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IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

3 Miss Rosalic Harwood has returned
TO Richmond. after spending several
weeks with friends in New York
Mrs. George Gary and her daughters.
who have been in Ashland this summer.
are now at their home in this city.
Mrs. John Addison and Mrs, Lyons
have left for visit TO New York and
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Edward J. Mose,ey. Jr.. and her
children have returned to their home
on Monument Avenue. after visit to
relatives in King and Queen
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Hughes and Miss
Virginia Hughes. who have been spend.
ing several weeks at the White Sui.
phur Springs. have been guests OF Mrs.
Hughes brother. DR.. Charles Brock.
here, for few days, en- route for their
home in Norfolk.
their children. of Park Avenue, are in
Atlantic City.
Ramon D. Garcin. Jr.. has left for
Washington and Leo University. where
he Will be student for this session.
Misses Alice and Emma Netherlapd
nave returned to their home here, after
spending the summer In the mountains
of Virginia.
Mrs Mary Rock left last week to
visit friends in Pittsburgh. Pa. and
VIII later be the guest Of friends IN
Huntington, W. Va.
Miss Gwendolyn Haase is visiting
friends at Fair Oaks" near Verdon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. T. Clarke, who arc
on trip to New York. will visit rela.
ives in Philadelphia and Baltimore be-
lore returning to Richmond
Mrs. NJ. j. Bobbitt and Miss HobbIt
are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. Britton.
in Charlottesville
Louis c. O'Neil left Richmond Tues
Gay Tor BlacksburS, whore he will en-
Ter Virginia Polytechnic Institute for
the coming session.
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RICHMOND TndEs-D 1spATcH SUNDAY SEPTEMBER Is 1e17

killed or manned In battle. they have
no incentive 10 try to find employment
In strange land.
These men are being rounded IN by
half dozen energetic Belgian labor
leaders from Paris. who themselves
held trusted situations In tho fac
tories OF Antwerp. Brussels and I.iege.
Instead Of waiting for their country
men TO seek positions, they are OFFER
Ing work to them and guaranteeing
that the BelGians will work together
and not be mixed with French or
other labor. -
In less than week NJ Chevrillon.s
licutenants. recruited 100 Belgian la
borcrs and skilled artisans, and In
two weeks they had almost obtained
the first 800. The Belgians are paid
10 cents an hour, which is tho standard
wage to-day In France. and must
feed and house themselves. Usually
the cost OF housing will be nil. how.
ever. as there are ample bIllets for
workmen as we'll AS for troops In most
OF the ruined villages behind the lines
French authorities are highly pleased
at the action of the American Red
Cross In offering employment to the
unhappy refugees, most OF whom have
been doubly miserable because of their
idlcness and constant brooding over
their troubles. 1t is estimated that as
the reconstruction work broadens out
more and more Belgians will be hired
until several thousand are being
utilized.
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BRISTOL

BRISTOL. VA. September l5.-Afrs.
G. l.. Wiley, has been entertaining ar
her guest Mrs. Ohm Wiley, OF Rich
mond: Miss Esther Bond. or Wise. Va:
Miss Daisy Story. of Roanoke. ana
Mrs. George Ewald. of Johnson city.
Tenn.
Mrs. r. NJ. Richa rdson and daughter.
of Emory, Va. were recent visitors in
t>sis city.
Miss Ethel Mayo is being pleasantly
entertained at the home OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. H. C. Francis.
Mrs. l.. G.. Caldwell is visiting ner
sister. Mrs. Epperson. ut Abingdon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Swan, of this
city. are the guests OF relatives HI
Galax, Va.
Mrs. Arnold has returned home. az
ter pleasant visit with her daughter.
Mrs. Charles Pepper. at Norton. va.
Mrs. S. j. Young and daughter are
on visit to relatives at Winona, ".
Va, and Pearisburg and Radtord. Va.
Mrs. ]. p. Young and Miss Margaret
Reeder. have gone to Murfreosboro,
student at Tennessee College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nickels Fuqua have re-
turned from a wedding trip to New
York and Atlantic City and are the
guests OF MIR. Fuqua's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon Fuqua. or this city.
Mrs. S. C. Waddeli is spending three
weeks in New York City.
James Mahoncy. who has been In
training for ambulance service at the
Allentown. Pa, training, camp, was a
visitor to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Mahoney, OF this city, this
week. He is soon to be sent to France.
Mrs. S. w. Mitchell and family have
returned from their summer nome IN
East Tennessee. after a pleasant stay
of two months.
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n visit to her sons. Ben and Edward
Horner, OF Norfolk
Mrs. G. s. Smithson and daughter.
Miss Ruth. have returned from an ex-
inGton and other points.
Miss Mary Tucker. OF Richmond is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Tucker.
Mrs. John Neblctt. Of waverly. IL
visiting Mrs. c. S. Smithson.
Miss Frances Bagley left on Mon
day for Ashland. She has been ap-
pointed teacher in the public school
there.
Mrs. Q. y. Wilson and son. Fielding.
have returned from a visit to Buch-
anan County.
Misses Eula and Lessie Moore have
returned to their home In Richmond,
after visit to their aunt, Miss KATE
Moore.
Mrs. Alice Harper Is visiting her son.
Wayne Harper. of Norfolk.
Mrs. w. w. Balm is expected home
soon with her little son. walter. who
was SO unfortunate as TO have his leg
broken while on al visit to Mrs. Bains
father, j. Davis. OF Richmond.
Rev. n. James. OF tho Baptist Church,
has recently conducted revival services
ut Gainesville.
DR.. Lacy. of the Episcopal Church.
has resigned his charge here and will
IlANc Ms nome IN tSlCnrlloHu.
Mr.. and Mrs. NIcTavish nave return
ed from Williamsburg. sccompa MED by
their sister, Mrs Cora CoddinGton. and
her two boys.
Guy Oliver has returned to Camp
OC!ethorpe. Ga. after recupcrating
from recent illness at the homo Of
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Oliver.
Gilbert Ceilings has returned to his
school at the University OF Illinois.
Harry Henson left last week for the
University of North Carolina.
Kirk Richardson leaves soon for the
Medical College in Richmond.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson is home again
after visit 10 Roanoke.
Mrs. Bessie Bass and daughter. Of
Petersburg. and Mrs. Bennic Robert.
son. of Blackstone. are guests of their
sister, Mrs. Stanley Moore.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Faris have re-
turned from their bridal tour. and are
at home with tho latters parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Gus Berry.
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CREWE

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
'NtWE T.. VA. September l5.--rre
pubic school opened on Monday with
me following teachers: Professor "
}. ihVens. principal high school; Mtssea
airline Beville. Julia Farmer Mrs Kirk
w "odF; grammar grades. Misses Eu.
NICE Lipscomh, Mamie Thomas, Reele
west Ocie Hammock. Jani. Dunna-
vant' Alma Pond; primary. Missep
Leonard Epps. Leila Carter. Cora Berg
man, Sarah Scott. Lucille Woody. Chi
pin Berger
Mrs. Mamie Miller. of Petersb.rr.
IL Vlslting Mrs Ernest Morton.
Mrs. Edmund ellis. of Portsmouth.
orio ~ visiting Mrs. T. L. Payne.
j.. u Vernon, of New River. ha, bacn
"A :econt visitor in the home OF ]. II.
Hines.
Mrs. Minter FERGUSON and daurb.
tcrs. Misses Lucy and Corneiia. Ard
son. Minter. Jr., left on Friday for thoir
nome In New York. after stay OF
several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. u.
Mrs. A. L. Horner has returned from,
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1FSS0'
Is. SOCIETY &
WI,
Continued from FIrst Pase)

$3.50 to II O'clock in honor OF Rev.
Father Tohill. who has recently been
ordained TO the holy priesthood. and
who celebrated his first holy mass in
st. Patrick's Church last Sunday morn
Ing. and Father OLcary. who has re-
Gently been appointed third assistant
to Rev. Father Mckcefry. Leo MeaEher
acted as master OF ceremonies for the
evening, and ]. J. Blake. in an address.
welcomed the distinguished guest Rev.
Father Tohill. and the new assistant,
Father OLeary.
L An enjoyable program Was then rem
dered and refreshments served. The
hall was beautifully decorated in ferns,
flowers and the national colors.
MixsiSsippi Wedding.
Mrs. \. G. Telhaird. Of Bay st. Louis.
Miss. announces the marriage OF her
daughter. Juanita Harris Aneamar. to
Thomas Bradford Hicks. Jr.. of this
city. The ceremony took place at the
home OF the bride in Bay ST. Louis on
Wednesday afternoon last. Rev. Thomas
Bennett Clifford. rector Of Christ Epis-
copal Church. New Orleans. La. Off
ciatins.
After an automobile tour through the
New England States. MIR and Mrs
Hicks will make their LONE in Rich
mond.
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mother. returned to Richmond this
week with her children.
Robert Stone, member OF the How
tiers. spent several days visiting his
parents ut New Canton this week.
Mrs. Arthur Pitts and Miss Winnie
Pitts spent Thursday visiting relatives
In Scottsville.
Mrs, Virginia Keel has returned to
her homo after visiting Mrs. Saunders
In Norfolk.
Miss Blanche boswell left this week
for Farmville. whore she goes to on
ter tho State Normal School,
Lindsay stone left several days ago
for Petersburg, where he Is engaged in
business
Miss Elizabeth Pitts left this week
for Mary Baldwin Seminary. Staunton,
where she will enter az student.
Mrs. George Sattcrhcld is still in
Richmond at the bedside OF her hus-
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to work as head of the department
OF history. They have spent the sum-
mer at Bear Garden" tho nome Of
Colonel Albert J. Terrell.
Miss Mary Glover has returned to
her homo near Manteo after visit to
Dr. and Mrs Perkins Glover and her
relative. Mrs. Cabell, of Fluvanna
County.
Terrell Fuqua. of Petersburg. spent
Sunday at Now Canton with his
mother. Mrs. Julia Fuqua.
Rev. w. Nice. Miller returned this
week to his homee here after n week
Of preaching at Rivanna Presbyterian
Church. Fiuvanna County.
Beckwith Jones, who has Joined tho
ambulance corps. stationed In Rich
mond. was here on leave Of absence
this week
Mrs. r. A. Chandler. who has been
spending the summer hero with her
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"vANITY CASES" For
RED CROSS NURSES

NEW YORK. September 15.-Red
Cross nurses going to France to do
their bit. az arduous as the soldier in
the trenches. are not being forgotten
In the distribution OF small bundles
of comfort" The army and navy field
comfort committee ia planning 10000
special vanity" cases for. the nurses
who Will serve with the American
troops. The articles which will be
contained In the cases are:
One bottle toiler water.
One cake toilet soap.
One box talcum powder.
One tube dental paste.
Ono tube toilet cream.
One vanity box. with mirror. etc.
Though the retail value OF the cases
would almost double the amount. the
nurses boxes aro packed at a cost
Of 81.
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band. who WAS SO seriously in1urea ..
the wreck on tho buckingham branch
two weeks ago.
Alexander Williams has left for ro,
Myer, whcro he enters tho officsr.
training camp. lIc received his mil.
tary education at tho Staunton Militarv
Academy.
DR.. Henry Street. OF Richmond. sp.,.
tho weekend here with Mrs. strea,
VINO Is at Bryn Arvon. their summ.J
home.
Rev. Mr.. Daniel conducted a ser,.s
OF services at the Arvonia Methodi.I
Episcopal Church last wock, the 80
weather interfering seriously witI
some of the services.
Traffic has been again RESUME,
across Brcmo bridge. the oneinear1
having replaced tho span recentiJ
fallen Mt the time Of the great wretL
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ARVONIA
ISnncial To Tb

Especial to The Times Dispatch
ARVONIA. VA. September 15.-The
Arvonia High School Will open on
Monday. Professor c. F.. Holsinger con-
tinuing as principal. The grade teach
ers are Misses Clarice Bersch, Lila Du-
VAL Ethel Hughes and Ava Goodman.
Mrs. Robert Fuqua Will again have
charge OF the music department.
Miss Edith Wilson and Miss Agnes
Terrell will leave on Monday for Hol-
Inns College. the former to resume
her studies and the latter to continue
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Especial to The Times-Dispatc

Especial % The Times Dispatchl
BEDFORD CITY. September ia
beautiful wedding ceremony was SOL
emniZed on cdnesday AT the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Thomas. on
Longwood Avenue. when Miss Agnes
Nicolasson. the daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. G. F.. Nicolasson. of Atlanta, Ca.
was married 10 r. J. Wharton, OF Jack,
son. Miss, In the presence of the NOM
bers OF the immediate family and a
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few other relatives. The marriage was
solemnized by Rev. John II. Grey. OF
tho Presbyterian Church.
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The woman's board Of the Methodist
institute VIII meet at the institute
Nineteenth and Grace Streets. Wecces
day morning AT II O'Clock
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WoMEN'S MEETINGS.

me nrst fall meeting OF the Help
ing Circle OF Kings Daughters vii,
De held Monday afternoon a. $40
o'clock with Mrs. r. 7. womble. at oS01
East Grace Street. Much important
business is to be transacted at This
meeting. and members are asked to
attend promptly.
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There will be meeting OF the Red
Cross Knitting Circle of the Sacred
Heart Cathedral Monday afternoon
from to O'Clock. al 1886 West Grace
Street. teachers will be present to
instruct Beginners. and wool will b..
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Mrs. Ramon D. Garcin. temporary
cnalrman OF division 4. East End, Of
the Grandmothers League. asks all
women who are Interested in the well
rare OF the soldiers. both drafted and
regulars. to meet at st. Johns Scbool-
house Monday afternoon at O'Clock.
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The first fall meeting of the porotbea
Payne Madison Chapter, y s. L. s
Daughters OF 1872, will! be held AT The
Jefferson Hotel room ESQ. at 1880
O'Clock Thursday morning. \ full a.
tendance Is urged. as various matters
OF Importance will come before the
chapter Cor consideration.
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The volunteer workers Of the Trav-
clers Aic Society are requested to re-
port Tor duty at the Byrd Street Sta
non Tor few hours during the com
Ing week. Travel is so heavy AT pres
"ht mat the regular volunteers for
TINS branch of the work are unable to
handle it, and thus the call for the
assistance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-11
Cupid's Quitcloim Deed.

A minister, like his father before
him. he had often officiated a. mar
riage ceremonies. but this was his
first experience at giving away the
bride.
He was in devout mood; his
church was small. his salary meagef
and his family numerous. This dangh-
ter had been especially expensive.
"Who giveth this woman to be mar
ried to this man?" droned the
preacher.
Gently the father placed the slender
hand OF the bride in that of the en-
barrassed groom.
Take her. my boy" he exclaimed.
his face aglow. ut is more blessed
to give than to receive"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-11
Joys OF the Medical Profession.

Once, when askeN why he had gwen
Nup the practice of medicine, Sir Co.
nan Doyle told the following story:
My first case came to me In the
middle of the night. 1t was January,
and cold rain was falling. The jan
gle of the doorbell awoke me from a
sound sleep and, shivering and yawn-
ing, I put my head out OF the window
and said, Who's there?' >
" Doctor said q voice, can you
come to Peter Smiths house at once
what's the troube?' | asked.
Smiths youngest tgirl has took a
dose of laudanum by mistake for pare
goric, and We're afraid she'll die
"'All right I'll come" said |.
81 tramped three miles thru the cold
and rain to Smiths. Twice on the way
] fell on the icy pavement. and once
my nat blew off, and in the darkness
l was nearly half an hour finding It..
Finally, tho, / reached Smiths.
But the house was dark-shutters all
closed-not light. l rang the bell.
No answer.
"But ut last head stuck itself gin
eerly out OF a third story window.
"'Be you DIR. Doyle?" ii asked.
"'Yes,' said /, let me IN
"'Oh, no need To come in, doctor
said the head. The chid's all right
now. Sleeping very quiet
But how much laudanum did you
give it?' said l.
"'Only two drops. doctor-not
enough 70 hurt cat I guess I'd bet
ter take my head in. The night air Is
Geld. Goodnight. Sorry to have
troubled you'
81 buttoned my coat and turned
homeward, trying as best I could 10
stfe my modification and anger. But
suddenly the window was raised asalii.
and the same voice cried:
Doctor, say, doctor!'
81 hurried back. ! thot the child
had suddenly taken turn for the
worse. Well, what do you want" I
Z said.
The voice made answer:
"'Ye wont charge nothing for this
visit. will YEP"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-11
AUTOMOBILES.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 10
FORp roadster for sale By owner; 1915 Ford
roadster at a bargain II sold today. Phone
Usage 9i0s
foRDS-For sale, Ford roadsters and tour
ing cars: taken In exchange for SsNonsi
Saxons completely equipped, including self.
starter, lights, demountable rims Hyatt
bearings, Continental motors, Exido bat
teries; only S39b T. o. b. factory. Call at
307 South Boulder.
FORD kOADSTER-For sale. just like new
ore 1918 Ford roadster body New South
western Garage, 2ll North Main.
RUPM0BlLE roadster, late model in fine
condition, priced right. Auto Salvage, 2l5
East Second street.
HAYNES seven-pass.nger, good as new, sell
or trade for real estate in good location.
Phone i712.
HAYNES roadster $500 1920
HAYNES-Have new Haynes 10 be de-
livcred Monday; can not keep 1t; will sac
rifice 500 TO some one for cash must act
quick As0 care World.
HUDSON SUPER--In perfect condition, five
good tires, wire wheels. spot light; see
this before you buy: win demon strate. SEQ
at 6l5 South Main, ask for Spooner. Phone
Usage 3430
MITCHELL, 1917 seven passenger; this car
is just as good as new and has five nearly
new cord tires; will make good price or
will take your old ear in trade; will
demonstrate The Meyer Moore Co, 6l5
South Main. Phone Usage 3430.
MAXWEIL-For sale, 1916 touring car /;
good condition: $3.50 cash. Phone Usage
4407.R.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-11
Baseball Logic.

The ball had gone over the fence.
as balls will in suburban gardens, and
a small but unabashed batsman ap-
peared at the front door to ask for It.
Then appeared an !rate father.
How dare you show yourself at
my house? How dare you ask for
your ball? Do YOU know you nearly
killed one of my children with it?"
"But you've got ten children" said
the logical lad, ''and I've got only one
baseball"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-11
"Rc IL Ever So uumblc.v

Father" said vivacious Vivian. as
she lay in the hammock on the sum-
mer hotel piazza, this place seems
just like home
"Yes, it's the dearest spot on EARTH"
promptly replied father, putting away
his fountain pen after writing a check
for that weeks board bill
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-11
ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED n

ADMIRAL, i6fT-one largo warm newly
furnished room adjoining hot bath, for
lady or gentlemen; - per week.
AC>fIRAL, f., 1316-Nicely furnished from,
bedraom for rent in new home clnse in.
ADMIRAL, 1617-one large newly fur
>nishsd warm room, adjoining hot bath,
in private home. for married couple; one
or two men; frst.elass meals an ex-
eeptioAsl place for the right parties,
ARCHER, W., 121s-Nice large sleeping
room hot and eell water on ear line
ADMIRAL, lS4T - For reat two connect
ing nicely furnished rooms. bath. in nice
modern home, for three or four persons,
geatlsmen preferred. Phone 2es6.
ADMIRAL, 1525-For rent, nicely furnished
front room in modern home.
ADMIRAL, B., 2302-Rooa vita kitchen
privileges for rent. PhoRs As55.
BOULDER, g., lTzS-Nies slsepins rosps,
connecting sitting room fs! rent hot and
cold wsaer all the time. Phsns 3ll7.
BOULDER, n, 616--Ons newly furnished
sleeping room connected with bath, for
one or twe gsntiemsn. Phone 1926.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

BOARD AND ROOMS
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 10
BOSTON, s., I225-Nicely furnished modern
housekeeping rooms. Phone 96s3.J.
BURNETT, l615--Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping in private family, stor
aeS room and use OF laundry.
BOSTON, s., 1746-For rent. three south
rooms nicely furnished for Housekeeping,
front and rear entrance, good well. Phone
43l9.J.
BRADY, W., i24k-Modern connecting cor.
ner room and kitehenstte. no small chill
dren. Phone Usage 7o7s.J.
BOSTON, So, 902--Nicely furnished house.
keeping apartment; private front and
back entrance; no children.
CfNCfNNATI, N. <o7-Two furnished light
housekeeping rooms, hot and cold wstsr;
no children. Phone 6973-R.
DULUTH, w. 3l6-one light housekeeping
room, modern. -
DETROIT n. Ase-Light housekeeping
DETROIT, So. i21o-Two furnished light
housek eeping rooms. front and back ent-
rance, connecting bath; also two room
house unfurnxhed. ..-.........---
EASroN, EAST, 1.-Two furnished rooms
for housekeeping.
ELwooD, s., 13O1--Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. newly furnished and
ELwooD, n, 6I2-Two modern furnilbed
light housekeeping rooms, nicely furnished
private front and back entrance, very
pleasant, no children; also garage for rent.
EISs 81 tssrES room. ", r.s as' furnished
FOURTH T.. 4lO-Light housekeeping
rooYs. Phone Usage 611s. ------.-...
FIFTH, 1915 Two rooms for light
.- housekeeping; reasonable rent. Phone
HASKELL, W., 7H--rnrnished rooms and
cooking privileges: all modern,
H0TGE 1alR--Twa upstairs nghf
housekeeping rooms. Phone 1878.
HODGE, T., I442-For rent, furnished room
for housekeeping. -----.--.-.---
JACKSON sY,. sY aiiPTwo Two oos hoss:sssssepins :sseps
JACKSON, s., 915-Three furnished rooms
KENDALL-For rent. three-rooa furnished
or unfurnished: first house sssf Of Grant
on Eighth street, Kendall.
LAwToN, S., 30s h-Two nicely furnished
housekeeping rooms up stairs, modern. no
MAIN. s., 1lo9-rwo we'll furnished house
keeping rooms. rear entrance, both con
Meeting.
MAIN, N, 42I-Large newly furnished mod
srn light. housekeeping rooms
NORFOLK, s., 1f-Light housekeeping g
rooms, bsht connecting; on car and iitsey
line. Phone Usage 2296.
QUAKER, s., 909-Two completely furnished
modern housekeeping rooms, electricity,
sink, hot bath. etc, private entrance, half
block of two car line no small children.
QUAKER, s. 12i4-For rent, two rooms
furnished for light housekeeping.
YORKTOWN, n, 51-Double room for light
Housekeeping. Phone 4461.
WILL SHARE beautiful fiveroom Iungs-
low with responsible couple employed /;
references; west side. Phone Usage 4G27-R
FOR RENT-Two rooms furnished for light
housekeeping, 80 week, on car line. Phone
Usage 364s.