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'Eattad fUr TraEcsscr In ninth.
tBafiod Tor Meadows in ninth.
Hru0Ilyn ................. 600 nOt III y
Philadelphia ....... ......... .tNp oln 200 !
Summary. Runs. Olson NCiE Eulur.
q Miller MRmnuK Bancroft errors,
Myers J. Miller, two-base hltF, Myers, q.
Miller. three base hit Myers stolen base,
Miller. double play. TysEcsser and nan
croft. bases on balls OF MamauN 4 ntf
Meadows 2. struck out by MamauN ..
by Meadows I.
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rpUT WuErU ToAos. June Cattle
uo,olrts 200 head. market lto Nv. bre,cs
s. 600 no -6
UuEH Re, rtpte 900 htsd. market Ib,
tl BOO dr.tlne. heavy 81 ThUI 20
sheep Up,ctuta 600 head. market kOr
down. lambs iit OOui. 90
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A stripping pen for artists that
is operated by clockwork ana feX-
IDLE shaft has been invented by an
Eng glishman,
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summary. Runs Terry, stock 2, Horns
by Fournlc- 2, errors Morkle Schultz.
two-base hit Terry, thrce-base hts
Hornshy ., Eournier Q, CiemonE, stolen
base. smith double plays. Deal to Terry
20 Mcrkle HolloCher TO Merkle Isyan to
IIornsby TO Fournier. HornBby 10 Lnvan
to Fouruicrj base on balls. OF Dosk /,
struck out. BY Alexander 9, by Dosk Z.
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Oilers Open 4-Came Series
at Wichita This Afternoon
OMAHA VICTOR
IN SHORT GAME
Takes Just One Hour to
Knock Oilers Out of
First Place.

OMAN a. June 3.a-In , game that went
an even hour the local toam defeated tho
ir,a MONIES plaNCtH, : to J. hcrp today.
lhla victory also puts omaha back In
ilei place. Fuhr allowed bIf one hIt
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Into the top ~ a now silk stock
lug for women IL knitted n silk COW
erod, rubber lined pocket for money
or icWclrv
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slo, FOB .sc tower top iitIb. buik uEht
q fbnt' po. iuiN heavy and medium
g. Aomttlo
sheet. Receipts 100 husd. market 1ty
Goo hOC tower rbuite native ewes o. 2h
srriuE lambs strn1,. b,si natives tlG25.
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ALEXANDER ENDS
WINNING STREAK
Cards Stop Star Box.
man-Giants Defeat
Boston Braves.

ST LOUIS June 4--hftor winning II
straight games Nlcxander was stopped by
st Iouis today IN the opening game OF tho
Enrlna WIN lLL-AEm-
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CHICAGO, June i-Effcctiye pitching
by DausS held Chicago safe today while
Detroit hits or the local pitchera who
were unsteady, and enabled Detroit to
win
SohaliS completed his 00Oth major
league game, all of which ho played In
whit" SoN uniform.
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HDSTON Juno g.. New YORK defeated
uos'on today FNllnEiw gave IN bases on
hlIlg. Kcly'H rIp.a and home run was 10.
sponsIblc Tor five runs.
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M,rrr RrnI- Mra.lons.


PHILADELPHIA. June A.-Myors' tor
riflc batting gave Meadows his first de-
fcat of the season today.
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Browns Beat Indians.

CLEVELAND. juno tH.St Louis today
took fho first game uf thp sorIca batting
HaFby out of the box In tho tfh inning
when thcy scored five runs on ttr hits.
Including "a triple by Godrun. and BAgby \
error
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Saints Lose Again,

ST JOSEPH, Juno t-Si Joseph lost
The last game OF the series with sioux
CITY today to 2. The Sioux hunched
nuts or Williams In the early innings ana
piled up a lead that could not be over
come.
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NEWPORT, r, l.. June 4.---To-
days race between the Resolutc and
Nautic rival cuT defenders, was
officially called off at noon by the
race committee of tho New YORK
yacht club. j. NJ. Mac Donough,
aeting chairman OF the committee.
explained that the second race was
postponed TO allow the Resoluie
time 10 make repairs.
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RES0LUTE WINS TEST
Defeats Nanitic In Race 10 Deter
mine Defender Of Yacht Club
Against Lipton's Challenger

(NEWPORT, r. I, June A.-The
Resulute defeated the Nanities yes
terday In the first Of the trial races
TO determine which yacht will de
ferd tho Americas cup against SIR
Thomas Lipton's challenger sham
rock ". The race was sailed over
a 2s-mile wiudward and leeward
course in moderate breeze, the
Resolute crossing the finish line
victor by four minutes. seven seconds
elapsed time, and five minutes 3s
seconds corrected time.
Both yachts had slight accidents
Nanitie's main sheet bridled, which
delayed her few seconds, while
on tho Resolute, the Jaws OF the
gaft jumped out Of the mast as she
was turning the outer mark, Botf
boats made repairs in the harboi
tonight and will meet tomorrow over
a triangular course.
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'Battcd for Williams In ninth.
Sioux city .................2O goo 300 oil
St Joseph ...........,..... 900 oil OO0--2
Summary; Runs. Crouch. Mari Robin
son ?. Brubaker Walker, errors Alter
matt, Conroy earned runs Sioux city 4.
81 Joseph ?, bases on balls OF Williams
4, of Rasmussen 4 struck out. by WIN.
inms ?. by Rasmussen :. left on bases.
Sioux city 10. 81. Joseph 10, two-b base hits.
walker, Robtnson, three base hits. Robin
son. Reichle; double plays, Rasmussen 20
DEBATE TO Louvaine, Williams to Conroy
20 Wentors, DEBATE to Msrr to LouVsine
passed balls, Crosby porman. sacrifice
hit, Bonowitz; stolen bases, Dorman.
Crouch umpires, Buckley and Becker
time, las.
Joplin Takes Series,
WICHITA, June 4--loplin broke up a
tie by running over three runs In the
ninth and made II clean sweep Of the
series.
The score:
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Joplin Takes Serle,

'Batted for Norman IN seventh
tBatted for Maun In ninth.
Joplin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. goo 100 2oJ-s
wichita ..,.......,........ 00l 600 220-5
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LEGAL NOTICES.
N THE ORPHANS COURT OF PHIIA.
DELPHIA C0IINTy II - rSrATrt n,
'ohN ATKINSON, deceased.
- - January Term 1909 No, o.

~ THE ORPHANS COURT OF PHILA-
r6U,E5.LLPHIA COUNTY. In re ESTATE OF
'ohN ATKINSON deceased.
IN -, January Term 1903. No! 90.
ELIZABETH ATKINSON:
W are hereby notified that a citation
'.5r- "gtn issued by the Orphans Court of
@ ephia County In the above estate
,...N' Is YOU to show cause why The Penn
tI.la .,s Company for lnsurances on Lives
, 'rantins Annuitles, Substituted Trustee
,tn' W- VIII Of John Atkinson, deceased,
'' ~ not have leave and authority to sell
,.c. 'oh'ey ALL THAT CERTAIN lot or
90, oI ground with the bullding1 and i'm
~ oo'yyinents thereon erected SITUATE on
,t vi H invest corner Of Market and Twen,
.lte's IN the said City OF Philadelphia
d.1 (.1'u. CONTAINING In front or
'H,U on the said Market Street Eighteen
"a Saa extending in length or depth North
,aIohs the said Twentieth Street Sixty
Ia,c 'tet to a three feet wide alley leading
shld Twentieth Street BOUNDED
s,,Hatd by ground Of said John Atkinson
cor,t,aIu by the said Twentletlr Street
So,,tsNard by said three feet wide alley and
icing Iara tL by Market Street aforesaid.
strsss, hnoWH II premises No. 200i Market
ssle - ~ me City Of Philadelphia. at private
n as Jnhn +. Brown for the price or sum
30 ~, wv payable sii 900 IN cash and
Io sat- az ne expiration Of three years, to
t.r,i red by bond and mortgage In the
per s-ii ,1iii With interest at six per cent.
he nun. mum. said citation ~ retlrnable on
Oyn,aNh day OF September 1920 to the
Rfor,s Rs's s., Court Of Philadelphia County
,s,s ~. city Hall. PhIiadelphia, and un-
by vo, answer TO the said citation Is filed
date n, tl sald Court on or before the said
entered september o, 10, 1920. decree will be
PRIcE ,nTl ,4nuTIlhorizlng the said sale.
ia. HARD. SAUL, BAYARD and EVANS.
Attorn1,nna little Building. Philadelphia, Pa,
''"s's FOR Petitioner.
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An Advertisement IN the Lost aud
Found Columns Of THE SUN AND FEW
YORK HERALD Offers real possibility
of recovering your los. property
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New Jersey,

grrJMER board, with private family; all
ths comforts Of home; accommodations all
SEP ember, Mrs. ELIZABETH HENSHAW.
IS Bay View av., Atlantic Highlands. At
lar.ic Highlands ABR.
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SAIESMAN-Telephone stock salesman for
large Investment house; only those with
ability, character and integrity and a knowl-
edge OF how to sell securities over the phone
need apply; right man can be assured an
unusual remuneration and opportunity for
immediate advancement. Callahan Co., room
0i4, 81 Broadway.
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New York.

CRuDREN'S home. unlike institution, away
from city dangers, beautiful surroundings,
hapPr, healthy children not far OUT mothers
Ctre,
Breathing exercises, training Of temper,
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CHAUFFEUR, ooiored, wishes position in
nrMale family, city or country six years
lhst employer. Call Monday and Tuesday,
audubon ll2O, apartment bl 100 West i4ist
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Borough Of Brooklyn.

is6TH, iSS W.-Large furnished bedroom
single or business couple, Apartment 2B.
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SALEsMEN

TO SELL HIGH GRADE sEcURI-
TIES; HARD WORK, INITIATIVE
AND ABILITY ABSOLUTELY ES-
SENTIAL; TELEPHONE MEN PRE-
FERRED; SALARY AND COMMIS-
SION. PHONE BROAD 9J2.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
ASSISTANT MANAGER

Wanted for up to date. high class tea
room I'm New Haven. One with ex-
perlenee In haDdllng twelve mattresses
during rush Hour or with practlca.
arts training preferred. though others
will be considered. Salary dependen.
on experience.
John Gilbert Son. Now Haven, Conn.
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TrRNrsHED ROOMS TO LET.


.La ON West.--Large room, eSdthern ex-
R.ni norirc, references, Apartment s, SANDS.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.
PATENTS.

PATENTS.
,,uver 10 years practice; all communica-
s. uonS strictly confidential; handbook on pat
~ ~ Tree on request; special facilities for
S,a Ss,tes consultations. MUM & CO.. 233
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LAUNDRESS, colored woman, wishes ham
per and bundle washing, wallace, AS3
West bGd.
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statesmen. - Wanted. high grade spe-
cialty salesmen who want to make a
permanent connection In the automobile
business. Apply mornings,
CAMERON MOTORS CORPORATION,
COLUMBUS CIRCLE.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
long Island.

BEAUTIFUL freproof cement hotel, every
modern convenience, ocean and bay bath
lny, fishing, boating, dancing, movies and
telegraph very exclusive shore resort. Write
TEL COMFORT, Ocean Beach. Fire Island
NY.
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SITUATIONS WANTEp-MAIE.

CHAUFFEUR tprlvnteD, thoroughly expert
sheed private family driver, expert meehan-
lelani highest recommendations from preyi-
ous employerh lAst engagement 20 months {,
obllglng, reasonable salary II, NJ, 1856 Sun
Herald, Herald square
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Domestic nelp Wanted.
PUTLERS, second men, 500: housemen and
couples wanted Immediately. Duffy's
Agency. West 41th st.
BUTLER, second, third, useful men. couples.
Ida Seely's Agency, SS West SD.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUs.

Sh and . ton trucks, dump body; lust like
ne" one-third cash, balance six INSTALL
msents. HUGH s. ROBERTS & CO., Isl East
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Statesmen.

SALESMEN.
II $50 TO 800 per week would appeal TO
you, with an opportunity to make several
times as much after learning the work. and
you have real ambition, punch and determi-
nation, we can offer you n permanent posi-
tion with the chance OF a lifetime TO come
into an important managerial position. Mr..
Thompson, room 002, 507 9Th av.,
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AR Service Lieutenant leaving service Oct.
!, desires selling agency. exclusive. II pos
tgrer's article; familiar with State and con-
ttons; would consider representing East
TN concern; reliable. trustworthy: refer
,aces, Y, 6T1 Sun-Herald, Herald square.
lQR Sale--Automatio screw machine plant
and good will Of business; plant located
near New York city; living conditions and
help good; no labor troubles; owner going
South, principals only. Y, 500 Sun-Herald
Herald square.
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PRINTING SALESMAN.

An opportunity with we'll known con-
eern having full equipment, for aRy
kind of work. large or small; salary
or commission; good chance. X, 81
sun-Heraid. Herald square.
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INSTRUCTION.

EARN s25-Si00 weekly. only through Prof.
Rohror'B, the Reliable IIairdresa. Manicure,
Beauty School: pamphlet. ll0 West 49d 81.
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HoUsEKEEPER - Austrian lady
(widow with little girD seeks
post as housekeeper, accustomed
10 household OF 80, organized. re-
oeptlons, house parties, &C., Ger
man and English. Private apart
ment absolutely essential and good
salary. Unimpeachable references
given and required. Frau Won r..
care ot Mrs. Rynne, Forum Club,
6 Grosvenor place, London, s. W.,
England.
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NURSE, ,-England's late royal family nurse
desires baby In own home. Abbott, john
son av., Stratford, Conn.
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CHAUFFBUR useful all repairs sWede,
neat, careful driver; @ years city driving
hest references, S25, room, board city,
country. H., % Sun-Heralh, Herald SO.
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.


5OOKKEEPER, part time write up hooks,
daily or weekly trial balances; reasonable.
Box F., Cos sun-Hsrald.
IGOVERNESS (Frenchi wishes position with
family going across. Lucy Wagner, IFS
West 49th
MANICUPINC. home CT ladies' residences.
Olsen, $50 Washington ct, Hoboken.
MAssEUsE, graduate. licensed, wishes pa.
tients. Miss Kruse, 2S60 boulevard (Hud-
son Tube. Summit station, Jersey City.
Bergen +14s.
MASSAGE QioensedJ, expert, home or out,
by appointment. BUTLER, l29 New 81.
(opposite tuhes), Newark. \. j,
MASSAGE (llcensedl, electric baths, Hanson
MaTlgny. 393 Clinton av., Newark.
PARIsIENNE, aristocratlc French conversa-
tions; plano; terms reasonable. K, 05
Sun Herald. Herald square.
Housekeepers and 'Janitresses,
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LAUNDRESS or cleaner, competent; day
work. Mccormack, A5I w. 10th. Long
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HoUsEKEEPER middle aged woman. good
cook, not servant kind. wishes position In
a ~ldower's family or with business people /;
best references. W. c., 22l Z, 1SSth ST.,
Bronx.
HOUEEKEEPER, neat, Finnish English; re-
liable, willing. Sare, 1865 Park av., care
Of Jenson.
An Advertisement In the Lost and
Found Columns OF THE SUN AND NEW
YORK HERALD offers real possibility
Of recovering your lost property.
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Borough Of Brooklyn.

LEFFERTs PLACE, 121.
Attractive large rooms, all improvements,
excellent French-American table. Prospect
1914
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Furniture.

AnIiQCEs.-Card tables. mirrors, grand
,iIalhers clocks, sewing tables, dressing
IIotts, tip tables, chests of drawers and
box 40, Syracuse, n. Y.
FUSlIlNELi pay highest cash for furniture,
u tuss, pianos, &c. MAURICE, 1876 Univer-
sLg place Phone Stuyvesant 5587.
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MnItresses. SC.

WAITRESS or chambermaId. oil W. Iist.
apt, G. NJ.
WAITRESS, Irish: country. Wages $65, NJ.
j., l5T East 47th.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

>o--oooo~~o~o-~o-~-o~-~o~c~~~o.~o-eo
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INSTRUCTION.

LEARN TO BE A CIIAUFFEUK-Pleasan
and profitable work. day and evening
classes. Send Tor free booklet and visitors
pass. West Side y. NJ. G. A. 301 West
hIth st.
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COOK wishes position. 800 East D7th vt,
TWO girls wapt temporary work, one cook,
other chamhtrmaid; chAmbermaid, hourS
l0.l. Lenox 0ti3.
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ChambermaIds. &C
Dre1Emakers. soamstresses a MIIIIners.

CHAMBBRMAID, small family, no Sunday
work, May ChevauneA. 232 W. ii2d.
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GeneraI Housework, &c.

Laundresscs. &c.
LAUNDRESS-Fine washing; home. out;
open drying; reference, Basement, 800
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GARAGE FOR SALE

RARE Chance.-Sl0 900 spot cash required;
working interest offered to man with some
Iush CAPABLE OF handling small working
!ofce motion picture business; guarantee
YOU $50 Weekly. For Interview inquire first
a. 1888 Broadway. room II.
TRUCKING business for sale, owner being
Interested In other business Apply b2i
West 34th ST. r. LAW.
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cHAUFFEUR-MECIIA Thoroughly expe-
rienced, best Of references, careful, neat,
courteous driver desires posltioni city, coun-
llI 7th nv.
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SALESMAN.

SALESMAN.
Opportunity for several clean cut
young men, ambitious to become So
curity statesmen; experience unneces-
sary; salary and commissions. Phone
Mr.. Reed, Bryant GT35, 1857 for ap-
pointment after 80 A. NJ.
statesmen, with recognized ability, can
obtain desirable connection with motor
truck company, factoTy branch. Experienced
men who can prove their worth should ad-
dress ", 1+l5 sun-Herald Harlem.
SECURITY SALESMAN.
Excellent opportunity for high grade
salesman derirous OF connecting with
established stock and bond house:
experience unnecessary; salary and
commission. Phone Mr.. Reed. Bryant
6T3a. 5s57 for appointment after
9:30 A. NJ.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

JARDIN DEs FLEURs,
l2s-lS0 WEST 03D.
Rooms table board; Southern cuisine;
telephone
5TTH ST, 323 West-Beautiful large front
room electricity excellent cooking;N refer
ences.
63p East.--Dellghtfull cool two room
suite I'd floOg rates for August and Sep
tembpr. credentials, WHITE.
j.TI 70 West Opposite park Rooms,
Kosher board family. Hoffman House.
TELLER.
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DresHmaters, Suamstresses a. Milllners.
DPEssMAKER, absolutely competent, Amer
| ieAn, evening gowns, remodolllng refer
Cnces; out; ~, Tel Schuyler iT5l Miss
Nairman, ll5 W. saith st.
pREssMAKER's helper; respectable colored
woman Wishes position day or week, Dot
tin, care Mrs, Vel0x, l3i W. 18TH,
DREssMAKER, experienced home, out
Powers, ll2 East SD 81.
pBEssMAKER.-ou by day, $iGO por day,
Martin, Phone a01l Audubon,
GOWNS made, sl2; 8klrts, 81; OUT $3.50;
romodelling, Black, 500 w, l12d,
STYLlsHLY designed nlisses' gowns; day,
out, $i' L., 100 Sun-Ilerald, Herald square.
General iousework, &c,
GIRL for general housework IN apartment;
no laundry work; Christian family pre-
ferred. Call 2ii EAst 18th st,
HOUsEWoRK.- .-Flnuish, experienced; good
cook; references city or country. fele-
phone Ida, Harlem 1888,
HoUsEwoRK, respectable, competent young
woman day, week, De Frain, l3N W. ed
HoUSEWoRK or chamberwork, neat colorad
girl. Care Crosby, 10Y w. 10Th St
HoUsEWORKER, good cook good refer
encei country, 4SG w, 3sth, flight.
HoUsEWoRKBR, half time mornings; no
cooking; neat, colored Ramsay, "a w 1884.
LIGHT Housework - Colored girl; small
family. ~ West 1880, care of Joseph.
YOUNG woman houseworker, chambermaid; I;
city, country family adults. 232 w. 10th.
Proctor.
Laundresscs. &c.
LAUNDRESS-Fin washing: home. out
open, drying; reference. Basement, 800
w. 52d
LAUNDRESS or cleaner competent; day
acre 1896,
LAUNDREss, colored woman, wishes ham
per and bundle washing, wallace, 4S5
West b2d.
Nurses, &C.
NURSE, ,-England's late royal family nurse
desires baby In own home. Abbott, John
son av., Strattord Conn.
Mattresses, sc.
WAITEE$s aHFl 3 Y. OF oha"0'rmA'S' oil W. 4i'''
WAITRESS, Irish: country. Wages S65, NJ.
j., l5I East 47th,
Miscellaneous.
CoLORED girl wishes half-time, mornings
preferred Telephone Aud, 1882.
sALEsLADY OR ASSISTANT BUYER
EXCLUSIVE, ABILITY DRAPERH AND
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT; 10 YEARS
EXPERIENCE WITH PROMINENT De
PARTNIENr STORE; BEST OF REFER
ENCE. b.. 1850 SUN-HERALD, BROOK
LYN.
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cHAUgFEUR-MEcHANlC, useful, DANISH
single; years' references from private
families; any car, city, country touring $50
aid 50.
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sALEsLADY OR ASSISTANT BUYER
EXCLUSIVE, ABILITY DRAPERH AND
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.; 10 YEARS
EXPERIENCE WITH PROMINENT De
PARTNIENT STORE; BEST OF REFER
ENCE. b.. 1850 SUN-HERALD, BROOK
LYN.
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cHAuEEEuR. 81, sIN6LEj II YEARS EX-
TERRENCE, MECHANICALLY FIT TO
hAANDLll ANY CAR; APPRECIATE GOOD
p,osIrloN $40. IIANFoRD, 1865 AMsTER-
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CHAUFFEUR, American, 30, ten years
practical experience shop, driving Packard.
Pierce, Lancia, Cadillac; four years last
worth 3I20,
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,gn sT.. zoo West tRpartment 2E) ,-Nlcely
furnished room. Phone Riverside 1919
~, ROOT,
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Miscellaneous.

COLORED girl wishes half-time, mornings
preferred. TelephOne Aud. 1892.
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CHAUFFEUR, mechanic (30) American.
married, ~ years experience on Pierce,
Packard Cadillac SC. very careful driver
wishes steady position, RELIABLE. $50 colum-
bus aV,
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALH


COOK - Elderly German woman perfect
cook, Wishes easy position In private house.
32s East 72d.
COOK, good; laundress small family city,
country; good references, 407 East 2Dth.
COOK, reference; city or country. 4Dl lat
ay,, near 20lh first floor.
COOK, first class, Hungarian, excellent
baker, 500 400. Call S02 East 5ist st,
COOK, GeFmani city references. liO u, 6Jth.
Apt, 81,
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BOARD PROCEEDINGC
(Adjourned June SESSION.

Auditors Office,
Audubon, Iowa, June 20, 1920.
Eight o'clock a. M, board of SUI
pervisors of Audubon county, Iowa,
met in an adjourned session as per
adjournment Of June Is, 1920.
Members present, Al Miller, chair
man; Soren Madsen and ]. H. Ma
harg.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
On motion of the board, the fol-
lowing bills were carefully examined
and allowed on the various funds of
the county.
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County Fund
Ed B. Cousins, to upholster-
ing office chair in clerks
office .-............-....... 800
r.. w. Feltner, to hauling q
ashes $50
w. ID. Graves, to three hours
labor at jail ..--.......... 2.40
b. F. Wilson, sheriff, tele-
grams 1923; expense
$3.50; criminal expense
$43.52; postage $1.00.. 1896
Chas. Bagley & Co., to max
ing special absctract for
Drainage District No. L,
Audubon county, Iowa -. 1925
Elsie Welch, to service as
clerk in auditors office. $3.50
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M. o. KINGSBURY
Chiropractor

Office hours 8 a. m. to IL a. m.
2 p. m. to p m. . p. m. to s
p. m. Office over Johnson's Groc-
cry. Calls answered day or night.
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NOoto
State of Iowa, Audubon Co., IS.
Mrs. Margaret Stearns, plaintiff,
VS. Audubon County, Iowa, defend
ant.
In the matter of the Audubon,
Dedham and Coon Rapids Highway:
II Raasnn oppraiear 10