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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-18
LAST MATCHES OF
TEAM GOLF TODAY
Merton Looks Like Sure Winner
Of Title in Women's Play.
Other Gossip
By SANDY McNIBLICK

There is only very slender chance
Of Merion's losing its place out ahead
today in the womcn's club golf COM
petition for the Philadelphia team cup.
Merton has made clean sweep of all
it's matches. Today the Main Line
women stars play Old York Road on the
latter's course. ..
The Philadelphia Cricket Club and
Huntington Valley, tied in second place.
will play this afternoon. The winning
team Of these two will finish the sched-
ule with percentage Of 800. If Old
York Road succeeds in winning from
Merton today. Merisn will also stand
800, which is anothe way of saying
that there will be tie for first place
in the 'major league" If Merton
wins today it will be the club champion
OF 1920 in Philadelphia.
But Old York Road is very liable
to make desperate stand. It has
everything to gain and very much to
lose for q defeat today is liable to send
the Jenkintown women into last place
and II it is beaten IN a play off for
that nlace, to be played Friday, then
Old York Road will have to drop out
Of the Philadelphia cup league. So
Old York Road will play hard to win
over Merton. The former team did
not appear to have much OF chance
against the Philadelphia Cricket Club.
but that match was only decided on n
technicality finally. The fair players
are very strong on their home York
Road course and there is the possibility
at least of another very close struggle
with Merton today.
The Cricket club played Merton very
evenly last week. the final match only
deciding the issue at Merton so there
is an oNtside chance that Old York
Road may head off last years cham.
pions.' Meantime Huntington Valley
looks better than the Cricket club for
the match at Noble and should finish
in second place, at least, in the league.
Philmont meets Riverton at Riverton,
a match that will have considerable
to do with winning first place-in the
cellar.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-18
U'Hde Has O,Un Ideas

JIMMI WILDE. Hyweight champion of the universe is
q in class by himself in and of tkc ring We all
know his prowess in the squared circle but Of the
he pulls when he is supposed be leisure
amazing the fight fans On the day of fight instead
of loling around his hotel taking things easy Jimmy
indulges in form of exercise, all of which is
trary to the methods of leading American boxers
1t is popular idea that boxer should do considerable
loaing the day of fight He should all of
his strength for the strenuous work OF the evening Wilde
however. has adopted entirely system, and
inclined to believe he has the proper dope
The first time | the Englishman in Jersey
City about five hours before his bout with Mickey Russell
/ found him the Elks Club. playing English hill
liards and absorbed in the game He ddn
in the world. and for the approaching bout
why, that seemed furthest away from his mind After
the game he left the club INDUCED in hearty dinner
few hours later disposed Of Russell in rounds
Last Thursday afternoon Jimmy went out to tho golf
links aud played eighteen holes with Bert Crowhurst. of
the Walton. Exercise like that is enough any ordinary
person to knock off and call it day but Wilde considered
1t minor workoujs enough to keep his legs in shape
Tor the battle with Murray that evening.
Crowhurst surprised when Wilde told him he
wanted TO play golf that afternoon.
t'What, play golf. with big fight on for tonight: -
asked the amazed Bert
"Certainly, replied Wilde. Golf is a great game
III Keeps one busy and play it if your mind is on
something else Golf keeps your mind occupied you cant
be worrying about what happen that evening Every
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-18
Nine Three-Year-OHs
in $4,000 PreakneSS
P. R. R. LEAGUE OPENING
Mines Of Transportation and Auditor
Of Freight Traffic Play

The Pennsylvania Railroad General
Ofic" Baseball League will open its
season this afternoon at the p. X. r.
J. VI. {. A. grounds, when the Auditor
Of Freight Traffic and the Transphrta-
ton departments play in the curtain
Raiser"
Fourteen departments are represented
by teams and hay" been divided into
two classes, 4 and r. making seven
teams in each class.
Three silver loving cups are offered.
The team winning tho championship in
Class A roCeives tho w. w Attprbury
trophy. The winners in class b will
get the !. VI. Pur,iunrp cup. and the
winner of the final game Of the series
between classes 4 and b will receive
the A. e. Shand trophy,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-18
Where They Play Today
in Women's Golf Matches
PHILADELPHIA TEAM CUr

'uiiEtprih piS iran" WV
Philadelphia Cricket VS.. Huntingdon ya,-
Icy. ut Huntington Valley.
Thilmont w. Riyerton, at Riyerton
Merton w. Old York Road. at Old York
Road. ''A
SUBURBAN TEAM CUP
Bala ys. North Hills. at North Hills
Woodbury. va. philadelphia County cl,h
at Philadelphia Country. ''''
st., Dayids VS.. Whitemarsn. at White
marsh. ~
.,Oyerbrook vs.. West Chester. at west
Chester. ~
wALIINGFORD TEAM CUP
Wilmington ys. Philadelphia Cricket I'd,
Llanerch vs.. Merton ID. at Merton.
HuntinEdon Valley ed w. -yerbrOok ed.
at Overbrook, "'
Old York Road I'd VS.. sprlnshaven, at
Springhayen. NJ
Philadelphia Country ed vs.. Stenton. a,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-18
Mrs. Gavin Beats Male Star

New York. May ls.-Mrs. william A.
Gavin. runner-up last october for the
women's national golf championship. broke
the Belleclaire course rscord for women,
lowering II from 81 a mark held BY herself,
to 81. and defeated DR.. A. T. Haght by
up. Mrs. Gavin played Doctor Haight on
even terms. using the regulation back tees,
ana over the full length OF the 8500-yard
course. Doctor Haisht at the Atlantic City
a field which Included Woodie Piatt who
beat Oulmet last year at Oakmont
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-18
Cam Wants Olympic Place

New York. May ls.-Howard Cam, the
New York University all-round star. will at
tempt to gain a place. on the United States
the pentat thlon event The Violet athlete Is
practicing daily for the Olympic tryouts
hnisrcd sixth In this event at University Of
Penasylvania relays.
Cams chances appear bright. He is an
efficient performer with the javelin ana dis
GUS and Is consistent Twenty-Five. foot
Jumper In the running broad event. While
he lacks speed for the 9O0-meter run. he pos
sesscs TIE stamina to set a fast pace for the
l500-meter run
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-18
Harvard Captain Stars In Football

Cambridge. Mass. May lS-A forty-min-
ute scrimmage brought Harvards spring
football season TO an erd yesterday. Three
touchdowns were made by the varsity
against the substitutes two Of which were
scored by Captain Arnold Horween on hard
Several western plays off tackle. such as
Harvard met in California figured in the
touchdownb.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-18
Twelve iohio Colleges Enter

Columbus. o.. May 1s.-TwelYe Ohio col.
lcges have made entries in the big sh
feld track meet which will be staged at Ohio
State University Friday and Saturday oI
this week. More than 200 athletes wilI par
ticipate.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-18
Colgate Loses on Courts

Hamilton. \. v. May ls.--Coigate was
defeated In the double tennis matches BY
Syracuse here Yesterday. The team broke
even in the singles.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-18
MlIIle Allen Victor

/ rvttsyilIe, Pa. May lS.--Baltmoro Willie
Allen defeated Walter Rennie here asst night
IL tsn-Tound windup. The bout was full
sf action. -
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As AND TIGERS SET MARK FOR
n HONlERS INA GAME, FIVE IN ALL;
IFIT ISN'T RECORD 1T SHOULD BE
by ROBERT W. MAXWELL
sports Editor Evening Public Lcdser

u "A FTER being misplaced for more than month the
Detroit Tigers recovered their batting eyes yesterday
and outsuggcd the Macks in bnll game which lasted
nine full and complete innings Nobody can accuse the
visitors of perpcrang weak and hitting nttcr yes
rays performance They knocked the tar out of four
pitchers soaked three and threatened to bean
Innocent spectators in the left field bleachcrs
Still, the As were far behind They decided they
in the game in the eighth when George Burns
knocked long homer the field stand and Welsh
connected With triple. In the ninth, 1illy Walker reg
stered beacher bunt and when the final bell cangcd
our folks but in arrears.
Five home runs in afternoon looks Ike record
for the season. but it cannot be- considered worlds
mark. The fggcr Fberts have been worrying ABOUT IT,
and to set them right, here is the dope;
The worlds record for home runs was made in
Corsicann, Tex July Il. 1902, when the CorsiCana
Club made nineteen circuit smashcs That should mold
everybody for while. Ed Dclahanty once made four
homcrs in and several times we have had six
four base waops in afternoon.
Thus the performance Of Yesterday was record for
the and also n record for May II. 1920.
Tyrus Raymond Cobb busted up the contest in the
very first frame when he knocked tho first home run into
the left field stands. It seldom that TyruS docs
mighty clouting. his sock in the opener big
surprise. Ty makes lot Of singles. a few doubles aud
fewer triples but homcrs almost off his list Last
he made but four has" knock that record is tied
Anyway, Cobb leaned heavily one of Walter Kinncys
sants and the ball came back.
Shortly afterward Ira Flagstcad who has been suffer
ing with bum hitting optics. waopcd another homer into
the stand and the AS off TO midscason start
four behind
Rommc succeeded Kinney aud lasted inning. Ry
that time another hurer prepared for the slaughter
and Detroit had three Bigbcc lasted until the
ninth. when Roy Moore played the finale
All in all, Connie used four pitchers his men made
two home and staged late rally which almost tied
the count The final figures and which is pretty
good when considers that Detroit at time
seven markers ahead.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-18
SMITH TO HURL IN
ST. LOUIS OPENER
PhIllIes Reach Mound City for
Four-Came Series With
the Cardinals

st. Louis. May 1S.-Followiug doy
of rest in Cincinnati caused by rain
after losing two games and winning one
against the Red champs, Gavvy Cravath
and his PhilliPs arrived ner" for four.
day stand beginning this afternoon.
Manager Cravath said this morning
that George Smith was rendy 10 take
the mound today in the opener against
the Cards, while Branch Rickey. il was
understood, would chase either Elmer
Jacobs or Frank Woodward, former
Quaker City hurlers. out to the hillOck
to serve 'em to his old time pals.
Cravath's collection Of gallant nth-
letes spent tho rainy afternoon in Gin
cinnati Yesterday loafng with most of
the Reds for company. Across the street
from their hotel is a place whore them
bones can be rolled for such money as
the athletes want 10 risk. and the cry
Of "Read EN- and weep resoundcd
through the dav
Late at night the Phis brtook them
selves to this city, whore they conf
IDENTIFY expect TO win SONG bali games.
Unless Branch Hickey has changed his
whole system of signs and team orders
the Phils will Overrun him in a hurry.
for Jack Miller has panstakingly posted
his new pals on all rho 1919 stuff the
Cardinals utilized When you know
the other fellows signs you know
plenty and have almost as much ad
vantage as though YOU had first smitten
him with stuffed club.
Cravsth wants to land some p.,orers and
nopes 20 hook couple over the wal"er route
or by direct purchase. The club s painfully
shy on slabmen and with Mes lows out
the stan lacks both quality and quantity.
tPet Moran eoyy hinted TO Cactus Cravath
ha liz hH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-18

JIMMY is pretty fair player and made The
y eighteen holds AZ LdHsdoCnc in 81. In England
nc Is fifteen hnndicap man, ,chich means he plays
nroNnd 90 oil nf thc tiinc-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-18
What May Happen
in Baseball Today

SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit at Philadelphia-Ciear; $3.50.
Cleveland at New Sork-Clear; $3.50
Chicago ut Bostop-Clear; 8:I5.
st. Louis mt Washilgton-CIoudy; $40
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia at st. IOuis--CIoudy; 3,
New York at ChicagO-CloudyI g.
Rr0Okiyn- { Cincnnati-POstponed. rain
boston at Pittsburgh-Cloudyi $3.50.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit, o. Athletics, Z.
Boston, -2i Chicago /.
st, Louis. 2; Washington, l.
New York-Cleyciand, not scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh. u New York, o uB innings)
Other gamos POSTPONED, rain.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-18
v ilde 10 Return in October

WHEN Wild" decided to leave hero at the cud Of ths
w month. much surprise was expressed because he
turned down many attorug offers to appear in outdoor
SHOWS However, the lit.te Euglshman knew what he
doing "
Know what tho American summers are hc said
and am sure tn" hont would knock me out 7 want to
MAKE as mu"h money as can n.thc few years | still am
able to box. but cant scr how I can pro6t NV .,o,n
he" during tn" hot spell shall return in October how
ever and mc"t all com"rs up to 116 pounds That goes
!" tnainPLon I'te Herman if he makes the weight" !"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-18

IIMAl INST fight wiH be 'ciH Patsy Wallace in
Toronto. on May q. Good thing the battle is 10
6c toN9ht I" Toronto. That's long distance from,
philndcLnhin ,o''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-18

other thought is driven and that is the
play
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-18

WiATT. the hid catcher, did some ground and
iI lofty hitting. getting single aud double.
Amos Strunk. the last of the II champions,
ieas inserted in the ninth and made triple. chich
shors he has benefited BY his Iayof. Connie wW
use Perry today. Hes the Oniy ono Lett.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-18

Cravath wants 70 land some p.i~rCrs and
nopes 70 hook couple over the wal"er route
or by direct purchase. The club Ii painfully
shy on sla bmen and. with Mea lows out
the stan lacks both quality and quantity
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
situations wanted-Female.

PLAZA Employment Agency wishes to place
"A scotch cook $50; Swedish chRmbermaid.
S6O; French ladys maid. $65; laundress,
SO; girls, cook and chamberma Id -waitress.
whom they have placed before; excellent
references. 1896 9th av., Plaza 22T9.
SOUTHERN cooks, houseworkers. Mattresses,
half time. day work. $500 buffers, fire
men, porters. Green's. 165 w. l3ist ST.
Morningside 5675.
IOUSEWORKERS. days. half. workers,
cooks. Seaey's Agency. 16l West 18th.
Audubon 2T9S.
COUPLES. cooks, useful man; city. country.
Hornig's. 944 30 av., 57th o..
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC, Is, single, wishes
steady private position; 3 years expert
ence on all makes of cars In private en-
ploy; Cunningham and Lancia on last posi-
ton; neat; go anywhere; best reference.
burton +. Cassell. Morningside 300.
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SITUATIONS wANTED--MALE.


w,AITER-colored man. capable waiter
kitchen man. wishes work; references. X,
care Francis, 22s West 10th.
WATERMAN 80. steady, reliable; private
city, country. 260 Herald. Herald So
YOUNG C2S). good education. five
years experience managing clerk IN
reputable law office, seeks connection with
progressive business concerns future primary
consideration; highest credentials. Q lI62
Herald. Washington Hgts.
YOUNG man wants position, experienced
correspondent, credits, collections ana ad-
Justments, ability to sell; university educs.
tom; age "a; excellent reference u slo
Herald, fulton 81.
YOUNG man, with varied experience in ship
construction and operation desires position
in steamship or marine insurance company
237 Herald. Herald so.
YOUNG man, 81, college education, good
legal training and executive ability' mas
practised law for seven years, desires posi-
ton. Address 1S6 Herald Herald so.
YOUNG man. "a, good general education,
trained in accounting and finance leading
college. some experience, nominal salary.
255 Herald. Herald so.
YOUNG man (2D looking for position; ~
years commercial experience; selling and
executive ability. u 1i0o Herald. Harlem.
YOUNG man (23l seeks office position; has
8 years high school education and Is ex-
perienced clerk. Joseph Fischer, os3 -. 1S9th.
YOUNG man desires position to do clerical
or office work in evening from . to IL
p NJ. c 1876 Herald. Herald square
YOUNG man (colored) desires position. use
full man or porter; country. Molineaux,
PSI w 144th ST.
YOUNG man, 81. wishes position mornings,
or s to IL; anything. ]. I. O'Reilly. ITO
9th av.
YOUNG man (23) wishes position offering
advancement. l.. c., Dundee Lake, N. J.
YOUNG man, %, desires position spare time
evenings. 236 Herald, Herald SO.
YOUNG man, 20, wishes position with ad-
vancement Marcus. 324 Bristol St, B'kyn
YOUNG man (20) wishes position at any
thing. ]. REM. 1Tl4 LIST av
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Situations Wanted--Maic.
AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY,
159 w. 46th ST. Bryant S079.
Select domestic help.
JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
100 W. 46th. Moderate. Bryant 1887. g69S.
Experienced professional domestic help.
JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
20 West 43d st. Vanderbilt $3.50.
MOST RELIABLE HELP FURNISHED.
JAPANESE Domestic Employment Agency
select help. 1877 Lexington av. Madison
Square 1858.
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CHAUFFEUR. married. with 1 boy, would
like position in the country; 10 years
reference with best cars careful driver; wife
would be willing to help part time in house
II necessary; good seamstress. Address G.
H White, 22D f, Goth.
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CLERK, OFFICE ASSISTANT. CHRISTIAN.
Good opportunity for advancement; must
no accurate nj figures with some knowledge
Of typewriting or bookkeeping preferred ;
state age. experience and salary expected.
T.. ". CO., p. o. box 4, Pratt Station, Bklyn.
COOK, white, and chambermaid-waitress
p Girls. FOR family OF adults; no children.
o2O West gsth 81. Phone Riverside PASS.
Apartment Sd. ---------
COOK and general houseworkeri references.
adult family OF three. Mrs. Thorne BAKER,
81 wallworth sv-v Hsrfsdaaev AZ. IA
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LADY'S maid. companionable maid for
an. elderly lady. light chhnberwork and
wages. Call between 10 and / O'Clock, u
W. Goth.
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CHAUFFEUR. mechanic ga, reliable and
neat appearance, wishes position; private
gentleman left for Cuba two years shop
and five years city driving experience; writ
ten reference. Box 81, 1910 I'd av.
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LAUNDRESS. days weekly; private house.
Call at l59 f. ed ST., Tuesday. between
and L. NJ.
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MAIDS (2). cook and waitress chambermaid
(white); In family. good wages: best ref
erences. Call Tuesday, after. o'clock. 20
w Goth
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CLERKS AND TYPIsTS WANTED
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE.
COMPANY
Girls rs years OF age and over.
Hours o to $3.50 O'Clock.
Saturdays 20 ~ o'clock.
Luncheon served free.
Salary TO start, si2.
Abilities OF clerks reviewed each six months.
Those of average ability should be receiving
from sic to s1s per week after the second
review. The variation is duo TO difference
in clerical work.
Free classes conducted In typewritins. ste
nogrsphy and dictaphone operating.
Apply N person, between and $3.50
O'Clock, room 5000, Metropolitan Building.
1 Madison av. Cat ESD STU. New York
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YOUNG man wants position. experienced
correspondent. credits, collections and ad-
Justments ability to sell; university educa-
ton; age "a excellent references. u SIG
Herald, Fulton st.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
LADIES.

Wanted, few ladies' between the
ages of 30 and 40, 10 do work as out
side salesladies in Greater New York;
must be able to furnish best references
and bond. Apply . TO 4. 1908 Terminal
Building, 80 Court ST., Brooklyn.
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CHAUFFEUR, thoroughly experienced I'M
questionable references from private fami-
lies, careful driver. excellent mechanic, de-
sires position, city country; $50 month.
room and board; willing TO be useful besides
driving. w Il $40 Herald. Herald so.
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YOUNG man, with varied experience in ship
construction and operation desires position
in steamship or marine insurance company.
G 237 Herald, Herald So
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YOUNG man, 81, college education, good
legal training and executive ability, has
practised law for seven years, desires posi-
ton. Address Q 1sG Herald. Herald so.
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SWITCHBOARD operator and filing clerk In
busy law office. Write, stating experience,
references and salary desired. M sol Herald.
Herald so.
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1OUNG man t-3), good tuuCaIIOIl, i've
years experience as managing clerk In
reputable law office, seeks connection with
business concern; future primary
Consideration: highest credentials. Q l762
Herald. Washington Hgts.
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ACCOMMODATIONS systematized, audit
ed. opened tax specialist; arrangements
firms without bookkeepers, corporation part
nership accountancy; reasonable. Greene,
i457 Hudson Terminal Building. Telephone
Cortiandt 1874
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YOUNG man. "a, good general education,
trained In accounting and finance leading
college. some experience, nominal salary. @
255 Herald, Herald So
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HOusekeepers and mattresses.

HOUSEKEEPER. refined. Intelligent elderly
woman, plain cooking, family | or or
where maid IS kept excellent references. q
254 Herald. Herald 50.
HOUsEKEEPEH. Mother and daughter, re-
fined wish to keep house for small family :
first class cooking. 81 ~. 2sth 81. room sos.
HOrsEKEEpER, hotel, az liberty: s years
experience: axe 80. Helen Anderson, Cen
eral Delivery. Atlantic city, ". y.
HOUsEKEEPER. take care house, small
family, Boz 10, 1868 80 av,
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
General Homework, &c.

IIoUSEWORK. - Woman wishes general
housework by days no washing. 1872 LIST
aV.. ianitOr
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YOUNG man (2D looking for position; IL
years commercial experience; selling and
executive ability. ID 1i05 Herald. Harlem.
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HOUSEWORK part time mornings light col
ored woman, references. Robinson, 236
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CHAUFFEURS.-We supply expert chauf-
feurs who have guaranteed references.
Professional Chauffeurs' Club OF America.
Phone Columbus S422
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GRAPHER--Collection office: must DO
accurate; salary $22 per week; state expe-
rience. Z 241 Herald. Herald So.