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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-12-30
Investigating Charges

CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-Pitcher "Rube"
Benton, recently purchased by the
Cincinnati Nationals from ST. Paul,
will be barred from baseball if in
vestigation reveals he was involved
in the crooked worlds series of 1919,
Commissioner Lands announced to-
night. Commissioner Lands is In
vestigating reports that Benton won
large sum of money betting on a
tip that Cincinnati would win the
series.
Benton called on the commissioner
yesterday to inquire into his status
and was told there was nothing in
the commissioner records to bar him
from organized baseball.
The commissioner, however, had
started investigation into reports
that Benton had knowledge of the
fixing of the 1919 worlds series
and when informed tonight that
President Heydler of the National
league had declared Benton an un-
desirable. the commissioner said he
would continue his inquiry. Presi-
dent johnson Of the American league
previously had declared Benton
would not be permitted to play in
his lea que.
Players ImpIicate Rube
President Johnson said Bill Burns
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CLOSE SMALL nANks

LONDoN.-Reuters today says it
has learned Friday that the mea-
sures taken by the Japanese gov
eminent with regard to the tempo
rary closing of small local banks
have proved efficacious A steadier
tone is said 10 prevail in financial
circles
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-12-30
BUILDING PERMITS

Following building permits were
issued Friday;
w. A. Davis, Thirty third avenue,
north, between TwentyrseveHth and
Twonty-elghth streets, two resi-
dences. 1880 each,
r, s, Chandler, West End, Berry
street. between First and Second
avenues, south, residences, $4,000,
DIR. T, A. Cheatham, Fifteenth ave-
nue., north and Water street. resi-
dence $4,000.
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FAST MAIL MAKES LAST
RUNS TODAY

"Ths Fast Mall" which has been
thrilling audiences at tho Alcaxar
all this week, will be shown for
the last times there today,
This picture, which local critics are
unanimous in praising highly. Is a
pure melodrama Of tho old stage
type, but 1t Is Improved AZ only tho
moving pictures GOULD add to itB at
tractiveness. Rushing trains. steam-
boat explosions. hotel fires and dash
ing automobiles all serve. to thrill
and the entire picture Is one gasp
of establishment after another.
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cHILDREN GET DRUNK

DAVENPORT, Iowa. - When high
school boys and girls OF West Lib
erty began coming to school intoxi-
Gated. parents began an investi cation
Friday. Mckinley Eaton and Ralph
Smith were arrested by federal pro-
hlbition agents and held under $1,000
bends
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-12-30

Out in the boat, with rod across
your knees, when you're loading
up your pipe and thinking about
the 20-pound red fish you're laying
for, along comes shark and starts
towing you to Cuba or Mexico.
Then it's up anchor quick and let
him ride, and if your tackle holds
you get the thrill of your life and
a tale to tell your grandsons when
your fishing days are over.
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RREAKS RECORD

NEW YoRK.-writlng 700 words in
two minutes with oniy three errors,
Nathan Behrin. a state supreme court
stenographer, has broken his own
worlds record for stenographie mo-
tation IT was announced Friday.
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RANnIrs BOUGHT

DETROIT.-Nine armed bandits
who are said to have invaded an
outlying road house early today, held
up the diners, robbed a small safe,
and escaped with cash and jewelry
said to total s2s,oo0. are being sought
Friday.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-12-30
TO CONSTRUCT CARS

OMAHA, Neb.-The Union Pacific
railroad system is negotiating for the
construction of Is observation cars,
each with equipment for baths. 1t
was announced here Friday.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-12-30
sTrI.TAN TO LEAyE

MAI4TA.-Former Sultan. Moham-
med VI Of Turkey. 1t is understood,
will leave for Mecca next Monday
aboard a British warship.
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Spearing founders by torchlight
and pulling in crabs any time of
day all along the shore, takes you
back to barefoot boyhood when
carking care was a thing unknown,
and fishin' was your principal oc-
cupation.
Come on Man! Let's shut up shop
for a week, forget all about bust
ness, hop on an L. & N. train and
90 a fishin'l
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DENHAM UNEQUAL
IN MATCH WITH
YOUNG STRIBLINGI
Macon Boy Wins Technical
K. 0. Victory Over Albanian
Ait B. A. C.

A human punching bag that alb
sorbed punishment without end,
and a grim fighting machine that
flashed in and out, pummeiling the
human punching bag from one end
OF the ring TO the other; that was
the offering FOR ring fandom at the
Birmingham Athletic club Friday
night.
When Jack Denham had saken all
the punishment II seemed humanity
possible for him TO. and when the
crowd had sickened Of the scene,
Walk Miller. in Denhams corner.
tossed In the towel. and the bout was
over. technical knockout victory for
Young stribling in the sixth round.
Jack Denham was there as sub
stitute for Anthony Downey. and he
seemed to think his duties ended
there. Actual facts were that Den
ham led only once. countered very
| little more, and landed only one
good blow, n swinging overland
right
DeIh nm Punished
In the last three rounds. Denham
went down for count no less than
half dozen times. Each time he
would hear the toll of nine. and
stagger to his feet for more. In
|
| ators LaFollette and McNary, repub-
lioan, Oregon: Representatives Frear
Wisconsin; Lampert, Wisconsin,. Sin
clair, North Dakota and Woodruff
| Michigan republicans.
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Go Fishing On
The Gulf Coast

Eight months fishing and all kinds of fish! That's what you
get on the Gulf Coasts of Florida Alabama Mississippi and
louisiana served by the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Freshwaer fishing in the innumerabe bayous rivers and
lakes Saltwater fishing right off the piers out in the Gulf
far you to 60 Tackle bait boats guides and
commodations for day. night the whole
good hotels comfortable boarding houses public and private
clubs and camps, or 'on your own picnic.
Green trout specked trout bull croakers red fish, black fish,
maybe tarpon land you know you'll die happy until
you land to have axdermed framed and hung on the
&c nAHno doxl
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FURNITURE.

DEDUCT 500
From Any Piece of Furniture
Self service in Furniture buying. The first
time In New York's history. ,,,
GHANDFEAPI THE WORLDS BEST
FURNITURE.
Can Now He Bought at This New York
Branch Warehouse.
We display the latest designs in p-to-thc
minute Furniture, and in our 10000 So feet
Of showrooms you will find qualities un,
equaled and prices that viii amaze and
astound the keenest bargain hunters.
No long credlts-no fancy dlsplays-all
these overhead expenses are deducted from
the price tag.
Notice to Dealers: Bring your customers
as usual. charge your own price and pay
IL 60eo Of the tag price.
Open to p. NJ. daily and Saturday.
Easily reached by 9th and 10th, av. cars,
Seth st. crosstown cars and b. II. T. sub
way at 55th street.
Monthly Bulletin No. II on request
d Telephone Circle 9342.
GRAND r. IDS FURNITURE
4 MAEUFACTJ. ..ERS WAREHOUSE
r. ASSOCIATIONS.
4 51a-526 WEST 18TH STREET.
DINING room set for sale. moderate. Apt.
AIMS ovlu
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SECURITIES.
OFFICE SALES MANAGER
roR OUR NEW YORK OFFICE.

We want heavyweight office sales gem
eral manager TO appoint and direct travel
ing sales managers, who in turn appoint
brokers and dealers 10 sell securities In
Blue Sky and other States. You will not
havs to leave New York. but must be COM
petent IN every way 70 handle the men en-
the road. No use answering this ad unless
you have had the experience required and
can produce evidence OF il. The selling plan
is new. conservative and desired by high
grade statesmen. In replying, mention sail
airy expected to start; a readtustment OF
compensation viii be arranged after speci-
fled time II you make good There IL
splendid future in big way for Sfe right
man. Address.H. w, r. .. Box 107. Times
SQUARE (StatiOn.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT. entered
into on the 14th day OF December. 1920. by
aud between JOHN WANANfAKtR. NEW
YORK, and NINE. HARRIET BEHNEE, /
will sell on the 18th day Of Novembery 1922
Mt ten o'clock In the forenoon. In the piano
department OF John Wanamaker, In the City,
County and state of New York, one style
eteinway Grand Piano and bench. as pro-
,idcd BY Sections 65 and GO OF -the Personal
NAT. w. GENpERINc, Auctioneor.
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HELP WANTED--MaIe.
statesmen.

A MOST UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR
HIGH GRADE Statesmen rs NOW
OFFERED TO MEN WHO HAVE BEEN
ACCUSTOMED TO EARNING NOT LESS
THAN Si2 900 TO $4,000 YEARLY. BY The
40 BERGENLINE Az, UNION HILL.
NEW JERSEY statesmen ARE ASSIST
ED BY VERY EXTENSIVE ADVERTIS-
ING CAMPAIGN, AS WELL AS MANY
SATISFIED PURCHASE RS OF SPACE N
THE LARGEST MAUSOLEUM IN THE
WORLD, NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION.
DRAWING ACCOUNT AND COMMISSION,
APPLY TO THE ABOVE COMPANY By
LETTERS ONLY.
SALESMEN Exceptional opportunity; hust-
lers' earnings big. Write McClerry Calen-
endar Factory. MashlnEton. Ia.
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SALESM EN- CD, TRAVEL
ING, SYNDICATE CUTS,
E x p E r. l E N c ED PRE-
FERRED, BUT NOT NECES-
SARY, TO SELL BANKS
AND MERCHANTS N E w
PROPOSITIONS; STRAIGHT
G 0 M M | S s Q N, NO AD-
VANCES; OUR MEN EARN
So, 900 YEARLY UPWARDS.
ROOM S17, 1910 B'WAY.
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statesmen.
THE PRINCE OR
THE PAuPER-WHICH?

Perhaps the whole question hinges
upon having THE right idea Our
big" men are, after all. not so biz
They'll prove II to YOU when they
talk" on subject not their own.
our little" men are, after all. not so
little. You know OF cases where tho
little man writes the speech that the
big man makes. The big man has
the right idea; the little man hasn
and that ma kes all the difference in
the world. A few weeks ago veteran
security salesman Joined me IN my
work. He had been finding difficulty
In getting living out OF live. That
earnings In commissions exclusively
amounted to $500. What is the se-
cret? He is here and so Is his record.
Ask HIM All he needed was the
right idea" You can imagine the
change in that man, the light in his
eye, the vigor In his frame. the spirit
In his soul. the mastery in his pres
ence. He Is not different from you
or me--all he needed was the right
idea" Let's avoid clinging TO a
wrong idea of things or getting 'set
in our ways" II indicates age just
as surely as hardening of the arte-
ries." ] stand ready to offer you THE
OPPORTUNITY or YOUR LIFE.
Don't ignore H. Give yourself
chance. Don't let old nations stand
in your way. Not merely for the big
money that II means TO you. but for
the good that money will do. Step to
the phone early to-day and give me
ring. Wen arrange to get acquainted.
That's all YOU need to do; after that
It's up TO ME. Experience IS NOT
necessary-just energy enough to
phone for an appointment and spirit
enough TO keep Il. VIII you do it
right now? Ask for Superintendent.
Cortland 1874.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
For Hire-Passrugcr Cars.

Tor WITF~F NN~FUEfT NNFNs
pEAt-TtFtrT. --f ate Loconobre limousine (.
hour, day or week. 81 hourly Audubon
PACKARD limousine and iandauiet for hirs
hv the week or month late models COM
unfruf chauffeur. rpa qousthle rates ,i1
Vast TOfh s' phone khinelander $50.
PACKARD twin. spcciai smart Fleetwood
hrougham. iandaulet. rent reasonable
MJNEN. Circle l02Ji.
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HELP WANTED-MaIe.

OFFICE BOY, about IT; bright and willing;
splendid opportunity. advancement; state
salary 10 start. G. T.. H.. p. O. Box llIs.
City Hall Station.
PHYSICIAN wanted, expert in lunacy. as
!, companion for two weeks for gentleman, in
or near New York. Phone Vanderbilt 0392
RiVETERS wanted. Mutual Chemical Co..
201 West Side av., Jersey City.
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SALES MANAGER.

We want man eXpe-
rienced in selling securities
who can organize and man
age q high class sales force.
He must be man who can
furnish unquestiOnable ref
erences and accustomed to
earning at least $4,000 a
year. Give full particulars in
reply, which will be treated
as confidential Box 90,
Dorennus & Co., "A Broad ST.,
New York.
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Sales Representatives.
Established financial institution has
openings for several high talibered
men with ability to train others after
learhinG our plan for placing low rate
first mortgage money; no stock per-
manent connection: commission basis
while qualifying: channels for secur-
Ing business established. Call or tele-
phone for appointment, suite 1901, IS
West 44th st. Vanderbilt 1880.
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SALESMEN.


statesmen.
WE HAVE ONLY TWO OPENINGS FOR
MEN OF CHARACTER AND ABILITY.
SELLING NATIONALLY ADVERTISED,
GUARANTEED LINE IN BROOKLYN;
CHANCE FOR SELF-DEVELOPMENT AD-
VANCEMENT CERTAIN If YOU. MAKE
GOOD: EARNINGS UNLIMITED; MAR
RIED MEN PREFERRED. J 1906 HER
AID. BROOKLYN.
statesmen.
Three staple lue merchandise; ccmpensa-
tion will please you. Apply room 7Od. 236
West 18th St
Statesmen. three. with personality and
pep: position permanent. experience
necessary. Apply suite I06. e36 w. 55th st.
ALESMAN-Experienced man in high pres
suro steam packing and engineering sup
plies. Inquire 16 Hudson 81. room JOG.
SALESMAN-Cultured. ambitious: start
81 800 and bonus outside city: permanent,
advancement. Room 17i5, 800 9th av.
EsMAN-EXPERTENCE retail. KNIT
GOODS PREFERRED. Fam KNITTING
MILLS. 2o6 BROADWAY.
statesmen. experienced. to sell stationery
on retail floor Eugene II. Tower, Inc. 3i1
Broadway. New York city.
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For Sale.


SILVER fish set. "a pieces, copies OF Sc,
owned Catherine H.. RUSSIA. S. Schuyler
10f4f, Al w. e4th.
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AutomohIIe siorage.

AUTOMOBILE dead or ityc storage IS
per month and w. 1i2 W. 53d st Garage.
Circle 1G4O.
AUTOMOBILE DEAD STORAGE. LOWEST
RATES lN CITY. SAVE MONEY. TEL.
ASTORIA 100.
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MEN-Opening for two reliable men Of char.
acter. willing 10 start at $50 per week. ex-
cefIent opportunity With big future Call
room zca lo3 East i25th st., between > and
8 or 3 and .,
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JOHN ROBERTSON YOUNG.
NOTICE Is hereby given that In n Petition
OF Session tFirst Division. Lord Asl,more
Ordinary. Mr. Moir. C1eri) by James Young
residing at Ivy Bank, Codstream. and
Others, a. next-of-kin and nearest represent
tativcs of JOHN ROBERTSON YOUNG.
sometime photographic artist In Edinburgh
whose last known address c. o. Mrs.
John I.avine. 239 West 22nd Street. New
York, u. s. A., praying their Lordships to
find that the said John Robertson Young
has disappeared. that the 30th day OF April
1915 was the last date on which he was
known to be alive, and that he died on said
g0th day Of April 1915 or, II not must be
presumed TO have died seven years there
after on the Both day Of April 1927, the fol-
lowing fnterlocutor has been pronounced.
s1Sth October 1922. Lord Ashmore. Ait"
"Grainger Stewart, The Lord Ordinary
"appointS the petiNpn 10 be ultirnated on
"the walls and In the Minute hook In COM
"rnon form and to be advertised once n"
'week for the two successive weeks In the"
Scotsman and New York Herald News"
papers and allows all persons claiming
Interest 60 lodge Answers thereto.\if 40"
advised, by the 9th day OF January 1923. !"
(Signed) John Wilson.
O.. 4 w. Bennett Clark w. g.,
45 Moray Place. Edinburgh. Scotland.
HUGO MEIacADANTE having sold his inter-
est in the Maryann Dress 2f2- u. .23d ST..
and no longer a member OF this firm,
Maryann Dress Co. will not be responsible
for any debts Incurred by him.
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BOYS

Sf4 per week paid dur
ing two weeks training
period; WEEKLY ST
BONUS FOR ATTEND
ANCE; e KIP e ri g need
messengers earn SIS to
S1S weekly; bicycle
messengers wanted in
Brooklyn. Apply at
40 Broad St, N. Y.
Flatiron Building, N. Y.
22d st. and Broadway.
313 Fulton St, B'klyn.
WESTERN UNION TEL. CO
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HELP WANTED-FemaIe.
Employment Agency-Domestic.
Instruction.

GIRLS for position. private families. good
places. F1aherty's Agency 4s5 Columbus
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Automobile Accessories.

gTANpARD makes. must be sold cords and
fabric tires tubes free 32x4. $3.50: 33xf.
Si4; 34x4. Si4.50. 3Ox3is. s. so; S2xSti. $3.50.
H. LEVICk 4 CO, i52 w. sd St, near
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HELP WANTED--Male.

ACETfLENE welder. Mutual Chemical Co.,
POI West Side av.. Jersey City.
AUTOMOBILE statesmen WANTED BY
STUDEBAKER AGENCY. MARRIED
MEN WITH AUTOMOBILE EXPERT
ENCE; FINE TERRITORY FOR HUST-
LERS. APPLY TO o +. NJ. STUDE-
BAKER AGENCY. 205 50. BROADWAY.
fONkERS, N. Y.
AUTOMOBILE Statesmen.
Vacancy for statesmen OF experience,
10 sell high grade nationally advertised
car: deliveries being made daily fine OPP
portunity for man with record of past
success. Communlca tions and references
Will be treated confideutally. Write or
call. Mr.. Ward, 5l5 18th av.
BOOKKEEPER double entry System, in
factory: answer. giving reference and sal
airy required; steady position TO right party
p 562 Herald, $50 Broadway.
BOoKKEEPER. accountant; must be Al
man: state age and particulars. Box 1O5
tl52 Myrtle av., Brooklyn.
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MEN

step into a big Job that will give you an
opportunity 10 show tho best that is In you.
a position that VIII pay you a handsome
remuneration. " you have a pleasing person
ality. plus the absolute determination 90
make good, then this Is your one big chance
never mind your past experience. we win
give you the necessary instruction. II you
think that you qualify then call room $50
knickerbocker BUILDING.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
JOHN ROBERTSON YOUNG.

PRESUMPTION OF LIFE LIMITATION,
tSCOTLAND) ACT 1891
81 and e Wet. Cap. 20.
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YOUNG MANA large corporation wants a
young man to fill "A vacancy In sales de-
partment OF Yonkers office; experience ur-
necessary; must stand. close investigation:
the right man win be assured OF good pay;
n permanent position and advancement. ac-
cordlng 10 ability Write box 20. ell Tri-
bunc Bldg
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DINING room set for sale. moderate. Apt.
AZ, 1880 Amsterdam av.
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Lumber Salesman
wanted by large retail yard. Must have
local experience. , 1901 Herald, Brooklyn.
MANAGER, select apartment hotel. thor
oughiy understands hotel business: must
he general executive. Hotel Stratford. II l..
s2d ~.
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Motor Trucks.
Automobile Bodies.
Automobiles wanted.

AUTOS BOUGHT FOR CASH. JANpoRY
AUTO co. 1890 Broadway. Circle 247s.
WANTED-sO used automobiles Of well
known makes Immediately: cash waitia-.
PACIFIC MOTOR CAR CO. 2fAi-2es Psgifis
ST. Brooklyn. Phone I'LL Main.
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YOUNG MEN.

SfA per week paid dur
ina two weeks training
period; WEEKLY ST;
BONUS FOR ATTEND
ANCE; exp eri e need
messengers earn Sis to
SIS weekly; bicycle
messengers wanted in
Brooklyn. Apply at
40 Broad ST., N. Y.
FlatirOn Building, N. Y.
22d st. and Broadway.
313 Fulton ST., B'klyn.
UNION TEL. CO.
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TECHNICAL MEN

UPHOLsTERER-First class man who has
had hotel experience on drapery, curtains.
carpets. &C.. must be willing worker. all
year round Job $40 per week. Hotel Belle
claire, 2l73 Broadway.
WANTED-Half tone finisher tor photo en-
craving plant outside OF New York city.
State salary and experience. L 5j2 Herald
$50 B'way.
WASHER-Must know how TO drive: best
references required. Franklin Garage. l10
Franklin aV BrooENn.
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GARDENER,
EXPERT ENCED, TO HAVE
CHARGE OF FLOWER AND
VEG ETABLE G. A r d z N s
AND CARE OF GROUNDS /;
WESTCHESTER COUNTY;
SATISFACTORY r EFF Z r.
ENCES REQUIRED. s 2O6O
HERALD, HERALD SO.
GRINDER FOREMAN
who has had automobile factory experience
on cam shafts, crank shafts. &c. give de-
tails Of experience; state age and salary
wanted Box gi5s Herald. $50 broadway.
HANDY man ON small place; must know
how 10 milk and drive Buick. V 6o7 Her
aid. $50 Bway.
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Employment Agency-Commerciai.
BROADWAY EXCHANGE AGENCY.
f4S2 BROADWAY. ROOM $40.
- OFFICE BOYS.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

OLDSMoBILE rlinabout. snappy little car:
make offer: owner needs cash: mary
extras: seen any timc. PACIFIC MOTOR
CAR CO. 296 -29s Pacific ct. Brooklyn. Phone
1i17 Main
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Business Connections.

MONEY wanted. secured by first mortgages
on real estate: growing Industrial city OF
10000; will pay 8 to 10 per cent. AKERS
LUMBER COMPANY. breckenridge Tex.
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ACCOUNTANT. visiting and secretary;
woman OF exclusive experience, check book.
household, club intentional and estate ac-
counts: bank references. Waring Mann,
+1 w. s+th.
BOOkKEEPER. stenographer. experienced
downtown position. Phone Miss Boyd
Worth 1923.
CHAMBERMAID-Refi Swiss girl wishes
rosition as chambermaid, mothers helper
o. housekeeper; and years references;
country preferred. Write w. A., Box II.
oS5 Sth av.
CHAMBERMAID wishes position by week.
Apply by mail. MacDermitt. 1409 Amster-
dam av
iIAMBERMAID-MAID. British; country
preferred: would go South e. r., 157
CHAMBERMAID or cahmbermaid- waitress
position wanted agency; reference.
Write X. D., 7i2 Sd av.
CHAMBERMAID or light housework, neat
cblored girl: no Sunday work. ballard. 81
w: 99th.
CaAMBERMAID waitress. seeks position.
private: ALSO mattresses. hotels, clubs.
ReIs- 1924 Longacre.
WAITRESS. lately landed.
wants position. Doherty. 212 =. 63th st.
cHAMBERMAID- WAITRESS. Mooney, 81
w. aoth st.
COOK-Mother and daughter wish positions.
experienced cook. New England and Ger
man cooking daughter chamberW rk; ref
erences. Care Mathewson. 93 w. 103d.
COOK. $50; waitress. s65; Protestant; charge
of city apartment. East Side. Letters only.
Box Il. 367 East 18th.
COOK wishes position in private family:
Box a., 1915 Sd av.
COOK, retable. colored American, with
other maid general work. small family,
no washing. e04 w. l3Ist. Morningside 1919
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SITUATIONS WANTED Female

ACCOUNTANT, visiting and secretary;
woman OF exclusive experience. check book.
household. club, intentional and estate ac-
counts: bank references. Waring Mann,
w R4fh. b
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ACETYLENE welder. Mutual Chemical
POI West Side av.. Jersey City.