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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
BOXING COMMISSION
TO BE APPOINTED
Five Men to Handle Ring Game In
This City

Philadelphia is about to follow in
he steps Of New York In having a box
ing commission. 1t will not have tho
sanction Of tho State as the one in
New York does. but it will act in a
large way to keep boxing In this city
clean. ''
A commission, consisting Of five men
Of this city, will govern and control
boxing at the Arena when the former
Ice Palace reopens for fistic entertain. .
ments next week. Such was the an.
houhcement at dinner given to news.
papermen by Jules Mastbaum mt tho
Locust Club last night.
This commission, so It was announced
would decide upon the merits of tho
bouts, pronounce sentence upon all fake
affairs and In general keep clean the
tistic slate which is to appear in West
Philadelphia.
While boxing at the Arena is to be
conducted by Leon J.. Rains and Ernest
Jambor. it was made plain during the
course Of the evening that the boxers,
once they appeared within the ring.
would be under the personal surveiI.
lance Of this commission of five, who
are to pass Judgment upon the calibcr
of boxing the ring principals produce.
In this way it is hoped to elevate box.
lHs 10 tHc HleHcsI pIuHc Ill tulS city and
to also safeguard the followers of box.
ing in this city from any possible chance
of taking in the bouts.
Charles II. Grakelow. Edwin O..
Lewis. and William II. Recap were
nominated by those around tho festive
board to form committee to name the
five men who are to constitute this
board of judges. They are to make
known their selections Thursday.
In the opening bouts. which are
slated for Thanksgiving Day afternoon.
the following have been signed to an IT.
pear: Bobby Barrett, Pal Moran,
Johnny Dundee. Alex Hart, Joe Tip
lit2 aud Shnmus O'Brien.
Tho pairings are:' Bobby Barrett.
Clifton Heights knockout artist. VS.. Pal
Moran. of New Orleans; johnny Dun
dee. New York veteran, VS.. Alex. Hart,
Ohio protege Of Johnny Kilbane, az,
Joe Tiplitz. Of this city, vs.. Shamus
O'Rrien. Of Yonkers, n. Y.
Johnny Brown, Of England. will meet
Martin Judge. of this city. in the sec.
ond contest.
4 local youth who has piled up long
list Of knockouts. benny Bass. Of this
city, and Billy Mascot. of New York,
will square on in the opening contest.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
Abingdon HIGH WILL
PLAY BASKETBALL
Thirty Candidates Report for Pre-
IlmlnAry Work

Thirty candidates for places on the
Abingdon High School basketball team
have reported for practice. Prelimi.
nary indications are that from this llst
the coaches will develop the strongest
tenn the suburban school has ever had
The schedule. virtually completed, fol
lows:
December 90. Alumni, Mt Arlington
January o, Media High. at Media; ~
Lower Merton, at Arlington 10, Rad.
nor High. at Arlington; 23, Radnor
High, away; 90, Upper Darby High
away; February 3, Norristown High,
Mt Norristown; ; o. open date; IL, Media
High. at Abingdon 10. open date; 10
Hatboro High, at Arlington; %. Lower
Merton High, at Ardmore; e., Upper
Darby High. at Arlington; March O.
Jenkintown High. at Abingdon; o, oper
date; 13, Glen-Nor High, at Arlington
10, Doylestown High, at Doylestown,
No games are scheduled for the foot
ball tenn until the morning Of Thanks.
giving Day, when the classic OF the
season-the battle with Cheltenhan
High-will be played at Elkins Park.
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field, with the exception Of George Sui.
Ivan, who had late class.
DILL KELLY, eith q suoAt IN.
y inv to his leo, Frank Graf, pho
received a nasty gqsh bet,oee~ tAe
cues, and Jack Derh, ,oho scas hart
IN tho Pittsbur0h game. are the only
players on the Injured list. DerN
had suH on and took long .scork.
out. He stiU ii,nps perceptibly,. but
no should be able to do dct1vs hard
:cork before the tceek Is out. Kelly:
tho bi0 guard tcill be In scrtnma0tng
In q couple Of days. A special head.
acdr 10 being made for Graf to cover
tho injured part Of hts head.
CEvERAL great battles are on THU
- week for three positions on the team
irat, Papworth and Dewhirst are oil
cnndidates for the berth at right guard
ned sd down 80 cnpably by the first named
on Saturday until removed because oi
Alabama game, but has entirely recov
cred and will be in there fighting e
regain the post lie filled from the begin.
ming Of the senson. Dewhirst was giver
his first opportunity to display his wares
IN the line against State and he more
than made good.
At center Jack Dern, the veteran l.
going to have n keen battle on his hand.
to displace Jack Adams. The lattel
played sterling football against State
and with the added fact TINT he Is II
perfect physical condition and Dern l,
not makes him the odds on favorite.
In the bnckfield Craig Is making I
determined fight for the post now helt
by Langlon. The latter has had th'
greater experience and right now Is bet
ter than Craig. I.angdon has been tn,
star OF the backfield dcfensively all sea
son from the time he started regularly.
Without him more than two dcfea t,
might now be registered against tn,
Red and Blue. He has been towe
Of strength, backing up the line, maxim;
the greatest number Of tackles. As al
interferer he has done exceedingly wei
considering the weakness Of the team II
that department. Craig IL n fighter
however, and will make the former
Scranton lad fight to the last ditch L
hold the position.
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Johnny Donneily. West ,Ph!ladelphis light
Ssss s.iHsa o.rs s.fSn* bout. H;Sf Win. e'f boyc
PatsSS;on; y; P9nnel'y is member o'
south psiiaaslphs. ,o nee. Nate "rr Sarr. 81 Of
HsysmSes et%TT Craon n0"i and H Ka yu.n
viii clash on tho same program,
4 hhss.yyywe!Sht; hoat between Gen. Tunnsy
at a t%eive-soSnd bout Ut a, Newark. s''''' met IN
Mike Kredaii has b-en matched bv Her.
pan ibna,m Bssms., 70 tako on Johnny Gil at York.
Nat, X n'SSs SS; IL oef' w
His opponent will so Mike Dundee,
n 49, .s;.a 's' 10 Hs.m.s :'sT ass rs
garage OF slovsmsn.
pSn Gs'rs; VIII Hssmsr !. sy tGss T.scD.:S :'.Hs s'
,wssS 1ns Of Es,,ns ,ss Hrs''Ts 70 bantam 6ae
Charley Boot. posls y. SiS Frsnks "'r s%,,s sET's
BBs,i,ny L;Tcns,a Tsrry Miases Doyle and Joe
the Twentieth Century Club tonight In
the wind,up Toushey Murray. ~ Pittshn-nh
Xs Mcsseneer Miller will b, the s"ml, Pre-
ilms; s!,,y MWa,h,,nHneE W,,,HE W.: Rlly Allen. Young
NANCY rs rMorn., rMM.Te Brown and Harry Meter
Fiddle Hayes ha. arranged n snoc,a,
TiGht with nobby o'Ke.fs to meet meet Iohnnnnyy Ihnny
Tn,isy Tly IN the Tind.up. Other nuHGers:
vs., Tiny G,odwtn. zoe Kapian w. Kid Cr"ss
and Joe socco Va Johnny Tender.
The neat time. Eddie Dempsey stem, into
the ring hs will bog as q Junior weIter. n,o
asHt asss tsSs' ii IL h! SssTS $I !. FL:
ssssals Mss !: ..:.s r. 49,. -. o'"''''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
Boots and Saddle
The Tip. Ton Purse ia tho feoturc

The Tip. Top Purse is the feature race
at Bowie today, with a field of eight,
at six furlongs. Miss Joy. coupled with
Fair Phantom, appears the class. Miss
Joy has not been in form this year nor
really since she was injured in the run. .
ming Of last years Futurity at Lexins-
ton. But she has been working back 10
her old form Of last year and may make
runaway race of the Tip Top. On
Watch will be the outstanding choice
In all probability, but at the weight he
carries he should not be a match either
for Miss Joy or Gentility.
Tho Rosemont Purse and the Tsrmi.
nal Purse also draw good horses. In the
Terminal there are several high. class
two year. .olds, notably Vigil, Osprey
and Moonraker.
Horses which seem best are: First
race - BE Trueman. Buckston and
Marrone entry, Three Square; second-
Mustard Seed, Jyntee, Sweepy third
Vigil, Osprey, NIoonraker: fourth
Miss Joy, Gentility. Crocus; fifth.
Gentility, Opperman. Royal Charlie :
sixth-Goaler, War Mask. War Victor ;
seventh-LaKross, Philaris, Bravo.
Snapper Garrison. now connected
with the MontfOrt Jones farm. who il
attending the Bowie meeting, says that
both MontfOrt and u. Il. Jones have
gone to California for the winter. The
Jones string at Bowie are under the
management of Kay Spence.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
FRANKFORT CLINCHES
1922 SOCCER TITLE
Pioneers overwhelm Germantown
In League Game. 7 to o
PUBLIC HIGH school. LEAGr,r

Frankford High virtually clinched
the soccer championship In the Public
High School League yesterday after.
noon. The Pioneers ran roughshod over
Germantown High and now have seven
points for four games. This is thre,
better than teams deadlocked for second
position. Northeast and West Philadei.
phia High.
Two games are listed this afternoon.
Northeast High travels to Houston
Field, Twenty. ninth and Somerset
streets, and West Philadelphia Hirh
will journey to Thirteenth street and
Snyder avenue to meet Southern Hirh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
PENN BRUSHING UP ON
DEFENSE FOR CORNELL
Yale.HarUard Game
Tickets for 49, 900

New Haven, Nov. 21.-Complete
reports from the Yale ticket once
show that 100000 applications for
seats for the Yale. Harvard game
next Saturday were received, Of
which 10000 were honored. This
will be the second time this season
that the Bowl has been sold out
entirely.
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With Cornell Thanksgiving DE-
SlNYTHE RETURNS TO-
ARMY GRLDLRON SQUAD
VIII Expel Students
Guilty of "Scal ping

Lincoln. Ncb., Nov. 21.-Two
hours after being placed on sale
tickets for the Nebraska. Notfe
Dame football gnme, to bc playe1
here on Thanksgiving, were ex.s
hausted. ~
Coincidcnt with the announcements
of the demand for tickets, Deasl
Elberg, Of the university, declares
that students found guilty Of "sca1p.
ing" tickets will be expelled.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21

In addition it defeated Narberth. 1
"to O. Trenton Normal. . to 0. and
Woodbury.. : to /. in games not in.
cluded in the league schedule.
The team was coached by Miss Ruth
Wooiey, captained by Elizabeth
Thecksten and managed by Irene Den.
ney, 1t lined up with Sadie Alexnn.
der at goal Martha Powell. Alta
Powell, Irene Dcnney. Addie Burrs
and Thelmn Ross on the forward line
and Amethyst Wlckhnm, Elizabeth
Theckston. Sue Pearse. Helen Nc
Gonagle and Julia Hughes as backs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
Wabash In Post. Season Game

(raW WfNrdsvII!e, Ind, Nov. 81 Waho sh
College football team viii meet the Uni.
test, the Saturday after Thankssiving, If,
was announced by J. 4. Cragwell, athletic
staged under the AUSPICES OF the Memphis
Chamber Of Commerce,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21

about with n cane, but by no means ain
to play. Buckley played left end today
and Ebersole was in at right guard.
II Dobie believes in notices just one
sign would be hung in the training
quarters. That would read: beware
of the Penn Jinx."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
WIN Coach WlIlIama EIxa

williamstewn. NOV, 2i.-Professor auer-
coiless.. wilI coach ths y.Is!ty bssEstbaIi
With thirty candidates evt.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
Jimmy o'conne,, Has se,rIe. Fever

San Frnncisce. Nov. 2i-JImmy Ocon.
neil, otYhelacr for the San Francisco CLUB
10 to report to the New York Giants next
year. - Ill with scarlet fever at his hong
at Boyes Springs. Calf II was learned
here today. O'Connell was sold to the
Giants for s75. 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21

John Dev winner OF the Middle Atlantic States feather weight
ponsip last shown the right Willie wter
weight Sensational with Blackistou in which
thsy scored double noekout the lett Pscsy mdde
their aner The boxers memb s Kayeuls Cstss Uui
as1 VIII senpsts - ~ PhiIa6lpAs shpapisaahip tsalg M
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
SALESMAN

wanted, with automobile, acs
Sueintsd with trade. to cali upon
meme stores with advertised
brand Of mons nlsht wearJ
kindly state present occups.
tion, past experience, references,
etc, Address
A sss. EhDors OFFICE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21

STEAMSHIP NOTICES
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Scraps About Scrappers

Johnny Denneily. West Ph!ladelphis light
ceivsd offers for bouts with Willie Doyle
at Newark ~ and Willie Herman at
the Shanahan c. c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21

field, with the exception Of George Sui
livan, who had late class.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21

=. The ns1t time Eddie Dempsey step. into
s:sh yy:|sS!s: sssSs IA ,ssiss SsSss. ~FI!;T ss:
g SsalS "a nss s's's u .sss = VI . :s;s o'as'sS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21

heavyweixht hOut between Gen. Tunney
and Charley Wenert will he decided at the
Garden November 10. They recently met in
a twelve-round bout a. Newark.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

INFORMATION wanted concerning the
whereabouts OF Bridget Hughes csughter
~ John Hughes and Annie Fines. her
heirs :; formerly O. Manhattan, vicinity OF
.ist 81. and sNv, a. John Hughes was for
merly an employee of New York Gas Com
pany. Communicate with PHILIP V. MAN
MING, attorney at law ~ Court ST.. Brook-
kn. ~ Y.
BURT LEWIS SWEET sometimes called
Richard Wallace, son of Kate wallace
Sweet. will please communicate regarding
estate Edward $. Wallace, formerly. OF
Springfield. Ohio who recently died. VIII
any party knowing address kindly advise.
CARDoZO e. NATHAN.
Attorneys for Estate,
i2s Broadway.
MIR AND MRS. PAUL WAGNER, formerly
OF Philadelphia. or any person knowing
present address. please communicate with
GEORGE BAWDEN. JR.. 664 Union av..
Bronx, n. Y. City.
INFORMATION wanted OF the heirs OF JOHN
HOWE, who resided In Ridge ST., Msnhat-
tan, In 1SI9 JOHN NJ. RUCN, 99 Nassau
81. ". y
INFORMATION wamed where pur-
chase a book called Hsdley's Sacred Noun
tain. L. T., 20i6 Herald. $50 BMay.
FRANK KENCH = Anybody knowing his
whereabouts write j. X. 1899 Herald Brklyn
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

ADVERTISER in a po itiou 90 buy lnmedl-
ately at retail would like TO hear from
firms dealing In the following commodities. !.
Clothes for men. women, children; sporting
goods, books, stationery; groceries, motor
cars, commercial, pleasure, etc, Register
cataoss to insure delivery. ALFREDO y.
SHAW. 33i5 Moreno, Mar del Plata i. 9. g.,
Rep. Argentina.
noRG buys diamonds. old gold, silver. plat
inum, antiques, pawn tickets, bronzos, bric-
n-brac. f46 W. 23d 81. Tel Watkins 7Os5.
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FURNITURE.

HIGHEST PRICES PAID. SPOT CASH. FOR
YOUR FURNITURE. CONTENTS OF
HOUSES, APARTMENTS, PIANOS. RUGS.
bRIC-ABRAC. BOOKS. SILVER, AN
TlQUES. &C. DON'T SELL BEFORE YOU
SEE WILLIAMS, 100 UNIVERSITY PLACE.
PHONE STUYvESANT 1870.
LARGE quantity fine oak office railing,
bookkeepers' desks. counters, rolltop desk,
Elliot Fisher billing machine. cloth testing
machine, electric fixtures. platform scale,
for sale. iith floor, 295 Fifth av.
MAHOGANY living and dining room, Vic
trola, bed davenport, curtains. draperies,
rugs. white enamel bedroom. kitchen uten-
sils. $500. Phone fremont 245O.
FURNITURE reupholstered. repaired, pol
ished: draperos. slip covers. &c, made TO
order. Write. phone 67aS Circle for samples
and estimate. Upholsterer, 800 West sd st.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

ARTIST. commercial free lance Christian;
high class advertising agency offers excep-
tional studio facilities for low rental; can
furnish art contracts and leads" 70 offset
rent unusual opportunity for educated, re-
fined young woman. 20i7 Herald, Her
aid 50.
ASSISTANT in office, prefer one who has
worked in a dress house Apply 20 Mr..
Simon. Carleton Dress Company, 81 West
9th St, New York city.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced with at least IS
years practical work on general corp.
books; best Of references nnd bond. subject
10 thorough investigation absolutely neces-
sary: Telephone secretary.-Lenox o272.
BOOKKEEPER. experienced In drug sun
dries preferred, trial balances, control ac-
counts about 80 yrs. OF age state qualifl-
cations and salary desired. GS3 Herald.
$50 Broadway.
CANVAssERs (5ol, salary and commission.
a-i2. room ~ GOO West lslst.
BEtlMAfD-WAITREsS, white, expert
enced, small family. Call Sunday and
Monday morning. Friedman, 70 w. l3d ~.
CLERK In Insurance brokers' office for IN
dorsement work; must be familiar with al
kinds OF Endorsements and be able 70 COM
puto return premiums salary 800 per
month GIT Herald. $50 Broadway.
COOK mlddle-aged. capable. plain cook for
small family; country In sumner long ref,
crences only considered: state wages and
experience. 1870 Broadway, Box ee3;
COOK. German or hungarian, good wages
references required. Call sunday or Mon.
CAV morning NEF. VI. Muitef oVu W est i-iiH
av. Riverside Hi2T.
COOK, first class. 5 in family. must have
city references; highest wages. Call Mon
day, all, l-5, Blumenthal 555 Park ay
COOK aud waitress. Swedish or English.
city Brennan Agency. CO.. Madison ay.
COOK, chambermaid-ws sitress. city, country.
good wages. Wettler's Agency 20 West 43d.
COOK. experienced. small family. Margulles.
80 W. 10Th.
CORRESPONDENT preferably with
experience IN credits and collections; IN
terview on Sunday only 20 save busy execu-
tive Interruptions on Monday. Phone Nur-
ray Hill 6O00, apply ia person between
10 and I. 342 Madison av., room I0T,
DEMONSTRATORS. ambitious. Intellectual
lady: salary 81 800; permanent; advance
ment. Suite i7i5. sos 9TH av
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. waist, pskirts and
finlshers. go Lexington av.
FiT~TERs. EXPERIENCED. ACCUSTOMED
TO FIRST CLASS WORK. FOR SMALL:
EXCLUSIVE HOUSE. STATE SALARY
AND EXPERIENCE. 2ojo, HERALD.
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EXECUTIVE

EXECUTIVE,
%. thoroughly couvcrsaut With office details
aud procedure. capacity for details. good
correspondent, varied experience excellent
references. vfi wori hard for Advancement
sccrctaty experience " 20i3 lierald 1sO lway
FARM MANAGER
strfrutcndcnt, long, successful experience IN
orcha riding gardening greenhouse, crops
atock, poultry, lawns. roads. shrubs, &C.:
modern machinery. exceptional references
FARMER. gardener and estate working
manager OF proven ability. American
married ~ roferrnces. BOX 70i Mount
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SALESMAN with executive ability, Chris
tlan, married man. wishes 20 connect with
reliable concern. ~ years with former COM
many. absolutely trustworthy VIII furnish
higsest references. Address Salesman, room
ioOs Times Buiidmr
sttpEffNTENpENT licensed engineer.
wishes elevator. apartment house. AL re
rafrs elevntorr, electricity, plumbing, steam;
references. supt. 23i w. 96ih -,
SUPER INTENDENT Of building with 20
wears experience wishes position with gen
etai contractor. c 1928 Herald, Bronx.
TUTOR. Yale graduate wishes situation.
Teacher, iA w. 10th Phone Schuyler 1870
UpHOf.sTERER, furniture. draperiss. wishes
private work references. Oscar Muller.
1906 "a av
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CLOTHING.

ovERcoATs. suits turned. three days.
DEUTSCHER, $40 De kalb av.. Brooklyn.
Prospect s02i.
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Typewritcrs.

SAFE WAY TO BUY a TYPEWRITER.
We sell si makes rebuilt and equal 20
new; to prove 1; we Will rent II from one
10 six months ans apply all rental up 10 six
months on purchase, keep II In perfect order
during time rented and year after "
you buy II. Can you ask for a fairer propo-
sitioni
RENTALS, . MONTHS, SO UP.
TYPEWRITER SALES CO, INC,
Cortlanet %. Corilanct 1888.
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BURN WOOD.


BURN WOOD.
Dixie Gasoline Drag Saw cuts 20 cords per
day. for logs up to feet diameter; fitted
carburetor. saw blade; price complete So
(. o. b. Cleveland. THE PETER GER
LACH CO. Cleveland. Ohio.
ANTIQUES - In buying selling antique
furniture, old china@and sllverware call or
phone headquarters. HARRY MARK, 73t
Fulton St. brooklyn. Phone Prospect 024I.
FOR Sale-,,uthenticated. original autograph
letter of Gen. Lafayette. 1891. with original
envelope. Y 2063 Herald. $50 Broadway.
sPRIG OF mistletoe. with berries. by mail
21c.: nistletoe bough. express, 81: bushel
basket red~~berres and mistletoe. express,
81. W. n. BECKETT. Beaufort. S. G.
CHINESE rug. 9xia, closely woven: unusual
design. Can room 292f, 100 Bway.
TIMES midweek pictorial magazine. com
plete collection. t914-1a22; perfect condl-
tion. EGLG 3f6 West 56th st.
FANCY SHAVING MIRRORS, framed. used
reflector. table decorator: 81; special
for 81 Sent postpaid OF receipt of 81.
NATIONAL MIRROR. 81 broadway. n. Y.
OLIVER typewriter. new, No o; also SAFE
cheap; sell slngy or as combination bar
gain. Fordham s694. ext. 10.
GENUINE Paisley shawl, unusual design;
perfect condition, 3 yards long, yards
wide. DIR. HEATH. % w. 4lth st
ATTRACTIVE, almost new tea room tables.
chairs, china and glassware; no dealers.
NJ. 207 West 18th 81.
BEAUTIFUL linsn ana crochet bedspreao,
$50 keiser, 237o Myrtle av.. Bkiyn.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-Female

BnOKKEEPER. stonoEraphor: experienced;
references: take charge office. r. Mens,
.0s Fast Sd.
BOORKEEPER and typls,. beginner: refer
noes. Elsie Schirm 81 y. 1sth Plaza 1904.
CHI M b ER MAID,
light coiored, half or whole time. Audubon
057O.
CfI IAMpETlMAtD give services over
Christmas time, mornings only. IN exchange
for room and board GOOD references. q 2oiQ
Herald, Herald 80.
CTiAMBERMAtD or chambermsid 10 maid.
thoroughly experienced. Scotch, Protest ant,
wishes position, town or country. Tel.
Kih1fhridge 354O.
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CftANfBEnMA1D- WAITRESS. best referen-
cos: city s00-s6j Wettler's Agency. 20 W.
i3d
CfIAMBERMAID, waiting, reliable young
woman. Irish. or help care invalid or
elderly LADY, references. Call ilo w. l2Ith.
cTIANfBERNiAtD-wA excellent. Eng
llsh: country preferred: SOS. Wsttler's
Agency, 20 w. 43d.
CHAMBERNAID, Irish. swedish, $50 -s65.
Madison Agcy.. 1eI Madison ave. Rhine
lander 24i6.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
t'loth:ng.

HANDSOME full length brosdtai coat wrap
selected skins, exquisite silver fox collar
excellent condition: muff to match rea son
able. Call Monday. 10 TO :, HOTTINGER, A
Pine St Tel. John C0S1.
HUDSON BAY sable scarf, i6 skins. new
cost 81 900. sell $3.50 must sacrifice no
dealers. Phone Stuyvesant 0623, between 10
A M and p M
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
SITUATIONS WANTED-Male.

UPHOLsTERER at residence; city, country
curtains. BORN, 254 Manhattan av. Caths-
drgi $3.50
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
Business Loans.
business Service.

LOANS made on machinery, laundries: quick
action. HAUSEN, 1915 President ST..
BROOKLYN