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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-30
SH|PWRECKED men
ARE BROUGHT HERE
Lifeboat capsized Trying to
Reach Rescue Ship-Life-
lines Save Eleven

Members of the crew Of tho schooner
Jane Palmer, arriving at this port yes
tcrday on the steamship West Tacock.
told thrilling stories of the foundcring
OF their vessel in q storm off Bcr-
muda.
Eleven Of the men. after the Jane
Palmer fOundcrcd. were thrown into
the sea when lifeboat capsized. but
all were rescued by the crew of the CO.
tari hurrying to the endangered vessel
in response to wireless calls.
Bound from Norfolk to Buenos Aires,
the schooner ran into n storm 16O miles
north of Bermuda on December 1S. In
heavy, pitching sea the Palmer war
badly strained and soon began to leak.
Captain Marston ordered the pumps
started, but after severe! hours the
pipe line broke. due to the heavy roll
flashed by wireless and an answer from
the steamship Cotati brought word
that she was rushing to the rescue
The crew was unable to cat as most
Of the food had been soaked with salt
water. The water had reached eight feet
before nightfall and just after dark
the Cotati. which had continually
flashed messages of encouragement, ap-
pcarcd In the distance and soon stood
by. But the waves were too high to
lower the boats and all night the Cotatl
maneuvcrcd about keeping her head into
the heavy seas. At daybreak it was
seen that the Palmer could not remain
above water more than couple of hours
at the most, and the order wns given to
abandon ship. Fortunately the storm
was beginning to lull and through skill
full management the open boat reached
the side Of the steamer, only to be
washed under the Cotatis counter and
| capsized.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-30
THREATENED TO KILL HER
Woman Gains Possession Of Revol.
yer and Man Is Arrested

After entering her home three times
yesterday morning and abusing her,
Charles Blaufus. thirty three years cd
of North Branch, n. j., is alleged to
have returned yesterday afternoon to
the home Of Mrs. Florence Lang, a dis =
tant relative, Of 2537 North Sartain
street, and threatened to shoot her, the
police say.
She had summoned Charles V. Doyle,
a friend, Of 1913 West Susouehanna
avenue, and when Blaufus entered the
house yesterday afternoon. It is charged
he tlourished a revolver and announced
he would shoot Mrs. Lang, Doyle and
himself.
His revolver was not loaded. and
when he placed il on table. Mrs. Lang
gained possession of it. She then
summoned patrolman Prodehl. Of tho
Park and Lehigh atcnues station. He
arrested Baufus after fight in which
the patrolman used his club. Magistrate
Glenn. at the Fourth and York streets
station, today he'd Blaufus in $500 bail
for court, charged with making threats
to kill.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-30
CITY JOBS EXEMPTED

The results of the recent Civil Service
Commission hearing regarding excmp-
tions for street cleaners and garbage
collectors were summed up today by
George s. Burnham. Jr., president OF
the Pennsylvania Civil Service Reform
Association. Director Caven has re E
quested exemption for about 800 jobs
for u year. AS result of the hearing
the director was allowed to retain the
present forces until June 1, 1921, but
all requirements must be made from eli
giblc lists.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-30
PHlLA. MAN H0NORED
Dr.. Albanese Made Chevalier Of
Crown of Italy

~ Nicholas AlbancSc. formerly of
this city, but now of Chester, has been
made chevalicr of the crown Of Italy.
AdviceS of the comforting Of this honor
by King Victor Emmanuel Ill. reached
DR.. AlbancSr yesterday.
DR.. Albanese has won the honor be-
cause of his activity in relief work, in
his part in the dissemination of propa .
eanda beneficial to the Italian cause,
and his general GO operation in al war
work in this country during the last six
years.
He is only thirty two years old. Born
in Grassano, Province of potcuza,
|, Italy, in September, 1888, he came to
Philadelphia early in 1906, and brfor"
he had reached his eighteenth birthday
had opened an Office as private banker.
In 1912 he took up the study of phar-
macy and in 1914 was graduated from
Temple University In 1916 he went to
ChcStr and established drug store
at Third and Franklin street, but has
maintained Il residence here.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-30
XMAS TRADE BRISK
HERE BANK REPORTS
Federal Reserve Says Retail
Buying Of Practical Gifts
l Was Strong
CLOTHING DEMAND QUIET

po,,r trode during the Christmas
ason showed strong demand for me.
dinm priced serviceable goods, accord
inc to a report isaued today by the Fed
eral Reserve Bank.
"Stores confined exclusively to- high
priced luxuries and expensive, jewelry
experienced a most DISAPPOINTING sea-
SON" the report continued. The pur;
chasing was extremely conserVatiVe' anu
even the wealthiest OF buyers showed
much discrimination IN tneir uemanuSi
"Although the Christmas season Is
one or weakness ~ rtoIhing nnu Nloe
sales, the past Decetnper mas SHOWN IN
, even greater lask o. attivl.S 'han ~
tson,,' tSoliv no o'' business " was as done in mems
, .uali Ia..;,a ~ dcsn;te tbc foct that nrices
,vere from 20 to 80 per cent below the
, biqh levels previously recorded.
, W.. o,.,..
"hoe n"'"'e was ""'e'
"Sa'es of shoes also decreased con
siderably. but the totai volume or bnsi-
: ness done U! w '" 80 20 WI" n,,S",l'
, in excess Vi Lna. y, ,ao. o1;, soi,. ~. W.
. crease lr9m s"otS ., oek i sI"h;nu Wy e, .ut
increase ron .ne ,; n" vi on,s,.,lIS .,. s.a'
artc,es' SUI L,;an, q" r. -, ooo.I, aI,,
buckles anu ho'' ~, en ~ Wv su'
, OF these artiGies tnere was hotea Yen
= dency towaru ~ ,hore .are'"' ouF'nR '""n
"aS 'non ~ - e. ,aa. .,o. .,.,,,
: In sPite OF tne ,ac' .nut eIo'h,ng ana
, shoe sales snowea ertater decrease
than Is usual tor thls season ot the year
,, and that the volume OF trade IN the
, high priced luxury goods g was consider
, ably under that OF lyl2: the vo'nme OF
business aone III sucn hnes as cheaper
. Jcwetry' leatner goous, electric appn-
ances, men lurhisninss' SINAI, artlcieS
, On, Instruments. confectionery ana other
. purely gift goods accounted for the in
creased total volume of retail business
i, this Christmas season over that of last
. year.
. Christmas Mail Heavy
I ..rhot tho trodo IN tho.o rooJ, ,,.o.
, ,oh IN excoss of tbat nf ,ost st'uo ,oo W., a.,
attested TO by the report of the phiIo
: delphia postoffice that all records for tho
D volume of Christmas mail matter have
been broken during the last month
..rho ;,,,r,osod u,,,ro,.,.
..,nho,,. ,nvt;io ,,Iants vL.",p,os tL , 'ien' n;,
throusmUut @ o"ot;on 1919 ns snn nI ,n' ,,orr 'l'n
Nv" W. Sporonso -, tbn ] @ WINS @ aIl'.
NV la d;rno. acroo. ,, oiH'i.SN ~.
iuN' I"n "Po" ''c u"
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BUYING REVIVAL URGED
Alba Johnson Tells Boston Men De-
preston Is Nearly Over

The belief that business readjustm"nt
and deflation "is more than half com
pletcd" and that 1.-THE worst is over
was expressed by Alba B. Johnson, pres =.
ident Of the Philadelphia Chamber of
Commerce, In an address before the
Boston Chamber of Commerce today.
"ls it not good business aH well aS
good patriotism to start buying now,
TO set the wheels of industry once more
into notion to relieve unemployment
and to spread the improvement OF con
ditons over longer perod?' he ask
ed. LET me warn you not to wait too
long"
Mr.. Johnson asked the co operation
Of business men in making the private
operation of railroads under the trans
p0rtatiOn act success.
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Biu Brothers to Entertain

About 400 boys are expected RS guests
of the Big Brother Association minstrel
and vaudeville show tonight. at the or
ganization's building. % South Van
Pclt street. The minstrel talent will in
cludc boys CONNECTED with the associa
ti0n and several vaudeville acts wcrc
secured through the CO. operation Of tho
Big Brother committee Of Philadelphia
Lodge. No. 2, B. =. o. Elks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
Thursday, April 9th, 1920
at s o'clock p. NJ.

S nssr1e ns lGoSs certain o
feet
Being m @ Marshall
as foo R Owned by the airoad ahS
street
sou h liner !he @ thirty the s'en
old Fair hundd 1000
the Fight Of rect and nine 10 on
or
@ p a which point u w n
to pono
in
o0sieu ps the
ommis
mentioned ABOVE
LUTHER
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An Opportunity

iouhs white men who of
io eahiu outdoor life Civ
ING an interesting and profitable busin = f>a'''
ine contracting Of
Juo our government
this " ' &C 'Feouy available for
> 100 W. ana one half millions to
IN the game quick! man
the
ing great and business e"ahce Oh learn
pr,t, S nre really interested phone 75s T. NJ
Ia. Supt Mater ia's Employment NJ
evening or write the West
II you arc looking for soft jobs don't call at all
ginning. you will be helpcrs on ,.no
70 helpers
OF any other work,
called learn the ,hat
game from the dup go ea'h 'he road building
10 Inc experienced
eoNeREIE BRIDGES AND SHOP BUII,DING ~ if-i'o FOX
THE WEST CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
knston. ". c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08

The executors of Elizabeth Bell
Davis. deceased, and the executor OF
Mary l.. Pemberton. deceased. will
sell at public auction. on the; prem
ises, on
WEDNESDAY,. APRIL II. 1920.
At O'Clock p. NJ. :. SGD
The above tract of 1914 acres OF!
good gently rolling to level. farminEl
land. adjoining the lands of Mid1othis
an Coal Company and ais. about al
miles from Midlothian. depot. on|
s msa from Rahmsaa a Ra a rs
is practically all covered with good
growth of young wood and atimber,l
mostly pine. In addition to It's valued
is located in tho Richmond coal. BASIN
and altogether offers an unusual op-l
portunity for an investment that
viii yield handsome profit.
TERMS: One-third cash. tho bali
est. in 6. IL and is months. title reel
tanned until the purchase money fal
fully paid, or all cash. at the opttonI
OF the purchaser. =.
the order OF. the, Chancery Court Oh
Richmond Va. In suit OF Virginia.
Trust Company and ID. S. McCarthy,l
executors. VS.. Henry H. Bell ct als..
and Is subject to the confirmRtion@o Oh
the court ir that suit.
VA. TRUST COMPANY
d. S. MCCARTHY.
ES'ors of Elizabeth Bell Davis.
DeeessedI
Va. TRUST COMPANY. n
A. l.. .aLAMSON, = 4 IS
Auctioneer.
BY ]. THOMPSON BROWN &TCCJT|
lib Main Street. fS4s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08


BY virtue OF decree of the Law
and Equity Court of the city OF Rich
mond. entered on the 3Ist day of
March. 1920. in the suit of Jasper
commissioners viii sell. at public
auction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
APRIL s. 1920.
At $3.50 O'Clock L. NJ
the. following described parcels Of
real estate:
~ First; CA q, s;so o'olock}: An tina.
small store and other improvements
At the northeast corner OF Cary and
ilasvie Streets. fronting Is feet 6
back l1o feet 8 inches 10 alley 20 feet
wide.
Second. cat 6 o'clock). All that
10; of land. with dwelling OF four
rooms thereon. ON the north line Of
narce Street. between Ritchie and
Meadow Streets. beginning l23 feet
west YES of Ritehic street. fronting 20
back 173 feet inches. said lot 'front.'
ing 50 feet in rear.
Ihi;c; (t' s ocloek): All that va
Q: Dance Street tadjoini n aSove i Iene
between Richie and Meadow Streets.
beginning ia2 feet west OF Richie
Street. fronting 30 feet on Dance
Street and running back l33 feet
inches.
TERMS: One third OF the purchase
price to be paid in cash and the ball
ance in two equal installments pay
ape .,c ~ SIN and twelve months from
tho day CT sale. the purchaser execut-
leg negotiable notes for the deferred
payments. with interest from the day
OF sale. end the title to be retained
ny the court until all the purchase
money is raid. or all cash. at tho on
ton OF the purchasers.
LuClUS +. CARY.
EDWARD l.. RYAN,
Special Commissioners.
certify that the bond required Of
tho special commissioners in the
above mentioned decree has been duly
tG,vsI under nso my hand this Sd day
LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk
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Real Estate Auctioneers. sSs
COMMISSIONERS SALE s y
PROPERTIES
No. 2508 West Grace Street
Nos. 2O1-2O3-2O5 North
Mulberry Street,
AT AUCTION
ON APRIL IL, 1920.

chancery Court Of the ' city OF. i kssh
mo- Va, entered April S. 1870. i
Mary G. Bowman ct al. we win offeI
for sale on the respective premiseA
the s, rs1lowing desert asssribes propsrty
NO. 25os West Grace street. WI,
i ,ot upon which II stands ffonfinI3
tte est 70 feet and running Raek
prosements. consist Of welf-huflSS
two,story apartment building corr
LAIN aiLhtin ,s one apartment to the nouH
dricity and separate heating pIanfaj
now until August 81. 1920. tsss
No: 2ol North Mulberry street
which is two-story Nat bufidinGsssj
one fat to each floor. with lot unS3f
North Mulberry Street, when 800
s sa OF two-story Nat buiIaing ossS
have. electric lights and ssSnrys
lm1rmediatsiy Thereafter NJ. a5i
with eight rooms and bafhhlsa n s,.ys9s
lights and hot-water heating ypfar1f.Ssssssi
Any one OF these ofrerinEa Mn
pesialIy viii make good inSesinanYs
TERMS: one-third Of the purcSe7s
money 70 De paid in cash, aud EfE
balance in three equal installfsSarseS
he deferred payment s 70 bs av9S cssss
by separate notes OF the niifeEnS "
with f interest aa at 6 per cent psr' ss
and secured by deeds az fSmsS. 49,
the respective purchasers. ar ~ r y
at tho option OF the purcha a. M $3.50 ex&
EDWIN III, 3IR&o3f
eSTUART Eowfsss Sa5
special cornniss
The bond of tho Specisi cscifsssf
sioners has boon duly aiVsn 315sI
cHAs. 3, 4 sAySsiiiIs,Iss 1 llss8
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Executors
AuchonSale

THAT VALUABLE TRACT oF,LANp
KNOWN AS GILPINS, CONTAIN-,
ING 1914 ACRES, ABOUT
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. VA. ~
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

ErsMeM a SPECIAL. comnunica ton OF
&4NA Joppa Lodge. No. 30. A +. a.
N11NS a. NJ. Will be held at the
~2 Masonic Temple THURSDAY
Aa sth inst. at 2:30 O'Clock T..
81. Members of sister lodges
ind transient brethren arc fratcrnally in
rited to he present. by order of the wor-
shipful Master. George 4. jefferson. see
rotary.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIEH
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
BY J. D.. cARNEAI. & sqN, Ss.ss
Auction Sale
OF IL,
A SPLENDID HOME OR INvESTSi
MENT. DETACHED BRICK PROP
No. 1916
Hanover Ave.

ON THURSDAY. APRIL 8. 1920. s
At 4:30 o'clock p. NJ.
We will offer for sale on tho; prem-
Uses the above property. 4S2
The lot fronts about twonty-four.
CAD feet. and runs back to an alley;
This is well-constructed brick
dwelling, with rooms with electric
lights. This dwelling Is In a first ::
class location, convenient to- jitpey
service. Very seldom lis this GLASS OK
property offered.
YOU SHOULD ATTEND THIS
SALE. sfSSi
Liberal terms will be announced at
sale.
j. D. CARNEAL & SON. /. y;
Real Estate Auctioneers.
BY a. l.. ADAMSON, ~
poaI I>at,ta A,,tgonanr fsft-7E
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
Main Street.
Store
No. 1912. Near Thirteenth Street,
10 close an estate. on premises.
THURSDAY. APRIL 8TH,
ut 4:30 p. M ~. 81

This desirable modern brick Erst-I
ness property of four floors contafissl
about 10000 square feet; Isl we'll
air heating plant. electricr ,liEhtsl
metal ceiling, cement CELLAR 7fetcsl
fronts 22 feet 7 inches by 1l6 reed
IS feet wide. and is occupied byEa,
FIRST-CLASS TENANT. whose Naass
expires Oct. Slst, when POSSESSION
CAN BE HAD, IL desired. 1t'ssBcIdofn1
that property of this HIGH -GRADE{
character can be had at anys pricej
and Is only being sold to close up ar
estate. We COMMEND 1t most stsonErI
~ as FIRST-CLASS INVESTAGtHNTI
as we'll as adapted for any coinmer-y
cial purposes in u CHOICE BUSINESS
CENTER. ~, sstsS
TERMS: Extra liberal and an,
nounced at sale. - ~
j. THOMPSON BROWN s. TO.
AuctionAerS.Sl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
BY A. j. CHEWING. JR
Estate Auc
Court Sale Of Valuable Business Property
Near r., F. & P. RR

execution OF tho Law
ctnlsy
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Commissioners
Auction Sale

THREE PAncELs OF REAL hs-
STORE. WITH LARGE Dwell
lines IN REAR. AT 1898 w.
CARY STREET. AT NORTHEAST
CoRNER OF CARY AND HhRVIE
STREETS: HOUSE AND LOT AT
1912 DANCE STREET. AND VA
CANT LOT ADJOINING.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

BY EDWARD S. ROSE Co. INC,
Real Estate Agents and Auct!oneers,
10i7 Bank Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY

Richmond. Va. February TO- 1920.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Chcs-
apcake and Ohio Railway Company viii
he held. as provided in the by laws. at
the general office Of the company. IN the
20. 1920. ut IL o'clock q. NJ. for the fol-
lowing purposes:
tnl for the election Of directors:
tb) TO consider. any and an action
Heretofore taken or authorized by the
board OF directors or by the executive
submitted 10 the meeting: and
tc) to transact such other business AS
may lawfully come before the meeting.
The stock transfer books will close at
the office OF the company. No. 81 BROAD
&c. 1920. at O'Clock l.. ~. and will re-
open on Wednesday. April Il. 1920 at 10
O'Clock A. NJ.
BY order OF the hoard Of directors.
A. TREEyETT, Secretary.
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1UCTIONS-LECALS
Legal Notices

ANNUAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Va.
the stockholders OF the Albemarle PAPER
Manufacturing Co. will be heiS at the Of
nee OF the company In Richmond. Va
April !. 1920. ut IL A. NJ. for tho
purpose OF elcctinE directors. and for tho
transaction OF such other business may
be brought before said meeting. a. r.
ROBERTSON. secretary and treasurer.
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Of VIR-
GINA. Richmond. Va. March 81. 1870
"a, special meeting OF the stockholders
of the Life Insurance Company OF Virginia
Will be held at the home Office Of the
company. corner of Capitol and Tenth
Streets. Richmond. Va. on Wednesday,
Apri! -. 1920. o'clock +. NJ for
the consideration and action OF the stock
holders upon certain amendments. changes
and alterations of the charter OF the
company. recommended by the board of
directors OF the company to the stock
holders BY resolution adopted on the Goth
day of March. 1920. and for the transac-
zion OF such other business as may proper
~ come before said meeting. The books
for transfer of stock OF the company Will
be closed on April 10. 1920. and reo.ened
on April II. 1920. A. Carlton Mckenney.
SEALED proposals are Invited To furnish
the pcnitcntiHry 1000 yards wool stripes
% IN. Wide. - OF. to the yard: 5 900 yds
wool stripes, 81 In. wide. 20 o. To the
yard. stripe In niling, color fast, To be
delivered I. o. h. Richmond. Va BY Au-
gust j. 1920. Bids TO be opened April 10
1870. For samples or other information
apply To J. u. Wood, SUPERINTENDENT.
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IL you have lost SOMETHING. 4 ID VI
want Aas and Get q bAaG KS: u.s.
TELEPHONE Rsndaip6 nd .di cs1f~sES7
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ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms With Board


FIFTH ST. y. l7-Nicely furnished front
Madison 1917. 800
FLOYD AVENUE 907-Sicely furnlshed
rooms with private bath and board
FRANKLIN ST. +. Observation-Disclosures, fur
nished rooms and board: dcIiyhiful
nome surroundings; rooms with or with
GRACE ST. w. 16-Attractiye room
CONVENIENT 10 bath: running hot and
colo water la room: Sleeping porch II
desired: excellent table board
GROVE AVENUE. NEAR HARRISON
Large second floor front room Break
iast and evening dinner. Also single room
Every modern convenience. Madison b9os
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Houses for Sale 81
ALL OVER TOWN.
HANDSOME WEST END
HOUSES.
Modest houses, attrac-
lively priced, for the home
seeker. See Mr.. Kennon,
with
l.. E. & ]. S. HARVIE,
312 Mutual Building.
BARTON HEIGHTS-For sale. splendid
etght-r dwelling: corner lot. 6cxi3s
feet. with large garage; centrally located
narton Heights. Early possession. Price
only $500. Small cash payment, balance
easy This proper;. well worth $1,000.
large, level lot. best section in Barton
Heights. ore squire of car line. Price
only 5000. with small cash payment
and reasonable terms This properly
worth $500. Madison 7i4S.
THESE Wa. Ads Produce Results
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RANDOLPH connects you with the Want
Ad Department
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The executors of Elizabeth Bell
Davis. deceased. and the executor OF
Mary l.. Pemberton. deceased, VIII
sell at public auction. on the; prem
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AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
STORY AND BASEMENT a. ID
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The bond of tho Specisi comss&tS
cHAs. 3, t sxSsiiirs
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TO use these Want Ads is to be sure or
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Situations Wanted-Malo 81

FOkEaL.N--Position wanted as concrete
or labor foreman: 40 years. cxperience
Can siyr good reference. Phone ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08

BY "a. l.. ADAMSON,
Real Estate Auctioneer.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08

oFFICI1 MANAGER open for uronoeifIon
Roccntly chief accountant for large cor
roration. Nmployed At present Corrc-
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wnntc1i-EcInale

oHbESMAN. city or road. good salary:
chance 10 work UP. randolph oO75-J.
Observation-Disclosures. salesman for yir.
Einia auto accessory trade: "a Tvs prnn
sMsuon; caa after 10 O'Clock. 6l2 Eas,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1920-12-25
PELHAM CLUB SIGNS
jim BARNES AS PRO
Famous Player Identified With
Gotham Organization.
Golfer Who Has Participated In Many
Tournaments and Acted AZ In
structor for Many Clubs
Lands in New York.

In the Is years or more that he has
been in the United States Jim Barnes
has entered the golf tournaments and
championships from clubs all the way
from Philadelphia to the Pacific coast.
He has been a Tacoma pro, Phila-
delpnia pro, and has played from Colo
RADIO Springs and St. Louis in turn,
but up to date he has not given the
metropolis the honor of including him
among it's stalwarts of the links.
However, during the last summer
Barnes thought and thought hard,
thinking at times out loud. 1t is all
very well to be here or there upon the
golfing map, but after all there is no
place for a man who wants to be up
and doing like little old New York.
That was the decision at which Jim
arrived this year. He felt that, after
all, the metropolitan district is the
center of all golfing activity. Jim just
came to the conclusion that after all
his place was in New York, or some
where close by, and now he is to have
his wish, for he has been signed to a
three-year contract by the Pelham
Country club, which is building d fine
course under the direction of Devereux