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NatiOaaI Leags~
WILMINGTON ENTITY
WINS TR0T H0N0RS

kutztown. Pa. Aug. 2s.-The kutz-
town Fair light harness meeting came
60 a successful close here Saturday.
three classes for the trotters and
PAGERS and three running races. half
mile each. furnishing an excellent
card.
In the 2.1s trot OF nine starters,
Nelly Jolla. n Wilmington entry. took
first money In straight heats, with Ma
bel Tramp. owned by &. W. Goodwin,
OF West Chester. second.
The four-furlong race for all ages,
was won by the bay MY. Restless. Of
the g. g. Armstrong string. from VIII
mington. Del
The 2lp trot was FOR $s0o purse.
and was beet three An fivo heats. w.
u Anstin owns Nelly Jola.
The time in the four furlong race
was u seconds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28
BURKINs MAKES NEW MARK.

L. +. Burkins made a new off-hand
record at the Diamond State rife shoot
Saturday afternoon. at fifty yards on
a German ring target with 245 out Of
possible $50.
Cashell made q high run, ofY-hand Of
23 straight bullseyes at a five-eighth
target. thirty feet. Appleby was good
second in event No. /. but could not
overtake Cashell's lead.
Lesney could not get his new %
Springfield TO put the little lead bull
let's In the target at 100 yards, but
promised 20 do better next Saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28
TRUMP ANDPENNSY
ON EDGE FOR TONIGHT
Second Game Of the Industrial
Series Expected to Bring Out
Record Breaking Crowd.

Trump and Pcnnsy will clash this
evening ut Seventeenth and Spruce,
at 6 o'clock, In the second game OF tho
play-ofY series for the Industrial
League pennant.
The Railroaders copped tho first
game last Monday. but tho Trump
management contends that this edge
will be rubbed smooth after today's
game.
Trump and Pennsy are giving an
excellent exhibition OF baseball in this
post-season engagement. Both mines
are In tho pink OF condition and are
full OF championship spirit. The games
played to date have but served TO
strengthen the prediction made prior
to the opening OF the series by fol-
lowers OF the two Industrial mines,
that tho game would be close and
hotly contested.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28
DOVER BASEBALL PLANs.

Special Correspondence Every Eveping.
Dover. Aug. is.-Dover's most Inn
portant baSebsll game this week will
be played on Yf1dAy. whsn Pocomnlns
City wm como hspo Tor . game.
Tho Triangle Club OF Wilmington
WI come he1s for = Same today and
tomorrow the locals viii Journey TO
Sudiersv1us. Nd On Wednesday
Dover win play at Denton, Nd Fort
du pont VIII be hero on Thursday.
Townsend will como here for the
fourth game of the present series on
Saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28
HOME RUN CONTEST.

Kenneth Williams los; his title as
leading home run hitter in the big
leagues yesterday when Rogers
Hornshy tied his mark by crashing
out his ,hirty-roond four-hasc clout.
The Giants were the victims OF the
hit, but II did no, hurt. for they took
the contest. II TO s. schultz and
Mueller. teammates OF Rogers. follow
ed their lenders by registering a cir
cult smAsh apiece. Young. Of the
Giants. aJso knocked the pin for a
round trip hit. Grimes. OF the Chi
cnro National League team. also h;t
a homer. Rain robbed tho American
League hitters of a chance 20 swell
their total. as only one game was
played IN that circuit.
frhs f,.d.vs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28
Local Boys In Fight st Salisbury.

Several local boxers are booked to
appear In boxing show to be staged
az Salisbury, Md, next Monday under
the direction of Olen Hackett. local
boxing promoter. Bucky McGinnis
fights the windup with Young Dundee.
Patsy Murphy and Johnny Traub of
Chester, put on the semi-windup, while
Pete Devine and Earl Johnson of the
First Engineers furnish the thrills in
the main preliminary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28
Candidates For Levy Court

Charles 8. Lcdnum and James J.
keenan, are candidates. for the Re-
publican nomination for Representa-
tive in the General Assembly from the
Third Representative district of VIII
mington. Mr.. Lednum announced his
candidacy q month ago. and Mr.. Kee-
nan entered the contest last week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28
At tho Savoy.
Two Games for Goodman

The Cookman Church Learn. team
hos pair OF tough games scheduled
Tor this week. Wednesday even,n z
the Cookies" tackle Pop MfIIer's =
Eastlake City Leagusrs In a tw1-
light TIT. and on Thur,day they line
up against Tho Brandyvfne Church
League squad IN a bsttIe Tor The
league Isadershfp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28

Monarchy. Alexandra Dumns i'm
mortalized this rogue In his book
dealing with the mans iifs. Joseph
Balsamo."
SCREEN.
"The wan Flower, at the Arcadia.
The time, tho place and the girl met
when Rupert Hughes wrote THE
Wall Flower" which. was produced by
Goldwyn with Colleen Moore in the
role of tho ugly ducslins who turned
out TO be- n swan. Tho Pic
ture which will bs shown at
tho Arcadia beginning today, is vari-
alton OF the old Cinderella story,
tale that never grows old and may
always bo presented in q new way.
Rupert Hughes has shown his ingenu-
ity in making his Cinderella a wall
flower. She ia just that. Nobody loves
her. She is only drudge. However.
oven drudge may have wonderful
times. The realization comes to her
| that she is only tho sport OF her
| friends and that ie tragedy. feverthc-
| less. there are others who discern the
swan in tho ugly duckling and through
their efforts change the rough brown
feathers 10 smooth white ones, And,
as In the fairy tale, tho prince comee
to claim his princess and they live
happily ever after
"Gay and DeyIlish- Mt tho Majestic.
The screens sup~eme fIapper, Doris
May. will bo seen nj the Majestic to
day playing the leading role in Gay
and Devilish" a typically fapper pic
tnre. No other personality, even the
stunning grass widow has created the
sensation that the fapper has and not
only society but the business world
} and every walk of life have been in
y vaded by the nervy, ubiquitous flap
per. OF tho many screen stars, DorIe
May seens TO be the one most pot.
: fectly suited to interpret the ways and
; w1les OF the madoap fiapper. In Gay
and Devileh" she has plenty OF op.
, portunity to flap and TO fnp we'll.
Wallace Reid Mt the Queen.
, Wallace Reid seorns 70 have invade,
Douglas Fairbanks' own particular,
. fiction territory when he saleote,
Richard Harding Davis' story "Th
: Dictator" for his production. Tho rse
II
, run at the Queen today, IS devoted :,
n story Of n revolutionary So,,tl
American republic made famous o,
tho screen by Fairbanks. But Wall
Is capable IN such things and Their,
J, Is no question but that he win de
. liver the goods"
= At tho Savoy.
e Tho Selxniok Pictures Corpor,t,o,
has done tho motion picture world
singular service in filming Germ,
Beaumonts famous Red Book stor,
y John McArdle Referee,v which he
y is opening performance today AT N
= Savoy Theatre. Tho Referred" &.
gripping tale Of the prize ring an
Il concerns the fortunes of John Nc
. Ardle referee who refuses IN n
" bribed. The added attraction ,- rea
. tured by Brownie, tho wonder dog
3 In a two reel Century Comedy entitle
= Short Weight" in which many zoo
= laughs are promised.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28
GAMES TOMORROW.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Detroit.
Washington at New York.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28
DOVER BEATS TOWNSEND,

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Townsend, Aug. 2s.-After securing
II runs in the fitst two innings, Dover
experienced little difficulty IN defeat
ing Townsend by the score of IA 10
Z. in a game played at Townsend Sat
urday afternoon The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28
BABY GAR III MAKES
NEW WORLDS RECORD

Hamilton. Ont, Aug- 2s.-Baby Gar
Sd. owned and driven by Gar Wood
of Detroit, Saturday. Set a new world
record In winning the third and final
fifty-mile heat for the Allison-Fisher
trophy today. averaging Al $40 miles
an hour. Baby Gar Sd covered the dis
tance IN l.12.33.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28
WEISMULLER ADDS
ANOTHER TITLE

Detroit. Aug. 2s.-Johnny
Weisnuller, Chicago's sensa-
tional swimmer. added another
championship 70 his string here
Saturday. when he defeated
Stubby Kruger. former cham
pion, in the 150-yard breast
stroke. National Amateur Ath-
letic Union championship swim.
Weismpller's time was / min
ute 55 $40 seconds below the
record for the distance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28
TOWNSEND
MILFORD IN WIN
OVER MIDDLETOWN NINE

Middletown, Aug. 2s.--Milford de-
feated Middletown here Saturday, 8
to 4. Lintz featured at the bat, hit
ting safely four times, while Manode
held Middletown safe at all times.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28
WilmingtOnians at Camp.

A number of Wilmington people
attended the SD camp meeting at
Ocean Grove. n, j.. last week. Bishop
j, f. Berry conducted the opening
services on Friday evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28
SATURDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN LEA0UY

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago, 8; Athletics, o.
New York. 8; St. Louis, 2.
Detroit. 8; Washington, s.
Cleveland Boston, rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, s.; Chicago. 0,
(11 innings).
Pittsburg, Z Brooklyn, S.
Cincinnati. s; Boston, 3.
Cincinnati, 2; Boston,
(second game).
New York, s.; St. Louis, T.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28
GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago at Philadelphia g games)
Cleveland at Boston.
st. Louis at New York.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28
TWILIGHT BASEBALL
CALENDAR FOR WEEK
TONIGHT.
Church LNaRuA

First Division--St. Paul'B va
West. Baynard, No. 4; umpire,
Rickerts.
Second Divtsion-Ffrst-C Gen.
trail vs.. First NJ. p. Rockford,
No. q; umpire, Brittingham.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

III hIUAN L6AUUH.
Washington. Z; Detroit, 2.
St Louis at New York, rain
Other clubs not scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago, 8; Philadelphia, l.
Cincinnati, .: Boston, o.
Cincinnati. z; Boston, s.
(second game).
New York. 12; ct. Louis, s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
STAGE.
~PeR o. Nv Henrt- Is Here.

That lovable peg O. My Heart" In
due for Il visit TO Wilmington today.
when sho will be introduced TO the
people OF Wilmington again, this
time by the Wilmington Players. The
first performance OF the piece will be
given this evening at the Garrick,
There Ia q vast difference between
tho comedy that appeals 10 the sympa-
thies OF tho audience and the comedy
that makes them laugh. The latter Is
forgotten almost as soon as seen, but
the former leaves pleasant memories
behind. In this fret classification Is
Peg. J. Hartley Manners has written
what he describcs as n comedy Of
youth" and tho title is an apt one,
for the central figure is one OF ir-
resstible youth and tho central idea
is concerned with the influence OF
youth. a comedy with universal ap-
peal must have good qualities, and
Peg. has many. In It Iauretts Taylor
scored her first and what has proven
10 be her greatest success.
In Peg the author has created a
character of delightful originality and
the brief story his comedy tolls 10 full
of quiet wisdom and charity, under
lying It's superstructure Of delicious
fun and frolic.
~The BaT Coming.
Tho greatest dramatic success in
generations, The Bat" by Mary
Roberts Rinehsrt and Avery Hop
wood. will be presented by Wagenhals
"A NJ af srha
Labor Day. and next Tuesday. "The
Bat" played over two years in New
York md with record OF over one
solid year in Chicago TO It's credit has
smashed. not only theatrical traditions
but records az well. The Bat" Il
not only In a class by itself 70 far AZ
tho length Of It's runs are concerned
but II 10 absolutely the undisputeo
leader OF all dranatio plays In point
of attendance and gross receipts.
At Tho Playhouse
Aduiph Naubers mystery hfe -Th.
Chsx1AtAn" comes to Tho Playhous,
Friday ntRht for q two day engage
mant directly from ths Tt1nes Souar,
Theatre, New York. wf1ars Il playst
triumphant seA4on. closing only {
short time ago 70 permit tho com
pany 10 have a GUNNER vacation. T
comes hero prior TO its Philadelphia
engagement opening at the waInu
Street Theatre there Sor a run be
ginning next Monday. Tho Char
latan" is. in many ways. a de
parture from the usual mystery pioce
For its prota8onist in none other tha,
a 1922 Cagliostro. the greatest rogu,
In history. This gentleman was ,
quack who fourtshed in contfnenta
Europe along about the close OF tn
eighteenth century. He was well an,
unfavorably known IN every capita
or Europe. from the sem!-Orienta
metropolis OF st. Petersburg TO Vi.nna
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28
FIRST ENGINEERS

scoRE ny ISNiNos'
Pirs, Rnxines<s =. o o / oo 90 o oo q o-i
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28
TUESDAY.
Church League,

First Divi,ion--Mt. Salem VS..
Westminster. Baynard. No. /;
umpire, Brittingham.
Second -Division-Epworth VS..
Scott, Rockford. No. 2; umpire,
Rickerts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28
Independent Games,

Five Points Married Men VS..
Five Points Single Men, Five
Points, 6.15.
Chester VS.. st. Thomas at
Harlan Field, elimination series.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28
Industrial Learue,
Independent Games.

Pennsy VI. Trump. Seven
teenth and Spruce. p. m.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28

Bacharach Giants VS.. St
Thomas. Harlan Field. 6 p. m.
Wilmington Giants vs. Elev-
enth Ward, Second and du Pont
streets, 6 y. m.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28
Independent Games.

st. Thomas w. American
Chain, elimination series,
grounds undecided.
Fort du Pont VS.. Dover, at
Dover.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28

tho fount Of gayety of tho old Dual
Monarchy. Alexandra Dumns i'm
mortalized this rogue In his book
dealing with the mans life. Joseph
I5alsamo."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28
WEDNESDAY,.
Independent Games.
Goodman VS.. Eastlake.

THURSDAY
Church League.
First Division-Cookman vs..
Brandywine, Twenty ninth and
Market; umpire Rickerts.
Second Division--McCabe VS..
Bethany. Baynard. No. /; UNI
pire, Birmingham.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28
FRIDAY.
Church League,

FRIDAY.
Church League.
First Division-Grace VS.. Sec
ond Baptist, Baynard, No. /;
umpire, Brittingham.
Second Division---St. Stephens
vs. Trinity, at Rockford. No. 9;
umpire. Rickerts.
Independent Games.
Fort dupont VS.. Elkton, at
Elkton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-13

Pyatt. 3S43 Farmount avenue; G. ].
Blair. jj1i Pine street w. McNabb.
25s South Twenty third street; Frank
Barnes. 1926 Christian street: Anna
Perry. 223O North Nineteenth street
Esther B. Scudder, 1926 Rodman
street: Sarah White. 155 West Sharp
mack street Judson Newburg, Penield
Pa.
Did you know that there is new
disease that is spreading itself broad :
cast: 1t does not get Quarantincd,
neither does 1t result in expensive doc :
tors visits.
It's n nice. casy-going disease, which
attacks young and old, rich and poor
alike. No one Is immune; all are sub
ject 10 it. lnocuation does no good
It's Lmerickitus. You never know
when it will hit you or how. Some are
taken in the middle of the night; others
while walking along the street. Some
have been known to leave the dinner
table because Of it.
Llewellyn Williams. who has won n
check. has very bad case of 1t. He
was attacked on the trolley car, and is
subject to repeated visits.
just TO prove how it has affected him.
he sends in. with n letter of thanks,
the following:
"Iherc 1rds a vo"ng tellon named Lcr,
Who after his dan's wOrk Wds thru
He a Linn 'rickrrrOtc.
Got century note
And his thanks to the Ledger arc due"
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Wins Lin,'rick
Hundred While
He Hunts q Job
Continued from Page Ono

Continued from PAGE Ono
Oliver could not say. but it's dollars
to doughnuts that he can make most
excellent use of it.
The nine other contestants who won
places on the ballot are:
John Ward. 1904 Locust street ;
Minna Rcichelt. 3O41 West Norris
street; Francine Robinson, 1915 North
Eighth street; Mrs. G. Lambert, Ches-
ter. Pa. W. u. Downs, 1917 Walnut
street. Raymond Hazlitt, $50 Bel
grade street; F. NJ. Sterling, Harri-
man. Pa. G. E. Beardslcy. Swarth-
more. Pa. G. Lester Cpdegrave. S53
tOrinthian avenue.
Employees of the Crane Ice Cream
Company. at Twenty third and Locust
streets. formed the jury. They had a
lot Of sport collecting, but We must say
that they certainly were Il we'll behaved
jury and we were grateful to them.
They were Benjamin. Prayer. .Jr.,
"otS Poplar street; Beatrice Sliker,
$500 Arch street: Helen Ncumann,
2o2S Reed street: Sarah Fishtine.
5000 West Cumberland street; Anna
Green, 1914 South Cecil street; S. II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-13
HELP WANTED-MALE

MN - n a small Southern city q youpg
h!tn began business enterprise about :
GiH'H ago WIN assets consisting solely Of
'Cuuldn't b" duHa." '''e'
u Ito has built business worth several mil,
non ioi,arH enter many large cities and
mas Ia!d the foundation for greater occ"m-
p!iShIncEts in the East ''e'iii-
., ms Gohcsih needs certain types Of men
70 carry out Ia" practical plans nf - %
aonmdrr' a" ! ~ the duty Of the undcr,
n.shed to iAi them. / am not soakins man
VINO 'Hbe,t HHN"Ilhl" executive Cunn"c, inn.
w" are p'Nh- ,ur pam, normal hnnnan
,a.rnsh, d, '%,,'n 20 and 80 #no win follow
capahI" Of assuming managerial Iesnnpa,h,in ne
,i"H as soon - th'H learn the essentjaIs NJ
II You ar" OF that type We invita- va, 90
our Philadelphia office. 49,, lOiI ShsSs,ua, SUu 10 :,
nut pleas 90 pot call un!esa you can remsin
ten. i'ustees Sys-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-13
HELP WANTED-MALE

MAN-One who was raised in small town
or city, who came to Philadelphia to sue
coed, VINO ti.s been here y few wears ana not
lost that determination. rcrre""nt l. Wcs'
,ru concern WhT!stiRGs) who are enEaBinS
20 a great undertaking in the East; the men
employed viii have = job he can put his heart
Iu'o and will not have TO worry about
finances; we do not want an accountant or
clark who Is content with daily routine he
ij.ust b,. 4 man between 90 and 81. who can
l'uld I. business and assume increasing
NpOHsibilitIes as he goes along. Apply TO
Nr H'ishart. 43G, l0ll Chestnut.
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Genera.
pITSINESq SERVICF Co

Aceountant-Foreisn Credit & Coll s2soo
Bookkeeepers-wholessle Groceries 1890
Credit ManaGer GER sAsTt' ,t'1Mfs. concern. 1850
Design concrete const, and steel $4,000
Manager (Salesl-Auto Access, $4,000 sR1no
Salesman-Offlce Systems, $4,000; GrorerIooo
$500: Advertising, $500 up; Au,omohtiess
enographer-EngncerIng lines rypis,s
MEN--s40. $3.50 weekly; become adyertI.,ng
writer's; students frequently earn soG'
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-13
MAN

We need the services OF rieau
living man iGentt,eJ OF good stand
Ing and average ability. who is
wiling 10 work hard for good pay.
at tho same time he is fitting hIT-
SELF for promotion to more important
position with US: Apply Suite llOs,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-13
DISTRICT MANAGER

We want a man between oS and 3s
years Of agr with unusua. sales abIl-
ity, preferably experienced in han
d.irg Iesm"n, O. taFe ChnrE, Of our
HoSton district of.C.: We are a we'll
',on, with Offices IN all principal
cities, ana have large local ell
cntr!c. this of CO has been estah-
I!Shed over three years and should
not district manager $1,000 TO
SlnO a year; acceGrod applicant
VIII be thoroughly trained in own
Office and paced in charge Of going
business, unuEua, sales corporation
guaranteed: mus, be- able to r,nance
present office and have absolute
mnoI nS 10 snl"s abiliiy and intng-
r!ty: DO not answer unlcss Won can
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Address VI COS. Ledger Cn!ce
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-13
Am EnRENtAN

MANUFACTURER AND FOREMAN
l., take charge OF factory near PhIadel lphi Ia
on het,er-grade silk waists; only those thor
vughly experienced and capable need Apply
good opportunity for tho right party to make
\ prrIna ncnt connection. Slater & Slater,
. W. 3@d st, New York City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-13
MACHINERY AND TOOLS

rpR AIE-Wheelwright and blacksmith
shop equipment, consisting -
, 9B' rover band saw,
1 TO- power JO.nter.
a. bower fans.
I 49, exhaust fan,
:, Ruffa 10 dOwn-draft forg's
2 Post power drills.
puileys. betting shaftrg and tools.
Iso lumber rims gpokos e,c
TYE AUTO SUPPLY GO.
~ y. Maple ".
Mount Carmel, Pa
NEW and "a hand machinery bought sold.
exc. plants disma ntIed Grow 1905 y al
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS. Z. o. HARVEY. 1910 Ritteuhouss "a.
Protestant. Catholic. all nationalitisS
Of cooks. inexperienced girls. 9 Protestasf
girls. chambermaid and waitress; double
couples. buffers. chauneurs. gardeners. etc.,
WANTED, buffers. 2d men, Swedish ana
other first class cooks. kitchenmaids Prot.
Mattresses. infant nurses. downstairs gifis
and general maids Tor apis; ref. required
Mrs. Rogers. 8l7 8. Goth st.
SITUATIONS wanted-Young Protestant
cooks. chnmbermaids. mattresses. comps.
tent childs nurses 70 'sework girls. buffers.
MISS HARKINS. 20O4 Bainbridge. wants
cooks, waitress. nurses. maid couples.
Phone Spruce 1927.
WANTED-Competent white help in ever
capacity: ref req. 1919 Bainbridge st.
WANTED--At Episcopal Office, 3l2 s. I2th
cooks. mattresses. Protestant maids. nurses.
MRS. NICHOLAS. 238 s. Goth wants but.
lers. cooks. $50 to 800: sovernesses.
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WANTED-Man with car to sell the bes,
Ford oil gauge made; 500 per week anS
extra commissions. :, Benton Harbor Acces.
sories Co. Benton Ha rbor. Mich.
AGENTS wanted to advertise our goods sn1
distribute free samples to consuTners: ~
roducts CO.. 66ls American BID. Cincinnati cinifsin
n,rss, Ssss eel Duo Double
neces stiles: big repeaters; write today. nno
Co. Dept. ELL. Attica. N. Y.
Holmes tires and tubes; ma
capital required: 500 weekly income prios
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BIO PAY-Man or woman OF character a
distrib. re,ig. literature: chance 10 InsSs
5000 or more: full or spare time: no cap os
exp. neces'y. Universal Bible House. Phils
AGENTS. all or part time: best csc houss
hold article ever shown: everybody buys.
get sample and particulars Baldwin Nfs
Co.! 81 Cherry Milford. Conn.