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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-03
FlREMEN's MEMORIAL.
Graves Of Departed Members Covered
With Flowers.

The members OF Auto Chemical
Company No. 2 and Protection En-
CINE Company No. !. comprising the
Bryan fire department. held their an
nual memorial and decoration serv-
fees at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
The members OF the two companies
appeared in full uniform and in add
ton quite a number of citizens as
sembled at the cemetery TO witness
the services.
The memorial address was deliver
ed BY Rev. c. T. Tally. pastor OF the
First Methodist Church, and It was
one OF the most beautiful ever heard
in Bryan. Il was oouched in language
chaste and beautiful and paid an elo-
quent tribute 20 the memory OF the
departed members and was replete
with eulogistic praise 10 the volun-
teer fireman. his courage, his work
Of sacrifice and love. All OF which
grows out OF the beautiful Christian
spirit OF helpfulness. OF brotherhood,
OF service 10 others.
The graves OF the honored dead
we're then visited and great heaps OF
beautiful flowers were placed upon
them by loving hands, as follows;
Roll Of Honor.
d. A. Bone, 1890.
W. c. Elliott. 1894.
G. A. Patterson. 1896.
George Jenkins. 1902
Henry Rohde. 1908.
Henry Spell. 1904.
b. T. Leman. 1907.
+. !. Ettle. 1910.
G. VI. Brandon 1910.
After the exercises had been con-
cluded, the members OF the two COM
panies elected Rev. Tally to honorary
membership in the department and
also chaplain of the department.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-03

L. H. White, representing 7roteo-
ton Engine Company No. L. John
Read, representing Auto Chemical
Company No. ,, and John DAILY Jr,
secretary Of the State Fire Marshals'
Association, went to Waco today 10
attend the State Firemen's Associa-
ton.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-03
REAL ESTATE Transfer

Lena Tose =. al 60 e. Z. Pickett,
lot %, box s. Halls edition to the
city of yan: cons. ioration, $500.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-03
THE WEATHER

Unsettled tonight and Tuesday;
cooler tonight.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-03
Ladies'.

Ladies.
Just received a beautiful line OF
white waists; all the new styles. at
$3.50 and $3.50. WEBB BROS.
Ladies' Ready.to.Wear Department.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-28
FARMS

WANTED information regarding good farm
or unimproved land for sale. Il. G. List
Minneapolis. Ninn.
FOR RENT-lmproved farm. 16O acres, IL
miles east Of Tulsa. $3.50 cash Brockman
Bros. 2l2 First National.
WANTED-To hear direct from owner Of
good farm or unimproved land for sale
C. c. Buckingham. Houston. Texas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-28
WHO WILL HELP A
DOWN and OUTER?
PitifuI Case of Englishman
Now at Tulsa County
Hospital.
ONLY NEEDS FARE
Wants to Reach Colon, Pan
anna, Where He Has
Several Friends.
ONLY NEEDS FARE


out at the Tulsa County home near
the fairgrounds is man who needs
help And he is deserving.
He is am cnElishmm and his name
Is NJ. Godfrey He is 32 years of age
and structural iron worker by trade
Last June he fell from the sixth ring
Of 55,OOO-barrel oil tank two miles
from Cushing He was unconscious
for -four days. lie was I'm "a hospital
at Gushing for two months. but when
he left he was suffering from a brain
disease and his whole right side was
partially paralyzcd Having few
hundred dollars he went to Kansas
City for treatment He tried every
thing but got no relief
He came to Tulsa and got job at
Sand Springs. Then he visited the
Tulsa hospital and was examined by
Dr Fred ), Clinton, who advised him
to write the company for whom he
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-28
Government to Raise Corn
on Farm -Four Miles
Southeast.
WILL KEEP TAB"
Special Agent Of Agricul-
tural Department to Be
in Charge.

The department of agriculture will
establish a corn experimental station
in Tulsa county This Information
was made known yesterday by Dr. G..
J.. Earnhcart, who has Interested him
self I'm securing this advantage for
this city. only two Of these stations
will be established in the state and
Tulsa is the first TO be selected
Three acres of the I. W. Oliver
farm, located four miles southeast Of
this city has already been selected as
the place where the experiments will
be made. For the experiment the
government will furnish specially
treated, extra early seed. The corn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-28
FURNITURE

| FOR SALE-prctical'y new Singer sowing
machine. also nice oak duoiuld Phone
l627.J.
FOR SALE Furniture OF five rooms almost
new. % bargain IL taken 100 once. ilu N.
Cincinnati.
THREE rooms OF furniture for sale. reason.
able: leaving city. House can be rented
i17 North Boulder.
GUNsTEN's shop. new location 5o3 South
Boulder furniture aud uphoIstering
troubles. Phone lsli.
HIGHEST cash p,ces paid for secondhand
furniture and stoves. Jacobs Furniture
Co. 222 East First Phone 100.
FURNITURE repairing, upho'sterng and
packing We call for and deliver Jacobs
Furniture Co., 222 East First street. Phone
100.
WE win buy your secondhand ice box or
refrigerator any time summer or wiuter,
Jacobs Furniture Co., 222 East First street,
Phone 100.
ATHERTON Auction Co, 26 West First
street do all kinds auction business. See
them before you sell your household goods
Phone 47S9.
UPHOLSTERING. rcGnishng. picture frame
manufacturing gas stoves set up and rec
paired Acme Shop 9O5 Hodge street
Phone 5i37J, night or day,
slOO CASH will buy $3.50 slightly used
upright piano good as new, or will ey-
change for secondhand furniture. Phone
1859 Diamond Furniture Co.
BOWERS furniture hospital do upholster.
ing repairing enameling, box springs,
mattresses repaired and rebuilt. Obey the
imDulse. phone us now. 2l5 East Fifth
street Tulsa. Phone 30OG,
FOR SALE Three pieces. alIleather parIor
suite, cost $50, sell for $50. dropIcat all
oak tables, new, cost $3.50 for Si75, rock.
inc chairs SIPS up. blanket, from 75c to
SIS. comforts from CSC to So linoleum. new,
GOc per yard laid to fit the floor. We buy
sell and exchange. Richards, 1914 West First.
Phone 1909
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-28
GEISSLER TO MEET
WITH REPUBLICANS
Pittsburgh County G. .. u. Hold u
Big Rally on Next
Thursday

ontNIlI 70 INC WTTTU
M'ALESTER, Nov. 27-Cad Ma
this, chairman of the county central
committee, and r. H. Matthews, state
committeeman, have called the Re-
publican county central committee
and party workers throughout Pitts
burg county for a meeting I'm Nc
Alcster Thursday Of next week Ar
thur H. Geissler chairman Of tho
state committee, is to visit McAlester
at that time and, in a meeting at ,
o'clock in the afternoon, ne will de-
liver a talk on state and national is
sues, outlining what he believes to be
Republican chance of success in COM
Ing campaigns
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-28
FIND TULSA WOMAN
ON CHURCH STEPS
Mrs. Robert Watson l. Found in
Front of Hot Springs Building;
\ Victim OF Drugs.
Special to The World

HOT SURINGS, Ark, Nov. Ell
Mrs Robert Watson, aged 2G years, of
Tulsa. Okla. was found in an uucon,
scious condition on the front steps of
Central Methodist church late last
night, her condition apparently due to
an overdose of some drug. Mrs. Wat
son was taken to Leo NJ. Levi Memo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-28
MISCELLANEOUS

PUBLIC steuographer, notary public Room
827 Robinson Bldg Phone 4s10.
BOWsFR or other gasoline pump and large
tank: must be cheap. Phone lI22.
{ MIRROR PLATING-Your Old mirror made
new; satisfaction guaranteed Phone 3b9o
! KEYS made to order; trunk locks put on.
Jacobs Novelty Co, 226 East First
Phone 72G
WANTED Stable room for horse and buggy
near Tenth and Cincinnati. Phoue jsI or
Box 1918 Tulsa.
MISS D NJ. POWERS. stcnographer, notary
Phones office 231O, residence go 2l3
New uanicl Bldg.
WANTED-WiIl pay highest prices for men s.
secondhand clothes. shoes, hats and over
coats, pants. Phone 1927.
LACE CURTAIN cleaning. cleaners Of fine
laces and draperies Mrs. C. W. Tomlin-
son. 5ot1R. 1915 Hodge street.
FACSIMILE signatures. lodge. corporation
and notary seals Hayward Bldg Tulsa
Rubbe- Stamp Works. Phone l4l5.
EXPERT watch and iewery repairing also
clocks called for and delivered at reduced
prices. watches regulated free. Eagle Loan
Co. corner First aud Boston.
SEWING machine repairs and supplies for
every brand Of machine. expert repair
man: work guaranteed. Phone 67G. Singer
Sewing Machine Co, III East Second street
If YOU do not own Singer perhaps We
can arrange % reasonable exchange with
YOU Phone G76 and let's talk h over.
Singer Sewing Machine Co.. III East Second
street.
WE REPAIR everything; also buy, sell and
exchange motorcycles bicycles cash re-
Gstcrs, guns. scales talking machines; keys
'hade TO order Jacobs Novelty Co., 226
fast First street Phone 72G.
SIDNEY STOUT-Known as "Sid the Gun
and Locksmith,' - was with Magee for
years and lately with BardoD's now lO.
Gated with Jacobs Novelty Co.. 22G East First
street Phone 72G Expert repair man.
THE IDEAL Christmas gft for mother.
daughter wife or sweetheart Is a Singer
sewing machine: special discount for cash or
sh0rt-time contracts: liberal allowance Tor
old machines taken i'm exchange. special ar.
raugemont for prompt delivery IA this and
other cities. Write or call on us. Singer
Sewing Machine Co, III East Second street.
II AM NO longer connected with the Lear's 8
Quick Baggage Co., It is now under new
management the name having been changed
to the Reliable Transfer Baggage Co. l
want 10 thank all Of my friends and patrons
for their liberal patronage while l was in
the business. Parties desiring to call or
transact business with me will phone 5l1l.
Yours respectfully, X. NJ. Lear.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-28
THE THIRD TIMES \ CHARM
McAlester Woman Suing Her Husband
for Divorce Second Time.
Special to The World.

SpeclaI 70 Inc WOrId.
MALESTER, Okla, Nov 27-Mar-
ried November s, 1894. divorced June
p, 1911. and remarked TO the same
man In october Of 1913, Mrs. Emma
d. Brun of this city has filed suit for
a second divorce from her husband.
Frank G.. Brun. She charges extreme
cruelty.
World Wants get results.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-28

MONEY 10 loau on improved close.u city
property, no commission. Phone As, Dick
BardOn.
FARM LOANS made quickly al lowest rates.
Sutton & Magazines, 2l2 Bliss Bldg
Phone 10
WANTED TO borrow $500 ON first mort.
gugt real estate for 80 days New build.
ing m restricted restrict Address 1891
care World
MONEY TO LOAN-On two, three an = five
years time on improved city property
md farms Jordan 4 BoEen, 2O1 Gillette
Bldg Phone 24l.
MONEY on Hand-to make large or small
farm loans or loans on Tulsa improved
property at lowest rates, for long or short
time: close quickly Agents wanted, e. A.
Lily 2ll2l2 Texas Bldg II East Fourth
street Phone sal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-28

World Wants get results,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-28
MALEsTER is TO HAVE \ PROBE.
Special Grand Jury VIII Convene
There Monday; First Since 1912.

Special 20 The World.
M'ALESTER, Nov. 27.-A special
grand jury win convene In McAlester
Monday to investigate alleged crimes
in Pittsburg county. IL will be the
first grand jury since October Of 1912.
The Washington times., 1915-10-12
AERO CORPS PLANNED
FOR NATIONAL GUARD

Officials Of the Aero Club Of America
have been in communication with Of
ficers Of the Naval Militia OF the Dis
trict regarding movement to form
aviation sections Of State national
guards all over the country. The Aero
Club Is raising a fund and already has
seven aeroplanes to be used by aviation
corps of the National Guard OF states
which enter the project
No immediate action is to be taken by
the District officials In this campaign
because the District National Guard al
ready has. as part OF Its naval
militia. an aeronautic corps made up
of ten men and two officers. who are
working with an aeroplane owned by
Dean Roger Van Kirk and donated to
the militia for this purpose.
In having this hydroaeroplane the
District guard IN In much better sit
uation than many states which would
like to have an aeronautical corps but
cannot obtain aircraft for practice. AL
ready arrangements have been made
by the Aero Club OF America to CO.
operate with New York. Massachusetts.
Wisconsin California. Texas. and Ari-
zona in aeropIane work.
The aeronautic- corps Of the naval
militia here Is commanded by Lieut..
II. l.. Crawford and Lieut.. W. r. Hoef-
fer.
The Washington times., 1915-10-12
PRESIDENT To SET
MEMORIAL STONE
Will Use TroweI Tomorrow At
Arlington A\mphitheater Ger.
emonies.

President Wilson will lay the corner
stone OF the Arlington Memorial Am
phitheater tomorrow morning at II
o'clock from a platform constructed d.
rectiy east OF the Maine mast.
After the ceremony two memorial
trees will be planted In front OF tho
amphtheater by delegation from
women's patriotic organizations. the
tree planting exercises Will be conduct
ed while large number OF feminine
color bearers. Spanish War Veterans
and regular army soldiers stand guard.
The invocation will be pronounced by
Bishop Earl Cranston, one OF the civil
war veterans whose valor and courage
the amphitheater will commemorate
Secretary OF the Navy Daniels VIII
speak as a representative OF tho Arling-
ton Memorial Commission. ...
A detachment from Fort Myer VIII
be on patrol during the exercises. Judge
Ivory G. Eimball, who worked for
twelve years to have the construction
of the amphitheator authorized by Con-
Rress. finally succeeding OF, March 3.
lbs, will explain the history Of the me-
morial
Following music by the Fifth Cavalry
BAND. Cant. Charles w. Newton, past
comma nder -in-chicr o. the tnlted span
jsh War Veterans. will deliver an al.
dress. Penedictior will be pronounced
by the Rev. John b. Fraiser. a chap-
lain in the United States navy.
Admission cards issued for Octoper J.
when the ceremony was to nave heen
held. will be honcred. announces Col
w, W. Harte.
The Washington times., 1915-10-12
Deaths.

James II. chssmsr. 70 years. 2Sis. Clifton
place.
Louisa Grsninser. - years. HOMEOPATHIC
Hospital.
Emma Il. Graves. 81 years. 1887 Irving street
wes,ern l.. Ridser.. ~ years. 1907 Maryland
avenue southwest.
Thaddeus Fox. So years. United States Sol
dierr' Home Hospital.
Walter Magruder. 10 years. Georgetown Cnl-
Sersity Hospital.
George II. Mavars, 90 years. io23 cissel court
northwest.
virsInia Potter Fuller. 81 years. Iowa
Circle.
James NJ. Curtin. Is years. Casualty Hospi-
tai
Alice T. Higgins. s5 years. as Eighteenth
street northwest.
Wallis Otto. ~ minutes. IL Taylor street
northwest.
om sho Tehun. IS years. Is3 Ontario place
northwest.
Ida Seldom. 81 years. Freedmen's Hospital
Ella Buckner. p years, Washington Asylum
Hospital
william Hawkins. 80 years. Tuberculosis los
pital.
William Lincoln. "a yes<s. Washington Asy-
lum Hospital.
Nettie HAWKINS. u years. SIS Twenty third
street northwest.
Rachel A. Dyson. 81 years. 1915 street
northwest.
William Bunch. 3 months. ,Ooa Eighth stree,
northwest.
Infant Of Joseph and Amanda hewitt. !:
hours. 81 Summer avenue southeast.
The Washington times., 1915-10-12
PROPOSALS

DEPARTMENT. OF THE INTERIOR,
WARRINGTON. October 2 1915 sealed
proposals Will be received at this Department
uniil D. M. Thursday, October ~, 1915 and
then opened, ior the furnishing Of abor and
Oi material unless otherwise specifed) re-
quired IN plastering. painting. and decorate
Ing the v street corridor third floor. Patent,
Once Building. Washington. ~. e.. In ac-
tordsnce with speciiica ions for the work
OF which copies may he obtained on appiica-
lion to the chief clerk OF the Department
he risht 10 reserved TO reject any and all
bids, or 10 accept or reject any part thereof
In the discretion OF the Secretary. Proposals
should be securely enveloped. marked PRO
posal Tor Plastering. painting and decorat-
ing. Patent Ofnce Building" and be ad-
dressed 20 tile Secretary Of the Interior.
10 Sweeney, Assistant Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DIS
1Hl,'T OF COLUMBIA. October l. 1sl5.-
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received at
the oniHe OF the Secretary OF the Board of
commissioners, Room SO. District Building,
until O'Clock y. M. November s. 1915. for
The construction Of an Engine House. No. a,
TO he located on Los 20 and ii. square 206s.
connecticut avenue. between Ordway and
Porter streets northwest. Blank forms of
proposal. specihes tions. and all necessary in
formation may be obtained from the chief
Clerk Engineer DEPARTMENT Room +z7, Dis
trict building. Washington. ID. g. A de-
posit OF nve dollars will be required from
and specifications. OLIVER p NEWMAN.
LOUIS BROWNLoW. C. W. kUTZ. Com
| missioners. ID. c.
Il
The Washington times., 1915-10-12
Realty Transfers

Calvert street and Adams Mil road uhe
Beacon apartments)-Alexande Schaper ct
ux to William +. Dent part block Of
CIinbourne, SO. subject to trust for slaO 900
istamps 81.
Chevy Chase-Allan NJ. Albert to Mabel NJ.
sgl.
A street northeast, between Sixth and Sew
enth streets-Herman X. Howenstein. trus-
tee, to William and Elizabeth r. Fair. part
original lot .. square s67. $40 istamps 81. .50).
Thirteenth street southeast. between b and
. G streets-Harry A. Kite ct uN to John
T.. and Lillian Il. Lee. lot 2i6. square 1913,
SO tstamps 80 cents,.
727 sixth street northeast-Rosina !. Dugan
to Nellie sullivan, lot 81, and part lot a.
square sjS. 5000.
Ivy City-Winiam c. McNeili ct ux 10
Thornton Carus!. lot 80, block g. $40
(stamps 50 cents).
Tia akoma Park-Edward II. Smith to Ellen
NJ Smith. lot -. block 10. $40.
The Washington times., 1915-10-12
Rebel Chief Still Rejects All
Proposals to Bow to Will OF
Carranza.
GENERALS HINT At REVOLT
Latin.American Governments
Formal Recognition Act
Awaited BY Lansing.

Advices received here today from
northern Mexico declare that MANY OF
Villas generals. convinced that his
cause is lost. are strongly urging him
to abandon his revolution against the
Carranza government. Many OF these
generals, It is stated. are determined TO
Law down their arms whether villa gives
ur his campaign or not.
At present, It Is stated. villa Is dis
posed to reject all such proposals with
scorn, and Is trying desperately to rally
his forces for a determined stand.
General Carranza. according to on'-
cial advices to the state Department
has left Vera Cruz for Tampico on the
Mexican gunboat Bravo. He plans
triumphal tour throughout the territory
he now controls. and. en- route. VIII con-
fer with his generals over plans FOR
finally crushing villa and Iapata. he
pans to end his tour at Mexico CITY
where he will formally take over the
affairs of the capital.
Zapata Burns II. X. Shops.
Secretary Lansing stated today that
he was still without information from
the Latin-American diplomats who par
ticipated In the Pan-American confer
ences as to whether their respective
governments had approved the decision
of the conference to recognize Carranza.
Until this information is obtained actual
recognition by the United States will
be withheld.
today of the burning of the railroad
shops at Orizaba. midway between Vera
Cruz and Mexico City. by Zapatistas.
Publication OF the guarantees gwen
cision OF the Pan-American conference to
recognize him. will. 1t Is hoped by o.
rcials Of this Government. go far TO
ward removing the opposition remain
ing In this country ssainst the plan.
. Gives Religious Liberty.
This applies particularly to the guar
antees of religious liberty. Much of the
opposition in this country against the
first chief has cmanated from the
catholic church. Cardinal Gibbons has
been repeatedly quoted as opposing the
recognition of .'arranza. and the SAM"
sentiment has been expressed by other
officials of the church. 1t Is hoped
that Corran2a's premise to give full re-
lig.ous liberty will soften the opposi-
tion.
Uihcials here profess to feel no undue
alarm concerning Americans and other
foreigners IN Northern Mexico. At the
same time. dispatches from the border
state that American consuls in Villa
territory are doing everything possible
to get Americans out of the country.
secretary of state Lansing was un-
able to say today whether there would
be another formal conference OF the
Pan-American diplomats before formal
recognition Of Carranza Is extended
lie indicated however. that such d
meeting might be held.
1t is expected that as soon as this
recognition is extended by the United
States and the Latin-American coun-
tries the leading powers of Europe
will fellow the example and that With
in short while full diplomatic corps
will be in Mexico City accredited to
the Carranza government.
4ipeta has captured Tolucs, a railroad
junction thirty miles from Mexico City
and his troops are engaged with Car
!itnzistas near the capital.
The Washington times., 1915-10-12
Wholesale Produce Market

EGGS-Nearby. fresh. 2Su@9c per doz
SOU hrrn. 26U 2NC per doz.
GHEESE-New York, new, l3izC per ID. ;
~. lSC per III.
Bl'TTER-ElEin print. 32c per 10. tub. 3Ic
u,r lb.. process, 25c per ID.
LIVE fOtLTRY-tiens. Ice per Ib {;
ruOstcrs. lie pei H.. live turkeys. l1mlOc per
lr.: sprIng chickens. lGml7c per Id.
per IL; letNy. suSbac per lb.. fat sheep,
ram;c per Ib.; spring lambs SdSiac per H.
kREY. PRICE " co
NEGEEAliI. I.ES-puota ions furnished hv
Tayhr NadeI-IOtatoe k.2j per barrel
.o..s. SlOO per bu.. s.. - per sack; sabbage,
81" nCr hard; beets. 81 40 per 100 lunches
The Washington times., 1915-10-12
EDUCATIONAL
INSTITUTE

Founded 1S78-1000 Students, 1914.
LarGeAt Private school In washington
Gymnasivrh, Swimming FooG
DEpARTMENTs,
WashirstoN Preparatory school--Pre-
parer for College or University. Ac-
credited Basis. Day or Evening.
Washington school OF Accountancy-
I to 2h Year Courses. Prepares for
Business and G. J.. A. Examinations.
Washing ton Conimerciai schooi-Un.
excellcd Bookkeeping and stsno-
graphic Courses.
Grade School-3s boys made up lost
grades last year.
cal and ArchitecturaD, Public
Speaking, Spanish. Business Mems
English. etc.
THOs. w. Walton. N. A.. Director.
Y. M. c. A. 1896 C St. N. w.
The Washington times., 1915-10-12
ErAhlk!cNiS " .El
lr'urn;4api.
.trrniGtuAI.hS & lLc oUAES

McCRAY REFRIGERATOK COMPANY.
ktgrtgerators that a,s uEegga.sI.
sil = 81. ~ ".
We Build and kspa.I ks..,! ,!"TaIoFA .
The Washington times., 1915-10-12
HELP WANTED-MALE

BoY-white. to work In store and run err
rands. l2i2 New YORK ave. N w.
Roy OR. MAN-To work on a huckster, wa
Eon; must know the business. Call "a + IT.
BTsHELMAN and tailor. IMPERIAL TAIL
ORS, a2t st N. W.
WTsHELMAN wanted on new and old work
AZ once. 2Gll n st. \. w.
nusnELIAN-First class, for old and new
work. Apply llot ltth st. N. w.
HoUsEMEN-Two colored, recommended, for
EUREKA. 1oll New York ave.
LATHERs at once. ssth and McComb a.,
Cleveland Park.
MEN to learn barber trade: few weeks 70.
auired: steady position for sompstent srad.
catalogue. WASHINGTON BARBER COL.
LEpE. washington. D. c.
MEN-25 tell, soldier-iike. for Androcles and
the Lion Production; Apply BEiAscO
STAGE ENTRANCE. Monday. 10 a. m.
farm > miles from Washington. Cali At
, MEN 10 distribute circulars Apply 10
MAX DAVID ls 9TH ct. N. W.
MACHTNIsTs Tor automatic and hand screv
9rSsS, on asF drop ssrfa lsl.n.s sFsss
| workers for high grade machine work; best
| wages TO competent men. BOS S2l. Times
ofhce. J.
| pAPERHA A ANGERS-1hree. LEPREUx, s0i
J. ST. \. ".
| PAINTERs-T goo. Apply q. T..
! OrRAND sos = st y, y -.
! PRESSER--Good experienced Tor ladies and
| gents garments: Aeady work and good
pay. sos Eye nt, y. w. "
| PREssER at once; nrs,-class. sas: Georgia
ave. .
PREssER-White man. on wOmcn's coats
| and suits Apply to Mr.. DOBRIS. man
aget. Goldenberss. 7,h and X. ...----.-
! 1sALEsMEN-Producers average SO to 80
| a week; references required SNEEPER-
VAC SALES CO, Sss 10th 81. N w
sCouRERs and pfes.cIS. ECLIPSE DYE
: ING n CLEANING WORKS. oal luth y. u.
| YOUNG MAN As CHECKER
NATIONAL. llOiEi. -