davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-07
Quite True.

Quite Trues
Il have TO face the fact" mused the
fashionable photographer. as he looked
ovei some recent pictures. ''u.et there
are some very ugly features In this
business"
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-07

Neuralgia and Rheumatic Pains yiesa
quickly to ths innuencs a DIR. Mfnsr
Aati-rsin PiAA No - Il ai,ss-sGr-sN
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-07
HOME MISSION AP-
PEAL.

President E. c. Morris of The National Bap-
tst Convention Makes Loud Appeal For
The Home Mission Board of The
National Baptist Convention.
FIFTH SUNDAY IN MAY THE GREAT
OPPORTUNITY.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-07

Pres. National Baps Convention.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-25

a. thc tisttihalinr ~ her prola4iH
"a asNyN btg q nv katW a oAs nor
pin and sbe ssit Nes 1uss Al.a0t thal
tluic ar ~unmun8 ~Ah that ~ dts
not wish has arms - trmAia IN tts win
a. a Oerrut4sfA Massame fcplis1 thA1
she Wtsisrd tns lssrtunrri - femsin -
"a ~sN Z thlnk nv atmmens lhen
ltli lhe rsem Nsdsms WAS assisted
into e ssiilnx roeitien 81 the matfrn.
ara shT siNAeA the WiN ln ihr PRES.
ewes ~ en- ntatren Nies rsaio Char
i,tte Nncis.naid and mNrnff
Mf l.og Nfsvs lhrn geeiifes b. 90.
n0 Mias Matl,oeeid sian ths wlh aties
whi.h BE- siauea Vi Aecofdina 8, 81.
l.etltnnrs Alatan.e NoiNl.s taei sAlt
"a fel THAT 7 csp $50 satisfied aeW
tiiat fhn ntettvf ~ cnnniaics
ln i,te wtH which Win ~ san~n ae'
tn.laN haf rfenase Nrune lhs hushaea
W namt 80 haeiea lrasn ssieNnsssi
tiNt 14s whi1h iha slfesf dvemfos WAS
th far r merv thtn f,,n Fi,are 10
WllsA He muaht ~ vauiied Va NJ, 49,,
Uts
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-25

nut 'she lowered her voice p,a.
he ara 70 be always relied 90 ~.
sort Of halfwittcd"
hu' frcddles hrigh, spots ue,. Al,
on the qni viyc Tor once
She vas safe when 4 lar 49,,
her nc said. bu, doni know uas,a
she is' and IA have 70 hunt FOR 49,
hiun { you say You'd giys some,hl.y
just 90 know she vas al,
! did said rommic. bat soo,,
hno" sne's safe You md her nnd
iaSe me to her and yoa shall have !
thousand. and more. Too
You'll SET TWENTY-FIVE sror ma
exclaimed Mrs. BAXTER. POOR as I
am
a hrisht spot 10 Freddies brain
made the following calculation 80
PLUS $1,000 plus $50 equals si0is and
more. too a dun SPOT was for say.
ing
Come along ! know where She Is
But. as before. bright spo, inter
yeued
Where can / find you quick saia
Freddie.
Tommy give him his card
All ri8ht said Freddie, you'll
hear from me soon. and be swung
Importantly out Of the room
He had a new proposition uow How
20 take swectzer Mrs Baxter aud Mr..
Barclay an 20 Celcsfia at the sans
time. go that he could set all tho
money This ncw proposition To
CURED very patient thinking. and he
walked ON and on without consider.
ing in che least where he WAS going
After long time he sank down on a
bench in Central park and took q nap.
Sometimes hc dreamed of solutions 10
dimcult problems But he didn't this
time DE WAS walked By hand ou
bis shoulder
why Freddie. what are you doin
hcreabouis.'
Dunno. said Freddie, what you
doiu q Gormanr
"Me2 l'm looking for a beautiful
young lady in a white dress With a
band OF Jewels acreas her forehead
Freddie laughed aloud
Another" be exclaimed What
do you get n you end herr"
u SGT a good biz Freddie ard any
one that nnds her Dor me and tells ma
FIRST gets half 81 itF
II can lnd hnr said Freddie
You've done queer things We'll,
II you DO lts 30 You take me 20
her and wen share and share alike
Then Freddie went down 20 60 II
Cclcsua was sian there. She wac.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-25
HUNDREDS DROWN
IN EXCURSION
STEAMER DISASTER

rsssn, . rssriesf ~ ne Fastinns' SfeN
tsstfisc a. the irNestsat.sn bSlna con
auttsa ~ State Astoresy NeSNs that
Ne reviewed thr signal 70 cast ths tow
Hrs 50 tse toy NsrSshh ~h,ch ~ss tc
take ths tsstiaNd lrte asep water -
go 10" tatd Fisnnigan. -asa sNe too
tsaan 10 rUil rNrn I discovered that
TIE hnsa sttaehea 90 TIE soek hbe eot
Beer easi 90 fes tup ~as puii,ns
hsed ~ ere trse-r Flsrnisan sad the
Gts~ara fushsc ints eve isns roer, te
sarn hiw teat thr saes 70 shers hAo
act Seen east OF And that he AND ths
steward hanred inte tht - ater Sc
gcthtr
f3eer igans trstt-rees ~es cqrtra
ase,eo ~ Ar,huf Nepenaid. snoineet
o. ths tsa, ~Ne asid shat tas Nepeshs
haa not tsaan 90 teN hsr phen ths
6 astiant overturned
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-25
N0RDICA'S HUSBAND is
CONTRASTING LAST WILL
sEcpTrERY OF FAMOUS hihoth
REnENBED NAhcsOMEtf
BuT HUSBAND - cOT or

Nfw Yulfs. lay 80 That Nanamf
LUunn Nerdica inF fafnaas siHa-f S+h
t.tff whom shf nlrnfi bees itHi VIII aNf
ins her Nnsl iinesa iu ihe heef'ini
al rhfssHat isiHud g tar Hmiih ffte
j. "a ffstmorf MAJ viii Rf Introduces
~ co. contest nfsf ihf ain Nhsrh Pr
dua 81 breiu ffda5 tefoff AsffHHHt'
cnlialau This fssnmeut war tahef
81 3 COMMUNICATION ~ Thursday itianA
and Forwarded here
Tha sinFrrs plduwfr gTmRe "
sosine mhu waa grrfmHd ~ me WI
rnit A. the estfHt - raiilfS him -
fliafenAs snai nia vifs naH aodpiy ~
nasnced ~ hsg stffsiAfF = hntnayi.f
simmons Tbe suef receives $4,000
afdff me fiasi viii The fftiaps ~
~ fhe estate ~ Nnfaifa. fffiHiatra ~
fnoff fhan q falili0r doiiafF ~ ~
ansaused 81 eauai shares io ihf "pfsa
sinsers sisisfs Mfr imp6Frs rcHiiiia
~ t.ss Angeles and Mfs Annie ielaf
#lg sna Mfs ipns Naihsf ~ lspt's's.
A===
NJ Yosna tss flied la Wee Jersey
ahsfe 81 fssissn aili drgns - ~
his Wis h. 1910. DeqnesfhinF q him
ihe entire 4sisis ~ uili f.3hf fsF M
fetsrfl0r ~ ihs fiusi Niu - tlr Niie
William Muief ~ f1cs GoYsfnef
rsssdrut ard ff4irs AaRlsffsiF go
fhufs6sy island states b. me ftpdf
phleh Be- hns fitted ifaf hs @snf ~ ihe
haetdsai nhere h'ms Nefaie@ iaf df+
ina and taIsf6 with her ~ tiast \.
rhs ssFninr II ms ~iil
"A nboaed TIE aaeansni a. Madame
ax4 nsjeA her Il aAe bad lad 4 sad
.s1aasfAaof lh~ fonferts ne Frrnta
lh1s fiie ha6 dsgse e,ff isi "A fe3a g
,Ana liLAi b aAnrnAaHA hr1 anllr "A
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-25
SIXTH lNSTALLMeNT

oop5nshr islA b ths star CunIan- ~'- '--7@s -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-25

he had almost walked BILE less on
but he was still game 50 be- won't
and fetched Sweetger and showed
ceiestia TO him through a crack ~
door.
How'll ! get herr
eTomorrou AZ ten. Nelly and ma u
be- al work: pas going TO meeiin,
ana / heard her say she'd stay home
and DO chores"
Not without difficulty Freddie COZ
lected the nny dollars which sweet
Ger had promised him win even
more difficulty be wrois note 20
Tommy Barclay. to Mrs Baxter ana 70
O'Gorman.
ia urote. "Re at nay house iand ne
cave an address, AZ iew minutes D.
fore ten o'clock. and IN take yoa 70
her Pressure ''''
~ g-nrinr the money yos prSrn-
ised. or won't"
All Freddle'o victims except Sweet
,er met II part o. Fredd'e's house
\, u,.le before ten O'Clock 0ne
r,.nco :, OGornan vas enough ior
s.-.a,zar lie kus~ that he had lus1
out and he SUNK on. eurHins VICE
eddy 49, -. "a
said;
Walk Ia" -
They walked In Then ns sn''- Z.
them INTO The pariof. and there ~AS
Celestla - ,.4,h
IN, she uoulGnt 90 a%Ay w'1a
yar,ov aud O'Goynan had 10 au'hof
rs 10 take her sEay. - n.
sTaat's Up 10 the professor ~
said -. 49,. shs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-25

Nelly worked on The niih floor 81 an
oldfashionea nrctrap Belonging 70 the
orszsoH sblrg Manufacturing company
The business Sss not makins a great
deal o. money and the building vas
heavily Insured CeieEtia parted from
Tommy Ia the street
Wont there BE- a row be asked. N
you ins9rrups Spfk % make . speech,
ar can you make y0arseh beard above
the sewinx machines snd the ar9sil ~
patehouli9 Or % yca 40 from Eifi 70
riri and whleper Ia each ones carr
4 have 70 pas tor chance 70 SPEAK
60 shem. aas- cssesfis. ten dollars q
usruie for ten minutes
-... .... ..s.s.fi.s.sl.if irfisefAF nufH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-25

phiuk lHiF ~ ls'Hftel lnHlnft ~
rhf Aaefif iattA l'faaj Ihf itsaldfni
- flF French itcruiir uRHars 81.
tflfff hn fnNf iH ~ uanlf aH Eai
Nnifh miau ~ tfaisslarra The tafii
~ ffiinN aue ~ fif raat nfra
aaprfs iaihnrnea 90 itf fffush aldief
iN fhf trenches addressed i1 Niw
Hafmnna lfahf sfe
iapiain ~ sAa Aiuine sisasreufu.
TiH imilit siaf iasllff lf lHN NHaN ~
lhs hipiue iiEns lHfarfr aueep - ihs
Aiuine ChsHnaafs wfass hiaf Hnifefnn
ena DAREDEVIL r0emHe As fafnes far
fhein fhr niftnama ~ Hiilf aHln DEVILS
The rreaaHnf tts WfiftfH ihe AirlHa
fnaaanufr Z it4frf a. ihaut lfisin Hfa
aiane TOE asisdian hin ihsi' Aspsf hnt
~ fHt courtesy iiiit fhf5 hsFe Ks8n
alm
Nf dear r.mfsAa ~ Fflfes y
thanA suH ~ sfndinr fnf fsaniafit ~
Niapis ~ tw WH particularly
taant Yau ~ send " a. nae ln ~ ens
feiUp ar9n tNhifh gndss as uane
apIegrs rho little whisA IL dear AZ M
SOFA ehtH pindg mt ~ k1p raptain
IN ffs A'fiHf fhafseHfs
frsf t.nr astn 80 ~ eAseit,f'
{ fae 3 ttfif fhtmplaR - mr. hsafl
gpd eNIentnfs q fsf4 fesl rulaqipn ih
psiah ~ aht mtisnfhti5 arr sh3aslea.
J am FeF3 hAtrg 10 iisasiHs fis4s FHs
frsarr me ~ one ~ fas ana rins
suffi nts ffsiif ~ ~ nne - soN a
ibf hsaa ~ uaa - fDar valiant eofns
0isalee Dol these ffdeiN hrart
Were ! haf ipdt1 ~ afAsf suites
h4fu. ifla.ais uenla 4an snln aniflsfn
~ nlss dfruf Raeh time fhai ! am
wsss aha ! ainiosf Yield NJ tht temp.
faflon f'.H ~ lraFe tap.
eAnf 80 u wNs EiFen sne a. kft SOW
eiaas - hana a. mix elth soH tnfts
in ihr msahtAlnx heller ~ hppre iasf
ehf efforts tupf hraYstf Nsia fose
nafrtsF ! admired SaW Hpsdfffsl
srsflaa and fuaf sssiswe Faift}
Hr di1 II sarBfitf me- And w9en
~ fbe ppsRse,ieg n tee cosnsnH ntirs
thief } pfuasnfa4 ernsMa ard paa
ais ~ some ~ Ysat J lnfHdea n fAs'
81 81 - ga ~ guUf eafisllHne-
eitEeg ara ixs~9Y ~ ~ Allans
rhaess ufhi
tIIs 1. 4, ...l...I 14t..fI4I.4 -.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-25

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restnens at lpssat1atien
"Fhf EaslHtnt was tho ,rauR n tat
lakes aua ts faf as hunw i1r anb
0rans eH fHr isher saId "a WNnf .
thf nHtaI sft Nirtf VNH uas called in
$3.50 eeutin n 1853 to .atfrtl ,tnsln
faults n iHe hsaT n 1874 Nast niaaD
Representation iu Captain irs ttanr
uet3 iHH.i sfsHuliattf lntlsl.fH which
rtsuIfea Jos hla ssu.ne ua3et BE-. ssi .ii
}nt jap tfts .s itt f-ssfl ava o. hrrn
hor walter l.tHssi oannaftinanfs nH,i
Waod s1d thr main trtnfIe Was 81 ter
ilarilands hul that shr had aiau.i
nH n..tt at alI
Isr aHiHsn rtsh Uf fsfsans va ttt
Hrtk to tae r0ri sNa f0 lpat at iit
sprtdne launch ptufrJ 600 ,alasifa
pHr was thr assertion SIS fatk ENa.ff
siuaar tauitf 20 tht steamer iss sails
go ana 81 Erls ksnn .hirf rnelnsti
escaped Hrseulnf Ht uhaInN thsnurh
thc wstet m ihs hsith and rfselIne
out af pogi haH $3.50 fhr fltfr
rhf sframur E.st.nl wan Aoai
stable tr usrsnt ~ aafsf hlaasi
nsstcm ir.Nrr ssN Taa nfr fhinr
nor.ea thit mnrHluN Ntn that ths
raatani bosom IN NH o. fh, afai
boosted frlrtsHH the ,hlrf rntnr,r
asH n nata, IS ih. rumna 4red to
nump tHs wstrf lafn inc ahsmhrfa
+ ite naif fses siefd, hfr m a ttf.
$500 flfn wf runtnoa water lntt tha
.fnrf r.de urfI -tr as. un rttn ana
HIl fsHi
We hsa uai etrnc.i her nn when ins
tauuch eams deen 500 r1ei soa paai
th, raefnud tHl lh, efaWd un tns
d'.h rHHHsi Htrf iH tnr r0ftHiHr in l'''f
at 3D. TAO NcIem an .n nne slfr tp
pntcuth prufsi iDe mNsH fna lHr
Ie4suanl ncran ia lIst Hsdu W.
WORKED nauiN aus i rhr pumps tt
eos H hrug hef ha0k hm o. was tHn
lats
1850 wItnesscs Iht.fmsa th. pane,
tta, taefe $3.50 d msn ln the hunoh
Hn0 inHf ihlH nfifa fru ihr Hff'Hflnn 20
fh. tsaat.,ts,.fs. ..fI tfs F,asff.ad
sn..
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Deaths.

Deaths.
Henry q. Powell. Il years, 1915 South Caro-
lima avenue southeast.
Francis V. Walker Il years LES Corcsran
street northwest.
Daniel II. Curry, 20 Years 400 X st,aet
southeast.
Joseph P. Swords. 50 years, John Dickson
House.
Mary A. Nicholson. 81 years. 2z4 North Cap
itol street.
Ida p. Bennett, SO years 1881 North Capitol
BENJAMIN b. knell. So years 22l John Mar
shall place northwest.
Julia NJ. Fowler. II years. Garfield Hospital
Fred J.. short 4S years, Galinger Hospital
2 ura' \ Gremmor, "a years. Canal road.
F!ank !ank y Brieh' f6 years. Providence Hos
William *. Pierce. SO years, 1884 p street
northwest.
Daniel Anderson. month. $500 X street
Francis ,Armbrecht. months. Children s
Infant of William N. and Elizabeth p. JEFF
ferries. hours. 3716 Keolfuk street
Martha l.. Evans. Is years 313 Sixth street
northeast
Lethia Bowie, Is years. 4B South capitel
Jam9ey nerns. "a years 1927 Eleventh street
William Greanlcaf, &c years. Gallingcr Hos
pi:af
John Carter. 70 years. Blue Plains
william Jones, ~ wears, Washington ASYLUM
Hospital.
Thomas F. Colbert, 81 years.. Third and II
streets northeast.
James A. Harris, s. years. Third ami II
streets northeast.
SARAH Lucas. so years l1o7 Twenty-hrst stree,
Carroll jackson. IS years. 1873 Turner srree,
northeast.
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LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT or THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. w. b. Moses
& sons a Corporation. Plaintiff. Y. l.. NJ.
Stedman, Defendant. No. So lS2. The object
Of this suit is to recover S2S6.22 on an open
account and to have Judgment of condemna
ton of certain property of the defendant
levied on under an attachment issued in this
suit to satisfy the Plaintiffs claim. 1t Is.
therefore. this 5th day of April. 1915, ordered
that the defendant appear in this court on
or before the 10th day. exclusive of sun
days aud legal holidays. after the day Of
the first publication of this order, to defend
this suit and show cause why said condem-
nation should not he had; otherwise the suit
will be proceeded with in case of default.
MILTON STRASBURGER, Judge, A True
Copy. Test: r. G. AUKAM, Clerk BY
BLANCHE NEFF, Asst Clerk.
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DEATHS

DECATUR-on Sunday. April T. 1915. at chill
dren's Hospital RALPH SAMUEL DE-
CArUR, aged six years six months. .
Funeral from his late residence, l220 Third
street southeast. wednesday morning. Fu-
neral private.
HAVEMEYER--On wednesday, March 81,
1915. ANNA WRIGHT HAVEMEYER Wild
ow OF Thomas j. Havemeyer, OF New York
city.
Inferred in Congressional Cemetery. Fri
day. April 2.
(New York city papers please copy).
HoRNER-on Sunday, April 4. 1876 at
l2:20 a. m, after a painful illness ANNA
=. HORNER (nee Hawk. beloved wife OF
James Woodward Homer and beloved
mother Of Violet Horner Jordon. in tho
sixty-ffth year Of her age.
Funeral services from her late residence.
16 Seaton place northwest, Wednesday.
April T. at o'clock D. m. Relatives and
friends are respectfully invited to attend.
philadelphia papers please copyI
MAYER-On Sunday, April 4, 1915. at II
o'clock. D. M. THEODORE A. MAYER,
beloved husband Of Frances e. Mayer, In
the thirty seventh year Of his age.
Funeral services, which will be private.
TO be held on Tuesday. April 9. at O'Clock
D. m. Il
TONNETT-on Monday. April S, 1915. at II
O'Clock p. M, at his residence, 1903 Ninth
street northwest. ALoNZO L. TONNETT
beloved husband of Mary Tonnett.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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Confederate Veterans to
Ask Wilson to Reunion

President Wilson, on Thursday, VIII
receive a delegation of Confederate vet
Grams, headed By Lieut.. Gov. j. stuart
Ellyson of Virginia, inviting him to at
tend the Confederate reunion at Rich-
mond on June La. owing to the pres
sure of foreign affairs, II is regarded as
doubtful whether the President VIII be
able to give more than tentative
promise to attend.
No request has vet been received at
the White House for the President to
attend the Confederate memorial day
exercises at Arlington, for which no
date has yet been fixed
The Washington times., 1915-04-06
Vital Records
Births.

John and Elsie Williams girl.
Joseph w. and Mary Z. White. girl
Claude A. and Ella g. Skinner, boy.
Theodore l,ft and Mary V. Randall, boy.
william g. and Marion Russell boy.
Ben l.. and Cornelia Prince, girl
Edward f. and May r. MacCummins girl.
stephen f. and Sarah L. Kramer. girl
Jesse G. and Helen +. Houston, girl.
Archibald and Grace NJ Gingell, boy.
Jacob ii. and Myrtle NJ. Frank. boy
Arthur a. and Grace NJ. Carpenter. boy.
John e. and Iillie NJ. Brennan girl
William and Mary NJ. Brown. boy
Robert j. and Annie NJ. Barrett. girl
Henry and Olivia Erwin, boy,
William c. and Lille Carter, boy.
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SEALED PROPOSALS. in triplicate. will b.
received by the Quartermaster General of
the Army. Washington. u. C.. until clock
p. m, Eastern time. April 7th, 1915, for
furnishing cordage. rope. and twine for de
livery during the fiscal year 1916 at depots
of the ouarteTmaster Corps listed in sched e
ule. Schedules furnished upon application TO
Quartermaster General L. S. Army, Wash
ington. d. c.. or by Depot Quartermaster.
u. S. A.. Washington. u. c.
The Washington times., 1915-04-06
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

wORKINGMEN-1ts a hard time for some
men always they cannot get out of a rut,
and there they stay: should make a break
and call for a deal; 10 save cash. buy
from us: the slightly used suits low as So
may be a starter to better things; one price
OLD STAND. 6l0 D.
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IN MEMORlAM

tNotices for this column are accepted at 50
cents nat. either prose or poetry, In case mo-
tice does not exceed ten lines. Add 10 cents
for each line In excess Of ten,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HIGHEST CASH prices paid for worn cloth
ing; either ladies or gentlenens send pos
tai: will call. r. TARSEES. 1905 7th ST. ~
W. Phone North is9
WANTED-Furniture for cash. Sell your
goods to the man who gives the most
money. See HOLLYWOOD. Sth andeK
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Jitney Divorce Suit.

CHICAGO, April 6.-Ida Nickel wants
some change. She's suing Fred Nickel
for divorce. It's Chicago's first jitney
divorce suit.
The Washington times., 1915-04-06
Marriage Licenses.

Thomas z. Orr, of United States navy. and
Helen M. Gwnn.
Arthur Dixon and Mamie Parker.
The Washington times., 1915-04-06

BULLETIN OF AVAILABLE OPPORTUNITIES
Issued by the u. s. Department Of Labor.
following opportunities
be secured free of charge application to
United States of Labor Mills Building
ABBREvIATIoNs boa and
month. Per
of
and the
The Washington times., 1915-04-06

TRADES.
Maryland.
Anne Arundel County. $500. Wanted
carpenter competent to build bungalow
iiuIn architect plans also to erect OUT
buildings, etc. Single. 81 pD. hours fD
Work good for or 4 months.
DOMESTICS.
Maryland.
Baltimore County. s67-1s. One woman for
general housework One who is used to
country desired. SO Pm.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Maryland.
Baltimore County. Gill. Wanted 20 sales
men for house-to- house canvassing. Amert-
cans. Married or single $50 a. III. ito 4:3o
y. m. Commission basis. No Sunday work.
Virginia.
Prince william County. One single man for
general farm work, no milking. Must be
experienced. Wanted at once. Wages SIS
20 Pm according to exp Permanent to
right party. Good references required
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FARMS
For Sale.

FSG NLR-Se acre river front farm. Is
miles bell~ Washington;. beautiful loca-
tun: substantial improvements; viii sell 4
a whole or subdiVide to suit purchaser with
river frontage. owner nonresident. Phone
Main 2S2O or call H26 Pa. ave. JOHNSON'S
AMERICAN & FOREIGN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE.
The Washington times., 1915-04-06
SANATORlUMS
ONAL SANATORIUM

WM j. KELOHNER, M.D.-Formerly Wash
Ssnitarium, Iowa cir. NV. An ideal health
resort at Nations Capital; medical nervous
The Washington times., 1915-04-06
TYPEWRlTERS

REBUILT TYPEW RITTER co. III 18th
Visible machines rented, 81 30 per month
and sold at from 4 to 4 Mfg. prices.
REBUILDING AND REPAIRING.
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERs of the high
est grade, SS6; machines with latest in-
proVements, two-color ribbon and back -spacsr,
h0 sdditioral United Typewriter 60 SCI
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Awnings.

WHY WAIT AND PAY MoREr Order your
awnings no& and get tho reduced price
Window Shades and Screens. r. c. M. BUR-
TON & son. oil z st.
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Window Shades.

WE ALSO SHADE THE PRICE.
Opauue shades atted, SIC: oil opaque or do
nestle holland shades. sos: duplex, camoric
shades. DC. E1-EEBLATT's. lth q II n ~.
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For Sale or For Rent.
Unfurnished.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Arlington.
Va, II rooms, q. m. l.. lot l2SX77; oity
blocks to cars: reasonable cash payment;
balance $40 monthly; 81 Communication rate to
GeorSetUWn. CliAS. b. MUNSON. 1895 \. Y
ave. Washington d. C.
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NocRAY REFRIGERATOR COMPANY,
Asfrissrators si te-' "a are wSnsau'sd'
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Duplicate Letters.
NATIONAL LETTER SERVICE.
BUSINESS BUILDERS
<. GREEN, Mgr. ola-20 Muns.v BJiidinS
Mattresses and Box Springs.

SPECIAL FOR THIS MONTH-lIalr and !clt
mattresses remade and renovated eoual TO
new 81 30 bring this coupon and act re-
ducemen. sf sc when presented. EAGLE
REDDINN; CO. 1909 7th. Ph. n. 52l0
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Sth n. W. S24--Room and board. IS per week;
o'clock breakfast: table board. $3.50
18th ST y. W, SS-Well fur. rooms with
or without private bath; home cooking.
sth ST. N. W, llOS-NIcely furnished rooms; ;
excellent board; home cooking; very rea-
sonabe. Phone North 2os7.
X ST. n. w, lll9-Central location, large
and small rooms, FIRST floor front table
board; excellent home cooking; transients
accommodated
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED-Psrtner with about S. ooO to buv
part interest in farm of 1900 acres, soil
and climate best in South, Climate famous
for lung troubles. Or would like to borrow
at per cent; farm valued at $25 900
Address BOX 526. AIKEN, s. C.
MONEY for members saving 81 upwards
Loans after 800 join. COMMERCIAL
GUARANTEE Co. IA Southern building, 1
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TABLE BOARD

SO II ST. y. W.-EXCellent table board; home
cooking: good service: $3.50 per week
REfRlGERATORS & ICE BOXES
Evening star., 1915-03-28
IDEALS IN PRESENT
DAY POLITICS." TOPIC
A. Mitchell Palmer to Deliver Dis
course to Georgetown Law
Students.

a Mitchell Palmer, recently appointed
associate Justice Of the United States
Court of Claims, will deliver a dis
school Of Georgetown University. He
will speak of Ideals in Present Day
Politics" The entire student body has
been invited to the lecture. which is to
be given under the auspices of the per-
manent organization Of the law class
OF 1912
Chief Justice covington and Associate
Justice Could Of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia and other
members OF the faculty are expected to
make remarks to the students.
The address of Judge Palmer is one
of series of interesting talks which
the class Of 1912 has in contemplation
for the law students during the clos
ing term Of the scholastic year at
Georgetown. The class took the initia
tive in perfecting a permanent organ
welfare Of it's members, the legal pro-
fession generally and especially the ad-
vancement of the law department of
Georgetown. Other classes are expect
ed to follow this example. and in the
near future, it is expected, separate
alumnus society from the law depart
ment may be formed.
The officers of the permanent organ
ization Of the class of 1912 are VIII
! liam E. Leahy. president; Paul p
Cromelin, first vice president: Arthur
J.. Lansdale. second vice president, and
Harry j. Gerrity, secretary-treasurer
| The executive committee includes
Monte Sanger. Rome G. Shelse, Frank
p. Gardner. George I. Berger and John
VI. McLachlen.