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The Washington times., 1916-02-10
Conrad H. Syn,e. James Francis
smith Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME CuuKT or THE LlS-
TRlCr OF COL;MBlA, HOLplNG \
DISTRICT COCRT.-ln re: Conuemnal ion o.
land for the opening, widening, and ex'en-
sion OF alleys in squares 1888 ana i'"@, In tNe
I26. Notice is hereby given that the Cor'-
uissluuers OF the District OF Columbia, rur-
suaul to the provisions of section lGy> TO He'.-
lion l6u> /. inclusive. of the code Of Ia" e."
tho District of Columbia have filed "A pct
zion in ,hls Court praying the "on""mna ioh
OF Ih" ianu necessary Tor the 0pehthG Widen
ing anu extension OF alleys in square lo",
louudcI by c street north, Il street n0rI..
Fourteenth street east. and Warren stree.
r street. FIIoenu stteet east, and ell
ncssr, avenue, in th" District OF Coinn'hta
istitton. as part thereof and PRAYING all"
ihvm. moi related TO any person
IN. -. urOcue uediuss and not in n
,nployruvnt OF the District Of 20
the | nltcd States be summoned
states marshal for the District
10 assess the damages each ownc
be taken may SUSTAIN, by reason Q
ing rNicusiOn. aud\Sidening O
alleys, and tn" condenlYatlcn OF tn
essary Tor the purpoRs thereof ---.-
SIS as benefits resulting thcrefronI the On
Ire anoull OF said damages, including the
cNpensrs Of these proceedings, upon each lot
r fTarr Of Iot or parcel OF land in the square
or block in which said ally or minor street
is 10 h, opened extended, and vi ned an
upon each lot, part OF lot, or pared 4 Eroun
.u,lnrr which will be benefited by said open
lng extension, and widening in the prupor-
liDu that the SAID jury may ma said lots
narts OF lots or parcels of land will be ben
rtited as pr">ided Ion in and by the otore-
SAID code OF law.
II il. by the Court. tins .>rn day Of Jau-
uarv A. -. 1916, ORDERED. fhat all Pc
sons having any interest in these proceedings
n,. and they are hereby, warned and corn
ualLrd TO appear ia This Court on or before
ln,. 25th day Of February. A. -. 1916. At ten
o'clock \. Nj. and continue in attendance
uu,n The Court shall have made is anal
dew raliI Wing and confirming the award 0t
,ItIuagrs and the assessment Of 3enChtS Of
rH.. lury 10 ne cnlpaucled and sworn h,rslv
anI II is further ORDERED, That ','0pv Il
tins notice and order he published twice .
w,rl; Tor three successive weeks in the
Washington Evening star. the Washngt 4
rost and The Washington Times navspaS
pes published In the said District COnlmers 81
ing at least twenty DAYS before the satI ia
day uf February A. ID. 1916. II Is fur,her
ORDERED. That n copy OF this notice ana
order be- serN cd by the Cnited States marshal
or his deputies. upon each of the owr"rs =
tho fec ~ the land In hc Condemned here N
a. uIaN lr found by the said marshal o. Lts
deputies. Within the Distrir' uf ,olu,ubit
&c. lure ihc stid 2iIh da, Of Te'r'Idry. 4 l..
1870 I'y In, CurIJ +. T. SInD"%S Iuotlre
,Scsl. true copy Test: 4. Gpl'NG
-" Ia +, L. GU&%ISGIAN. As&lStAAS
Clerk
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Realty Transfers

Mt. Pleasant-O T.. NJ. irown ct al. trustees
to Charles l.. Trlbhy. part lots :, 5, 9" 500
Petworth-Wintcld Preston to john y. ICil
lot 90, square 3226. $lO.
2+O Virginia aNenu" northwes;-N Nilliam A
Brown ct uX. TO Morris Silverman. lot -
square 81. $40 Cstamps SI.
Barry Farm-Emma l.. Scott 20 the Home for
Aged and lnhrm Coored Persons, lot y,
square 5S75. 81 Istamps 81.
Congress Heights Extension William \. Red
pond, trustee. to FOunt r. Thompson, lot
% square 6l23. $500
Eckington-JOhn IL. Lane ct uX. to john :.
and Mary Jane Garner. lot 81, block /. SIC
(stamps s100).
Chevy Chase Heishts-Edward W. Shatfar ct
uX. to Harry IL. and Roberta II. Nichols. lot
a. square 1875. SO Istamps SEQ.
boS o street northwest-HarrN II. Nichols ct
ux. to Thornton Carusi. lot g. square 80.
$40 tstamps ST.. Thornton Carusi Conr"vs
same property 70 Edward w. Shaffcr, so
tstamps 81.
Alley between and X. Twrntv-1fth and
Twcnty-sixth streets north vest -- Niure
Goldblatt to Isaac krikstrinp inrt Ols -
and "A, square IL. SO iStampS 50
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DEATHS

ia, hSUN-On lucsday February s.. 1916.
$40 y. M. WILLIAM j.. ocio,cd 4ou oi
Franklin g. and IiInn X. jackson, aged
seventeen years
Funeral from hts late residence 1918 -Four.
teenth street nOrthWpSi, on Friday, NcbrU-
airy ii, at II q. IA. Relatives and friends
invited. lntcrment private at 81. Mary :
Cemetery.
McELRATH-On February g. 1916 AZ Calves.
ton. Texas. JOSEPH j., beloved brother Of
Mrs. Ada Morrison. Mrs Jane BeCntler and
Mrs Gertrude Hayes.
Internent at Morganton, y. e.
(North Carolina papers please Copyb.
PORTNER--On Tuesday. February S, 1915 at
D. m, in New York. OF pneumonia HER
years
Remains at Gawler's undertaking es.ab-
lishment Services private
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ROOSEVELT TO RUN.
COL. LYON INDICATES

NEW YORK, Feb 1O.-"Colonel
Roosevelt Will accept the Republican
nomination ror P""~it-nrt IL 1t comes
from Republican States"
This declaration was made by Col.
tcCIi \. lyon, "A ludutng Progressive.
lie had just conferred with Colonel
Roosevelt and George W. Perkins.
IF the Republicans want to win they
had better take Roosevelt" continued
Colonel Lyon. Il have visited nearly
every state in the Union since October
and have found the sentiment over
whelmi!gly i'm favor of him. I'm n
friend of Colonel Roosevelt. II ] were
n delegate to the convention I should
vote against his nomination unless he
could be assured of support from States
which cast Republican electoral votes. -
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Deaths.

Eva L. K.mbaIl. % wears. Ill B street south
east.
Henry Kelly. s. years. Rupprrt Home.
Ellen Hasellay, 20 years, 1908 Twentieth
street northwest.
Anna 5 Gardner. % Years, sll B street no. tn
east.
Frederick Opp 30 years, - T. street north
west.
William \ Miller. 45 Years. C. twenty. ,hird
street northwest.
Bertha NJ Dooley "a years, sl3 Fitth street
northeast.
William J. Jackson. J. years Prov ovidancc
Hospital
James " Johnson, - Years r;2o Fifth street
nOrthw est.
MARY Winters. Is years 20 Or sham place"
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Vital Records
Births.

Clarence Il. and Florence smith. hoy.
Robert NJ and Kitty A. rnIpps. SRI.
Francis j. and Theresa r.. b'puuurl. boy.
James h. and Nrilir i. Noour, boy.
Charles y. and stella =. MoeDle. boy.
benjamin *. and LaNina Leon, s!rI.
Ons and Florence Hong. boy.
Antonio and Marie 4. p'AleSsan1ro boy.
Frank and Sarah Wagner. girl.
Nathan and Mamie Wellington, girl.
Floyd and Pauline SChimer. Glrl
Cecil aud Susan Parrot. boy.
Samuel and Evelyn Dixon. hoy.
Joseph and Lena cooper, boy.
john ". and Harriet r Booth boy.
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FOR SGLE-MiSCELLANEOUS

c. Z. HUNTER : sanitary dust-hilling MOOR
oil keeps the floors clean ana bright and
gives them polished finish. Good Tor your
furniture. Try II. only JO' gallon. de
livered. ll3 Pa. ave. y. W. Phurc NJ. Is
ThE RERUILT TYPEWRITER co. INCJ.
III l2tn st. \. ". Main GJ24
Buy, sell. rent an! Irpair .Vp"wrIt"rs
AWARDED ONER\MLNr C,rNTItAEr.
LET / : rs INNATE "n Ci-auInE aud repair
We also buy and Sell secund-hand machines
on commission; give US "a trial. call NJ 1850
Tor quick service UNIVERSAL TYPE
WRITER REPAIR CO. SIS F. ST. N w
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HIGHEST CASH prices paid for worn clutn-
ing; either ladies or mems; send postal;
win call. b. TAkSHES. 1905 7th st y ".
Phone North 49,.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for men s cast
off of clothing; send postal and order Will
be fulfilled. NJ herman. 80 - IT. s. ".
WAN El)-Furniture pianos, CArPets etc.
Phon" NJ. l@S2 Tor wagon, have us call
MESEIiLER-S,' go ia. ave. y w,
NANTED-FurnIture Tor cash. Sell YOUR
goods 10 the man who gives the nusI
money. See iOPWOOD. Sth and IL.
OLD ARTIFICIAL TEETH-Wiu pay good
prices, may hs broken. FREEMAN. Room
suS. kenolS Bldg.. III. and G.
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EVANSVILLE.

George NJ. Mcfarland one Of the pub
fishers Of the Hyattsvlle Independent
is a candidate for county school com
missioner to succeed OtWay y. Zant-
Zingec. whose term expires in May. Mr.
Mcfarland Is a member Of the board OF
trustees OF the local graded school. and
is indorSed by many of the citizens of
this community
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ROCKVILLE.

A delegation Of Darrrstown district
Cit"ers appeared before the county COM
mssionerS here seeking Improvement
on the road from parnestown to Seneca
a distance OF three and a half miles
II 's estimated the cost would he about
$4,000. Tn" nlan IS to have the Icgis-
= slature authorize the commissioners to
issue bonds for $1,000 to be charged
against DarncstOwn district: 50 OOO to be
contributed hH prOncrtv owners along the
route ana the remainder to come from
the state aid road fund. The commits
sioners promise to further the project
Frank MaCahv. twcntv-one evars old
and Miss Katherine Gates whose nge
was also given as twentv-one were
married in Rockville Yesterday return
ing to WASHINGTON. where both reside
3immediateiy after the ceremony.
Miss Estelle Sutton. eighteen Years
old. and William p. Hutchinson. aged
twentY-one. both Of Washington. were
married in Rockville Yesterday after
noon by the Rev Oscar w Hender-
son. pastor OF the Baptist Church.
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The Holy Name Society Of St Je-
rOme's Catholic Church will hold ban
Quet within the next two weeks to en-
large the membership. The society has
membership OF 195, and Stephen j.
Kelly is president.
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AUTOMOBILES

FORD VALVE GRINDlAG. S.. Wen E,ye
YOU 20, on all Jour auto =, "a rang All urk
zoe per ro"r. ". ;. ki"s ~ Sou. "n L n. ".
FORD touring car. fully equipped, IoIi; Cor
sale cheap. IL * -, y. " l'h. iuii,
or ate. l'clO.lk Y ~.
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Marriage Licenses.

George .. Everhart and Gertrude Cab,ll.
Charles Il. Austin ana losephlr w. Cole
Joseph =. Patterson and Helen G. .,ItG.u.Iu.
bonn o. NnmmtIls Ntll,.
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IN NE EMORiAM

GRAHAM-In loving remembrance Of my
dear husband. JAMES s. GRAHAM, who
departed this life year ago today,
February 10. 1915.
God said that ~e must part. but, dear
James. all the changes have not taken you
from my heart By his devoted wife,
GUSSIE GRAHAM.
Notice for this column are accepted at 80
cents nat, either prose or poetry. In case
tice does not exceed ten lines And 10 cents
for each line in excess OF ten.)
The Washington times., 1916-02-10

Mt. Rainier Lodge. No. 156 |. O. O. T..
will hold its second anniversary in its
new hall on Newton street, Mt. Rainier.
next Tuesday night.
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COMMON LABOR.
pennsylyania.

6sl-57. fsyette co. Wan'cd: lJO men for
mining coal and 10 coke oven men. Any
matte hGlity except cOlored and Italians Sin
gle men. - hrs PD. Coke drawers 81. 10
per oven. Pick mining In rooms toc per
car; pick mining in headings 65c per car;
machine loading in rooms 4sc per car; ma
chine loading In headings 50c per car.
9+S-4. Tioga Co. Wanted 80 married or
single men for coal mining. Polish Scotch.
Swedish or American. &c per ton and usual
yardase rates No. TT. For mining soft
tsl-5S. Westmoreland Co. Wanted: 100 ma
chine leaders in to II. coal, and 800 pick
miners. Slavish. Polish. Hungarians, Rus
slams. Croatians, Granish. Married or sin
gle. No Tr. 10 hrs. PD. Machine leaders
s76-lI30. Armstrong Co. wanted: 10 yard
laborers FOR unloading cars OF brick, safId.
etc, at lgC pH: % men for loading STEEL
in cars and handling coils In mill at 1880
pH; also 1 Ipachinist night work. ut @oc
PI. Men wifi families desired. s. rr sdv.
and deducted. Hungsriens and Austrians.
Slars and Poles acceptable. 60 Italians.
sI6-l5H. Philadelphia 60. Wanted two
bollernaker helpers and two Dlackspith
sary. Any ES acceptable. Married or
single. 10 hrs PD sl.76-9 PD.
B76--I5OS. Carbon Co. Wanted Is laborers 20
load rock. Savlsh or Russian. Single pre-
ferred. Tr. adv. and deducted. hrs. fD.
81 10 PD.
South Dakota.
Ss-t7 Butte co. Wanted 20 laborers
rretel at 1855 PD: 40 laborers tordinaryI AT
$40 PD. Any nationality. Married or sin
gle. No Tr. Tents ana hunks Will be fur
nished but bedding will not. Work Will
last months o" more. but plenty OF work
In harvest fields after completion. Wanted
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Detailed information concerning following opportunities
be secured Tree OF charge application to
BUREAU OF INFORMATION, UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT
OF LABOR, S01 MILLS BUILDING.
USED:
D. Per day. Per
au'Ined under favorable conditions
Unless otherwise stated all
3 esidasso
FARM B"RER APPLI TRADES
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The young ladies Of this vicinity will
give leap year dance in the Masonic
Temple here next Saturday evening.
The committee on arrangements is COM
posed of Miss Frances G. Todhunter
Miss Dorothy n. Aman, Miss Mary
Alice Dandy. Miss +. II. Todhunter, and
Miss Angela b. Vandoren
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WEl'l~hNOWN milk and general corner
grocery store; long established: good trad. :
low rent with living roorIs: ideal for man
ana VIII" wanting light. Congcnial business
eood chance TO double receipts; sell for $oSO
Address BON 80, Times office
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A subscription dance will be given by
the young people OF Berwyn and Hy-
attsville in the Masonic Temple on Mon
day evening
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FOR SALE-FARMS

FOR SALE -IGO-acre farm. Fairfax Co. Va.
improN by new bungalow, fences. eic.
Money rent in excess OF per cent on pur-
chase price \ splendid investment. 50 COO.
/, acres 7-rOom dwelling. fruit shade fns
spring. stubi". eIC.; > miles from -Ity, near
niAyadan road. ideal little farm. $500
Sew S-room house. HOT water heat. birth.
good location. school, store, church. etc.
Mclean. Va. n BarERn at 50 30
II. 9. MACEALl,
Metropolitan Bank Building.
Farms. 10 or lj acres at lSar' roft. Va. g.
room house; will consider exchange for un-
improved property Cr first class automobile.
". q SULLIVAN. 426 .th st \. ".
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SETTLERS.
Virginia.

S7o--ts22. Sussex co. For rem. Farm to be
worked on shares No capital required: .
good mules furnished. good land. team and
farming Implements furnished. sufficient
feed 10 run one wear. Must have expert
enCe growing peanuts and able 10 TlRnaRe
and personally work tWo-horse farm. White.
Singl" man desired
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APARTMENTS TO LET
Unfurnished.

lllh ST. y. W. 737-Twu rooms and us IN or
rooms and batn, h. ". h.
lGIg Glh St n {, rooms and batiIf ..... l.. 80
l"ii 9Th 81. n e.. rooms and ia th....... l".UJ
These are the incest cl"anest and best
apartments IN III" city for the money Keys
Is utn 81 y. r.
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Georgia.

S6-l1l2. Chatham 60. An experienced "sd
burner desired, who understands the manu-
tacture OF sulphurlc acid. Any nationality,
Married preferred. sl2J Pm. No Tr. Csual
hours
Indiana.
S6-1455. Marion 60. Wanted 2J married or
single men for heavy repair OF hox cars.
Men to furnish tools. &. II. ~ ID. piece
work schedule. No Tr. and 10 hrs. PD.
Pennsylvania.
$685.. Phlladelpnia Co. Wanted 800 weaNers
for carpet, rug, blanket. cloth, etc. ANY
nationality. Married or single. Piecework
CNt-SS PW) Tr. adv. II in groups. % hrs.
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Free board and lodging HGF&M-Up
ES-English speaking. Exp-Experier
advanced under favorable conditions,
Unless otherwise stated, It will be
permanent nature, and the help Is dc
FARM LAB" RER APPLI-
CAFE rs.
Georgia.
SIO-7OI7 D.calur Co. 200 negro farm labor.
ers Tor tobacco culture IN Connecticut Mar.
ried or single. Green or exp. Families pre- =
ierred. II adv. and deducted. ireen sl.I5
and do laundry work for Iaborers Same
wages for single, with lodging. Wanted
April /.
Maryland.
S10-Sa61. Prince George co. one single man
mot over 4 Years ODD Tor general farm
work. German. American or English, >
COWS. ES necessary. Green will do. Tr.
adv. from baltimore. Green SD PM; exp.
sl6 PM year around. III &W.
sfO-l6l2. Howard Go. one married man for
ordinary farm work. Swede, German, Irish
or American. Other ES cows. EXP. Small
children not Objectionable. rr. adv. and
deducted. $25 IN, house garden. fuel ami
milk. Wanted March /.
Fo-2l2j. Talbot 60. One single man for
general farm work. ANY ES cows. Exp
| Tr. adv, and deducted $lj pm year around.
Virginia.
'No-4o3s. Sussex Co. One married man with
family for all kinds Of work on stock farm.
Any ES. TT. adv, and deducted. 81 PD
winter. 81 % PD summer, HGF&M.
So-56S2. King George Co. One married man
with family for general farm work. Prefer
foreigner. cows. EXP. S5 PM, B&I. viii
pay slightly higher for reliable man.
DOMESTICS.
District of Columbia.
S6i-2l69 Washington, ID. G. A young woman
TO assist with household management and
care for two children. Any white ES
Married or single. No children permit ed
$50 PM, lodging optional. Usual EOurs.
Maryland.
S7o-4373. Montgomery GO. one domestic de
slret. Any whit" ES. $40 I'm. Home
comforts.
Pennsylvania.
s61--il9 NOrthampton CO. tine single NO
man Il 10 30 yTs.D for general housework
No Irish or negro. - PW.
S6I-3pi9 nhiladelphia Co. One middle q ged
woman for general housework cook, wash
and iron. Any white-PrOtrstant. 81 IW
refined gentle working hOusek .epers Is
desired.
Virginia.
@7-iHl. DuWiddie co. one childs nurse
wanted. ANY rs. Single. 81 PW Good
home. $40 rr. adv. ana d"duCted.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Pennsylvania.
9iS- tN N!"ghcu, Co. Wanted: one male
stemOgrapher with at least TWO y-ars' ex-
perI"nc" at S@J-S6J Pm: "oat clerk
Cpmpi"ine'"- operator. good nenTan At s6I-
." IN. AMI one t"pist. no knowledge Of
sirh"graphJ necessary, at $oO-SG0 PM.
Am"rlCan-h born. except Hebrews. Married
or s!HgIC. hrs. 80.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

F'OIt SALE
NOl'R- ROOM ~ NGAIOW
And i.nI, ken house NIIh tNo dclrs ~ lani.
Located ~ Maryland near cIe"tri" line, W.s;
OF Chevy chase. PRICE, $1,000. S20O CASH
so MnNTiIlA. For particulars address BON
=. iiues Office.
HON TO FE YOU Il OWN LANDLORD
on 500 cash and $li month. at
CHEVY CHASE. For full particulars drop
postal, telephone, OF call on WM. II.
l.lIrHlE. 4iN and Il? tulurado bldg. Teh
BEAl'TIFII. 5-ROOM BUNGALOW. fruit.
porChrs, DC car fare. nice lots Nigh ana
healthy: one block from ne" public sCaool.
PRICE ONLY. $3.50: terms, $40 cash. bai.
So month. B. IANTGlNIER. 9C@ New
York ave ~ W
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN,

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS AT
Il and Il per cent, $500 TO 5000; on residence,
ap,iItul,nI Or business property: straight
note or nunthll payments; can he arranged
In three daNs. PAIL Y. MITCHELL & co
lil3 q st. y. W.
MONEY TO LOAN on real 'state; lowest
rates, prior payment privileges; large
sm"unrs. TYI :R & RUTHERFORD, 81 lsth
MONEY To LOAE-I25o to 500 900 on ID, c.
real estate. several trust funds. ~ 10 Q
PEI cent All IrarEaCtions conducted with
sCouumIca. consideration tor borrowers
WM II. SAUNDERS 4 CO..
Southern EuildIng 50. !yIn a.. y. W
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TABLE BOARD

the SHEPHERD. 10Th and Il SITS. = W
Excellent meals breakfast, &c, luna. 2,c,
dinner. sc. 500 week
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CAFE rs
Georgia.

SiO-70l7 Dtcatur Co. 900 negro farm labor.
ers Tor tobacco culture IN Connecticut. Mar.
rled single. Green or exp. Families pre- =
ferred. II adv, and deducted. ,ireen II. Is
pD. exp. $2.2j rD. IIG&F. Wives TO cook
and do laundry work for Iaborers. Same
Nt.rn
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Maryland.
Virginia.

'No-4o3S Sussex Co. One married man with
family for all kinds OF work on stock farm.
Any ES. TT. adv, and deducted. 81 PD
winter. Sl.25 PD summer. HGF&M.
So-66S2 King George Co. One married man
with family for general farm work. Prefer
foreigner COWS. EXP. SIS PM B&L. will
pay sllghtly hiRhcr Tor reliable man.
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REFRIGERATORS & ICE BOXES

McCRAY REFRIGERATOR COMPANY,
Reirlscra tors that are unequaled.
Gil f ST. y. W.
We Build and Ronair Refrigerator
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DOMESTICS.
District of Columbia.

S6'-2l6a. Washington, ID. G. A young woman
TO assist with household management and
care for two children. Any white ES
Married or single. No children permitted
$50 lM, lodging optional. Usual hours.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS
Unfurnished.

FAIRMONT ST. y. W. 7l5-Three house
keeping rooms; heated; entire second floor
bath and yard, ST.. ]"
II ST. y. W. az? unfurnished rooms
kitch,let'r: Sl3. others furnished. Apply
aTtsr
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2I4S PA. AVE. y. w. The Auburn
bright, sunny. beautifully Furnished rooms
with hot and cold running water, steam heat;
direct car service. moderate rates. Phone
West l2l6-W
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-11-10

the land classified is already entered.
Helena. -Melrose Orr and Ralph
Shepherd, privates of the Second
Montana, have been taken to the fed
eral prison at Fort Leavenworth un-
der sentence of three months for SELL
ing government property to civilians
here. They were accompanied by Ser
geant Joe Howard and Private
Charles C~osgrove, who we're sentenced
on the border for infractions Of the
regulations.
Butte. Because he created a dis
turbance during a speech by Governor
Stewart here, "MucKie" Mcdonald,
on parole from the peintentiary, was
arrested and taken back to Deer
Lodge to serve out the rest of his
term. A little more than two years
ago Mcdonald ,created a sensation by
defying the sheriff of Silver Bow
county and the entire police force Of
Butte to arrest him.
Helena. Cate Sells, commissioner
of Indian affairs, accompanied by
Frank B. Linderman and Paris Glib
son, has been making a tour of the
Indian reservations in the state. Com
missioner Sells, a few days ago at Chi
cago, supervised the sale of "a car
loads ont of a shipment of 81 cars
of Indian cattle from the Crow re-
servation. Seventeen carloads had
been sold at Omaha the day before.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-11-10

typhoid fever. Even while the nurse
chatted with the mother instructing
her as to the care of the patient, and
preventive and sanitary measures
which should be followed, the milk
man arrived and the sick child, who
was not confined to her bed, ran to
the door to hand the milkman the
empty bottle. A second visit was made
the next day to the little patient IS
home which was small, crowded with
children and quite unfit for caring
for the sick one The child was found
to have a temperature of 104 and
sleeping in the saIue bed with two
other children. In this case the duty
of the nurse seemed TO be to consult
proper authorities, call a taxi and
take the child to the hospital, which
she did.
Further investigation on the part
of the nurse elected the information
that milkmen were not allowed to
take bottles from a typhoid fever
home. But there was no law COMPEL
ing authorities to place a sign on the
door to warn the milkman and con-
s~equently he might do so having no
knowledge that there was such a case
in the home. And the result of this
was an appeal to he state health
board asking them TO direct legi Ia
ton to cover this oversight.
Need of County Nurse.
1t is suggested by several school
principals that the nurse is often of
great value in detecting and prevent
ing cases of truapey and that she
should be given the power of a regu-
lar police officer. In fact, there has
been a great awakening the last few
weeks and the value of the services
of a trained school nurse has only
just begun to be appreciated. Now
public sentiment is beginning tc
clamor for a county nurse in order
that the rural children may be serv-
ed and protected along the line OF
hygiene and physical efficiency as
well as the pupils of a city system.