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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-31
Brooklyn.

Ratted for Gr!ner in eighth
TEatted for Doo!an in ninth
Score by innings: r
Boston ..... I "a
Brooklyn . 0 1 O "a
summary: Runs = Powell. Konetchy
RehS. Henry, O'Mara. Hickman H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-31
! |CHM0ND TAKES TWO
Wins FROM COOLERS
IN Afternoon Game Eady Warns Up
and Shuts Out Visitors
From Petersburg.
as RENDERED GOOD SUPPORT
Locals In Splendid Playing Trim, and
Large Crowds OF Pans Give Them
Noisy Approval-NicCluskc Is
Star Attraction OF !uorning Event.
RENDERED GOOD SUPPORT
Virginia League Standings

3f Yesterdays RESULTS
~ Newport News, {; Norfolk. { thrst
game, 10 fnninEs)-
Newport News, =; Norfolk o. tsec-
Ond Same).
Richmond. q: Petersburg. tHrst
Enme).
ss Richmond. q; Petersburg, q tsec-
ond Same).
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Petersburg at Richmond, = T.. VI.
Newport News ut Norfolk, 4 $50 l.. VI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-31

GAMES TODAY.
ST. Louis mt Detroit
Washington mt Boston
Chicago at (iey eIu nd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-31
POSTPONE HARNESS EVENT
Shccpshend Speedway Trnck Too SiIp-
perry for Automobile


NEW YORK. May Blowing to in
clement weather which made the
Shccpshead Speedway track too slip
perry and dangerous for fast automobile
racing. the management to-day an
nounccd that the darkness handicap
at 100 miles and the other events or
to-days program had been postponed
until next Saturday afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-31
NJ Of Tue CLUBS,

GAMES TODAY.
st. Louis mt PITTSBURGH
New York ut PhiIndeIphia
BOStOm mt Brnoklfn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-31

i A large attendance OF Colt support
ers wended their ways out to Boule-
yard Park yesterday and had the sat
tsfaction of seeing their favorites wal
Jap the hated Coolers twice in the
same day. In everybody's opinion, 1t
was perfect holiday.
g The score Of the morning game was
8 TO 2, close count, resulting from
light play. The afternoon game was d
oft less exciting. but was, nevertheless.
an exhibition we'll worth the watching.
The score was 3 TO U.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-02
UDINI NOW ~
SICIiI on INlIAN~

Italian headquarters East of Tho
TiutD t|rridn,). \oN O.. jdinc. itHl
IAN headquarters 900 the isouzo often
st,,. fs 90 siEht ut tho advancing ltIl
IAN armies.
Th, i%p,pnvu,sf of the northeastern
section of ltul, continues withou
halt TN, .ctutious advance has put
such frp into th, blood ct the Italian
soldiers that their superior officer
must restrain them from rushing into
aurUr unnecessarily.
The pressure of the Italians uu OH
north of tho battle front has force.
tho enemy 10 continue his hurried ..
treat.
Tho road to Jdino is in itself % l.
tlsuold. TN, double row OF l|-.
p9plars along tho road has been .
90 the ground by the Austrian.
Bridges have been destroyed H.I
trenches dug along IN, road Go hIr'.
thc Italian advance Heaps OF W.,..
auc and th, debris OF war are scout
tered along the road IN iudoscrihuI..
confusion. AZ Intervals thor,
long lines of carts nll"d with fu.
tIrU. clothes ami other NaluaD.
which tho NustrInus h'i rDmo..
'rom occupied Villages. hut who.
th,y had been forced to abandon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-02

rired exceeds four billion lire, which
Us more than the invader captured
last year after Capvretto.
From 'he Saguna and the Adirc
valleys Italian army corps are mnr"n-
ing on the Trcntiuo. After the 1cCu-
patton OF Belluno through she Gpucr
valley OF the FiaNc the whoir noun
tain group Of Cadorc is bound 20 iall
aud 1t ~ expected to tall wItllu "a icW
days. The third army corps btnlianp
has reached portogruaro a D. now
or the Tngliamcnto, while thc cncmt
corps known as the army ol tho lson.
~ is completely su%rroupded. is 6c-.
pefately trying to cross the river go
the bridges AT Latisanu'
The advancing Italian soldiers arc
the same men vho last No''Whcl
fought a desperate rear guard acton
tom the 1souao line stwara until
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-02
Kaiser Refuses to
Go While Going Is
Good, Paris Hears

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at German grand headquarters :
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The obstiuaoy with which Wiz =
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y chance ~ auccc.. GOD. U.Hs-lgc 4
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y emperor now Is r.fI .s IA. '.E" I
= amy notice OF CO.. .r 80 the I
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& courage by ~abdicll.r. Dol. Hu 5000.
. wcusc majority of 'ND p,.uI. HTu
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-02

Tor the Generalization aud Ilnl''''''
HHNNNNn hmm a. HA|- -LH||. .|.....N.
-
London. \o, . b~iuuaHf.'. Ihc
hungarian national t"nN,. '''"IIlnE
60 e German wIrDIrsa w' i.' p''kcu
up los tn, BtliI-h "oWI''i'N. N'. 'S.
sued % proclamation d" 'h' r''p'' OF
hungary SAYING
People. TI, soldiers Wurkcrs and
and mo ,our.l UIr mot democracy
lis sacred Iu iIe utuu ul l worlds
p,i,c rctutr to work soldiers. he
turn To- youf barracks
Nm-tcti1Nu. nov ll"lrS7"l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30
FINNISH REBELS
WIN IN REVOLT
Form Government at Hell
singfors; Lives of AGO.
600 Swedes Menaced.

Stockholm, Sweden. Jan. 5e--The
Finnish revolutionIsts have formed 4
government under the presidency Of
KuIlerwomanner. according to tels-
gram from Helsingfors dated Tuesday
The members of the Finnish senate
were not molested by the revolution
lists. Monday night in Helsingfors
was calm and the Russian soldiers
were passive. Viborg also was re-
ported to be quiet.
The Finnish government has notl-
fled Sweden that it cannot be respOns-
ible for the lives of Swedish subjects,
of whom there are about 100000 in
Finland
Rebels Hold Southern Finland.
All OF southern Finland as far as
Tammerfors is reported to be in the
hands of the Red Guards, but the gov
eminent troops have vanquished the
Red Guards at various places IN
northern Finland
The general strike continues al
Helsingfors and the Socialists are re-
ported to have made common cause
with the revOlutiOnists. The Social
lists have issued a proclamation accus-
ing the government of attempting TO
organize an armed force to crush the
Finnish prOletriat.
Ask Sweden For Help.
London, Eng, Jan 30-A Stock
holm dispatch TO the Times says the
Finnish government has sent repre-
sentative to Sweden with an appeal
for military help against the revolt
tiOnists- So far as is possible TO fore
see. the dispatch says, Sweden viii not
grant the request.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30
~. LISTED sTOCKs
MONEY AND METALS

fBv Associated Press
Kew York, Jan. 34--Mercantiie paper
sterling so day bills sL72; commercial
co dar bills or banks g4711; commercial
90 days bills SA7Ii1; demand $40 5-l5i
cables. s4-1s I-16-
Bar silver 66ac-
Mexican dollars IS
Government bonds heavy
Railroad bonds irregular
Time loans easier. SO days 8 y ~ 30
days 81 H5as six months p g.
r.ead-S7 3 7-25-
raH money steady high 4; low 5ls
ruling rate A. closing BID 81; offered az
a. last Joan 4
Copper z5-50-
sneiter-E. 81. Louis delivery sI-15g
LONDON METALS MARKET.
London. Eng. Jan 30.-The following
ere the quotations for today In the Lon
don metals maTket-
copper spot E1l0:. futures z19e; electro
iytic E1.s-
rfn-sror cess. futures $3.50
Lead-Sp0t EZ9 1es- futures --k. US
speiter. spot E5s. futures $50
THE LOCAL MARKET.
WarfonaleE 1e1 23c-
Mexican bank notes. state bills. glsc
Mexican pesos H.
Mexican gold 521z-
II Paso Smelling Quotations.
Bar silver lHandy & Harmon quota
tlonl NsE.
London lead-t2s. los.
copper-Wi-a bars. $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30
BEANS
Go WITHFLOUR
Price Committee Gets Or
der to Push Substitutes
at Fixed Prices.

Potatoes and beans may be con-
sidered as substitutes for wheat flour
in purchases under the new ruling Of
the food administration. where an
equal amount of substitutes for flour
must be bought at the same time the
flour is bought, according to a tele-
gram received by James A Dick,
chairman of the FL Paso price inter-
preting committee from z. a. Peden,
state food administrator
This ruling. putting flour purchases
on the $3.50" basis, applies to whole
salers, retailers and consumers, ac-
cording to the telegram. In addition
TO potatoes and beans. substitutes for
flour include corn meal, rice. rye
hominy grits and other cereals
In addition to the $3.50 ruling
announced in the former telegram
/ dealers are warned against making
undue profits on wheat flour and
other substitutes. and must sell with
out regard to present cost or replace
ment value
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30
ORDERS ON
TRADING IN WAR
Special Agent Wright Ad-
vised on Financial Mat
tiers and Rents Due.

Important instructions concerning
payments Of Indebtedness, collection
of checks and drafts in transactions
with alien enemies, or allies OF enc
mics. have been announced by the war
trade board, according to information
Just received by John a. Wright, spe-
ciaI agent of the war trade board.
with offices in the federal building.
The instructions said:
The war trade board has author
lied branches of United States cor
pOrations and other American houses
established and engaged in business
in neutral countries or in countries
associated with the United States in
the war TO receive in payment OF in
debtedness and TO collect drafts or
checks drawn or endorsed by enemies
or allies of enemies, where refusal TO
accept the same may result IN failure
to collect the debt
ITO pay drafts or checks drawn in
favor of. or endorsed by, enemies or
allies of enemies where refusal will
result in a violation of law or COM
mercial obligation.
ITO receive for collection drafts or
checks drawn by or accepted or en-
dOrsed by enemies or allies OF enc
mics.
Must Report TO Washington.
ITO become a party to clearing
house transactions in the ordinary
course of business, where any enemy
or ally of enemy may be member
Of such clearing house Provided that
n written report of every such trans
action of trade with the enemy or
enemy allies shall be mailed TO the
war trade board, Washington, D. c,
on the fifth day Of each month COW
ering the transactions of the preced-
H. aNn
state the dates of the respective trans
actions the respective names Of the
drawers, draWeeS, and endorses and
the respective amounts OF the drafts
and checks involved
ANY United States corporation OF
other American house joining a clear
ing house, as specified, shall immedi-
ately mail to the war trade board
Washington, statement OF the 1act'
May Receive Rents
The war trade board on jan p. au-
tkorized branches Of American cor
preparations and other American
houses established and engaged II
business in neutral countries, or IT
countries associated with the United
States in the war, IN cases where Z
lease has been made without knowl-
edge Of the enemy character th'
tenant or landlord as the case may
be, to receive rent from enemies OF
allies of enemies where refusal U
/ accept these same will result in fail
ure TO collect the debt
TO pay rent TO enemies or allies o
enemies. where refusal TO pay th'
same will result in forfeiture Of th'
{ lease or damages, provided that a re
port OF every such lease shall b'
mailed 10 the war trade board Wash
| ington, after the discovery OF sucl
enemy interest Such report shall
state the name, when the lease wa
made, the date when the lease expires
the amount OF rental payable. ana tn
name or names of the enemy tenant o.
landlord as the case may be and tn,
names Of other parties TO the lease.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30
Germany Stops Brewing;
Horses Must Haze Barley

Zurich. Switzerland, Jan 3O.-The
Allegemeine Zeitung F'uer Brauerein
general gazette for breweries) says
that the supply of barley TO German
breweries Will be stopped thus bring
ing the whole brewing industry to a
standstfu Not even beer for the army
will be produced, the periodical de-
clares.
The measure IS said by the pub
LEGATION TO be due to the exceedingly
bad harvest Of oats, necessitating the
use of barley for fodder for the army
horses
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30
TRADING DULL;
STOCKS FIRM
Industrials, Shippings and
Specialties Are Chief
Features.
Features.

NOTE-Quotations reflect closing prices
January 80.
New York San r--Industrials, snip
nfngF and sDecialties were the chief tea-
lures OF today's narrow stock market
rails and Ncxicans reacting moderately
sales approxinated 875. 900 shares. The
close was firm
stesls and other equipments were the
strong features al the opening, the short
interest again being driven 70 cover
United states Steei's first transaction con-
sisted OF $500 shares az a maximum ad-
--arce OF "a point. General Motors made
IN initial gain of SO points and other
motor issues tended higher with FaIlols
enecialties. ShippiuEs were reactionars
with moderate i-reguiaritr in rails Liber-
~ Sis established a new low record al
se7-ss.
Pools awaited Themselves Of the early
rise 10 resume operations in special stocks
but prices soon reacted from 20 -
points AT noon moderate rally was I'm
progress under lead OF war specialtles-
I5-- records. the 3Izs dropping TO ssT.49;
first IS 10 $3.50 and second IS TO $ss-9--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30
PRICES
GODOWNWARD
Better Weather Causes a
Trifling General Decline;
Provisions Higher.

Chicago, IL, Jan. 30.-Better weather
conditions than had been looked for gave
the corn market today a slight downward
slant. Opening prices which ranged from
UNCHANGED figures to = cent lower with
March not quoted. and May SL25 10
SL253t were followed by a trifling gen
eral decline
The close was firm at yesterdays finish
to IsGA higher; with March S1-27 and
Nay $1.25% q 4
Some export inquiry put temporary iirul-
ness into oats. After opening : off 70
y cent advance with May at s0it TO S01--
the market underwent a moderate reac-
ton
Disappointingly small arrivals OF hogs
caused an upturn in provisions
Liberal export sales led afterward to
a further advance
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30
Buffers in Rich Homes
Ioin Food Conservation

New York, an. 30-A food conser-
walton convention Of buffers or
wealthy families in New York and
nearby towns and cities viii De nelo
here some time in February. Under
the leadership of Gerald Goodman,
butler for Mrs. Vanderbilt, and Fred
erick Thompson, butler for Ogden
Mills. the chefs and buffers in "a OF
the wealthiest families have enlisted
in the food economy campaign.
The convention viii proDably IN
form the families OF the employers
what they may eat and what they
may not serve.
In addition TO observing wheauess
and meatless days. many Of the prom
inent families have observed strict
food conservation. Further acts OF
self denial by the ultra-wealthy,
however, are expected 10 set an ex-
ample for the less wealthy and even
the poorer classes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30
BAKERS GIVEN EXTENSION
UNTIL FEBRUARY 3

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 5O.-Ihe
food administration has extended TO
February 8 the time when bakers
must use at least > percent Of other
cereals than wheat in all bread they
bake. BY February p they must be
using 20 percent OF other cereals
II is announced that no baker viii
be allowed to advertise Victory bread
until he has reached the 20 percent
ratio.
Rye flour may be used until March
8. Then it will be placed on the same
basis as wheat because rye flour IS
being shipped TO the allies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grains, Close.
Coru-March SI.27. May S125A.
Oats-March sac; May lie
Chicago Provisions, Close
Pork-Jan. $3.50; May S46-S5-
Lard-Jan. S25.45; May $3.50
Ribs-Jan S23.e5; May S24-7o-
Chicago Produce, Close
Chicago IL, Jan. 30.-Butter IN
Fggs higher. Receipts S5s cases. Firsts
591E soc; ordinary firsts SAC 81 &c; al
marx cases included - 5sc; refrigerator
firsts z3d44c-
Potatoes-Receipts Il cars. Market
unchanged
Pouitry-Alive, higher. Fowls 2saei
MEXICAN BEANS.
Mexican beans in wholesale lots in p
Paso qTgl-.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30
Saloon Is Place of
Amusement. Is Ruling

Cleveland, ONO, Jan. 30.-A saloon
is q place Of amusement and not an
industry. Walter D Sayle. chairman
Of tire county fuel committee. 50
ruled when he gave permission 10
places Of amusement to remain open
On heatiess Mondays such places,
however. must close on coaliess Tues
DAYS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30
PREDICTED BIG FIRE;
IS VOW INDER ARREST

Paterson. y. J.. Jan. 30.-Charged
ly federal authorities with having
predicted publicly last " Wednesday
that the Submarine Boat corporation
plant at Newark would be blown up
or destroyed by fire. Antoine Deutsch,
% Iaachinist employed at a Passaic
shop. has been arrested Last sat
urday fire caused SL0oe,0eO loss 70
tie docks and warehouses Of the plant
Dlutsche is said 10 have made his
prediction in q restaurant It was
overheard and secret service men be-
-an an Investigation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30
Livestock Market

Chicago m. Jan. O.-Hogs-Receipts
10000. Market strong IS TO 80 cents above
Yesterdays average. Bulk S1s-10916.49;
light Sizes q 1876; heavy S15-S5 g 16-45 :
Csattle-Receipts 70ee. Market strong.
Native steers SS-z5Q 14.15; stockers ano
feeders $3.50 1875; cows and heifers So-9S
T120o; calves $4,000 1879
Shesp-Receipts 1900. Market Urn
Wethers $1,000 1880; lambs S1i-fS @
Kansas City Livestock, Close.
Kansas City, No. Jan 50.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts I6. 600. Market higher Bulk sl5.so
aIs.O5; heavy S15.s0G 16-10; light SlS-s0
1880; pigs 5000 400.
Cattle-Receipts $4,000 Market steaoy-
Prime fed steers S12-25 q 1875; western
steers s9.O0G1295; COWS S6-75 q lO-5o'
heifers 500 q I1-25. stockers and feeders
$3.50 G11-s0-
Lambs s16G17; yearlings slSg 4-5e :
wethers Sl1.5o T13.00; ewes s1LO0 q lou.
Denver Livestock, Close.
Denver, Colo. Jan 30--Cattle-Receip 8
zoo Market strong 70 ~ cents GEMS, Iis1S-
Beef steers $500 q 11-75; cows and heifers
81. zoo a $50; stockers and feeders Sl.ooq
90: calves $1,000 1850.
Hogs-Receipts geo. Market 70 u
cents higher. Top sis-l5; bulk Si'-sV q
sheep-Recsipts $500. Market slow.
Lambs $500 1878; ewes sil,o0 ll-I9-
Fort Worth Livestock, Close.
CBy Zeiger HoteD
Hoes-Receipts 5000. Market 20 10
cents higher. Top s16.06; bulk $3.50 q
,,55sttIe-Reesfpts 1000. including seG
csIvez. Beef steers 10 cents higher Top
81. bulk sIOs5 G1O.75; COWS 10 cents 70
Il cents higher; top $3.50. bulk $3.50 q
7.5O- bulls strong. $500 500 calves
steady SG5OG11-50. Stockers- steady
steers IS O0Tee5: cows $3.50 q 200; heif-
ers 5000 500: calves $500 10
Sheep-Receipts 200. Market steady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30
Cotton Market

Quotations by Eimendorff & Co. brokers
209 Mesa-)
New York and New Orleans Spot, Close
SPOT middling-New Orleans $3.50, down
g. New York 51.55. up s.
New York Futures, Close.
New York. Jan. 30--Cotton futures
closed steady; March $3.50; May 29-lS;
July 29.s6; October 2S.03; December 27-l5-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30
COPPER Stocks
STRONG, HIGHER
Gains Made Wednesday by
Three Leaders Among
the Copper Issues.

Copper stocks We're s-rong Weduesi Jay
and gains were shown by a numuer OF
the leaders according 10 advices 10 J. =
Curitss & Co. stocks and bonds Hotel
Sheldon. Anaconda Chile and Inspiration
all showed gains. The latter opened AZ
for the present move United Verde Ex-
tension was 37% bid. also q new high
record. Calumet & Hecla reported pro-
duction OF Il 600. 600 pounds copper IN De-
cember compared with 12,225,000 year
ago
The rails were without change and re-
cent strength in st. Paul is caused by
the belief that the per cent dividend
Will not be cut this week
All day there was an excellent demand
for the steel. equipment and motor stocks
except one little sinking spell early in
the morning. General Motors gained
S. 50 per share overnight and sold as high
as 124. WHY'S Overland is being tipped
for a rise. They arc IN an excellent
financial condition
On the curb Ray Hercules continued By
far the most active issue with very
heavy trading It opened with sales at
= and I : but sold off on profit taking
At noon It stood IA bid As asked Calu-
met & Jerome was stronger than il has
been in two weeks
The market was Irregular ~ the close.
partly on account Of profit taking Calu-
met & Arizona sold at a new high Of
s. Also General Motors which touched
rs, a gain Of IS Tor the day. Verde Ex-
tension on the curb changed hands at
57st and Magma was up a dollar 20 being
bid Ray Hercules closed strong
The following quotations furnished By
Logan < Bryan's private wire TO J S
Curtiss & Co.. stocks and bonds. Hotel
Sheldon lobby, give closing prices:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30

Personal.

ertOudis
l~>---~-~-~~~-~---~--4~---
SPIRELLA corsets. Mrs. Miller. 1s=2 T.
Boulevard Phone 1887.
LACE curtains laundered beautifully Kra-
mer- Phone 1913.
RHEUMATISM-Prom relief Superheat-
ed Air Baths. New Era" Sanatorium-
s02iz san Antonio Coles Bldg PHI 1912
FURNITURE Special made for rooming
houses.
FOUTZ MOORE co.
MONEY LOANED on diamonds. watches,
Jewelry and automobiles.
SECURITY LOAN co. PHI 255i-
Corner FL Paso and San Antoine SITS
LEONARD-BROWN- wanted is
a tailor about G5 years Of age feet ~
height. walks with a limp. wife is dead.
leaving an estate Communicate with J. j.
Nunans r o. Box 49, Douglas, Arizona
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-30
Wanted HeIp-Female.

Wanted Help-Female.
GOOD cook at once Phone 5l64.
MEXICAS gin wanted. Tri state Hotel.
EXPERIENCED waitress. 4oI E. Franklin
WANTED girls. Potter Confectionery co.
GIRL for general housework In FANNY o.
three Phone 1888.
WANTED reliable girl for general house
work Call at sos Noble.
GOOD cook 70S y. oregon. also girl FOR
house work
WANTED Mexican girl for general house
work 25lo Montana
WANTED neat appearing girl 10 work IN
photo gallery Apply 39g $ ~ Psso-
WANTED middle aged woman TO work IN
bakery store. reference required Apply
Belgian Bakery. sos san Antonio.
DISEASES OF BLADDER AND RECTCM-
Disease Of women Positive results New
Era Sanatorium." e02A san Antonio -
WANTED girl for general housewoSk-
sfr1st sneak English Apply 1868 Douglas
st. or phone 1888 for Information
A WOMAN or girl who wishes good
refined home with widow lady Fhone
Ss45W-
WANTED good woman for cook and
general homework Apply 81 y stanton
street
HOUSEKEEPER wanted TO do cooking
and 10 manage house, good wages Cai4
at 324 Mills Bldg
GOOD CirI for housework, prefer one who
understands English and Will stay nights
1879 Randolph Sunset Heights
500 y. OREGON, apply early in the morn
ing. wash woman who can speak English
and do beautiful work Must have reier-
ence-
WANTED experienced. middleaged. Amer
iran housekeeper who IS a good cook
Must take full charge Of home Two IN
family No sick References required
c. ia. care Herald
NTRSES-U S government Is calling 70.
. trained uurses-young women uesiEo1s o.
doing Their Biz and entering trainins
have the best opportunity ever offered
them in the southwest at the hooL b
Green Memorial hospital. write for lntor-
nation Address Robt- B. Green Memo
rial Hospital san Antonio. Texas