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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Fcmalc

Help Wanted Female -
COok-W hite or colored. Apply Mrs. g.
Layton. 1912 W. Fourteenth street.
COOK Experienced References required
Apply Mrs. Donaldson Brown, sistecnth
ana MT Salem Lane
CLERKS Women. over IL. for postal mail
service. sl2b month Experience unneres-
sary For free particulars of examinations
write J. Leonard former Civil service
Examiner 1905 Equitable Building. wash
tngton, ID. G..
CARETAkER-Fo children At the Chil-
drens Home. Rivorview
DEMONSTRATORS Two ladies. for food
products Apply 62i Madison street
GIRL-For cooking and general house.
work. Mrs. II II Ward. 500 Rodney street.
GIkll-kor general hou~ework Three in
family 2hla Market street Phone 1867 "
GIRLl-Neat, for general house~Ork. Ap
ply li07 Franklin street.
GIRL W bite, TO live with small family and
assist in light housekeeping. School girl
satisfactory. 4lo Ge'tdes street.
HOUSEwoRK Girl. white or ooiored.
wanted Good pay Apply G " shagrin'
24Oa Harrisokn streot. Phone al29 W
no USEwORk- Woman TO do cooking and
gtnCral housework. ia small family No
washing High rate for competent ser
vice Apply 22Os boulevard.
HoUsEwORk Woman for general house
work one who is experienced in cooking.
Phone 1907 *.
HOUsEwORk- Girl for light housework
Good wages. I64l W. Fourth street Phone
1871 r.
LAtTNDRFSS To- take clothes home.
Phone 4i29 or 2OOs Boulevard. flrst floor.
OPERAToRS-Girise experienced on power
sewing machines. TO work on athletic union
suits Clean work. excellent working CON
ditions Very best piooework prioos. Apply
Topkis Bros. Co. 2I7 French street.
MAN Wanted - repair clocks Address
q p Every Evening Once
WOMAN For two or three hours in after
noon Baby's wash and cleaning apply
betwern and >. 7lu Blacsshire Road
Wawaset Park.
WAITRFSS-Apply Mrs W q. SpruAnce
1907 W Sevent nteenth street Phone 5235
W WAITRESS White. in small family. kef
crences required Phone lol.
wOMAN-As mothers helper In homo on
north side. capable Of taking charge OF six
stating experience. &c. NJ II. Every
Evening Ofhce.
WAITRESS White. Must have experience
and good references. Phone Mrs. Eugene
du Pont, 6715
YOUNG LADY To call on public and ar
range for demonstration Of household ne
ccssity salary and commission. Apply Dos
W Eighth street.
Help Wanted-Male 80
Boys-To work after school hours. Must
be hustlers Apply al once 10 Mr.. Cross
grove. Every ESening once.
BOYS AND MEMS to 25. wanted TO
train for positions on the L. ) shipping
Board vessels Americans only. e. r.
Mas Enrolling OfiCer y South Fourth
street. Philadelphia. Pa.
CANVAssERS-
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= H'ut -
Rooms without Eonrd GS
HROoME sF.. III Furnished room for
one or two gentlemen. Private fafnily.
BEDROOM For refined gentleman. Good
location Phone bUI2 w
JEFFERs0N sT., 1872 Nicely furnished
bedrooms Good location. Use of phone
KING ST. 1890 Furnished secone-story
front room for ono or two Use OF phone
MARKET s'I'. 7u3 Nicely furnished rooms
with use of phone
MARKET ST, 1915 Two rooms, second
floor. front Possession October rs. 1920
Apply e. V. Br0ckson iO4 w. seYeqth st
y JACKSON ST 2iG Large. furnished
room for gen tlomen.
ROOMS Two furnished Private family
To settled business woman or teacher.
Address 2. Every Evening once.
WEST SIDE Well furnished. large. sec
ond story room. good Ioeation. Phone 3O1i-
WEST sT. 1910 Furnished rooms for gen
tlemen Private home C1nyenences Phone
32G3 NJ
wAsuiNGTON sT. s2a Furnished front
room In modern apartment. Apply Mrs.
Williams, s2J Washington street.
" SEVENTH 81. 1Ob Nicely furnished
front room. Phone 5OT4
Rooms For Housekeeping 60
r. FO OURTH ST 50I Three unfurnshed
rooms. electric and bath.
FIFTH AVE- Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Lights aud gas - per
week. Phone 3229
JEFFERsON ST 2t5 Furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. for adults. Rent
reasonable.
king 81. 82b housekeeping rooms, and
Que for lodging Heat. gas. electric
MONROE ST ii5 second floor -four
rooms, back porch No children
ROOMS Furnished for light housekeep
ing and lodging Phone 4t4f
ROOMS Two, for light housekeeping, to
refined couple Good location. Phone EDfz
ROOMS Two. unfurnishod. for light honse-
keeping Good location Phone 5557
SPRUCE ST. i2s Pour room on second
floor. water and gas.
WARRINGTON ST. 252o Two unsr-
nished rooms for light housekeeping Good
location
" i2rH ST, 3U2 Two nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping
Where 10 En-, II
TABLE BOARD ny tho seok. 7I5 King
etreot. Mrs. u. Hand
Where % Stop in Town u
rHT STRAND
loard Newly furnished rooms Phons
Gao "
ANNEX HOTEL East Fourth street. Good
rooms with hot water heat tub and
shower baths ~ so 800 and - 90
weekly single beds. 35c. SOC. &c and 81
Open day and Night.
Wanted Rooms or Board %
ROOMS Thrc nr four furnished rooms for
light housekeeping Reasonable. Address
y 20. very Evening once Or cali 3sA3 J
ROOM With or without board By young
man OF good habits Address = q Every
Evening once.
ROOM Nicely furnished Tod hY man
and wife Private family preferred. BOth
employed wife only home rnek-end Must
be near Tenth and Market streets. state
a a Il a.
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BUCHER Signs of every description at
10 Sniplcy street. Phone 1888 W
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Ass a want ad taker TO help you write
vour 40 for tOmorrow's paper.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats

Apartments and Flats ~
APARTMEsf- Three or four rooms. near
seventh and Rodney Apply 81 Madison.
APARTMENT four rooms bath. fur
nishei Desirable neighborhood Kent sb5-
Phone 29ab "
APARTMENT -Four rooms. bath. pantry
and front porch Immediate possession.
Apply on third fioor :. Clayton street
APsRTsiEN fS-For rent Immediate pos
session. Apply Manlon 81 Co 9i5 orange.
JEFFERSON ST eU9 Bachelor aprt-
ment. furnished Two rooms and oatn. No
Housekeeping
apartment four rooms. bath. Possession
al once
\. ADAMS ST. 307-A partmcnt for rent
second floor Call after ?. N
" FOURTH ST 81! Apartment. fur
nished or unfufnl>hed. electric light. yas
and heat al modern convenlences.
" NINTH 81 s23-Apartmcnt. Two
rooms. unfurnlshed. Heat and electric
light
29rH AND MARKET SIS. Apartments.
Apply schwartz investment Co. IL Ford
Building.
Business Places For Rent IS
DOCTORS OFFICE-Centrany located
Address y =. Every evening Once.
MAkkET ST 604 second and third
floors suitable for Office or saleSroOm.
Apply within.
PYTHIAN CASTLE-For rent. All con
entertainments. bazaars, church affairs
Day or evening Jesse IL Horner. Al Hing
PRIVATE ttAKAGES-k rent s. per
month l4ll ktverYiew avenue. Phone
22a3 J
ROOMS Two. communicating electric
light and running water. suitable for law
yer's office Centrally located. three min
utes' walk from Market street, West side.
Address NJ L. livery Evening once
Houses For Rent "
FOR RENT OK SALE Beautiful ten-room
home modern improvements. at Clay
mont Del Give possession immediately.
Penn Del Development Corp. SS9 Market
street Phone 12i6.
HOLLY OAk-StOre ana part of house.
furnished or dnfurniShed. for rent Phone
W 18TH ST. 1908 House for rent 10
rooms. SO per month Phone 2224 W
Offices and Desk Room rs
DEsKRooM For rent Apply 4el Orange
street
Suburban For Rent 70
no USE-Betwcen Newport and stanton.
convenient 10 trolley Phone 5543 RI. CAN
evenings.
Wanted To Rent 81
APARTMENT Wanted. Three rooms FUR
nished for light housekeeping. West sido
preferred Address y i, Every Evening
Once
APAKTNtENT- Wanted Three or four
rooms. furnished or unfurnShed O'Brien-
Jones Co. 71a Market st Phone 1929 W
GARAGE Private. vicinity within ten
blocks of Third and Adams Phone 1888 W
between and tonight
USE Wanted Five six rooms with
bath or small apartment. Reasonable
Address ;, Every Evening Ofiico
ROOM Wanted by lady. vicinity OF Tenth
street Park or Washington Heights Pri-
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KATHERINE FINAN-L Ladies and gen
tlemen hair goods shop Dolls wigs
made, Phone 1885 W 1901 W Fourth 81.
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USED CARS
BUICK. 1920. 7-PAss.
BUICK. 1920. 5-PAss.
BUICK. 1919, COUPE.
BUICK. 1917. TOURING.
BUICK. 1917. COUPE.
BUICK. 1915. 7-PAss.
oLpsMoBILE. lels, ROADSTER.
CHEVROLET. 1919. ROADSTER.
WILMINGTON AUTOMOBILE CO.
22l w. TENTH STREET.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
business Service Offered

ANNlNttS- aiken down. ". y iiliams
S23 aShington street Phone 7SqS "
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Lots For Sale

LOTS by 100 feet at Broome and Eliza
beth streets. Reasonable. Cali S25l W.
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OF NEAT APPEARANCE. TO So
IICIT ON FIRST-CLASS PROPOSE
TION PERMANENT POSITION If
ABLE TO PRODUCE THE GOODS.
SALARY AND COMMISSION. AP-
PLAY AT ONCE TO MR.. CROSS
GROVE. EVERY EVENING OF
FICE.
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ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms and Hoard
Rooms Without Board

WAsHINa1ON Al, pI0- fsoons and
board all congenences. Table hoard.
Phone bt13.
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PlilLADELPHiA DIAMOND GRID BAT
lEklES-Practicaily new. l2-io volts.
absorhers simpler Garage Phone 63ip W
Service Station. Repairing Is
AUTO khraiK UO.--Deaiers for Mason
and Perfection Tires. livery thing for the
automobile. llzf French street. Phone
leo4 W.
AUTOMOBILE OWNERs--Ask us about
cylinder grinding and why we excel In this
line l.. q. Motor Sales Co. luS-1lo
AUTU rAiNliSu-And trimming Work
puaranteeu. estimates chcerfuIIy given.
Stittci l2u2 krcncn street. Phone 32u2.
LAChShiifnINu-be tenders. broken
chassis repaired. Truck bodies built. Auto
kcpatr shop, iuU5 Sycamore street.
FORD hEPAiKING-And oyerhAuling
Thorough understanding of Fords. Ac-
ccssories h. II. Collins. Phono 5623.
HOTEL sTOkCkLr GAkAGE-IO4-o
French street. Let me put your Dodge In
Al condition Thomas scott. Phone o737
jon \ sun > uakACE-Makes a speciality
OF Washing anu sreasing cars. Reliable
work. Phone 1870 !. buo noiiaston street.
Man VEIL ~ JAChsUN--t an spring oil
ers Iupricate yeur automobiio whiio you
ride. Iniru anu Clayton streets.
OIL LEAkINIi MOrORS-t tcpaired Pis-
ton ring replaced. see Stecher. 4Oy Walnut.
SELDOM SEhtICE SrATION-5I7 ship
ley street. Expert auto repairing. All makes
OF cars. Prices reasonable. We aim to give
satisfaction aud charge honestly.
TRAVELLERS SERVICE STATIoN-R Re
pairs and accessories. Fair prices and salts
faction guaranteed Phone 22Ju. 7Os W.
Eightn street.
TOM MAkIIN GAkAtiE-4OI Harrison
street Phone 622. General repairs. Case
line and oils
WEST SIDE GARAGE is equipped to re-
grind crank throws. Agency Tor Invader
Oils and Mohawk Tires. l'none 1855 W
5tR North Van Rgrcn street.
Auto Liyery-Garages I6
CALM aikcr = Garage 5b4S for autos
for private parties 81 Weddings.
kLDINCi--i. Law renee Co.'S scored CYL
iDder process uscu, BRING your broken auto
parts TO me Dillnan. suS Aiad son ST.
nIlCI hII.L.S CEIlXrIGE
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Wanted Rooms or Board

ROOMS Thro or four furnished rooms for
light housekeeping Reasonable Address
y 70. Every Evening once. Or call 8fAa J
ROOM with or without board By young
man OF good habits Address = q Every
Evening Dffice
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LETrERING-Of all kinds by experts
harting SIgn Co. Phone 2Ol9 W.
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Houses For Sale

IL. path ST. I'll Now vacant Modern.
Apply 1909 w Fourteenth street or
phone 22a7 }.
FOR SALE New modern stven-room
house cost $1,000. S65O0 10 quick buyer
y t. Rearick. 9l0 Orange street. Phone
I246
n CLAYTON ST 9l7- For sale modern
semi-detaChed house. eight rooms. bath
gas electric. two porchcs one enclosed
Apply 10 owner on premises
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ANNEX HOTEL East Fourth street. Good
rooms with hot water heat. tub and
shower baths $50 800 and - 90
weekly Single beds. SIC soc. 75c and 81
Open day and Night.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
business Prnneriy

Business Property 81
FLORIST BUSINESS Retail Old estab-
Hshed Three greenhouses. store and eight
room dwelling attached. For particulars
address Il. Every Evening Odlce.
GARAGE For sale Best location in city
Will store Is cars. No agents need apply.
\ s Every Evening once.
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AUTOMOBILES
Auto Accessories

PIlILADELFnIA DIAMOND GRID BAT
IEklES--Practically new. l2-iU volts.
FORD roadster. uemountables and shock
absorhers. simpler Garage. Phone 63i9 w
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ManfedTn Rent

JSE-Betwcen Newport and stanton.
convenient 10 trolley Phone 554S RI. Call
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Offices and Desk Room
Suburban For Rem

DEsKRooM- For rent- Apply 42l Orange
street
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HOUSE Wanted Five or six rooms. with
bath or small apartment. Reasonable
Address \ ), Every Evening Ofico.
ROOM Wanted by lady. vicinity OF Tenth
street Park or Washington Heights Pri-
vate family Can give best Of references
Address o 3 EyerY Evening Once
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ACCO OUNTANT-Expert accountant will
audit open and close books. evenings
Moderate rates. Address is, Every
Evening Office.
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People You
Know

hNAtAhAtor NtIkAIhiss 4uithGt h1tn "
Alexander Nottoli Of the Nann jew
elry company will leave Sunday on a
vacation trip. He expects to be gone
two weeks.
3. +. Vann and family will leave In
a few days for the Jemez Springs for
u months outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Ocstreich and
daughter Louise, and Miss Nell Bry-
ant, viii leave tomorrow for an eN-
tended motor trip through northern
New Mexico.
r.. j. Parker. general manager OF
the western lines OF the A. T. q S. #.
passed through the city last night In
coming from the, north.
Mrs. w. G. Reid who went to
Michigan to place her son Tom In n
boys camp for the summer. will re-
turn tomorrow night,
Miss Flora Marshall. a university
student, left last night for Pasadena,
where she viii spend the summer.
DIR. and Mrs. c. A. Carnes will
leave tomorrow for the upper Pecos.
They will be gone for we weeks,
II. +. Asplund and II. J.. Hager-
man. members of the commission to
Investigate income and other tax mat
tiers. are visiting the coal mines IN
Colfax county.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph william Hold
gcs OF Silver city are visitors In the
city on their honeymoon. They were
married on June "a at Hoehne. Colo
RADIO, Mt the home OF Mrs. Hodges
parents, MIR. and Mrs. T.. T.. Dunlavy.
They will make their home at Silver
City. Mr.. Hodges is "A candidate for
district attorney in the sixth judicial
district He was IA classmate Of W. a.
Keleher. city attorney at Washington
and Lee university.
MIR. and Mrs. Sidney We'll have
gone to the Jemez for a stay os a
few weeks. They left town today.
Colonel and Mrs. Alfred Grunsfeld
will leave tonight for Chicago. New
York and eastern points. They eX-
poet to be away two months.
Dr. c. T.. Hathaway. OF Winslow,
Arizona, who was called TO Albuquer-
que on professional business. left for
home today.
Lonny Kilburn. who was gccident-
ally shot in the left lung more thar
a week ago, was able to be out OF
bed for the first time today. Ac-
cording to his attending physician,
DIR. W. r.. Lovelace.
Edward l.. Allen left last night for
his home In jamestown, n. Y, after
n visit here with his wife and
daughter.
O. W.. Kincald OF Amarillo. Texas.
will arrive in the city today to spend
tho weekend with his wife who
makes her home here.
G.. T.. French returned last night
from a months vacation In Califor-
MIA. He came back by train, leaving
his automobile at Long Beach with
his family who will spend the re
maindcr OF h summer there.
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DEATHS

CHAVEs-Reyes Sell Chaves died yester'
day afternoon AZ his home in the highlands
after . short illness. Fred Crollott il In
charge Of funeral Arrangements.
DOLAN-Mrs. Mary A. Doian. OF years
old. died yesterday. at her home south Of
the city. she lived here for the past ten
years. She Is survived BY ono daughter, Miss
Josephine Dolan and one sister, Mrs. Gather
Inc Conway. Strong Brothern' are In charge
of funeral arrangements. Funeral services
will be held at = o'elock on Monday morn
ing from the church Of the Immaculate Con.
certlen. the Rev. Father Lawton Officiating.
Burial will be In Calvary cemetery.
0HfE0O-ThG faneral Of Moses Griego
who died Thuradpy morning was held this
morninr at 1850 O'Clock from Crollott's
chapel. Bur'rl' was In Santa Barbara Gem
SKINNEa-Funsral services for Mr..
Reima W NkinnoF were held At $3.50 o.eloei
fhls affarnoan from c.. r. french's chapel
'fha REV. r.. y. Harvey ohhciated. burial
was IN Fairview cemetery. -
HALAZAR-Frnnk. SalhSar died last might
n ia home an WeAt if0mn avenue. He Z
r~nrvitnf ~ biz parents, eoe trother and tNs
sisters. Fred Croliots i In charge Of funeru'
a~rrahgentnih.
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MARRIAGE

William ID. MaHIrrE, n IasO. Tex. Mat
fina ilalmberg, Granger Utah.
Doroteo OailegaA. Albuquerque; Paeeniita
Torrrl, Albuquerque.
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by JAMES y


puuADEtpuIA .JuIv al have
iust md m exclusive interview with
,hn IIhcrty bcil n, has been some
tiwo ainro .bn tniked Tor nubiicntion.
~" tas, rrcvIo,,s nrcasion wns In iS3b
-, ,ha trn,noraJ of Cbirf 'Iustice Jobn
Worsh,ii This m@orninp oniv the
nvartT,i trd.u"rdence dav nersundoJ
nor to hrrnk nor long silence.
mo r,nny v,nJ ,ynmcn however.
,ha hni bns In tcd cnnugb In nor time
nnd rs sn0crcd for 4, ns nnV photo-
On MI ~ bcr sbnvys
u, n,,,st lao tr,iny IN no an exhibi-
,to, Ill H. ,turc I vnrtnrnd
"Itvprv daV IL "a mo,,th of sundnys.
,nd hesidcs mis- IL phiinI.Iubin. The
hoii cyniaineJ. 'aTbr minutes va bv
~ sioNIv Nou can rount them ike
givveTs On 3 rountrv road' They used
"a bnvn me in a rnsc Inn so MANY
neonic from Pninted Post ana kan
i,akee wanted To- be able 10 say they
Ind to,,chod mo thnt The
were Eoni busv ononina ana cIosina
the door of mn care. Now anyhodv
can touch mo The other dav n rnth-
or good-iooLinp vounr nerson from
wvoniny LissnJ mo Tbot vyns'nt hnIf
had -" 49,
"Iet,s net hack In the country's
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men In oficc today waste more of
their energy In telling what they are
going to do. They are all tired out by
the time they get down to work"
II don't follow YOU there / said.
"a good guy needs n good press
agent. Look at Mitchell Palmer.
Where would he be without his?"
Where, indeed" asked the bell.
besides. didn't ! hear something
about the way the department of JUS
tice treated aliens?"
"shucks." / said. ''They weren't
even citizens"
Would you mind looking at my in
Hcription?" said the bell.
I walked about the bell aud read:
proclaim liberty throughout all the
land unto all the inhabitants thereof.
Lev. XIV. 10"
Doesn't say anything about citi-
gcns there. does it?" demanded the
bell.
well. you've got to admit there arc
some big men today and right here In
Philadelphia. too | returned. What
about Penrosc?"
Don't make me laugh said the
bell, my lips cracked"
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NEW BOARD TAKES
OVER DAY NURSERY
Woman's Club Turns In
stitution Over to Cor
poration of Citizens

The management OF the day nursery
which was successfully organized and
operated by the Woman's club fof
the past is months has been taken
yer by u corporation OF citizens.
The institution Will be known as the
Albuquerque Day Nursery and Will
no longer be n Woman's Club phil
anthropy project.
The day nursery has been the chief
philanthropic work of the Woman's
club for tie past year IL was or
Sanized as an experiment and proved
Itself n necessity In the city. The
nursery has cost the club about So, 900
in maintenance for the past rs
months. The institution has now he.
come so well established hat It was
felt that a separate responsible body
should take over the management.
Tlhe Incorporators
Tho -incorporators OF the Albuquer-
u Day Nursery are; J. Il. Cox.
president: Mrs. j. q. Gould, vice pres
ident: Mrs. Margaret Mcdlar. secrc-
tary: J. w Leech. treasurer; and
Jcrrc Haggard. These will consti-
tutc the board OF directors for the
nursery. In addition a house COM
mittee composed of Mrs. william
FAR. Mrs. y. q. Gould and Mrs. Louis
Ilfcld was appointed to keep In i'm
mediate touch with the needs OF the
house.
The responsibility OF the day nur-
sery was taken over by the board OF
directors ut their first meeting on
July 1. II was decided at this meet
ing to proceed with the purchasing
OF the house nm South Edith street
which has been rented by tho Wo-
mans club for the day nursery. II
Is hoped to finance the institution
by enlisting popular sympathy In the
work thereby securing regular sub
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KANSAS CITY, Mo, July s.
Butter, eggs and poultry unchanged.
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MmkrtNeRs
New York Stocks

New YORK STOCKS
NEW YORK, July 3.~-EXchangc
steady; sterling go day bills 500 per
cent: commercial 60 day bills on
hanks 500 per cent: commercial 60
day bills 3S0h per cent; demand
394N per cent: cables 1855 per
cent.
New York exchange on Montreal
lex per ccnt discount.
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Produce

CHICAGO. July 3.-Buttcr un-
changed.
Eggs unchanged, receipts 1906
cases. ~
Poultry, alive unchanged.
Potatoes steady, receipts 3Gscars:
eastern stock $1O.5Oml1.75 barrel;
southern triumphs $500 6.2b cwt.
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Duke City
Dance Orchestra

The Duke City Dance Orchestra. the
city's latest and ~jazzlest musical ag-
gregation, IL establishing a reputation
for Itself as an AtNo. 1 dance orches-
ira. The new orchestra y booking
engagements for dances IN advance.
Any parties desiring their services
will be furnished Information by phone
No. 1851 or T.. q. Box 81.
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Supper Table
Gossip

Mrs. Fcrguso b. manager of the
room on the third floor Of the Luna
strlckler building, which are kept for
Harvey house employees, was fined
SIS In police court late yesterday
afternoon on n charge Of allowing
rubbish To accumulate. Her citation
to appear In court came as the result
OF the fire at tho building yesterday
afternoon, when two large baskets of
rubbish burned. Shc gave notice OF
appealing the ase
The meeting of the Mnr Mothers
OF America, which was scheduled TO
be held Monday afternoon has been
postponed until July 10 on account
OF Monday being II holiday.
The Increase In the price OF shoe
shines from 10 to IS cents for holt
days, Saturdays and sundays was not
the result OF any action on the part
OF the Shoe Sinners union, az preVt-
.ously reported. The action came after
agreement ON the part of the shine
proprietors. II was said this morn
ing hat there was no union of shoe
sinners In the city.
The sunday evening service at the
Congregational church Will be held at
7o'clock Instead of 7.3O rs announced
in the notice In the church column
today.
T6e Duke city Rifle association
will mold the regular shoot tomorrow.
The knights and ladies OF security
having cars are requested To meet at
w. o. w. hall at . a. m. Monday for
a picnic In the mountains. Anyone
having cars wishing to SO phone
i445-W.
The sumncr school will observe
Independence Day by "suspending
class work On Monday, July 8. John
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