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The New York herald., 1921-03-29
HELP WANTED-MALE.
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TRArFIc oPPoRTuNFTY.

AfES-A traffic association desires 70 get
N touch with q few dependapls men who
are anxlous 70 better themsslvey. the short
rational problem; men competent 10 direct
shippirg under the iiew Governmert and in
SO 800 up. ambitious men tefth clean records
common school education and willing 20
qua! !i1y required bv the advisory council
ara acceptable: experence Unnecessary. n
you have ambition and ability: tho fevv
CHOSEN wil be trained b. experts and as
sisted 10 positions sfter being trained: sfva
phone number. x 425 Herald, Herald square.
UPHOLSTERERS, five. for. over stuf4
steady work. good salary. Call Tuesday,
1876 Utica av Brooklvu
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RAILROAD MEN
Increass your income NOW.

Salaries are going down. You Do
NOT have 10 accept the reduction. III
Won have the NERVE 70 start cut on
your own and be your own ooss YOU
can Increase your earnings instead OF
decreasing them. We have a man III
this organization who has proved that
Railroad Men can deliver the goods
lite has recently been promoted TO a
District Sales Managers position. II
YOU want an opportunity 20 earn $500
a week or more and chance 70
GROW read tho Business Builders
advertisement In the beginning OF
these columns.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

Accountants
BUSINESS BUILDERS
WANTED.
YOU WOULD LIKE 10 EARN 500
A WEEK. WOULDN'T YOU?
You are not satisfied with what YOU
are earning, that's why you are read
ing this Advertisement. You CAN earn
500 week II you WILL. and you
can line up with an OPPORTUNITY
10 go on and up.
yoU-the man who has position
paying a pretty fair sslafy. are you
contented7 You know you are NOT in
your right place in the scheme OF life.
You would welcome an OPPORTr-
NlTY % enter work that holds our
FUTURE WORTH WHILE. This
advertisement Is addressed TO YOU.
YoG-the man who has never had
an otPORTG NITY 70 40 anything
Perhaps You see no way out OF that
unsatisfactory life. YOU ars ths
VERY MAN WE ARE LOOKING
FOR
YoU-the man who thinks that no
one gets anywhere unless he has a
PULL. YOU are ths man 70 whom
we want 10 talk.
You-ths naa who knows he ha,
ABILITY and that the only thing
necessary to cash "a or II i- OPPOp-
TtNITN. ENCOURAGEMENT. GOOD
FEl.LONSllIp and tile interest us
good business friends. This message
II for YOU.
And you-ihe man Who does not
beiiey- uhst there l. sneh Thing a.
III NAN SYMPATHY and al HON
EST DESIRE 10 help tho OTHER
FELLOW. We want TO talk 70 YOU.
Regardless or your training. trade
or previous business experience. II
YoU are willing 10 pay the price uist
Success demands fns kusines. Build
ers offers you the opportunity 10
ACHIEVE Success.
within the last year ". have seen
o. men 60 from our Organization 10
positions paying from $1,000 to 900
year. and the ONLY pull. THEY
had was their own ABILITY. The
tunity Was WORK. And their ONLY
ROSS was right under their OWN
HAT. While they w.rc developing
themselves for executive positions they
were earning from 500 TO $500 a
week.
When you meet them you vii -es
that Trey are only ordinary, every
DAY fellows. They WIN tell you their
story and yor win find that they are
Jusi Ike you and inc. When they first
read our Advertisement some ~ them
thought " was BUNK Boz they win
t-il YOU nov that EVERY woGD was
TRrE. 'rhat EVERY PROMISE
MADE HAS BEEN KEPT.
They ma6r good and what THEY
have done YOU crn DO
Tho Business Builders II an instl-
tuition under the direction OF James
". Elliott. writer OF Man Messages.
MIR. Elliott is well known throughout
the selling world for his unusual sbil-
fly 10 develop Sales Orrnn!zations and
SaieB Men. The Business Buieer.
have contracted 10 financ. m. expan-
sion Of three corporations and al Tho
business executive positions IN tho~e
companies paying from $1,000 40
$40, 600 n year. During the past year
we have trained and promoted as-r
a. men for them. They siili require
1S1'o be taken from tho selling
ranks.
W wul cost you nothing rs hear
uhat We have 10 say 20 yOtr nor win
II cost you anything for your TRAIN.
TNG. A cali At tits office WIN give
YOU the opportunity % isnrn more
about ths OPPORTtrNTTTS FOR in.n
who WILL. Cali ONLY between 10
end =
Ask for MIR. Wells.
JAMES w. EITIOTTS
BUSINESS BUILDERS
GO Fifth Ave. Cat Goth ST..
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Statesmen

Statesmen
$500 week NOW ard a BIG jog.
Put your selling experience in with
tho right crowd and cash In on IL.
We want men OF heavy calibre, men
who are of tho type executives ars
made. We have rnc finest setting or
ganiSation In the country. RI yol want
70 be proud OF your connection get in
touch With us. Read the BUSINESS
Builders advertisement at the beeitt-
ming or these columns. Experienced
inen naturally have an advantage at
the beginning.
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MEN WANTED.

II you are possessed of real he-nan
stuff. clear visioned. Of the 1921 fight
ing go-gettef. type, who VIII do or die,
we want you and you want us. You
may be occupying fairly lucrative
position. but without scope for your
activities and ambitions. We want
men who have growing pains. To be
able TO qualify il to be assured a
permanent and constantly increasiag
income In a dignifled position whore
you win be trained by an expert sales
engineer to become n specialist In
worth while line. II. s. Moeiier &
Company, ESQ Madison Avenue. after
moons only.
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YOUNG MEN
A JOB with an OPPORTUNITY.

Job with an OPPORTUNITY.
Whether you are employed or NOT
IN. best chance to MAKE GOOD and
rake money is right here. Learn the
Science of Selling without cost TO
youD and commissions are CERTAIN.
Your OPPORTUNITY to grow into
an executive position paying FROM
$500 10 $4,000 year Is In Jour
hands. Read the BUSINESS Builders
advertisement in the beginning Of
these columns.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29

Statesmen.
We have mn opening for 4 high cal
hired men. 3s0 who are desirous OF
connecting with established financial
mouse, rapid promotion 10 branch
managers for those who qualify, leads
FURNISHED; drawing account ana lib
crai commission on sales
Call after 10 A. NJ, f6o BROADWAY.
ROOM 1902. or pHS%r. CogT-
LANDT 1868.
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statesmen.

WE WANT ALL THE LIVE
WIRE GO GETTERs ~ TOWN
THAT rs THE BEST SELLER on
THE MARKET TO DAY. THIS is
THE ONLY THING TOC CAN
MAKE BIG MONEY on. so GET
IN BEFORE WE CLOSE TtlE
ISSUE: BRING THIS AID WITH
YOU FOR SPECIAL COMMISSION
AREANG EMENT. SUITE 403. lps
BROADWAY.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

MEN. IMMEDIATELY.
Three men. over 80, possessing character,
determination and common sense will sind
conesnsl and profitable employment "
qualified; experience Unnecessary; give phone
OFFICE assistant, young man. must write
neat legtblc hand be good at figures and
capable of making himself generally useful
IN billing c.fce OF wholesale house; state
age. reference and salary. tl2 Herald.
2s0 Broadway.
oRoANIsT.-Flrst class picture player. Cali
after 1 o'clock. Savoy Theatre. if2 ".
34th ct.
PORTER, night: references required Apply
from 80 A. M. TO p. NJ. York Club. 50
East saith.
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YOUNG man t25). married. desires position
with reliable concern salesman or cler-
icai work. with advancement. Ia Mere. 327
tackson ST.. Hoboken.
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YOUNG men (2). West indians. thoroughly
efficient. desire position together: edu-
Gated: would do entire work OF small fam
~ilyh country: excellent cooking. serving. G
"a Herald Herald 50.
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ACCOUNTANT. must be capable Or taking
care of office; muet furnish rood refer
rnces. Apply Mr. Frank Dehn. Elnihurst
Ice. Blmhurst. l.. !.
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\ Statesmen WANTED
! $500 per week viii look small 10 you once
Nou inquire into our piuposittou no special
experience required. Apply TO
ROOM scs. 10 FIFTH AVE.

Statesmen
We oan offer yoa lifelong position IN m
crthbnslicd buslneas where character and
rbtllty are more important than experience
sou satisfs 10 ana We wli satisfy sou tnRt
tnis opportuhity Is real Dnc. sppiy l.. X.
steele Corporation. 1na Broad~sv
Statesmen
For Participating preferred stock Ia auto
necessity. exceptional opportunity; leads
furnished, but man Win following esu MIA Ise
cleanup. good commi,sion. cooperation
and protection: references. g 2es Herald
Herald so.
SALESMAN, specially, exceptional opporta.
nifty for high grade inBn Is enroll retailer.
on cooperative plan, drawing sccount sgatusI
COMMISSIONS for right man Room Sfl li3s
Broadway.
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YOUNG man. Years experiences as travel
ling salesman. ex-army tlier. drive any car
open for any position. Write G. r.. 447 East
Trsfuonf
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YOUNG man t2s), ooieca graduate. earnest
experienced, enthusiastic. energetic, take
any position for salary. @ 25o Herald. Her
aid 50.
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SALESMAN.

SALESMAN.
TO offer $4,000 s per cent. indu--
trial preferred stock with bonus or
30 per cent. common In company pay
ing dividends regularly. Cash snd
stock commission 10 salesman who has
q following and can furnish unques-
tionabse references.
Address $50 Herald, $50 Biway.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Commercial HcIp Wanted
Statesmen (3). SPECIALLY, n s.: gn-G1.
BARNES EMPLOY YSfENT SERVICE.
156 B'WAY. CORT 4I5s.
HrcsT OCCJ RATIONAL EXCHANGE,
WALL ST. SpECr ALfSTS. 60 BROADWAY.
Domestic Help Wanted.
COUPLES WANTED.
BrTL -COo1<-CHAUFFECR- COOK
GARDENER n.-COOE-IfSEFUf. COUPLES.
MANY POSITIONS NOW OPEN
CITY OR COUNTRY AT
LAZARE'S COUPLES DEPARTMENT,
100 EAST 1oD STREET.
MODERATE FEE. MONTH GUARANTEE.
NO REGISTRATION CHARGES.
cOTPLE.-Cook, butler. siC0 country, lawn
dress. chambermaid. iicrniss. os4 sd Az.
t5sihl.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
For Hirr--rassenrer Cars.

For Hirr--rassenrer Cars.
CADILLAC limousine. Wesiinrhhous. .rcc,s
abecrbers res souahie, private % rty. xrp.
WAN. Phone Cathedral nc1-
HUDSON istrst rupsr limousine ,andaufef.
$50 monthly. references. MILTON HORN
Rryar' hSeo
PACKARD TWIN SfNGS FOR hire. perrsct
service 80 sorpble iafes &. NJ. q. y
WILL AMsON aoi W. lSd Bryan, 1ci0- s51a
ror Hre--Nelor trucks.
load from Scranton. Portland Me: paftt-
more rad 10 Albany & Boston " q
ataCAuiLy. $50 hudson n. Chelsea psTs
ron HIRE tcl tfuet. owner drives; SO
per day. sELpH. watkins I26z.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29

YOUNG man (2D. office assistant: five
years experience cashier: knowledge book
keeping, stcnography; best typiug; excellent
references: $25 John Bstrizzi. 63f New
York av. Bronklvn
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SALESMAN.

SALESMAN.
To nan with following IN the
store and electric MOTOR trade au op-
portunity 10 form worth while connsc-
tiohs Is Offered. W. are importers
and dealers OF mica ard s-o seeding
the services or thorough -aiesnien.
Salary open and limited only by your
oen endcavor. Apply
Mica Manufacturing Co. 1856
Johnson ST. Brooklyn, \. v
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CLERKS AND TYpIsrs

CLERKS AND TYpISTS
A largo financial institution has
several permanent positions open for
young women II years of age or over
The hours are short and many ad-
vantages are offered to those who
qualify. No experience lis necessary,
but some high school education is de-
sired.
In replying. state age. give full IN
formation as to education and previ-
Gus experience. and IL employed now,
state where. Applications win ba
treated confidentally. Address G. 2l0
Herald. Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29

YOUNG man. high school graduate do any
thing. Sam Goldberg. 1855 Clluton av.
Hr0ux.
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Instruction..

LEARN TO BE A cHAuFFEUR--Firassrt.
profitable work; nay and evening classes.
send FOR free booklet and VISITORS pass.
West Side u. VI G. A, 3oi w. b7th ~.
BE A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES opportunity;
good part travel. Write c. 7. Ludwig. SSS
Westover Bldg. Kansas CITY, Mo.
MEN earn s5o-sI5o weekly through Prof
Eohrer's Ha,rdrcss. Marching. Beauty
Culture School pamphlet 1je W. 42d ~.
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YOUNG man. Danish, strong. lately landed,
wishes position In tho country at outside
work. lawns. washing cars; very fond OF
animals: mail only. vaidernar Olsen, 05
Landscape av., Yonksrs. N. Y.
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YOUNG men, employed In mechanical lines.
interested in marine engineering. wanted
to join o naval organization: full course OF
instruction In marine engineering. particufsr
attention given 70 oil burning turbine engines
all instruction practical; cruises IN summer
70 Bermuda, Atlantic ports. &C., in Eax'e
boats. with regular u s. y. pay; retained
pay whin under instructions: weekend crGiees
IN sailing cutters whaleboats and stearn
launches: tennis, baseball and swimming
and all cutcoor sports. Apply 10 Eur1nser-
officer, any Monday Tuesday Thursday
evening, u. s. s. Granite State. r.. ". 1Tfh
st. y. r.. via West n5tn st. ard Broadwsy.
YOUNG isen who like out OF door lie 70
Join New York ctr naval organization;
rowing. Saturday Sunday sailing In cutters
and whalebosts: cruise to West indies Pnd
-atIantic ports during summer: swimming,
tennis, gymnasium basketball. baseball and
all athletic advantages: retainer pay; no m
rerfererce with clviiian occupations Avr'y
II. s. :. Granite State, foot w. aIth St,
y. r.. Nantattan, New York via e6th ~
;iom Broadway. any Monday, Tuesday or
Thursday evening.
YOUNG MAN WANTED TO act as Assist
Ant TO DISTRICT MANAGER for chain
dealer corporation: must be willing TO trarel
when called upon; Investment 5000. required
as matter OF good fat.h. Reply al cncs.
go Herald. $50 Bwsy.
YOUNG man, bright. for Wholesale wohnea
house. mnsi be good at figures. kppfv IN
own handwriting. stating salary. @ 12s FSsr-
efr
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YOUNG MAN. eS-soldier $50, single. with
Army. wishes position OF any kind: no OBJ
lection 20 salary place: country or city
viii dos Al references. O 2TT Herald. Her
aid SO.
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BoOKKEETER 70 work on consumers iedg
crs. Address reply, stating age. references
and salary expected to the Qucensboroueh
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WOMAN WANTED
WITH executive ability, capable OF looking
after purchasing OF supplies and attending
A. g H.. Post Office box $50. City Hail STA
tion. New York city.
WOMAN, middle ngedg good homo ryr an
experienced and neat woman; to take best
caro- OF baby and DO some hourev~ort 1
steady position. Phone Columbus 8tfs Mon-
day morning. or call AZ 202a B'way. npt 1Cs
YOUNG WOMEN CLERKS AND TYpIsTs
Tho Metropolitan Life Insurance.
Company has a few positions open
for young women as typists ana
clerks. Applicants Under seven
teen WIN not bo considered. Ap-
Wy between and O'Clock n,
Room 50Ss. Madison Avenue.
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
! OF HOME AND eil!F5FFa BUSINESS NEEDS
ytsszsszg. I; i ;,s,sss
CAKrEr CLEANING.

HIGH grade rurs and carpets cleaned ana
shalnpoo-d by the fremont Steam Carpet
Cleaning Co. f@3J Park Az. tnrar fisth
STD. Phone fremont p3si.
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CLEANERS WANTED.
Hospital. 32t r. 42d st.

COOK.-Competent coiored woman as cook
and laundress in smal family going tc
country: references required. Ar West
1iIth. Morningside 1858.
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YOUNG man. rs. desires position, willing:
best references. some axperience machine
saou Or draflnman Lang TO CorrtIandt n q
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-13
AUTO TRAFFIC HITS
LOWEST EBB TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY, REPORT

If you are going on an automobile
trip and want to avoid all possible
traffic you should go on Tuesday or
Wednesday. Such is the conclusion
reached from a Study of a traffic CEN
sus taken recently by the Bureau OF
Public Roads, United States Depart
ment of Agriculture, on one of the
most travelled roads in the United
i States. If you want to go at an
hour when there will be the least
traffic, start between and O'Clock
in the morning.
Traffic increases in amount steadily
! from Wednesday to Saturday, the cen
sus shows, and then jumps into big
volume on Sunday. The volume on
| Sunday is about twice that on Tuesday
or Wednesday. On Monday there is a
!. decided drop from the Sunday figure
and on Tuesday the lowest ebb is
/ reached.
There is less traffic on the road be.
! tween and 3 o'clock in the morning
! than at any other time of day. From
8 to there is slight increase; then
q steady climb until H. Between II
! o'clock and l there is slight drop
and then an increase again until the
peak is reached between and 5
After o'clock traffic drops slightly
until when the decrease becomes
more pronounced By midnight traffic
has almost reached its lowest point
Ninety per cent of the days traffic
the census shows. rolls over the roaC
between a. III. and p m, and 5:
per cent between l p. m. and p. M
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-13
BASKETBALL LEAGUE
ORGANIZES TONIGHT

Persons interested in the formation
of a Commercial basketball league for
the winter months are requested to
attend the meeting to be held in the
Community Service rooms in the X.
of P hall Thursday night at 7:30
o'clock.
From present indications the league
will be composed of eight or 10 teams
Much interest is being shown in the
project and a very strong league
should be formed Representative
from the following places are expect
ed to attend the meeting: Atlas, Mo
torcycle club, Indianapolis Glove fac
tory, Kewpies, Palladium, X. of c.
Natco, Panhandles and the Bankers
The games will be played in the
high school gym on every Thursday
night and if the league is composed Of
enough teams an extra night will be
added. 1t is planned to play the frs
games Of the season on Thursday, Oct
20.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-13
No More Gas in
Stomach and Bowels

If you wish to be permanently re-
lieved of gas in the stomach and
bowels, take Baalmanns Gas-Tablets
Baalmann's Gas-Tablets are pre-
pared distinctly and especially for
stomach gas, and particularly for all
the bad effects coming from gas pres
sure.
That empty, gone and gnawing feel
ing at the pit of your stomach will
disappear; that anxious and nervous
feeling with heart palpitation will
vanish, and you will once more be able
to take a deep breath, so often pre-
vented by gas pressing against your
j heart and lungs.
| Your limbs, arms and fingers won't
| feel cold, and go to sleep, because
Baalmann's Gas-Tablets prevent gas
| interfering with the circulation; in
tense drowsiness and sleepy feeling
after dinner will soon be replaced by
a desire for some form of entertain.
ment. Your distended stomach will
reduce by inches because gas will not
form after using Baalmann's Gas-Tab
| lets.
| Get the genuine in the yellow pack
! age from any reliable druggist or A
] G. Luken Drug Co.-Advertisement
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-13
Bowling

The Feltman Tramps won two out
of three games from the Colemans on
the Twigg alleys Wednesday night
when the city bowling league got into
action. Myers rolled the high score Of
223 and Lichtenfels captured the high
average of 1913 for the three games.
The Maher Meats trimmed the Will
lard batteries two out of three games,
winning the first two and falling down
poorly in the final game, losing it by
y pins. Lee rolled the high score
when he knocked over 203 pins and
P. Mercurio rolled the high average of
1S8 for the three games.
After dropping the first game the
Wilson Cleaners came from behind and
won the remaining two games of their
match with the B. and B. Shoes. The
final game was holly contested going
to the Cleaners by 10 pins. High
score honors went to Ray with a score
of PA and high average was captured
by Bennett with an average of 1872.
The scores:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-13
Manager Higgins Profuse
In Praise of Pitching
OF Carl Mays Yesterday

NEW YORK, Oct. 1--WE have
finally got the edge. on them" said
Manager McGraw today I'VE are 60
ing right in there this afternoon and
finish it up. I've got four pitchers
ready and my men h9ve confidence ir
every one of them"
Miller Higgins talked with an air
no less confident. The Yankees, he
said, would win behind Waite Hoyte,
sure and then would win the ninth
game and live happy ever after. Hug
gins was profuse in pralsing the pitch
ing of Mays in yesterdays game.
Well known and much photographed
people have a way of preferring box
seats. Because of this they are easy
for the unsung thousands to spot as
the crowd sweeps down upon the field
at the close of the game. The ever
curious New Yorker always stops to
gaze upon a notable, just as he halts
to watch ordinary people change
tires on autos or to look at fat ladies
aboard scales that tell your weight
for a penny. This causes traffic jams
at the exits and an appalling repe-
tition of the words: We'll, he looks
Just like his picture, doesn't he?"
Carl Mays was given fine op
portunity to become a hero among
heroes in the seventh inning when two
men were out and two on base, but
he could do no better than send forth
a grounder that Rawlings handled
Baker was on third at the time, and
Schang occupied second. Only about
$4,000 of the spectators were able to
refrain from shouting, win your owr
game, Mays!"
All the rest seemed to be roofing
for the Yankees.
Emil Meusel. whose hit drove Youns
in with the first Giant run, prevented
possible Yankee tally few minute:
before with his quick recovery of Few
ster's drive to left and his speedy
throw that caught Fewster trying t
make two bases on the clout. Peckin
paugh followed with a single, but i
went to waste.
Perhaps Ward was weary from
overwork when he let Rawlings role
slip from his grasp. He had handle
the output of all but three Giant bat
ters in tie previous inning, each in
fashion that brought cheers from tn
crowd.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-13
Bring Submarine re
to Surface BY Pumps

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 13.-The sub
marine RS. attached to the Pacific
feet, which sank in San Pedro har-
Dor Sept. 26 with the loss of two OF
her crew, was brought to the surface
last night it was announced at the
submarine base at the harbor here.
The hull was in apparent good condi-
ton. although it was thought that the
engines and batteries had been dam
aged by salt water.
The vessel was raised by means Of
large tube, secured to the coming
tower through which air was pumped
into the hull
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-13
Garfield Notes

Room % defeated room in hot
ly contested game of baseball, Wed
nesday, by the score of 1910. Room
three was leading at the end of the
sixth lining. but % scored II runs in
the remaining innings of the game and
won out
The second team of room 20 won
from the second team of room three
by the sscore of 14-9. Twenty five
plays room two in their next game.