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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-05-26
Will Aid Child
Welfare Work

Pierre. May 26.-Mrs. Kenaston,
head of the child welfare work in
this state, writes that the federal
child bureau has completed arrange
lnents for the placing of representa-
tive in South Dakota, this being the
first state which gets that assistance
IN child welfare work.
The representative will be in the
state for several months securing
data for the use of the national child
welfare bureau, especially along the
lines of legislation for the carrying
out of the policy of child welfare
work over the nation, and in the diff
ferent states which have taken up
that line of legislation.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-05-26

French opinion into greater tolera-
tion for Germany. 1t was confident
ly believed that the Chamber of De-
puties will approve his course in re-
gard TO reparations and his handling
of the Silesian situation A vote of
confidence would serve to restore full
ly the cordial relation of the allies
and would permit the supreme coun-
Gil to proceed with its plans for di-
viding Silesia between Germany and
Poland.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-05-26
Germany Furnishes
A War Criminal

Leipsig, Germany, May 26.-Ger-
many today convicted her first war
criminal. Sergeant Heinen was SEN
fenced to ten months in garrison and
ordered TO pay part of trial costs
when he was found guilty of NAL
treating fifteen British and Belgian
prisoners of war. Heinen admitted
beating prisoners with fists and rifle
butts. Captain Mueller charged with
improperly supervising prison
camp where disease broke out was
next called for trial.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-05-26
Some Gasoline Buyers
Entitled To Rebate

who uses gasoline for other purpose
than that of running car or truci.
on the highways, while he will b.
compelled to pay an additional cen
per gallon for gasoline after July /
the highway fund, If he uses the ga
purchased for any other purpose
than that OF transportation on the
highways he will be entitled to re-
bate of this extra charge by applica-
tion to the state auditor in the pro-
per manner.
This provision was put in the law
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-05-26

as a rebate TO the operators of
tractors, who purchase in large
quantities, but applies just as much
to the purchaser of a gallon as to
the purchaser of loo gallons.
This rebate proposition is one
which has kept the state auditors
department studying to date, and
wondering Just how much of de-
mand there will be along that line.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-05-26
Daily Market Report
Minneapolis Grain.

Minneapolis, May 26.-Corn.-
Demand quieter, No. yellow and
10c under Chicago July. No. yell
low closed at 54 and SEC; No. 3
mixed at 81 and 53e.
Oats.-Demand fair; No. whites
July price to lzc under mostly un-
der. No. whites closed at 37h
and 38hc; No. whites at 35b
and 36 sc.
Rye.-Firm, offerings light; No.
at % and Csc over July price. No.
2 rye closed at $1.47 and s1.49.
Barley-Unchange demand fair;
prices closed at 46 and 62c.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-05-26
Sim Feiners Elected
To Ulster Parliament

London, May 26.--At least one
Sim Feiner was elected TO Ulster
Parliament, according to first re-
turns announced here today on
Tuesdays elections.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-05-26
Americans Lose
Championship

London, May 26.--America's hope
for British amateur championship
died in the sixth round here this
morning when Fred j. Weight. last
United States survivor, was defeated
by Bernard Darwin. They fought
a terrific battle, being even on the
eighteenth hole Darwin got a five
on the nineteenth and Wright a six.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-05-26
The West Virginia
Coal Troubles

Washington, May 26.-The SEN
ate labor committee today ordered
a favorable report on Senator john
sons resolution for investigation of
the Tug River Mine war in West
virginia and Kentucky. Expenses
must yet be authorized, however, be-
fore the investigation can start.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-05-26
RiOting Continues
In Irel a n d

Belfast, Ireland, May 26.-Charg-
ing through fighting mobs and fir
ing as they went British soldiers to-
day broke up a number of riots grow
out of the Tyrent elections. There
was fierce revolver fighting partic-
ularly in Butler street. Disturbances
were over a wide area.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-05-26

Redwood City, Cal, May 26.-
After being driven back by fog after
an early start on a transcontinental
flight Captain Eddie Rickenbacker
left again shortly after $50. He
said he would not return again.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-05-26
Fletcher
Died cd a y

Washington, May 26.-Admiral A.
s. Fletcher. eommandant of the fifth
naval district, died at Hampton
Roads early today. He had been ill
for some time. During the war he
was commander at Norfolk Navy
Yards.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-05-26
Bird Man Starts
On Long Journey

Redwood City, Calf, May 90
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker left
here at six minutes after four this
morning on an attempted transcOnti-
mental airplane trip. He expected 10
make ii in two days. There was a
heavy fog on the coast.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-05-26
Sioux City Live Stock.

Top hogs landed dime above
$500, while the bulk of the sales
ranged from even money on down to
s735.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-05-26
Premier BRAND
Wins His Opponents

Paris, May 26.-Premier BRAND
appeared today to have swung
The New York herald., 1921-03-11
LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE or NEW NORk-PGBLlC SERVICE
COMMISSION FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT.
HI the Matter Of the Application Of the Belt
, Inc Railway Corporation for the approval
~ the Public Service Commission for the
I'irst District under Section 1874 Of the Rail
u aad Law, OF a Declaration of Abandonment
m portions OF its route in the Borough OF
Manhattan, City OF New York. Case No.
-3si NOTICE OF ,dTtcr HEARiNG.
NOTICE is hereby given that the applica
tionNof the Belt Line Railway Corpora tion
under Section 1s4 OF the Railroad Law. for
the approval by the Public Service Com
mission for the First District. OF a declara-
Its routes as follows, VIZ:
10th Avenue. from AND Street to West
18th street;
West 10Th Street. from 10th Avenue to
Greenwich Street:
West Street, from West 18th Street to
Battery Place;
Greenwich Street. from West 18th street
10 Battery Place:
Battery Place, from West Street 10 State
Street:
state street. from Battery Place to white
hall Street;
Nniteliall street. from state street 10
South Ferry;
whitehall street. from state street 10
Bowling Green. from whitehall street to
connect with track III Battery Place;
including the right r. construct, maintain
and use tracks from West Street through
and along Chambers Street 10 its inter
section with Hudson Street;
VIII be heard by said Commission at its
office. No. 40 Lafayette Street. Borough OF
Manhattan, New York City, on the iath day
Of March. 1921, at 1880 O'Clock in the fore
noon.
Dated, March 4th 1921.
BELT LINE RAILWAY CORPORATION.
BY s. w. HUFF, President.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

MICHAEL HACKETT Information wanted
as 10 his whereabouts, If alive, or place
and date Of death. Born In Ireland about
1850; proofreader in New York for many
Years lived on Bowery, where last seen in
1905. JAMES Il. DUROSS. Attorney. Tribune
luilding New York city
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PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT, entered
into on the 30th day OF December, 1919
by and between JOHN wANAAfAKER, NEW
YORK, and THE COSMOPOLITAN LIB
ERAL CLUB. INC. ! win sell on the 24th
day Of March, 1921. at ten o'clock In the
forenoon IN tho piano departmcn OF John
Wanemaker New York. In the City County
and state Of New York, one style Mahogany
plano and boncn, e. provided by Sections 63
and 60 Of The Personal Property Law.
NAT. w. GFNBERfNG. Auotionecr.
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Statesmen Wanted-Prominent clock manu-
facturer can use several high class men,
statesmen who arc scrappers and not afraid
Of real hard work; can make liberal commits
sion and secure permanent connections. Only
written applications giving sales experience
ana former connections considered. l. ATS
Herald, Herald So
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Statesmen.

Statesmen wanted 10 seu high class
motor stock: company . years Old.
highly rated Dun's, Bradstreet's.
factory III New York: car Wen known.
now I'M quantity production; live leads.
unusual cooperation. o 1907 Herald,
Fulton st.
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Commission basis, with or without ellen
tele; live direct leads; splendid corporation.
Call Sales Manager, Vanderbilt 1880.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
-~~~----,-~~>~----~-~-~c--
sALEsaIEN
consider carefully tie foilowing

Consider carefully the following.
twenty-five dollars or more a dat n
available for you rs a representative ~ a
firm that Is now in Its eighteenth year of
business. You VIII be educated III its
principles, which are truth and righteous
ness. and IN due time advanced To an
executive position wherein your earnings
win be appreclably greater. thereby iusti-
Tying your conscientious preliminary cf-
forts.
Can at $50, 10 or .. suite 6ls. a. Broad St
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Instruction.

THE WILFRED ACADEMY OF
HAIR AND BEAUTY CULTURE
OFFERS COURSES OF INSTRUCTIONS Is
EARNINGS; DAY. EVENING CLASSES.
CALL or WRITE FOR IMPORTATION,
1853 w. 44TH ST. PHONE BRYANT 1850
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instruction.
LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR-Plessant
profitable work; day and evening classes
Send for free booklet and visitors pass.
West side ~ NC. A., 30l w. 9th ST.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Instruction.

EARN $25-S15o weekly, only through Prof.
Rohrer's. the Reliable Hairdress, Manicure,
Beauty School; s. up; free Tor service; earn
while learn; circular explains. ! ~ w. 42d 81.
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For Hire--Motor Truck.

TWO s.ton Mack trucks for hire hy day.
week or contracti lowest rates. sterltE
Tguu
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FO-. SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

BORG buys diamonds. old gold, silver. plat
A-5rnc. 10 w. 23d. Phone Watkins T0SJ
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CADILLAC. beautiful limousine. bN N0Uf.
day. week. very reasonable. Phone scnuy.
fM~
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

PETGEGT TOWN CAR LANpAULET.
fine condition. sacrifice GAYNoR, Circle
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sALEsMAN-LINENs

One thoroughly acquainted with hospitals
hotels, steamship companies and Institutions .
an exceptional opportunity for a man who
wishes eventually 10 acquire an interest in
confidence. 637 Herald, ESQ Broadway
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Domestic Help Wanted.

AT MISS HOFMAYER's AGENCY.
10 East 43d st., 3d floor
Cooks, Mattresses, maid-seamstress
chambermaid-waitr childrens nurses.
useful couples. housekeeper
MAI.MBERG'S Reliable Agency, 1853 Leg
iugton Av. (T5th)-Select help for private
families.
BRENNAN'S 40 East Goth st., wants .
cooks, couples, 10 houseworkers. Plaza
1917.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.


SECURITY SALESwOMEN WANTED
70 sea- , per cent. preferred stock, $40 par,
Win 100 per cent. bonus OF common stock
~ going concern to people who know about
ghe company and have written for informa-
uon; only experienced women considered.
appiy afternoon only, johnson Hopkins
60. jog 9TH av., New York city.
STENoGRAPifER WANTED, legal; expert
enced, competent, reliable: $50 TO start.
Apply BY letter only, Manager. room ~,
223 9th az
sTENoGRAPnER. in law Office, educated
American capable one who can do sec
Ietalia work J ~ Herald, $50 Bway.
STENOGRAPHER. part times must be alb
solutely accurate. Apply Room li06, 1919
Broadway.
WAITRESS-Rapid courteous; Christian
corporation. Dainty Tea Room. Inc. Penn
Arcade, $50 10 saith St. Apply S;lj a.. NJ,
Friday.
WAITRESS (Protestant) III small private
family. eau at 2S =. 10th st. before II
oclock.
WAITRESS wanted in private house refer
ences required Call before I. Is w. list.
WAITRESS, apartment. family 4, Telephone
Lenox $3.50, Friday morning and evening.
WOMAN. 25-40 well eduated, resourceful,
dlsengaged teacher preferred: learn good
tusiness opportunity develop into executive;
LIBERAL salary start. 80 Herald Herald 81.
WOMAN. educated. 10 sell educational pub
lieations: leads, expenses and liberal com
mission. l. 46s Herald, Herald 50.
WOMAN wanted Immediately. experienced.
take entire charge 2-year-old child. must
haze highest references. Columbus $9.3.
YOUNG LADY TO RUN SWITCHBOARD
AND FILE: CATHOLIC PREFERRED:
STEADY POSITION; GOOD CHANGE FOR
ADVANCEMENT: SIS a WEEK TO START,
HOURS $ 80 TO .; HALF DAY SATURDAY
ALL YEAR. APPLY, AFTER 10 a. NJ.
WILL & BAUMER 1S9 MADISON AV. tAT
3iST STD.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
Cooks. SC.

'OOK, Swedish. experienced rood MANAGER.
temporary accommodations references fst
sk hTYi, AZ
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SALESMAN wanted TO carry popular priced
lines of easel back photo frames, framed
notices and empty frames: excellent com
mission. Bergen Frame & Picture CO. 1876
Monticello av., Jersey City.
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Statesmen.

SALEsMEN.
Commission basis, with or without ellen
teie; live direct leads: splendid corporation.
Call Sales Manager, Vanderbilt 1880
SAI.ESMEN
We can offer you a lifelong position in an
established business where character and
ability are more important than experience.
You satisfy us and we VIII satisfy you that
this opportunity Is a real one. Apply IN per-
son. L. r. Steel Service Corp, 165 Broadway.
statesmen Responsible. with ability and
good record wanted to sell 1876 First Lien
Two Year Gold Notes leads furnished live
men; only hard workers and real statesmen
will be considered. See Tobias II West
2oth 81, between II A. NJ. and r. NJ. only
sALESAH1N-write Tor list OF lines and fun
particulars; err $500 to $40 900 yearly:
big demand fur incu, inexperienced or ex-
peIlencedi city or travelling. National
Salesmens Training Association. 61s g.
Gambler Building. New York.
Statesmen.
Five reliable stock salesmen only those
who have had experience and can show re-
aults need apply. Address. giving references
7. @, box 377. Rideewood, N. !.
SALESMEN-Sx live wires for our sales
staff salary or commission: experience
unnecessary: security required. Call between
and z. NJ, room 404. 103 r. 125th ST..
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ELECTRICAL CRAFTSMAN.

experienced. oil power house and sub
station layouts, state experience, age
and salary desired; experience i'm
perative
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HELP WAETED-MALE.
sALEsMEN

we want several expert, expers-
cnced aud reliable securities sales
men for our New York office, just
opened. We are marketing among
other issues the stock of an estab-
lished manufacturing company
bearing a Wen advertised name, OFF
flcered by men Of national and IN
ternational regulations To those
who can qualify we offer fresh
leads, experienced cooperation, lib
eral commissions and an oppor-
tunity to make more than you are
now earning. no matter how much
Il may be.
apply, giving particulars, 10
LYNDON DWIGHT WOOD,
5G9 Fifth Avenue.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

CHAUFFEUR, II years experience, foreign
and domestic cars; expert on Rolls Royce;
Highest personal recommendations from pre-
vIous employers. has toured through Europe;
willing to go anywhere. Halligan, phone O6oO
Rhinelander.
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CHAUFFEUR. mechanic, married, "a,
speaks French and English; u years drv-
ing foreign and domestic car; city or coun-
try. best of reference. H. Barbeau, 49I 9Th
a't RrNOklyn.
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l.I.ECTRICIAN. automobile thoroughly ex-
peiienced in ears Of all makes; also TO
take charge of battery charging board. Mel
lor 80 w j0th.
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n. ~. sl4 HERALD, HERALD SO.
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CttAU t't'EIR I mechanic, American, 33, sim
gle: Q years driving; know department
stores theatres, all country roads; excel
lent references; moderate wages. ls9
Herald, Herald so.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.


Situations wanted-Femaie.
Domestic.
HOUSEWORIIER. DAYS, half time; refer
ences. carney's Agency, 1865 w. 145th.
Audubon 1906.
CoLOREb cooks, day workers. housework-
ers. half time best references. Agency
Morningside 5615
YOUNG woman wishes washing. cleaning py
day. references. Neger. 200 T.. 56th.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
BooKKEEPER or clerical position wanted
by man 40; good rferences; steady, relia-
bic, Hoffman. 165 state st.. Brooklyn.
BOoKKEEPER t2S) Junior accountant. five
years experience. Kahn, "a Arion pl., y kyn
petent, reliable. 10 years PERSONA cit' city
references. Bushwick e013J.
BUTLER or valet. first class: good city
references; only for high class people.
BUTLER .HousEMAN. supcrior moderate
city, country. Temple stationery store
az 81 ay
BUTLER. valet, professional: experienced
travelling good reference. 1915 Herald.
nerald SQUARE.
BUTLER-vALET. scANDrNAvrAN, wishes
good position. Write 100 =. i2Gth. apt. H.
CHATFFEifR. single 1881 first class me.
ohanlc: II years experience on Pierce To-
conoble ana Packard; best references. Ris~
cr-ide ai77
CHAUFFEUR, private, 30, single Wishes po-
sitiou, city or country also useful man
2is years reference. George voth us Lex
ingtcn az. care Mrs, Poland.
CHAUFFEUR. married. long experiences,
good mechanic, highest credentials, private
families, neat courteous Cross, PAS w.
18th. box 20i.
CHAUFFEUR. nine years EXPERIENCE pri-
yate. commercial; references. u watson,
p6s LIST av., city
CHAUFFEUR, 10, married ~ years ex-
periencc; references. Parouhek, Little
Ferry. n. J.
CHAUFFEUR mechanic. IL years expe-
ricnce, best references. city or country
Ernest selHtz, 23G West tsth. Bryant 1891
CHAUFFEUR desires position With private
family; d. repairing. Call oil write VIII
lain adams, Janett place. Flushing. r. +
tTTATFTEUR colored. beet reference.
years' experience Packard. Cadillac own
repairs, any mako ai2 81 Fclis st. Bklyu.
CHAUFFEUR vi8Iee position; ellis or
country u. Mustoneu. 3is Cast $50 III
---~.--,-----,----e-e~--,-
AH advertisement ta Inc Lost aud
yv...y ~ny.t.,...e ~ yuE N+Itr Nnr, ~
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AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
For Hlre-Passenser Car.

CADILLAC. beautiful limousine. by hout
day, week. VEN reasonable. Phone scnuy
Ter 534s.
CADILLAC. sedan, beautiful. latest mode
Very veassrGble rates. Phoue SCOTT.
AUD d.bsn atnt.
CAT1LLAC 1918 : passenger limousine ss
hour; day week. month. Columbus 567a
COLE sedan, five passenger, 20 private fan
fy, rates reasrnahe Phone Audubon e0sf
TTjpsON. latest type super limousine, laudap
let, monthly. hourly MILTON HORN
Bryant ssao.
LIMOUSINE touring cars for hire uoderata
rates BUCKLES Phone Murray fiA $50
NEW iandanet Limousine, aav week cr
month. owner drives EAMN. $3.50 pafE
ev phone Fordhon ises
PACKARD TWIN SKIES fo' hIre perfect
Rergict rcn sorahle rates, Ms IA MI.
v1LLrAMsoN. eos W, tad BRYANT s2ia-3aao
PACKARD twin silk. HW0ns's~~ equipped
Westinghouse shscrtcrs hNH.t monthly
sCANLON Circle 1904
PACKARD twin skies eas1nahe rates
monthly specially. MtLpooN. Celnmhd'
2iIi.
For Hire-Motor Trucks.
TWO s.tor Mack trucks for hire hy day.
week ar conrracts lowest rates. sterilts
1fas
az TON. owrer arivesi m reasonable offer
refused anywhere. ans tlnie. pgcatur iisi
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Automobiles Wanted
Automobile Instruction.
Garages.

10 YOC NEED GARAGE SPACE
IN THE BRONNr
Just omen for business, reliable firm want.
reliable customers. Touring cars IS IN
trucks $40 up service optional Also haze
exceptional space 10 let FOR dealer or battery
= alton. BRONN RIVER GARAGE fTSi
- and West Farms Road. tntervsie G0sS u
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

J pay 2Sqo more than any one for your fur
nture rugs, pianos. paintings. BAISLEN,
1ia University place fStuyvesant 229S).
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Statesmen Opportunity Is opened with u
for a few capable, respectable, self-pos-
sessed men OF integrity, who are looking
forward to the advanta ges that, based upon
their efforts. IS bound to afford them every
success. Full training and every coopera
tion accorded them. IL your ambition =
along the line that the above offers In re
gard to salesmanship and IL best paid men
we invite you 10 get In touch with US. Call
6o5 5th ay.. 9Th floor. See Mr. Bradley
SECURITY Statesmen WANTED
TO sell s per cent. preferred stock, SO par.
with 100 per cent. bonus or common stock
in going concern TO people who know about
the company and have written for inforrna
tion: only experienced men considered. Ap
ply afternoon only. johnson & Hopkins Co.
3as 9th av., n. Y. G.
SECURITY statesmen.
Industrial manufactured BY OF the
largest steel corporations; live direct leads.
Call Sales Manager, Vanderbilt 1850.
STOCK BOYS (CHRISTIANSl.
Experienced preferred but not essential
good chance for advancement. Box 10, 1925
ST. James Bldg,
YOUNG MAN
ia real estate office must be capable Of TAX
Ing shorthand and sgood stenographer. Ap
ply, stating age experience and qualifica
tions. Salary $50. Good opportunity for ac
yancement. p c 900 Herald. Herald 50.
YOUNG man wanted III large. -munci
pal hospital as night clerk, p. NJ until
s A. NJ. one night off a week; hospital ex
perience preferred: 800 a month and sup
per. 7. fT3 Herald Herald 50
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COTPLE-ENperieucc butler and cook. for
apartment; salary Sl25. Apply by letter.
Mr.. MANI. 204 W. 90th
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AB advertisement tH the Lost and
Found columns or THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers zeal possibility oi
recovering yoHr lost property
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HELP WANTED--MALE.


AUTOMOBILE salesman wanted 70 sell low
and medium priced nationally advertised
cars: state experience Write p. T., 81 I'd
St.. IIohoken, ~ j.
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B0ARDERS WAITED.

~~-~~N~-~-- ~----~~@->-
BOARD for children ! 10 II years 81
week. Williamsburg s05T.
JARDIN DE FLEURS,
l2S-130 WEST g3D.
Large rooms, Southern cuisine, parlor dining
foons. table guests. Tel. Riverside 022o.
SD, 1of w. (Graycourt) Spacious pariors.
lounge: steam heat rooms. single, en- suite.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
BELEN LOSES GAME
FILLED WITH HEAVY
HITTING, 10 TO I
McC Gamma and B. Ger
pheide Make Homers;
Fielding Features

Heavy hitting and superb fielding
In the outer garden enabled the Al
baseball team 10 defeat the Belen ag-
Ers cation yesterday afternoon az
Bateia1 field. The final score was
10 10 T.
fcCanna and hen Gerpheide OF the
"A team featured with the stick work.
each making three hits. Two Of
Goephoide'a hits went for home runs
and one Of McCanna's also was a four
base wallop.
Lentz twiricr OF the Bsien nine
outpitched Victor. a new pitcher for
the Aqs from ~ pnao. but Inc latter
was given splendid support by felders
Mccanna and Bagley. Lentz secured
~ strikc-outs 10 his credit 10 Nictor's
five.
The visiting team took the lead In
tho forcpart OF the game but lost ia
lead In the third when The home team
piled up five runs. The game was
close however. and the outcome was
la doubt until the last.
The game was interrupted twice.
once when Stumpf of the Aqs and
liarcla Of Hclcn nearly came 20 blows.
They were separated by Lynn OF
Beicn. The Bclen players threatened
10 quit the field In the eighth inninf
when they disputed a decision OF
inc UmUlTgg. The agUFgF