Typewriting.
Mayor Robbins IS expected to return
to Richmond this evening. However,
so far as Miss Benton is concerned, he
can stay away as long as he wants to.
Running the city is easier than run
ming typewriter.
Miss Benton declined to discuss city
affairs this morning and one newspa-
per man impudently told her that if
she could not slip him some news
he would have to beat it."
"You are at liberty to go any time
you want to. Your presence here is
not necessary" replied Miss Benton
with correct mayoralty dignity, where
upon the offending scribe shriveled up
and fled amid the ribald laughter of
the witnesses of his discontinue.
LAFAYETTE HAS ONE.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, July 8.-Lafay-
cite has a woman acting as mayor for
/ L.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

FER ~~stevS New YevSs. thunder showers
sud cooler to-day probably Naiv Tomorrow,
moderate - fresh southwest to northwest
winds.
For New Jersey. fair to-day; thunde:
showers and cooler tonight or tomorrow!
moderate southwest to northwest winds.
For eastern Pennsylvania. unsettled to-
day. thunder showers and cooler this after.
noon or tonight. partly cloudy tomorrow.
moderate southwest to northwest winds.
For southern New England thunder
showers and cooler this afternoon or to-
night. probably fair tomorrow; moderate
to fresh west to northwest winds.
For western New York thunder showers
and cooler to-day: partly cloudy to- morrow
moderate west to northwest winds.
NEW YORK. Aug "a warm wave
occupied the Centrui States. the upper Mis-
sisslppi and Missouri valleys, the lake re-
sions and the Ohio valley where the TOM
peratures were above the normal for season
and ranged between % and 100 degrees The
warm area In due to an extensive depression
over the Northeastern states and spreading
south and eastward. The heat was modified
In many places by showers and thunder
storms Showers also prevailed In the South
Atlantic and Gulf States; In the extreme
West and IN nearly all OF the Middle At
iantic and Gulf states tho weather was fair
only . few widely scattered showers o.
CURING
In this city tho day was fair and slightly
warmer: winds. mostly fresh southcrfy: sv-
crasc humidity 90 per cent: barometer
corrected to read to sca level. at 9 A. ~,
3oo5. p. NJ. 2so'.
The temperature In this city yesterday. as
recorded by the ofnc,al Thermometer. IA shown
In me- ve<t
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Incoming Vessei.-By wireless.

rs Comet sabine. III miles north OF
Diamond shoals At noon
SIS Radiant, Sabine. s:o miles southwest
So Huron Galveston. 1888 miles north OF
Jupiter ut T., NJ
IS City OF 1t. Louis, savannah. t35 mile.
south OF sandy Hook At noon.
ss III RIO, Geveston, ?iS miles east -
Galveston Bar at noon.
IS Proteus New Orleans is2 miles north
OF TortuEas at noon.
Jupiter at noon, -
IS Carolina, San Juan. 6s milss norm OF
Sandy Hook at r. NJ
IS Momus New orleans, en- miles ssuaa
Of sandy Hook at noon
Is vssta, Baton Rouge. 40 miles south Of
Diamond shoals at noon,
IS Concho. Mobile, 3s5 miles south Of
Diamond shoals AT noon.
~ vi Occidents, Galveston, 200 milS
south Of sandy Hook at noon.
s. Cherokee Georgetown' 9st miles south
OF SANDY Hook AZ y NJ,
IS Apache, Jacksonville. So7 miles south
| OF sandy Hook ut y, NJ
SIS Noordam, Rotterdam, 2so miles east
of Ambrose lightship At noon go
Ss Principe d. Udtne, Genoa. lS mtlss
east Of sandy Hook at $3.50 Pm.
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AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.
Voluntary aud Forced Offerings In
Manhattan and The Bronx.
TUESDAY. AUGUST 90.
AT "a VESEY STREET.

TUESDAY. AUGUST 90.
at - vEsEY STREET.
rs Samuel Golla'icker.
18TH ST, 81 ", n :, 5i5 v Sth ay '5 1,,
sty dwls VI. u. Barry ct al eHrh q trHls'
Az Jno Fltager,oG - Al. II y h.lli,,s,.r.
Jr. atty. Powell Crlchton, ref; due, W.
2I2 80, taxes, &C.. Slb@1 -.
Ry Bryan l.. Kennedy.
DIST ST. 81 w. lo7 cs GGlG%Hn At "'
NJ ' c5Sognkiin ct s'' at. II RceaH a' atty r
Quinlan. ref, due, i5,:ti 80. taxes, So.
tl,7e5sj, sub 90 0rst mtg. 81 j, 900.
By Henry Brady.
MiNETTA ST. 1879. " Miuetta Ia. soN
-. . . n sly tnts and strs- Hannah
snilyeG est rh"s Rossopa y,MN,ndML "a
due. S,l72 as; taxes, &C. fs63.bo
Ky Joseph = DAY.
l2tTH ST l2o y. - go rgrk a. ,aN
?Tif Yea r. a W","'Vs So Logan 1sf dua
S2l229Asi taxes, SC, il63J ~
CAT a:OS THIRD AVENUE
by Bryan l.. Kennedy.
ltap ST 40 w. u g. :iO3 willis ~.
iteylOo sy. * dwls ! Gi,ugner 3,
oo .& '} ,as.. g. T si,,sc ''' due "
by Henry Brady
Quincy Az. .os7 -, 1870 y olmst: ,'5. ~,
ref due, s2,779 %; taxes SC,
BY J. II Mayors
VAN buren, ST. Isi4. r. 30si Van
| Nest av, Ii.sxlO0--F 4 southworth comm,
ss, bensacttG Cairo C 81 al w h 6na ;d
So6.S2; taxes g., sGs.os
AT il VEsEY sTREETI
By Bryan L. Kennedy
"6 6Rkaar ~ 5x1S5 ak Tres " %iso pI";
7s.3N9Oslo adi on west also ,s,uyvesant
plots, each 75xl5O; vol sale
by NJ. Morgenthau. Jr. 60
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y 7, TiTLB Ing co 10 ia. ' Tpo~.
MARTIN. VIM Il n. and ano. trustees TO
" Trust Co. trusted. ................f
Bronx.
CAIN Pauline, TO Y r @ Co... ", 900
MCCAFFREl Hugh, TO Sarah Van
s..............N WV
TROWBRlDGE JAS a, to VIM Harte
. xu tno' trustees .................t $4,000
HuPFELs SONS 10 sara q : Lar.
- sen .A.a..................,. .t2,s
TITLE ms co 10 BenJ Morde.
ROLAND, Anna NJ extrx. TO Eiiz Roter.
mund Observation-Disclosures. ............sl
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS for CAPS-D.pot Quarter.
masters ONCE, g6th street GIay't Ferry
Road, Philadel phia, August g. 1914, Sealed
proposals will be received here until II 90
A. NJ, August %, 1914, for manufacturing
We. IKE piorma, ss, on ana appiea,loS
THOMAS cRIsE, d Q NJ,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-24
soRouGn OF BRooKLyN-F0R SALE.

DETACHED HOT Sc containing Nine
Rooms, all IMPROVEMENTS, on plot ~ ground
tOxieO. In beautiful Kings Highway section.
IS minutes % Sew York by Brighton Beach
81, " pubic and pHru, hill rhuuls two hi1Cks
away. ohurches 81 all denomination near hy
For ssle at a bargain to cash buyer, neigh
borhood first class For particulars, address
RNRtAIN. l}uN lg3 sun Once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises SIS Sun Sets.. s+i Noon sets. Gi<
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
SandyH'k e3<l Gov. Island o:s2 Hell Gate. .ii:<l
Low WATER THIS DAY
SandyHk 372i Gov. Island. 80 Hell Gate. so
Arrived-sunday. August 20.
s. Chicago. 1850 p NJ. Havre. August IL
Ss Hamilton. Newport News.
SIS Frym, 1880 7. NJ. SaEua. August ~.
IS Falk. y. NJ, ChicouttmL August II.
IS Van Duyn. . T.. NJ. Kingston. August H.
Ss Csmcronia, TIA 4. ~. uiasgo~. August rs.
SIS Columbian, A. ~. Honolulu. June o.
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HARTFORD LINE

From New Pier 40. last River. foot of Peck slip
daily except Sunday, al 3 p. n for Conn &c u,
River landings Write for summer folder
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-24

pT~r Ct a.. = % 7Nei a--Edra- Good.
WIN - rndervrI'er' Building CO. So John
ur mtg fl2- 600. Aug 20. due per
t0ad s''vs watson, + 4 r, Ji Ighn
e. -.......-- ............. .,...ft 55so
vs- Jane street Meth EWs Church TO
T-.l.ulv Saw trstr. park pl, Aug -.
dI' iHF 81. 1917, 3 p a.. ATTY. r g Co
SAVE PROPERTY Same 80 CIV So
o's'r NJ 'r. Meth EMS church 80 5'h
. A. , 1913, yrs. p c, atty, T - GO.
i's pvay ...........'.. ..........t25o 500
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East side.
fH7T ~ Flrh a., between Fourteenth an,
NON ste

LrN'SGToN ~. " g. laa- Tlst e.. 10 aNfi
Leon EtuNw,u 20 E'iZ + King 81 a.
.'-.. "a T. 3lth e. AUG -. due Sent
- p C.. a.tys. Miller 80
,,rTT'y ......,,o. -. ;;dSS9oo
'rFas..o NassInI 20 Slgmund orbach, 1914
ra-S p. Bk'vn. pr mig sii,ooo due sent
'''9 p C. aug 81, at'y. 7 q GO. l!f
pVsF ..................... 200
18th ST n e go " 81 Az, 2iNlOo D.
O'r-0ico Cato 20 Michelangelo Cipolla.
q oak 80, avg 90, yrs, p G; atty. =
Ternlni 253 BVny ....... $1,000
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

OLIVER ST. S. ali-F-iuk TasreEtossr -
Salvatore oSnato. al water a.. yrs. from
sept L. ieii attys. Guarim G, "a NV
arm Sr. 6oi W store = b--Joseph v idppe
10 tohr ~ rdr,.;l & ano, 2o1 Ross -.
BklNu. yrs. from Aug !. lslA. ANY, VA
tor II stewart. 1889 al nv ....... ~ wv
zap sT. :. isi r. centre line NIX net
9TH h 10th avs. .? iS.- ka,h J Moore 20
yrs, from May (. iait atty" Abh'', sc
T. nyay ............s.s# sH'V
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-24

HOME ST. 40. @ So hldg- Madeln'
yrs from Aug 3. lrii. atty. VI ""', ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-24

Lor IS. on ,map OF Van Ns'' v."rsr ~ ii
,,o,ocins OF intRcb: atty, r r ierdinE.
isisT ct COZ. Bryan, az; aS = 100, :,
Natalie schVicardi agt johanna Erms'
Rronberger 4 Scheuer .
Lot cA5 mup NJ washing -trano v,
4 Johnstonc AIT catherine Baehrle .,
al ,foreclos Of mtxel, attys Reeves q
Tod -.s.
uoh,rt Ru4rhe- act James T. ! Martin 81
al ,,orecios OF nttgcl. atty. II q Friedman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-24
LIS pESDt>S.
Manhattan.

ssrH ST los Ess'-P6rk Ay y,,g'.r '', y,
street co agt Stuyv"sanf WalnWtRn, CT
al ,,orecios ~ mtgel. atty, " frith
ssTH SIR. ~ Eas'--john II perkrr o. az,
Inrksor Realty Go ct al action 20 t'r'I''
1,o,G,nics, Hem: atty. l. TopliE
uSTU ST. i3O west--lsaac Mei.scr sE,
Harry Schreiar ct al foreclos or mtee''
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Donntov "A.

.v..H .r'uo and address Of owner and
b.. 10 attorneys name Is omitted ad-
.,.. r.I,. OF second ptrtJ
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LiE>.
Manhattan.

e5TH ST eo7.e E-Harrv Klein art Laura
Oppcnheim et al. Dec -. l9l3....... $3.50
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Mnnhnttau,

All Az. " cor 3ith ~. ci.sN55-Joseph y
ns"n - '' .... 1909 -
MADISON Az, losi--Patrick Mrhoney ast
porn- Cs,aie August Dwyer 81 al
owners and contractors ....,..... ...' ~ ~
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. s.. Who'll" front hot
iIs, and l4gi -t- 2ooNloo--Nw Buses
Inc art Newmark & Davis. Inc, owner ana
n q =. w " =
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BronS

PARK Az. ao-7-S n Nu'er Inc. az Emil
paiimnn owner. Trab'luc Realty 90. les
see 10 Frldman Contracting CO. .on.
tractor ..........-. p. l. 30 '
aspTH at 200 E--rompuldo palmieri ngt
Gaetano AmlErorc owner and cont, 5000
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ws'' q, FI,'h av. between Fourteenth and
roth sts)
"EST END Az 5, 1850 n 18TH a., 81 sk--
Harry Srhlf 20 Harris n Rush. West
. avs, Clrdozo & y. -2s Bway $1,000
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MORTGAGES.


rv"h name and address Of lender and
lenders gttorney.)
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Manhattan Island north OF HON ST.
uSr ST. 20 IS 3f2S Bw1y so 7Ne05 g
barney Estate CO 20 Chandler Smith, trus,
View Brighton. staten Island. Aug 81. due
Sep. 4. 1919, p G. attys, Reeves & r l65
Rnlt ................. .fl3, 600
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pYCKMAN 81, 32l y GO " Prescott
av, j0NIOO. s'r dVlR-S NJ HcmrHway.
eStx W q II Raves 81 nj; Everett, G. &
u. attys; u B,umruthal ref. due. IS.
$3.50: taxes. &c. tC3G.j3.
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.v.r..t,tr island. north " ION ST
4 ri ST. 90 b. s. 'Sl.3 . 9TH nv. lN.9N
10 Anna l. Garrlbran' 30 Lillian v
t.... .f Hancock Az. Jersey city. y !,
r.- $4,000 COL. lions. June s...,......'l
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BIRTus AND DEATHS.

Blrths-Aiike and Eta Bell. 20Z1 Pierce,
boy; Frank and Mary Boucek, 25i9 south
Seventh, boy; Robert and Ida Gavin. DIS
North Nineteenth avenue, girl; Alvin and
Genevieve Gustafson, 21lb Sahler, boy;
boy; f. and Hazel Parker, $3.50 North
Thirtieth, boy; Thomas and Tina Pan
ebianeo, H2h North Thirty-third, boy;
Henry and Lotue Riffey. Sll2 Taylor.
boy.
Deaths-John A. Dempster, "a years,
hospital; Charles Petersen, 70 years, 7l6
North Sixteenth; Edith Tucker, 3 years.
4S27 Leavenworth; Anna Watson, u years,
hospital.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Licenses to wed have been granted the
following couples:
Name and Residence. Age.
Gunerd Ericsson, Omaha...............-.. ~
Ellen Halvin, Omaha. ~
William Parm, Omaha. ................., ~
Mrs. Agnes BAGS, Omaha. 81
William S. Metcalf, Omaha. As
Mrs. Myrtle Morgan. Sioux City. Ia. 81
Theodore L. Haden. Crete, Neb.......... %
Nina p. Bricker. Crete. Neb........... 70
Charles Hemphill. Omaha................ 81
Ollie Anderson. Omaha.................... 2
David Mitncr, Benson. ................... 20
Goldie McCade, Rockford, Ia...,....,... "a
Marion X. Frisler, Glenwood, Ia........ ~
Maggie Treon. Olean, Mo.............-... q
Charles A. Jerome. East st, Louis, Ill. %
Irene Thomas, South omaha...........s ~
Guy S. Courtright, Oswego, N. Y....... "a
Emma Frahm, mah0................... n
Robert Z. Elliott. Omaha. ........,. over q
Jennie u. Harley. omaha............over Is
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DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES
THE funeral OF Ernest y. Either viii be
held at Dodder's chapel. Saturday, De-
cember g. 1T 10 4 IN. Friends invited
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Unclaimed Answers
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desired swaps, therefore do not call toI
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SINGLE CUTTER-What win you trade
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POULTRY AND SUPPLIES
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They are i7x23 inches, stronger and more
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SHOTGUN - Beautifully engraved, IL
gauge Marlin repeating shotgun and
case; cost $40; to exchange for chickens;
owner has no use for 1t. Address s. c.
419. Bee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-25

SIGNS. showcards. CLARK 9 Son. o. lsTa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-25

All claims for errors must be made
within fifteen days after the last inser-
hon Of the advertisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-25

PLAYER MUsIC-Have extensive assort;,
roIis for Ss-note player piano. VIII give
good value in music for Vlctrola, Kodak.
Sisib.e typewriter or anything | can use.
Give full description CT what you have
and offer will be given prompt considera-
tion Address S. G. AIS. Bee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-25

player piano, cost new $500. WIN sell
for 1915 with rolls. Responsible parties
can buy this player on payments, or
would trade for diamond as payment.
Address s. &C. 4O5. Bee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-25

FOR the best bargain yet offered by any
one on new high-grade piano, address,
until Jan. l. s. c. Az, Bee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-25

WANTED-STTUAT
YOUNG man wants place to work for
board while attending Boyles COLLEGE
Telephone Douglas 1865
YOUNG man willing TO work wants
employment OF any kind: can drive and
take care OF auto; well recommended as
20 ability. T. 1885.
Neutrality-suspicious. by middle-aged
man. several years. railroad and
office experience; prefer position as
travelling salesman or office work: can
use typewriter; not steno. X $50. Bee.
MAN and wife (coloreD want positions
In private family or club; wife a good
cook and housekeeper; man as butler and
do general work; can take care OF auto
mobiles; qualified 20 manage any club
Win work together or separate ID. A
Hayes, e6iT Burdette Tel. Web. 2SSs
JAPANESE, mlddle-aged, chief cook,
wants a position in hotel or restaurant
In or out OF city; have had Is years ex-
perlence In California; references S6th
and l. SITS, South Omaha Ask for T
Nura.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-25

You can place your want ad In The Bee
TELEPHONE TYLER 1000.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-25

An advertisement inserted TO ne run un-
al discontinued must be stopped by writ
ten order.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-25

box box in lG rear. Chassis just overhauled and
a powerful machine; fOur-cylinder, water
cooled, Schebler carburetor, dual igni-
ton system, with Splitdorff magnetic;
new differential gears; two new hobby
Tread 35x4-inch rear tires. Price 500.
and will consider first class twin motor
cycle or late model Underwood type
writer as part payment and give you
the best OF the deal as have no place TO
keep the car at present Address s. c.
AZ. Bee