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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-04

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 3.-With Memphis nine full games in the lead, the Southern association pennant race reaches a crucial stage this week. when the Chickasaws face two games with New Orleans and four with Atlanta.
 Atlanta, in second place, with a, slight lead over New Orleans, will open the week with two games in Little Rock. while New Orleans is attempting to cut down the Memphis lead. Then Atlanta and Memphis will clash in what may prove to be a decisive series, with the Crackers hopeful of closing the gap and checking Memphis and with the Chickasaws bending their efforts toward strengthening their grip on the lead.
 The Chickasaws remember that in 1922, on August 3, they were nine full. games in the lead, and yet Mobile, on August %, passed them by one point and later cinched the pennant on September 10, by winning the first game of a doubleheader from New Orleans.
 While Memphis was winning five out of seven, including today's game, At lanta lost ground slightly by winning but four in nine starts. New Orleans, in cluding today's game, came through
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-04
STEWART SEES
 GREAT 2 TEAM
Local Pilot Spikes Ru- sS nor Of Sale To
 Detroit

Remarks of interest to Birmingham fans issued from the typescrawler of Blinkey Horn, Beau Brummel of the Nashville Tennesseean, yesterday anent Stuffy Stewards alleged resignation as manager of the Barons. Nothing coT- flicting with this story has been an- nounced locally. Here is what the ec- centric Mir. Horn has to say, Stuffily and otherwise:
 News of the death of Stuffy Stewart as skipper of the Barons, like news of death of Mark Twain, was greatly ex- aggerated.
 Mir, Stewart confirmed yesterday his presence as pilot of the Slagtown folks, thus disproving the report that he had gone away to play second base for De troit.
 There came out of Birmingham news that Derrin Pratt would come down from the Tigers to direct the lowly des- tinies of the Baron folks while Stuffy Stewart for the third time would ply his keystone trade in the Big Ring.
 q will finish the season as manager of the Barons and finish next season as we'll" declared Stuffy Stewart. You can see for yourself that l am not play ing second base for Detroit; what's more, am not going to play second base for Detroit. Or anyone else ex- cept Birmingham.
 ''They wanted me to come up to De troit. I would not go. l like to hunt with Ty Cobb. I do that every win ter. But I am not going to play ball up there.
 e7.I have been away in New York on business. have not been in Detroit. Next year we are going to have great ball team at Birmingham. We have a good team now, but are not getting the pitching we need. A ball club is not be. We did not have the pitchers to start with and haven't been able to improve the situation"
 With the story of Stewards gradua- tion to Tiger ranks exploded, James Hamilton obtained confirmation from Kansas City of the purchase of BeyO Lebo. Out in Kansas City they call him "Antone Lebourveaux."
 He goes to the Kaws under an op- tional arrangement. No cash was in- volved in the deal, but players will be sent Those Vols. James Hamilton did not look with favor on any gent offered thus for by Johnny Lavan, who is skipper of the Blues.
 He wanted to send down Guy Nor ton, the former Cleveland curver, and Beals Becker. But the home skipper spurned both gents. Beals Becker has toured every known variety of loop. He was a Traveller back in 1908, play ing right field when Tristan Speaker was in center for the Arkansas people.
 Guy Morton is about through as a sharpshoOter.
 The departure of BebO Lebo will re move from Those Vols, not only a fine defensive player, but a magnet for cus- toners. For the Frenchman is a col orful performer. He turns in brilliant catches, circus catches, spectacular catches and every known species. No more popular Vol ever performed. 2 Last year hue and cry arose when the Frenchman went to Little Rock and Fred Graft came over to be a Vol But the arrangement bore fancy fruit for the homelings, since Lebo was only a loan and returned this spring. He was tardy in starting with the ash, but his defensive play has been of ines timable value.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-04
SPORTSl NEWSA AND GOSSIPm EkPERTS[3
SPORT '|

ing materialp in Birmingham, thrown together on siis night for the especial benefit of the fans, who attend the meeting of Finley and Dillon.
 The card reads as follows: Doors open at 8 o'clock. First bout at S:30.
 1. Wrestling, eight rounds. Kidd Lott vs. Yonng Smith.
 2. Boxing, four rounds, Young Smith vs. Young
 3. Boxing, four rounds, Sam Lovory vs. Red Burke.
 {. Boxing, four rounds, Tony Moreno vs. Otis Fluker.
 5. Boxing, four rounds, Steve Sar- ron vs. Unknown. . 6. Boxing, six rounds, Big Boy Edwards vs. Romayne. M
 2. Main bout boxing, 10 rounds. Jack Dillon at ,14S pounds,
 Both billion and Finley have been in Birmingham for some days and have polished off in the club gym. Each man declares himself to be in fighting trim and down to the 148 weight limit. The winner will be champion welter of the south, Finley4 crown being the stake of the fight.
 Tickets to the match have gone at a rapid rate and local officials expect a sell out before the day is over. Those who will desire seats are urged to pre- sent themselves at the box office in the lobby of the Birmingham Athletic club as early as possible.
 A great evening is expected.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-04
TIRE OF HOME

MOSCOW, Aug. 3.-Three Russian youths named Knyazeff, Pliestch and Freundburg, have left Moscow on a bycle tour of the world, which they expect to encircle in two years. Their route will take them to Kazan, EkaterinbuFg and Vladivostok and then to Japan where the remainder of the journey will be mapped out. They ex- pect to cross the United States late in 1925.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-04
RUTH FEATURES
 HOME RUN RACE
FOurnier Heads Mats; HOrnsby
 Ties Hartnett For Second

CHICAGO, Aug. 3.-"Babe" Ruth of the New York Yankees featured the home run race in the last week by breaking his record for four-ply blows made in a month.
 An Tuesday the Babe" stepped out and tied his previous record for homers in one month when he got his thirteenth for July and his thirty ond for the season. The mark he tied was set up in June, 1921, the year he plugged out 59 homers to break all rec Ords. Not satisfied, however, Ruth got number IA Thursday at St. Louis. He now has S3 for the season.
 Excitement was lacking in the Ma tional league BtruggleS FOurnier, of Brooklyn, retaining the lead, although he failed to hang up one circuit clOut. HOrnsby, St. Louis, boosted himself from fourth place to a tie with Hart nett, Chicago, in second, when he garnered two homers for a seasons to- tai of 15.
 The standing
 American League
 Ruth, New York, 33.
 Hauser, Philadelphia, IS.
 Williams, St. Louis, 16.
 Jacobson, St. Louis, 13.
 Sisler, St. Louis, 9.
 National League
 Fournier, Brooklyn, 9.
 Hornsby, St. Louis, 15.
 Hartnett, Chicago, 15.
 Kelly, New York, IA. Williams, Philadelphia, il.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-04
STORE BURGLARIZFD

While T. Gravalo. 1201 Seventh ave anue, was sleeping in the rear of his store, burglars slipped a latch on the door and removed his cash register containing $75 in currency, Saturday. The burglars carried the cash regis ter in the rear of the store and took all but one dollar which was stuck to the top of the drawer. City Detec- lives Moser and Brown are investigat- ing,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-04
sCribers today and bring them to tE
vance and get this fun box FREE.
RULES
ANDY GUMP N THE WHITE HOUSE

. 4AND4 1aN7N'SAs sitting opposite the circles marked start @ Place Andy on eree on of Andy of the opposing heue hazards (whit erewhou pen direction only until they reach the chs) ana De-
 
 hall the board from should keep of the he must go back to starting again. Andy nominated Convention Hall When nominated he moves backwards to Andy first to reach the White House3wi
 of the opposing side Lenans or jumped removed from the play
 jumped of original starting occupied he placed the nearest constitute demanded by player than jump s possible he his choice the blocked Andy by convention hall
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-04
OLD EDITIONS SOUGHT
"GuIliver's Travels" Dated 1726 Brin
 @ G05

LONDON, Aug. 3.-A first edition of Swift's ..Gulliver's Travels" dated I726, was sold at Sotheby's auction room recently to an American for &, ,625, a new high record for the edi- tiOn A first edition of Thackery's Vanity Fair" brought $1.925.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-04
DIXIE WELTER
 TITLESTAKED Seven Big Events Billed In B. A. c. Sport
 Show

The stage is set. The players await the curtain call. The public has given literally of its funds to buy tickets. In fact, everything is in readiness for the athletic drama, which will be presented to the Birmingham Athletic club to- night at 8 80. Jimmy Finley vs. Jack Dillon, boxing.
 Five preliminar1es are billed for the same night and in these preliminaries are scheduled some of the choicest fight
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-04

ble victory, today gave the Bears five wins in eight games.
 Birmingham, still suffering from the poor form of the Baron twirlers, fin- ished the week today with nine defeats in ten starts. In nine games, including Saturdays, the Barons made but ten errors and hit safely 70 times, but their pitchers were touched for 47 runs,
 Figures for the week, including Sat
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-04
CLAUDE WILSON EASILY WINNER
 AT PATTERSON

PATTERSON, N. J., Aug. s.
 Claude Wilson, former Bir-
 mingham, Ala, fighter, de- cisively Outpointed Mike Castle in a 12-round bout here last night. Cas- tie is the generally acknowledged chamipon of New England at his weight. Wilson led easily from the first round. He nearly scored a knockout in the third; and again in the fifth he had Castle groggy, but the seabOard boy held on until the end.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-04

THE FOLLIES GIRL AT HOME
 ''Lend you ten dollars, Midge? But thought you were fixed"
 .sNot for .a while yet. This years breach of promise suit is dragging hor- ribly."-- Harvord Lampoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-04
HOME RUNS

Southern League
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-04

American League
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-04

National League
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Evening star., 1924-11-11
U. S. FIRM IMPROVES
TELEPHONES OF SPAIN
Install First Automatic Repeaters
Ever Seen in Ma
ton.
BY the Associated nrexs

BY the Associated Press
MADRID. November 1.-THE nav
National Telephone Company Of
spain, a subsidiary Of the Interua-
Honai Telephone and Telegraph
over control OF Spain phone systems
on November 1, has installed the
first automatic repeaters seen in
Spain. Telephone submarine cables
Will soon connect Spain with Morocco
and other African colonies and
islands.
Apart from taking over all private
systems the company acquired from
the government 2S,075 telephones
distributed through 43 provinces of
spain, 30 per cent of which will be
in operation before the end Of the
present year.
Evening star., 1924-11-11
Star "Want Ad"
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST


iI3J I4th st.. joins Newsstand
i4th and p, Day Pharmacy.
10th and U. ]. s. Clemence.
lsth and W sts.. Eagle Pha rmaeJ;
2sOs 14th NV, Collifower Art and Gift co.
S4ol l4th. BronauEh's Pharmacy.
| l4th and Colorado ave-. ODonne,rs Phaimacy
Hoimead and otis place. Holmead Pharmacy;
5000 Mount Pleasant ST.. Mount rieasan
i7s5 Columbia road. Hutcher's Cigar Store.
Wardman Park Pharmacy.
q dss and sriss.ni: Msss ave-. .ve Philip.
1st and sts.. Duncan's pharmacy.. a...,
7th and x. Goldenberg's ttims eis,o sto,s. ae.'''
fth and r. /. ave. J. French Simpson:
iith and M SITS. L. q. Forstss,s phsfPhsy. phsy.
s.s Si :ns sss' ls.s ss 1Ss mecaires
Ga. ave. and Rock Greek Church road KOCH
Creek Pharmacy. p,.,ak
55o3 Ga. ave. Monek's Phsrmaey:
5sl6 Ga eve. Brightwood Pharmae''
% Dupont D. t clciss i Dupont m pharmacy.
18th and Fla ave Pearsons Pharmacy.
/ Fla. ave. and lst st.. L. A. Gaylor q son
I72c Pa. ave. J. Louis Krick.
2lst snd @ sts.. Quigley Pharmacy.
ssss .s and Pa ave- ns,osas ah.se Pharm;cy.
| Wisconsin ave. and Macomb ST. eie'eAn'
Iso5 Wscon.'n ave. WISCONSIN Ave: Ph.rmacy
Tskona PARK. $50 Cedar st.. Mattiasiy Bros
Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN.
ssth and sts.. Pride's Pharmacy.
s2o4 NJ St: o'Donneli's rh..m,ey: n:c,
36th and n sts, Moskey's PharmaCy.
Wisconsin ave. and o, Donohue's PhArmsc!.
NORTHEAST.
| 9Th and n sts.. Home Drug Company.
9o7 II ST.. Gsrren's Music store.
iedh len ST. St. ana and Nd Nd ave ave. Louis Sacks:
| North Cap. and I, Kencaly Pharmacy;
East Capitol ana 9Th sts. Bielouss' Pharmacy
| I3th and East Cap. Lincoln Park Pharmac
Goth St, and n. I. ave-. Collins Pharmae'-
! 500 12th St, Maro's Pharmacy-Brookland-
SOUTHEAsT.
| Sd and Pa. ave-, O'Donnclls Drug store
9Th and l. +. T. Weller q Pharmacy.
1Ith and Pa. ave. Fesly's Pha armacy.
18th ana Pa ave, Smyser's Pharmacy.
1907 Nichols ave. Anacostia. Healy's prus
Store.
SOUTHWEST.
| 7th snd D sts.. Lantz Bros.
~, and l. SITS, Columbia Pharmacy.
RATES CENTS A WORD
In Washington and Suburbs for
Help and Situations Wanted.
For Sale and wanted Miscellaneous.
Automobiles for Sale and wanted.
| Rooms for Rent and Wanted.
Business Opportunities. etc.
RAIL oIISlDE vi "AShANO ioN
| 4 cents q word
REAL ESTATE ADS
| words to the line, Slime minimum. at line
rate. as follows:
| time. eoc per line.
times 1Sc per line.
times, tic per line.
times. 16c per line.
! STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL II PM
All advertisements for The Evening Sta
must be AT The Star ofice one OF The Sta
branch Offices BY II pm. the DAY BEFORE
| ISSUE. with the following exceptions:
Lost and Found.
Death NoticeE.
Wanted Help.
Wanted Situations
Advertisements under the above classifcs
tlcns VIII be accepted at The Star once. It'll
81 and Pa. ave. until $50 m. day OF issue
All Advertisements for The Sunday star mus
De received at The star Office by $50 r. 10
saturday, or at any Of The Star branch of6ce:
/ by 1:30 pm Saturday.
CASH WITH ORDER is required for all sd
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Evening star., 1924-11-11
Battery Man, Experienced.
SOUTHLAND BATTERY CO..
80 Penpa. Ave. NV.
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE

&AAAAAA AkA&AAZAf xAANo : xSU0n
COOK tvhite). male or female 1Io2 18Th
st. NV. IIs
COUPLE, French o, English. TO 1--we in Chevy
Chase: wife cook: husband. butlerhouse-
man; family of four: three others in sery-
ice: references required state wagcs de
sired. Address BOX 145W. Star of1irr l2'
CaUPLE-l;oom and board given for house
keeping services. Apply after $50 Pm
1919 Rhode Island ave ne. 1os
MAN OR WOMAN capable of making finc
coffee in regulation lunch room size urn for
dcmonstrat tion purposes: work will only he
at intervals: mostly nights. Address Box
l3oW. Star office.
MANY MEN AND WOMEN who possess su-
perior qua fca tions are holding inferior posi-
tions because thcs do not know what work
to take up. They arr using only part Of
their energy and ability. The real estate
business has made many fortunes. We teach
you. Free lectures on salesmsnsh every
Thursday, 8 pm. Employment whole or
part time. William r. Mstteson. e1o-Il
Bond Bldg.
MEN AND WOMEN-Tf you feel capable OF
earning 800 weekly. call and see us. Free
Office space, telephone and stenographc sery-
icc. Our statesmen average over 5000
year. Need not interfere with present
ployment to start. A. NJ. Sheppard, BOND
bldg. Main 677l
OYSTER PADDER AND COOK Green S
Oyster House, a2u Sth Sc. 13'
Evening star., 1924-11-11

SAIESMEN--Ten bright young men to assist
manager taking orders for Cosmopolitan,
Helrst's International and Good Housekeep-
ing on 1-year contract; pays 81. 10 per order
Also two fcld nanaR gers experienced in maya
sine club offers. Apply before IL an, @. +.
Cooke, e1S st. NV. Room ~. l3s
] SION PAfNTERS to letter store front coi0
b st. nv
Evening star., 1924-11-11
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

Civil Service Examinations.
Stenography and typewriting examinations
each Tuesday. Special preparations, day and
night. Instruction and practice, Q am. to 0
pm. days ench week. Tuition for combined
course, 81. Special intensive course beginning
today for examinations Nov. 10 Oue-ba II
regular tuition rates for those who enter this
week rhe Civil Service Preparatory School,
Sc. cor. 18th & r NV. Frank. 1880
Evening star., 1924-11-11

Unless you ask for "Phllips," you
may not get the original Milk of Mag
nesa prescribed by physicians for SO
years. Protect your doctor and your.
self by avoiding limitations of the gen.
uine "Phliips."
25.cent bottles. also 5o.cent bottles,
contain directions-any drug store.
Evening star., 1924-11-11
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
(C.Optinued.l 4

system in commercial use: easily read, fast,
best; touch typing, spelling. Eng, bus. letter
writing; grad. in demand; pos. guar. Est. :
yrs. Boyd School. 1888 g st. NV. NJ. 2S76 -
INSTRUCTION IN HIGH SCHOOL SUB
jects and coaching for military academies and
college entrance examinations. L. L. Moseley,
1918 18th NV. Franklin 2O71.
LINOTYPE-PRINTERS 800: N0N-PRINT-
crs, 500. Largest. oldest school earth.
EMPIRE SCHOOL, 206 L. 10Th ST., New York.
YOUNG SPANIARD, PURE CASTiLLIAN.
Private Lessons. Rates Reasonable
Call Main 1910. 12s
D K A + T | n G-Mechanical,
architectural, topographic. etc.
taught day and night, all year round: learn 10
earn big money; start now complete course in
TO months. Call. write phone for our
latest catalogue. Columbia School of Drafting,
18th and T sts. Phone 272.
Evening star., 1924-11-11


SALESMEN--Butter. egg and poultry sales
men, attention. l want a man who Is famil-
who IN ambitious to work for himself. and
who can take hold Of small route business and
develop Il: city y.wde possibilities. win give
him fifty per cent Of net earnings at outset
and part ownership in business with right to
buy larger interest when he has shown re-
suits to justify it. No Investment Of money
be willing to give your time fully to it, be
willing and able to get along on just what
Won earn. which will depend entirely 90 your
self and YOU must have confidence in your
own ability to build up q Worthwhile business
on foundation that has already been well
laid References as 10 character must be fur
nished Do not answer unless you clean
cut honest, industrious and ambitious for a
business of your own. This is real opportunity
for young man who has assets of sound health,
industry, ambition and selling ability. II you
feel that you are the man for the opportunity.
make spplica tion and / will give You chance
to prove your claim. Address Box l47-w,
Star office.
Evening star., 1924-11-11
The DupeS.

It was a crestfallen Capt. Blood
who presided over that hastily sum-
moned council held on the poop
deck Of the Arabella in the brilliant
morning sunshine. It was, he de-
clared afterward, one Of the bitter
Evening star., 1924-11-11

SALES MANAGER-To or
ganize and head sales depart
ment, including sales Office and
system of outside selling; posi-
ton permanent and affords ex-
ceptional opportunity. Replies
kept confidential. Interviews BY
appointment. Call Main 282O.
Evening star., 1924-11-11

ONE of Washington's leading
department stores require the
services OF an unlimited number
of women demonstrators in the
toy department, preferably with
department store experience.
Must be familiar with the kin
dred lines represented in an ac-
tive toy department. In making
application. state age, experience
and give references. Address
Box 23T-W, Star office.
Evening star., 1924-11-11
HELP MALE
(Cnmf1muAAl

sLATEh TO roof COUNTRY home. Address with
particulars e. H.. 1457 Park road NV. 12'
SODA MAN. experienced; one with drugstore
experience preferred. 18th and H SITS. NV.
uPHoLsTERER, white, TO share shop with
business. Open evenings. aO1o X st. NV.
WANTED A go-getter, capable OF obtain
ing business for direct mail and mailing
duce. Curiosity seekers and loafers save
stamps. Address Box 69w, Star Office.
WINDOW THINNER and card writer er-
perienced in mems clothing and furnishing
YOUNG MAN for clerk in retail store. 7lO
18th ST.
YOUNG MAN, 1920, with some stenographic
experience. for surety bond Office: opportunity
salary expected. Address Box l1s-v. star
office. 13'
YOUNG MAN--Neat to drive Ford and work
around store; reference. Halls Dye Works.
liO4 Park I'd. NV. IL
AUTOMOBILE Statesmen.
Increasing activities demand charging our
staid statesmen 10 join one Of Washington 5
foremost distributors: representing two Of
Americas most popular Our program
for the ensuing year will enable you TO realize
beyond your present income. We are desirous
of securing permanent. steady workers-an op-
portunity for men who at present selling
diversified lines as well as those now selling
Box 214-y. Star Office.
SHOE SALESMAN.
Experienced: live chain shoe store looking
for - live shoe men who are not afraid of
work and are looking for advancement to be
come managers. Apply Traveller Shoe, 1907
WE NEED
DRIVERS.
An opportunity for live, wide
awake, hustling men to secure a
we'll paying, permanent job dur
ing the coming winter months.
Bring your references to Mr..
Ryan, at the
BLACK & WHITE
TAXICAB CO.,
1920 22nd St. NV.
SALES MANAGERIAL or
ganize and head sales depart
ment, including sales Office and
system of outside selling; posi-
ton permanent and affords ex-
ceptional opportunity. Replies
kept confidential. Interviews by
appointment. Call Main 282O.
II.
Statesmen, experienced, for
victrola department. None but
thoroughly experienced need ap-
ply. Permanent positions, at
tractive salaries. TO right men.
In making application, state age.
experience and give references.
Address Box 142-W. Star office.
ONE OF Washington's leading
department stores require the
services OF an unlimited number
OF men demonstrators in the toy
department, preferably with de-
partment store experience. Must
have knowledge of electrical
toys and kindred lines in con-
nection with toy department.
In making application, state age.
experience and give references.
Address Box 17O-W. Star office.
FURNITURE ADJUSTER.
Large local furniture store re-
quIres the services of an expert
enced executive to take charge
OF all furniture adjustments; one
capable Of handling correspond
ents, convincing talker. and one
with knowledge of furniture
preferred. Answer in detail
giving age, qualifications and ex-
perlence. Address Box 3O3-W.
Star office.
y REAL OPPORTUNITY
LAp 4 ID Il \
Evening star., 1924-11-11
Subdivision Salesman,

Man woman. preferably with selling ex-
perience in real estate or other line, for Lee
Heights, Va. Must have car. Commission
basis exclusively. Integrity. selling ability
and capacity for hard work prime requirements
Call 1905 New York avenue between 9 and
10 am. IL
Evening star., 1924-11-11
HELP-FEMALE.

HELP-FEMALE.
PER-STESOGRAPHER. experience
ed state salary wanted and experience. Ad-
dress Box 10tW. star Office. IL
BOokKEEPER, preferably one experienced in
insfaIlment house; splendid opportunity for
advancement. The Peoples Store, 623 9TH
81. NV.
CHOCOLATE DIIPBR experienced; refer-
ence required. 30J 9th st. Nv
CLERICAL WoRk-Young, neat colored girl.
Apply Liberal Credit Clothing Co, 434 eth ST.
DIV.
GIRL over 16 TO clerk in bakery part or all
day. Apply 3OA4 Mt. Pleasant st. NV.
GIRL for office entry work. Address Box
1915 W. star office.
LADY-COrporat ton doing ma tiou wide business
has desirable opening in Virginia and North
Carolina for lady OF good appearance; common
school education sufficient if applicant is am
bilious, energetic and capable OF handling
people. Address Box BON. star Office
RESIDENT GovERNESS--French and music
required. Phone Cleveland 1874
SALESWOMEN-Salary and commission dis
trihutinS chocolate produces direct TO
sumer. Apply Mr. Schacfe-. 1915 New York
ave. 9-12 am. 20 pm. Phone Main 6oi7.
YOUNG LADY with high school education and
attractive personality for permanent position
as department. store demonstrator.
The 1900 Washer Co,
Factory branch.
Bank of Commerce & Savings Bldg
Tth and F. SIS NV