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Evening journal., 1916-11-18
FALLS TO Death IN
The CRRISTIANA RIVER

Falling FROM Inc wsrehouso wharf OF
the George W. Bush aud Sons Company.
"A. the foot of King street. about 1880
o clock his morning. Jacob Reed. col
orcd. agcd about IS years. was drowned
in the Christiaua river. When his body
was recovered after being in the water
only ten minutes. il WAS believed that
he was still living, and he was rushed
ia dc Phoenix ambulance TO the Della
ware Hospital. There it was found that
nc was dead. and the body was taken in
charge by Deputy Coroner Harvey r.
Nichols.
Reed was lying about the warehouse
wharf, seemingly in a stupor lie in
tended to 20 home, but walked toward
he wharf instead He fell into the river
and several men nearby grappled for
him. Police Officers Robinson and Barr.
with other men. applied first aid treat
ment but without effect. Reed who
lived in Klund street. apparently struck
Il projection when falling, for large
cash was found in his head.
Evening journal., 1916-11-18
RESULT Of War HANGS on
TIE WESTERN CAMPAIGN
By CARL ". AcKERMAN.

nitnd tlcSa stall CORES lunueit.
BERLIN, Nov ls.-1hc war j. ap-
preaching a decisive stage and the dccis.
ion viii res. with the campaign in
Pennsylvania and Rumana. such is the
expert military Viewpoint here. As
summed zap to-day by Woll-informed
military authority. the situation is:
THE triangular los al Aucrc docs
NOT Affect the Sonme battle as whole.
\iewing an d., war theatres. Che whole
war has now reached period of tension.
The solution j.. drawing near. When thi-
shall come depends upon the progress OF
the present lighting in the Rumanan
passes. We arc making progress there.
but the mountain difficulties are greater
thaa in Serbia. Once General talkeu-
hayn crosses. my guess j. the decision
viii come. How long this will take we
do not know but one must be patient
and await coming developments
Evening journal., 1916-11-18
Department HAS NOT
traced Chlorine
ater Board Officials Push
ing Investigation TO Find
Source of Chemical
CAN STILL BE
TASTED IN WATER

The Water Department reported this
morning that while there is still a
trace Of chlorine in the city drinking
water, FIRE plugs are being drained and
other means are taken 10 draw off the
water so tainted. and that by tumor-
row the taste and odor will have
disappeared. AS to where the chlor.
inc came from and in what form it ex.
lists in the water the department is
still in the dark While maintaining
that no harmful results viii accrue
form drinking the tainted water. the
department suegested that boiling Tor
twenty minutes vii remove the taste
anu odor
Fortunately for Wilmington resi-
dents the chlorine did not get into
the city reservoirs as they had been
shut of before the faint came down
the stream. II is claimed that the
chlorine must have gotten into the
water between - O'clock midnight
THURSDAY ann O'Clock YESTERDAY
morning. as after the latter hour the
race was emptied to permit workmen
to make certain repairs Thursday
night the water was pumped directly
from the race into the water beds in
the tiltering plant and not in the reser-
voirs. For thar reason the water in
the reservoirs was free from the faint.
The chlorine is all in the mains. it Is
said. and il is only a matter Of time
when all the tainted water will be
drawn off. Had it gotten into the
reservoirs il would have been neces,
sary to have cut the reservoirs off
and drained them. a long and tedious
process and one which would have
been attended by some Inconvenience
TO householders.
About fifty samples of the tainted
water have been analyzed in further.
ance Of the Investigation the Water
Department is making Full results
OF these examinations had not been
made known today. II was discov-
cred that there was no free chlorine
in the water however. and so for the
present the Water Department cannot
say in what form the chemical exists.
Some people have complained to the
department that in spite of boiling.
the water retains the disagreeable
taste and Odor To such complaints
the department replies that the water
should be boiled for twenty minutes.
then set outside to cool Less time
than twenty minutes will not lave
the desired result. 81 was said. This
advice was given as the result Of
tests made in the department labora
tory where Il was found tina. boiling
for that length OF time suiiiced to re.
move the chlorine faint.
Evening journal., 1916-11-18
BRIDGE GIVES WAY
UNDER HEAVY TRUCK
Quick Work of Driver Keeps
Auto From Plunging
Into Brandywine
BROKE THROUGH nth
STREET STRUCTURE

Quick work or he part Of Alfred
Thomas, an automobile truck driver
for the Charles Warner Company.
prevented serious accident on Eiey-
onth street bridge. which spans the
Brandywinc Creek, early this morn
ing Thomas. operating large
truck loaded with gravel. was 80 ng
towards Thatcher street. over the
structure, when suddenly The flooring
of the bridge for a stance Of four
feet gave way The front wheels Of
the machine had passed over the weak
spot n the bridge and only the rear
wheels broke through
The machine was travelling at a fast
rate of speed at The time and this
alone saved the truck from going
through the structure. When the oak
Dlankng broke the truck wheels
struck the by Pinch girder and
this snapped of. The machine, how
aver got over the hole
Tho break occurred between the
rails of The traction company and
that portion of the bridge is under
their supervision. The traction Off
Gals were notified and stationed
man at the break to warn drivers
The rails rested on two other girdles
and trolley traffic was not interferred
with t. will take several days TO
repair the damage. however.
Those who witnessed the accident
were loud in their praise of Thomas
who managed to keep his machine
going straight when TIE rear wheels
sank into the hole. Had the machine
swerved il would have plunged into
The railing and probably gone into the
creek
Evening journal., 1916-11-18
ATIN RARELY MISSES MAN.

While walking along Ninth street
near the postofiice yesterday morn
ing William Ford, Of No S2S Wash
ington street, had q narrow escape
from serious injury when an auto
mobile operated by Alfred Carey. Of
No. 1924 Scott street. ran upon the
pavement and struck Mr.. Ford. The
accident was due TO Mr.. Carey rum
ming onto the sidewalk 10 prevent
hitting a delivery wagon OF the Mid
dletown Farms. The automobile was
slightly damaged.
Evening journal., 1916-11-18
Mss TRAX HERE TO
AID SUFFRAGE FIGHT

Miss Lola Irax, organizer Tor the Ma
tional Women's Suffrage Association.
who arrived in this city this week to do
suffrage work here, was given recep-
ton last night by members of the Della
ware and Wilmington Equal Suffrage
Association. at the home Of Dr. Joseph
inc NJ. r. White de Iacour, No 7O6 West
street. Mrs John ". Brassingtou, presi-
dent of the Delaware Equal Suffrage As
ISOLATION. introduced Miss I'raX. About
forty sufiragists were present. Follow
ing an informal reception, Miss TrsX
spoke concerning her recent work in
West Virginia, giving vivid account
of her experiences among the mining aud
mountain sections of that State.
Miss Trsx has not as yet outlined her
plans of work in this state. She will.
however, continue with organizing work
which was started here few weeks
ago by Mrs. Allan Updegraff, Of New
York. She viii probably remain here a
month.
Evening journal., 1916-11-18
DEUTSCHLAND READY
FOR SEA dash AGAIN
IN Tho Tnlted Press

BY The United Press
NEW LONDON. Conn, Nov. IS
The German supersubmarine Deutsch
land, in spite Of it's collision with The
tug T. A. Scott. Jr., could again at
tempt her voyage back TO Germany
at once She was only slightly dam
aged, and. if repairs are made. it will
not be necessary to take her into
drydOck.
When she will prepare to leave is
something that will not be discussed
by Captain Koenig nor members Of
bis crew. 1t will not be for several
days, for the Deutschland must re.
main in port until United States au-
thoriues Lave completed an investiga-
ton into the accident which resulted
in the loss Of the convoy and five o.
her crew at the start Of the homeward
trip yesterday.
Taking of testimony may consume
several days and The decision may be
reserved a day or 50 longer.
Evening journal., 1916-11-18
ATTENDED, NATIONAL GRANGE.

Robert +. Robinson president Of
the Central National Bank ~ this
city, attended the meeting OF the Ma
ticnal Grange, al Washington. Thurs
day and yesterday Tie was accom-
panied by Mrs. Robinson and devoted
some time TO visiting the sight of the
national capital The convention.
which lasted ten days. was attended
by representatives Of oranges from
all over the United Statos.
Evening journal., 1916-11-18
WAR WORKER Divorced:
DESERTER. Wife SAYS

PALO ALTO. Cal. Nov is IT
Frank Angel professor Of psychol-
ogy at Stanford University. who re-
Gently returned from service in Eu.
rope on the Belgian relief commits
son. and his wife have been divorced
Mrs. Angel was Louise Leo Bayard
daughter Of the late Thomas r. Bay
ard. of Wilmington. Del, ambassador
to England from 1898 TO 1897 and
Secretary Of State during the first
Cleveland adm lnistration.
She was granted the divorce Tues
day IN the Superior Court at San Jose
on the ground of desortion and the
decree was entered on the secret file.
Evening journal., 1916-11-18
7REEK BEFORE court
ON GAMBLING CHARGE

Peter Karobasles was arrested yes
terday on charge Of conducting a
gaming table at No. SIP Market
street and was ARA gned in City Court
thus morning Philip L. Garrett rep
resonts Karobasles Aaron Finger
acting prosecuting attorney for the
State. asked for a continuance until
next Tuesday, which was granted.
The arrest is the second arres made
for alleged gambling az tho above ad-
dress Mr. Finger spent large part
Of TN S morning with city detectives
examining witnesses
Evening journal., 1916-11-18
Prosecuting WITNESS
FAILED TO APPEAR

Martha Kane, a colored woman,
city Court this morning in the case
of John W. Heath. colored. declared
the prosecuting witness, Jennie
Heath, had left town and did not in
tend to return Heath was arrested
Thursday for disorderly conduct and
when arra;gned in city Court yester-
day. had his case cont nued until to-
day Jennie Heath was in court yes
terday but did not appear this morn
ng Judge Churchmau directed an
attachment to he issued for her.
On the evidence of the Kane woman.
who declared she had seen Heath dis7
orderly at his house. No. 213 West
Eighth street. the defendant was
placed undar a $500 peace bond.
Evening journal., 1916-11-18
WANTS mummy TAXEs.

Frank G. Miller taN collector for
Brandvwinc hundred. sat % the County
Court House today to collect county
taxes he win 80 thsrc a.um ou nest
saturday from lO To T. o'clock to give
all property owners % cha ce 90 avail
them-clvc. ut the three per ccut rebate.
Mr.. Ni1 said today that on January
] Dec ced against "i taxpayers
who h.Dt not paid their taxes 10y '"..
dni.
Evening journal., 1916-11-18
STEAMER IN DISTRESS.

liV lr nfitd i'ftH~.
WASHINGTON. Nov. iS.--Leaking
and with her engines disabled, the
small American steamer Anvil, pas
sengcr and freight laden. was report
ed to the Navy Dcpar today in
distress on san Jose Del Cabo. near
the southern end of Lower California.
The collier Saturn wirelessed she eX-
pected TO reach the Anvil today.
Evening journal., 1916-11-18

81 began to use Cuticurs Soap and
Ointment. and after using three cakes
OF Cuticura Soap and two boxes of ONT
inent she was healed tSigned) Mrs.
Lula Wharton. "a Crawford St, Pitts
burgh. Pa. January "a, 1910.
If mothers would only be careful IN
selecting the first soap used on baby.
Most soaps. even It pure. are too harsh
or too strongly medicated for tender
skins. Cuticura. on the contrary. IS so
pure, gentle and sweet that Il rs be
used from ths hour of birth. ard ,or
the Ointment. L IS the most ie.',s-c OF
super-creznv emoiiicnfs toe,au have
sample each for the as. in.'
ADDRESS postcard: 'Cuticrr., Dept.
- 4--tsz-s SsA&esnns -ssuratz % sEnzsA
Evening journal., 1916-11-18
HUGHES makes NEW
Cain IN CAL. Count
Wilson Plurality Reduced
85S More in Los
Angeles County
ONE PRECINCT YET
TO BE COUNTED
BY the United Press

49, WV r. HAfNA ANo
san FRANCISCO. Cal. Nov Is.
q o'clock Charles Evans Hughes
will gain S5S votes 10 Los Angeles
county. il "semi-oticial" results Of
the count given ont today are borne
out by the official returns.
According to the unofficial returns
compiled last week. Hughes Los
Angeles plurality was 2l.3l3. Semi
official figures given out today by the
Los Angeles board Of supervisors
counting all precincts except No. 33S
which is in dispute gave the high
Hughes elector 1876. 429 and the low
Democratic elector 1929. This
shows maximum plurality for
Hughes in the county OF 2219l.
This gain for Hughes is not large
enough TO affect Wilson's plurality in
the state, although it is the largest
difference so far revealed between the
unofic al totals and the totals result
ing from the recount.
Evening journal., 1916-11-18
Love CHARGED With
PASSING BAD CHECK

The case OF William II. Love.
charged IN city Court this morning
with passing worthless check. was
continued untl ueN' Tuesday upon
application of the State. Love is a.
leSed TO have gwen worthless check
10 Mrs jennie uossins OF 80. j2i
French street. with whom he boarded.
Evening journal., 1916-11-18

ESPECIAL notice should be taken Of
the fact that klpllng'q dramatic sue
cess The Light That Failed" viii
be seen at the Victoria Theatre for
the last performance today Lovers
of good phoioplays will find this one
of the best ever flashed across the
screen.
Florence Rose Fashion Photoplays
are 10 he shown az this theatre be-
ginning with Wednesday and Thurs
days performances OF the coming
week, and are to be seen here every
second week thereafter. The patrons
OF the Victoria Theatre are cordially
invited 10 address any cummunica-
items. pertaining to Information re-
garding che gowns worn by various
stars in these films TO this theatre.
the same being forwarded 10 the Gre
ator OF the gowns I'M New York. who
VIII answer inquiries personally
Evening journal., 1916-11-18
ACCIDENTS or THE DAY.

Among those treated at the Della
ware Hospital today We're:
Aaron Smith. No G17 French street
bruised ankle
George Chelmar, same address.
fractured rib
George Morris. No. 10 Head street.
fore gn substance in eyes.
John Wilkinson. No. 104 y. Adams
street foreign substance in eyes.
Archie COnley, infected thumb.
Antoine Pierson, lacerated finger
Evening journal., 1916-11-18

look amonE tire Usnt Ads toc
and see IL the very place for you
not advertised as needing a cnauffc
and. n not. why run a Want sd
rour own and oil The owners that VI.
are in the market now anc you will
anon no hycC fcr the attire auto sen
son ADV
Evening journal., 1916-11-18
J. z. BARR DEAD.

Jonathan T. Barr died 81 his home,
No. s14 West street today He was
kuk Tribe, I. q. r. NJ. Funeral ser
vices will be held Tuesday with in
DIVINE cemetery.
Evening journal., 1916-11-18
NO GENERAL PROBE OF
HIGH COST OF LITIR(

No cause was assigned in City Court
this morning for the assault Of
Thomas l.. Richards upon George
Duffy early Friday morning, when the
latter was walking with a young
woman along Lombard street between
Fifth and Sixth streets. Duffy testi-
fed that Richards. whom he never had
seen before. stepped up 10 him and
remarking. I've got you now struck
him with blackjack. Minnie Atkins,
the young woman who was walking
with Duffy, testified she saw Richard
strike her companion, but could not
tell whether Richards had a weapon
or not She Immediately ran away,
she said.
Richards pleaded guilty uGd was
fined $50 and costs or Chr months
in the workhouse.
Evening journal., 1916-11-18

famed her whole head.
1t kept getting red and
tender and she was cross
and irritable and could
not sleep. Her hair all
fell out and at last she
was perfectly bald, and
her scalp became a mass
Of sore enptions which
disiipnred her badly.
Evening journal., 1916-11-18
RAN. z. D. sHORT 4 yIsITOR.

rho Rev. and Mrs F. Burgette
short. of Spokane. Washington. for
,1orly Of this city. we're Wilmington
visitors Yesterday. and had luncheon
II the Hotel dupont with Dr. Shorts
brother, I. D. Short, Of Milford The
Rev. and Mrs. Short later went to
Milford and Georgetown for weeks
stay.
Evening journal., 1916-11-18
PAVING MARKET STREET.

The Union Paving Company has
started laying concrete iu Market
street The bed of the east side OF
Market street IRON F-cnt TO l'bsro
zerpssa. aAa sss.z coyeFsa.
Evening journal., 1916-11-18
.sTHE GIRL WITHOUT 4 CHIME.

''FHk GIkL WITHOUT 4 CHANCE~
THE Girl Without a Chance" Whit
ney Collins expose Of white slave
methods. which will appear az The
Playhouse for three days. starting
Monday tells more viyidly than any
words can. the horrors of the most
gigantic vice trust ever known p
America. Every growing girl should
see II and every mother and father
should learn the lesson L teaches
the producers OF the play claim.
Evening journal., 1916-11-18
MINNESOTA N q. o. P. COLUMN,

~ ANN ~ lNtu iItas
ST. PAUL. MINI. Nov. is. Charles
Evans Hughes carried Minnesota BY
396 votes. This is based upon official
returns from Minnesota complete this
afternoon. giving Hughes 1865
Wilson, 179157.
Evening journal., 1916-11-18
At THE GARRICK.

a clever oill is announced for the
Garrick Theatre next week. with a
number Of big headliners. Included
IN the list is Florence Roberts. who
viii give hor new one-act play. en-
titled Attention Without Intention. 9"
Dorothy Granville will appear in
Types Of Women" a vaudeville elias
sic. Bobby Heath and his girlish re-
view comprise q lively Offering. Other
good acts 20 10 make mp the remain
der OF the bin. including Monde and
Selle. in a dancing surprise: Archie
ard Gertie Falls comedians: the Hem
nings duo. in q novelty offering: An
thony aud Ardell. accordeonists. and
Bernard and Jannis. classy dancing
boys. The bill is full Of comedy, music
and dancing and ii is likely TO make
big hit
Evening journal., 1916-11-18
CHILD BALD WITH
ECZEMA ON HEAD
Scalp Mass Of Eruptious. Dishg-
ured Badly. Healed by Cuticura.

My little girl had eczema which
began from scratching her head and il
began with a small red blister which in
Evening journal., 1916-11-18
Attractions at the Theatres

opment and quaint in sartorial effect
is the now three-act comedy from the
pen Of Harry James Smith entitled
"Oh, lmogen,' which the Messrs. Shu-
bert Will present for three perform
ances, commencing November -. at
The Playhouse. with Marie Nordstrom
In the leading fem nine role The
story OF girl Of old New York whose
training and environment has 80 shut
her out from the realities OF life that
she lives IN a dream worl3 Of hHr own
creation until iostled by the mistakes
Of her ignorance nto The dew iopmont
and fuliillment OF hor real woman
hood
II is "a beautiful tale presented 10y a
group OF players insur ng its perfect
Interpretation. ihc cast incmd ne
Wyndham Standing Charles Erin
Werner. Kate MAYHEM. Ralph NJ Rem
Icy. Elene Foster. Catherine " cbb and
Elenor Brady. The play is staged by
Frank Mccormack. actor-producor
for years with Mrs Fiskc VINO d'rcct-
ed Mrs. Bumpstcad Leigh.
Evening journal., 1916-11-18
Mutt AND JEFF'S WEDDING

w wv dbff W WEDDING.
This afternoon and evening AT The
Playhouse the attraction will be tho
cartoon comedy Mutt and JcfIs Wed
ding. This Gus Tin production is
counted by those who have seen 10 10
be the best of all cartoon comedies
and while IL appears az popular prices
II has been z ven a production which
is far above the ordinary and equal
to that of shows playing al higher
prices. There Is plenty of catchy
music IN the piece and there are
funny comedians and pretty girls.
Nothing has been LEFT undone TO make
the piece attractive and this is the
reason that Il has been one Of tho
most successful shows now on the
road
Evening journal., 1916-11-18

Goods at sacr flee prices are con-
stantly offered in the Want Ads
Adv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-22

.8ar q some i winning motto.
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To The Ladies

WE ARE RECEIVING NEW GOODS
DAILY AND WOULD BE PLEASED
TO HAVE YOU CALL AS OFTEN AS
POSSIBLE AS WE ARE ALWAYS
READY AND WILLING TO BE OF
SERVICE TO YOU WE SELL MER-
CHANDISE AT PRICES YOU CAN
AFFORD.
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Attention Eoys

WE STILL CONTINUE TO CARRY
THE FOLLOWING Up TO DATE
MERCHANDISE FOR MEN.
sTETsON HATS. GEORGE p IDE
AND SILVER SHIRTS AND COL
LARS. KNOX KNIT HOSIERY,
CHALMERS AND SET SNUG UN
DERWEAR. EECKWEAR. ETC.
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room,
for lady or gentlemen, use of bath and
telephone. 221 Mechanic street, Jones
Apartment IF" Bell phone l2T-R.
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Trustee, Rooms 2 and 8, Odd
Fellows Building, clarksburg,
w, Va.
NOTICE no ooNTRAoTolRl

Sealed bids for the grading and paving
with brick and curbing. stealey Avenue,
Davis Street and Duncan Avenue and
certain Alley paved with concrete between
Hartland Avenue and Alexander Avenue
In the Town Of Stealey Heights West
Virginia, (postofhce Clarkshurg, w. Val
VIII be received by the common eonncn
Of stealey Heights until eight O'Clock p
NJ, Monday, September 81 1916, and then
publicly opened,
snle OF bonds amounting TO TWENTY
THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED (S20b00)
DOLLARS, advertised TO be sold on the
above date.
The Council reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Plans aud specifications may be seen at
1.-The espncil chambers IN tho Town OF
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H$$s Telegram Classified Ads Always Bring Results

Same advertisement ave sue.
eeastvo days, 90 cents; Same
advertisement seven successive
days, 90 cents; No classified adj
yertisements taken for less thar
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ment DISPLAY charged hy
inch.
Dea.bs 40 Tunsrul Notice..
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Scare The TolAERanS
The TslsEraM wiz act b AesDon-
sibls fer mere than enc kAosrF0st
insertion e Aay RdTogtISsmGn3
sEdered fer mOEs thAa enc tine.
classified ads. may be tale
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your nGme sppears In the tsle-
phone directory otherwisa,
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Ct II O'Clock a. 10. Your COPY
must DO in before that houR %
insure Insertions
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Doctors or Dentists Office Reference
furnished. Address w. care Telegram
Office.
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FOR RENT-Two newly papered. very at
tractiys seyen-room houses, with fine
cellars electric lights. VIII make in
ducements to good tenants without chill
dreu. Location East Main st. Harvey T..
Smith.
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FOR RENT-SIx rooms and bath, Call at
once. d. w. Jacobs, 4o6 Prunty Bldg.
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FOR RENT-Ten room brick house. with
bath and basement. on paved street, in
good nelghborhood. Post & Law, Con
Bldg, Bell phone 1908, Home phone 4-Y.
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WAN ltD-Male Help

WANTED-Feight handlers. Apply to
Foreman, B. & o. Freight office.
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nn1eK RESIDENCE.

Within flvo minutes walk OF tho
Court House, and on paved street we
have splendid proposition for a
home. Good corner lot, six room
brick house with bath. Price $4,000,
on terms,
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WANTED-Girl for general homework.
must 20 home At nights. Apply to Mrs.
e: II. Patterson. Jones apartments "D,"
* Mechanic street, or call Bell phone
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Real Estate
of Value

We are prepared 10 give you the
best values the market affords. II
you do not see in our advertisements
Just tho property you want como in
and so over our large list.