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SHARKEY SHADES COSTER.

Jack Sharkey showed improved form
at the Pioneer Sporting Club last night
when he decisively outpointed Benny
Coster In a spirited fifteen round bout.
There was no special damage done
by either man, but Sharkey was the ag-
gressor throughout and landed the
greater number OF blows
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% INDIANS NEEDED
TO OVERPOWER TIGERS
Only Four CleUelards Play
Throughout the Game.

CLEVELAND, April 26.-American Man.
ager Speaker used twenty-three players
In the game to-day but needed them to
win from Detroit TO 5. He called
upon six pitchers. two catchers. six out
fieders, three first basemen. two pinch
hitters and one pinch runner.
The only Indians to play throughout
the entire game were Speaker, Ssvell.
Stephenson and Gardner.
n 4 A. N /. a
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THE LISTENING POST
By WALTER TRUMBULL


THE POLO MATCHES
TIME American polo fifty ponies training
This ample number when is considered polo
only rou men, but y mny an be asnss ns The English
almost % % On Seh be p 5 e pS S % % OF AMERICA @ p and Mae Major Saev vvn m
the defenders the Mtsheosk
trophy s was a sd hs as s
S on % s as @ s L 1S s @ asE % nas stand chance
Two BASEBALL TEAMS.
Gloversvne
appear couple AHy
Burns left field eron third base
1iornsby. second base Collins second base
Speaker Ruth
field
ss, Scott snooD ns'essr ssss sanG1of e.ssS snst00
Alexander pitcher Johnson. pitcher
very interesting scrap.
QUITE GATHERING
@ ehs battle the W @ h ~n the rensa @ @
That's real sporting spirit
There big the Yale for the &C Columbia
who might replaced advantage.
Mile sen said @ refused offer Of 900
play nyv seFs u Of saon @ @ p sn probably the best ten
The heavily EPSON Derby Sounds
like a rname FOL a
after TITLE old Ball
when Cesar invaded Britain? He still
1t
he
finds difficult remember whether 20 his his
It is charged that an oil lobby backed Colombia BY rewriting
oil
Anoth o
5 a1e knoC
condition.
Piping has added
there already a
Kelly should oppos-
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BEARS LOSE TO BIsoNs.

The Buffalo Bisons defeated the New
ark Bears. to 2. in the final game OF
the series at Harrison Field yesterday
Harper, Lane and Tipple, the three
Newark twirlers. were wild, issuing
twelve free passes. McCabe allowed
seven hits, which were well scattered.
The scora.
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GENARO DEFEATS DILLON.

Frankie Genaro was awarded the judges
decision over Joe Dillon in the main bout
81 fifteen rounds at the Hunts Point a. A.
.ast night. In the semi-final Bob Woleast n
Phiadelpaia boy, exchanged blows with Ed
die Leonard OF New York. The referee called
The fight draw. the judges having disa-
greed.
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NED GoURDTN FOR PENTATHLON.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. April 26.-The Har-
ward track management is expected to ask
that the entry OF Ned Gourdin, Its all around
star, he accepted to take part in the penta-
tflon at the Penn relays this week. II Is
figured that on account OF his versatility
Gourdn viii have good chance TO win.
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KERR HAS BAD INNING.

CHICAGO, April 2S (American) .-Dick
Kerr had one bad inning to-day. IN which
he forced two runs across the plate. and
Chicago was unable to overtake 81.
Louis, the visitors winning, 3 to /. a
rain storm delayed the game in the Sec
ond inning. The score.
sT LOUIS lAN CIIIrAaO IAA
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ATHLETICS WIN, 2 TO /.

BOSTON. April 20 tAmerican) Wits
double. Pratt's error on Dugan's fly and
pass to Welsh filled the bases with
none out In the ninth to-day.
Pennock then struck out r. Walker.
but Perltins's single to left scored two
runs, enough to give Philadelphia 2
to l victory over Boston. The score:
PHI, yIII, ,PIfIa (ADi BOSTON fA.)
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Two base hits--Hollocher, 3; See Three
base hits-Daubert. Deal Sacrtftces-F'ree-
man. Bresser. Double plays-Bohne and
paubcrt: F'onseca and Crane: Bohne and
Fonssca Left on bases--Cincinnati. IL I:
Chicago, 3. Bases on bais-Off Luaue. .;
of Freeman, 9: off Bailey. 1. Hits-Off
Freeman, in innings (nonc out In
seventy off Bailey, In innings. Struck
ort-By Luque. 8. wild pitch--Freeman.
Losing pitcher-Freeman. Umpires--O'Day
and Cugley. Time of game--i hour and 5S
minutes.
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Stolen basos--Zitman. Duval. p Kane, q
Brady. a Damrau. Sacrifices-Duval. 2:
De Neville. Double plays--pamrau. Brady
and De Neville: Predirer and Adams. Left
on bases-Jorsey City. 4: Syracuse, o. Basos
on balis--Of podson. 3. Struck out--By
posso MS. ~ atpssson pofson w,a
dale, CASTOR and CloaTy. Time or game
hour and 80 minutos.
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Two base hits-Faik. Kerr. Wetzeii, Schaik.
Home run wetzell. Sacrifices - Gleason.
Kerr. Bhocker. Double play-Muliigan and
Shelly. Left on bases-st. Louis. IL; Chi
cago 8. Bases on balis--Off Kerr. s: off
Shocker, [. III. by pitchcr-Py Kerr, I
(Uleasonl. Struck out--By shocker, 3. I'm
pires-Chili and Owens. Time OF gsme-i
hour and 3S minutes.
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JOHNNY DOMAIN To TRY COMEBACK.

After an absence OF two years Johnny
Dohan. the veteran lightweight of Brooklyn
win reenter the ring nevt Saturday night AZ
Ridgewood Grove. Brooklyn, where he will
meet Danny Ridge.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR To-DAl

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Toronto In Jersey City.
Rochester in Newark
Buffalo In Baltimore.
Syracuse in Reading.
Jersey City broke even In It's series
with Syracuse In Jersey City yesterday
by taking the final game. to 2. I'D
Wurm struck out eight OF the visitors
and only one of their eight hits went
outside the infield. The score:
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EHhhuttpHih ..ss. " l. B
Two base hits-Powell. Boeckel. n. Miller.
Three base hit--Lehou-vear. Home runs
Cruise, Powell. McQuillan, Stolen bases
Barbare, Cruise. Sacrlfice--Southworth
Double piayr-Barbare and Holke 2: Nc
oulllan and Holke; Ford and Holke. Left
on bases-Boston. 8: Philadelphia, 4. Bases
of weinert, J.; OFF Belts. /; ; off Smith, /.
Hits-off Hubbeli. n o-s innings; off
In inning: off Smith. 3 in 4 Innings.
Struck out-Ey Mcouilian. 2; by Hubbeii, 1.
Wild pitch-Hubbell. Losing pitcher-Iiub-
81 game-1 hour and 81 minutes.
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WOMEN STARS IN SWIMMING MEET

The feature event to be contested Mt the
City Athletic Club swimming carnival for
women on Friday evening is the $50 yard
swim scratch. with the following entries
received Charlotte Boyle, Helen Wainwright
Alice Lord. Gertrude Morris and Maude Me-
Farland
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NEWARK q.)

Two base hitf jacobs. Walsh. Stolen
bases--JacOhs. 3. Barney. Sacrfice-CiI-
hooley Left on bases-Newari, o; Buffalo,
H. Bases on bsils--off Harper. 4: OFF Lane,
2: off Tippie, .; off McCabe, I. Hlts-Off
Harper, In Z La innings: off Lsne. none In
as inning off Triple, 8 IN 9 innings. Struck
out-By Lane. by Triple. 1; by McCebe, a.
Wild pftch-JTtpple. Losing pitcher-Tfarper
Umpircr-Cerpcntcr and Derr. Time of game
q hours and 10 minutes.
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Totals. .s4fs "a III
sRan for Snyder in the ninth hiring.
fBatted for Toncy In the ninth inning.

New York. 0 O o OIL
Brooklyn ......... 0 o . 0 Q 0 0 x-3
Two base ht-snlith. Home run--Griffith.
Stolen basc--Rapp. Sacriflce-Johnston.
Left on bases New York, s: brooklyn. o.
Bases on balls--Off Tonsy. 2 Cwheat, NIL
ler) off Smith, bancroft, Rapp). Struck
out-By Toney. . myers. kilduff .; Miller,
Smith) by Smith, : tReiiy. Rapp, Patter-
Eon). Cmpires--riart and Mccormick. Time
OF game--i hour and 30 minutes.
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REDS RALLY IN SEVENTH.

CINCINNATI, April 26 (NationaD.-
Bunching hits Off Freeman and Bailey
In the seventh inning to-day Cincinnati
won from Chicago, to 3. The Cubs
scored three runs off Luque In the first
round, but could do nothing thereafter.
The score:
<-,r,r.r1 <,r< rr,-r,rN-N-arry ny
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Totals. .s2 ? 9 81 IL / Tot

Two base hits--witt. Moore. Stolen base
witt. sacrifices-F. Walker. Pratt. Double
plays-Dugan 20 J. Walker. =; Moore 10
Dykes 20 j. Walker: Dykes 20 J. Walker:
Menoslsy 20 Ruel. Left on bases--Phiadei-
phia. g. Boston. 9. Bases baiis-Off
Moore. 4; off PennoclS. 4. Struck out--By
penrock q. Passed bali--Ruel. TTmpircs--
Nallin, Wilson and Dnneen. Time OF game
hour and 40 minutes.
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SHELTERS VICTORIOUS
OVER STARS, 6 TO 2
RESULTS OF Yesterdays GAMES.

Jersey City. g; Syracuse. 2.
Buffalo. 3; Newark. z.
Baltimore, s., Rochester. 2.
Toronto 4: Reading, first game.
Reading. 9; Toronto. tten innings; Sec
,na banie).
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COLLEGE BASEBALL GAMES.

AT Newton. Aiass.--Lehigh. Z: Boston
College, g.
AZ Medford, Mass.--Tufts, II: Maine. z.
AZ waahington-Georgia Tech, 81; George
town. 2.
Al Now York-Manhattan College. G:
Upeaia, 9.
A, Franklin. 1nd.--wabast. o; Franisyn, I.
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DyNDE BOJIPOINrs KANSAS.

MILWAUKEE, April 2a.--JohnnIe Durdce
New York. ousboxed Rocky Kansas " R,f'
talo In q ten round b@g. according 10 a ma
j9r.,y g sro.slng wfisc.g a. the ringsids
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Testing woolens to make
sure they're all-wool is one
of our daily jobs!
Regardless of origin
whether finest imported or
best domestic
Regardless, too, of how
good the mills reputa-
ton
We rely on nobody's
say-so!
Every cloth must first
pass our chemical test be-
fore it can enter our
clothes for men and boys.
Thus do we keep the
standard of woolens up to
our standard of tailoring.
Spring suits and over
coats for men and boys.
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AZ nnltimnrn--

AZ baltimore n. ~ ~
Rochester. q q oo5o o o-2 4
Baltimore. o a o x-s "A 1
and tepier
At Reading Crirst Game)- All. y.
poronto.. .S1t . I 990eoo 4. 2
Betteries-wintors and sandberg. Ksrp.
Brown and Herhst.
Second Came III w. Il
Toronto. 2 q on O-5 10 2
Reading. 0 o o . . 20 D Id 70 3
Bstterisa-Boehiing and Devlne Barn
hardt and Ackerrnan.
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ED FOR TO-DAY.

Washington IN New York.
Philadelphia In Bostor.
~. louis IN Chicago.
Detroit IN faeyeisrt
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Two base hlts--Cole, Heilman, Speaker,
hits-Bush, Johnston 2. Sscriflces--veach.
Bassler g. Cobb. Wood. Double plays
Cuisto and Sewell: Gardner. Stephenson and
Johnston. Left on bases--Detroit. O: Cieve-
land, 10. Bases on palls--Off Cole. 9; off
Oldham, !; off Morton. I. Hits-on Cole,
8 in . I-3 innings; off Ehmke. q In 3 2-S
off Caldwell, in I Inning (none out n
second: OFF Clark. 3 In 20 inning; OFF
Petty. IN 4f-3 innings; off Odenwnld.
nings; OFF Barby, IL Q innings. Struck
out-sy Cole, 2. Winning Ipitcher-Baghy
Losing pitchsr--Oldham. Umpires-Hilde-
brand and Evans. Timo OF gane-2 hours
and 20 minutes
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WASHINGTONS WIN
WITH KNOCKOUT
Drive Collins, Relief Pitcher,
to Bench and Beat Yanks
Again.
by WILLIAM u. HA~NA.

It has been some time since the
Yankees won a ball game. Last Thurs
Cay was the date OF that felicitous oc-
far as to win one since then. They are a
glum lot at present, the Yankees. with
their weak hitting and inability to hold
fair sized lead. and the Washingtons
beat them for the third time in success
sion. The score was to 4. and at the
end of the third inning 1t was to l in
favor OF the Yankees. A lead of three
or four runs means little or nothing to
the Yankees with the insecure pitching
they are having and their general dol
drums-little or nothing except a bit
harder work by the other gang.
In casting about for explanations one
can find costly slips Of individuals. but
the real cause Of the lump is a more
or less prevailing malaise. with most
everybody from Pooh Bah to bartender
Down IN the mouth. Some epigrammatic
party has descibed the Yanks as base
hit crazy" Don't know whether he
means they are crazy 10 make hits or
mako SO many they are running amuck.
If he means the latter they are entirely
rational.
Jack Quinn started for the Yanks
yesterday and the Washingtons hit him
with some freedom and more luck.
They made four hits in one inning, two
of which were raw flukes. Yet out of
four singles and sacrifice. all punched
right together in one inning. they made
but one run. Which was an addlty Of
the game.
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Totals. 81 8 IA 2T IL 81

Runs oatted in-By Judge. by Milan. 2;
base hitH-Eeusel, Rice. Home runs-Schang,
Rice. Three base hit--Ruth. Sacrifice hits--
Peckinpaueh. Schacht. Pirp. Lewis. O'Rourka.
Sacrifice fly-Ruth. Double plays--Gharrity
and Harris. Psckinpaugh, Fcwster and Pipp.
Left on bases-New York, . washington,
lirs. 2. Hlts-off schacht. & ia 8 innings:
off Acosta. In innings; off Quinn. Q in
innings lnono out in fifth orr Collins.
nings. Struck out--By Quinn. 4: by Collins,
1: by schacht, 1. by Acoste, /; by Hoyt. q
wnnins arnns gtsne5Acosts dcsins pitcher
Quinn, 1: off Collins. 4. Unpircs--Moriarty
and Connolly. Time OF game-2 hours and
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National and American League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington, D; New York, T.
Philadelphia, et Boston, 4.
Cleveland, pi Detroit. n.
80. Louis, 3; Chicago. 4.
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Baseball To-day, Ebbess Field, $3.50 r, M.
Brooklyn vs. New York E'wsy- n ghscn Sub
Pros. Pk. Sta. Int-boro Franklin Avc.-.Adr,,
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BASEBALL TO-DAY, $3.50 r. VI. POLO
Groards Yankees ". wsshines on. ..-1de
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn, 3, New York. 4.
Cincinnati, OF Chicago, 2.
Boston, 10, Philadelphia, @.
pittsburgh ". st. Louis postponed-wet
grounds.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

New Orleans, .. Atlanta, o.
All other games postponed. rain
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES SCHEDUI

GAMES SGHEDUI
New York in Brooklyn,
Boston In Philadelphia.
Chicago In Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh in 1t. Louis.
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Jack Quinn started for the Yanks
yesterday and the Washingtons hit him
with some freedom and more luck.
| They made four hits in one inning, two
OF which were raw flukes. Yet out OF
| four singles and sacrifice. all punched
right together in one inning. they made
but one run. Which was an addlty Of
| the game.
Hu9gins Makes Poor Choice.
Quinns pitching was gritty IL not sue
cessful and the hostiles were not scoring
eff him much Still it looked to be a
good move to take him out. 1t was in
the selection Of a successor that Miller
Huggins stubbed his toe. Rip Collins
was the man, and the Griffs knocked
Rip Collins from the peak In the sixth
inning and won the game then and there.
Waite Hoyt, summoned too late, pitched
well, as did Acosta. the little Cuban,
Who succeeded Schacht in the fourth In
ming. Next TO nothing was what the
| Yanks did TO the Antillean expert, other
wise Havana HEAVIER.
The Yankees would have won in the
sixth inning II Bob Meusel had been
wideawake on the bases. We were about
| to say stayed" wideawake--"been" Is
better. He singled with one out A
throw by Charity caught him mapping
| before the next batter had chance at
the ball. The next batter was Bodie.
who when he did have a chance at the
ball singled to left The hit went
| through Lewis and Bodie rumbled to
third He would have scored Meusel
ahead of him and tailed himself on
Wards fly TO Rice if-and again il.
Business of tearing the hair.
I Fewster's double and ground and lofty
4 .. ntI. nv
Ruth, gave the Yanks a run in the first.
upper stand in the second. Two runs
fitted in in the third on single by
| Peck, triple to the wall by Ruth and
sacrifice fly by Meusel. Whereat the
Yanks. mayhap foreseeing Meusers
sixth inning somnolence, called IL day.
| Tho whimsical Washington third was
| like this: Charity singled and Schacht
sacrificed. Judge reached first on &
lucky bounder over Plpp and sent In
Charity. Milan scratched hit TO the
infeld. Peck made great stop OF
Rices grasser and held Judge on third.
Lewis flied weakly and Peck heaved out
Harris -Four hits, one sacrifice and
one run.
Rice Saves Game for ScnRtors.
/ thiCt, WIO cdNtu LllG bd4liD loi " sioh-
ington in the eighth with a superb run
ming catch off Pipp, was a devil with the
bat too. After having made three hits
ne came up In the sixth with a man on
and sent home run liner screaming into
the lower grand stand. Twas tile X. o.
Two runs had preceded on pass to
O'Rourke and hits by Judge and Milan.
In this inning Peck left second entirely
uncovered. a blunder which cost nothing
but was symptomatic Of the Yankee in
eptitude.
A bit OF low brow stuff by Stanley
Harris OF Washington featured the
Washington fifth He interfered with
Fewster in order to prevent a double
play. Umpire Connolly saw him and
allowed the double play 1t was sup
posed that such tough mug crudities in
big lea que Baseball were OF the past. In
the same inning Judge was rough with
Fewster at first when there was no oc-
caslon for It. The Messrs Harris and
Judge don't look like players OF that
sort. but a man can't always be judged
by his exterior. The Washington sports
manship became better after the WASH
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The best of everything
men and boys wear. Also
sporting goods and lug
gage.
Prices based on current
replacement costs.
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Totals so 5 52T 6i
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MEN.-Ours Is a growing organization, 80 we
are In need Of TO fill the vacancies
caused by promotions. Wo can show you
definite future with the largest organization
Of its kind IN the country n you can show
us that you ire reliable and indus. rfous. All
applications are strictly confidential. Only
those who can furnish frat class references
need apply. II you cannot call. write for an
interview At los Broadway suite T23.
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SECURITY Statesmen
To call live and interested leads, selling
high grade tobacco dividend paying stock
OF local company; best cooperation given
to live men. Room sos. III Broadway y. Y
SOLICITOR wanted to solicit cars for the
J53 West 27th ST. garage: only experienced
men need apply. See MIR. Wik Burns.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Situations Wapted-Male.
Domestic.

JAPANESE Eagle Employment Agency.
Most reliable help furnished.
q. Miyagawa, Jog West 46th st.
BRYANT 7TS7-o69S
COOKS. BUTLERS, CHAUFFEURS, GEN
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STRICTLY INVESTIGATED.
ONLY THE HIGHEST GRADE JAPANESE
HELP FURNISHED.
JAPANESE AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT
Agency, BRYANT SO79.
159 West 46th ST.. near Broadway.
FURNISHES HIGH CLASS HELP.
MOTEL, club and private family; chef, walters.
buffers. maids. couples.
References personally investis ated.
JAPANESE DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY, Rostna Mori,
1ST Lexington av. Mad. So. $685.
japanese. Chinese, Filipinos, Coreans, Ma
layars; references personally investigated.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
Statesmen AND MANAGERS
ASSISTANT.

Two men needed Immediately 70
work with me In New York office,
absolute integrity first requisite; sell
ing experience desirable; must have
personality, common sense and deter
mination; splendid opportunity for
quick promotion 90 managerial posi-
tion: don't hesitate TO answer II you
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.


Domestic Help Wanted.
GIRLS
why waste time
and fare answering one adNef-
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YOU meet at our offices hundreds
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WETTLER'S AGENCY. 1s WEST ADD ST.
Now under the management OF
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

AUTOMOBILE AUCTION.
VAN TASSEL e. KEARNEY
eEstahlishsd 1857.
l26-12s East 18th at.
TUESDAY, MAY 3
At i2 O'CLOCK noon.
This sale viii comprise great many
pleasure and business cars. The property or
different consiguors
Special mention OF the following Is or
dered
AUTOMOBILES FUNERAL sToCE
CADILLAC AUTOMOBILE HEABsts a.
nice as any In New York or Brooklyn
1914. four cylinder. self-stnrter and
iights 1921 license.
LoCoNOBIIE CONBINATlO& AUTOMO-
BILE HEARSE; III vcrS good condi
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Genre. the combination feature should
appeal 10 undertakerr who know.
These cars are only being sold because
owner "a giving up the business. Don't miss
this opportunity Y you want a good henrte
at an auction price.
T.. n, DuNISLEY. Auctioneer.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.


Situations wanted-Maie.
Domestic.
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Domestic.
-

wETTLER'S AGENCY,
rs West 4sd. Murray Hill 1912.
WILL FROM NOW ON BE
under tho management OF
MRS. II. r. GORMAN.
To assist you In the efficient selection of
first class domestic and educational help.
female and male
CONSCIENTIOUS. COURTEOUS SERVICE.
BRENNAN'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
40 F.. Goth st. Plaza I2IT-l2lS.
Greenwich, Stamford and New York
Cooks. waitrecses, buffers and couples.
UoUsEWORKERS, chambermaids, waitress.
nurses, bathmaids. cooks. couples, city,
country; Al references. Carney's Agency
1853 w. 145th. Audubon 1856.
COLORED couples, cooks. houseworsersa
waitress, butlerp. chauffeurs: also hotel
chefs. head walters, laundresses: personal
references. Greens. Morningside 6675.
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MEN

MEN.
A corporation % inter
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chain store experience
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suite si2-1s, Kniciser-
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Broadway. New York
city.
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FOR sALE-Oll paintings of bright country
scenery. suitable as decorations for re-
fined and artistic residence. Front room.
Powell Galleries. III West 57th 81.
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LINCOLN 1921 eight cylinder seven passen-
ger touring brand new undelivered from
makers. for saia at 500 below regular price
OF 81 $50 delivered New York city.
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cortlandt 1868.
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FOR HIGH GRADE ~ KARAT GOLD
MESH BAGS AND NANTrIES. q 1857 HER
AID. BROOKLYN
statesmen specially men, covering Vthe
New Jersey territory, especially Newark.
metropolitan district, with following IN
automobile accessory trade, garages, hard
ware, grocery end dellcRtessen stores satary
and commission basis. Call Toxon Chemical
Products Co, Inc, 20 Morris ay.. Newark,
NJ j.
statesmen automobile accessory expert
ence. repeat line highest grade auto
chemicals live wires given exclusive terri.
tory and full protection. Reply by letter,
Audubon Chemical Co, 20 West esd. New
York.
sALEsNfAN-s selling Calendars TOT adver-
Using. wishing 10 add new ard timely
subjects TO his line, cnli between / nni 9
r. NJ. g. 3. HAMMOND A. CO, 80 Church
st., New York.
Statesmen Clean cut. ambitious young
men 20 learn typewriter saiesmanahip
salary or commission or both, Royal Type
writer Co.. S6s broadway.
Statesmen. 70 handle imported hair clippers
and hardware Epcciaities on commission
4 eli Hernld, $50 Frcpdwny,
SALESMAN wnn'ed-retan automobiles ex.
ueriuwcud Wcu prof, Ire0 ranmieAi1u only.
Apply Elgin Motor Car Co., 40 W. sch.
The New York herald., 1921-05-02

MARMoN cHUMMY ROADSTER. model 81,
newly painted and overhauled, out of shop
two weeks. all shoeH. two extra wheels
and shoes; no dealers: price $500. Cau
W 3. UFFERT, Lenox sal, after 10 A. ":
MAXW ELI .S-Tourings roadster ana sedan.
F. u. HoMAN. $50 w. 54tsi st.
The New York herald., 1921-05-02
SALESMAN

wanted high class industrial stock
salesman excellent opportunity for
right man must have New York and
suburban investment clientele. 2i0
Herald, Herald 50.