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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-04-28

Coal companies have given the people understand that
they making great of money and that the
charges of proteerng without foundation Now that
prices have fallen from the pinnacle of last
is refreshing read the advertisement of Hooking Valley
coal mining company AS nducemen for people invest
in the coal mining securities of the company the advertisement
stated that the earnings of the company during 1920 FIVE
per month That but sixty per per year. Not
much profit for coal mining company be sure but quite
inducement for an investment
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-04-28

The debt of the United States which March 1s was
OOOO00000 reduced during the month by $7 59O33O
leaving balance of $23980 307 for the nation to pay
gether with the interest Secretary Mellon has said that
verea hundred millions of this debt will be paid during the
current month.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-04-28

Few people realize the magnitude of the automobile bust
in the United States There 1920 92 295
registered in the United States and the American people spent
in that for operation maintenance and de-
probation charges upon their which twice the
spent for railroad feghts in 1919 and nearly times the
spent for railroad fares and eight times what it
to the government before the world In regard
uales the automobile takes two lives to the railroads
On the other hand the railroads the of
exclusive of that the automobiles pay in license
fees and the automobiles this tax because they
highways that the property of the municipalities through
which they extend The automobile is taking the business
of the railroads Freight rates high that it is cheaper
to haul long distances by auto than by rail- and the diff
cuty of settling damages with railroad company when such
has preudced the people in favor of the truck
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-04-28

The value of American farms deprecated more than
So, 000000000 during the past year.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-04-28
Lot No. 1
SALE PRICE $500

This lot includes Mems Shoes-si,
to lin dress shoes, medium and he,
shoes-values up to $3.50
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-08
De excursion pOr ell
barriO de ''CialitoS'

La mission del maestro es ensefiar. ins
truir, predicar el bien y la moral para
Ell mayor adelantamiento del pueblo.
Y EN- cunplimiento de ese deber, fui-
mos en- allegro excursion hasta el barrio
de "Cialitos'' un grupo de maestros
y amigos de la instruction, celebrar
una conferencia en- la escuela one di-
rige Ell professor Felipe Lopez
Pin, como lie decimos todos Garlic
samente, es uno de los maestros mas
simpaticos y activos que tiene Ciales.
Els Ell idolo del barrio de Cialitos. Su
trabajo es excelente. Una buena escue
lita, arreglada por el; una asistencia
y una matricula buena; un gran boti-
uuin escolar Y sobre todo un huerto
escolar o K, segtn opinion de Mr..
Sykes, inspector general de Agricul-
tura.
Antes de empezar la conferencia. sc
nos sirvi6 un esplendido almuerzo en-
casa del Sr. villalobos, rico generoso
propietario. No Falt6 Ell clasico lech6n
nj el indispensable arroz con gallina
Entire los comensases, recordamos al
comisionado de Servicio Publico. don
Torfbio Rivera; al comisionado de ms
trucci6n don Jaime Coira; al inspec-
tor de Escuelas, senior Sandin, su
esposa; Mr.. Sykes, don Juan Carre-
ras, don Felipe Lopez, marshall del
tribunal municipal; al joven Vidal We
ga, al Lcdo. valentin Polanco de Je-
sus y los maestros Pepin Fernandez,
Quinito Oliver, Carmen Monies, Emf
liza Lopez, Ramona Hernandez, Rosa
Maria Selva y Mercedes San Miguel.
Despues del almuerzo, nos traslada-
mos la escuela para dar principle a
! la conferencia La concurrencia fue
buena. notandose gran animation entire
los padres de famiIia.
Despu6s de la aperture del 'acto, por
don Federico Colon, hablaron ell que
estas lfneas escribe, epLcdo. Polanco
el Sr. Carrera Y Mr. Sykes. Sc habl6
de todo. De Instruction. de moral y
del Banco Agricola. Ell acto concluy6
dentro de la mayor ammonia Todos los
ndmeros de canto fueron .acompafados
por la Banda Escolar de GALES.
Feicitamos al sr. Lopez, por su con-
ferencia y es bueno que muchos pueblos
imiten el ejemplo de Ciales. A sus
conferencias asiste todo 10 mas que
vale aqui Un pueblo que asi Sc ocu-
pa de la instruction tiene que pro
gresar. Por ESQ CiaIes es hoy una de
las poblaciones progresistas de Puerto
Rico.
Antonio C. MARTINEZ
Ciales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-08
Ciales.
202 cAsos DE CANCER cURA-
DOS PoR Ell "RADIUM'

Ell doctor Harvey R Haylord, direc
tor del laboratorio de s'Gratwick de
Buffalo, ha enviado la Legislature
la rlemoria annual de sus servicios De
clara Ell referido doctor, que varios ca
SOS de cancer fueron sometidos al
tratamieneo del ''radium' para a.
cual La Legislature habia designado an
teriormente $250,00O. De 5S7 casos en-
tratamiento, S5S dieron excelentes re-
sultados.
Afiade Ell doctor Haylord, que ell total
de los casos curados sumo 202, y que,
evidentemente, muchcs de esos ,casos
muestran ventajas para ser curados sin
difcultades, pesar de su gravedad
Ell exito feliz que ha sido obtsnido
en- todos los casos bajo tratamiento en-
este laboratorio, dice Ell doctor Hay
lord, Sc debe que fueron sometidos
a considerable cantidad de .sradium
v, sobre todc, al competente metodo
con que este fu6 aplicado.
81 laboratorio en- question, instalara
en- breve un aparato de Rayos x, atn
mas poderoso que cualuuier otro de los
existentes hasta la fecha, y el cual Sc
nsS en- copjunto con el tratamiento
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-08
SEVMLA

FL mas freaco, ample cemedoF con
vista Al mar. Dcpartlnsnto para fas
milias. Frenle Al sdlfcio dsl ssnado
y ccrca de Ioa denssa Centres Oftls-
les. Fl mas conveniente para tr4n-
seuntes -Se aiquilan 90 oamas -
manal. quineenal o mensuai floaps-
daje complete. $500 Gale de csis.
to, MIN. re. san guan Teitfcno ssa
p. q. box So. pforieiarle: PEDRO
ARRIETA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-08

En- el ccntro comercial de San
Juan, con vista a Ia bahia. Cotiene
110 habitaciones amplias con cuartos
de bafio. "Roof garden, sitio ideal
para bales, banquetes, "soirses'. Fl
sitio de reunion de la buena sociedad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-08
INCLATERRA

propictario. joe ~. Redriauez
Tanca No S. Teltfano 500. San Juan.
Puerto Rico. situado en- una a. las
y del Toltro. pr6xfuio = los MueIlcs.
Principalcs GALES. cerea del Trsn
contiRuo al Correo y dsmAa Ediheism
Fedcrascs. Busn trato Sewvieto sx-
ceiente. Sc sirsen Comiias . domici-
To. s. adgniten absuadoa . prrcios
m6dicos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-08
!QUE DECCRACIADA SOYl ESTE
DOLOR ME ESTA MATANDO!

~ STA es una exclamation que Sc oye
r.. de infnidad de ifIajekes porque sufren
horriblemente de dolores de espalda,
y Sc consideran desgraciadas por Greer
que tales padecimiehtos son naturales de
su sexo. Este esf un error muy grande
pues no existen tales dolores "propios del
sexo." FL dolor de espalda es uno de los
sintomas mas cOnaunes del NAL de los
riiones es uno fle los .prirneros indicios
de debilidad renal Inmediatamente al
aparecer dicho dolor debe I'd. comenzar
a prestar ayuda a los rifiones, pues de no
hacerlo asi Sus paldecimientos seran ma
yores de dia en- dial. La falta de hltracion
en- los riiones cadsara que la sangre Sc
llene de venenos aticos pronto Sc senti-
ran en- las coytfnturas, miisculos, etc.
aquellos dolores due Sc denominan gene
ralmente ''reumaAKcos.s
Las Pad0YdS Fde Foster Para Los
RiE0MeS han salAadc miles de personas
del NAL renal To6ios los ingredien4es que
entran en- su complosicion son de primera
calidad; han sido t1sadas recomendadas
por mas de so amos. No, contienen drogas
de ninguna clasa que perjudiquen el
ORGANISING. ST Nsfente I'd. dolores de
espalda. dirijase innediatamente al la
botica mas cercanA compre un frasco
de PsIdoYds de- FokteY Para Les Raiohes.
De venta en- todhs las boticas. Solidite
nuestro Toilets 1kbre las enfermedaces
renales y Sc lo Hriaremos abselutaments
gratis.
ts) FOSTER secIELLAN co
nrfHF4f - Z A.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-08
COMMERCIAL

Los senores don Clinto Bartoli y D.
Manuel Talavera nos participan que
han consolidate las e1istencias de
"O.Bartoli & Talavera ca. y las de la
italian Art. Works" para conti-
nuar en- sus negocios de Importation
de marnnol y manufacture de alta ca
lidad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-08
CENTRAL

Edificio construido expresamente
para Hotel, modernamente equipado,
con ascensor, habitaciones con baio.
telefono, timbres Y cuanto requiere
cl moderno comfort. plan Europeo.
Restaurant a Ia clrta. Telefonos:
3S1-1144. Box 1852, San JOSE Plaza
Principal, San Juan, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-08

III mcjor > mas ventilado. colmAdo
q mejor surtido, articulas espaholea
rccibidos para Paaeuas , Aho Nasvo.
Frutas frescas todas laa semanaa.
prccios sin competeneia.
Ma4arnaz. y. e.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-08
CARIBE

Refinado, comfortable. c6ntrico. Pa
M familias y transeuntes. Toda cla-
Sc de comodidades. Magnitico servi-
clio. Precios razonables. Hay ascensor.
Tclefono 4S4. Altos Gel Pasaje Ma
tienzo. Gale Salvador Brau No. 81.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-08
BALEARES

ARECTBO, Plaza principal Hotel,
Cafe, CoImado Y Restaurant. Fl Nc
jor de Arecibo. Sitio para autom6-
viles anexo al Hotel.
PEDRO ORPI & Coz
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-08
'Varieliades" Bayamon

Segunda funti0n de la Compafiia Es-
|pafiola de 1Iarzuela de G6nero Chico con
la zarzuela los chicos de EscuelaA' y
Ell precioso saG nete Ell Nido del Prin
cipal''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-08
BeliSgraph (Catailo)

Eddie Folio en- su gran serie "La Da
ga que Dssaparece' y una cinta c6mi
ca ,ademas de un Acontecimiento Mum
dial.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-08
CINE REAL Y MONTE CARLO.

Los episodios ocho y nueve de "El
3ayo Invisible una comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-08
Rfvoli" (Rio Piedrasy

P.suline Fredericks en- el intense dra-
"a IA duier dal 49, ell gran hip
hotisks Silliee "a Dominador
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-08
CINE RIALTo":

Fred Stone en- su obra en- seis actos
titulsda "Los Acr6batas'.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-08
san JUAN
Cine "Tres Banderas"

Ell episode quinto de La Ciudad Per
ida, Ell sexto episodio de la Presa
de Leon" v una con.edia por ell Chato.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-08

FosTER.A :ccLELLAN co.
BuFKALo II. y, E. U. 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-15

WEST OF FIRST STREET.
A woL4SIEt Elk
aooi West Ca:y Street
6CkIOS'S DRUG STORE.
5000 West Gary Street
bHiRkEI's FHAnMACi.
a. Sursh Sat ppagi street
BLANK : HouLEN AID PHARMACY.
,soo HSsi !road Street
SAFEDO'S DRUG > TORE.
RouinscH s.d floyG.
hSO| Ek > PHARMACY.
hoo:Hsou aau main
THE BRANDS PHARMACY.
3sOl PATH At-GuG-
G. Z. kEHS.
22.s Hancve. Avenue.
SAoNE Avenue fhAiMAei
i0.t Grove Avenue
l. BOOh-ti.
1871, wesi Main Stree;
lsf W,s; Broad street
PUBLIC BRCG STOKES.
1901 iuiA Avenue.
WEST END CONFECTIONERY.
1891 West Main sueat
A. K. JOHANN
s17 Mcs, Main Street
PINE STREET PHARMACY.
11t south Pine Street
Z CliiOCCA BROS,
s.: West broad Street
v X MAY < BitOS--
as isrooh A,>nua-
1ARR-ANI 3KII EO2PASE.
Wrsi Broad Street
COHEN CO. DErAHrMEiSr STORE
Il Last broaa Street.
W. - SAGSDEKS.
s3e IVES. i-v,Sn street.
EAST Oh EiNsI sIKEET
scAER's.
1903 Norm rh.st street;
HUGHES futNlfuEE 60.
'.J Moth f!ith Street
}. II. HUME,
$50 So.ta Fourth street
RICHMOND PHARMACY.
Sc! East Main street
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riN.fNGlii
business Opportunities
80

y COOP BUSINESS wi,hou, capital hon
urabl", true .iud straight. worthy ut m
E"stiEation Fur; 1t oyer hrG under.
inside out. upside !p"m. clean, nigh
class business. ann. giving up hrCl use
OF old re-. Fuil instruction. $500. George
Wrl.es Mos"!ry. N"wburEh. y. Y.
AUTOMOBILE; repairs ana battery service.
small. but growing business. good loya-
'lun - West End. t,,nru aiocl, nearly.
Viii sell ioi 81 po: cent. Rent 400.
Address iIO1 II tlj. The Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-15

-,
Ninth anu Broad S;recta
ROLAND ii. CHIl.pUEY.
:. North Eighteenth SIresL
WILLIAMS IHAi.AIACY.
i"emi> nrst Aud Marshall S;ree.A
Sa%E.is PHARMACY
!"eniy-n'si aud Nam StIeeth
.tIi.AOCN. pHAnMACY.
-4-s Paramount Avenue.
.-a4OH's PHARMACY.
Ansnty SAID lnJ NenaSlc Si:se.I
=. l. yHNiu.
-sVv s..s, Broad Stree.
..v...'e ING sIGns.
.sJ1 :. 9iresL
T.. .,MI4ii.
ssy- i."s. Ma.eaau sus.t
Ai!L."r-h - IsiiUADS
~ EtSBGkGEK ).
FULTON.
-OA% :. NUAs4rs.
10 L.Ju!SsAG, street
Z. L.. .AlGA.iN.
I.Oi "l.sImsUu,s Avenue
a D4.-ACh = son.
1910 " i.i!,iilsSuTs Avenue.
SCUM RICHMOND.
Ils tAsi Ias!ith Stre~t
IL. }. rA!GIiSil,
1903 uuIi Street.
WASHINGTON II EARLY.
..is Hvu Street
MuuDi-,AD HEIGHTS
wOOpAAHo mEIGuTs PHARMACY,
S.p& SrMiIes Avenue
DAkIoA nEiGnTS.
Barton Hs:iu!iTS GoNFEcrio&kaY.
"a North Avenue.
ii .,nI.ASu rAKA.
-. i. VAUGHAN.
Fourth A,S"us anu stvar, Street
ROLAND rARk.
ARK VIE" PHARMACY.
1890 Maas side Avenue.
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1bC1fONS-LEC1LS
Auction Snlcs

Jacksonville. Fla. June 2l;h II. ~
,..r.si.d. writo Da"Ih u. Tra1ier. "a,
''uhsvS buliding. Washington. -. {.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-15
EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents

wanted, Travelling. WHO can
sol! Shrii"ld sllycrwarC. tin" china aud
glassware tC jcw"lTy stores as :, sid.
limo. In reply, state age. territory COY
cred ard experience. Address I. $50
caro- Times pis?at"h.
- MILES FER GALLON made with new
patented EaSrlur NaporiH"r Write FOR
PARTICULARS 'iranshy Naporizvr Co.
pukwana. \ Dakota.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-15
Legal Notices
lids CLOSE JULY 7TiI. 1921
siih,oeDo9 s., Water and Light Uond,.
'"4'ooo.oo, 50 Improvement Bonds.

~ o0S ~ o.: Water and Ligh; bonds:
scaled bids Tor tho purchase q, ,,,s
town of Franklin. Virsir,.a and ig5 non ne ne
OF general Improvement bonds for s,rce..
schvpl properties AMI other minor iinrroye
wiil b" rec wed n the und.r-ignca M 10
O'clock Il 81; Thursday. July 7,h. i,2i.
nominations az 81 600 90 each. ;,.y.hi.. so
years nftc- date, with intcros, pay,hIe
::c,ni"nnnaliy on August IL, and J'.hruarv
LIST i3:i, and ar. exempt from ta1.,ion
in m" STATE % virginia.
\ Gr,'ned ehsc. ttor 1900 90 mus ae-
town NJ ffanhlin. virginia. No bids Viii
o. o., hr"n.ii%IsA 70, loss than rar. ana ~"
town Of FraaAiin to rojec, any and al
z. \ rnErLow
". -. BrISTOw
flnanco COMMITTEE. Franklin Va
S'Ny u SffET'%$ o. rH& Int 2M*t;"s
SPECIAL meeting oG tho lo,. ownc,,
OF III rIorywooI Cemetery Com5any vi,
b. n"ii at ~. i;eai Estate Exchange.
on the :i,h day ~! jun. At O'Clock p ii
for tho following purposes:
!. To consider ana &C, upon an amend
provides Tor the "lectlo" Of tbr uoari o.,
directors. 20 a. to authorize ;hc increase
OF sHid board 10 s"eh nnmher. as tho lot
;'roNi'ic tor IN" hiiins OF vacancies In ,,..,
board between annual meetings
ora n.ccs. AIRY 10 make M tho fuil m, N
Dc'ship II tho board unicr tn, amcn,.eI
O. =" consider ami &C, up,u .,r,.
measure winch WI rroylho I mS,hoi i' fSr
am"ndins "a. hy,laws hereafter cher.
II. =. wIIHnnY.
President
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-15
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments md I!lnls

Apartments and Flats "a
TS-frnn room ard bath 10
= rooms ana bath Central and N.st
f.h'!. ii"hi"I-. N2I."" ana M I'os,-s-
sion NOW nni september let Soc ,h..
C%'nri'i, liEi 81 uur o'itce Norton 1;
BhnA binding,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-15
Funeral directors


AUl--!.d,>In graUv 'snrru iirrc;o-
and cnbaliUcr SOS EaSi NAlr Street.
Madison lsi. Eanio.yh $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-15
Help WnntctI-NInlc

h\uEMnuS prodts Ia Ica estate every
N'i1." "r "Np~ri"Iec Unu"ccs
w ,iH't you %Iiuatl Co
Wasl.as,on D. Z '"''''" h''S'
MEN wnui.I Two 90 run sia.iounr, r,su-
.i. 'HEiu" ~ Others Tor washing basins
i'"n'"Nnd is"a-W ~ \ VI, = ~
VI ~ wanted 20 learn the btIorr ;radc.
ul''i. SO tools free. diulun.as given.
WIZ" 'u' inf"riuatl"n. i:Ichmuud Rar-
Beer 'gitsgs tnt Eas, Marshall street.
Pm MIXERS wanted. two good plumbers
"i "" H.."tt"u licuson
HNi.tHai at"!. salesman vita au-
l"n"nN. &. ttt,r. N.isluiu. Nest Nir-
Elnlt '.-'t..t uf Columbia. %orth and
nous 70 nous. cauvHssiuE Calling on re-
tan and whul's.,i" trade Large com.
ms Ion paid Unless yuu Eavc the .billty
"' .i salesman Hp not apIIy Write or
't- 100 i"fs'u 10 NC Nyrth seventh
~'ronr Hehmouu Va
fINNtEr wanted. ny, G.si-,Iass Tin
n' ihr,. hoy5 Ia Learn unurrs ana
.N''I 'iFttl HuFN'.T- frtl". Npp!y
l'"aoen iu-t"m u south EirIth street.
WANTED s,.urh Ir-t Ass auto iar.
gAnnies. mas; he irs. ctass D. GJylc
Supn!y 1vmiHny. N."rurt %rws "a
WANTED. Two good c.rriara 'lacEsmith
n'lp.rs end ,W" painters. Apply SlS
~ NNrEp nIt"mor. unsHarl. yrr.--
man with ,nu..dvrtbir .Nr.-tor.', .n
ru"ts. nusi nH u'.. fu E,Nt good r.T,,.
'hrg AMY. stating WAGES Wanted to-
E'ihDf N.ih other IurftHuists .UI ,,.N..u.
N'" can :" 9" work. ~ 500. fi. D.-Ia. IA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-15
. the Clty and State BY Using I'D Want Ads
ADVERTISING


RICHMOND
edit
IN
u \
2bAc word MIN ~
i've n !!
W
a Il
scale or uuStio
subj other
uue,S IL cents y
mus cuunpau
term rates
as p Nj. each wee
and . 81 aurday
i:sE HXAN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-15
Wantcd-To Rent 81

DESK STAGE wanted. Attorney desiring
to open branch oftico In city. desircs dcsk
space in Office of reliable person. Box
II SIS. Tho Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-15
Situations Wnntc,i-Fcmalc 80

SCHOOL tclChrr WANTS pla a.,
as companion. to elderly person or at
tCndant tor invalid. Miss Corrinnc
Hogus. TAFT. Va.
HptSES EErER- Educated woman. cap
able taking entire charge at home and
chi!drcn. References. Address Box /.
~. rhe pisuutch.
Experienced teacher wants
position 10 each IA public ~ privat.
school. Professional cert i;irutc. Refer.
"nc.s given. Address l.. O BOX $50.
Richmond. VA.
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si,up.,uus wnn,cd-AIale ~


BOOK Is EEp Err Experienced double
h"ohkcvpvr. cHpaJl" compiling financial
statements, out "inplu! mrnt arColn;
business depression. wants Immediate
come elton. Sotary public. Best cr.,!.i-
jials. Married. liua = G32, The Dis
patch.
ENEEGErl, experienced young man
wants position Ia wholesale or retail
stnr". Hon = doI Tin Dispatch.
.%EKGETiC YOUNG MAN wisrcs ,.rn.-
uent or temporary place anywhere -,
Virginia. ENpcricrrcd retail clerk, col
hector. travelling. know - States. 'rh.,
best references. Au: good opening. issA
- $50. The Despatch
rNPIST-YounE man typis, desires clerical
employment tn> II 500. Tho pispa, Oh.
NOUNCi MAS Wanted. position by young
inan u years Old, morc than Wei Srown
Tor his ts'. healthy ANA strong. III some
good wholesale iOhhiug house a. stock
ar order clerk or ANY work that would
best ivNl TO thorough knowledge OF :hr-
business NJ idea IL To- MAKE u sales
man some day. rhiuii hay" some OF
the markings. About a years business
sNporl"nu" and Al references as to
character. etc Address BON II COB. Tho
Dispatch.
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CAMP TAYLOR HOSPITAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky.
AT ABSOLUTE AUCTION
Tuesday Jun. III

100 buildings 90 acres Of land and all
w!i =" sold III toss 10 suit buy
"rs. without reservation. There ar. four
l6p IL l.. high pressure. tubular boilers.
] %. 900 feet 90 a'.iuvh. &c. radiation :,
vast quantity OF pine. ranging from J., to
: inches: porcelain sinks washstan,!s
Iriunis and toilets with ,nnI melee! east iron
tanks aud -utm"l'd bath tubs. hotel
hitChcn equipment. turluiIuE copper coffee
urus, copper cooking boilers. steel tah!.s
lax. ranges. large ice bones or cold rooms
pot racks duu range tLUup.~~ The lumber
i'm hes" buildings is ui very desirable
VGultJy and inulu'lrs much dimension stuff.
cedar posts. wRl Lngrd and an !nucns.
UgiUhcr OF window sash rha land viii
ne sold in small farms Sale viii b. held
rain or shine beginning Tuesday June II.
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ROOMS IND BOdRD
Rooms With Board


FRASkLlS STREET. 200 EASr--Ifnn nd
HomeiS furnished rooins. with or With
put oath. Wo maxi" speciality VI table
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Buslnc,s scr,i,r, Ou,,..I

80 - ~ - L.NbS- AN SiSCS.
OIu:! no" A.G ,..-!u the t.sU Ma.....
h'Cu"o"d A""ins Co.. 81 NoTIh
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GRACE ST. -. III largo, ami ON, .tn.It
room. also sl.eping porch connectiLs
convenient to bath. Suitable for par
ties or single
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Rooms for hou>c:.rcp,np q

FIFTH ST. y. Oa-IiandSonciy furnished
light housekeeping suite. Also room,
GRACE, ". Zoo ihrv- rooms and b,th:
suitahIc HShi Misunderstanding Iod !nx
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-12
TAGGING ALL THE BASES

No game here today, but the Red
Sox will be here tomorrow and Sunday.
Elmer Miller, playing center field
for the Yanks, is fielding in good style.
but waking no echoes of applause with
the stick.
The Pirates nipped the Cubs in both
ends of double-header and forged
another half game ahead of the
Giants. Hamilton and linn were the
winning pitchers.
Babe Ruth hammered out his forty
third home run and helped the Yanks
defeat the Athletics.
The Giants and Dodgers split even.
Frisch and Kilduff made homo runs
In two heavy-hittins games.
Christenbury's pinch hit In the
tenth drove home the winning run for
the Braves In their game against the
Phillies.
Bohne got four hits out of four
times up and accepted fifteen of six.
teen chances in starring for the Reds
against ST. Louis. Rixey held the
Cardinals safe.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-12

Up AHEAD WITH
AUTUMN WAY
Coach Exendine Expected to
Call Out Georgetown
Squad In a Month.

Football is rehearsing already for
the big show this fall and interest is
picking up. Inside of three weeks
five of the big Eastern teams will
be in the field ready for action, and
the early preping is under way even
now.
Yale takes the field for training
the first week in September with the
brightest outlook the Blue has had
since 1914 and renewed confidence in
rad Jones.
Princeton, with a veteran team
only slightly hurt by graduation
losses and the strongest subs the
Orange has had in generations, will
be week later in getting started.
1t is reported that a number Of
the Tigers have been working In a
Western industry this summer and
incidentally keeping up practice. so
that Princeton pins hopes on another
championship.
Harvard will start the second week
in September with the usual ire
mcndous squad.
The Crimson has at least seventy
trained men of near varsity. training
and experience with which to start,
and, according to the scouting re-
ports. more and better prep school
material than has been added in
years.
Georgetown, again to be coached
nv Albert A. Exsndine, of Carlisle, Is
expected to be called out for practice
about September IS. The Blue and
Gray's strength this season cannot
be forecast.