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However. somebody is in error.
Chairman Hermann has spoken. Here
Is what he said: The national com
mission does not know when deci-
sion in the case of Player Sisler Will
be made. 40 evidence has been sub
ynitted in the Sisler case. That is all
/ have to say.
The trouble with the Yankees is, and
has been all spring. that q ma jorIty OF
the players are suffering from tonslll-
iis Until a week or so ago Manager
Donovan did not realize what the trou-
bic was and he was worried No" II
develops that this malady is prevalent
among his players and has been ever
since the sea soned opened. II VIII De
recalled that Gilhooley and Magee
we're stricken while in this city and
removed TO hospital, where they
were for some time.
There is no doubt that most OF the
nlayers were infected by the two pa
e,,s before thew were isolated. and
This has given the Yankees severe
setback
" now i. UP to the Giants 80 whip
,he eastern teams II was their east
ero rivals who set the McGrzw team
back in the early part OF the cam
naivn. and now that II is winning
there may be a difference IN inc out
come OF these games.
The start was III keeping with the
c;,.nts' past performances. for they
b.ar the Braves, expected 70 De one OF
heir most dangerous rivals oy
score OF IL TO J.
Rnt Of course. that does not necessarily
irdirate easy sailing for the 1iah's
There are other games with tne hIdtes
which may be more dlfhcuit; Ihen ms -,
coues a series with tie Philiies, who al
yvays are troublesome. and the Giants are
70 have p real test. They may come
through. but it is expecting almost TOO
much.
u ia unnecessary to say that Ed "aisn
was in his day one of the greatest pitch-
ers the game ever produced lie was d
real iron man, and year after year KEEP
his team in the race By working out OF
turn finishing games which other team
mates placed in jeopardy and making
himself as useful as possible in the best
interests OF nis team -.
Eu, eventually the strain told on his
ritching arm. He failed and then could
no, come back He has been constantly
on the pay roll OF the club. however. ana
will continue one Of ats members Tor
ears 20 come though he is a questiona-
tde asset, simply because he delivered Tor
his employers in the days OF old: But
he deserves consideration and pay Tor the
remainder of his days.
Yes, there is sentiment sttl in base
ban, and this case OF Walsh demonstrates
il very plainly
The Red Sox are having rough shedding
Their pitchers are not coming through
and the team as a whole is not hitting
in a manner to make il look impressive
Yesterday two games were lost to the
Yankees, a team which has not been going
any too we'll itself but proved good
enough TO give the SoH dual setback at
a time when they had ambitions 20 ad
vance in the race.
The Sox are holding On 10 fourth pia co
by decidedly slim margin. and mas
much badly crippled team inflicted
these defeats. there are reasons for Man
agsr Carrigan TO be a bit doubtful about
Just where his team will finish in the
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Army and Navy Mines Clash.

ANNAPOLIS, MAY 21.-Army and
NAVY will meet on the base ball dia
mond here this afternoon Cor their
annual interservice championship
game. Connolly. Nays varsity catch
er, hurt his ankle slightly in practice.
but it is expected he will be in shape
for the game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-27
HAMILTON K. KERR DEFEATED
BY THE VETERAN, L. L. HARLAN
Golf Match In Second Round of Chew Chase
Club S. Tournament Feature of
Day Contests

The outstanding feature in the way
of surprises in the first day of match
play in the Chevy Chase invitation
tourney was the defeat of Hamilton X.
Kerr of New York by L. L. Harlan of
Columbia in the afternoon round. Kerr.
who has not played much this year,
was having trouble with his pitches to
the fast greens. but this takes no
credit from the winner, as he played
fast golf to beat the man from the
metropolis. Harlan was three up at
the twelfth, but lost the short thir-
teenth, and from this to the end the
players see-sawed, neither man being
able to outplay his rival.
The Dempsey boys. who recently have
Joined Columbia. performed in their
usual excellent form. In the morning
Norbert. the younger, was given a hard
tussle by his clubmate. George P.
James. but Norbert managed to sink q.
flve-foot putt on the home green to
win. Tom defeated Samuel Dalzell.
counted as one of the favorites to win
the tourney. 2 up and /. In the after
noon the brothers met and after a hot
battle the younger won by and 1.
Both Medalists Defeated.
bOtn the men VINO tea 1Or the low
medalist position were defeated in the
first match play round. W. II. Duff of
Pittsburgh being beaten by Walter
Tuckerman of Chevy Chase and Robert
Weir of Wilmington being beaten by
Ashmead Fuller Of the home organiza-
ton.
In the afternoon Tuckerman beat the
veteran player. Gen. E. NJ. Weaver, and
Ashmead Fuller was defeated by Ju-
liam #. Bishop, who has been playing
fine golf throughout the tournament
thus far. Another favor1te fell by the
wayside in the second sixteen. Everett
E. Jackson of Baltimore. who won the
event last year. being defeated by the
sterling player from the Washington
t Gount a Club Tub Roy Pie 9i.n ~, to the
great game against J. II. de Sibour of
Chevy Chase, getting around in 80. the
best score Of the tourney, and defeat
ing his long-driving opponent. and 8.
James Baird of Columbia was forced
to play two extra hole matches, win
ming the first and losing the second to
Alpheus Winter Of Columbia. Play in
the first round of the consolation
eights Of all flights began yesterday
afternoon, and will continue in con-
junction with the regular schedule,
The semi-finals in all flights were play :
ed this morning, and the finals will be
held this afternoon. In addition to this
attraction an eighteen-hole medal play
handicap event will be held all day,
those players competing in either the
semi finals or finals of any flight not
being eligible to compete in the medal
event.
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Indians Defeat Browns.

CLEVELAND, May 27.-Cleveland de-
feated st. Louis. TO 2. yesterday. maxi
ing the most of its long hits and bases
on balls.
Cleveland scored in the first on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-27

Two-base hits - Morgan. Jameson. Strunk.
Myers. Left on bases-Washngton. 3: Phils-
delphia, 3. Hit by pitcher-By Myers tShanks.
Henry. Umpires-Messrs. Evans and Nallin.
Time of game hour and 20 minutes.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

TODAY. TOMORROW.
BROOKLYN at Phila. Pittsburgh at St. Louis.
New York a Boston. Chicago at Cincinnati.
Pittsb'gh At St. Louis.
Chicago at Cincin'ti.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York, u; Boston, 1.
Cincinnati. 5; Chicago, 4.
Philadelphia, L. Brooklyn, 0.
Pittsburgh, s; St. Louis, 5.
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Pirates Win on Bad Throw.

ST. LOUIS. May e1.--A wild throw by
Bethel in the eleventh inning Yesterday
enabled Schmidt to score and Pitts
burgh beat St Louis 8 to s.
In the eleventh Schmidt singled and
went to second when MamauX was
thrown out. Wagner hit over second
and when Bethel threw wildly to the
plate Schmidt came home. Score:
Pittsburgh. o o p.l- O. o o la
rSi Louis -. o o = o o 0 o o-S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-27
SCHEDULES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

| TODAY. TOMORROW.
| Phila at Washington. st. Louis at Detroit.
| Boston at New York Cleveland at Chca 60.
| st. Louis at Detroit.
! Cleveland at Chicago.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington. 2: Philadelphia, I.
Cleveland, 4; st. Louis. ..
New York, 2; Boston. 1.
New York, 8; Boston, 5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11

200 Russian !IbOrers me. hour: railroad FAR.
advanced from iioreweii and Richmond 20
Job See Virginia Business Exchange. 5la
.surth Second
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11

MAKE $40 daily with The Signs VI To
Day" the best for less. Samples Ter
ritory. Convex Signs. l62 North Dearborn,
Chicago.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST. ladies' gold watch and fob some tim.
between June and 8. Watch mark. d
Eora o'Hsra Reward IL returned to Miss;
- Hara' care Fourpurcan. Temple ~ Co.
Masonic Temple.
LOST in shopping district. So bill. Finder
pleas" c2il Madison sio-J.
LOST. on Broad Street. between Third and
s'ktn gold bar pin with Greek ictcrs
a o. p Finder please return To Room
tI.. Mutual Building and receive reward.
LOST. Masonic lockc, initials H J.: r.
dated August 10, 1905. Reward IL re-.
turned to - wcst Marshall Street,
SIRAfED. from lols Lamb Avenue. white
English setter. lemon spots head. back
ana sidcT: answers name of Hunter. Re-
ward Phone Madison l7lT-J. c. r. Meyer.
LOST. Monday. gold pencii bar pin. Re-.
ward. Phon. Madison 24s5- ".
LOST Saturday morning, In 4 jitn.y bu..
or street between 2ili Hanover Avenue and
broad and Tenth Streets. cavalier ot sap
ph!r" and pearls. pearl pendant. Hnr goi,!
chain. Notify boulevard i3:J-W. or 2ilI
Hanover Avenue. Reward.
LOST. Saturday on Broad Street. or MIL
Ter Il Rhoads, or kaufmana's Nat purse,
pearl top. containing s. bills and 81. 70
ward II returned TO 1901 Grove Avenue.
Randolph 800
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11

WANTED, Ecutecl settled white woman.
without cnrumbranc. az hou-chccrHr. Must
understand marketing. making desserts and
not afraid of work. Small boarding house.
Small salary but good home Box ia. city.
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Zip wANTED-s,ale and Female.

ANIED whit" ard roiorei couple. for
TN" North Homes and hotels .rranspor-
IatIon advanced American Employment
Hur"au ies North Ninth Street
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w. II. SCOTT.

SCOTS DRUG STORE--Th.s houss {. on.
or IN. few remaining old commercial land
marks Of tho city. The business has been
established since 1850. and no, only Is 1, tho
Oldest In the city, bu. one OF the Oldest in
he State. Scot:s Drug Store Is known for
miles la all directions. ard there liz 9 beaten
path from all quarters to the very doors OF
the store. Its location Is AZ the corner OF
Seventeenth and Franklin Streets (Oid
Market Place The motto Of this place has
ev"r eeen "hcn you get anything from
SCOTS lts right" Mr. Judson Cunningham
- tho manager. and has been identified with
the house FOR - :"arS and has been thu.
active manager sor years Al this store
Can he found full line o. ali kinds OF
crur.. medicines. together with "a number
o: speois i"ul"dis. manufactured hy tho
h0usc, which E6d Il 'a,ge sale
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11

THlRTY-FINE house carpenters: 2-yrRr tob
work rain or shine: 35c. hour. Apply Vir-
E!nia business Exchange. al6 %orth Second.
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NICELY furnished front room for rent,
With board; all modern convcnirnces Also
room suitable fur doctors office sl5
West Grace. Madison SSH
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COUNTRY BOARD.

LEA HURST" quiet, convenient, sttrac-
iiv. country homo 81 minutes travel from
Richmond bS steam os trolley, Excellent
table No children. Terms, so pc. moEth
and upward Miss Wii,.ama, RcSi.tpTe.t
Nurse. Elinont, Va.
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SECRET SerNice---A iDcrican travelling for
e!Sn. Immediate opportunities officers
ais" inexperienced persons Prepare tiun
where necessary b. leading worlds expert
AsIatiC Pacif" Agency. san Francisco
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WANTED salesman. 4 large speciality
manufacturing company with branch Of
hc" in Richmond will consider the applica-
t;on OF high grade salesman for out OF town
territory. One experienced In bookkeeping
and general Office work Will be- given pref
crencc. Address F 10, care Timcs- Disputch
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DANCING.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

- .
statesmen wanted. limited number 10 sci,
"hinawarc. glassware and cutlery. - per
cent commission ON entire line. bra wing
account allowed producers H"rthii Manu-
featuring Co, i06 MARKET Street, ST. Louis,
Mo.
SALESMEN ATTENTION
SELL rs n side line the famous Quincy Re
frigerator Compnny's grocery and drug
store refrigerntors Ready sale goud COM
mission. Irving $. Thomas. Sales Manager.
- Peachtree Street. Atlanta. Ga.
SALESMAN for teas ami corees TO cover
the states Of Virginia. North and South
Carolina. Resilient salesman. who has some
established trade preferred Give references.
experience and salary expected in frat let
ter. Triticrs and dreamcrs not wanted Ad-
dress l. i22. care Times Dispatch
SALESMAN. travelling to sell dry goods src-
rialtirs. also blankets direct to retail
merchants. Profitable sidelne: commission
basis. Power Textile Mills. 2li Chestnut
Street. Philadelphia IA.
hFGE CORPORATION has several vAcanrics
in IT, sales department. To capable men
1t permanent connection ~ assured. with
remuneration better than * Offered else
where Experience not absolutely ncrcsaar".
References required. III North Third Street
itich;rond. Va.
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WANTED, amateur winder. S3.25: hookkoer.
.r. m!lwr.Sht. sawyer n!er pIancr h.,nr-
shay engineer. invoice clerk. sloo. track
foreman. stationary engineer. fireman
!oaderr;an and locomotive engineer lumber
Inspector and buyer 500: iron r,ouldcr &c !:
'orirss engineer. salesman. pump engineer
'san6': oookkecper and steaoEra phcr Also
otncrs. Write Mack's. Little Rock Ark
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AMI ED-agents

" AN rD-.fSentS
AGENTS wanted for article which no
housewife can resist. Sells ut ahno,, every
home. ). r. Ipcngicr. Box Is, sws,vaic ia
IUUKER r. WASHINGTON. before dea tn.
wrote his own iifework. very fine book.
Local and general agents wanted. Free out
MT. postage ioc. Act quickly. Austin-Jcn.
EARN ,lcG weekly managing clean. rsiti
everything. Right party need not worry
about capital. Splendid chance for intel
lig"ut employed person 20 contro! iEdcpend.
cpt business profit sharing basis. begin
ming In spare timo evenings at home. Par
ticuiars free. Opportunities EAchangc. But-
falo. y. Y.
LARGE manufacturer wants representatives
waists. skirts. direct TO homes. Write for
New York City $50 - ',-' W.
t;AWTSIDES IRON RUST SONp COMPANY
1854 Lancaster Avenue. Philadelphia. Pa
Garis.dc'> Iron HAS; Soap ursdc mark
States Pa,cni ouiccb removes iron rust. !nh
and AL unwAshabic stains fIor clothing
ma rbir. ,tr. Good seller. big raarrins
agents wanted. TIE original 2ac IA tube
Beware q: irfrinScments and tho penalty for
making, selling and using an :nfr!ng.,,
drt!c
LARGE manufactured wants representatives
To sell shirt. underwear. hosiery. Lre,.srs
waists. skirts. direct 10 homes. Write to-
FIRE" SAMPLES, Madison Mills U.s. broadway
New YORK CITY.
SENSATIONAL. aas saver. saves 80 v.ariv:
!its every gas range: wondc:frl der, On
>tra.tiHn; costs 20 sell, soc; as.!.ls .r.tIn.
rich. American Gas Reduction Co. Trans-
Building. Chicago.
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FOR rent. bright attractive front rooms
together or sineiy), second floor. south
crn exposure. baths. private family. 1902
West Grace.
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WE can place Is carpenters In RaItirore
hours WORK. S3iS. American Emuiny-
mont bureau. in5 North Ninth Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11

WANTED. registered pharmacist STAT.
ase' salary expected and give reference.
'rWii! sell half-intercst in business 10 RICH;
/ party. J. SD. care Times Disra{ch
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EXPERIENCED cook and maid for Fair
mont, w. Va. Virginia Business Exchange.
SIG North Second
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GIRLS wanted. ages IL 10 20 years; stead
work: good pay. Apply 4. Hocn & TO
sixth and Canal Streets
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WANTED-Room ana Eoard.

WANTED, by ladies. mother and daush-
ter. room and board, not central not 10
exceed $40. Ill, care Times Dispatch
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Statesmen. new sidciinc. minutes ,ln,o
pays you si.5n Pocket samples. PROMPT
commissions State territory covered. FL
wood Manufacturing Co. Ire. Ills Michi-
gan Avenue. Chicago.
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WANTED lady traveller. Experience un.
necessary. Salary, commission and cx-
pense allowance 10 right lady. McBrady &
Gu Chicago
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Gem Talking
DEATHS

ECisANK Di".. AZ i:l5 < II. saturday.
Jun" 70. a. Grace Hospital. MRS W :
EtHANk She ~ survived ~ husband
and infant daughter. father a.d mother
M' and Mrs. 2. i Hewlett: TWO brothers
g. y and Y. 4 two sisters. Miss Bessie
and Alma Hewlett
Funesa! from, IN" home. 3I7 North Thirty
second stree, THIS SUNDAY AFTER
NOON. Jun. II : "cloch. In,ermcnt IN
oakuo0d
OF MIR. and Mrs, II. NJ Mc(iuiye bonn
Jun. :. died az n" Hyge!a Hospital, June
u" ami vas buried Saturday afternoon ut
{ O'Clock IN Hollywood Cemetery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11

SIDELINE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT concern In
country placing h!rh-class saiesboards
only. Can moro good men. Commits
sion IS to 3l6 each order Chicago Diamond
Importing Co. 50 East Madison Street. Chi
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S15 month. Get government. Jobs Non
anu women wanted. List OF positions oh
tainaole free. franklin Institute. Floor ga
Zoe esttr, n. z.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11

NJ CHANICN! engineer conveying eIc-
Fhiins. power transmission expert. expe-
I'ehccd executive. competent TO manlgn
department, desiros connection with man j.
.ir"ss "Engncer" 1927 Warrington Ave-
huc, Phtla de nhi.. Pa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11

september J; apar,nen, near Stuart Monu.
'"en'. PhoH" boulevard l2la before 3 r. NJ
or address III r2i. care Times Dispatch
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WANTED, a reliable white man who know
all about automobiles. and who can re
pair th"m and do other work. steady ON
nloEmcn,. Apply 10 +. +. Faulkner car,
The Cohen Co.
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RICHMOND Council. No. IL. OF me Co
!umbia Fraternal Assoca ton. with 5000
mtfnbcrS, organized in II States; paving
sicN, death and accident benefits Charter
open 10 citizens o: good health. ages Is
10 % years, - joining fec. j. X Dickrr.
son. organizer. 1915 East Broad Street So
:icitors want-,t good pay guaranteed
Wan TED. Young man study GreGH short !.
hand banking bookkeepcr: transporta tton
deducted; small cash payment tuition bal
anC+ note from salary. Piedmont Business
College. Lynchburg, Va.
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Fig Four Pilots for Fords Sample ,ri
narucn!arS Furnished Act quick. rderrst
t3oN ITO High .'oint. Y. G
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Hep NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VIRGINIA TeaCh.rs: Rurcsm des;irc,, van IN
rrcp:TeG teachers for Virginia and South
cru states. Established 1885 Correspond-
chcc solicited. A W. Cridlin manager
woodland Heights. Richmond. Va Phone
Madison SOS Walton Hall. manager
Gordonsvi'!e branch. Box ISL GordunsviiIo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11

AGENTS WANTED FOR CHOICE 81.
~, EtI 81, LOTS INSIDE CITY LIMITS
MENT CORPORATION sos ANtRic, -
BANK BUILDING;
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AGhNrS. new SamC for cigar stores. H,-.
Der shops rtc. Easy. BLK sella- -
ncu!ars tEse United Saieshoard Co. Trcn
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WANTED. men twhits and eooredj to
prepare Tor railway train service SCI 10
$3.50 month. frst-ciass road Passes mr.
ranged for Send stamp. name. position you
want. Railway Inst. No. 8, Majestic Build
/ Ing. Indiana polls. Ind.
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IN C"iorsd lsbo-crs. SparrowS Point. Zoe.
hour Il" at office. . "a !. Monday
40 Monday SIS. Virginia business IA
narEc. &c North Second.
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LADIES :" seil ''itahygrn C'othosT Si,Gct
70 mothers. new selling wonder v.r,
Write f"r free iilu.tratrd particulars Al
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AGENFS-5co per cent profit. frcc sainpIoI
Eoid sign letters for stor" and rffics Nyir-
ao"s Any one can put on. Metallic fr;.
tcr company. 49, North clark Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11

WASTED 50 nachnists and helpers FOR
baltimore. Is for this city. - carpenter.
and painters, baiters =tenpgraph.r. :.
fr"m.n. farm hands for Prnnsyivsnia
Transportation advanced Clerical. proteS-
sioHal and engineering lines America
EmHi"ymen; Bureau is North Ninth Stree,
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HIhN Is: your opportunity il tight hg,r
|" cs'ablish business OF YOUR owr -
mnhncc sou on :hc Biggest ,noney-rsk:n-
,,ns "I aluminium cooking utensils and 80
eiHttics IN America. We are original ,,.,,,,
ihctureEs Of aluminium ware Our sojes ~,
'n"pi's YOU TO call on customers nv ~
20 I'LL ~. "hlS' our mon c!carlnc IN
- =" ri'P week. Free sales courso tesc }, .s
snu' biE agents monthly magazine t,.c n,
:ou are strong enough to stand ornsncri.,
HH US u postal to-day and secure 49,.
i i' OF territory. DIV. 40 Ane-ic.,
aluminium Manufacturing Co Lenont ~
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"ANTED a male instructor in plain geom.
eiry ami algebra for summer To "o.rh
private parry. Address. j. f. wrenn 62s
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WANT all tho ma'hinistS. rolling mill m-n.
;,uddl"rs. heaters. Tuurh"rs and hrrI!crl
crr h;g plant Pennsylvania See Virginia
business Exchange. JII North Second.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

NICELY furnished room. single or doubts
with excellent board also table board
East Grace. Madison SEW
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SALESMAN aggr"ss!v. hustler accustcuIc cd
large earnings. Trade stimulating system
Offering utility, csp.c!siiy attracting ladies.
Whir!wind success air"ad%. Full. commis-
sion advanced IN accepted orders. Full
credit. heavy repeats Mctalkrsft, Rochester.
y