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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-05
RECORD FOR MlCHELlN TIRES
Win Twenty FIVE Out Of Twenty
eight Contests al Indianapolis

81 the 7--izra0eIE= Motor Speedway or
.i-In67s' usy and last Friday and Sstlr-
GYM helm fi~es made q nose remarkable
-ac6rd TO- sustained speed and endurance.
Turing err tH~e- days meet there were
'=-eu---si--.. separate contests. Or these
2fichelu tires won ~ eHtv-f7yc. r is be-
1isved that t1a= -ocord for consistent work
has never been eglsiIed
TIE contest or Crezfest in7portaror. from
tie E9int Of view # tire durability, vas
Ss---1a-z .rl-rzi- rare for the 81" 80
FT-leeer e schsbl-- trophy. IN this coU-
Test NichelIrs were the equipment Of tie
r- - that finished lrs-. second, third and
la--.E
i-e cor-es- rr second importance IN the
natter or distance md which supplied ad-
eluoas. PROOF ~ the remarkable durability
~ 1I-cte.u tres was the 19o-EIile Presto
i5ata 1C-0ulT race. which took place last Fri
-6s-- I- this event EIichelins were the
fsl.C1-ert 0f Tia cars that finished first
Second fhird, fourth and ffte.
q lesser iHro-tsuee. because of its short
- distance was the ReHv Fresssrd con-
te11 On Nol5a-- 2Iichelin tires. however
we're again ~ r1e frc1-. as usual. finishing
- second and third. Ia this contest all
-a-aTds were broken for distances from
-st% 70 fifty miles
- u Considering tie question % tire dura-
.f-~-7ae condition ~ che tRo-aud s-lalf-
aTe Speedway - Indianapolis must be
tszen ir-o consideration. The surface is
Hr1ch hr--ar than r. was last gear. from the
pclu- CT view NJ speed. but il IS even more
Wearing Oh pneumatic tires.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-05
STARS IN MONUMENT MILE
champions 10 Run II Feature Of
Celtic Park Games.

''-e = The fastest feds that ever entered
ME rE1 VIII 80 20 the post in the feat
event q tie games which VIII be held
Celtic Park this afternoon. Melvin
NHaDs-c, Harry Gissing and Abel biViat
WI be lie CHEZ c0ntenders for first place
q ne Monument mile. while Joe Monu-
n'ent, Lick Egaa. Joe Bron1ilow and Frank
AlieT VII press them closely
haepTard by virtue OF his wonderful 500
metre victory IN the London Olympiad. Is
'e recognized worlds champion miller
f4rre the great London games he has con-
'led his attention 70 shorter events, and
V-'tEe this tine many runners have sprung
- 10 question Sheppard s supremacy. His
'ess q breaking the Coo ard the 100 gard
lecores on Memorial Day shows hat he was
never = better form and he Is picked 10
Hrn today.
Eig-st. however. boasts OF an unbroken
c-stn q mile victories. while Gissing has
oeen running prsctics miles under as.
f1c1srent vas beaten by only 3 small
eaREE1n Ia his recent race with kiVist IN
Nswsrk. EgSn and Riley are dangerous
Dsn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-05

Crescent Athletic Club Wins
from Staten Island Nine.

-. A-rle-ic Club defeated tae
- rslsra Cricket ana Lawn eIiiiAS
80. =, ,,nipferesting and loosely played
ei'N ,-,-,a m the formers field at Say
"a -, --.s.e-dzv by a score OF 70 .. nc
Is anlfvened by some snePpy play
oo--e. -. mari Of the Half Noon team
4'i- -,.-fsr. steal Of home by Mallory
nm .,,-eut5 inning. who slid oiTectly
Re imposing cstcheT's legs vas
=. -. - che game. Poor coaching on the
ne Crescent players cost them sew
es- .-,Is-rsn an6 DelaAeld were miser-
f,o'il -,,,-ta7 esreciaIlv Delsfielo- cole
- found fer nine singles. hut ne
-, vel separated. ana p4ayeo Z
-. ..-,e in the field, making seven per
e..s-s and ..fsHning' eight men Deia-
hated numerically by the beF
s -. ..s-n. fifteen hits being mace on ms
r-=-,es -. - .s;-,,,ir- to
,-s,- opened the game ~ singing 70
- se-s he stole second ana sco7eV or
100 and Cofin's hit Ire CreSe'til1
go ,,snaa the score in their nan wen
--,.-.t~ook made q Wild heaVe or T" ilite :
--1-.-5s- which perched Mn on thiLu'
80 Ia scored a minute later OF Ga :
-tatnr Island sdded TWO more runs
- - ,sx- inning Dresser Sot e ne On
-. e-~o- and took second on Glare
- White dropped Wrightson' s
''A - both runners 10 cross the
5--os,ents took the lead in their
a ...a-i-r four -uns. and we're never
.s.5 Singles by Anderson. Smith. Reid
-f-...e and pozlings free pass nettec
-, seventh inning Mallory reached
.rira tsse on high throw ny "Fisi'soh
- fAen stole home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-05
TIMELY AUTO|NG TOPICS.
Bits of News and Personal Items
Cleaned ALONG the Row.

One Of the most interesting exhibits in the
new salesroons OF the Buick Motor Com
pany. a. Broadway and 18Th street, is the
new seven passenger We1ch-Detroit car
The Buick company acts as a distributed
for this territory. This car IS built at the
Welch-Detroit factory. at Detroit. has a
59-horsepoWer motor, sliding gear. selective
type transmission. 122-inch wheel base. with
S5-inch wheels. and sells for $500, with com
plete equipment. One of these cars has
been entered by the Buick company as al
official car on the Atlanta TO New York
good roads tour The car Will be used by
the starter and secretary, who have 10
check the cars out in the morning and
then go ahead and meet the cars at the
night control
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-05
MOTOR BOATS RACE HOME
berneyo Takes Lead az Start in
Run Up Coast from Havana.

havana, June z-The return race from
havana - Atlantic City Of the four motor
essfs WHICH took part IN the Philadelphia
~ havana race started IT O'Clock this
evening q MORO Light. The power beats
crossed TIE line together. and immedia tely
@-7@r lie Be-neyo. which won the race
- IT'S ro--. took the lead She was fol
-2A 90 closely hy The Calrh. the Ilys and
re Caroline They we're sailing IA this
Greer T.--el they passed out OF sight.
Ire boats we're accompanied by Com
moore -arlorels steam yacht Gypsy.
VITA The Judges and a committee repre-
'3ff;-E the Havana Yacht Club, or board.
hey Wiz make q stop a. Key West 20
tsEe on sasolene. TIE sea was smooth and
oriak 1OrtEesst wind prevailed.
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Female
MRS. DECkTNSON'S
COOPERATIVE EMP BUREAU.
NEW LOCATION
8T3 FIFTH AVE.
y r. cor. of 2Jth It.
nd

NO-OPERAIlN r FAt 81 fNflA L.
NV LOCATION
ST z FIFTH CgF Il A s5t5 st.
Hieh class servants male aud female.
Tel ei22 Madison square.
a. HOFAfAYER' :. $50 18th ave. ninth floor
Telephone 4527 Madison square superior do
MBrRMAIp.-,ierman 500: good refer
ences very neat; superior girl waldorf Blu
rsau e VEST I'D 81 Promo 30O-Madlson.
CTIAMBERMAIU. LADY going abroad wishes
to plass her chambermaid; highly recon-
mended- seen at 81 East 8Ith St. -
CHAMBERMAID.-A lady wishes place for
SCr1petent girl as chambernaid and assist
with waiting: ten years reference from pres
ant employer. call 131 East @5th st., Monday
or Tuesday. 10 20 !.
or ~ tsr-f, Al German: competent: assist
Mailing good sewer; best references: wages
SIS Cali a Lang Boecherer Co.. 4J-4S-+t
West 33d St --.--.--------
CIIAMBERMATD- Neat, willing. swedish girl;
can sew: willing 10 3ssist WITH S S,her "o- -IG
excellent references. tlstsTpsrs buIes1' 'i'
C'TIAMBERBfA TD-sEAMsT REss or mald-s4am-
stress swedish, very scotnpetsnt' nrSt 'i fs,s
r.erea 2 60 tad 81 re- E fS ant ASH ssn
GNRERMAID. sEAMsTREss-By first
class oung gE S sy R4s Of ftT rsffFe apSs 4s
sgam i,,,,t,,s sy %as Tsl 74fERiver
T'HAMRERMAID and WAITREss.--By COM
petent Young woman; has excellent personal
c ci,o 4eency. 657 9th ave- ssth st
C4AN9ERMAID. WAITRESS Just disen-
gagged; two years excellent references: 81:
lie, nr country Industrial Association. Il
West ara phone 52t0-Brvant. ---
5,Tf A sfE3feR MAID " ATTRESS- Young Canadian
| Ernfsstaut: exceIlent servant. So g., Miss
ttaf,naver's Bureau 32D 9Th ave. ninth floor.
Tel 4Tg7 Madison square -
~ !. SxI5F,fMAIrl and WAITFlESS--Neat. pleas
ant capable girl. well recommended, city OF
coEntrv Mrs Golfers Asency. l22 West 2,'d ST
~ 4,fEERMATD and WAITRESS OF light
bousework; scotch Protestant; ntat. willing
stri. Troferate wages city or country. Mrs. Col
Snr,s arency ia2 Wrst 23d st
,Tf1YRFEMAfp ami WAITRESS. An excel
Isnf Young. neat girl: VITA very best refer
a,-as' -it,- or country. Call Albany Bureau, ~
Essf ma ST. Tel, 5255 Madison square
,q3T ,GRFfr WOMAN a. chainBermaid or iaun-
dress. hotel i,ing Epp bell, 4-9 West 9-d -.
-,5-1I- Young capable woman; just completed
DoCI ,rse in cooking school Will cook FOR large
/ s,,,efI,- GOOD references NJ. u. Miss Fttzg err
ads r,ufeaa, 500 5th ave entrance, 42d -.
| COOK - olored, equal e. chef Years ref
East AID st---------.-------------- --------7T
! rG0E-TiTEt class all branchee; economical.
SSat. EXCELLENT references, S55-Sf0 city or
/ eountrv Industrial Association II west aga 81
| Phone 52l9 Rrlant. --.-------------------
| r00IE -Freuch. competent understands
/ ISrench German ane American cooking eN-
| cpptieual references MIS- cooper , agency
| al 6th ave, 3sth ---------------sr-
| COOK swedish nrst class; al branches; $50
| S10- excellent references; city OF country
/ InSnstrtaI Association. II West 42d- Phons
| 5a10-Bryant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-05
SOUTH ORANGE WINS EASILY
Defeats Nassau Nine with Two
Home Runs and Three Triples.
TBr TsIsF~sph % Tie Trihune J

E-rfh Orange X J. June 4.--The Nassau
b.sabsu team proved easv prev - tne
south 0-snzr Field club nine this after
Tr5l anF the game resulted in victory
-s-7--re latter rF ? score Of 7 70 l. HEAVY
batting on tho part Of the nome team was 2
teafr-e Cf --e game. Home T1lf7S Ef7e
--ads H~ -r-uTls and NsI1-- arT triples were
rre~e r. TT4-z~t-. Nallv hrope- TIE
lone tally ~ tic visitor as MADE N tie
Frzf inning After that there was little
fes- f1r the safety Or South Orange. L
Ire seventh inning fogr runs We're scored.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-05

ARRANGEMENTS we're completed yesterday
nv the r. NJ owen Company so that the
Atlanta-to-SeU York good roads tourists,
led by the REQ Challenger $50, which rs
10 act as fying scout in the 1100-mile cor
test. will he escorted in their last day $
run from philadelphia 10 New York on
Nondsy. June q. by the knicAerbocker
contingent on its return home from the
cane MAJ outing. The New Workers viii
leave from the r N Owen quarters, No
7-5s Broadway. at O'Clock on Friday June
n arriving in philadelphia the same after
noon. On the following morning they VIII
be Joined by the Quaker City and New
Jersey divisions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-05
PROF. Es'AEESSEO'S

Famous New York School for cutting and de-
signing ladies' and gentlemen garments. Taught
by mail or 81 244 5th
AGENTS. new water filter grasp the oppor-
turfty and coin money. NJ. Prop Co, "a
Bowery
An Al SALESMAN wanted. hest references re-
CURED. advancement and pern1anency; excel
lent remuneration. NJ. Box %. Tribune Office.
-
AN EXPERIENCED real estate salesman. only
an expert need appiv. excellent remuneration :.
permanent position: only one man wanted. NJ,
Box 20. Tribue Office.
AZ EXPERT real estate salesman wanted in the
general real estate business, Suburban and
city: must be a crackerJack- NJ, Bos 81. Trib-
una Of1ce
Any intelligent person may earn good, steady
income corresponding for newspapers. expert
cree unnecessary. Address Press Corresponding
Bureau. Washington r. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-05

When the signal IS given on Saturday
next June Il for the paceraa ker car TO
start the run Of the Oldsmobilists TO the
Empire track. New Workers. viii have a
chance 10 witness an unusually long parade
Of one make Of car
In the line viii Re seen machines which
even now NAV have passed out of che
mind Of the average citizen. General Cut
ting has been well assisted by the response
Of Oldsnobile owners. Each ore who par
ricfpafes in the run viii have chance in
the drawing for a $500 OIdsmo bile of this
xear's make. The programme arranged
for the entertainment of the visitors is an
unusual one. Besides a series Of races in
% hieh private owners viii compete. General
cutting has arranged for an exhibition by
a BENZ car the machine which holds the
worlds record for speed but outside the
drawing fer the big Oldsmobile, which
takes place AZ the end Of the programme. a
series Of exhibition fights in sn aeroplane
viii be given bv well known aviator A
sreadometer race IS also one Of the feat
,7rex 2 -71p for this event being presented
bv the Warner Instrument Company.
The fuTl programme, as arranged, is as
fellows:
Event no. 7. oue-mile race for curved
dash runabouts; 40 >, three-n1ile race for
OIdemobile roadsters: No. 8. one-mile race
for OIdsmobile touring cars; No 4, three
nile Hare-and-heunds race. all Oldsmobiles;
No >. tIree-rniIe speedometer race; No. g.
ten-77iia exhibition by Benz car; No Z. 49,
-zrd dash by newspaper men; No. S. aero
rlane flight: No. 2, drawing for 5000 car
(Oldsmobilel-
All races except exhibition are confined 70
Oldsrnobiles driven by their owners Those
wishing 20 enter should notify the COM
many. The committee in cha &c Is com
r,oseI OF new sPaPer men. Tom Moore. OF
the Motor Racing Association, has been
elected referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-05
sANxsOOks.

--ENKsOOK NO 5sa 81 Of the Cni0n Dime saC-
ircS 1Eank Is missius Any person having
claim 10 10 s hereby called upon % present re-
s1.ls within ten dfvs, or submit % having sad
passboak cancelled AMI nsw enc ISSUED.
lost - Ran Sbcok No. 4JO.Sli % Dry DoeS say
mas Institution ANY person having claims
up9n ~aff ~~ok iS called upon 9 present. tha
same ~ hank within thirty days. 0r tss
saiI honk viii be declared cancelled and eN
I'm pushed. and a new one isssiee IN ten thereof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-05

II is TIE sensation Of the age and sells sight
Retail price Is one dime for one complete safety
packsd in neat tube; extra blades are sold,
blades neatly pa clsed in oil paper, one dime.
Thousands are being used now 70 the satisfaction
( the users. as demonstrated by aumberless testE
monfsls. Arrangements for exclusive territory
and highly lucrative agencies can be made.
York
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WORK WANTED.
Male.


MECHANICAL and general craftsman de-
sircs steady position: Al references: salary
ST Address 3. K. Box 6. Tribune Offce.-
SECRETARY. ETC.--Conhdentis ali 'rqq1 Ii,i
connections references the hest; can please
yeu. w. 2. g Tribune once. .-.-.-
TUTOR. COMMANDMENTS wants
mathematics speeiglfv. g.. tribune Uptown
once, 1864 Broadway.
WATCHMAN. thoroughly competent, trust
references and bonds. e J.. 79S Grand S.
Jersey City, \. J. =L-
WINDOW and house cleaning at reasonable
rates Acinen. 312 West 5eth 81.
Young MAN of "a desires responsible posi-
tor, with chance OF advancement: willing
to put up security. l. NJ. Box Z. Tribune
YOUNG MAN % wants position in Office; ex-
periencsd; first class reference: good hustler
3, B., Tribune Office. -A----
T0UNG NAN, Is. executive ability, bright. vel
educated; good penman and Correspondent:
Reasonable salary; best reference. z. Schin, Ss4
YOUNG MAN. acquainted with making butter:
spseiaitF ' G. b. ssa Boulevard. Bayonne,
Fenafe.
OMPATTON. Spanish young lady, speaking
four languages 1uently. desires position with
leGy as companion; country or travelling; excel
lent references. T. K. G. Tribune once.
COMPANION 6c-T3v LADY OF good family
and exPerienee, daughter OF deceased min
lister, as companion. or vfiI travel. city refer
enees Address Companion. Tribune Uptown
Office 1864 Broadway
DIR ESSMAKER-First class. capable AMI stylish
would 90 out of town take work home ~
West 2Tth 81.
SECRETARY. capable. with business and
social experience. will go resident OF Wis
fling secretary: understands French, tyPewrtt-
ing: excellent references. NJ. E. Miss Fttz-
Gefald's Employment Bureau. 500 9TH ave-
Entrance on 42d st
GOOD sten0graphtc typewrit1ng work; req
sonabie rates. % William ct. Room Sls
Phone 4206-Tohn-
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEIV RITER----Iou rS
lady desires position in Office besC reference
Address Miss L. Miller. 1915 10th st, BROOKLYN
STT ELI. DRESSMAKER; expert litter, original
designer; rot established at present; out oy
day or Part - tirle in exchange for boarq; ciSy,
country. Highest References, Tribune Uptown
Office, 1854 Broadway.
YOUNG GIRL. public school graduate. good pen
man. heuTPr. wishes position real estate OF
manufacturers office; salary ST. "A. Schwartz
III ct. Johns Place Brooklyn
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WORK WANTED.
MdlG.


JAPANESE Employ Employment Bureau,
s4e stxtb Ave Phone 30s9 Bryant Best Jsp-
so 90 servants Furnished private families
references investigated
5,KPPF,%TEP practlcal mani wants jobbing
- ,i,tue etc. small large; very reason
sbI,. estimates given: Jobblng hy ia. PTTuH,ptI5
attended 10. GERRY, carpenter ana uu4luei
20I East Both st -
1,4AT5FFEL -Rs-Prvate only: coachmen, 1907
,,,en rsafuI men. gardeners 40 applicant Is
a,,tIT,eDde4 uul less satisfactory references botn
"a "a character and ability nave perh receiver IN
az ~ "a 80 opr own inquiries Morrow's En-
ulovrnent Bureau. al LeAihe1o a'0-' '''' '9'''
~ Telephone, lH2s--Pla "a
f7I,qyT T!-Young man t20 nve years ex-
Iii,rlc ON nigh powered cars, good MECHANIC 4:
- e,4s, 4r. lest % references, cl'S or couii-
~ ,,sees reasonable. Joseph ). PETERSON 343
eth ave. care Gulder
-.iI 4T+l-,TF-TJR "A American ga: experienced on
t,,, I oeouobile, Peerless cars excellent rel
.-aore. shoE experience. wages holethie' q. Ia
cox $40 Park ave
551T .T-T7TgI5T7 r. Light eolored man; thorough
fi+<s1ranir < years experience careful ufiVef,
- yalite at all times; city or country
personal and written i'''
10 West 9th 50
IN 17-FTTFI-Fi C'olored competent nrst class
CHA ~ : I,,,n,r-y- refer to Mr. g. Z. Miller.
,o GHy Rraadwny. Lincoln Square Arcade
70, ,7st,t.rIT Il-Young man wishes position as
vi ta..e!snr with private family. Z. H. b.
Tribune Harlem - Ii
ETT It Experienced; 5000 meehhiG: WEI
- eo,s,rr roendsd city or country 'Hit F'S5''i
| hott6ni 2g0 East 9oth st--------------
S51II TS,TF STUDENT desires summer JOB az
= iiat@kssLsr on oonstractlsn -o.s .a1b .ss
/ 1a,@ n al a N. Z. X. W. IIlpuhs oli''7.
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49, Lass ~ scent. y ~tale0 tS-
- 1- Fes1z-, r-sscaut. .. staten Isl
So 4-,s- Ts.- coleman. q. ~ DElafieid,
= ss--soa ffr-Donne'Ir. stolen bases hn-
:. Ts-n- Terrell 20 Mallory -. Anderson
., -Da--rra -'z-S-L0G-hran ana Higgins
-.---e- r7~0r-- and Terrell Bases ~ halls
- 9---e--s0 .. of Telafeid. . Tine --ip-
p E1z-.-.- Srar-5sIr. Attendance. 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-05

Ferdinand de Ziuba. OF the ope-Hartford
( Company. OF This city. has become very
much interested in aviation. He is negeti-
sting for the purchase Of 6. Wright BIZ
plane. and viii shortly be seen at Mineola,
with the other flyers there He is q mem
her of the Aero Club and the Aeronautic
Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-05

AFTTCTS-The Rrtterick Publishing Company
offers desirable positions "a fashion artists eN-
perienced in 5er-fI work IN wash and pen ana
ink. Apply 70 Mr. Rebele. 10Th door' BntLerlsN
building Spring and Macdougsl ste. New York.
either in person or by letter. with specimens Of
oTk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-05

Mr.. AGENT-Are YOU MAKING
$50 weekly? Our proposition
shows you how. The Marshall Spe-
cialty Co, Dept. B., Finetand, N. ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-05

ARTTSTS-ThA Eurterick Publishing company
has desirable position open for an artist skilled
in Illustrating children s fashions in wash or pen
and ink Apply either in person or by letter,
with specimens Of work 70 Mr.. Rshele, RUtterick
Building, spring and Mscdougsl SITS, y L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-05

BCOkEEEPER for Office OF New York arm
must understand how 70 use SnitT-F'Tenller
typewriter: salary SO Mighil position BrokeFJ'
Flatiron Building
BOOKKEEPERs and AssIsTANTs-Severa
Rord OPENINGS for capable men with frst class
houses. s7s0-S1 .040 Credeutiai Employment Cor
poration, 253 BrosdwaT-
17ANZ8SSF3RS- saie<r1en- Students looking for
summer work. good selling books money max
ers. call address W w wilson Il hotllas 81
CLERK 10 handle claims and complaints for
manufacturing firm: capable and experienced
salary 81 p41. Crpdcutial Employment corpora
ton. 255 Broadway. ----
CLERKS MANY positions open for bright young
mon who write and figure vel: S624-SI.il-
CredentiaI Employment Corporation, 295 Broad
way.
COIORED COUPLED the work TWO in fam
ily: mountains: sos: exceptionally nice place,
references required. Mrs. Golfers Agency, IL
West 10 ST
COI=PLE-Farmer: wife laundress: small fam.
ilv. cottage S40-S45. Womans Domestic
League y East SD ST. Agency
77JTTPT, Il Experienced farmer. wife chamber
maid. school: see Womans Domestic League.
II East 33d st Agency.
COUPLE WANTED-Cosclman and wife. Mrs.
ulrlineon-s Cooperative Emp. Bureau, 313
Fifth ave. cor 25tn st
CREDIT MAN. Thoroughly experienced in that
department. prefer man who has been in the
fertilizer business salary 81 200 Mlghlh uosi-
tiCn Broker. F7atiro1 Bullclng-
I n
bfIe experience preferred aisry open; good
house Credential Employment Corporation "a
Broadway-
INSTRUCT MANAGERS WANTED--A perHla-
~ant profitable business. with immediate re
.7,rns NAV be easily established under our prout
sharing pIau: bast accident and heaitn p"lctes'
fs-es+ ~ los Write at once: unoCTuped territory
heinz raridly assigned. Federal Casualty Co.
Detroit, Mich
Electrical. ENGINEER. with broad com
nIercisl experience to act IS asslSIdii e. 90
apar- local electrical supplies company, S5oPt
T57,sir7ess service CO. 500 singer Pudding
r=e.rrlT A-rC7T exDerAncef in steam plumbing sup
plies. must be able 10 road plunlter7 'aH3".
- - q aag NiehiI position Broker, Flat
iron Building
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BUSINESS cHANcEs.

PITESTS PRorUCE FORTCNEs-Prisss or
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