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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-13
HOUSE COMMITTEE
DELAYS MEASURE

WASHINGTON, April 13.-P)-
The Republican steering committee Of
the House today deferred action OIL
n demand from group of Midwest.
ern members that three items be elm.
mated from the $3G,000,000 rivers and
harbors bill and considered scpar.
ately.
The items are for a survey Of the
All-American c>Ial in New York: the
project for n nine-foot channel from
Chicago to the gulf. and the proposal
for federal purchase Of Cape Cod ca.
nal. Those leading the move for sep
arate consideration say the projects
are too large for an omnibus meas
urc.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-13
HOME wEATHER FOR TOURISTS.

Chicago: Temperature. So clear; less
than ten-milo wind from the east: low
est temperature in thu last 81 hours, SO;
highest, IS.
Kansas city; Temperature. -: clear;
less than ton-mila wind from tho south
lowest temperature In the last 20 hours,
~; highest, 50.
New York; Temperature. IS: cloudy:
ten-mile wind from the east lowest
temperature In the last 81 hours, 80;
highest ~.
81. Leuis' Temperature, IS; clouds
fess than tcn-miIe wind from the north
west: lowest Temperature lu the last 20
hours, 36: highest, a..
Washington: Temperature, IS: cloudy ,
less than tcn-mlls wind from the north
east: lowest temperature In the last IS
hours, 90; highest. i6.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-13
PARIS BOURSE.

PARIS. April 13.-lPl-Priccs were
heavy on the houTse today
Three per cent rentcs, ~ francs, Is
confines.
Exchange on London, 40 francs. 50
confines.
Five per cent loans, 81 francs. Is CEN
times.
The dollar was quoted at IS francs,
d contimcs
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-13
The Weather
TEMPER RES.
FORECAST.

San Antonio nnG vicinity: Tuesday
night ana Wednesday partly cloudy:
warmer Tuesday night light 10 modCr-
ste variable winds becoming southerly.
East Texas Tucadly night, partly
cloudy and warmer, Wednesday, partly
cloudy: warmer noTthGart portion light
20 moderate north 10 GOutheust winds
on the coast
West Texas: Tuesday night and Wed.
nesday. partly cloudy. warmer TueEday
night
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-13
CHICAGO POTATOES.

CHICAGO. ATgl l3.-P-Potatoes
Dcmans and trading slow, market dull :
receipts. 1Sf cars; total United states
shipments, 500 ears; Idaho sacked rus
setE very few sales. S5.OO05.25. fancy
shade higher; Canada TEoked round
whites, 800 n iGO, according 90 quality
apd condition.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-13
WEATHER MAN CLAIMS
,MlLWAUKEE'S OPENER

The weather man began claiming
opening day games carly. Before noon
milwaukee decided that its opcning
American Association game with
Louisville could not be played because
The field could not be put in condi.
non IN time after snow was cleared
from it two days ago.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-13

DIR. F. c. Walsh has returned and
resumed practice.-(AdvD
DIR. 7. j. WaIthaII has returned,
ryc. ear, nose and throat hospital, us
Main Ave.-(Adv.)
The prizes Wednesday at the Labor
Temple are worth while. That hot
dance. Sole Killcrs-(Adv.)
Attention =. o. 4. The big class
going in We'd, April II. Big show.
Be on hand at 30. Candidates re-
port at Z p. m.-(Adv.)
DIR. 7. j. Walthall has returned.
Eye. car, nose and throat hospital.
12S Main ave.-(AdvD
DIR. F. c. Walsh has returned and
resumed practice, Moore Bldg.-(Adv)
Dancing tonight. Toxic Roof garden,
featuring an all colorcd jazz orchestra.
-(Adv.)
Some lucky person will get the Five
Dollar gold piece rs a prize at the
Midway Wednesday mite. Music by
Merrymakers.-(AdY. -.-,..--.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-13
MEXICO SE|ZES
GOLDSUPPLY
Of BANKS
Private Institutions Of
Chihuahua Closed for
Exports to u. 5.

JUAREZ, April 13.-CP)-Thc or
der of the federal government which
yesterday resulted in the closing Of
all private banks in chihuahua City
was issued because the banks were OK
porting gold to the United States
and other foreign countries in viola
tion of the federal law, in the opinion
of Mayor Alberto B. Almeida, of
Juarez. Reports here said practi-
cally all business houses in Chihuahua
City had closed their doors in protest
against the order and that consider
able excitement prevailed. No copy
Of the order has been received here.
THE order will affect all private
banking institutions in Mexico" said
Elias AcOSta Jr., prominent local
banker last night. I'VE consider en-
fOrcement of the measure depending
only on the personal Judgment of the
federal district attorney in Chihuahua
City. ] do not think it will be backed
by the national banking commission or
the state treasury.
SEIZE GOLD.
THE federal district attorney hero
told me yesterday that be considered
the proceeding unlawful.
II am advised that the chihuahua
City federal authorities took soldiers
and police with them when thew went
to confiscatc the gold in tbe nrivotc
banks. These police were nosted nj
the doors, the safes were opened and
the gold taken. The federal -indge in
chihuahua CITY issued the order on
the complaint of the federal district
attorney.
"All privately owned banks in the
state Of chihuahua have reserves in
cash, which are 50 or 90 per cent of
their deposits.
1--WE are telcprapbinp tbo national
banking commission and the secretary
of the treasury at NIexico Citv stat.
ing the facts and asking their holm in
stopping anv proceedings in Juoroz >"
r. M n ppoTESTs
-, -.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-13
TEXAS LUMBER
DEALERS HEAR
MIN 7 OSH

Hundreds Of delegates to the Texas
Lumbcrmcn's association convention
who crowded the st. Anthony hotel
Tuesday morning. heard William NJ.
Mcintosh, publisher of The Light,
deliver an address on Texas Today
and Tomorrow"
After painting a heroic picture Of
the life and struggles of early set
tiers, Mr.. Mcintosh described the Tex
as Of tomorrow.
There is practically no limit to
The population this state can support
in comfort" be declared. I'VE have
here the land and the climate and
the opportunities"
SEES DEVELOPMENT
Mr.. Mcintosh emphasized that cities
and industries must be built. Trade"
he said, comes to those with the
goods. We are far advanced to-
wards the goal ] have outlined and,
in my opinion, the next few years
will be the greatest period Of develop
mCnt-thc most outstanding era Of
achievement in this history of the
great Southwest"
"The destiny Of Texas is written
in the stars down the centuries of
time" he concluded.
After those who arrived late Mon
day and early Tuesday had been reg
istered, the first session Of the sec
ond day Of the convention opened at
10 30 II. m.
Gerald +. Mcliff, president. pre-.
sided. /. l.. Hillycr made the well
coming address and =. l.. Turner, OF
Elgin. responded on behalf of the as
sOciation.
1000 IN ATTENDANCE
Routine business and Mr.. McIn-
tOsh's speech occupied the morning
session. Reports were made by Thomas
w. Blake, treasurer; j. c. DiOnner,
secretary. of Houston and Il. q.
Hcyett. traffic manager.
At 2 p. IN. the delegates convened
in the st. Anthony ballroom again
to hear addresses by men closely
affiliated with the lumber industry.
During both sessions every seat was
taken and the walls were lined with
eager listeners.
Fully 1000 lumbcrmcn and their
wives are in attendance.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-13
BAR SILVER.

NEW YORK. April i3-OP)-Bar sill
yer, 6INci Mexican dollars, I9Nc.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-13
PEGGY ENGAGED
To WE'D RICH
FLOR|DAN
Stanford E. Comstock Wins
Hand Of Much Divorced
Star Of Screen.

MIAMI, April 13.-R-Pesgy
Hopkins Joyce, whose five information
ally known matrimonial ventures have
been terminated in the divorce court,
will marry again.
announcement was made here to-
day by the stage and screen star that
she was engaged to marry Stanford
u. Comstock, wealthy Miami real cs-
tate operator and member of prom
lnent Chicago family.
Comstock is a veteran Florida real
estrte man and is well known both in
New Yors and Chicago. in the early
days of real estate activities ere he
was associated with one of the dcyel-
bpment projects as general sales man
hScr. He is >; the bridc-to-bc is said
10 be about 80.
TO LIVE AT MIAMI.
Miss Joyce arrived in Miami yes.
terday and is staying at a Miami
Beach hotel. She vii. leave with friends
aud Mr.. Comstock Thursday By boat
flor New York.
The couple will make their home
lat Miami, Miss Joyce said. and while
moving picture activities will require
her presence on the Pacific coast part
|of the time she said she IS expected
60 spend the greater part of her time
/ here.
A few years ago Miss Joyce came
to Miami as the bride Of James STAN
ley Joyce, 20 whom she was married
shortly after procuring a divorce from
Philbrick Hopkins. She was given a
IS25O.0OO home here as a wedding pres
tent but lost it later when she was
divorced from Joyce.
MARRIES COUNT.
Later she was married to the Count
Costa Morncr dc Moreland, Swedish
nobleman, scvcring her relations with
him recently.
Miss Joyce began life as Marguerite
Upton, daughter of Virginia barber.
At 10 she married Everett Archer after
an elopement. The marriage was an
nullcd six months later.
She next married Shclburnc Hopkins
DR., an attorney representing Mexican
oil and mining interests. She was
divorced from Shclbunc Hopkins TO
become the bride Of Philbrick Hopkins.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-13

A shining genius has suddenly bios
Somed in Wall street, genius profess
ing TO possess knowledge not enjoyed
by anyone else. He has discovered
how YOU or | or anyone else can
launch a wholesale beariSh campaign
in the stock market without having
to own or borrow a dollar.
This shining genius declares edi-
torially in the Wall Street journal !:
Someone should tell Elm OF. C..
Forbes) that a short sale does not
involve borrowing money"
\ famous bear operator once told
me that the first requisite to start
ing large-scale bear operations was
"A million dollars" l, too, was I'M
der the impression that nobody would
sell 100000 shares or even 1000
shares Of stock short for me unless
/ furnished quite n sum of money.
This new genius has discovered that
the putting up of money is entirely
unnecessary. Just walk in and give
your order to sell 1000. 10000 or
100000 shares short and no broker
or banker will be rude enough 10
ask You 10 put up a dollar. Surely
a priceless Wall street tip.
T promptly telephoned the. Wall
Street Journal to have him put me
wise" as to which bankers and
which brokers had started taking
wholesale short orders without de-
handing that any money be put up.
[ was connected with the gentleman
who described himself as the editor,
but be apparently regarded my cues
ton as so extremely foolish that, after
some suffering and spluttering, he
hung UP the receiver. I deduced that
he regarded what had been written
" his paper as an April 1 joke
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-13

Dancing tonight. Toxic Roof garden,
featuring an all colorcd jazz orchestra.
-(Adv)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-13

DIR. F. c. Walsh has returned and
resumed practice, Moore Bldg.-(Adv)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-13

DIR. 7. J. WalthaIl has returned.
Eye. car, nose and throat hospital
I2S Main ave- Adv
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-13

-Four Of the six men under indict.
ment have been identified By bank
employees. The man on trial il not
one of them.
All six suspects were in court when
Judge Fitzhugh called the cases for
trial. Attorneys agreed amoag them
selves that Kenneth Smith would BE-
the first 70 20 20 trial, aud they will
agree later upon the course Of trial
for the remaining defendants.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-13

DR.. F. c. Walsh has returned and
resumed practice.-(Ady.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-13

The prizes Wednesday at the Labor
Temple are worth while. That hot
dance. Sole Killcrs.-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-13

DIR. 7. j. WaIthaII has returned
cyc. ear. nose and throat hospital, rs
Main Ave.-(AdvD
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-11
FOR SALE

MODERN 6 room house with bath. To-
Gated near school, has east front in
choice residence section. $4,000.
Cash payment $1,000, balance on
thly payments.
NEW MODERN room bungalow
with hath, has q splendid basement
and is we'll planned throughout.
5000.
5 ROOM partly modern house. has
toilet, sink, gas, electric light, city
water. Lot is 5Oxl4O feet, east
front and close to schools. $4,000.
equal annual payments.
6 ROOM modern house with hath.
choice location, east front and close
to schools. Has double garage and
a beautiful yard. This house is a
real bargain. $4,000. Terms.
8 ROOM modern house with hot water
heat and garage. Has 5 bed rooms;
is centrally located with lot with
q frontage of 80 feet and depth
Of $50 feet. $500 with cash pay
ment of $500, and balance at $50
month with 7.per cent interest.
Z ROOM modern house with bath.
One of the prettiest houses in the
west part of the city. Very desir-
able. $6,25O. Terms.
II you are interested in buying 4
house or lot. let us show you what we
have for sale. It will cost you moth
ing and may save you money.
Phone 1873
HARVEY HARRIS 4 co.
J. J. Jackson. Manager.
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FOR SALE
SIX ROOM very modern house. hard.
wood floors. furnace heat. fireplace
builtin features. full basement.
south front. near school. A No. !
condition. Sale price $4,000 Terms.
Equity cash balance $685. per
month including interest. 6 per cent.
SIX ROOM modern dwelling, east
front. two bedrooms upstairs. one
down. hardwood floors. hot water
heat. large screen porch. Sale price
$4,000. Terms.
SIX ROOM modern house close in,
cast front. trees. lawn, full base
mcnt, furnace heat. hardwood
floors, large screened porch. Sale
price $500. Terms.
SEVEN ROOM new modern English
colonial dwelling. fireplace. oak
floors. east front. very best loca-
ton. Will be ready for occupancy
in about 30 days.
FIVE ROOM very modern bungalow,
hardwood floors. full basement,
laundry tubs. A No. ! condition.
Double garage. Sale price $3.50.
Terms.
SIN ROOM modern two story house.
oak floor, south front, close to
school. Sale price $500. Terms
LARGE beautiful home, hardwood
floors and trim. fireplace. hot
water heat. large rooms and closets.
full partitioned basement. garage.
Sale price $500.
This agency has many homes.
Homes that will fit any buyers
wants. Can finance any reasonable
deal. Appointment made at any
time. most agreeable to you.
HEDDEN REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Webb Block Phone
For Quick Service Leave Your Phon,
Number.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE
FOR SALE


8 ROOM modern house, including
four bed rooms, east front, full
basement, hot water heat, rs foot
lot. on, Sixth street for $500, on
terms.
8 ROOM pkrtly modern house, ioclud-
ing 2 bed rooms, close in on Rosse +
street, south front, fine 80 foot lot,
z ROOM modern bungalow, including
Z bed rooms. very close in on
Broadway, south front, full base
ment partitioned off, fine enclosed
porch for $3.50.
Is ROOM partly modern cottage, with
2 bed rooms. on Second street, for
$1,000, on terms Of $500 cash and
balance like rent.
6 ROOM modern house, including Z
bed rooms, sun parlor, oak floors.
garage, large front room, lawn and
trees, in Riverview, on very reason
able terms.
g ROOM partly modern house. close
in, fine 30 foot lot, for $1,000, on
liberal terms.
8 ROOM modern house, including s
bed rooms. east front, close in on
Fifth street, finished in oak down
stairs. hot water heat, garage, trees,
one of best homes in Bismarck, on
liberal terms.
5 ROOM modern bungalow, including
2 bed rooms. fine basement, good
so foot lot, and garage, for $4,000,
on terms.
THE DESIRABLE so foot lot at cor
ner Of First and Thayer, east front.
very close in one Of best building
lots in Bismarck, suitable for apart
ment building. Other lots for sale.
GEO. NJ. REGISTER.
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FOR SALE

THE VERY cheapest house in BIS
marck, 6 rooms, bath, hot water
heat, basement roOmcd off, east
front, we'll built. good condition,
the property could not be replaced
for less than $G0O0.00. only $4,000. 90.
& ROOM bungalow, newly decorated,
nice lawn and shrubbery, east
front, modern, $35OO.OO.
z ROOM house, east front, nice part
Of city. modern. good condition,
100000.
z ROOM house, modern, spick and
span, close to schools and churches,
nice part Of city, $42OO.OO.
4 ROOM cottage. water, lights, 100
foot frontage, south side, chicken
house and other 0utbuildings, cx-
trcmely easy terms, 100000.
4 ROOM cottage, bath and furnace.
garage, east front, very easy terms,
u nice. comfortable home, $265O.O 90.
BUILDING LOTS in all parts Of the
city including many of the most
desirable lots left. have two
solid blocks of the prctticst lots
in Bismarck, on the edge of town,
with city water. commanding Il Won
derful view Of the city and river
bottoms and only one block from
school, good for Investment or
homes.
FARM LANDS; the best list and
biggest bargains | ever had. Our
spring rains have started, BUY
NOW. There have been fully so
quarter sections sold in this county
the past few months of which
have sold l8. You ought to see the
letters I have from agents in other
states. The biggest growth and de-
velOpment the state has ever seen
is starting. BUY NOW.
FIRE INSURANCE written in rclia-
BILE companies.
r. f. YOUNG.
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Phone 7O6J.
FOR SALE-Three piece living room
set. consisting Of settce, rocker and
cair, golden oak finish with gen.
uine leather upholstery. Price $50.
Also 1 burner gas stove with oven.
$l5. 5l8 Fifth Street. DR.. X. S.
Enge.
FURNITURE FOR SALE Walnut
buffet; plank top dining room table
and chairs; beds; kitchen cabinet:
rug; leather davenport and other
household articles. Phone 973J or
call 2l5 Washington Ave.
FOR SAI.E:--Knabe piano, 8LsxlO rug,
two beds complete, dining table and
chairs, floor lamp, sectional book
case, magazine stand, kitchen table,
and window shades. 2O4is Main,
Ant. f., evenings.
FOR SALE-Nine piece oak dining
room set, two oak rockers, mahog-
Ony frame screen, piano stool,
kitchen chair, oak porch swing.
Winchester Repeater, tool chest
Call 9O4.
FOR SALE - Household furniture
Also office furniture consisting of
roll top desk. filing cabinet, table.
typewriter. desk and Typewriter and
chairs. Phone sos.
FOR SALE-Bed, complete, childs
high chair; fern stand: screen. All
in fine condition. SIG Eighth ST.
Phone SAW.
FOR SALE-Wardrobe trunk. and
porcelain top kitchen table. Very
reasonable. Phone GLOW.
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OF 1gsahn9 ~, alIi.dlass 4 rs Al4Ausy'
:11ln'|Nl,|o!:.! E.o!| {
Sanaaa !, s IN Ill i.ss.d Xsss.s il 1 !,

Barbara Brown he ptunxed.
I'm the sort OF yokel VINO has
flattered hi mself. In the past. that
he knew quite bit about women.
But I've never been able to dope
YOU out"
Nor l." she said.
Its very decent Of you to take
the attitude you're taking" he said.
You're kind enough TO say was
once gallant. II ever I can be gal.
liant for you again-tf can steal
anything for you"
Thank you." she said. TELL me.
aren't you q member OF the DO.
hemians?"
He colored. "Yes." Before she
could continue he went on: you've
heard. then. about that trouble.
want you 10 know the facts. They
were discussing you. Walden and
a chap named Kohler. who's . mem.
Der We didn't see much OF. This
fellow Kohler was asking Walden
how J. b. came to name your baby
in his will. I happened to horn In.
Honest. l defended you.'
How" demanded Barbara.
II said l knew you weren't that
Sort" stoutly maintained Petrie.
What sort?'' persisted Barbara.
; "rhe Sort" floundere1 Petrie-
1.-The sort-well. you know-the
prO.niscuOus sort"
You told them-Mr. Walden and
this Whatshisname, Kohler-that
you knew was not the promiecu.
Gus sort. Well. now, how did you
convey THAR
Petrie looked immeasurably con.
founded. Barbara suddenly had an
inkling Of the meaning of the scene
at the club.
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It ddiCncd on her that her VISITOR
aras q plupertect cad.
you told them that you had
tried for me yourself?"
Petrie nodded.
"And the fact that you failed
was absolute proof that l was not
promiscuous?" Barbara laughed
shrilly.
"And then he hit me-" completed
Petrie DULY. with q pile driver
fist"
I'm not interested" said Bar.
bara acidly, I'm this Mr.. Battling
kohler. Let us return to the sub.
ject OF your visit"
Petrie became alert.
You said you'd steal for me-
said Barbara. Il want you to
steal,
ASK me! Ask met" encouraged
Petrie. And don't be afraid to call
spade spade"
"Ill call club q club" she said.
I'm talking about the Bohemians.
It's the club custom. believe. to
hold q sort OF gaMbol each year.
and to accept en- masse m invita-
ton from some person."
Petrie frankly completed the
thought: "Who foots the bill? Yes.
But we call 1t q revei.
Better yet. Well, I'm taking
over the Lindsay place on Sands
Point and want to have a bit Of
a house warming. And right now;
on account of-yOu know-I mean
there's not q half dozen people
could invite. And l want crowd.
! thought I'd offer, the place to the
Bohemians. l couldn't suggest it
and risk a nat refusal. But II you
You want me to flx 1t for you?
I'll be delighted. ! know they'll b
tickled to accept. You've got Z
great idea. Some OF the boys are
fine fell0ws-ths sort you ought
to know. We're not all Kohlefs In
the club. l get you. You want to
know the right sort. Great! Bar
barA, there are some Bluebookers
in the club. It'll be q short cut
right into the top crust and with
out going In by way Of the women:
It's q peach OF an idea and I'll fix
the whole thing"
Thanks" said Barbara bitterly.
II dawnsd on her that her. visitor
was. the pluperfect cad. A mag.
NA6cent consistency Was In him. He
was congenitally . r0tter-but che
needed him. IA .
"I'll take It up this evening"" he
babbled on. what sort OF party
ought we to figure ont The boys
are pretty wild. How about q lawn
fete? In costumes"
'1'll leave the details to YOU"
said Barbara. And remember
want them all to come all Of
them 'ae.'
Petrie. on the Drinks departure,
.lladta sudden doubt. 's
This fellow Kohler. now" he
said, what about him? However.
the club can't accept the Invitation
en- masse and exclude him. Hut
you can tame him. ] guess, can't
your" -.
'Bring him too.". said barbara
purTiasly. Her eyes narrowed like
q GAIA. ..
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!. FEMALE nELP. WANTED

WANTED--Young lady or man with
inf1tination and an inclination for
selling, for office and outside work.
Write qualifications. Address Box
Cos, Bismarck, N. d.
WANTED Competent girl for gener-
al homework. All modern conven-
iences.. and electric appliances.
Phone GOT. -
WANTED-Competent girl for gen.
eral housework. Call $50.
WANTED - Girl for general house
work. Phone 94O