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Arizona republican., 1920-02-15

buStion. All these result from the fact that the incoming gas, after being thor oughly vaporized by passing over the hot combustion chamber, hits this un- jacketed hot spot the instant it gets through the inlet valve. This hot spot is controlled and never becomes exces- sively hot Part of the intake mani fold is in contact with the water mani fold. The flow of cold water is faster as the speed of the motor is increased. so that the water remains at a constan temperature. This exclusive construc- ton takes the best from the air cooled motor and combines with it the ob vious advantages of the water cooled type
 Inclined valve action. found only in one imported car and in one of the highest priced American motors, is a feature of the new Stakeholder Light Six. With this new type of valve ac- tion, where the valves are inclined at an angle of 20 degrees, and with the new intake manifold design, the gases in the combustion chamber are not de- flected in any way. There is practi- cally a straight line passage into the combustion chamber. providing maxi mum economy, perfect combustion and precluding the possibility of any un yaporized gasolene lying on top of or sseeping down past the pistons.
 The Light Six is the only car, with
  ably over $3,000, that has the crank shaft and connecting rods machined all over. These machining operations insure perfect balance. A corps of ex- pert inspectors to check up on the work of the machinists. and every crank shaft is in perfect running balance when 1t. is passed by the final inSpec- tor for assembling. Connecting rods are 10 inches in length or equal to that of a well-known make of car selling at nearly three times the Studebaker price. Little angularity, less side wear on the pistons and better balance re- suit.
 Among other noteworthy features are a convenient and accessible ad- justment for taking up wear on the chain used in driving the timing gears; three point suspension for motor and transmission: straight line frame con struction with no offsets: oil treated nickel-steel transmission gears; and 8 construction that obtains straight direct line drive without angularity in the driveshaft.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
EAST INDIAN SAYS BOTH
 LODGE AND RINN WRONG

NEW YORK.-According to Yoga- nanda. an East Indian swami living here. both Sir Oliver Lodge and Joseph Rinn. who has offered $5,000 for proof of communication with the spirit world, are wrong.
 Sir Oliver is wrong. the swami said, because there are really no spirits. Mir. Rim errs because there are really physic phenomena
 Let MT. Rim come with me to In- dia into the jungle, and I will show him the wonderful things the yogi do.' said the Indian.
 His business might suffer in his absence" suggested a reporter.
 He seeks truth returned the swami. "Let him follow the quest to the end"
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
CHARLEY SPOILS IT
 FOR THE CHILDREN

have long claimed Charley Chaplin. It was recently suggested that the house he was born in be marked by a tablet. Then Chaplin spoiled it all by writing. from Los Angeles. that he was not born there, but in another part of London.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15

The Czechs have provided for q standing army of 100000 as a delicate way of showing their faith in the league.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15

Twenty states and the Territory of Alaska produced gold in 1919.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15

Cotton heads the 1919 export list with a record value of $1,313, ,0O0. GOO.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
Essex Triunnphs Confirm It the New Dominant Type
Its 5OF7ours af Top Speed Endurance Mark IS Un- matched But That Is Proof Of Only One of the Fine Car Qualities Essex Brings to the Light Car Field

space. You who have prospected car- lined curbs for gap in which to fit big car, appreciate what it means to find convenient parking.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15

The light car saving in gasoline, oil and tires is no longer question of a few cents daily The difference in these items today is far greater.
 And of great importance also are the light car advantages that present-day crowded street traffic force every buyer to consider.
 The light Essex needs no unobsuucted boulevard to make fast time safely. 1t is away quicker. 1t stops, starts, turns and picks up, with speed and ease impos- sible to heavier types.
 And it needs only .imited parking
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DIED.
Marriage Licenses

Wilbur + Tomas. 8. U. 5. Army. and
Celeste h. Williams q. Of Kichmu,.d, Va.
III" Rev. Marin i. J. Egan
John IOis;. 81. Of Detroit. Mich. and Ruth
EliG laTson. i. Of this city. The Rev. G.
Z DAVIS.
Csr'- Robert 1t. Glenn. q. Of the British
En.ba-s' and Jane A stony. Of this city.
Tie Rcv. Charles Wood
Samuel \. ostrow. q and Mar Ksss, IS.
both OF tins city. The Rev. Benjamin l.
Gr.sSuIdn.
Har, II. Cards. 81. of this city. and Beul,h
Nethcingtan. 3. Of Baker. ore. The Rev
H4rry L. Mitchell
Allen Il. Thrift. e. q wcstmore,and County.
Va. and Jennie q King. 10. Of Richmond
County. Va. The Rev. John II. JefHcS.
Edward c. Os,7os % and sylvia Goldberg.
=. both Of this cit. The Rev. Benjamin l..
Gre
Eugene b Walker. =, and Alice z Hum
rhres. 4. both Il Wanrnton. Va. The Rev.
II S"hrp,Jr
E,=rne IL Tarku. q. and Juhl F. Elliott.
10, hth q AeNanGr,>, Va. The Rev. Ea1y
y. Mitchell.
ChJrl", \. frocmsn 5. q Rookdalc. DcIa
ware County. Pa. and Laura Ward. z, "'
Wa'rrly. Md The Rr,. William A HaSscrb,.
Hauan L. Alien. y. aud ADA !. ,icther,Il.
70. hih # TIL C',. Tie Rev. Jams 4 SMITH
Harry Il. Torrng. q. Hot Spring. Va. and
pa1. Ne u T.. .,-rr:.r. 70 Of Clifton Tor.r Va
The L., H"wa.i = Downs
MrIis = Ha.;;.,-.. q. of Grad. Ar and
Fran 81, Msr'"u Patterson. =. e this city.
II Ecy. Juru { t",nhayrr.
TTrma, II. N,1:lls,nr. -. T. :. Amy. and
TIra Ius,ri.l. =; Il tbs city. Tie Rev.
John JyHrc>.
Alfred 4 MaN,N 3 and Mrs France, Msy
Wait. -. Io,'r uf Eir'rnr.rl. Va Inc Rev
samuel r. Roe
, ,r IN, %, , A. C., n
IN, ,-,, -,
~ %uH ,i'i a. ~, W s'''''
!""ih y smith =. Of BeTTa, stafford
H''utN. Va. ard Edith +. bullock. z. am
h'uih. stafford Can't. Va. TIE Rev. Har
VaId {. stewart
Gerry, H. Bowie. II = and Katherine NJ
Hartman. -, .ls,,h ri this ,~t, The Rev. J.
\. Mr;rath
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

PURSUANT TO SECTION i. ARTICLE 8.
OF bylaws notice Is hereby given that the
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of The Capt.
tai faction Company for the election Of a
board OF directors for the ensuing year and the
Transaction Of such ether business as may be
brought before the meeting, viii be held at the
office Of the company. s6th and n sts NV.
Washington, d. G.. on Wednesday. January "a.
$50. at 1913 O'Clock a. m- The polls will be
open from II O'Clock q. m. until Il O'Clock noon.
H. ID. CHAMPION. Secretary. dsz-lit
r, GOLDEN DONALDSON AND CHARLES
ICowles Tucker have removed their law offices
TO the Commercial National Bank Building 18th
and @ SITS Telephone Main &C. de3l-Tt
FOLLOWING THE EXPERIENCE OF LAST
year We now know that prices were bound TO
60 higher. Were We wise? Wen. our Offers
were and are the sky limit and up they stay, so
it's good-day. and we buy ladies' and mems
worn clothing. shoes. etc Cali Main Il5.
JUsTH'S OLD STAND, els ID. ja3h
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ARMY OF CENSUS
! WORKER MOVES
Figures May Aid District IL
Gaming Needs for School
Improvement.

An army OF enumerators, 3s7 o,
theml left the Census Bureau yes.
terday after a weeks daily fnstrue-
ton. and will not return for tive
weeks, when they are due TO com.
plete their work.
A short time thereafter, accord.
ing TO Robert L. Mattingly. direc.
tor OF the census for the District
the returns will have been com.
piled and tabulsted and the statis-
tics available.
Ohicials in the census once be.
ieve the returns will show the
District to have a larger popula.
ton than indicated by the fgures
compiled recently by the police de.
partment. TIe police estimst. wa
455.52E.
Every person in the city, as well
as in the United States. must an
sw'r tho questions asked by I've
enumerators. who are protected By
the government. They carry
commission signed by Sam L. RoE.
ers, director OF the national census
and are prohibited from divulginn
information they receive.
The movement for Increased
school facilities in Washington viii
receive additional ammunition for
the proposed demand on Congress
for more funds by the new cenrus
figures. showing the exact number
Of children in the District. theit
ages and the number who will en-
roll for the next session.
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WOMEN'S Wear
LURES THIEVES
Stolen Articles Range From
Silk Boudoir Cap to
Seal Muf.

Thieves stole women's wearing APP
parel yesterday in stores. apartment
houses and street cars.
A tan suit case, containing women's
wear and a gold cavalier, with a total
value Of 500, was stolen from Mrs..
L. Dobson, 35l7 Thirteenth street
northwest, while she was going home
on a street car from Union Station.
Miss Nellie Tolles. Ills X street
northwest. reported clothing. a camera
and toilet articles, Of a total value
Of more than &C., stolen from her
room.
While shopping in Kanu's store
yesterday. May H. Powers, rs Seven
teenth street northwest, had stolen
from her a seal mum valued at so.
A package containing a silk boudoir
cap and six silk handkerchiefs was
taken from the mail box of Miss Z
Mahoney. apartment (, the Riverton
apartment. 1872 Corcoran street north
west. yesterday evening.
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Crazed by Bootleg Rum,
Prisoner Leaps on Cop

Supposedly crazed from the ef-
fects Of bootleg booze" Robert
Jackson, one Of thirteen prisoners
yesterday in the cages at the Police
Court. suddenly sprang upon Turn
key Sam KendIg. and was handling
him severely when Bailiff Paul
Garrett came to the rescue.
The prisoners were being lined up
for their long. cold ride in the van
to the Jail, when jackson made his
attack. 1t was not until Policeman
John T. Hatton. of the court detail.
a man OF powerful physique. seized
the rum-crazed man that he could
be placed in the vehicle.
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DEATHS REPORTED.

Robert 4 Smith, 70 year,, Is r l. ave. NV
May Tompkins y. 7GS Mass. ave ne.
Margaret II. &. 4 Dodge q. ljOe 18th st. nv.
Alfred Cammack. GO, Nat. Homeopathic Hospt.
Francis 4. NJ. Posey. %. Geo. Wash. Hospt
Emily NJ. Birmingham. 81. 10 81. NV.
Howard Beall. g.. Emergency Hospital
Methel StiCkleS. =. Geo. Washington Hospt.
Mary b. Burssy, 81. ZIG + ST. ne.
James S. Bedm. g. st. 7iEabeth's Hospital
Harriet G. Bechcr. g 800 18th st. nv.
FrAncrs Van POIsr. 10. Homeopathic Hospt
Ch - A. Shields, IS. 1851 + 81. NV.
Osborne r. Dennis. g.. 81 L 81. Sc
James T. Cclc. co. 18th and Bapt. Church
/. sw.
Emma A. Alexander. q. 2s3 18th st NV.
Henry C. Miller. "a, So 47th st. ne.
Garfield Merritt IS IL 3rd St sw.
Andrew Tyler Sc O'Briens court nv.
JOSEPH q. bay. e. $50 Olive ave. NV.
Louise Green n. Wash. Asylum Hspt.
Louise Fox. 20. Wash. Asylum Hospt.
eddie Henderson. a, 1915 5th 81. NV.
Charles II. Frazier. 10 mon, rZ3 Seston ct. NV
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Here Is Sensible Treatment that
Gets Prompt Results.

For real, downright. harassing,
discomfort, very few disorders can
approach so-called skin diseases,
such as Eczema, letter, Boils.
eruptions, scaly irritations and
similar skin troubles, notwith-
standing the lavish use of salves,
lotions, washes and other treat
ment applied externally to the IT.
ritated parts.
No one ever heard of a person
being afflicted with any form of
skin diseases whose blood was in
good condition. Therefore, it is
but logical TO conclude that the
proper method of treatment for
bimples. blotehes. sores. boilx
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Itching, Scratching, Skin Diseases
That Burn Like Flames of Fire

rough, red and scaly skin, is to
purify the blood and remove the
tiny germs of pollution that break
through and manifest their pres
ence on the surface of the skin.
People in all parts of the
country have written us how they
were completely rid of every trace
of these disorders by the use OF
IS. S. S, the matches, purely
vegetable. blood purifier. S. S. S.
goes direct to the center of the
blood supply and purifies and
clesnses il of every yestige OF
foreign matter, giving clear and
ruddy complexion that indicates
perfect health. Write today for
free medical advice regarding your
case. Address Swift Specific Co,
AS Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. ca.
ADV.
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Death Due to Thin Skull.

William S. WignaH. whose Iifeless
body was found on Good Hope Road
hill on December Is. died from q
hemorrhaEe brought on by his falling
and striking his head on a rock, ac-
cording TO the verdict OF a coroner
jury yesterday. WiEnaIl was found
TO have a Sub-noTGal skull. in that
IL was very thin.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.

Walter S. and Mary O. Andrews. hwy.
Harry G. and Emily ". Annis, boy.
Edward +. aud Mary Hanley. hoy.
Gus and jamie CalaTritinos. girl.
Harry and Mary Watson. girl.
Ic Roy and Virginia NJ. Reinburg. girl.
Joseph and Marie Maggie. girl.
Alexander L. and Viola James, jr.. girl.
William b. and Frankie c. Wade. girl.
Wallace and Mary S. Tinker. girl.
t7Oise and Rosa v. Tinsley, girl
John and Edna Briscce, hoy.
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
MADAM IEN0RE

GIFTED. CLAIRvOyANT AND MEDIUM
Gives trIle and good advice on business !oe.
divorce and marriage. Tells how to gain success
In anything you wish TO do. Tells how TO over
come evil influences; how 70 gain and hold the
one you love. Her ADVICE will help you. you win
BE wiser ard happier after seeing this gifted
medium No guess work or questions asked.
What she secs and tells comes true Tells the
full name Of WIG yon- vii marry. the day and
month Give her 4 trial before you cTitiCtSs;
come and be convinced what a natural born
clairToysnt can do. Satisfaction or no chArgeA
Hours. y a. m. to SO , N. Closed sunday
III ELEVENTH STREET NV.
Tun Of
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Held for Wife's Death

Joseph Chase. colored. was hsl1 for
grand jury action by the coroner's
jury which yesterday investigated the
death OF Chsse's wife in a hospital
recently.
Chase, it was testified. had hurled
a lighted lamp at his wife. setting
FIRE 10 her clothing. She was said to
have died from the injuries sustained.
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MADAM PARKER

GIFTED CLAIRvOYANr AND MEDIUM.
II you are going to seck advice or help
why not consult one who is Ern known.
VINO ia here permaientlyl This gifted
lady an tell you anything you wish TO
family Affair." Wien aad whom You will
marry. Whst part Il the country ia best
for you What to do TO Re Successful in
life. RenyTcs evil influence. Tells how
10 win and hold the one Of yrur choice
Satisfaction or chsrCes Rsadnup. $40.
III Z St NV, between Eth s=.i i3ih- uo5u
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Scores Of Prisoners
See Murderer Hanged

Chicago. Jan. s.-RaeffeIo Durrazior
a convicted murderer. was hanged IN
the Cook County Jail today while
scores Of prisoners looked on as in
voluntary and unwilling spectators
Prison authorities hsd arranged that
the execution would be witnessed by
the Jail prisoners for the moral ef-
feet IT would have on their criminal
tendpncEas
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PROE BELMONT

Noted ClairEoyant and Palmis, can read your
life BY the lines "a your palm. which are ths
reCOI5 c. your life. Being a graduate OF two
tolleees OK palmis1y his wonderful gift q
second sight enables him to lift the veil Of mSs
terry and reveal to ycu :nportsnt mstteTs q
your future life. GiIss ad,icr on hIsiress lna'.
tiers. love health and famiI, Affairs; tells rams
ct your future Tsband ~ wife: tells II one you
love Is true false: what Iart nj the country Is
lucklest to you, what 20 do to be slIceessful in
life: removes troubles Of all nature; LTnEs the
- sTatsd together; tells the secret Of having
,EeTS.'nsl Influence with your associates. Irot
Belmont u a Psychologist Of World RsloWn
Reading. s. 1875 New York ave. nv. ueIt
5S0r To Mzsu1Ir Tsnnrle
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MADAM JEANETTE

EEpuan PaImiU and ClairTOyant. tinaraa-
tees to read your entire lie: she does not tell
10 please but before you utter q word she will
tell what You called for: names and dates OF
when and who you will many; II true or fSSs.
bow to Vim and hold the one ysG co love; what
business srd part Of the country is best for yoI
and Just what to do to make a success :" life:
special readings. 81 90. 800 7tb a. nv. opposite
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-KNIGfiTS OF CO
lumbus building at Seventh and
Penna. ave. NV. Must be removed
by February !. Price named to in
clude all expenses incident to remoy-
al of building. For further iinfor-
nation inquire of c. F. O'CON-
NELL. knights of Columbus build
ing. Seventh and Penna. ave. NV.
ja3a
LIGHT AND HEAT-LAMPs. LANTERNS,
and stoves; 800 to ZOO candle power; brighter
than day; safer and cheaper than candles; get
one for your country home. MFG. AGENT,
s2 7th ct. sw. desost
YoU CAN'T HIDE YoUa AD IN Ths
Classified colunlns-for there isn't hiding
Place there. These ads are READ. mh24-ti
WILL. CALL - NY oNi.ETTEKED AUTO
mobile, city or suburban, and par s>u highest
prices for ladies'. gentlemen's. chiIiren's dis
Uarded clothing. Of al descriptions. Address
| postal or phone ] will call. Z. RICE. Iss2 fta
ct. NV. North I75s fed.u
JUST REcEIVED : IMPORTED LEEcHEs.
parrots. eanAriso. goldhshes, rabbits, dogs.
,auariumE. etc. sCBMID's BIRD STORE. III
NH Il. nv. ociitf
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WANTED-AGENTS.

A LIVE SALESMAN WHO Is IN GOOD
standing in the Catholic Church can learn Of
wonderful business opening. Address RON
M. HCrOld Office lass
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

IGs CALVERT ST. NW.-NICEIlY FURNISH
ed front room. next TO bath; a. m. J.. suit
able for two. Phone Columbia 5ess last
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MADAME D'ASHMAN.
Gifted ClairvoYant, Gard Reader

Gltted Clalrvoyant, Gard Reader
Will help you in love. marriage divorce. brsi-
mesa or changes; she can tell you lots Of thing
you will be glad to know Special holidays
readings 81; hours. III; Sundays. -. 1901 q
81. NV, Room 33. Cor 18th and G, opposite
DroOps Music Store. DELFT
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Mrs. BOSWELL.

PIANIST AND CLAIRVOYAST
Gives advice on business matters love health
and family Affairs: tells if the one you love is
true ur false, what part OF the country is luck
lest TO YOU. what TO do to be successful in life;
when and whom you will marry. In fact. no
matter what your hope fear or ambition come
to this noted pal;nist and find help. There is
no need for anyone to he unsuccessful or I'M
happy. No matter what the cause her advice re-
moves all trouble. She guarantees satisfaction.
Readings, Sl.O. 10 9Th st. NV. between G and
II SITS de5l7t
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HELP WANTED-MALE

hELf WAN l6D-mALE
MEN AND BOYS BETWEEN Is
and IS years of age, with bicycle
or motorcycle, as message carriers.
Salary average $50 month; 8-hour
day or night assignments. Perma-
nent position. Apply Mr.. LAY
DANE. first floor, l407 G st. NV.
PROOFREADER AND JOB
printer; splendid position for the
right man. HAYWORTH PUB.
HOUSE. 629 G st. NV. ja3-3t
EX-SERVCE MEN. ATTENTION.
Are you looking for a job? APP
ply to KNIGHTS OF, COLUMBUS
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. Penna.
ave. and Seventh st. NV. de3l-H
BOY TO WORK AS MESSENGER
in the editorial department of The
Washington Herald. Apply to the
CITY EDITOR, between 2 and E
p. m. delft
BOY FOR OFFICE WORK AND
10 run errard5; good opportu-
ni,y. Apply MIR. BRYANT, Herald
Office. de23-tf
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PALMISTRP,
MADAME EINGER

yuu ANYTHING ycrI wish 10 know; satisfaction
SO Pa ave. NV tUIstsrSl.
tiff
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ds6tf

BE A NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENT AND
earn SIS to SID weekly. according to your
ability: SIS to So weekly IN sva-e time; eNpe-
Renee unnecessary: 70 CanTassing: subjects sug-
gested; sind for free booklet: tells how Ma
de2s-7t
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MADAM EPPY,
RIZPAH EIDON
SCIENTIFIC ASTROL0GY.

PERSONAL LIFE READINGS
Verbal. s.; typewriter Forecasts, s. ~;
Chhdren's HOROSCOPES and Vocational Guidance
FRANK THEODORE ALLEN Director AStro-
Iogical Research Society. lO5 NV Phone
franklin 662- Appointments preferred.
LIGHT ON ALL LIES PROBLEMS.
no4-d
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

A WOMAN OF ABILITY WHO CAN STAND
-four or FIVE hours day working fuT us; can
soon become independent; a new rl1l With
| ueot idea in saleswumanship. Address BOS
! R5. Herald ofhcs. ja3j
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

4 HIGH CLASS SALESMAN FOR A UNI
que and striking proposition; appeals to the
Telto-dO and cultivated; 10 engagement con-
sidersd with a man who hasn't earning capacity
Of at least $50 week three or four times as
much can be made by getting in on the ground
floor; this is a wonderful opening for a gentle
man Of culture and ability; snare time may Be
prohtably employed. BON 72. City Postof-
hca ia3l5t
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A GOOD BUSINESS

without capital. Memorable and straight, strict
" Your own; Ian is new; of great value.
GEORGE WELLES MOsELEY. Newburg.
y. Y. de5l-7t
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WANTED-FURNISHED ROOMS.
WANTED-A STEAM HEATED ROOM BY
an educated lady in government employ; about
80; prefer Mount Pleasant car line. b. L.
BACHELOR, 1875 Park road. jaSL
ONE OR TWO ROOMS wELLFURNIsHED
northwest by January 10; state all detats-
Address a. II. LORANGE, III Staples n. ne
ja2st