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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-02-28
General funston
jG army AND PUBLIC
'captur. of Aguinaldo, Filipino
Che, Spectacular and Earned
Him Promotion to Brigadier
General - Wounded Many
Tinss-Efe Of Adventure.

His rowing. adventurous spirit then
took him to Mexico, where he sought
options on coffee plantations. but be
never mas keen about business
Few know that his drst work was a.
a scientist with bent toward botany.
AS an agent Of the department Of ag-
riculture in 1891 he took part In the
Death valley expedition; then he ex-
plored Alaska and the British north
west and crossed Alaska to the Arctic
ocean AVID travelled from Mackenzie riv-
er to Bering sea. Journey Of about
$500, miles.
He camped In the Klondike during
the winter OF 1893 and then alone tioat-
ed down the Yukon In canoe, a jour
laey OF hundreds of miles through a
wilderness without seeing another liv-
ing soul Soon after that he resigned
from the department Of agriculture
and travelled In Mexico.
Funston was In New York In 1895,
when the late General Sickles made q
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-02-28
DARING EXPLOITS Of
MADE HIN dol
Little Red Headed Kansan, Rdt
knowing Word Fear, Aecus-
toned 10 Get What He Went
After From Time He Cradu-
ated Into Long Trousers.

~INCE the civil war the United
States has had no military COM
a mander whose lighting qualities
and brilliant, exploits 50 endear-
ed him to.the people as Major General
Fred Funston. the little red headed
Kansan who fought with Gomez
against the Spaniards In Cuba and
with the Twentieth Kansas volunteers
against the Spaniards and the La
.drones In the Philippines.
While Funston gained the greater
share of this brilliant fame as a daring
soldier by hts numerous exploits la the
Philippines his,mettle never was more
severely tried than in the months aft
er Francisco Villa with his hand OF
,cutthroats made the bloody raid upon
Columbus, n. NJ. last March.
Placed In supreme command of the
campaign against villa, with orders 10
exterminate or dispense the bandits
forces. be nevertheless was so hamper
ed and restricted by the possibility
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at his back. charged the Filipino
trenches and put the insurrectos to
flight Shortly afterward be more
than duplicated this exploit, swimming
the Rio Grande de In Pampagna with
two men under Ere and set up q rope
ferry by which his troops hauled them
selves across the river and delivered q
was made brigadier general Of voiun-
teers. Major General Otis described
him as 1.-The greatest daredevil In the
army. man who would rather fght
than eat
Aguinaldo was foot loose then and
nuisance. as every one remembers
From Inaccessible mountain strong.
holds he sailed out TO raid American
patrols and burn villages. IL was Ger.
tain that his capture would break the
backbone of the revolt. but nobody
seemed 10 know how TO reach him. He
was hiding IN the mountains near the
northeast coast OF Luzon. 1t happened
that cipher letters sent by Aguinaldo
10 one q! his lieu,enants fell into the
hands of Lieutenant Taylor Of the
Twenty fourth infantry. The letters
revealed that At,ilnalda was awaiting
re-enforementS at definite time.
Colonel Funston conceived the plan Of
Disgusting force of seventy nine FILL
Pine scouts as Aguinaido's expected
re-ensorcemeHts. At the head OF this
command and accompanied By four ex-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-02-28

rousing speech at Madison Square Gar
den In behalf Of the oppressed Cubans.
Moved by the appeal for Cuban ibre.
Funston offered his services to the Gu
ban junta. although he knew nothing
about military affairs.
The Cubans were glad to have this
vigorous youth. and Funston set him.
self to study the intricacies Of twelve
FOUNDER Hotchkiss rides and other
things q soldier should know. General
Gomez made him second In command
to Winchester Dana Osgood. the Cor
nell football player, who had charge Of
the insurgent artillery. Funston dis
tingnished himself for bravery at Gui-
marc La October. 1896. when Osgood
was killed. He took command and
with q dynamite bomb In his hand led
4 charge that broke the Spanish front
and ended the dxht-
Wounded ct 8ayamo.
At Bayamo he was wounded three
times and had his horse killed under
him. He was in the thick OF the fight
ing ut Las Tunas After this battle
the Cubans insisted on shooting fifty
prisoners. Funston protested. was
waved aside and promptly resigned his
commission. General Garcia gave him
an order for transportation and safe
conduct He fell In with a Spanish
patrol and ate the documents. On
reaching the United States In 1893 he
was suffering from stomach trouble.
malaria and wounds. and bis weight
was just niDety-fve pounds.
When the United States went to war
with Spain Funston was ready to light
again. He declined an easy job on
Lieutenant General Miles staff and
finally got what he was after. com
mission as colonel OF the Twentieth
Kansas regiment of volunteers. The
regiment was ordered to the Philip
pines. and while waiting for sailing or
ders Colonel Funston married Miss
Eda Blankart. a music teacher. Six
hoars later the transport sailed. and
when Mrs. Funston rejofned her bus
band a month later In Manila 1t was
inst before battle.
His regiment held an important place
In the fighting around Manila when the
Filipino insurrection began In 1899.
During the fighting at Malolos the reg
iment was punished by wicked fire
from insurrectos intrenched on the far
bank of the Marilao river.
Calling for volunteers, Colonel Fun
ston swan the river with revolver
gripped In his teeth and twenty men
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GENERAL FUNSTON DIRECTING DEPARTURE
or TROOPS run VERA cRux-
insurgent officers and four American
officers Funston plunged into the jun
been.
After eight days march through the
jungle, posing as prisoners taken by
Aguinaldos anticipated REINFORCE
ments Funston and his men reached
Aguinaldo's hiding place and arrested
him without the loss Of a man. The
president made Funston a brigadier
general Of the regular army in recog-
milton Of the exploit.
At San Francisco Fire.
He served here and there until an
other chance came his way. This was
the earthquake which shook San Fran
cisco 10 pieces and started the great
fire. As soon as the full scope Of the
catastrophe was known General Fun.
kton rushed troops to patrol the streets
and guard the banks. As the disaster
grew he rose to the occasion He was
policeman. fireman. undertaken and
dominated civil authority with army
efficiency. He did not hesitate to as
sumo responsibility. He telegraphed
TO the secretary OF war.
Il shall do everything In my power
to render assistance and trust to the
war department to authorize any act
| may have to take"
How thoroughly be accomplished his
task IL history too recent to require
repetition.
+. When William Fl. Taft. then secre-
iary of war. went on his mission to
cuba General Funston went with him
Subsequently he served as head Of the
army service schools at Fort Leaven-
worth and In other routine posts or
duty. Then came the Mexican crisis
Of the spring Of 1914. when General
Huerta's subordinates refused to sa-
lutte the American dag at Vera Cruz
after firing OH American sailors and
marines The navy took Vera Cruz.
and General Funston was sent there
In command OF n furce Of occupation
and remained In command until the or
der to withdraw troops arrived.
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Cleopatra.

Cleopatra means fame Of her IA
Their" It was once very common among
the royal ladies' Of Egypt and Greece
and survives In the French Cleo. Cleo
patra was born In Alexandria SO B. C.
and died at the age Of thirty mine not
by applying q poisonous asp to her
bosom. but by swallowing some secret
poisoning.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-02-28

Life. upon the whole, is far more
plsasurable than painful: otherwise VIC
would not feel pain so impatiently
''N~n Vt comes.--Leigh Hunt.
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that his activities might precipitste
wal with the de facto government of
Mexico that be was able to move only
with the utmost caution and circum-
spectien.
Dispatches to the war department
repeatedly carried the indication that
be was chatting nightly under the CON-
parative inaction and that ~ would
have been pleased by nothing else SO
well as being permitted to cooduct the
campaign In his own decisive fashion
He never placed a great amount of
confidence In the good faith Of the
Carranza military authorities and much
better would have liked to dash boldly
into the barren Businesses of the south.
ern republic after villa REGARDLESS OF
the feelings of Carranza.
A Career Of Adventure.
He was sixteen when his father
"Foghorn Funston, moved from Car.
Isle to southwestern Kansas. In 1885
young Fred entered the State univer
sity of Kansas. where ne had for .
NAoSShiutc Nhtldu Aitcu W Hiic utfe
was negro In the college town who
stcrted for Funston one day with q
cleaning razor. The negro weighed
2OO pounds. Funston barely 100 The
negro was six feet tall. Funston five
feet three inches In fifteen minutes
Funston had the half crazy black man
In the lookup and hadn't even mussed
his own clothing.
When ne left college Funston got q
Job as city editor of a paper In Fort
Smith II was Democratic The day
before an election the editor In chief
left town. aud he was temporarily
boss. Next day the paper appeared as
q red hot Republican sheet. revilinr
all things Democratic. As crowd
gathered al the front door young
Funston retired by the back and from
Journalism He explained later that
be was weary OF newspaper work
"tired OF rotten town. a rotreneI
sheet and its rotten politics. and !
thought would wake things up bit
before I left just to show them was
alive
Always Looked For Action
His next job was as conductor on
the Santa Fe railroad. A eowpuncher
passenger. fred by whisky. shot holes
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Always Looked For Action

His next job was as conductor on
the Santa Fe railroad. A eowpuncher
passenger. fred by whisky. shot holes
in a rar ceiling. Funston took his pts
tol away and threw him OF the train,
then stopped the train. ran back along
the track and thrashed the gun man.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30

plugged the J. Jackson No. 1 in the
northwest corner OF the northeast or
the southeast of 26-5n-Sc.
Tho same company has made a lOca p
tion on the Gilmore farm in the north
east corner OF the southeast Of the
northwest of 2S-5n-Sc.
The Il. G. OH company has made a
location for No. on the Robinson
farm In the southeast corner Of the
southwest Of the southwest of "a
ju-Sc.
At JENNINGS-Thc Hershey OIL
company has a rig up FOR No. on the
Purcell farm i'm 2S-2I-S.
The Republic oil n Pipe Line co.
IS drilling No. II on the Rlnchart farm
In the southwest Of 21-2O-1
Vt BIsIIENRT-The Home Pro-
ducers OH n Gas co. has a rig on
the ground on the Il. H. Boggess farm
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In the Oil Fields

CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE
AT NORMAN-Thc cleveland Coun-
ty Development CO.'S test In 3l-9n-le
Is understanding the - T. inch at $50
feet having gone through eight feet
of limestone shell II is now IN rcd
dish. gravel formation.
The cleveland Development com
pany b. building the rig ON the
McchunburR farm in the southeast
corner of the southWcs' Of the north
west of % Sn-lc.
Al tILI\-The Wo,thcimcr No.
on the Daughcrty farm in the north
west corner Of 26-5n-Ne TX a rig yet.
The Marjuria OH company has
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30

In 2-2i-12. It offsets to the west
the Producers oil company No. 4 on
| lot 81 Usage, and also offsets the
same companys No. Mike Hendricks
on the south.
IN WOODWARD COuNTY--The
Rcd Hill OF & Gas 60. Is drilling at
$50 feet with rotary on the test
| In 23,2S-20w.
The Home Producers OH Il Gas co.
Is down $50 feet In blue shale In the
southwest corner Of the northeast of
3-2l-21w. This test went out or the
red beds at 725 feet In a gyp-lime
formation which lasted 10 800 feet.
The Consumers OH a. refining Co.
has rig on the ground for "a test in
the northeast corner OF the northwest
of 2320-22w.
SOuTiIW EST OF ADA-Tho Barns
dan tost on the bentley farm in the
northeast corner of S-2n-5e viii be
drilled deeper The test was plugged
a. "A dry hole some time ago at LIS
feet aud tools are moving Ia to 20
deeper.
MalOn,y and Smith are Abandoning
No. /. g. IT, Moran. In the northeast
OF 22-2n-ic at n total depth of 1920.
feet
AT CuSiING-The Commercial
Petroleum company has spudded No.
on the Wilson in 3-lS-1.
The Magnolia Petroleum company
IS drilling at $50 feet In No. s on the
Corners farm In i-lS-7.
The same company has rig on the
Davis farm In 1-l7-7.
The ohio Cities Gas company is
drilling at 1900 feet on the Brown No.
: In 9-l1-7.
At BILIiNGS--The Eastern oil
company No. on the Derr farm IN
the southwest corner OF the northwest
of the northwest OF 1892 Nv Is dry,
plugged and all lndoncd AT 2175 feet
The Humphreys Petroleum mIany
is rigging up No. > on the Neal farm
in the northwest corner of the south
cast Of i523-2w
NJ H\SkELl.-The GYPSY Oil
company has made n location for
test on the stephen Grayson farm in
the northwest corner of the southeast
of 25-l6-14
The same company has made IA lo-
cation on the Willie Charles farm In
the northeast corner of the northwest
OF the southeast of 1-l5-14.
At GNKBEii-The Sinclair oil x
Gas company No. s on the Belveai
farm IN 2l-22-4w IL on top Of the
stray sand at LOSE feet
No. Belveal Is shut down with a
broken sand reel at $40 feet. 1t is
in the northwest corner OF the north
east of the northeast Of the section.
IN TIGER FT.ATS--Thc Monitor
OIL company No. /. Ryan. in S-12-12
is IA li-barrel well.
kImblcy and others No. | Newman
IN l-l2-ll is down 500 feet.
The Carter OH company is down
21O5 feet ON the Larney No. in
2-l3-1l.
NT TOW WNNDA-Markham Sinclair
and the GYPSY oil company are pulling
the SA inch casing on the Dempsey
No. in ll-26-4 at 2.35S feet,
The same parties No. 9 Dempsey is
undcrreaming at l,5l5 feet and No. L.
is fishing for tools at 900 feet
AT BLNCkWEIL-Th Cosdeu Oil
4 Gas Co. has completed No. 2 on the
Smith farm i'm 6-2S-le at 3266 feet
and IL is an 500 barrel well.
At NAIE-The GYPSY Oil COM
pany and Shaffer No. on the Robert
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30

II want this dress cut very low is
front"
VERY good. Ball gown or street
wear. num-"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30
The Lost Words

81 shan't waste any words on you"
IF you use any AZ all one me you
will. Free Press.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30
IN TIGER FTATs--Thc MONT

IN TIGER FI.tTS--Thc Monitor
OIL company No. /, Ryan, in S-l2-12
IS Il l5-barrel well.
klmblcy and others No. | Newman
IN l-l2-11 Is down $500 feet.
The Carter oil company is down
2,1O5 feet ON the Larney 40. in
2-l3-ll
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30

| Leitch farm In the southeast corner
of the northeast of 35-i9-5 was
drilled deeper Thursday and Is now
making about 100000 feet Of gas.
Al 2,S32 feet 1t made 100000 feet.
AT ADA--In the southeast corner
of the southwest Of Site the Amei-
can OH & Refining Co. has completed
No. on the McDaniels farm and IL Is
"A 1900, 0,O00-foot gas well AT total
depth Of 1913 feet
AT MANGUM The Greater Okla
homa OH corporation OF Dllworth has
spudded In for n deep test in SIN
22w. Nelson Burton of Burton Bros.
Drilling company of Blackwell has the
contract work.
AT SAPULPA-The Sapulpa Re-
inning company has rig up for No.
Brggy In 22-iSl0.
Beard AMI others are fishing in No.
keifer In 27-1S-10.
AT TULSt-The Wyandotte oil
company has n barrel well in No
. on the Beef farm in 33-l9-12.
In 3l-l9-12 the Randolph ana 9TH
crs No. l Tcmplin Is u barrel well.
NJ OIIION-Iuc fralrlp chi AZ Gas
co. has rig up for No. g. Tucker. in
2S-I9-7
II. u. Bartlett is drilling at 2,2S5I
feet on the Jessie farm in 35-l9-7.
At GARBtR-The IIealdton oil &
Gas Co. No. on the Belveal farm in
the northwest quarter OF the north
east OF 24-22-4w Is completed and is
It 3OO-barrel well
AT MONS-Morgan x co. have
made location on the II. Howell
farm IN the southwest corner Of the
southeast Of 2S-ln-1e.
NJ ELDORADO-The Sinclair Oil &
Gas Co. Is straight roaming "A bad hole
at 1910 feet on the Dillenbeck No. II
H. 35-25-4
At CUSHING GYPSY oil com
pany Is fishing on the Campbell farm
in the southwest of 21-l7-5.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30
Personals


a. H. Paulger was in the city Yes
tcrday from Chelsea.
r.. {. Matthews has received a tele-
gram from his con Howard in the
officers reserve corps OF the Ameri-
can EXpeditionary Corps which simply
said. arrived" but this is glad tidings
To the fathers OF boys who have made
the trip to the war zone lately.
James King Duffy president of the
Export OIL corporation and the Phoe-
niz Refining company. arrived in
Tulsa yesterday. Mr.. Duffy has Just
come from Louisville where the con
struction o fthc Aetna Refining COM
pany plant is well under way.
Thomas y. Melvin, secretary and
manager Of the Phoenix Refining COM
pany. has been called to Pittsburg on
account of the serious illness of his
brother Edward. who is in the hos
pital at that place.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30

At GARBEI,-The Sinclair oil 4
Gas company No s on the Belveli
farm IN 2I-22-4w is on top of the
stray sand at LOSE fcet.
No . Belveal Is shut down with a
broken sand reel at $40 feet. II is
in the northwest corner OF the north
east Of the northeast Of the section.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30

At CUSHING Gypsy oil com
pany is fishing on the Campbell farm
m the southwest of 2l-l7-5.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30

NJ ELDORADO-The Sinclair OIL &
Gas Co. Is straight roaming bad hole
at 1910 feet on the Dillenbccli No Il
H. 35-25-4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30

At GARBtIt-The IIealdton oil &
Gas Co. No. 2 on the Belveal farm in
the northwest quarter OF the north
east or 24-22-4w Is completed and is
II 300-barrel well.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30

AT MONS-Morgan < co. have
made location on the H. Howell
farm In the southwest corner of the
southeast Of 2S-1n-1e
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30

At VALE GYPSY Oil COM
pany and Shaffer No. 1 on the Robert
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30

At TOWANDA-Markh ham. Sinclair
and the GYPSY oil company are pulling
the SA inch casing on the Dempsey
No. I in ll-26-4 at 2.35S feet,
The same parties No. 9 Dempsey is
at 1,515 feet and No. l.
is fishing for tools at 900 feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30

AT TuLSt-The Wyandotte OH
company has 20-barrel well in No.
2 on the Beef farm in 33-l9-12.
In 34-l9-12 the Randolph ana 9TH
crs No. | Tcmplin Is u 10 barrel well
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30

AT SAPuLPA-Thn Sapulpa Re-
inning company has rig up for No.
BGggy In 22-ls-lO.
Beard AMI others are fishing in No.
. keifcr In 27-lS-l0.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30

Ar BLACKWELL Cosdeu Oil
a Gas Co. has completed No. 2 on the
Smith farm i'm 6-2S-le at 3265 feet
and IL is an 500 barrel well.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30

At OIiTON-The Prairie oil a Gas
co. has rig up for No. 3, Tucker, in
2s-I9-7.
II. u. Bartlett is drilling at 2,2S5
feet on the Jessie farm in 35-l9-7.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30

Nr U\SkEII.-The GYPSY Oil
company has made location FOR a
test on the stephen Grayson farm in
the northwest corner of the southeast
of 25-l6-14.
The same company has made IA To-
cation on the Willie Charles farm I'm
the northeast corner of the northwest
OF the southeast of i-l5-l4.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30

A. T.. Paulger was in the city Yes
tcrday from Chelsea.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30

At BIILiNGS--The Eastern oil
company No. I on the Derr farm IN
the southwest corner of the northwest
OF the northwest OF 1852 Nv Is dry,
plugged and alb lndoncd at 2,l75 feet.
The Humphreys Petroleum conn any
is rigging up No. > on the Neal farm
in the northwest corner of the south
cast Of | ,-23-2w.
Evening star., 1917-01-06

wASTED-Firstelsss auto mechanic one IA
iuilisr with all makes Of cars: best Of wages
steady position for right man. 23f 1+th st. NV.
Evening star., 1917-01-06

Wonderful Psychic. marvellous European Seer;
reads your every secret, all about Love- Law
Domestic and Business Affairs. Zancig succeeds
when ali others fail. Special readings, SO cents
and 500. Hours, 10--7; closed Sundays. 004
14th It. NV. Directly opposite franklin Park.
Evening star., 1917-01-06
WANTED-HELP.


AGENTS.
OUR AGENTS AVERAGE s25 WEEKLY.
WE WANT YOU.
EASTLAND STUDIOS.
1ln1 y
Statesmen.
MISUNDERSTANDING: experienced. sober and
Industrious, for ruch-needed Ford accessory ;
half interest to right man; reference. Apply
1I1s &
SALESMAN wanted, expert
enced. for mems furnishings de
partment. Apply Supt., Ist floor,
Palais Royal, G. and nth sts.
Statesmen wanted. g. live. we'll dressed only
men that can sell goods need apply hest seller
market. Call 1875 Nd. ave. ne. Sunday. 10
am 10 Il noon.
JNVSCAI. OPPORTUNITY for Tive WIRE
handle exclusive agency for the greatest cleo
trical wonder of the age: high frequency violet
ray machine; produces artificial stimulation and
medicinal electricity: indcrsed by leading med
icai authority: sells doctors, dentists. massage
parlors barber shops. drug stores. electrical
stores. homes and individuals; widely advcr-
tised: big profits: exclusive agency open TO right
party for Washington and vicinity. For partic
ulars. Interna tionnl Electric Company, 1is2
Broadway. New York
Evening star., 1917-01-06
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

FURNITURE.
FELT comb. mattresses. S475; A. G. hair mat
tresses, $695: layer felt mattresses chair CEN
teri, 50. 10: good mattress. S2.35. Johnson's Bed
& Bedding Store. 12ls II st. ne. Linen. 1895.
bargain for 5000; must be seen to be appre-
ciated. Address Rox lI5k. Star office. q
Library SUITE-Used only short while: cost
$3.50: will sell for 5000; no dealers. Address
Box 202-H Star office.
NEW FUMGD OAK and library table,
Apt. 101, Beverly Court, Columbia and Ontario
roads. ..s
HORSES. CARRIAGES. ETC.
A RESPONSIBLE farmer would like to hire two
good. heavy work horses, with privilege Of buy
ing same If satisfactory. Address Box 10-k, Star
office. 8"
FOR HIRE-We will hire you a horse wagon
for any kind of business BY day, week
month"; GENERAL LIVERY CO.. Of 337
Pa. ave. NV Main 1i97.
FOR SALE-Iarge draft horse, little sore.
Can between 8 and o. rear 141S st. NV.
FOR SALE-Pair of fine fiack horses: silver
lated harness; with brougham landau or VIC
foria. Westover Stables. rear 1925 goth vt.
HoRSE-Sorrel pacing horse. wagon and har
for sale. Can be seen any time 2239 Nichols
ave-, Anacostia.
Evening star., 1917-01-06
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.

AT So DOWN AND IL AONrHLY ron :
years. New York city real estates the hsst IN
satisfied or money back See WOOD, HARNCS
co.'s local mgr. 20l Stewart badI.. e1fS.
Evening star., 1917-01-06

BOYS-Over 10 years, with
bicycles. can find profitable and
healthy employment from a to 9
pm. daily. or for entire day.
Western Union Telegraph Co,
IAOI F st NV
Evening star., 1917-01-06
MA LIE.

ACCOUNTANT and bookkeeper; frst-class
unnsual opportunity: answer. full particulars.
salary expected Address Box 1S5-k, Star Of