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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-03

Statement of the ownership; nnan- agement. circulation. etc. required bv 1s12 99 of m The faFdSs4 BrdssnoTt Tines T%sas' pun
 lished Daily at, Bridgeport. Connect- cut. for April 1: 1919 StatG of C9n- fore tGTs-iae. me. a Notary Public in and for the State and County aforesaid. per Ing been duly sworn according to law. deDoseS and says that he is the Business Manager of The BridEeport Times. and that the following is to the best of his knowledge and be- lief. a true statement of the, owner per. the circulation). etc. of the afore- said publication for the date shown in Act of August 4. 1912. embodied in section 443 Postal Laws and Regula- addresses of the pubiisher: ediIor. Pqblishtne m O., Bridgeport. Conn: Editor. r; Tucker BriIGG GGEeport: Com, port Conn Business Manager F
 Tucker. Bridgeport. Conn ?. That dresses of individuai owners or. if, a names names q and and addresses of 'stockholdcrs of the total amount of stocl). F, Tucker. Bridgeport, Conn: NJ. E. Stiles. BridgeB0rf BBriidd0r conn: c3mn II F. M Booth stFa L
 ford. Conn. 3. That the, known bond itv holders owning or holding per cent. or moro of total amount Of bonds. mortgages. or other securities are: of there are none.so State) Hen rv .. Knight. BridgeDort. Conn. {. That the two paragraphs next above. giving the names of the OwEerS.stock- holders and security holders if any. contain not only the list Of Stockhold- CTS and security holders as they aD- pear upon the books of the. company but also. in cases where the stock holder or security holders aDpears up- on the books of the com Dany q c trus- tee or in any other hduciarY relation the name of the person or corpora ton for whom such trustee is acting. ia given: also that the said two para
 graphs contain statements embracing affiant's full Knowledge and belief to the circunSta nCeE and conditions under which stockholders and security holders who do not a1Ue@T UDOn the books of the CpnD@r2r- =s trustees. hold stock and securities iu - caOa city other than that of 9 Irua fide own believe that any other person. g SOC a ton. or corporation has any interest direct or indirect in he @0id atock. bonds. or other securities than as sp stated bv him. That tho ayera Ee number of copies of each issue Of this publication sold or distributed. through the malls or otherwise 10 paf3 subscribers during the six months ore
 cedinR the date shown above is 12 2l {
 (TThis inform stion is required from daily publications onlvD F Tucker. Business Manager. Sworn to and sub.
 scrtbed before me this 1st day of April. 1919. John w. Rose. Notary Public dMy Gomnission expires
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-03

non-suit on the ground that Good man had failed to connect the mills with the transaction. Judge Booth granted the motion.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-03
ENGLISH CHANNEL
 TUNNEL TO BE BUILT IN 5 YEARS

London, Apr. 4.-(Correspondence of The Associated Press) - Intense interest has been aroused by the gov ernments announcement that the long projected tunnel under the Eng fish Channel to connect England and France Is soon to be constructed. The cost of the enterprise is roughly esi- mated at $1O0,00O,OOO. Some say the tunnel could be completed in and 1-2 years.
 A commission in Paris which has been discussing this project also is considering the building of tunnels under the Bosphorus connecting Flu rope with Asia and one from Gibral- tar connecting Europe with Africa.
 The English Channel Tunnel Com pany already has done vast amount Of work in anticipation of the re- sumption of actual construction of the tunnel to France. Engineering plans are said to be so far advanced that the work could be begin at once.
 With the exception of the Panama Canal, it will be the biggest engineer ing enterprise of modern times. The total length, including approaches in England and France, will be 32 miles,
 
 under the sea. The plans provide for two tunnels, each eighteen feet in diameter, connected by cross gal leries at intervals of 200 yards. The maximum depth of water on the route is 1SO feet, and a cover of chalk about 100 feet thick would be left undis- turbed above the crown of the tunnel to provide against danger from enemy attack with submarine explosives The tunnels level below the sea thus will be about 2S0 feet.
 Iron tubes will be built as the tun- mel advances. The extraordinary ad- vance made in tunneling in recent years. especially in the United States. will enable the engineers to proceed with great speed. The railway lines will be operated by electricity, as in the case of the SimpIon tunnel under the Swiss mountain of that name and which is 12 1-2 miles in length, the longest at present in the world.
 Speaking of the problems of build ing the tunnel, English engineers say the sea itself offers no difficulty, that the only risk lies in the geological formations. The first layer under the channel is white chalk. and beneath this is T belt of gray chalk some 300 feet thick The great question is whether the gray chalk is impervious to water.
 The tunnel will be capable of hand ling 90. 900 passengers and 30.0OO tons of goods each way in 24 hours. Or Ginar- railway rolling stock, includ- ing sleeping and dining cars, will be able to use the route.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-03
Harry K. Browns
 Death Accidental
 Is COrOner's Finding

Harry K. Brown of Westport was driving his motorcycle at high speed at the time he collided with a motor truck and was fatally injured, Coroner PheIan declared in a finding made to- day. The coroner decides that Browns death was due to accidental causes.
 The young man was killed on the night of March 20 last on the Boston Post road in Westport- He was ap- 1roacning from the rear of a truck owned by Max Gold of this city. The coroner fin5s that the cyclist did not see the trucks rear light until too late to avoid a collision. He also rules that thed river Of the truck did not know Brown was near the truck,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-03
JAIL FOR KANT.

On complaint Of his wife, Olga, Ferdinand Kant of 1496 Seaview ave- nue was fined S1 and costs and sent
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-03
GYPSY QUEEN FREE.

Guyta Andrea, the Gypsey Queen, arrested last week on a warrant is- sued in Portsmouth, Va, charging her with the theft of S2,0O0 has been released by the local police authorities and the charges against her noIled. This action was taken by Judge Wilder in the City Court this morning upon receipt of a telegram from the Portsmouth police stating that they had no further interest in the case.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-03

It is reported that Sunday ball is to be allowed in England, as start was made recently with e baseball game and soccer games are reported to be Sched11fel aiSo
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-03
LENA FoRFErTs BOND.

Lena StenuHs of Stratford, arrested yesterday on aI breach of the peace charge and released on a $25 bond, failed to appear in city court this morning to defend herself against6he charges. The bond was forfeited.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-20
FEMALE HELP WANTED

BRIGHT young lAii.. wanted fpr tole-
phone operators; experience unntr-
'ssafy, We pay you while learning Az.
u'y room 2lG Pioneer Hiig
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WANTED ut once. first class shoe re :.
ptif man. bsst OF wages. plenty OF
work Write Or wire J. A. Dieter. Man
gum. Okla.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

BANKERS want position In bank. ten
years experience. young and fun OF
pep. What have your B. B.. Oklaho-
man.
BOOkkEEPER and accountant wishes
position with reliable FIRM; all
round office man: can give best Of ref
crcrccs. Address Bias Oklahomsn.
bOOKKBEPER credit man wants n
change; references 10 former and
present employers. salary 1850 XII
Oklahoman.
s,,..
SMALL set Of books or extra book
keeping work evenings by experienced
accountant: trial balance a speciality
~. g. ringley, Maple 1884
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-20

WANTED } carpenters Phone wal
nat tgtJ,
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CARPENTERS and workmsn wanted
for. work NJ plaster mill. near Ham !.
In. Toxas, steady work. home rent "
to 50 per month. board ~. 40 per week,
gocd wages. good schools. good climate.
reyas Cement Plaster Co, Sx W. Main.
Ihona Mania 7GA
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Solicitors Wanted
Live wires only need apply. strictly
falnry propositions; Apply city creu
Iqiiun manager Oklahoman and Times.
BUTCHER --One W h o
can take care of meat
dept. One beef and hog
a day. Phone or wire
The Hub Dept. Store,
Nash, Okla.
SHIPPING CLERK WANTED-onc
who Is looking for permanent Job.
Give references and salary expected.
N-go, Oklahomsn.
MANTTIl--A good llnemsn; one who
thoroughly understands n switch
hoard. Mutual Telephone Co, Okeene.
okla.
MANTED-Trustworthy. industrious.
Young man To earn tuition working
leisure hours while taking business
course. Guthrie Business College.
Guthrie. Okla.
l'NrERlENCED office man for large
manufacturing concern, opportuni-
ties arc unlimited for tho fellow who
unplies himself; IN reply state age.
education, N married or single, and
'rlary expected. x-s6. oklahomnn,
" ANTED-C teacher OF
bookkeeping and Gregg shorthand
must be ambitious and possess sales-
manship ability. Guthrie Business
College, Guthrie. Okla,
| WRITE for three good reasons why
you should take your business train
| Ing In Guthrie Business College.
Guthrie. Okla.
| WANTED Piano and talking machine
salesman; outside work; references
required. Frodorickson Kroh Music Co.
YOUNG MAN for general office, cler-
! lcal work, good opportunity for right
party; zee Mr. Bulls, Room Slt. Pio-
ncer Bldg.
| CARPENTERS and workmen wanted
! fol. work NJ plaster mill. near Ham !.
In, TEXAS, steady work. home rent "
/ TO 81 per month. board $50 per week,
| gosi wages, good schools. good climate.
! Texas Cement Plaster Co., Sh w, Main.
/ Phone Maple 7@.
/ WANTED - Delivery hoy. Cab Star
Cash grocery. .iO0i w. 10Th.
WHITE bus boy, also dishwasher. Yale.
n. broadway,
! WANTED--job and ad man also press
mah-prlntor, lou s. Allsrd, Drum.
! rirht. Okla
/ TRlMMERS for auto work. used cars
( for sale Scott Auto n supply Co.,
sl6 W. Main.
BOY with wheel to deliver, mornings
only or NIL day. Peoples Pharmacy,
10Th and Hudson.
WANTED at Eldorndo, Okla. cotton
plckers 10 pick 400 acres sandy land
making from one-haIf to three fourth
bale per acre, " per hundred and
board. Brownlow Bros.
WAkTED--Tinner for blow pipe shop,
give experience nge ana whether
n,arrled or single! steady Job for rIgh,
man. Hart Cotton Machine Co., Chick
| .fr-."s-..ss. .-...4.------..-, l.--. 81.
! WANTED-TLinotype machinist- Opera
tor at once. Evening Derrick. Drum
risht, Okla.
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Portrait Men

Special travelling representative WN
make Held appointment With YOU, some
thing good Tor YOU has huppun'd I'm the
portrait world you ought 20 know about
Ii. mnko us prove II costs YOU moth
ing: wire collect for appointment, don't
answer unless YOU nre big producer.
hurry M. times short, get over TO the
Western linton and be quick about Il.
Leach Art Company, 2l0s Grand Ave.
Kansas CITY, Mo. +. S.--Frame prices
ara coming down. 80 Is glass
SOMETHING new In portraits: big
proposition; agents wanted, deal with
factory direct write for catalogue.
southern Art q, oak Park. ILL.,
WE have good proposition for socf,
live agents See \. r. Fitzgerald, 7is
on Exchange Bldg,
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

ROOKKEEpEE. experienced. desires
work evenings. H-o. pkiahouan.
EXPERIENCED h1okKsep,r with high
school and business college training.
wishes position Win "A good firm IN
an oklahoma town. best ~ references,
not AFRAID of wpIK. ! am = years old,
murfled aud a returned soldier. Nd
dress Ray Thayer. Chanute. Kan. SVj
south Highland.
YOUNG attorney. just returned from
army four years experience In Okla
homa practice. desires connection N
small town anywhere In oklahoma,
preferably East side. can use ypewrit-
or well. salnry or partnership con-
sidcrcd N.jt. Oklahoman.
SITUATION wanted by young married
man, ~ years experience ns agent
ard salesman with Chicago on com
pauy. best OF references y W, care
oAnhoman.
YOUNG man wishes light clerical work
with an opportunity for advancement,
N.i1. Okahoman.
DRUGGIST. years experience. uu-
registered, wants permanent position,
age IS, married. no objection 10 sInaI
town. - 8. Okhhomsn.
HIGH SCHOOL boy wants 70 work for
room and board; private home pre-
fcrrcd. 9os y. broadway Walnut l'ip.
HOOkKE.EPER wants set of books for
evenings: thoroughly experienced. /.
services reasonable. references Nj
DklshOmau
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ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT

TfN-sses ~ ~ S,e-ssssr>>-~~t
DESIRABLE room with breakfast and
8 o'clock dinner s21 East 9th. Wal.
nut iiil ii
ROOM AND BOARD Mon preferred
3is West an. II
GOOD room aud holri home like placsl
- W Sth. n
INVALID may find room, hoard aud
care by registered nurse In pleasant
private home references exchanged.
Mapie a9i0.J
FOR RENT -- l4Hge front sleeping
room IN private home. VIII serve
meals daily n desired. Walnut t5oN
NICE. desirable hrauufmB furnished
room, board II de,ncd IA W. 3th.
can ll2 W 9TH, references
THRtE sleeping rooms l1. l.u' board
" desired. Maple 53i,L 5lD Woat
Main
NELi.FrBNlsHrD room with gooi
board loo private home 10 man and
VIE employed, walking distance. MAJ
pie colo
GOOD holri and Hum. fnr lady or scn-I
''DWlu ,wU.u1ri Io',r.UgFs ch-
changed. NaIuu, ,.i-
VERY d,..tph'o front room close ia,
HrNnfy home. '1 g,nutusu or ,nu-
pic employed breakfast Wu p.sp dins,
nrr Walnut 5Uil - W Nih
NICE tam u modern home. good
meals. yourc n1n preferred. Mhpi<
l't; s-1 Ils' bth lI
LOVELY. solnNest room. nicely furl
nlsheI. for gentleman or employee
couple: board Walnut bs2e.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-20

SHOEMAKER WASTED First Glass
repair man familiar with Jack; TOP
wages; good workman Wfi'r or Rp-
ply at once to JACK Murphy. ma, West
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-20

WANTED-GoOd. sll.around country
printer. 20 10 work a. once. good
shop. good pay. Phone or wnto J. c.
Nance. Review. MARROW, okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-20
'APER HANGING AND PAINTING

PAPER -HANGlNG and painting; Just
returned from A. l.. + have com
nlete stock of wall paper Maple 1oa1-J.
WALL. PAPER huug s. room lp;
Samples brought Walnut 6j69-J.
Maple 5i9' Tom Ford
WALL PAPEk--ic, my prices are the
best bring samples. estimates wotk
u NJ parrett. ll2 w. Ord. Walnut 6751
PAINTER AND PhPERiASGER Call
Walnut 1867. viii briug samples cheap
prices work guaranteed. 0reenlee.
PAINTING aud paper hanging. rooms
'!y0 and up, Map,e 5lL V. II. by
kins
INDEPENDENT paper hanger Phone
Walnut l199 Edwards
ROOMS papered s. NJ; samples also
painting walnut abi2, Maple lt2i
" II. Roach
ROACH nROs.. 5ls7N Hudson. Call
Maple ?i21. Night Maple 6sb or Ma
pie $50
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE


WANTED Permanent position. young
lady with executive ability: expert
crcc In general office work, also good
typist Nglnr 1883
WANTED Position AZ hnusekeeper. by
elderly lady. In motheriess home Or
homo where mother works. N-si. OKLA
homHn.
TRAINED. practical nurse. Walnut
5l9j.
WILL care FOR Children. kindergarten
experience. Maple 1851.
WANTED-P Permanent position by ex-
pericuccd steuOgraphcr Phone Ma
pie lji6-J.
EXPERIENCED lady hookkecrcr-s,e.
nographer wants permanent position.
G-J1, Okiahomah.
WIDOW. uuincumbered. good clean
cook and housekcepet, wants work;
will leave city y n. Oklahom1n
TYPlSr WANTS Copy work in eve
nings. X-7s
EXPERIENCED cook twhitel wants
general houscvork IN modern home
or with employed people. G-3l. Oklaho-
man.
LADY typis, wants typing TO do eve.
nines at home i-2i. Okla,
EXPERIENCED yptst. also expert
enced IN clerical aud cashier work
/ Walnut $3.50
MIDDLE aged lady wants work, home
and room with good, responsible peo-
pie have one daughter employed dimes
up town. N-el, ONahoman
WORKING Girl would act as compan-
ion, help with housework IN refined
home for board and room. y SO. Oklaho.
man.
TWO GIRLS want work in candy store
from I TO II p M. phone Maple 1892.
| BOOkKEEpER with years erper-
lence desires position; win furnish
references. Call Walnut 6gQ3, Mira.
Porter
sTENOGRAPHER with s years eIper.
ience desires position; will furnish
references; call Mrs. Cole, Walnut
62O2
BEGINNER sTENoGRAPHER desires
permanent position. Maple b5iJ-J.
DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY
>,~~~~>~~>S~~-~~-~~~>~>~>N. >~~->S,s->,Ns>>>,>>.
DREssMhKING, hem tchlng. hair
work. Maple aleS-R
DREssMAklN6 anq alterations.
Mary Mongcr, Maple 2 Room 2lS,
| ketr's.
CLIMB the stairs and dollar
Special attention given H.iers aud
| remodellng Grey Mlllner, West
Main. Walnut 6s5s
DREsSMAKING-Mrs, MIDI I'D, iei
West Grand. Walnut 1855
ALL kinds OF sewing wanto, Maple
| 1925.
| First-class fur remodelng by expert
! Call Walnut 56ai.
| SPECIAL attention remodeling of turs
and hats Phoebe shop. lih y Har-
| vey; phone Maple 552.
Ft'RS REMODELEp. also ladies' and
mems suits, expert workmanship
vonek, Tailor Furrler, 2Oi N. Robinson
walnut 1923,
| WILL do mendng and plain sewing
ut my home. Mrs Maxwell, l?2t w,
rark Walnut 1851.
DRgssMAKiNG and alterations phone
Maple t?da.
MEMS SHIRTS made to order, silk or
any other material Walnut 1873,
| MoTHERS-f,fing your husbands cast
off suits TO s2S East 9Th and have
your boy a suit made; or phone Walnut
| 5itf-J.
FIRST, CLASS drcssmaking Walnut
! --i7
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AGENTS WANTED

LIFE INsIRANCE-No have a few
choice districts onon for general
agents. very best contracts offered,
at1tc manager HoN a's, thct1sbt
Nh1B
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MALE HELP WANTED.

ROAST BEEF. i0c: vegetables &c; dos
EcrtE. and i0c. best quality. Yale
calu'cnn. Broadway. south OF Hucklns
IDici
WANTED carpenters. Phone wal
nat I.iJ,
Ll.AGN auto driving; only SO, Puekett
GlfnHr 5lb North Hudson.
WANTED An around Broom Maker;
call st once. Traders Warehouse h
Com. Co, 2ls W. Second street.
wANTED-Whi'e cook. one that can
take charge OF q kitchen and run Il:
Harvey man preferred. BOZ 5iT. Hugo.
Oklahoma.
WANIED-lIard goods candy maker;
ath for J. u. Fine, Jackman candy
Co., ~ Wost 9Th.
WA&TED ut once. first class shoe re :.
pJr man. hsst OF wages. plenty OF
work Write Ur wire J. A. Dieter, Man
gum Okla
WANTEp-N strictly high grade dry
cleaner and pfcsser to handle small
amount Of work Ia both tho cleaning
and pressing foom. none but the very
best uood uppy: will pay top salary
uni permanent place. Apply at once
the American Laundry Co. shawnee.
ohlt
WANTED at once, a shoemaker. Rapid
shoe Repair shop. 500 W. okmlgee'
NuShogc,. Okla.
SHOE REPAlnERS wanted. five fast
JaCkmcu. permanent employment,
salary $40 week; wire Seventh street
shoe Shop,A7l7 7th 81. Wichita falls'
ItNas "9
THREE moro men with cars TO drive
Nalesmen. so per day. expenses. Per-
ranent position. Can or write Taylor
A Taylor, 100 West Reno. Oklahoma
city
WANTED - one first class cake baker
day work $50 per week. two meas
per day must hc fast and u good work
man. Royal Bakery. Gushing. okla.
/ MANTED-A first class painter and
raper hanger. TipboIntngd Paint II
! r6ptr Co. T.shornineo, Ofh
WASTED--Duplsx prenman. wire sS-
porlonCc. wages wanted; situation
permanent capable pressran. The
Daily Traveller. Arkansas city, Kansas
. pHlNTER WANTED - Competent Job
or nj mani day work; steady situa
i.uu; hcalthfui climate; good pay. union
Shop. Abilene Printing Comuany. Abi-
lone. Texas.
WANTED--a or l.pIece orchestra
rtrug. one engagement every two
weeks, viii pay well. Address Box 3ee
l'pipu. okla,
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WANTED can use several live. wire
solicitorA who have the ability 10
chow sasv results; must b. aHle to
|, furniah cSr or rig; attractive proposi
llon made 20 producers. uhloos YOU sn
able 10 handle n live profl0oltiah NppI
cAtiop Would not he considered, sslaf,
with Iail eapenses guaranteed. TERRITORY
Oblakoma Call IN person n mako ap
pilcst Ton 10 f'lrfpln iinn MaHagsr. Far
lusf et0ckmAh, Oklahnn'an Bdg., o.
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wANTED-rO RENT

WANTED NJ T.rlDm Furnished houss
north ur uorhVrst near rlr l,uc ref
lIrn.a uInlAA,l. can MAps 1882;
Walnut JUHf.
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SALES LADlEa
For notions department; amply =, once
Rornhaugh Brown Dry Goods 20.

NhNTED--E,perienccd candy sales
lady. none hu, experienced need ap-
ply. Rose Candy Shop. 2p4 " Main.
WANTED Middle aged woman for
housewofk. care two children. y?S
East 9Th.
COMPETENT stenographcr SEQ Mr..
Bulls, room Sii. Pioneer Bldg
HOusEkEEPER wanted, 40 w. 2Oth
Walnut 1888
'STENODRApHER wanted Wv Oklhho-
ma city firm, Eive details and cNpe-
rience. etc, In reply. N.Gl. oklahomen.
WANTED Young lady Is to ~ Tor
clerical WORK; IN reply state age edu-
cation and experience, G-s9. eklaho-
man.
WANTED -Illgh school or business col
lege giri to stay ~ night IN eN-
change for room and board In nice
home. Walnut Gao
WANTED Refined white Rlrl 10 ns-
slst with the care OF children, axe
: and 8 1oi ". l9th Walnut 3ii6.
NURSE GIRL wanted no W. 9Oth
Walnut 3s3}
EXPERIENCED lady wanted TO mend
mems clothes. 3lS West Grand,
WANTED ESncrJcrced white girl for
housework, good wages and home FOR
right girl. Phone Maple 1881
WANTED-A careful woman for fiat
work. counting and checking, good
position. also woman for other fiat
work departments New state LAuu-
dry. 100 n. Francis.