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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-24
CURB MARKET HEAVY.
AND LOSSES Result


NEW YORK Noy 20 IN, curb
market today was G,u-rallg heavy
near! Vail tn. stocks Graded j., SHOW
''" som. amount u' LOSSES hut ,b...
"cr" not sever" aut Indicated more
"ra'ny on Tho part of buyers than
my special weakness ir tho sliua.
ton.
The mos, imror,an, feature was
IN" continued offerings uf STANDARD
on issues. rejecting partly the bur
G"n placed ON dealers IA bciu. called
on I" finance transactions ia the
stocks to u" d,Iivcrcd when issued
a. Well as arrau-Iue for tho trading
IN IL" actual shares witch are 10 hc
Exchanged iutuu tn. new ln,v mar
'a!H' stocks Nearly all that class
of 50 par value S'tuduyd oil issues
sustained further fractional losses
selling at Lew low records ana the
original stocks sun bcn. traded in
Coy actual delivery W"rc also iu sun
n.y at concessions. Tn. heaviest
trading Ia III, standard oil sroun
"aS iu lndIuia shares. which d.cl!n-
ed about two points. Substantial
losses w.r" Sustained in STANDARD Oh.
~ New lor. Vacuum oil aud Prairie
'lp" Line. Independent oil stock i.
ina, had t""u strong Ia recent trad
inE reacted. Including Mountain Pro-
duy"rS and salt Greek proiuc.rs
N"Eho!'" 90! dropped three uointS IN
the morning and Mammoth oil. aftcr
SHOW " strength yielded over one
point.
pUraut Motors was strong iea
,Hr" ir tn" Industrial groun. rally
INK after Yesterdays decline and
Gillette" Safety EdAorS after rall!n.
nN" points 10 20 rallied I" around
20" Hudson and Manhattan sold at
TIA" lowest price touched Ia several
months ana hudson company pre-
rr"d dr"pred one u"iut ." eleven
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BANK OF ENGLAND sr,rrur>r

LONDON, Nov - The weekly sfn.
imcni OF tn" BhIink ut England shows M.
following changes.
Inthl reserve increased $4,000 pound /.
sterling.
Iircuiatinn decreased $500
Rulllun Increased i2ij
pth"r securities Increased ,2S 900
Other d"p"t.ts decreased .lli.Gi0
ihn'ic DEPOSITS Increased S.iS5.olo
Notes reserve Increased sOiuyt
government securities dcCycascd los coo
Ih" proportion az ~" banks Tcs"ry" tn
week 1t was io ~ Per cent
Nhtr OF hlsDnnmt 3 nor cnni
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WASHINGTON MARKET

wASHINGTo$ Nov * NEraa sr,,i.
ir"sh 'N""jc. South"rn, S6r Lily" DOM
irN: boosters. ihc; turkcys, iiI ISc snr,n .
'hlch"E$, - a 10. fowls. sc brcsscd
poultry spring chickcna 500 re: hrn.
= u Ne. BOOSTERS, Nc; turkoys S1I 80,
i"N" STOCK; CAVES. choice, ~. n re f.
pigs. each. s1,"lmso". I've hogs SIC,
Vegetables. fnP!Hi"cs, Nu.'1l sacked
- 90 30: No. SfcL-d. t0Eii.po. sweet
po'a,o.s S"rth Carolina. iO!alS: near.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

RAI.TIMoIiE. Nov. n 'rniaf,.s ra,,y.
aud nearby No. I. $1,000 10. southern.
,"m9oc: all sections. 40. :. .DN Soc sweets.
Sl.nIm -.
rnions Nnny" and nearby. siS0h!7S.
AL! sections. No. 2 ii."1m. -.
Arrlns Packed. per barrel! No. !, 500
90: All varieties. No. . ss.oGT?.5n
EGGS Nativ" and nearby nrs;s $50 soc (:
southern h's's. so S7c
fSuticT-- Creamery. fancy S77S1e. 40
prints, '@0 SIC; dairy prints. 22d sac.
Live roul;ry-Sprine chickens, inc!ud INK
l"Ghorns. t-Tf2 sr, old hens including ,eR.
horns. lsM &c: old ROSTERS lSc. Ducks,
white Pek!ns Hli sc.
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L" P"'niS in sympathy with ia" easier
N'"'" market. Cuttuns-rd o.. iirmrG an ON
room covering and with cotton closing
!" points net higher safes 10 20 bar
!"'s. Tenders. 2rD nagrcls Prime yrud.
:" sales; rrim" summer ycI.rw Spo;
'.3Ms>'' December, az. March a.7. May.
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SIt>D.tIiD on.

I.IN' Nnc.O-NiU. n. IN. IN. N,
80" -Nt-Hui!c lonus =
100 Eureka =. g.. - Oh, ~,
.'"l t;a!"ud sigma. . +. * "a
"i.|v l'uHcri,l -. can - liat- Ill -
.'l i.Hau!~ T. t.!d l.. ~ ia i:il lin
-..hl Indiana gI., ~ '61t a. :, n
5,s'' Irt"r pat a,,- .-,
80 National TRANSIT Il, -. =,
500 N"w YORK rrans., gi-II "a, ga,
ib.p N"r'h'ru T. - i,- "a IN
l".rp' ONO 81. ...... -, -. y.n
80" Prairie Di ana ,;,s 49, ,t6 IN
~" Prairie pip. ~ ak ~ 9n.
50" ouuth +. and L. - loo ., *
500 SuufHw Penn T. T. iD a. az
=" ;. OH - Ky ~ loo ms. ~.
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CnIEI.E MAIi,Lr

NEW YORK. Nov - TIL" rnarkc; to-
""c"" futures was higher today ON re-
ports -; continued irUn"sg in Rio 9,
change rates ana covering by nrHr month
shorts VINO seemed 20 anticipate ;hat
ih"Ee would lie comparatively few no
tics" AGAINST December couirHc cts ioInor-
row. Tn" market opened AZ an advance
% {" points and sod abnu. {. 10 .
points not higher, with December selling
NJ rs" and March a. 30. Closing pric"a
w"r" 81 about the best showing. no. adj
v"nces or 10 u points. December N
danhsry. 90; March. $50: May. .2S. July.
"N5: september. SIS.
,Sh"t coffee i"W: RIO -, io.,- santos &c
santos e and -. part hou"hon at i4,n "a
ir,lo. ana good 90 fair rnaStcrs at liai.
credits. $3.50"
Tho "i.clal cables showed decline ~
~ iolS IN tho dollar buying rn:". with an
advance ot - pence, in Mo "x,h,nr" an
London The latest cables from RIO wore
", MImncnhhGch To " reis lower. while Santos
celpts. $1,000: Lnnhlnhv. c,nln
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NEW YORK. Nov 23-Cotton goods
markets were quiet today. hut prices held
sf"ndy Advances were named on dcniins
ana som" trw"ling lines. Business in hc,t
coverings picked ~. Floor coverings al
yanC-d with demand active for rarpcts
ana rugs Yarns wrr1 steady hu' uuietcr.
Wool gooda shovel lltilr chang" Will"
WOrsiod warns gained nrmn"ss. SILKS were
steady with raw SILK easier.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

SPOT COTTON
NEW ORLEANS. Nv. a2-Spoi cotton
steady. IL points mp. Sales on The snot
sd: TO arrive. 80 Low m.ddiins. az:
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y. 1866. Jazz. l2.E. September
CALL MONEY.

NEW YORK, Nov. call money cas-
Tor. high. E: low. /: ruling rate. >: closing
h.i. 1. offered at a.. 'hst loan. { call
loans against sccopiHnCcs, IA. tin" loans.
firm: mixed collateral, :" and - DAYS 3.
four and six months ;: prime CONNER
c!al paper. AZ.
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SUGAR NIiIiIiI.r

NEW YORK Nov. % -.rh: local raw
SuEir market was Uuic'er today ana no
lt"Sh business was reported Price. wors
nH,n'nG 'h az 80 cents for cast and
lt"lRht, erhai 20 h.GI for centrifugal Tho
raw sugar fntur"s market was Ouirc =,
NV" ana prices were hrmcr ON cnynrirp
and trade buying a. well IA ,nn.y.'f -"
mnnn from "ntsidc interests promp;ed
~ ,na "riin"SS 81 the spot market and
l'tt,'' - I"ti f'HErh" wHa inuuiriug for
now crop cuhas. Final prices were -
- nnints net higher Dcc"n!cr 3,a.
Nmrch' S",f May. BE: July 2.i
the market for refined was nr,ncr ,,J
prices were IN points higher Win o.
cfanul''cd listed at 7."n 20 Ia 'rbn,n
vas y mcd"r't" inquiry reported ia
fincd futures nominal Nv
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LIVERPOOL. HDTVDN.
LIVERPOOL. NOV. p Spot cotton nm
Ifai demand. prices easier. GoDH mid
ding. IT'S: fully middi!nw. iii': md
ding. li.g: low midilinr. li.t2; good "rdl-
nary. l".s.. ordinary. 49,. sales, to-
bales. including so American. R"c"iu'- .,
- On0 bales iucludiuE So" American. fn-
lures closed steady November. t:l. De
ccnb"r. iil2; Lanuary. 400. March. !SN,.
May. 1867: Juiy. 49, September, 1873.
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LONDON. NOV. a3.- Bar silver. 22i. pence
per ounce. Money. u. pen cent Discount
ratios. short bills and three months hii!.
. -itn2i2 per cent.
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rniidriug. .5l2; good miId!inE, 25.'5. Re
criris, ,.5?i, stock 3l'"'f
NEW YORK. NOV. % spot cotton quiet;
midd.iug. :" ~.
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NAVAL. STORES

SAVANNAH. GA. Nov. "a. -Turpcntine
nothing doing. last sale November - =,
l.,2a,: receipts. Gs5; shipments. iij: stock
li4Nr
Wnsin FIRM sales. LIST: receipts. is"5
shipments rs: stock. los 10.
euoIr: ~. u IS. T.. y. q. SajI. ~
~ I.2;ig: / a.2iis tti 60. *, 5.ii. VI. 20 n,
81: y. 80. VIC. G.o2i1 m6.o5, WV t.S5T
JtCKESoNVIII.E FLA. Nov. - -Tur
r"ntin". nothing doing. La2'. sales none;
receipts nNa, shipments so: stock, 1880
Rnsiu. steady sales. !. iS1' rcCeinis {" 80
shipments RS stock ~ ~! ouot., ~
%. r.. +. q ~ I. so X. 5e5: " 5sol7
CoTToNsEED OIL.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2a,--After selling OF
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

MEN-The TODD PROTECTOGRAPH
CO. New York Office at Park
Row, wants four men 10 sell the Pro-
tectograph and forgery proof checks.
Sales experience not necessary, but rel
erences are required. Commissions paid
weekly. See Mr.. Schlemmer, all day.
PROGRESSIVE MEN.
we desire to secure the services or several
men of the highest character and ideals VINO
are seeking an opportunity to enter the busl-
ness world; men who are employed at pres
ent can devote part of their spare time to
our work until they are thoroughly prepared
We will give you a special course OF train
ing at no expense to you. If unable to call
at our office for personal interview during
the hsy write fully stating age, nationality
and present employment and an evening ap-
pointed will be granted. Call for personal
Interview, Room oil, st. James Building,
1888 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

TELEPHONE STOCK SALESMAN
going concern manufacturing an
automobile necessity wants one expert
enced telephone stock salesman (vith
clientele preferred) 20 assist in mar
kctiug their 5 per cent. bonds; salary
and commission. See Mr.. Phillips,
from $50 to II 90 and . to / Z. NJ.
Room 1l03 al "A Stone st.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations Wanted MaIe-Domestic.
JAPANESE EAGLE AGENCY.

JAPANESE EAGLE AGENCY.
106 w. 46th ST. Bryant 1857 $685.
Cook, butler. chauffeur, houseworker: char
ncter and efficiency thoroughly investigated
ORIENTAL AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT
AGENCN-Chinesc help; references. Ill
w 42d. bryant 62S0.
JAPANESE-Select Employment Agency
bryant 703U tetFcen f5th-46ih sts. SOL
9th Avail lads OF domestic help.
APANESE Domestic Employment Agency
Select help. lSi Lexington av. 935s Mad. 20.
JAPANESE Emp. Agency. 20 W. 43d Long
acre slll. .-select help: refc's inyestlgated:
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

III4IfII VI IIIlI- lAft MIN 7
The Educational Alliance Ga Jewish philan-
thropic organization) requires a head for its
department of entertainments the incuH-
bent VIII have complete supervision OF
large auditorium and win be required 10
plan, organize and supervise concerts, lee
lures, recitals, entertainments, &C., FOR
adults and children. The applicant must
possess some knowledge Of music and be
able to interest musicians, lecturers. public
officials. SC, in the work. since no adInis-
sion fee Is charged to the majority Of the
events. Hours OF duty from 5-6 and 1910
v. N. daily except Friday. These hours may
b. varied By special arrangement from time
90 time. Please do not apply in person with
o.; Rn appointment, which will be made upon
t-aeipt of written application, giving fun
details as 20 age. education, experience, &c,
TO Dr. Henry Flcschman. 19I East Broad
llnN. q y. q.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

YOUNG man, about 90, as junior clerk: col-
lege education, 10 learn steamship business.
opportunity for advancement state age, Cdu-
cation, salary. {; 1865 Herald Fulton 81
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MEN.

AN OPPORTUNITY FOR SEVERAL
MEN AMBITIOUS TO ADVANCE TO
RESPONSIBLE POSITIONS BY AS
SISTING IN THE FURTHER
GROWTH OF LARGE. PROGRES-
SIVE COMPANY: PREFERABLY
MEN BETWEEN 80 AND 30. APPLY
PERSONALLY,
MIR. DOzIER. SUITE 1901.
GOTHAM BANK BUILDING,
COLUMBUS CIRCLE.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
pRAUGHTsAlAN WANTED.
HEAD OF nEpARTNiENT-

Wanted az once first class architectural
draughtsman. Address Fred A. Bishop,
architect. Petersburg. Va.
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Instruction.
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QUALIFY FOR
JUNIOR ACCoUNTANCY. OCTOBER. 1927
SENIOR ACCOUNTANCY, OCTOBER. 1928.
October 1 and u is the period of readjust-
ment and making up of accountancy staffs:
vanced just about far enough 10 take advan-
tage Of the opportunities open at that time.
1t is only a question Of industry-a fixed
Purpose TO devote "A few spare hours n week
TO home study training by the La Sale
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The efficiency of this method Is attested by
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1t is worth your while to Investigate. ASK
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LA SALE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY.
1I0-li4 West i2d st.
Bryant $500.
Omen oVaninrs and Saturday affprnOOus.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
sUPERINTENpENrs
OF CONSTRUCTION
AND ERECTION.

SUPERINTENDENTS
OF CONSTRUCTION
AND ERECTION.
4 housing company having con-
tracts for a large number Of houses
10 be erected this spring in the metz
ropolitan district desires to place SUBJ
contracts for mason work and toun-
datlons, plumbing and interior finisli-
ing. We furnish the main structure
OF reinforced concrete.
We also require several directing
superintendents of transportation and
erection. Responsible Dartie9 ca--'
need reply. Give references.
Address Sunshine Homes and Con-
crete Products Company, q. 5. A.,
Stratford, Conn.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.


sTENoGRAPHER. first class, with knowl-
edge of bookkeeping; only well educated
young woman with business training MiI DC
considered. Write s. -, box AZ. l5o6 y way.
TYPIsT and office assistant; good at fig
ures; girl 20 TO %, high school education
mention age. experience, salary u lloo
Herald, Fulton st.
VISITING GOVERNESS-Hig educa ed
French woman, between 70 and 80 years oi
age, 10 teach child OF years, mornings
from until -; only one who Is educa'ta
TO teach, not nursery EoVerness, nlusL oe
able 10 show diploma: also one with some
l,novledge of music; refined and neat; ref
orenccs required. do not apply unless tneHe
qualifications can be filled. q llO5 Herald
Fulton 81.
WOMAN over -. educated. refined: at least
high school graduate one capable OF
handling executive work In educational iield
promotion; good income to start. MI scoti.
YOUNG; woman. college or normal trained,
educational work. capable MANAGING oe-
partment growing business; state eoucauen'
salary at start expected. d 2136 Herala'
Instruction.
COMPLETE OUTFIT FREE
BY REGISTERING NOW.
WANAMAKER BEAUTY SCHOOL,
435 9TH av.. near 39th; opp. Lord d Taylor
Leading School in America.
Earn $50 weekly.
Hard ressing, Manicuring.
All branches taught; register now Tor hfeh
positions we cannot I'LL the demand reach
now for success In an environment Of
wealth and refinement: day. evening classes;
january openings ror our graduates:
pc Positions $3.50 per week
81 Positions S1S-S22 per week
II Positions $15-S16 per week
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Term three weeks to one month; day, eve
ming and home study courses. New York
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by State Board of Regents.
AN INDEPENDENT income Is assured Will
fred Graduates of Hair and Beauty Cul-
ture; day. evening classes Call. write VIII
fred Academy. 153 w. 44th. for booklet II.
EARN $50 weekly through Prof. Rohrer's
famous Hardress. Manicure, Beauty
School ff9 w. 4ad ST., Brooklyn. 10 ith
av Newark branch. SAT Broad So. Circular.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

CHAUFFEUR, last employer died. 10 years.
wishes position with private family good
mechanic. any car; honest, obliging. careful
driver; salary moderate; city, country. A
2004 Herald, Herald SO.
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MAN

We need the services Of clean
living man (ChTistian) OF good
standing and average ability, who
IS willing TO work hard for good
pay al tho same time lac is fitting
himself for promotion TO more im-
portant position with Us. Call all
day to-day or Monday evenings.
Apply Suite 1910. 20 West 4ith st.
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sALEsLApx.

sALEsLADy.
LEADING MUSICAL INSTRUMENT HOUSE
NEEDS a CLEVER SALESLADY. WELL
EDUCATED. CAPABLE or SELLING
HIGH CLASS TRADE. EXPER1ENCE IN
THONOGRApTT RECORD BUSINESS DE
gfRABLE BUT NOT ESSENTIAL, SALARY
AND COMMISSION. BOX ~.
III ST. JAMES BLDG.
sTENOGRAPHER, expert for stcamship
company: high school education mention
age. experience, education, salary desired.
G ii94 Herald, Fulton 81.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
CHAUFFEUR.

CHAUFFEUR wishes position as janitor.
gardener, and all around man. willing
worker and obliging; married, age so, white.
German; very best OF references; country
preferred: must be an all year round posi-
tion; state salary. VIM. Gieser. 322 West
3ith st.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
is YOUR PAY CHECK RIGHT

Are you 800 per week or $50 per week
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Lfe-Panning Institute,
Room s1s, 1I72 B'way, Times So. ". Y. City.
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S sITUATIoES WANTED-MALE.

CARpENER. BRITISH. 10 YEARS
Xperience. az ranches in gardening, wishes
ositi1n on private estate; care of live stock
lerried, cAgdren. William Hama. 203 West
isth 81. audubon 1887.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

CHAUFFEUR, Japanese, thoroughly expert
enced careful and competent driver; can
do all repairs; best personal references de-
sires position; city, country. Inuzuka. 8
West 9Sth st.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

iRpENliR married. 20 family; lrns ex-
periences ,etable gaTdSn. lawn, shrubs
flowers; Wife competen English waitress.
chambermaid II requires (no cooking ladn-
dry); best personal references. NJ. c., 3ol
West 2fth At.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
OF Home and Business Needs.
DOGS. CATS AND BIRDS.

CANARIEs, FINE SINGERS, SO.
MCCARTHY. 2Tp3 sth av Aud. $500.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
FURNITURE WANTED.

NINE police puppieq, . weeks old; pcdigreed
and registered Tel. orange 1854.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

CHAUFFEUR. mechanic. 80, single, desires
position private; IL years experienced REF
erences. II. Edinger. 157 East Saith. Lenox
o476
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

CHAUFFEUR, exceptional mechanic. driver;
formerly with Louis Chevrolet racing and
Packard, Locomobile; any foreign cars one
years experience as butler. houseman; best
references. Address II Summit av., Sum-
NIT
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

COUPLE. Belgian. 3s, with boy s. first
class plain cook and chauffeur butler;
overhaul any car; best references. II Sum-
NIT av., Summit, n. j.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

CHAUFFEUR, mechanic. 10 years expert
ence high class cars: careful driver; trust
worthy; willing, obliging. wishes private po-
sition. Coleman "a Robinson ST.. New Bruins
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
COTPI.E -ENC:IISH

,. w SE, i.St'Slot1, -
wife chambermaid or plain cook: man valet
or houseman; smart. respectful; sail soon
a. possible. Write to Coppin 40 Central
Drive, Shirebrook Derbyshlre, England.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

NURSE (practicaD attendant on invalid
or convalescent; references exchanged; re-
fined, patient and trustworthy. Mrs. Oliver
40 North Broadway. Yonkers, care Mrs.
Mccormick.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

/ GARDENER. HEAD.
| Life experience in all branches; married.
| one child; English. age So best references.
| L 2l06 Herald. Herald square.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

tHAUFF FFEUK-MECHANIC,
married. IS years experience shop and road.
drive any make car. Al reference last en-
ployer. Winter, 074S Morningsids.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

neat, reliable. careful driver; IL years pri-
vate experience high class cars; six years
last position; best references. Chauffeur,
107 West 104th. Telephone Academy 1927.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

CIIAUFFEUR-MECHA SINGLE five
years experience; neat appearances: good
habits: exceptional references. Green, 101 w.
a2d 7S7 Riverside.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

CHAUFFEUR, skilled mechanic, careful
driver. II years private families, Pierce,
Packard, Cadillac, any car. reasonable sal
ary; references; city. country. s 1873 Herald.
Herald So
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

FURNITURE WANTED PAY FULL
VALUE CONTENTS HOUSES, APARr.
MENTs. PIANOS. hooks. PAINTINGS,
BfifC- A. -BKAC, &C. TOBfAS, t20 CNIvER.
siTY PLACE. gTUYNESANT 1870.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

CHAUFFEUR R-MECHANIC. Swedish, mar
ried; no family; 10 years. experience;
lent careful drivers city country; recon-
mendations. StreYffert 1910 Amsterdam av
The Indianapolis times., 1922-08-26
INDEPENDENT AND
AMATEUR BALL

The Spades will play the Marcos Sunday
at Pennsy Park. For games with the
Spades address ". c. hoelhng. 1924 Rose
line ST., or call Webster 4396 and ask Tor
me Lincoln Highways have open dates
for Aug p Sept. 3 and Labor Day Leo
anon, Goldsmith. stilesvIle. Upton, Frank
fort and Spencer take notice. Address n. l..
Coleman. SIS y. Senate Ave. or call Main
6722. Denison Hotel barber shop.
Aaroons play double bill at Riverslde
diamond No. 1 Sunday afternoon. First
game with Lincoln &. L. 4. at As D. m;
second game with the City Hall team. Bat
teries for Maroons: Sylvester. Neidleman
and Jordan; Ewing and Queisser. All Ma
rooms are requested to be al diamond at
The 7. N. s. baseball team will play at
Longs farm Sunday. All players are re
quested to report at 726 Cottage Ave. at
10 a. m. A special meeting will be held
at the above address tonight.
The Indianapolis Locks will play the Ed
wards All-Stars Sunday at Douglas Park.
For games with the Locks call Lincoln 6311
and ask for Virgil.
The Favorite A. C.s have open dates
Sept. 8 and 4 They play at lakewood
on Sept. 10. For games address Hobart
Crawford, e73 W. Twenty-Fifth St. OF call
Eenwood 1880.
A. B. c. a double-header Sunday at North
western Park. The first game will be
dates for Sept. 8 and 4, The The CUBS ' would Sgi
las " AC0A rum DdAttAAc Ii. 14ptOn
Frankfort. Address L. Brown. All W. Tenth
St., or call Lincoln 4245.
The Indianapolis Giants a local colored
team VIII play at Lebanon Sunday and
VIII meet Jewell A. B. Cs at Northwestern
Park on Sept. 3. The Giants go to Marl1le-
vile on Labor day. For games address G..
II. Biggerstsh. Thirteenth and Yandes Sts.
The Arsenal Cubs Will play the Spades
Mtdgets Sunday at Pennsy Park at l p. m.
The following players are urged 10 be pres
ent at the park at IL noon. Haase. Fox
Davis, Weaver, Dennis. Sebree, Lawyer.
Burke, Conkrite. Cruise and Edwards. For
games with the Cubs call Circle 229S and
AJAX for Eddie.
The Indianapolis times., 1922-08-26
MIKE BRADY IS
EASY WINNER IN
OPEN GOLF MEET
Sails in Far Ahead of His
Opponents and Wins First
Title.
By United Netos

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BIRMINGHAM, Mich, Aug. 26.-
Mike Brady, Home Club professional,
won the Western open championship
title here Friday over the Oakland
Hills course when he turned in 291 for
seventy-twe holes,
knowing every blade Of grass on
the course, Brady was never headed
from the first tee-off and finished ten
strokes ahead of Laurie Ayton, Evans
ton, and Jock Hutchison, Glenview,
his nearest competitors, who were tied
for second. George Sargent, Colum-
bus. Ohio, finished third with 1903.
Chick Evans, Chicago amateur, and
Johnny Farrell, Quaker Ridge profes-
sional. who had been conceded
chance, finished badly and were no
where in the running.
Brady, who has been on the verge OF
a championship many times but never
quite succeeded in putting it over. is
one Of the best known professionals
in the country
Walter Hagen. 1921 Western open
champion did not compete. In not
doing so. it was learned Friday. he
lost a $4,000 prize and dinner mem
bers Of the Oakland Hills Club mad
been planning on giving him during
the tournament.