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NO WB PrgY.

Becausc Government win Sfeo s&o>J
Por Purpose NoVernberL
Governor Townsend xlll nerys I'D sss'r
Price Corn1nissoner becas1se there wii bss
no money for the WOric after io,Frv.,~~ }
The governor says he has learner- Lraf
an appropriations Tor he pu-poas - in-
vestigating prices with be e'Tt a sttcT thig
month, and that owing % thsr f=ct b.
has decIded not IN name a rnrn.
He had investigated the work cSyr- ~
Commissioner in Other Ststes and ~.s
considering the naming 81 a Crr-nls-
sloner for Delarzre.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-20
PER-GoyERNMENT AT MARION.

As President OF the United States, MIR.
Wilson is naturally interested in Senator
Hardlngs boast that a super-go vern-
ment has been established at Marion. He
has therefore written to the Republican
candidate asking for personal verifcation
Of the reports Of the Harding speech at
Grecncastle, Ind, Saturday.
In this speech, according to the Herald
correspondent dispatch, which is the
most precise, Senator Harding said.
France has sent her spokesman to me in
formally, asking America, IN its new
realization OF the new situations, to lead
the way for an association Of nations
President Wilson, who has always
found the government OF France most
honorably mindful of its international
Obligations and punctiliously careful to
observe all the prophecies OF international
intercourse woul d like to know some
thing more definite about these negoti a.
tions, and SO would the country in general.
Who is this spokesman of the French
government From whom did he Obtain
his credentials? What did he propose?
What WAS Senator Harding's answer?
Why did the Republican candidate en-
gage IN this secret diplomacy at thus time?
There cannot very well be two govern
ments of the United States, one in the
District Of Columbia and one on the front
porch at Marion. There cannot be two
governments of the United States engaged
IN the conduct of foreign relations, one un-
der the authority of the Constitution Of the
United States and the other under the
authority Of the Republican National
Committee. If Senator Harding is receiv-
ing foreign ambassadors and ENJOYS, if
these representatives are carrying on Dip
lomatic relations with him which involve
the peace Of the world, there should be
some sort Of public information about it.
L he American people have no knowledge
that the capital Of the United States has
suddenly been moved to Marion, O. The
French Foreign Office has denied TO cor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-20
by Walt Mason.
POTS AND kETTLEs.

There Is no change on earth,
alackl Old customs with us hnger;
the pot still calls the kettle black,
and points a scornful finger. The
metaphor of course is wrong, for
pots can do no pointing; but let the
purists come along, avauntlng
and arointing. But men can point,
and point they do, with righteous IN
dignation, at al the prohteermg
crew, Of high or humble station.
The grocer buys. a Sunday sult, and
when he S made the payment, hesays
the government should shoot the
maker of that raIment. The tailor
10 the grocer wends, to buy few
molasses, and then his treasured
beard he rends "'Ihe price all rea-
son passesl' The butcher stands be-
side his block, and butchers with
eleaver; he bought some cap
sules from the doc, to cure his
ehills and fever. And pow he SAYS,
1T was a shame, the way that saw
bones taxed me; he played a low
down, sinful game; be soaked me
and h. waSed me. The doctor To the
butcher goes, to buy o pound of
mutton; and says, on leaving,
Heaven knows this meat man is q
gluttonl My father used to buy
sheep for WHIT this fragment cost
me; this butchers charges, fierce
and steep, confound me and ex-
haust mel The pots about the
kettles wall; the kettles get excited.
and say the pots would be in jail il
public wrongs We're righted
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ing M M ambassador from France tn the
Front Porch and declares that il .sprne
Frcnchman" tnlkcd with the Republican
candidate he was not acting rs n spokns-
man for France. Senator Harding snems
to bc the only person who can clear up
this mystery, and so fnr as he now under
takes TO do ao, it appears TINT what be
said about France or the French gevern-
mcnt WAS not true Mt all.--Ncw York
World.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-20
LET HARDING HECKLERS WAIT.

The Harding hecklers ought to be
ashamed Of themselves. Ii isn't far to
harass man engaged in the task OF pleas
ing everybody. If they don t like what he
says, why dos't they wait until they can
see nun alone and give him chance to ex-
press himself in accord with their views?
1t Is very inoonsiderate to interrupt him
when he Is agreeing with someone else.
They should wait their turn.-Norfolk
Virgimian-Pi0t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-20
Eorbse Az SN~$~ - W-h-

At q rDeeting Of the NossTs Ar t~rr~.,
Of the Odd Fellows Ias. n,ytrt as-the N~g
Century Club, lifty-three n~v members
were admitted Tins xyas ffe fryf uleeting z
Of the season and a lsrVe nrrrnhsr - r1eTn-
hers and progpec-ive u1e-nhe-s w~-e prrs-
ent. A vaudeville sssor wss tn. fszaur-
Of The evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-20

Taft, after extolling the League Of Ma
tions and saying he would have voted for
it as it stands, now declares that it is
dead in its present form and says Presi-
dent Wilson killed it by insisting that the
Senate should not mutilate or destroy
Article X. Taft has also solved the prob
lem Of what to do with ex-Presidents lie
has proved that, given the faculty Of
speech and writing, and without moral
courage, they kill themselves off promptly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-20

The cause of the League of Nations is
the cause Of patriotism and the Peace Of
the World. II is not conceivable if will be
repudiated and defeated by the votes of
a majority Of the American people.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-20

We do not hear so much, these days, of
that "great Republican landslide" so
confidently predicted for Tuesday, No
yember 2. 1t must have subsided dread
fully, no doubt accelerated by Harding's
loose and irresponsible tongue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-20

Our brave soldier boys showed the
German enemy how they could light on the
battle fields Of France And they will
show the German enemy here at home,
which is so solidly and wndictively OPP
posing the League Of Nations, that it
cannot triumph on the soil of our country
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-20
MEETINGS TONIGHT.
Christian Scientists.


Christian Scientists.
Cigarmakers Union
Camp No. ?, P. o. A.
Cyrus Temple, L. G. E
Sheridan Post, G. A. R
Hope Lodge, |. O. o. F.
American Lodge, 5. Of Fl.
Franklin Circle, b Of d.
Welcome Lodge, O. ;. B.
National Protective Legion.
Delaware Lodge, D. @. HI.
Delaware Council, c. B. L.
Brandywine Military Band.
Usage Tribe, Imp'd 0. r. NJ.
Oriental Lodge, A. F. Il A. NJ.
Wilmington Council, c. B. L.
Columbia Lodge, A. Q. L. ".
Delaware Council, O. Z. A. NJ.
Lafayette Lodge, No. ,. X. Of p.
Welcome Lodge, Jr. O. L. A. NJ.
German Beneficial Society, No. 3.
Harmony Council, No, l, L. f. A.
Star OF Bethlehem Lodge, l. G. f.
Mattahoon Tribe, Imp'd o. r. NJ.
Washington Camp, No. A, p. @, 5. A
Evening Star Lodge, No >, Q. 5. Of B.
Wilmington Division L r. X. st. ]. Il NJ
William Mckinley Com. & L. Fl. NJ. A,
Local 621, Carpenters and Jolners Union.
Ladies Catholic benevolent Association.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-20

Elizabethan Milk Biscuit. Those soft
faky ones Is cents doz. Hot every after
noon Turner & Stelle.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-20
A Bookish Play IN One Scene

Scene-Boolx Shop, Eleventh. md West
streets
Time-Tbe Present.
Characters-As gwen below.
Enter distinguished looking crntIc-
man. VINO looks over books on tlhiP.
then goes 10 shelves. seems lecplv n-
terested but also undecided.
Attend ants there any hcip 7 can
give you?
Elderly GentIeman-''No thank vuu.
am waiting Tor my daughter
Briei interval. Machine Gnves -r T.
- door.
Enter young lady.
Elderly Gentleman very ruthtlssastic.l-
lv)-.LOok at that table. is .hene
a single book there that yuu dOn
want"
Young lady, looking over the table.
breaks into pleased smile aud ncl~
assent as she becomes abSorbed in t.ie
books. They select an armfui and -
attendant comes toward them
Elderly Gentlcman-"It certainly IS
privilege 70 have q shop Ike ths
Wilmington, You deserve succ.,
and We VIII do AL We can % let oar
friends know about YOU
Attendant-''Tbank you. We shall IL
10 deserve 1t.
Exit Gentleman snd Daughter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-20

'Have YOU any cooks on hand?" Six
in the ante room Ask EN- TO look me
over and see if there Is anybody here |
might suit. Louisville Courler-Jo urnal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-20

The Books on the Table.
American World PoitcioS ~ David jayne
Hill
The Prime Minister oy E9rosd SpeudCr
The Straight Deal or the Ancient Grinlgc
BY Owen WiSteF.
The Story OF Opal.
The Memoirs % EmpreSs h,yIgcuie-
The Little house hy COninCShy naNsrn.
Flappers and Philosophers hy fitzgCTald-
Adventures and EnthuSiasns ~ =. y
Lucas.
Mitch Miller by kdgar LcC Masters
Roaming Through tho West tndios NI
Harry Francs.
Adventures Among Birds 81 ". a. Had-
son.
The moral-ro be SzPpsied hy rosdoT.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-20
PASSING or rnE ACCENT,

While you can no longer pick native
Bostonian lnfalhbly By the accent YOU can
rely pretty generally on the Boston bag
test. Everyone who lives here carries that
type of luggage known as a Boston bag
a leather satehel with two handles and =
fiat base. LaborerS carry lunch In antique
models that must have been handed down
in family wills for genera tions. Women
take them shopping, and children load
them with schoolbooks, A few people
appear IN the streetsmnus this accessory,
but close inspection usually reveals
plainly that they are strangers IN town.
Boston men have no outward typscal
characteristic besides The inevitable bag,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-20

'T believe in The Constitution Of the
United States Ever read it?' No, but
| believe IN it Just the same. +" Detroit
Free Press.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-20
RIPPING RHYMES.

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4ssirlgD
II. II. RIGHESON 4 Go.
Real Estata and Loans.

q . d i. ? q a
trict Court of ths Unitsd states Tor shs;!
Eastern District of virg:nl;,, made Oh
matter of Herbert r. scott, baiikfAHfss
the undersigned trustee VIII of5et Tor.
saio at public auction. on THE breRts
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY ~. 1880. L ],
at 4 O'clock r. NJ; 3 sSSs z
the bankrMpts one NTH i,ndiv tded IN
tsrest in tho property aesignased And
Richmond. Va. desoribel as follows 81
"Beginnlng at the Intersection, or thaS
f6Rs s line Ct ahkiin Street VIII
running eastwardiy along and tfoAf-
s.5eei nehas sha se siies eh
5outhwardiy fiftyefour feat four. ca 9tss
! inn inches, thence rnHniag east,s
st as six aaa ana naafs ose.hsi th sn
@ardly and in a direct line tobaass
wardly. along tho .northern line of said
alley forty five feet, seven AND cnes,
e eaater nY linz e. Of hr la s,re eshss
ern line Of Third Street 0 One s handssdi,
hna TO ahys pon teSt 9as a s.
certain deeds Of trust on the pronsfiy.9
J. j. I.cake and j. Roberts Fouihe.
trustees, dated January %. 1917, and
recorded in tho clerks Office ,os. tihe, \
mond In Deed Book sI5-B, page s., To-
secure the sum OF $22, 900. on which
principal amount the sum OF $4,000 has
been paid, together with. ali interast5
on tho principal amount 70 JANUARY .aess
duo J "a ryr as sn is3s nnun' anu ~ :
te) From Herbert r. Scott and wife.
trustees. dated Ipsii s. 1915, recorasds
in said clerks office In Deed Book
2sl-A, page no.. conveying his undl-f
vided one-ffth interest In said realli
sum Of $1,000 principal due AprilssS.
paid to January 8, 1919, and three, ia-l
terest notes of $105 each, duo JulySs.-
1875 1879. October s. 1912 and 1onuArs *
? The purchaser Of the said PROPERTY
shall not be required to assume thAs
payment OF the said debts. but It must
DO clearly understood that he muss
deeds of trust and the interest on th e.
said deeds of trust and taxes and In n
surnnce on the said property: shall SBeS
Of safe Enc such alassa as 81 t Is IL
manner to affect the rights of th1s
benehciaries under said deeds OF trHst.
The sale to be subject to the con-
firnlation OF the court. tSsff.
This Is an unusual opportuntty for
speculators and investors to secure .ai
bargain in high class centrally located :
business property, and all parties; IN
terested in such should attend THIS
sale. 5 rs
TERMS: cash. s's ~
JOHN, HOWARD.
Trustee In Bankruptcy forS ~
Herbert r. Scott. -
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BY H. II. RICHEsONa & CO.. s.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneets.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE s.
Two Frame
'Three-Room Dwellings
on Cedar Street
CHELSEA H1LI), NEAR THE -
LOCOMOTIVES WORKS.

In. execution Of certain, deed yof5
trust to, the Undersigned, dated JSn-s
.uary 25th. 1910. and recorded an! tia
clerks office of Richmond Chancctyl
Court in d. B. ,25t-C. page S8s, default
having been made In the payment DE 3
q part OF the debt therein secured. and
heing requested SO to do by. the hoidxr
thereof, we Will sell by public aHStionys
on tho premises. on So
WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY isTfi. q
1920, at 4 O'Clock p. AZ, e
the real estate described in said decaS
as follows: -. I:ssssss'
,"All that certain lot OF land. toGsthsTss
with the two frame dwellings ana alits
other improvements therein, lying and ]
being in the city OF Richmon Viz
Hill. and described as follows, to VIE
of Cedar Street i've hundred and
twenty-five (5a5)s feet west OF The
western limo OF Bowling Green Road
sometimes called Chelsea StraSty.S:
thence running wcstwardly along thss 3
said north line OF Cedar street ana
fronting thereon thittyetwo (a9) fect.s,
thence back northwardly from said
front and between parallel lines one
hundred and twenty-five (1e5) feot.
TERMS: Cash. @ sat.}-l lps 7 z
!. {
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LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Oats, Pets.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FISH and suppIIes
HOUND-For sale, Vtdbone oposslim Iree
hound. $40. y bargain. Also White Leg
horn yearllng hens and pullets. SO each
Vance Martin, Ford, ya.{ ~
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WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY FOR ONE
LOOKING FOR BUSINESS. WILL SELL
FIXTURES AND GIVE PRIVILEGE OF
LEASE on ONE OF BEST CORNERS IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND FoR a GEN
ERAL STORE. APPLY AT ONCE. A
$50. CARE TINES DISPATCH.
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YOUNG LADY of ability, expericnoed In
stenosraphic and general oillce work dc :.
sres to locate with an established firm.
Phone Boulevard 1875 for Interview
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
Situations Wantcd-Male. &

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a position q auc-
,ionssr BY X, SSm9gS! Snn and sKssEIsiIiced
either North Caroline OF South Carolina
l. 695 caro- Times Dispa Sch, ~ - - -
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Horses, Cattle. Vehicles. as

COWS--For sales. 3 grado Hoistein cows.
with CALVES by side; must be sold quick
Phone MADISON 96 r. O.. Box, IA.
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Musical, Dancing, Dramatic. IA
DANCINO-Mfs a. G pmmenhauser'a 40 mr.
ing studio. 20i Eas. Marshall Street guar
antees in five lessons. Mad. G.G5-J.
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EMPLOYMENT
situations Wantc,i-Malc.

sItuat10ns Wahtcu-Malc. 81
OFFICE MANAGER who is on c,ncrIe,,1.,d
executive mud accountant desires posltIon,
Al roferenccs. Address q Gi3. care. Times
PRINTER, so years old. So years oyperi-
:. en nc. not has been" or q ''pherom'':
Office: Can do anything from wash .rIinrs
70 edit your paper IN case of sickness or
&c Xoss nre: Address. Nth particulars. nox 81.
SALESMAN--Wantcd. BY a no. / sniesinan
making Eastern North Carolina and the
entire state OF South Carolina snfna cnnd
side llne.- J esS care Times .DisuatclL ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES competent Young
man. slcnoEraphcr. sccrctnrinI .pxperinnEn.
thoroughly familiar with ofice systems nni
capable of handlinS correspondence q Sis
care Times Dispatch.
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MEAT CUTTERAFtrst-cIass meat Guile.
and grocery clerh desires position at once.
Fifteen years experience ana can furnish
list Of reference. II SIS. care Times -Dispa Itch.
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me real estate BUSINESS during tho next
ths ias fs, lon 81 ram am
Snd a Of ygSns s
fsmi,iaT with Rlshn,ond reaits ih aHl
Thar ss; Is new TO rea es.aae men
saissman. vs. care ! Tineka f Bsp ons for
sa eafn Ina IN, laTEe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES con-
grSags,a shSouSh the retail %boisssie
can upon the retain ,raas hs5 slSfia aaIar !.
ana e with
and more responsib.e position assured tho
P Ris 81 ere
care R 1esep 1ISte Tl'e R to o1 II
Gssi r. Ess
70 and O'CLOCK. - 'a'' 10 oe'"eeh
sA manS X f25 ,ssIi'9ty goa!h o. Rich
fsSa ~i5 ss,sslsRsd sssds
ana road
opaSnR for re sb,o here
addtsss So ere Tlmegs pl.p Snehea'ia'
sAhEsM bN;---wanted. travelling saiesnien to
nG ns. eSS Sf nn h ats oeS
sbIy hnsM, Is Years and Is well AMI favor
TiTns Sni satsSgSs s s.tras!iys and con.
SION. Pitts Furniture Co., 1922 Eas. Main
Street Richmond. Va. -
SALESM EN- specially salesrncn to cNii on
INC rctait groccry trade; established limo:
commission or salary and expense. on
Fourth Avenue, Highland Park
Statesmen WANTED-side line salesmen
wanted: y. good proposition FOR live ga les
man. Call 6G w. Broad. RandoIph ssi
East TA9 ssa s REss Shoe Fac
STENOGRhPH ER--Wantcd. m a / 9 : sten
ographer, Apply Room coz. Times Dis
sTEREoTYPER WANTED. GOOD prop.
osITIoN FOR A COMPETENT MAN.
APPLY VIRGINIA STATIONERY CO.
NINTH AND CARY.
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YOUNG LADr-Nety capable and energetic
young lady wishes employment in alter
Moons. 645. care Times, Dispatch
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EMPLOYMENT
Holm Wnntcsf--Ee,n.

EMPLOYMENT a
Help Wnnts,st--fremalo. 81
JOB cd nNsss ST. ,EEE6E y WANTEp. cottrel
a FOR de CAFE WGs aaa apa. E:
,,r rSiia 8 nSTss i've With par HsH
Ss ay Is sad srs
n3, ~ Must have V good reference Apply
70 III s.. ars week day
III ASss ssreo. Or By sa
month 70 start. Increases aa sssvi Sse Der Der
SsiV sls a esrs position Apply
srENoGRAPHER wanted !. for sub1tiioto
w NS s;roe App'y Clarence Cosby, 1898 East
sTBNoaRAPIfER- :
WANTED. EXPERIENCED LADY
sfENoGnApHER. CALL MADISON
$3.50 MATERIAL DEPARTMENT.
sa5ssssJ 81 #S..
w LIT rS MYoMAS.!va9.sd. Tellasd middle.
H;z!st IN Eehefai house ~or,s and 10 na live 70
npy FG Carson 1m a h fGs 'he rsh n
u. belmont. Aparin,ant. -. 40
aa a es MSsf y4S ppy lf Rs.isss
. M.sGk: 10 North Seventeenth Street: =.
Help Wantcd-tiaie. RI
APSJUsTNR VIII largo casualty COMPANY
f bisp stpfse'ed. Address ssi caro- ZINES
As Ss2t f no TssIn'SgEMse assoTteF Tor nat
No,ys. Applyfn person or BY phone 10 snsp
AUTO FAINTEKS-77anied. tnrco lIrsf.cia, :,
- MsRsyaoids sons iias a st f.sh' r. h'9 W.
BAKER, :; ----
WANTED A F1RsT:cLAss BAKER At
AMERlcAM BREAD AND BAKING co.
nE1 ahep wsa't H.sf Safs stEss, Ha
BENCH AND MACHINE MES-ExpEa.
FENCED BENCH AND MACHINE MEN.
ALSO FINIsHERs FOR vARNIsH WORK
STEADY EMPLOYMENT. APPLY u. O.
ANDREWS. sUPT.. MONTAGUE MANU-.
FEATURING CO.. BROAD STREET AND
BELT LINE
BoH0kKEEPEh, lhorouEhly eIoerIsnced and
could Iseers eosla Box d sss and when
Shp junior esDSt aioss,o SS,5si
WIZ tho tha %a5 n6 5PP!L e
g Street. =. w. Washington. b. s'i
CIGAR FoREMAN--- = -
WE CAN USE GOOD CIGAR ronI-
MAN. ONE WHO IS FAMILIAR
WITH THE BonorEIpp BUNCH
MACHINE PREFERRED. BUT
THIS EXPERIENCE IS NOT Es.
ssNTrAh A MAN IS NEEDED
THAT CAN SUPERVISE AND
TEACH ROLLING. UNDER
STANDS PACKING AND is AN
ALL-ARouNp uoAR FACTORY
FOREMAN. SUCH A MAN WILL
BE PAID WELL AND WILL HAVE
Exceptional OPPORTUNITY
TO ADVANCE HIMSELF. APPLY
TO p. O.. BOX s4s. LrNcupuRo,
VA.
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ROOMS And BOARD
Rooms Withou, board. 0s

GRACE ST.. ". 70s--iIall room 10 1entIe.
man best residential section. II-,l
MONrlCELLO III North E{shtn nice,
cssen. warm rooms. 59-l1- $l.0J daily $3.50
ROoM--Br!gnt furnIshe,i front rooISl-- Phone
lsandoph 6262-J. -
SIXTH ST. y. II l-2--Attractiye room
Z second floor: electric lights; near; bath.
VEST END.ohe - Two furnished rooms !:
private bath; Ecntlemen preferred. Adj
lrssg u 81 care Timcs- Dispatch
18TH y! d22-Light housek coping rooms for
Two ladies or man and wife.
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panien or ,mother's help. Moderate SAL san
any. Good homo. Ref6rences excfiangeiI.
l. SAG. care Times Dispat CHI - ->,'''-'- w.
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Situations i...-Fen,aIe

rienced double-entry hookkesper and ofiic
Assistant ass best OF. references. A 64T. care
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Waated-NlaIe.

PRESS EREcroR WANTED FOR DUPLEX
WEBB. WRITE OR WIRE DAILY
NEWS. KINsroN. N. c.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
Rooms With Hoard.

- hUUIhS WHIT BONru. U7
FRANKLIN. Il. 1l5-First-class accommoda-
tons; permanent and transient; private
FRAME LIN ST. &c, s0U--Han ds6mcIv FUR.
nirhe rooms. with bath. Table board a
speciality. '
GRACE ST., W, l6-Excelent meals and
evening dinner.
THE HlLLCREST. sos 70. GRACE-Rooms
ana beard: absolutely first class: rGntraI
hot water heat. Price reasonable, Madison
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Business Euuipmcnt,

BAKERY EQUIpMENT-saie of bakery
equipment Bids viii be received uptit i3
a. Inesdiay, February u 1890 for bakery
Camp stuart, Va. Inform a ion on anni;r =.
ton to Depot Supply Ofric4r. Brewery Bldg
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BoOkkEEPEh. thorouEhly cIperIenced and
,,ompetent TO take charge. In application.
so,,i,, experience. salary desired and when
eoulo report:s- Z. .. Box 5S8. -
who can operate. Junior Automatic. gosi
Mr,,rS no, 10 rlgh1 man Amply in porson or
s!tseI: :. w. Waahipgton. D.
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Statesmen and Agents.

AGENTS wanted TO Sell from house to-
house several hrst-ciass family remedies
at good profit Thompson Medical Gem
3any. Titusville, Pa. ---l-7'-7-
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Rooms Vithollt ilonlrI.

GARY sT. Il. 4oi-Heated, central furnished
rooms: convenient to bath and phone.
CESTRA11-I.arge nicely furnished room
htAted, centrally located. Phone Ran.
do!ph 4261-I
FIFTH ST., n. lio-Flrst fiat. nicely FUR
hished front room, we'll kept: stca In heat
electric lights: gentlemen only.
FIFTH AND MAIN-NIcely Furnished front
man oni.. Madison 1868. ' !
GRACE ST, W. 16i7--Sccond moor room
well furnished; southern exposure
GRACE 81. q. ll1.,aStosm heated furnished
room. Randolph 52ss-.J.
THESE Want Ads Produce Resuits
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ESGRAvEF-Wan an engraver and
,1'SS~e hsrI;;,, TO an ambitious young man
Win ABILITY to do good work and walt
on customers will pay liberal salary and
G II,inmttssion on sales 40, Times
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CHAaIBEREAINE AVENUE lots $40 be!ol
value. @. G. Taylor Il Co, SO North Ninth
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sUBURHANIWe arc sslling small ,ncrcago
Railroad. at station. on easy terms. See II.
before the choice Lott, arc sold. American
Ing Phone Rapdolph $50