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The Washington herald., 1921-08-19
KIWANlANS LEAVE
EARLY TOMORROW
HagerstOwn Jaunt in Autos
Will Be Taken, Rain
Or Shine.

Eighty-seven automobiles. dying
pennants of the Washington XII
wants Club, will carry Sl2 local
Kiwanians, members of their fam
lilies and other guests, to Hagers-
town, Nd. tomorrow for an old
fashioned barbecue and picnic The
washinRtonians are to be the
guests Of the Hagerstown Kiwanis
Club.
DR.. George p, Baker. chairman OF
the committee in charge of the out
ing, outlined the plans at the week
" luncheon OF the local club on the
Washington Hotel roof yesterday.
Rain or shine" according to DIT
Baker, the Kiwanis cars will gather
on Vermont avenue, north OF
Thomas Circle, tomorrow mornins
between 9 and $3.50 o'clock. No
automobiles in the procession VIII
be permitted TO pass the pilot car
under penalty OF a fine. Steve Ford
a member of the club, will carry
extra tires in event of trouble. He
will be REINFORCED by Harr!
Spicer's trouble wagon
Eugene Adams. former president
Of. the, club, related the history OF
the club. which is five years old
He said IL Is difiicult to define the
Kiwanis spirit Of: reciprocal hon
esty and goodwill in business. He
paid high tribute to Claude Wood
ward. president OF the club, for the
manrer in which he had admin
istered the Affairs of the organiza-
ton.
Guests Of the club were wei
coined by r. Lincoln Townsend
Marion Wise. chairman Of the edu'
cationaI committee. initiated two
new members, Victor Deyber anc
George Cornwell.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-19

principles before the delegates by
of weeds and make them into a
bouquet" demonstrated some Of his
making use OF potatoes and dis
carded hats in the making OF bou-
quets.
A Z. Dodd and David Skinner.
representing the United States
Chamber OF Commerce, delivered
an address describing methods by
which the society and the chamber
could cooperate
Formal election Of officers. which
in effect was merely ratification of
those nominated without opposition
at the Wednesday Session, took
place yesterday. The new officers
are: Samuel Pennock. Philadelphia,
president: Samuel Murray. Kansas
City. vice president; John Young
New York, secretary: J. J. Hess,
Omaha. treasurer; trustees. w. r.
Pierson. Cromwell, Conn. and Frank
l. Atkins. Of Rutherford. n. J.
The next convention OF the for
lists will be held in Kansas City.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-19
URGES NAVY HIRE
ONLY AMERICAN
LABOR AT YARDS
Chairman of Wage Board
Says Aliens Should Go
Hungry First.
FAVORITISM CHARGE
Naval Officers Provide High.
Paid and Easy Jobs for
Friends, Union Says.

Elimination Of high salaried en-
ployes who hold their positions
"solely because of friendship with
naval officers" and the employment
Of only American workmen in the
Navy Yard and other
navy yards throughout the country,
was cited before the Navy Depart
ment Wage Board as a solution OF
the navy economy program instead
of the proposed reduction In SAL
aries, at a hearing yesterday in the
Munitions Building.
Luther c. Steward, president OF
the National Federation OF Federal
Employees, charged that there Is a
practice among navy officers Of pro-
viding easy positions for their per-
sonal friends. who in many cases
were former naval reservists. These
men," he declared, are brought
into the yard and rated with
fancy titles and receive salaries
ranging from $40 to $l2 a day"
"Anerieans First
There Is a dearth Of employment
for Americans in this country to-
day" said Capt. James X. Robson.
chairman of the wage board, land
I think that the plan SHOULD be
Americans first. ] would require
every employs OF the navy yard 70
take the oath of allegiance and il
there are any there today who are
not Americans, / personally want
to lose them. II anyone Is to 60
hungry this winter, ! would rather
that IL was not an American"
J. w. Murray, representing the
Philadelphia Navy Yard, RESPONDED
to Capt: Robson, saying thRt the
only way to man the navy yards
with Americans is to increase sala-
ries. Under the present scale" he
said. few other than foreigners
would have tho jobs, which are
paying less than the schedule pre-
yaiIing in privately-owned plants.
He pointed out that there were
many foreigners employed at the
Philadelphia yard. and that all no
tees were printed in twenty-five
languages.
L G. Major, representing Federal
Employees Union No. 10. OF the-Nor'
folk Navy Yard, and national Presf'
dent Steward voiced vigorous pro-
tests, against the proposed saiar!
reductions.
.RedactIon Unfair
Reduction of the pay or many o.
the clerks of the department is un'
fair. Steward contended, because th'
dismissal of a large number OF EN-
ployes in the past has placed upo'
those remaining greater volume
| Of work.
The clerical forces. Of the nav!
wards. Steward said, were competed
to stay "on their underpaid jobs
during the war under penalty o
blackIisting by the Navy Depart
ment for lack Of patriotism. Thes'
employees, he said, did not receive
/ the same consideration granted EN-
Moves in other departments untf
September, 1920, and the amount o
the increase then granted ola no
equal the cost Of living.
TO reduce wages now, the Feders
employes' chief declared. woui'
mean placing the employees belo"
the minimum standard OF iiVlhl
shown by the Labor Department
statistics.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-19
TAX INCOME HERE :
JUMPS MILLION |:
over 1920 TOTAL
District Officials Collect
$16,O45,S36.2S in Last !" %
Fiscal Year. 80
ALL CLASSES GO UP
Anticipating Even More Next
Year, Collector Asks for o.
More Assistants.
ALL CLASSES GO UP

Taxes amounting to sl@.O45,-
S362S. an increase of s3.224.Sf0.5o
over 1880. were collected during
the fiscal year ending June 80,
1921. according 10 the summary
made public yesterday by Z. Vi.
Towers collector Of taxes for the
District.
Anticipating an even buster yeaB
during l92l-22. the tax coilectJr
has requested another q. assistant
cashier and ba'lrrf.
All Glasses Jump.
All classes of taxes sh Dw.-d n
increase. Personal taxes Melted
s3.75s.675.3s. or ss5S,O55.Io more
than in 1920 and miscellaneous col.
Iections totaIing SI.57o.257.eS. eN-
ceeded 1920 by s247.6O7.sS. "
A total Of $2.Oes, $3.50. collected
fo- u, l.'ust and syec,:: Gu..G -
the District. was 32s,4O4.s2 more
than the 1890 total. Receipts 20 me
United States were S5I5,0I0 80. an
increase Of Sl2O.617.62. An increase
of s2.360.s9 in penalty taxes was
shown. ..
Realty taxes. some Assesses
thirty-five years ago, brougltt
SS.O2I,344.SO, an increase OF Sl.55i6.-
56S.73 over 1899. One real eesrste
tax of "a cents. assessed in 1885,.
was paid last year.
NISceIIaneoa. UeyeWu.
Revenue from mo;1- vehicle
tags was Se5T,OS3. Motor vehicle
OPERATORS license produced sid."Gp.
$lS.SSO.94. Owners OF dogs paid
s22,35664 for tags to keep their
pes from the dog pound.
The police trial board fined po-
licemen sl6S.67. which was added TO
the police and fireman's relief fund.
the report shows. Unclaimed To-
lice Court collateral amounted 70
S5Sl.50. This docs not include Casrs
where traffic violators fail TO ap-
pear for trial. however.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-19
SECRETARY WEEKS
VlSITSCAMP MEADE
General Hartford Attends
Head of Service in Ca
det Review.

p Secretary, of War Weeks and Maj.
Gen. James G. Hartford reviewed the
members of the citizens military
training corps at Camp Meade late
yesterday Afternoon. President
Harding and Gen. John J. Pershing
had hoped to be present They were
detained at the last moment.
Following the review. Secretary
Weeks made brief address. He
praised the. men highly for their
work and predicted that in five
years there would be 100000 boys
attending the citizens military
training camps.
Company NJ, "Washington's own"
acted as color guard during the re
view yesterday. The Third Cavalry
from Fort Myer gave a demonstra-
ton of open and close order drill
Rockies Of Company NJ are "all
set" for the competitive drill Sat
urday morning. The drill promises
to be more exciting than the one
last week More men will be "in
action" and greater opportunity
will be afforded the judges to dis
cover mistakes. g.
There will also be an individual
competition to determine which man
in the regiment knows most about
the bolt mechanism and the 'nomen-
clature of his rifle. -
John L. De witt jr.. a former stu
dent at Culver Military Academy,
will, be one of the two representa-
tiyes from Company NJ. The other
man will be chosen late this. after
noon. - =
" The rockies will jump out of bed
at, the usual time this morning, but
instead of their o. DIS they will
dom blue denim and march a mile
and a half to the tif1esrange to re-
.eeiye !. their first instruction in
handling an army rifle.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-19

FLORIST SAYS MODERNBRDE
CARRIES SMALLER BOUQUET
Declares Work of Dressmaker in Past Was
Hidden by Size of Flowers

The modern bride walks up the
aisle Of the church "behowered"
not after the wont of her mother.
Max Selling. noted Fifth avenue.
New York, florist told the conven-
tion of the Society. of American
Florists yesterday afternoon.
The bride OF the past had q
bouquet that fairly covered her
with flowers The dressmaker was
in q rage because her handiwork
was obscured by the florist but the
bride of today had a smaller bou-
quet;" he said.
Schling, who is noted the country
over, as being able to take a bunch
The Washington herald., 1921-08-19
Everybody I'm II.

Pageant plans are becoming NOR.
ambitious with each passing day.
The Chamber of Commerce, Rotary
and kiwanis clubs and practically
every civic and fraternal organiza-
ton in Atlantic City have pledged
hearty support.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-20

Rokvcany 81 prosnce - Postovni zprava) = VI
Benes-Cefensky ktera svym prubehem po
zadm nemao doso dnes pro-
Obzalovany Nacav Cerensky uznan Dy
ynnym pfestupkem proti bezpecnosi ct ues vymeren
V trvani jednoho mesce.
hcench dosavadnich, posledni dive konana "a 20
istopadu 1920 provad6ny dukaZy praVdy
resp protidtkazy jadfe ceeho nemuz zavday
havne tyto vyroky CerensAeho prohesene nd
narske schulz p. 1920 Rokycanech: Fada neaa-
|. dubna krejcaru dopravu leglonaru DO Vasu
oho duvodu, ably legionafl nemoh sueastn VoeD a u
dea poradek Mmistri jsou lide ktef 81 chtei
pomoc panicky jech nosi 100000 nahrdelnky, mini
stri tovarny statky cizne Ktere 81 "a sveho mini
strovan nakoupl nakradl; sl do cizny roztrhanych
kahotech jsou mllionafi Opravnenost sVol po-
dapi zaoby mnsr Benes okoinoSti Ceren-
kv ma dotaz ednoho dcastnku schuze ktereho mnstra
rnm vslovne ra benes Cerensky sce We sve CO.
hajobe uved ne obrneS zneni dotycneho odstaVce sh
vVyodu primeo soukromeho zaloDce Ora W.
Krouskeho zaloby, soudce rada SrDrsky
neuzna dodaecne upraveny text recl p Cere
skeho verohodny zaozl sVuJ vyrok vine uestu I'd
lzaloyanych slovech, uvedenych puVoam zaloDe' .,
Jak povedomo, navrhl obhajce Cefenskeho dr. Dusek
ma doklad hodnovernos svch vrzen radu novych sved
kl, j. take Cechoslovaku francle Amerlky oouoee
prohasi vsak p dnesnim cen usnesen re dukazy tyto
byt pripustene neuznava H "a zahodno provadet ezt
pokAda dostatecne vysVetlenu dosaVadh ouhaNy
Nevyckav rozhodnu navrh Cerensky pred ue
dny protokoarn6 aby cen bylo odroceno to tie prc
nv re bude prosince hceni pred prazskym dscpi
narnim senatem legionarskym kdyz mu soudce sdehl
usnesen re ento zasa okresnimu soudu po-
dan nemz dra pro domneou pfedpoJatos od-
mta Kdyz pax pfednoa soudu DIR. vorel tento naVrn
zam, dosel cd Cerenskeho tento telegram;
"Zadam odroceni licen BenesCerensky trvaJe ma Wy
sledku pfpus6nych svedky odmitnut soudce Jezo eI
mel 1ery hod dOpol do u hodln nocl We sure
du cd nod odpo do hod rno nepfetrze hcenl discl-
plinarn ami Ia ami mu obhajce me vysovne zadosu sc
nedostayi k zitresmu iceni. Vaclav Cerensky.'
iak Cerensky, TAX dr. Dusek ohiasene syoJe
rozhodnut proved zahaJeno dnenl lcenl radou T. s. o'
brskym pfitomnosti zasupcu mniSlra ara bee
Sc sen dra krouskeho dra Ivrdka to V uradoVne
zmneneho soudce smestnal prltomni zurna
Iiste natoz msni posuchacstVo ktere .enohlate ho'
nem poctu dostavilo.
Svedecty Frcovu soud neprilozi viry pro Jeho zre
rnou pfedpoaost. Zmrneni tresu obzaloVanemu neprl
znano nro pfevahu okonost prezujcich podmin6ne od
souzen poto, obzaloyany ami eStnho nzenl neuka
zal ze by sveho oval naopak sVou obhaJooon pro
kazal prave nutnost ably trest byl vykonan.
Soucasne bude Cerenskemu hradlti naklady resfnlne
rizeni pravniho zastupovan soukromeho zalobce
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OPETNE HLEDkNi. CHYB.

Riditel m6stske bezpecnosti
A. b. Sprosty stal Sc opetne
predmetem pozornosti svych
nepratel, ktefi V ieho admin
straci ia kazdou cenu Sc snazi
hledati ruznych domnelych
chyb. TAX byl vcera tazan,
kdo mel vlivu phi jmenoyanl
70 civilnlch iidieu policejnieh
automobile a GO Ma tom pray
dy, IDA emil natlak, kdo ma
ma byti wat do policejni sluz-
by. Dotazoyany odbyl vSetec'
Milky odpovedi. &c jmenovanl
svefil poiiccinimu naceinikl
Smithovi
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j. G. OWENS Sc STAVI PRO.
I'll SPROSTEMU.

Tajemnik clevelandske Fe-
derace Prace, John g. Owens
ma vcerejsi pravidelne schulz,
ma ktere jednano bylo o pro-
pusteni kapitana hasicske sta
nice ma vych. 81. ul., blize
Central Ave-, C. A. Phillipse,
zmineny, jenz zakrocoval tez V
zalezitosti uniovych krejeich,
zamestnanych V mestskych h
sluzbach, ztezovaI 81 hlavne,
re riditel mestske bezpecnosti
Sprosty pr teIefonickych dota-
zech vubec neodpoyldal, coz
je.j patrne popudilo, takze ma
zYal Sprosteho panoyitym. ale
phi tom "velmi malickym".
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Z VYROCNf SCHUZE MAR.
SDRUZENI,

ktera Sc konala pondeli V c.
N. SIM ma Broadway.
Schulz zahajil predseda p.t
Il. Bernreiter. Zapisky MI
mule schuze byly priJaty. Ma
zadost anericke koresponden-T
chi kanceIare V Praze usnese-
no zaslati tri whisky pamatnl-
ku Narodniho Sdruzeni. DIE
zaslanych zprav od spolku, 23
jich prohlasilo, ably n. S. dale
existoyalo. Nekolik spolku O.
znamilo pripojeni Sc k oyazu
Svobodomyslnych a mnoho
spolku dosud rozhodnutl neo-
znamilo. Po delslm lednanl
bylo usneseno, ably Sc nadale V
einnosti pokracovalo, tar aby
dobre jmeno, ktere Mar. Sdru-
zenf nekolikaletou cinnosti 81
vydobylo, mohlo Ia nastale
nutnosti opet zadouci cinnost
rozvinouti. Konecne bylo u
sneseno zvolit 13-clenny W.
konny vybor, ktery by ze sve-
Tho stredu zvolil ctyri uredniky
lDo vyboru zvoleni: K. Bern
reiter, NJ. Zeman, V. kral, j.
lFrcka, J. Masek, f. Vacha, A.
Humel, j. Vanecek, j. Lehec-
ka, V. Skrivan, pi. Nj. Zema-
Inova, NJ. Krikavova a j. Kup.
cova. Vykonny vybor kona
schulz kazdy mesic a schnze
vsech zastupcu jednou "a tr
mesiee. Pryni schuze vykonne
| no vyboru Sc kona pfisti pom
| deli verejna schuze vsecf
zastupcu tfeti pondeli V dub
nu.
Pamatniky n. S. isou k pro
| deli ii. Zemana, 4934 BroaC
way, b. Rezabka, w. 3rd I'll
lv meste, +. Karnose, 620!
Broadway. +. Sakryda, 431'
Clark, V ufadoyne Federal Sp.
u casopisu Svet a Delnickycl
Listu.
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SBIRKA MA VYHORELEHO
KRAJANA FRANkA
ZRfRALA.

Josef Vladyka, S1.00; Josef
K. Wants, $500; Josef Req
mix, $500; Ant. Cizek, $1.00;
Vaclav Ressler, $1.O0: Mr.. Lii
sy, $1.0O; P. Hanacek, $500;
Neznama pani, soc; Mr.. j. ].
Kalal, S1.00.; Frank Beranek
soc; John Kolomaznik, soc
Anton Dohnal $1.00; Anton
Rien $1.00; Mary Musil S1.00
Mrs. Michalek, $1.00; Mr..
Ranft soc. Cd nezname pani
satstvo a cd p. Stedronskeho
detskou obuv.
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NEZ BY VYkONAVALA DO
MACi PRACE, RADEJl
KRADE.

Y Clevelande byla zatcena
iista divka z Cincinnati. iez by
la dopadena pfi kradezi ' led
nom ze zdeiSich ohchodu.
Kdyz byla sy6rena peel matro-
ny na hlayni poi stanici. pi-
Crawfordovc. tazala Sc il tato,
proc nehleda zanestnani ri
domaci praci, nacez nadeina
dfvka odpovedela: "Jsem jen
pro pr3ci uredni aneb zadnou
jinou.''
Take ukaz mcderni vrchcv-
nasirh deycat, kbery neni III
kterak oiedinelim.
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Do ucetniho vyboru zvoleni
+. Karnos, F. Sakryd a E. Fin
gulin. Vyk. vybor ma svolat
mimofadnou schulz, kdykoli
nutna potreba to bude vyzado-
yati. Hlaseny priem Ia uply-
nuly mesic obnasi S160.
+. S.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-20

Kap. Harold Payne a stroll
ffdic Walter Johnson, cele
muzstyo torpedoyky Sea Hor-
net (morsky srsen), ktera o.
deiela New Yorku, ably Sc
podilela ma zimnich name
vrech flotilly torpedovek bill
ze Key West. Clun tento ma
rychlost tficeti uzln "a hodi-
nu, tax re. playba do Key
West vyzada 81 asi ctyfi- dny.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

Pannng Tshnd, Etoesn xsloxd Wesfchesfer
County other part Of Ne,0 Yor Scse fhss srn5nser
the Country
this section Peosc rssntson THs HERALD 81
ndu0 tpSth
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GARDENER

GARDENER
with wide experience In all
branches, also in farming, care OF
stock; thoroughly practical man
who will positively give results,
open for engagement; single, middle
aged; Al references. r 2100 Her
aid, Herald SO.
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AGENTS WANTED.
- -4-@sIaaa
Female.

Female.
LADIEs-Guaranteed waterproof rubber,zed
aprons; 40c. profit every time you hand
one out: 20 sales day easy; sell several
every home spare time will do sample free.
Jennings Mfg. Co. 37f8 Dye Bldg, Dayton,
Ohio.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

COUPLE. AMERICAN, REFINED.
desire positions as butler and maid or
VIII assume charge OF bachelors apart
ment. M 22l2 Herald. Herald sq.
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GARDENER or farm foreman understands
all branches, including live stock, ma
cninery, gardening and the general upkeep
OF gentlemans place; moderate salary for
good position. best references, that can be in
vestigated. Box 434. 9o6 Fitzgerald Bldg
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations Wanted Male-Domcstic.
JAPANESE AMERICAN AGENCY.
1b9 w. 18th ST., near Broadway.
Bryant S079.
New lists OF reliable, competent cooks.
buffers, houseworkers, couples. reference
personally investigated: telephone order care
fully attended.
JAPANESE MIYAKAwA AGENCY.
MODERATE CHARGE.
JOG West 46th st. Bryant 77S7 and G59s.
Experienced professional domestics; refer.
ences personally investigated.
JAPANESE Reliable Employment Agency,
&c West 43d st., telephone 30S9 Vanderbilt.
furnishes select help references personally
investigated.
COUPLE, Finnish; cook, useful butler. good
references. Lehd Agency, 5S Il. 1osth st.
Telephone Harlem 55I5
JAPANESE Select Employment Agency
bryant 79S1), bet. 45th-46th sts., S04 9th
Avail kinds OF domestic help.
COUPLE Finnish). cook. chauffeur: good
references. Lehdi Agency. 50 u 125th st.
Telephone Harlem b515.
CfIAUFFEURS buffers. housem,n. couples;
references. Ellie Agency. 1040 Lexington
av. Rhinelander 9070.
JAPANESE Domestic Employment Agency.
Select help 1s7 Lexington av. 1858 Mad. So.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

COUPLE, English. well recommended: valet
butler, wife good oook: bachelors apart
ment preferred six years with present EN-
ployer. letter only. Thomas Mullngs, 75S
9Th av
COUPLE, white. experienced chauffeur, care
ful driver, man help around the house !;
wife good plain cook and general house
worker; small adult: city or country best
reference X. care OF Salo. 430 East
COUPLE, Norwegian, with small child .
wife general houseworker. good cook; no
laundry; man butler and generally useful I.
can drive car; suburbs preferred; highly
recommended Phone present employer. 81
Darien
COUPLE Chauffeur-mechanic. willing be
useful, wife plain cook or general house
work no laundry: want country place or
act as caretakerB country estate; best refer
ence. middle aged Americans. Jamos, COG
columbus av., city.
COUPLE. swiss. 81, desre positions private
place; wife, good cook; man, gardener
handy with tools; reliable and good clean
workers. reference. Please call personally
or write Andrew Brinkworth, f0s East
10th 81.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

FEUR-MECHANIC. Swedish, single.
80; 10 years shop and driving experience !;
any car, Packard, Locomobile, Cadillac; last
car Packard; knows New York highest per-
Tsonal references. Swanson. 424 3Tth St,
i BROOKLYN.
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CHAUFFEUR. English. single, age 81; do
own repairs; 8 years q sergeant in British
army; during war in charge OF mechanical
transport; so anywhere. Il 2i09 Herald,
Herald 50.
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COUPLE, young. colored: wife plain cooking
or laundry; man houseman, gardener, gen
orally useful; caretakers; steady, reliable
wrkers; cuntry preferred references. N
1432 Hrald Tarim.
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COUPLE, Finnish, experienced cook, cham
bermaid. man useful butler; city. country
20 W. i20th, care Janitor. Phone Harlem
J273.
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CHAUFFEUR, Swedish, single, 80. wishes
position private family, country: have Z
years experience; do all repairs; willing to
he useful wages moderate; best references.
Box 33O STS Sd av
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ELP w A N TT Ed
HELP wANTED-rEMALE.

BOOkkEEPER and stenoerapher wanted In
office OF construction company: state age,
experience and salary expected. Il 20SS Her
aid, Herald SO.
BOOKKEEPER and typist. young Christian
girl; importers shop. Phone Vanderbilt
1887 between and 10 Monday.
BOOKKEEPER. woman, experienced; refer
ences REQUIRED. 291 Herald. Herald SO.
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CHAUFFEUR, mechanic, willing, obliging
10 years experience: private; years last
position; references. Stanley, 1875 Waverly
~ az, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

SALESMAN, JEwELRY, LEATHER OR
FANCY GOODS. MIDDLE WEST OR
COAST; EIGHT YEARS WITH ONE FIRM.
r 200t HERALD, HERALD SO.
SALESMAN now handling proposition in
Connecticut viii take eide line: exclusive
territory rights. Il 1854 Herald, Fulton st.
SHIPPING clerk, 22, Chrlstian; four years
experience parcel post. exprees, freight;
capable taking entire charge OF department.
excellent references. M 22i0 Herald. Her
aid So
STENOGRAPHER = Experienced. capable
stenogrApher seeks position. Address FIX
perienccd, "a ". bsth at Plaza 2t,7.
STENOGRAPHEH. general office assistant;
accurate T. Quinn. b1i Union. As.s bronxs
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

COMPANION or nursery governess for girl
of 8, attending school, living In suburbs:
French preferred. Call Monday morning.
between 10:30 and 1880. Freeman, IS West
45th st.. . ns
COMPTOMCTIST. accurate and to assist in
clerical office work; state experience,
wages, references and what church you at
tend Rekcntaw. p. Q. box 5. Station s.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

COUPLE. Finnish husband houseman. wife
as chambermaid, good laundress. 20 w
l29th ST., Jantuen
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

CHAUFFEUR- MECHANIC, 50. useful; any
work; willing worker; 10 years experience.
own repairs: years private family; refer
ence: city country William Lewis. 232
Montgomery St. Jersey City.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-19
sHER|FFs TO MEET
here IN JULY; WOLF
CHASE IS PLANNED

IAN the sheriffs u Texas In their new
hrosdssimmed hats and with their
met determined look are 10 meet In
AsnsriIlo IN July. sheriff Burton Roach
~ already planning ON their entertain.
went A barbecue will h. one feature
lrat the most attractive number on the
Program Will d. a wolf chase u sheriff
Roach can keep his Missouri and Ken.
lucky hounds together.