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The New York herald., 1921-05-23
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
Cooks. Sc.

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Cooks. &c.
COOK. butler and chambermaid. Finnish.
wish positions in private family together.
Call Sunday. 81. "a w. 1854 ST.
cooK-Experieneed, lrish: private family
Harlem
COOk-American chef. wife chamberInaid.
waitress love children and entertaining.
Decatur 412i
cooK.-Woman. respectable, wants position
as cook; city. country: reference. letter
only. McC;irr. 1851 Sd av.
COO<-Colored; country; private or public;
reference; good salary: for June LIST; with
daughter years. McClung. 2326 9TH ay
COOK and waitress, Protestants. wish work
together In private family: personal ref
ersnee. Write g. G.. . Greenwich av
COOK, Scotch. good plain cook: summer In
city: personal reference. II. L., care
Maliey. f07 East 127th.
COOK. French. good. plain: references: city
country. * 1925 Herald. Harlem.
COOK. first class; city. country; call sun
day, Monday. o4a r. s9th 81.
cooK-Coiored woman Wishes position as
cook. city or country. Aud. qs4o.
COOK. French, experienced; references
wages SIS. NJ. A. a53 West 24th st.
COOK and waitress, friends. colored: city,
country. 24ai 9TH av. Apt. 2s.
COOK. colored. city. country. for summer
personal references. Roebuck. 24i West 143
COOK colored, first class; private family I;
city, country Guiiford, 331 West 52d.
COOk-i'rench. position private family: .
years best reference. A. D.. of4 W. a4th
COOK wishes position: capable all branches.
references. Butler. 4s6 W. 45th 81
COOK, Swedish. wishes cooking house,
work by the week. Basement. 2s2 e. 5lst.
COoK-Swedish, Competent: city or country;
references. 328 e. I4th, apt. 5.
COOK, chanberwork waiting; girls
Call Sunday. 1879 Sd av.
COOK. first class, colored: ID years ref
erence. country. Kinlock, 2l9 w. G1st.
COOK-Plain American, middle aged. small
family country preferred. Tel. River. 92is.
COOK or houseworker: daily. sleep home.
NJ 30 Herald. Herald 50.
COOK wishes position. city. 4eI E. SD ST..
fst flocr. room 1.
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1hsw aasrsrs~0 any oAs Of fhe advertise
nrerts IN this Section.
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.


ABSOLUTELY highest prices paid
for discarded apparel, furs, &C.
AARoN'S Second Hand Department
Store. sos 9th av Phone Bryant 4TT6.
secord hand cloth wipins
Carve press IN good condition. Address
p 1852 Herald, Fulton st.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

CLAIMS or wages collected free. Working
Women's Protective Union. 269 4th nv.
Free Employment. Bureau. DIR. Henry ID.
Chaplin. president. Alexander NJ Hudnut.
treasurer.
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INFORMATION WANTED.


INFORMATION wanted of Bertram c. D..
Post, fcrmtriy 2l5 Vanderbilt av.. Brook
lyn. about 1894 GEORGE W. CARR. so
Proadway, NJ y.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

ACCOUNTANT. bookkeeper, high graoe
man. thorough experience and education, %
take entire charge; held simisar ,sa posision
~ ciosed rs New York office. married man
% settled habits with fine record seeking
permanency IN good house. Howard, AIS W,
1s5th 81. Audubon ISIS.
AcETYLENE weider burner wants position
iron works. Wohl, 4i9 East SD st.
AUTOMOBILE mechanic tnarried). ssrvic.
station demonstratos. $50 weekly. De-
BAKER. All around man: can take chargs
small shop; out. III city. day. Moeizer.
s6s West 5ist e.
BOoKKEEPER. OFFICE MANAGER. w.
Eight years' experience. capable taking
charge II necessary; balance sheets. tar r.
ports. &c. age - years. u 1890 Herald,
Bronx.
BooKKEEPER. cashier ledger clerk. im-
porter and exporter domestic or British
goods preferred. SEQ. London and New YORK
references. X sal Herald, $50 BROADWAY.
KEEPER-Accouutant thoroughly Ok
perienced controls. general ledger credits,
Herald. Herald square. y
BooKKEEPER. .-positiou assistant book
keeper or any office position N Manhattan
by man of 30 1864 Herald. Fulton q.
BoY GD wishes 70 learn automobile re-
pairing win work one month without pay.
Walter Olson. 4303 % ay., Brooklyn. ~. n.
BOY. col0red. is. neat and oblgng year
BUSINESS CONNECTION DESIRED.
Ffcnchfnnp t3G), of old French family.
graduate sorbonne University, banking ana.
Stock Exchange experience, could also con
meet Wltn important glove or falence Indus
tries ~ France, speaking English, Frenel4s
German and Spanish. having lust arrived in
america socks business connection or teach !,
Ing position highest credentials. osi Her
aid. ESQ Bway.
BUTLER Man. long experience ~ private
service laSt few years WIN caterer ard
ssafF Tan r4 n I'M Nil
private family. Al references. wages mod
crate. Answer by mall, ESpersorced. care
of Neison Co. SO % AZ. NsN lorN
city. T.. 5.
nrrIFR-vALrT. Austrian. IL years in th'-
country. first class aud long city fcferencss
capable ta tnke care 81 entertaiugents,
wishes position. city u country. ~ ~
Herald. Hetald ~ -.----
BUTLER. vai,t. Filipino. with refereaoe...
wishes position; country preferred. ~ -
Herald. Herald squarc.
BTTLfil, Useful Korean has high recoui-s
nendRtions cty, country. Binn, ilie Am
sierdan av ----------..
flUTLER, experienced, years references,
Herald. Herald sq -
BtITT.E ET-Experienccd parior. with
maid or not sober, willing; highly recon-
mended. Herald. Herald square. 2
bachelor APARTMENT. AZ - Herald. Herald
"a. -----
RIrTLEG- -vALET--swEUIsH
understands automobiles, plain cooking *
celleut references. ~ Herald, Herald -.
piTLEP 81 valet. good working man; experi-
enced: references; city or country. Bcllo.
1898 Lexington ev.. ciiy!
nTTLER. valet. SWISS. evs 81, deslres posi; ,
ton best o. reference. ". Albert, leo
East SOD.
BUTLER-VALEr, experienced, ohligingt pet =
sorai reference. country preferred. Butler,
eli East b3d.
BUTLER, Swiss, single. we'll experienced
personal references. 81 Heraia. Her
aid ~.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

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Situations Wanted-Femaie.
Domestic.
Ia6iAs
no are IN need At-
OF competent domestic help.
male female
are Invited to visit
this section OF 12d street,
where large and small
Agencies flourish.
The largest ana Z,
nlcst modern p.
Is the y
UNITED EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
l6J East I'D St.
ror-hwest corner Sd avenue.
which accommodates hundreds
OF ladies weekly. ~
Why not you,
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.
Housekeepers.

FRENCH lady would take care y small
apartment. Greenwich Village ne&hbog-
| Call Monday. Buziet. 207 West 10Th =. fs
HoUsEKEEPER-Youn woman, good plata
cook; can show ability 10 do ali necessary
things 70 make home comfortable and cheer
ful. wishes position in summer home Gfd
camp during july and August. for two q
three adults; no laundry wages S15; REF.
eEences furnished. 81 90 Herald, Herald 50.
hOuSEKEEPER. superintendent. euitureG1
English woman. most experienced. highest
personal references, employers; takes ovei
SOU have domestic trouble. NJ Il5 Her..
aid. Herald 50.
aOESEKEEPER-W Widow wants position a. :
WORKING housekeeper, who had 10 give W
cal manager; business people preferred:
objection 70 children. Widow. Az Columbus
HoCsEKEEPER-Wom with boy ) years;
Industrious and experienced; best refer
ence; homelike preferred to high wages:
country. Address letters. d. s., 70s Colum-
bus av
AoUsEKEEPER. unencumbered. Inlddis'
aged woman; housework: aduhs. father
ana son country horne on farm. Addres-S
ietets only, Thompson, care Mrs hraus,
~ W 25;h ~. -
/ HoUsEkEEPER, refined. In small ChFisN-
uan family: wi} do houseyort best reI-
erences; country preferred: $50. NJ JL
6srald, ierald 80.
HQUSEhEEPER-Wor position required
by AL English woman, middle age. re-
liable and good plain cooking; no laundry.
N 10 Herald. Herald sd
HoUsEKEEPER = Refined swiss American.
capable taking responsibility where trusf-
Worthiness is appreciated; excellent mana
ger; city, country. * 1910 Herald. Harlem.
.HOUSEKEEPER, working, first class cook.
economical buyer. would like position with =
small family or business couple In suburbs.
references NJ Herald. Herald 50. s-
HOUsEKEEPER or nurse. refined American {.
position with business couple or mother,ess
household; highest references. Mrs, Berlin
HOTSEkEEPER mana gins Inotheress
chsldren; companion. teach music. Write
Homemaker, So Columbus
HOUSEKEEPER.-Ref widow. with boy
f. wishes work, housekeeper and plain j,
cook; references. 1850 Herald, Fulton ST.
HOUSEKEEPER--Ex Experienced: city, country
or seashore good reference. Write Il. g..
S625 broadway.
HoUsEkEEPER, practical companion. IN
small family, dressmaking; well trained. !
Box .5s 1899 Sd ay
HOuSEKEEPER-Midd aged woman gFishes
place in country; elderly couple preferred
King, - Petit place, Elmhurst, l.. I.
HOUsEKEEPER; s65 month, widower. fan
lyi reliable; full charge. X 1886 Herald
Harlem.
HousEKEEPER-Wo with poy. wants
position. Mrs. Bell. 4l6 w 56th.
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HQUSEhEEPER-Wor position required
BY al English woman, middle age. re-
liable and good plain cooking laundry.
NJ 10 Herald, Herald sd
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capable taking responsibility where trust
worthlness is appreciated excellent mana
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DRESSMAkE kER-Experience VIII go
lady's maid. Miss Gardner. CTS 81. Nicho-
las av., care Mrs. Larson. Audubon 10c3.
Apt. 81
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DRESsMAKER. good worker. wants work
with good light. few girls. Write D.. 2os
West 20th st.
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DEEssMAKER, stylish. wants more GUS
toners: charge only $40 up. zoo West
1921. Phone MorningsIde 6n20. apt. Il.
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DRESSMAKER. competent, reliable; also
embroidery; out. private. ladies. NJ. s..
s03 r. eTth
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DRESsMAKTNG, competent: any style
dresses, $3.50 out. Phone or call after II,
Hubbard. ~ W. Goth ST. Riverside GAO.
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BUTL.ER.--Man, long e1perlenc. in private
service. last few yeafs iu caterer and
a. steward wants position as butler in small
urivAte family Ar references wages mod.
crate. Answer by mall. Experienced. care
Of Nelson a Co. So "a av. Nsv YORK
City.
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DREsSMAKER and seamstress. first class:
perfect filter; 81 out by day: best refer
cnce. NJ 80 Herald Herald sd.
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DurLER-vALrT. Austrian. ~ Years 81 th'-
country. first class aud long city references
capable to take care ~ entertaln.s silts.
yvlahps position: city or country. ~ ~
HMM. NNrRlh ~
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pRESSAf AkER. quick. experienced, with
good recommendations, by day or week,
city or country. VI rs Herald. Herald so.
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HOCSEKEEPER-Wom with boy 3 years
industrious and experienced; best refer
ence; homelike preferred to high wages
country Address letters. D. s., 70s Column.
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DRESSMAKER, colored, artistic. home or
out. 1882 MorniDgside. Robinson, 237 West
i3Jth 81.
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DRESSMAKER, French. as seamstress pri-
vate family; country for summer. all
kinds sewing; references. "a Herald,
Herald aa
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pREssMAKER. excellent filter, draper: :
makes. remodels; out. 50 daily. Tel.
Cathedral p1A2.
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ACCOUNTANT. bookkeeper, high graoe
man. thorough experience and education, 60
take entire charge; held similar position
past - years British-American firm. recent
IL closed rs New York office. married man
of settled habits with fine record seeking
permanency IN good house. Howard, AIS W,
l45th 81 Audubon a3sS.
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Nf'sfMEss CONNECTfON DTsfNED.
Ffcnchman t3Gl, of old French family.
graduate Sorboune University, banking and
Stock Exchange experience, could elso con
uect With important glove or feieEce Indus
tries III France. speaking English. Frcnc4s
German and Spanish. having Just arrived IN
America, seeks business connectl0n or tench-
ing position highest credentials 5fi Her
aid. $50 Bway.
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Clothing.

rWO tailored suits and dresses, size So
Phone $3.50 Columbus; call Monday.
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AOESEkEEPER-Wid wants position as.
working housekeeper, who had TO give up
her own home; good plain cook and economi-
cal manager; business people preferred; no
objection TO children. Widow, 432 Columbus
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DRESSMAKER. French, ou, daily: thor
oughly competent: best families. Recon-
mended. 1871 East hsd.
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7rEssMAKER-Erquis costumes. remod
cling, any style. out, $3.50. Black. SOC
w fTad.
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DREs5afAKER. excellent cutter. filter; ref
ercnce remodeling. 81 day. Coleman. 237
East 5sth.
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| BUTLER vaiet, Filipino with references
I wishes position; country preferred. "a
J Herald Herald square
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DRESSMAKER. colored. wishes position: as
sist with other work; private family. coun-
try; reference. 226 w. 134th. Loes bell.
Morningside 1904.
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ACLTl LENE welder burner wants position
iron works wohl. 4i9 East 6Sd st.
AUTOMOBILE mechanic (rnarried). servic.
station, demonstrator. SO weekly. D.
POPS 5th av
BAKER. ali around man: take chargs
small shop; out, III city. day. Moeizer.
yG- ygpes fWf ~
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DREssMAKER, experienced. Wishes wori
out by the day. Phone Harlem 46o6. Mrs
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FRENCH lady would take care - small
apartment. Greenwich Village nexhhor-
hood. 10 a. Nj. Z r. NJ, except Sundays
call Monday Buziet 201 West 10Th -. =
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\ BTTLfR, Useful. Korean: has high recoui-a
II fnendationsi city, country. Binn, ilie An.
u
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Observation-Disclosures RYAN, 262 w
52D. = EVENING. THEATRE. SPORT
GOWNS SUITS. WAISTS: HOME. OUT;
REMODEL: CITY OR COUNTRY.
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hOISEKEEPER. superintendent. cultured
English woman. most experienced. highest
personal references, employers; takes ovef
your country home. indoor. outdoor help. 50
SOU have no domestic trouble NJ li5 Her.
aid. Herald 50.
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DREsSALAKER. experienced, makes elegan
dresses rcmodels; reasonable. al Man
haitian av. Alorningside I36
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I BUTLER. experienced years references,
I wishes position in small family. "
1 IIorald. HernlA
, 1921-09-23

balloons to get away in the James Cor
don Bennett International race, which
started yesterday, was heard from this
morning. Ihi@ was the 'Banshee'', an
English entry. piIoted by Baldwin. The
message said the "Ranshee" had land
ed at SaInau, near Cam arthena, Wales"
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 18th. William Til
den of this city is again the national
champion. He won TIE 1921 title by
defeating Wallace johnson, also of this
city, by 81, Go, 81, in the final round
of the twentieth annual championship
singles tournament of the United States
tennis association, in what is said to
be the record time of forty three minutes
He rosu to super heights in his play
this al .erno~n and tie speed and &C
curacy of both his service and return
strokes so dazzled and smothered John
son, thot The latter was placed in such
a position chat he never for a moment
appeared to have e a fighting chance,
, 1921-09-23
TELEGRA Ms.
ST- CROIX STATION.

81. NIGOlA . ON.
London, Sept. 18Th. The labour min
istry states that sixteen tables of
statistics SHOW a decrease of two per
cent in the cost of living at September
frsi, as compared with August first,
and that the cost of living is now one
hundred and twenty per cent above pre-
wal figures.
Dublin, Sept. 19th.-Mr. De Valera
may cali the Dali Eireann into session to
deliberate on the situation brought about
by the latest note sent to Dublin by Mr..
Lloyd George.
Calicut, British, india, Sept. 18TH
Reports from the town of Nilambur,
about twenty-five miles east of this CT
ty, state that chief Kunhammad has
proclaimed the districts Of Urand and
Malluvanad as an independent mosIem
kingdom, and he is said to threaten a
massacre of Europeans there.
London, Sept. 19th.-The Yorkshire
POST, the chief organ of the Govern
ment in the north of England, utters a
warning against the scheme of Mr..
Winston Churchill for grouping the
crown colonies and the crown states for
administrative purposes under a high
commissioner for each group. The
Post" says it by no means follows
that the scheme will meet with the
approval Of the colonies concerned, each
of which has a very distinct character
and that there is indeed danger in the
effort, now evident In more than one
field of imperial administration. to Gre
ate a sealed pattern Of organization on
one universal NOODLE.
London. Sept. 19th.-Pbe first Of the
, 1921-09-23

THE ST. CROIX AVIS
is printed and published daily (Sundays
and Holidays excepted By G Jobunson at
the Avis Office.
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26th 1874 t the Post Office ut Christian
set. St. Crolc, Y. |. of the u. S. A., 0n
der the Act of March g.. 1879.
Contribution to this paper wlU be glad
Jg received Uh9n the same deals min mat
terS of general interest, and is accompq
med NTH the AUTHORS name, Us q quar-
ont9e Of good faith. The editor cannot be
responsible for the 0j8ws Of his c0yrespon-
1ents nor does he necessarily endorse them.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-12
President Heydler Names
Empires for Opening Day

Bill brennan has fallen heir, for
the time being. TO the place on the
National League umpire staff va
cntrd by Bill KLEIN. KLEIN Is still in
IN Atlanta inlirmnry, being treated
for the incomplete leg fracture sus-
tanned in ball game between the
Yankees and Dodgers. Ills return to
tho game is indefinite, though not
likely to be more than three weeks
away.
brennan has been paired off with
Boh EmSIic. Klcm'S running mate
when the latter is on the job. and
thoSn two will officintr at the BoS-
lon Brooklyn game in Boston to-
morrow. The assignments for the
opening day as arranged by Prcsi-
dent iICydlcr are:
Philadelphia Giunts vs.. PhiIlicsl
Hart and Mccormick.
Boston dodgers ". Braves -
brennan and Emsli".
Chicago Cardinals vs.. Cubs -
O'Day and Quiglcy.
Cincinnati PiratCs vs. Reds -
RigIor and Moran.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-12
TURF WAR IN PROSPECT
Maryland Jockey Club Rejects Ross
Entries Made by BedweII

Baltimore. April 1:..-prccipitating
what probably will prove n finish fight
between the New York Jockey club and
the Maryland Racing Commission. the
Maryland Jockey Club turned down all
spring stake race entries for pimlcO
of Commander j. X. J.. Ross because
the entry blanks were signed by Ii.
Guy Bcdwell as Ross agent.
Bedwcll was granted recognition as
an agent by the Maryland commission
just before the opening OF the Bowie
meeting. April /. This recognition was
accepted by the Bowie authorities, wLo
registered Bcdwll. The New York
Jockey Club. however. previously had
refused BCdwell recognition as an agent.
In Ms action, therefore. the Mary
land Jockey Club stands with the New
York Jockey Club and refuses rccognl.
tion of the power of the Maryland
Racing Commission to authorize rs an
agent. This power is granted sprcif-
ically in the rules of the commission
and. in addition, the preamble of the
rules states their acceptance by the
tracks is "a condition under which a
license is granted" for race meeting.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-12
TO EXTRADITE ABE ATTEll
viii Start Proceedings Against In
dicted Men Who Did Not Give Bonds

Chicago. April 12.-Bcn Franklin, Of
st. Louis. recently indicted by til" C"ok
county grand jury in connection with
the alleged throwing of the 1919 world
series By The White SoX. gave bonds of
SSGOO IN the Criminal Court here.
Franklin is alleged to have been one Of
those who arranged for throwing the
series.
George German. assistant states at
tOrnry in charge Of the prosecution, an
nouurcd that he would start cXtradi-
tion proceedings against "Sport" ." Sulli-
van. Rachael Brown, Abe Att"ll and
others who have been indicted, but who
have failed to give bonds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-12
M'MULLEN PROVES
FIND IN TRYOUTS
Former Central High School Lad
Wins the Half in 2:01 3-5
in Penn Trials
McFADDEN TAKES 22O DASH

Central High has another coming
star at the University Of Pennsylvania
TO uphold tho athletic tradition made
by the Broad and Green streets insti-
tuition at the University. From the time
that Central started sending athletes to
the University until the present n Grim
son and gold jcrScycd athlete has up.
held the honor Of his school ut the West
Philadelphia institution. Artic Kic-
fahrr. Charley K"inath. Wally Me-
Curdy. Harry Ross. Littlcton brothers. .
Bob. Bogcr. Everett Smallcy. Warren
Hampton and legion of others have
made the &. II. =. club famous.
Now comes Edward McMullrn in tho
cuiSc of star half.milcr. Yesterday
afternoon. as the sun was sliding in
the West. this former Central ITigh
School lad sprintcd around the track in
Franklin Field for a half mile in 2min-
utes ] 80 seconds in the tryouts for
the relay races. McAlullcn had two
yards on Granger. the fleet colorcd lad.
who had about foot on George Mere.
dith. who in turn had about yard on
Head, the cross country captain.
MCNIullcn was content for all but POO
of the $50 yards to have George Mrrc-
dith set the pace. Then the former Cen
trail High School lad started a sprint
that caused tho passing of MEREDITH
and the winning of the race. Al Nc
kcnzir. another former Crimson and
Gold athlete. finished in sixth place.
McAIullen's time for tho distance wa,
considered excellent. in view Of the
strong wind that blew down the north
side Of the field.
Larry brown carried OF the honors
in the quarter mile race. with Drwry
Rogers second. Ray Jack third and Gil
fourth. Brown set the pace after the
first 200 yards and was never headed
winning by two yards. The Onr-milr
team will be composed Of Rodgers
Brown, MaXam and Eby, with Gill and
Jack as the substitutes.
\ new SprintCr was discovered in the
220. yard race for the honor of running
ON the medley relay team. Russell Nc
Fnddcn. who halls from BrockUway
willie, Pa, surprised the student rrowC
by Dnating Harold Lever to the tar,
by Scant half foot in - 80 seconds
excellent time. Lever had the lead NJ
until thirty yards from the tape, whcr
/ the superior strength Of McFaddcn tol,
by sudden burst Of speed that brought
linn homo tho victor.
The medley team will be- c0mpOScr
of McFaddcn aud Lever. running tn,
DO; Box MaXam. the 40. and Ear
Eby the half. Coach Robertson expect,
to "onccntrat" particularly on this rae,
and the quarter mile. in which thC
French team will compete.
Herr had little difficulty winning tn,
mile after leading all the way. lie ha,
five wards on Shay. the second man
I frrcl. the former Catholic High Schoo
star, was third. Tho time was 30 l )