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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-09

JAMIE Louis Masterson OF Hedley.
Texas, Francis Tanner OF Dallas. FL
leen Keys, Helen, Leona and Ot,o
Jr. Schill, Elman Crabtree, Lyle Kaye
Dawson. Edwina Humes Hogue. Silas
Webb, J. Y. Kensaw, Calvin Ford
Charles Bynum, orvil Alexander
Thomas and John Noland.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-09

WANTFD-SIX OR EIGHT La
BORERS; MEN WILLING TO
WORK; STEADY JOB. PHONE 1000.
Adv. o.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-09

FRESH WATER wHIrTINGTON
PARK NATATORIUM, COMPLETE
CHANGE THURSDAYS AND Sun
DAYS. sS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-09

Miss Elizabeth Fowlkes Of Darde.
lie, Arkansas, arrived last night
to be the guest OF her cousins. Miss
Annie Anderson and Miss Isla Nor
ton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-09
At Home

Mrs. r. w. Golden Howes and her
mother, Mrs. r. w. Golden Howes
entertained with an informal at home
yesterday afternoon at the home OF
the former, 10s e street, southwest.
The house was beautifully deco
rated with yellow daisies and nastur.
tums.
Tea was served to about fifty ladies
who called during the afternoon.
The honor guest of the afternoon
was Mrs, Marion Lyan who has re.
Gently moved to this city from Bryan,
Texas
Mrs Golden Howes was assisted by
Mrs. G.. d. Paine.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-09
Entertain With Dance

Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Snelson, 503
North Washington, entertained twenty
friends Monday evening with dance
honoring Mrs. Charles A. Besaw of
Canton, Ohio, who is the guest OF
Mrs. Snelson.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-09
Circle Meeting

Circle Number Two Of the Broad
way Methodist church met TUESDAY
Afternoon with Mrs. Herbert Wolver-
ton at the home Of the latter 139 +
street, northwest.
A large attendance was present.
After the business session devo-
tional hour was held during which
Mrs. Ashley Chappell gave q splendid
talk.
After completing all business
social hour was enjoyed
Two new members were added TO
he circle, Mrs. c. A. Sessions, and
Mrs. w. A. Gripon,
1t was cecided to hold a Saturday
market. the place to be decided upon
II later date.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-09
Society Events
BY Miss Maurine Easley
Phone SIS
Engagement Announced

Mrs. II. G.. Stong entertained Tues.
lay afternoon from 5 to with n
iehghtful afternoon party aHnounc'
ng the engagement Of her daughter
Minnie to Mr.. Lewis Davidson. The
marriage will be an event Of June 20.
The home was beautifully decurat-
I'd with mountain plume. giadiolus
roses and ferns.
The afternoon was spent IN play
ing fortytwo, high score favor going
% Mrs. Mao Wells Ramsey.
II was not until the conclusion OF
he games when a dainty ice course
was served that the object Of the
party became known. Clever cards
announcing the engagement were
sith the refreshments.
The guests we're Misses Ozcllo
Pugh, Cora Dyer. Frances Jones,
Elizabeth McC.ann. Alice Brown. Alice
Kahn, Jennie Smith, Helen Bost'
wick, Orie Madden, Helen Dolman,
Mable Ruth Stong Mesdames Mae
Wells Ramsey, d. A. McKelier, A.
q. Ewell. Jr., j. G Hester, Harry
Kessler. c. L. McCann, II. F. Nc
-ollum, X. II. Polk, J. A. Madden,
Charlton Wilkes. A. c. Streahley,
John Small, J. A. Skipworth, Ethel
Rocket. NJ Small. Oscar DeViney,
James A. Cooper and Ira Davidson
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-26
Statesmen.

SEVERAL MEN NEEDED TO
WORK WITH LARGE NEW YORK
ORGANIZATION; ABSOLUTE IN
TEGRITY FIRST REQUISITE.
SELLING ABILITY OR EXPERr-
ENcE NECESSARY; MUST HAVE
PERSONAL FORCE. COMMON
SENSE AND SINCERITY.
A REMARKABLE OPPORTUNITY
FOR MEN OF PROPER CALIBRE
TO MAKE A PERMANENT HIGHLY
PAID CONNECTION WITH WELL
ESTABLISHED CORPORATION or
TERING AN ABSOLUTELY NEW
AND UNIQUE SALES PLAN.
CALLING on THOUSANDS or
OUR SATISFIED CLIENTS REGU-
LARRY AND CREATING NEW
ONES. AGE LIMIT Is TO co.
CALL GROUND FLOOR.
EAST 10TH ST,
BETWEEN 10 A. NJ. AND Ar VI.
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SALESMAN.

New York and Boston house rep
rescnting large corporation
whose burinesr Is principally with
banks H. ready to enrage three
men Of proven sales ability who
can develop quickly into sales
managers: n man Of good pereon-
ality, between % and 40 years
old, who Is tired OF the ordinary
Job and desires an association Of
dlgnifitd character where the In
come VIII averarc $50 10 $500
commirslone weekly, call for In
terVicw between 10 and ~ A. NJ
and and +. NJ, room 500, ESQ
Broadway.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.


STOCK telephone salesman for active secui-
ity traded on New York Curb: active meli.
ability, make connections large house. NJ o
Davis. room 9i4, 81 Broadway. Phcns
Broad 7ff7.
YOUNG man wanted, between - and %;
must have high school education and be
willing 20 work good salary 70 start VITA
opportunities fer advancement H2l6 Her
old. Herald So
YOUNG man wanted for voucher work, offer
steady position ana advancement II rigit
kind: prefer n resident OF GTeenpont or
Long leland City, but not essential make
npplicu ton Ia own handwriting: state age
ard salary earned. ST. Herald. Herald So.
YOUNG MAN wanted in established uptown
bank splendid opportunity for beginner:
experience unnecessar-' Address n own
handwriting p. o. box Times square.
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SALESMAN

A large. prominent company occupying Of
fees IN New York Is organizing a selling
forcc and win employ several hich class
ealesmeR Immediately. Sales MANAGER win
he IN New York TO or-aniZe sale" force and
can be interviewed Friday A. NJ. between
10 and II. ~ East t0th st., room 707
Observation-Disclosures; tires; factory 10 CON
sumner; big savings: commi sion s10-Sl00
weekly Koau Tire ruhber Co., 131 w. 3sth.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

BEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
CARPETS AND RUGS.
Domestic and Uricnt al. get our offer be-
fore selling. GO Madison av Plaza 1886.
! pas 1855 more than any one for your fur
niture, rugs. pianos. paintings. PAISLEY.
11l University place tStuyvesant 229S).
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Connecticut.

CREENwrCH nm LODGE (sound Reach.
Conn., Sunny steam heated rooms. with or
without baths: excellent menu; 50 minutes
from New York; golf, saddle horses. fish
inr: rra -ooalle rates
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pHESSMAKING
I-AnIrs ArrENTInN
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
line t% Tire a,stor' ~hf ~esF; ''o
AUTOMOBILE AUCTION.
VAN TASSEL & KEAFNfY
CErfabli thcd isRD,
f2G-12s East 18th 81.

AUTOMOBILE AUCTION.
VAN TAssEL & KEATtNEY
CE-tablithed isRO,
f2s-t2s East 13th ST.
TO-DAY. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 20,
AT 70 O'CLOCK NOON
This sale WIN comprise a great many pleas
ure and business cars. the property OF dlt-
L. r. nuNRLEy, Auotioneer
CADILLAC touring car; perfect CONDITION
Phone Bushwick 1863. ii46 Bushwick av..
BROOKLYN.
cIANnLE! scaa1 reGongi,i3n,ed LIB ,hrog,gghss;
Bushwick ay.. BROOKLYN. -
CHANDLER
i1oO churnmy roadster; mileage 1000; new
rubber. MANY era =. Pionr liroad W.
CHANDLER tcoupe. 1918; exceptional bar
gain: VIII demonstrate. 2i0 W 18th Col.
2s-4
CTiEvROLET-scvc new 1921, model 800.
touring carr, equipped With magnetic, $3.50;
Cldsmobile. 1927 model, passenger. touring
car, wire wheels. all new cord tires, $3.50.
PHONE Hrvnnt COCO. A. J MORRIS.
ESSEX sedan rcvaruiahcd. cord tires; looks
like a new car; bargain. Phone Morris
towr SOS.
fNPORTEn Mercedes Simplex suburban
sedan; owned by ora Vail the race track
king price 81 200 Tor quick -ale. original
cot go 200 phone Bushwick 77Go.
j.
81 600 cash. Phone stuyvcyant $40.
PACKARD. i95. Twin sly. toiG WIN sell
cheap: 81 20 owner. ss2 Kenmore place.
rroo'ivn Phonc Mnn-field 900
PACKARn i4-4s RERLTN. just overhauled.
cheap FOR cash buyer. Lee Univcrqity 69A0.
REQ 1918. Z pa 7sengcr, cviinlcr. very rood
order; new tires: ssTO. EDWARrS, pomp-
to- Plain. phone stw or CANAL 4IiA
mo passenger togging t9i1 ~cgheniS9lly
I TItsg - md NJ
STANLEY eTENMER
Z PASSENGER. 1910 % model, with famous
nq-Wiiliams convertible sedan body: AL
improvements: special equipment. extra az
Guiding tires. for a trip across The continent.
Y ice $1,000 cash, or So 100 loss than present
cot 70 duplicate. Call Mr.. st,AUsON. Madi-
err Square Gf32, between 10 ard ~.
FTTTZ inia. passenger. used Q summers
not u-ed IN winter. fine condition. Owner,
Mrs. EDWARD ARNOLD. Tel. RhinoiAnder
2sia can be seen at Pinehurst Garage, $50
y. T0'N =.
sTTDEDAKER pass touring perfect CON
dtion; cheap Phone 27go Flatbush.
cOLAHAN, 90 SNYDER av., brooklyn.
sTUpEBAKrR, 1911 6 cylinder excellent
condition 5000 Greenpoint SIG Or $500.
wINToN Light Six touring car. very CONE
plete equipment; ovcrhauled. rcpaintcd
vua ranteed. THE w1NTON COMPANY.
Broadway a. 7o,h a.
io2o Revere 4-pasgeneer sport any reason
able offer considered. Phone Bushvick
Il69.
Motor Trucks.
NAPOLEON DEMONSTRATION:
~ ton motor truck; Al condition At very
attractive price. Phone Becknan 1871.
PEERLESS truck ton. Hurlhurt truck.
ton 81 bargain prices no dealers. Mr.
HErNZIENAN Phone Chelsea itn3.
PIERCE. ARROW TRUCKS FOR sale. IN good
condition ono somi-'raiier. Phone or
write Mr. EVANS, care lockwood & Co. as
w ellington av., Brboksn.
TRUCFs .--Clydeedaic "a ton first ciAss
condition. reasonable, NJ, l.. AUTO
TRuukxNo Co. ~ tst 81 Orchard 7pss
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FURNISHED ROOFS WANTED.

FURNISHED roon,s. ~, heat near bath,
$40 per week., within few blocks Of LeNing-
ton av. and 9th ST. Tel Rhinelander $500
Az.
GENTLEMAN wiehrs large room, pcrIna-
nenily, private hou'e, American family :
mu~t be clean; reasonable; no roomerSi con-
veniently located, below Goth; references eN-
chnnreh. V. ln2 Amate rnnm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-26
HELP WANTFD-FEMALE.
instruction.

EARN So5-$f5O weekly only through Prof.
Rohrer's. the Reliable Hardness, Manicure,
Beauty School 81 up, free for service. earn
whlC learn circular explains. 119 W AGA 81.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALI
Miscell lneous.

SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMAL
~-~~>~-N~~~~~~~~>-~-~-~~~
MisceIl ,neous.
LADY's maid; experiences seamstress
packer and traveller: best reference. II iao
Herald. Herald q.
LADY'S maid, American, French, hairdress
20z Herald Herald square.
MAID.-Lady Wishes TO recommend her per
sonal useful maid refined; coored. Ca
aotel Peter Stuyvcs ant w. seth st., ap'
iil2. Friday and Saturday. Phone Schuyler
teof.
MAID de-ires position, prefer theatrical lady
or motion picture star; answer by mall
Corins. ~ w. 64th.
TRCSSTR, experienccd ladies' dresses; neai
eolored grl: reliable Freneil. q w t24'h
SITUATION wanted. care for mall anart-
ment or one lady no Sundays (oolored,
best Of reference. 2246 eth av (Alston). or
0None Aca my l1ii.
VISITING MAID-Frenc woman wiahes po-
slllon J. .Arragtio. lie z. act 81
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FFMALE.
COMPANION, secretary TO lady. Danish
woman, rcfi0ed. well educated. Anna la
cohson I've TIillhurst go r. a1st
EXECUTIVE OPEN FOR POSITION AS
CREDIT OR OFFICE MNNhIfksR.
Hustler. thoroughly familiar with credit
and detail work. expert accountant and audi
tor: can obtain immediate release from pres
ent ,osi'inn; best references J. r. O'Hare
arnee carter = Co. Perth Amhoy. n. J.
FRENCH roaversation. grammar. literature.
younr Parieiennc diplomee: studio or visit
ing Mlls; DE s1NsAY. 50 w. 4sth. Tel.
GONERNESS. Writing. Pari~ienne. co"cge
graduate. Manhattan. Cedarhurst; French,
English. kindergarten, pianist Schuyler
GovEnNEss. Frcnch, PTotesfa1t. wishes
references. II 9a1 Hcrald. Herald
GoVERNEsS, exrerienced. Children over
ycare; reference country preferred
Gle Hcreh Hrrald equare.
HATRnRrSSER. = Young. neat coored girl
would like steady position; knowledge OF
marcel waving: travel or city. L., care
Ilenderson. III West 13Sth st.
MhSSFr-ST (co'oredl. license 2sno4, seeks
lady nRtients nome or out. MrDoncll, 100
Wcs' 13nth. ant !, Audubon 1896.
NURSERY governess. Saskatchewan, wishes
position to go 10 California for tho winter.
address l. NJ. 2s7 W. cath St, city.
SPANISH lady, cultured. desires position as
compa MON roverness; speaks little Eng
hsh. 80 Herald, Herald so.
ant; years thorourh experience compe-
tent, neat willing accurate; Christian; can
operate switchboard: salary $50 Address
Po~'0arert 123 Herald Fulton -.
STFNOGRb Pier, thoroughly competent Z
years experience; $50. go Herald.
Herald 90.
STENOGp hPHr.R. conscientious conpe-
tent. expert need offi"e detail: references
S2F Setter. 557 r. 169th.
SWITCHBOARD operator, experienced (col-
ored) payable weekly; Sundays off Phone
Academy 11+l. 22l6 18th av., Aston.
Housekeepers and Janitresses.
HOUSEHOLDER. with girl II years old
wishes position in n small family: have
good references: New Jersey preferred. Can
or write IIarriesen. 304 44th St. Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-26
HELP WANTED--FEMALE.

NURSE. white. 10 care for infant and small
boy must have experience and best p
erenres: refined home with small family
3" Riverside Drive: cali for Interview. Mrs.
Heller, care OF Washington Mills. 1903 B'way.
PHONE Spring SSGh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-26
SALESMAN.
SALES MANAGER.

An Immediate connection awaits
man who has a determination 70
succeed In n big way; he should
have general knowledge OF the
banking or financing business, but
this IS not absolutely necessary; IL
he has demonstrated his capacity
In this or other lines and has had
experience as salesman or sales
manager and can refer to past con-
nections a very unusual future IL in
store for him, where his commits
sion should exceed $10.0 the first
year; If he can qualify this Is
permanent connection which re-
quires n man of vision and forceful
-personality; state fully past ex-
perlence.
HAYES. READE & co.
$50 B'WAY, N. Y. c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-26
Instruction.
BOOKKEEPERS
- HaF.UHn

BOOKKEEPERs
CLERKS.
There were never before SO rnanr good
rea why you should learn accountancy.
This period OF business reconstruction pre-
sents big opportunities 10 the men who ars
ready A few hours week for a Few
months viii qualify you for this highly paid
profession. Call for personal talk, or phcns
or write
LA SALE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY.
General Eastern Office.
112-1i4 WEST 42D ST. BRYANT se2o.
Downtown Office,
Suite $40. III Broadway. Rector 1907.
BEFORE YOU MAKE A CHANGE
in your present position, find out what your
life work should be. Don't mortgage your
future by doing work for which you are not
fitted Through an analysis Of your abili-
analysts can determine the vocation In which
you VIII achieve the greatest success. This
study 81 based on known scientific laws.
Come in and ask lis oil about II. Booklet
50 on request.
MERTON INSTITUTE. INC.
20 Fifth Az lat 18th st), y. Y.
Tel Watkins 9795.
MAKE MONEY At HOME-You can earn
writing show cards; quickly and easily
learned; no canvassing; we teach you how
and sell your. work. Write to-day for tu!l
particulars American Show Card School,
224 Ryrle Building. Toronto. Canada,
LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR--Pieasan
profitable work day and evening classes
Send for free booklet and visitors pass
West Side Y. NJ. c, A., sol W. 5tth st.
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1ADY'S maid: experiences seamstress.
packer and traveller; best reference II 100
Herald TIrraf IA ~
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SALESMAN, real estate. high grade. expert
enced man to work on Brooklyn residential
property, commission. Call 10 A. NJ. Henry
!. Nielsen offices. 15i Nassau ST.
STOCK Statesmen.
a Few men of appearance to VISIT clientele
OF established brokerage concern and take
subscriptions for small issue OF s per cent.
industrial gold bonds; liberal commission.
Apply between II and ., room 209, 1852
broadway.
SUCCESSFUL merchandise nan and chief
buyer Tor chain stores. Address Col
Herald, Herald sd.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

FOR CORPORATION. firm or syndicate
Washington representative or corfiden-
TIM agent. College eduratinn. 40" %.
Wide Congressional and other acquaint-
ance. Al pre~eut and for the la 7 fgw
years engaged In real estate sales. open
for any good proposition, part or whole
time. Al references. buriness and So
cial. j. T. s., Apt. $40 East Clifton
terrace. Washington, p. c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-26
COUNTRY BOARD.
New Jersey.

New Jersey.
YOUNG couple, owning fine old mansion
with all modern conveniences, spacious
grounds. yerandas, &C.. Is DESTROYS Of secur-
ir1 few permanent guests on strictly Euro
pean basis; large, sunny rooms, with rum
ming hot and cold water: excellent food, pre-
pared by French chef. table supplied from
our own farm: 8 minutes ak to n, l.. a
". station; best Communication 10 New York
city: prices consistent. Address io2 Main ST..
NAfiron N T.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.


Commercial Help Wanted.
PARK ROW PLACEMENT BUREAU,
3 Park row.
CLERK; preferably some mailing expert
ence some tipping: good opening; Sls.
TYPISTS: good bopenings; Christian firms
S1s-s25.
ENGINEER: license not necessary; resident
position. 90 miles from New York; must
understand electrical and steam fittings
500 month and maintenance.
JUNIOR CLERKS; Si4-s16.
IL A VI 1T ON
EMPLO ENT
Sc X vi G e,
6 CHURCH STREET.
One block below Cortandt &c.
One block west of broadway.
SECURITY EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
81 EAST 42D ST.
OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN.
Office Manager: salary $500.
Typist and Elliott Fisher operator. g.
BARKER MACCOLL,
VOCATIONAL SPECIALISTS,
80 CHURCH ST
OFFICE AND TECHNICAL SERVICE
REGISTRY FREE.
BARNES'S EMPLOYMENT SERVICE.
l5s BROADWAY.
OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN.
NJ REPATRIATION FEE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-26
BOARDERS WANTED.

PRIVATE family offers board and room.
privileges Of well run, congenial com
Portable home. IN first cla9T houre, TO deTir-
able party gentleman, willing 20 pay for
fu,N Accommodation. Tel. Cathedral 1922.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. $40 Corner 10Th ST..
Southern eXpoeure every room private
bath and telenNone: elevator. Hungarian
chef: refined Hebrew social surroundings.
Mrs. IDA MApkS.
ST. ABRAMS,
3f9-31l West 18th St.
Board and suite, two rooms. private bath,
So per wee and NJ for two persons; single
rooms; family house.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

l------1.---(---51---- -l-l,1~-0------r---~.(-~1
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CLERKS AND TWISTS WANTED
METROPOLITAN TnE INSURANCE.
COMPANY.
Girls ~ years OF age and over.
Hours 20 $40 O'clock.
Saturdays 70 ic o'clock
Luncheon rervel froe.
Salary TO start, si2.
Abilities Of Jerks reviewed every six months
Those Of average ability should be receiving
from SIC 70 SIS per week after the second
review. The variation IL due TO difference
In clerical work.
Free classes conducted IN typewritins. ste
biography and dlctaphone operating.
Apply IN person, between . and $50
o'clock room 5033. Metropolitan Building.
Madison Nv. Cat 23d ST.. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-26
CARPETS \ RUGS.

sTTTTTNG INC. G2i MADISON Az. l5gTH
STD. offer fine carpets. rugs tsightly
vsed). best makes. 81. s.. Sc. 81 yard up;
O 0n0 Va rde tu .rlpct from. PIGS. an sitea,
IN prices plain or mixed patterns, So, S25.
So up. 800 small rugs. So. 81, 50 Oriental
and Chinese rugs; NAMING OVER. CLEAN
ING, LAYINI, pYEINC. REPAIRING, RE
WEAVING: RELIABLE. REASONABLE.
VI AIrrII Ell III .AXA Aalr
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

East side.
eth. lis ERst-Handsome'y furnished large
room With hath pr rate fao' " references.
GOTH. ~ a't.-Comfortably furnished room,
suitable i-2 gentlemen; heat, electricity.
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BANK discounts, loans on machiney, mer
chRndive sales. shipments, rents, market
able collntcrals: acccptances, notes bought
kOTHI .ER- II hnrrhnrl 81.
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GARDENER. greenhouse and outside: age
80 drives all kinds OF cars and thoroughly
understand repairing: ALEC taDe care OF es-
Ing
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTFD-FFMALE.

COMPANION. secretary 70 lady, Danish
woman, rcfi0ed well educated Anna la
cohsor The FTnlNurst 2'0 r. DIST.
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For Hire-Motor Trucks.
COMMERCIAL. rp1rc.1rrN.c.

Contracts with merchants, importers and
exporters desired. day week or month re-
liable drivers. reasonable rates estimates
furnished DONELLA TRUCKING CORP.
POI +. Gith ef New York: Rhinelander 4JOO
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LADY's. maid. American, French, hairdress
e packer travel. y
| 207 Herald Herald square
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Long Island.


LARGE, comfortable. sunny rooms with
4 bath, with or without board refined pr.
vste home; excellent cooking. Phone cliff
side 7oS.
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NURSE. WHITE. PROTESTANT PRE-
YEAPS For PIT ATNFTELD. n. T. PLEASE
PIIONE BAKER CANAL. 90. NEW YORK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-28
FEW D. C. HIGH SCHOOL
TEACHERS QUIT POSITIONS
Survey Shows District Next to
Rhode Island in Small

The District of Columbia is second
having the smallest number of high
school teachers quitting this year. An
alarming condition throughout the
country with not fewer than $4,000
schools that will be without properly
qualified teachers in September is
shown by survey just completed by
the United States bureau of educa
ton.
schools, employing a total of 3o3
teachers-112 male and 241 female
show 26 teachers needed before Sep
tember-13 male and 10 female-so
that the percentage needed in the
District is 7.3, while in Rhode Island
1t is Go per cent, and in other parts
of the country it runs up to 81 per
cent in Oklahoma, Al in Missouri, As
in North Carolina and South Dakota
and A in Kansas.
In making a survey of the supply
to meet this shortage of high school
teachers the bureau of education finds
the District in good condition. Re-
ports from four institutions show A
men and 13o women, a total of 1S4
graduating. who are capable of TAX
ing high school teaching positions.
OF these IL men and 20 women, or
total of 81, plan to teach in high
schools.
According to the survey made by
the federal bureau, therefore, there
should be an actual shortage of only
two male high school teachers and
surplus of 81 woman high school
teachers