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The New York herald., 1921-06-09

SALESMAN. - Telephone stock salesman
wanted who can manage or develop into
nanasement Of phone room. within few
weeks. experienced only, to sell listed stock,
which Is big dividend payer: we have severai
men who have ranged s300-s500 weekly, and
arc looking for more of same kind. Apply
room 42s. 206 Broadway.
statesmen
VIII develop into exceptional posi-
tions inexperienced, ambitious men
with good che racters. Apply IN
person write for interview. G.
Umlauft. 25 W. 43d ST.. suite
Statesmen: :-wholesale distributors Of new
low. priced vacuum cleaner and washing
machine desire services Of men with broad
experience In this line. capable OF earning
$4,000 or moro annually drawing account
against commission. I'LL Herald. Full
ton ST.
sALEsMEN-one OF the largest and best
equipped sales organizations has an opening
Tor three statesmen. capable on producing aYl
closing sales; drawing account and commis
SION oasis: Apply n person and see Mr.. r. O.
Tracey. Fo-d Building. 17e South Broadway
SALESMAN auto truck. wanted 70 sell one
OF the best trucks made, ranging from
] 10 3i5 tons, at about zoe. on the dollar.
best opportunity for quick money: Quick
snles. bethlehem Sales Co. Inc. 226 West
s8th ~.
Statesmen.
DESTROYS of being associated with biz
transportation corporation handling its own
securities. commission basis. with drawing
account 20 right man. Apply room ii02
World Tower building. 10 w. 10Th
sALESMAN-Energetic man TO cell stock Of
fast growing corporation on commission
basis state references. Address T. r. box
6s, Lorg Island CITY.
SALESMEN-An opportunity. Western man
ufacturer desires the services Of 3 encr-
getic statesmen capable OF earning 5000
year or more, Call room 200. 253 Broadway
sALESMEN and collectors. age 20 and over;
unlimited opportunity for workers by large
Statesmen.
Unusual opportunity 20 connect per-
msnently At high average earnings
with one OF the livest and most pro
country IL offered the first six men
who respond 10 this ad. and who show
s On non. the irs, ntsST shs 'hSg
ready TO start for REAL SUCCESS
on short notice. Experience unueces.
quickly @ make 'up'V"sn up your lack S,T ~ espe Ts,
rience. Apply IN person 70 Mr..
Cairns. 200 Broadway. n. Y; C.. suite
fT0T-9, between and ~ A. NJ, or
and 8 r. NJ. Tuesday or Thursday
evening.
SECURITY salesman. high class. with
own automobile. TO distribute an OK
csptionaliy attractive issue represent
ing revolutionary adjunct 10 motor
cars; car equipped With device for
portunlfy: generous commission. Tele-
phone Rector 663 for appointment.
SECURITY salesman OF standing with eli
entele offered splendid prposition. perna-
nent connection references required. Suite
si4, las West 45th.
SODA dispenser. cashier, checker, counter
man; first class only. Brennan's 46 n. Goth.
STOCK saissmanaser and salesman 20 sell
industrial stocks. factory located in New
York n going, dividend paying proposition
sAlt-edge securities, 100 per cent. safe. where
a salesman can deliver and make good
wo ~ierfui opportunity 10 right party. Call
, ~ factory 91s Jackson av.. Long Island City.
see Mr.. rerraut. 10 A. VI. TO r. NJ.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09

MEN-To THE UNEMPLOYED.
Men who have ambition 10 achieve suc-
cess and are willing to put forth the re-
auircd effort we have positions that are
worth working for. Call for int.rviev
between 10 a. NJ. and P. NJ. Suite si.,
Knlekcrsocker Bldg 42d st. and B'wsy
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

CROCHET headers, experienced, Venetian
hand embroidery. 1873 Madison aN'
G11th). above dentist.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09

ROsB BUDDERs.
Wanted-Two experienced rose builders
good wages to competent men. Apply Peter
sons Rose Nursery. Fair Lawn. ". J.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09

SALESMAN
jams and jellies 10 do speciality work with
retail trade: none but experienced high class
men need apply. salary and commission. X
s7f Herald. $50 Broadway
The New York herald., 1921-06-09

g JAPANESE AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT
Agencv. Bryant s07e.
1s9 West 46th St, near Broadway.
FURNISHES HIGH CLASS HELP.
Aotel. club and private family; chef. walters
buffers. maids. couples.
References personally investigated.
YOUNG Hungarian. willing. handy. useful
i house and garden pleasing manners: $40.
Wetter's Agency. IS w. 43d. Murray Hill
Agl2.
n YOUNG French, neat. Intelligent. willing.
useful kitchen and house; $50 month,
Wetuer's Agency. 16 W. t3d. Murray Hin
so42.
JAPANESE Select Employment Agency
Bryant 793D. bet. 46th-46th sts.. S04 6th
av.--All kinds of domestic help.
Y JAPANESE Domestic Employment Agency.
Select help. 1s7 Lexington av. o35s Mad So,
JAPANESE domestic help. Japanese Y. NJ
q @. A.. u Concord st. Bklyn. Main 1144-
The New York herald., 1921-06-09

DRESsAIAKER, experienced on fine dresses ;
also sample hands on fine underwear. Il.
Fumpf. 2146 Amsterdam av.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09

SrENoGRAPHER IN small law office; state
experience and pay. + sos Herald. Full
ton St
SWITCHBOARD operator wanted. young
lady; experienced. Call 25 Broad st.. room
s39
TEACHER or college student. tactful pleas
ing personality, for educational work dur
ing summer vacation. not teaching or office
work: generous salary with bonus. Mr.. Il.
Scott room 323. 80 5th av.
TEACHER or college student for vacation
pleasant, healthful work: salary $3f5 for
90 days. Write only. A. A. Box 70. 125
East 34th st.
TEACHER or advanced student. agreeable
summer positions liberal salary; oppor-
tunity for permanency. T. H., box foS. Sta
ton #, Manhattan.
TYPIST, on Elliott-Fisher manifolding ma
chine; experienced, fast, accurate. neat
worker: Christian. cost department. Call
before 10 80 A. NJ, Canal s210.
WAITRESS and upstairs work: girl; private
house. 20 East p5th.
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instruction.

AUTOMOBILE -RAININ0 By EXPERTS.
Complete shop course. $68. with driving.
SEQ: weekly payments. Ask for Cataiogus II.
STEWART AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL.
z23 West 57th ST.. ~ Broadway.
Leading Schooi-FoGaded 1909.
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MAN, youngt provision house; must have
had general experience in his line, office
and shipping department; state experience.
salary expected. Box 1862. 22s9 Sd av.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09

CHAUFFEUR wanted. useful middle aged
married, for year round position near Rec
Bank, ~ j.. Stutz and Dodge cars; rooms
and bath, light. heat and cooking coal fur
nished; state experience and wages expected
4 RTH Herald $50 R,rrav
The New York herald., 1921-06-09

ExEoUTIvEs FOR BRANCHES.
Large International corporation, with
and Canada, requires several capable
women over 20. industrious, unaues-
toned integrity, TO qualify for eaeou-
tive positions. Apply in psrson TO Mr..
Cairns, 300 Broadway N. Z. O.. suite
and P. III. Tuesday or Thursday.
The Washington times., 1921-02-15

time the question OF the loyalty Of
the. Capital to the American League
as well as to George Mcbride. "A
huge attendance will just about spike
all those rumors that Toronto would
prove to the baseball world where
Warrington stands. in relation to De-
troit,9 another American League city,
and to New Haven. Conn. q minor
league town. p, 3 g..
Almost six hundred fans turned out
In Detroit to welcome Ty Cobb. the
Tigers new manager. Four hundred
were on hand in New Haven to cheer
for Chief Bender. the winning mana
ger Of the Eastern Association team
of the Clock City.
Detroit is a bigger city than wash
ington," says Carl W. Linker, origi-
nator OF the Mcbride welcoming ban
quet. "but 1t isn't any >better as a
baseball city. We ought to have from
a thousand to fifteen hundred around
tho tables when George Mcbride
comes to town. That would kill all
these punk rumors for all time, and
let the baseball world know just
about where Washington stands"
Well. fans, you birds ought to have
the dope handed out to you tomorrow.
That's all we can say now, knowing
no moro about it than you do.
But tomorrow's another day.
The Washington times., 1921-02-15
Shall Women Attend Banquet?

Washington lettnng
George Mcbride the Of the Washington
ing from the flood Of than few OF the sex be
there the tonight that the field should De
thrown leader Of the Griffs
Hendrck tonight AZ
City Club with the following baseball fans: .
Tinker welcoming banquet to Manager
Mcbride.
Ed Mccarthy friend Of McBnde and warm sup
porter Of the Griffs
Charles D. district Knights of Columbus Elk and
q prominent citizen Of the District =. -
William Shelby, Washington Lodge No To-
b. p. o. e.
? Jimmy Duncan Of Alexandria Va
Tom Fisher, former of Alexandria, Va .
Harry King Washington business and leading member OF
the local lodge of Eks
> Dr. Harry Kaufman a wild rooter.
Rafael Semmes, another
Karl Corb q supporter Of the Griffmen
Milton McWams of the Warman Park Hotel another sizzling
fm- :.
Andrew J. "Cy" Cummings athlete himself during his
Georgetown University and for several speaker OF the
Maryland house Of delegates
W. Kelly ruler the Alexandria Lodge of Elks
James Farrell Of the Bureau Of Engraving and Printing
" Dennfan Thompson sports editor the Evening Star
- John A. Dugan, sports editor, Washington Post
Jack Nye, sports editor, Washington Herald
Louis A Dougher, sports editor, Washington Times
This committee called for meeting with Commissioner Hen
ck 730 o'clock the City Club all
of the
Gen who in the Capital next Sunday
This committee will consider staging the big getogether at the
wsdm.n Park Hotel Thursday February a. at 1880 o'clock this hotel
able the thrngs the Capital All the
details should be available for the fans tomorrow
The Washington times., 1921-02-15
TECH LADS TO TRY
T0EVENU Up GAMES
Must Defeat Central Today to
Tie Up in High School
Title Series.

Tech High, high school basketball
champion last season, will attempt to
get on even terms with Western High
today in meeting the Central High
School five at the Central Coliseum.
Any ech-Central contest is always
worth watching. Today Tech has a
double purpose. A win over Central
will be the second in succession and
it will mean that Tech is again on
even terms with Western
A win for Central will do much TO
make up for the two defeats by Fast
ern, the loss to Western and the -
to L. defeat by Tech carlierNin the
season.
The Manual Trainers have dropped
but ono contest this season, and that
to Western by a score of II to 15.
Earlier, Tech beat Western by is to
II, so that there is little TO choose
between the teams in scores.
Central has been improeinG stead
lily and, despite the loss of two play
ers from the squad. has won consist
emily in games out of the series. Tho
Mt. Pleasant lads hope to break their
jinN.
Tech will probably take the floor
with McCartec, Aubinoe, Merger, Par
ker and Guide in the lineup. Central
will probably have Lemon. Childress,
McFadden, Dey and Morgan playing.
The series stands as follows:
The Washington times., 1921-02-15
Would Attend Mcbride BanquetVrgnia Techs Here Tonight
VIRGINIA TECH IS B
HERE FOR BATTLE
Victorious Poly Players Led by
Parrish Meet Hatchetite
Men.

virginia Polytechnic Institute bas-
keters who play the George Washing
ton University men tonight In the
Central Coliseum. Ninth street and
PennsyIvania avenue. have an un-
usual road record.
A week ago the Blacksburg lads left
home with Coach Monk Younger. They
won two games In Lynchburg against
the Lynch burg Elks and the Lynch
burg Y. M. C. A. two unu'uaiiyftrons
'ss%s, onsr a, Morx.u,owa W. Va. tn.
Tech trimmed the West Virginia Unit
yersity team on it's own fioor. Satur-
day night v. r. l. sprang the sensa-
ton of the college world In basket
ball by defeating Penn State by II
to 20.
II was the biggest upset in basket
ball this season. and took rank with
the defeat by Delaware OF the Navy
at Annapolis. Nd. and OF Penn by Cor
nell at Ithaca.
Last night at Delaware College v.
p. l. lost. The record was exceptional.
in that the Blacksburg lads showed
first-class stun throughout
In George Parrish, the visiting cen
ter and captain. v. p. l. shows one Of
the most versatile athletes in the
South Atlantic section. Parrish stands
feet 4. is a great floor player and a
fine shot. His record from the hfteep-
| foot line on free tosses was beaten
only by Freddy Fees-last season.
The game tonight starts at .
o'clock, and is expected to be well at
tended. James Y. Hughes and George
+. Green will officiate.
The Washington times., 1921-02-15
TWO MAT BOUTS CARDED
FOR FOLLY ON FRIDAY

Much interest has been manifest
ed in the dual wrestling match to be
held at the Folly Theater Friday
night. Both matches will be to the
finish and the wrestlers engaged in
the two bouts are among the best in
the country. Tony Frank, the Greek
wonder, will go to the mat with Bob
by Mainfort for the first bout which
will start promptly at S:45 p. m. Fol-
lowing that bout will be staged the
match between Joe Turner and Henry
Irslinger.
The double bill at the Folly Friday
night is a most unusual attraction,
and should prove extremely interest
ing to Washington wrestling cnthu-
siasts.
The Washington times., 1921-02-15
GEORGETOWN LADS
READY FOR MARIETTA

Georgetown University basketers
are ready for Thursday nights game
with Marietta College. The Hilltop
pers had a fine workout last night
in Ryan Gymnasium taking the Geor-
gia Tech basketers over the rough
shod road for a 37-to-14 count
The "Golden Tornado" was subdued
to a gentle zephyr shortly after the
start of the game. Georgetown play
ers practically controlled the ball
throughout the contest, allowing the
visitors few shots which were SO hur-
ried that they failed Of purpose.
O'Connel. Dudack, Flavin, and
Zazelli. were on the baskets. Florence
played his usual fine floor game.
Buck" Flowers played consistently
we'll for Tech. but was effectively
covered.
The Washington times., 1921-02-15
w. u. Girls Defeated.

George NJ. oyster girls won from
the Western Union girls in all thrcc
of their match games at the Recrea-
ton alleys yesterday.
The scores;
oyster Girls--Miss Coppage. 81, Sc,
SS: Miss Houston. &c, 102, 1903; Miss
Tobin. 6s, 90, SO; Miss Duffy. "a. 50, 81 /;
Miss Knott, l03, 81, 81. Totals, 40i,
All, 439.
w. u. Girls--Miss Mcdonald. so, 81,
70: Miss King, ~, n, Is; Miss Romcr
100. 81. 65; Miss Frenzel, 6S, 10, 81 :
Miss Billings. 40, 81, 81. Totals 37O
$40, .377.
The Washington times., 1921-02-15
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
TOPLAY GEORGIA TECH

Catholic University Is expecting
little opposition from Georgia Tech
tonight in the Brookland Gymnasium.
The Brooklanders expect to better the
score made by Georgetown last night
in Ryan Gymnasium.
The real objective OF the c. U. team
this week is the Princeton game on
Saturday night. The Tigers players
arrive here for a game at Brookland
Saturday night and are expecting con-
siderable opposition.
Last night st. Johns College, of
Brooklyn, offered little resistance and
dropped 44-to-1S contest. The
Brooklanders were adept in passing
and shooting last night and rolled up
the count to sizeable proportions in
the first half. Three substitutes were
sent in in the second session.
The Washington times., 1921-02-15
G. U. PREPS DEFEATED;
BUSINESS WINS AGAIN

Gonzaga High School handed the
Georgetown Props a 35 to rs licking
in Ryan gymnasium yesterday after
noon and showed superiority all the
way. The Props were unable to stop
Graves, of Gonzaga. who netted seven
shots.
Business showed surprisingly i'm
proved form and landed it's second
straight game in defeating the Mt. St
Joseph's Basketball team, OF Balti-
more. Nd. in the Mt. st. 10 gymnas-
ium.
The Washington times., 1921-02-15
Costs Five Men.

It is whispered that Charlie Deal.
the veteran National League third
baseman. will go to Portland, Ore, as
one OF the five players to be turned
over to the Pacific Coast Leaguers by
Johnny Evers in return for George
Maisel, the outfelder. Maisel has
failed twice to hang on with the De-
troit Tigers, but is now thought to be
ready for the big show.
The Washington times., 1921-02-15
Here Ii Is
It's never wise to judge a
man by the company his
wife makes him keep.
AMATEUR BOXER GETS
PROFESSIONAL BAPTISM

NEW YORK. Feb. 15.-Sammy
Sieger, former metropolitan amateur
featherweight champion, will undergo
the acid test tonight when he meets
Billy Defoe. Of st. Paul, in fifteen
round bout at Madison Square Garden.
Sieger has only recently invaded pro-
fcssional ranks.
The Washington times., 1921-02-15
Freshmen Defeated.

The Yankees, OF Congress Heights,
defeated the Catholic University
Freshmen in the G. ". Gymnasium by
a score OF So to 81 last night, show
ing the Brookland cubs a thing or
two about the floor game. Heddens
got thirteen baskets from the floor,
The Washington times., 1921-02-15
DEFEAT BRINGS BATTLES
FOR X. 0. BILL BRENNAN

Since being knocked out in twelve
rounds by Jack Dempsey, Bill Bren-
nan Is in bigger demand than ever
before. Here's his fighting schedule
for the rest of the month. Tonight.
Spike McFadden, ten rounds, at Har-
risburg, Pa: February Is. Bob Mar
tin. fifteen rounds at Madison Square
Garden, New York; February 81, Sol
dier Jones. at Toronto. ten rounds;
February %. Larry Williams, at Tren-
ton N J.. twelve rounds.
The Washington times., 1921-02-15
Wilde Coming A1ain.

Jimmy wilde, the British fly
weight titleholder. IL planning an
other trip to America In few
months. Efforts will be made to
match him with Abe Attell Cold
stein. who knocked out Patsy Wal
lace the other night in New York.
The Washington times., 1921-02-15
THE OTHER
ANGLE
Valentine Day.
By KIRK MILLER

0AaaHHAnam by hlhh MiLLbh.
Valentine Day ratified by without
a single casualty. but the night was
filled with rioting and police whis-
ties.
Cutie sent C0ticie q valentine
drawn by Rube Goldberg, and the
nxht Yves omi when Cutie called
last night CuticIe's III sister let him
In.
Cuticle was hiding back OF the
portieres with a section Of radiator
filigree in her mitts. She gave Cutie
a valentine which will keep him In
Mr.. Emergencies hotel longer than
Pershing's been in the army.
when Cutie leaves his bed In the
orchestr. row the first place he will
go will be 20 the dentists. IL will
take all the police snd nreme.'s
bonus TO keep him In clandestine
teeth.
Next he will go TO the dermatolo-
gist's to get his map adjusted. 1t
will require two tons of putty 70
cement the discrepancies in his fore
head and his nose will have to be re-
built from the cellar up.
The Washington times., 1921-02-15
Nick Carter Goes.

Nick Carter. the Cubs pitcher, not
tho great siX-eyed sleuth, has been
traded to Kansas City in tho Ameri-
can Association, for Hank Weaver, n
pitcher, and Hoke Warner. third
baScman.
The Washington times., 1921-02-15
Two for Manhattans.

Manhattan 4. G. tosscrs won two
games yesterday I'm uefoating tho Co
lumhia A. G.. 25 to %. Manhattan
Reserves defeated the Lexington a.
c. five by "a to17.
The Washington times., 1921-02-15
JOE LYNCH WILL TACKLE
JABEZ WHITE IN PHILLY

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 15.-Ioc
Lynch. the new bantamweight cham
pion, who was knocked off his feet by
Jaboz White in their ciEht-round
bout in st. Louis last week, has been
matched with him again. They are to
battle here on Washington's Birth.
The Washington times., 1921-02-15
ASay Is Winner.

walter Assay jumped quickly into
the lead in his match with william
Parsons last night and won by iON
to so. The match lasted just ~ min
utcs. Asay had runs ~ 10 and 10.
Tolson and Richmond play tonight
The Washington times., 1921-02-15
ALONG THE
SPORT TRAIL
/, By GEO. Il. PIiAIRu

5umnrrnEHmHp By GEO. Il. .pHAiRmrauHnrurmh.s
CHAPS.
Goliath nmbIcd forth one day before
the foemnn's camp
And told the waiting world he was
the one and only champ.
A Kid named David bristicd UP with
murder In his soul
And hrsy~d n w~iI-nimcd brick and
knocked Goliath for a goal.
Hnd they been like the boxing
champs who ronm the world
today
And carried on their dealings In IA
strictly modern way.
And n ad they stalled and jawied about
the shekcis they would get.
That great historic battle would be
hanging fire yet.
The protest against the rabbit
punch would carry more weight Il
it didn't sound so much like an abb.
The Washington times., 1921-02-15
Will EnIar0e Park.

Forbes Field. home OF the Pitts
burgh Pirates, is to he enlarged to
accommodate 10000 more fans by the
time the season gets under way.
The Washington times., 1921-02-15
Banks on Marquard.

Pat Moran. the Reds manager. SAYS
he is banking on many victories from
Rube Marquard this season. "If It
narrows down to a fight between the
Reds and Giants" says Pat watch
Rube. There's one team he can par
alyzc"
The Washington times., 1921-02-15
Trinity Wants Games.

The Trinity A. c. is holding daily
practice at the Hollow, Thirty-fifth
street and Wisconsin avenue and
expects to have one OF the fastest
baseball teams in the hfteen-year-old
ctrss. Manager Nervin Dick. 1928 o
street northwest wants to book
games. His telephone number is
West 1879.
The Washington times., 1921-02-15
RixeY Makes Request.

Eppa Rixey wants to do his spring
training at Charlottesville. Va, join
ing the Cincinnati club on its return
from Texas
The Washington times., 1921-02-15
SIattery Will Scout.

AS soon as the college teams quit
playing, Jack Slattery. the veteran
catcher coaching the Harvard varsity
squad. will do some scouting for the
Boston Braves. -...
The Washington times., 1921-02-15
PIayS Tomorrow Niuht.

Georgia Tech basketers appearing
here tonight against Georgetown meet
the Catholic University team tomor-
row night in the big gym at Brook
land while on Saturday night c. u.
plays Princeton University.
The Washington times., 1921-02-15
Freshmen PIay Two.

George Washington University
freshmen play Episcopal High lads at
Episcopal tomorrow. Saturday they
meet the A. N. Prep team.
The Washington times., 1921-02-15
Double Bill Eriday.

On Friday the high school basket
ers will have a chance to see two
games. Eastern and Western play
and Central and Business meet.
The Washington times., 1921-02-15

II Is not through mutual affection
that McssrS. Britton aud LctriS mingic
50 often in the ring. The question is
purely economic. HotD mdHy good
ireltcrtCci0htS cdn you ndmcl
Jack Curley has called n meeting
of wrestling promoters to formulat'
new set OF rules. They will decide
whether the Tuxedo is to be allowed
at the ringside or whether the
guests will he required to wear the
full sonn and fish
The Washington times., 1921-02-15
PIav Game Tomorrow.

Business High School stacks up
against the fast Gonzsga team to-
morrow afternoon in what promises
to be an interesting conflict
The Washington times., 1921-02-15

They want to neutralize St. valen-
tine jour. If you leave 'em alone
they'll be censoring the mails around
February Ia to eliminate everything
that looks like bleeding heart or a
drawn bow and arrow. Any letters
discovered with a row Of KS at the
bottom will be sent to the Depart
ment of Justice for investigation.
When the blue-law boobs have
thoroughly scrambled the eEgs all
we'll have left Of our National hoiI-
days will he rent day, Eas-bilI day
and butcher's-bill day. They'll even
want to take away payday.
This queer cult would command
the sun to cease shining. All Joshua
did was to ask 1t to stand still,
They don't even want the gold fish to
swim on Sundays. Oh, Woodman,
spare that tree!
The Washington times., 1921-02-15

Friday, Western plays Eastern and
Central meets Business in a double
bill.
The Washington times., 1921-02-15
Goes to Baltimore.

Tech High basketers play the Gil
man Country School. OF Baltimore. in
the Monumental City Saturday after
noon