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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-04
Funeral of Lyman G. Preston

The funeral of Lyman G. Pre-;
ton took place at II O'Clock Satur
day morning from his home D
Main street. Rev. c. O. Perry, patu
of the Methodist church, conducth
the service. which was ATTENDED }
many neighbors and friends. Il
two sons arrived from New Ysf
Yesterday. The body was placed
the tomb at Riverside cemetery an
will be placed in the family lot |
the spring.
Evening star., 1926-05-23
DEWITT TRACK TEAM
BEATS NAVY PLEBES

ANNAPOLIS. Md, May % Dewitt
Preparatory School won on field and
track from the Navy Plebes here to.
day, 711a TO 5412.
DeVitt's superiority in the sprfnts
was marked.
Floyd Of the Navy. was first in both
hurdles, the shotput and hammer
throw and second III the broad jump.
scoring 23 points.
Summaries:
l@0-yard high huldles--Won by l:ioyd
Navy: Kennedy. Dewitt, second; Carver. Navy.
third. Time, o: 16 go.
Palmer. Dewitt. second; Clarke. Dewitt. thi'd
100 yard dash-won by. Palmer. Dewitt.
CTonsig. Ssavy.s second; Clarke Dewitt 'nf0'
2e0-yafd dash--won by Clarke. Dewitt;
Shooter De'itt, IT, second Palmer Dewitt
~ " a&oyard low 1urdles--won by, Lloyd
NSs$ s&oyaFd :aFF rdnwon drne on BY 20 Carver Dewitt
Clarke, Dewitt. second; Easton Navy. third.
h D5:2 Ss2y aPSon1 Tor. ~ S Saa PSf 'Sd s.
tango, ls feet A.. inches: o.,
da hF9 Saqg te-on9 f. Raer Dst Dex snd B s
Navy. tied io1r. third. Height feet inches.
s1otpatmwol. X Iloya; S@gy Morss p5s
tancss tts - feet feet i riches. ' s"''+,
Jayeiin throw---Won by Each Dewitt: Turr-
ner. Dewitt. second. Ricket:a. Navy. thlrd.
Dewitt; Lloyd Navy. second: SaGer. Dewitt,
thbd D;stainee 20 e feet Z neh h., 1obn
Height. ii feet inches -
KnF as peTi,t second u HoSie 'S2f@ Nsvy thrd
Distance. l96 feet Il inches
Evening star., 1926-05-23
YALE BEATS HARVARD
BY THIRD OF A POINT

BY the Associated Press
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May % One
third of point was Yale's final mar
gin of victory over fighting IIar-
ward track team in bitterly contest.
ed dual encounter that saw three rec
ords broken and one equaled here
today The final score was 61ess TO
G71s
Not until q throng of 10000 specta
tors had streafned out the open emu
Of the stadium for the final event the
discus throw. WAS tie outcome de
cided
The. record brea king began when
Willard Tibbetts of Harvard swung
through the emile run in 9 minutes
81 35 seconds, breaking the mark
Johnny OVerton OF Yale SET up i'll 1915
by % of a second
The other new records both went 10
Yale in the field events. The pole
vault mark Of - feet 6i2 inches
which had stood since 1910. went down
hard when Sabin Carr topped the bar
with an inch to spare at 3 feet
Herbert Dawson of Yale completed
the roster of new marks with Il heaVe
Of 1871 feet 111s inches in the javelin
The old record was 1S1 feet 1875
iuchee
The mark eaua led was that Of 445
seconds in The 100-yard dash. -Four
watches registered that time when Al
Miller. iIarvard's 200.pound sbriutel
flashed over the line two yards ahead
Of Bayes Norton Of Yale.
TaIe s' Tine n,.nntes 81 seeohds s.
se,oad. p5nIisen Yale tGi-d. Clark. Yae
Time. 50 ID ss,onds.
p.ait Harvard. thir'i. Locke Ha-S4,d Ds;
taucs. - feet | inch;
l.dS ards Yale Tine. 6 sesondss
Y.s hlfa s a Btafoa Yss %2n Rnda T. f.f
Zones both Harvard. He.Eht. Il feet -
Ioo-yard dasn---won br Miller Harvard
second Norton. Yalt: third. I.uudeu Hai-
ysrd. Time "4-5 seconds tcnuals dual Ie,-
ss%,frd s Ts., ,u%o" Y,. ,y y w5S Ss HHs;ysfa
a6dyard @5 HI' low iH,dles@Won S@ by Cole Yale
secotd, .Bnlla,d. Yale: third Kane. Hai' sfd
+ Han1ner ' thrSW@wGn hsr:So'w by Berslqsd. Ha,-
Heys ~a mile nsianef Tada ti Il tt fGbe. ai Fss Hsss.
Yale. Time. minutes 81 a-5 seconds 'hsw
Runnins broad lump - Won by Deacon.
Iale; seSond. Jones. narvs:d; thlrd. Cutter,
Javelin stiHee throw - Won weTf 81 paSison. ps Yale;
second Pratt. Harvard: third. Robins, Yale
distance. 1877 feet ll1s inches new Qua!
c@Gyard dash--won by Miller. Harvard;
Time - 30 seconds
Pole vault--won ny. Carr Yale second.
Clark ef Harvard and Duriee ot Yae
He!eht, 13 feet tnsw dual lrcord'
Discus thrOw--Won by Graf. Yafe oecJaG
Pratt. Harvard. third Mccoy Yale i4s.
tance. 13o feet 3 inches
Evening star., 1926-05-23
D. c. PADDLERS TO RACE
IN TRIALS AT BEL MAR

BELMAR. Y. T.. May 22-The ma
tional half and quarter mile elimina,
ton races Of the Middle States Canoe
Racing Association for Tile sesqui-
centennial exposition will he held at
Belnnnr July 23 and y. The contests
will he preliminary 10 the interna
tional championship canoe RACES be
tween the United States and Canada
at the Philadelphia exposition August
6 and :. ~
Fourteen clubs are expected 10 par
ticipate, among them the Washington
Canoe Club, Olympic champions; the
Potomac Boat Club of Washington,
which carried away high honors at
BeImar last year, and the Old Do
minion Boat Club OF Alexandria.
Evening star., 1926-05-23

was favored TO- VIII, DEt the size Cl
The winners presented "A heavier
and much more experienced team.
one that was strong in every position,
while the Old liners had two fatal
weak spots in their combination
Other ise the two teams We're fairly
we'll matched and the game was closer
and harder fought than the score
would Indicate. Despite the fact that
old rivals were ciashing in 4 contest
that probably meant first ranking in
the country would go 10 the victor.
the ga me was exceptionally cleanly
played.
Hopkins foresight also PLAYED a
part in the final reckoning, Shortly
before the game. when u slippery
field was seen 10 be foIpeone con
clrsion the Hopkins players changed
to shoes with heavy rubber cleats
As a consequence they were able to
maintain footing I'm The slippery
going. while the Maryland PLAYERS
constantly skidded and fell. with wild
throws and losses of the ball re
sultins.
Hopkins scored early. but Mary
land matched this goal quickly. Then
Hopkins got three more before Mary
land counted again and added one to
lead. 6 to .. a. the end Of the first
half
Hopkins with its hie' lead. did not
wait to work the hail in close iii The
last half and took shot AT the goal
whenever fair chance presented
itself. and made good often enough
60 outScore Maryland. to- /. in tie
final 80 minutes.
a crowd estimated at 900 saw the
contest. although ii started raining
about half an hour prior TO the start
OF hostilities
Evening star., 1926-05-23
ALEXANDRIA TEAMS
WIN TRACK HONORS

ALEXANDRIA. Va. May 22.-Al-
exandria High School won in both the
senior and junior divisions Of the sec
ond athletic district Of Virginia track
and field meet here today by scoring
f. points in the senior class and %
i'll the Junior events.
The victory in the senior division
was the third consecutive one for the
local schoolboys, and the Russell
Mitchell trophy. awarded by f. u.
! Knight is theirs for good. The
juniors scored their second straight
win
Alexa ndria had things its own way
in the senior events floris Noca
tiona1 School was far behind. with II
Doil?ts. and was trpiled in order by
Mana ssas, with IA lTerrdon. 10: Cal
verfon. S. and Washington and lie"
OF Ballston. >.
Only TWO other contestinS teams.
aside from the locals, scored IN the
Junior competition. tlerndon was
second. with 10 points. and jefferson
School. also of this city. third. with o..
Five district records were broken,
three OF them by Marshall RaSgett
of the local school. who won The 10
ward hurdles. 440 and 100 ward dashes
in new time. Baggett HaS also high
scorer of the meat. for he also placed
second in The 220-Nard dash ana hlsh
jltnn.
Summaries:
!oo-ysra dssr 'jyn,or lass, s.tt,,. hy
Moore 1JeffeEson, I, Tcayeisn tn;r Time. II
seconds Cat. 49,, ,.u;o. .a..,--won by
Baesstt Aiexandr s1a$sfs9isf l.S; sfessadgis Wassii
.9n and Lee Lee fecend ;o fHeM rSR' ecord oFH+"
RossnbS1g ss11FT1 fHerndonl it schreiner tAleXan-
driai second. Leef lFlo'ls' thIFd, liiie'
a 44o.yard uin; dash senior class by
Baxgett N,i AsSsLdTia t,oris Si'h tn,rd H AZ fine.
shotput senior class, Won BY tletcndF tletcns
fraiTerton>: German (Aleyandrla, Sc second; Hna;
Cheek iHerndQnl, thirt Distance. 80 lee'
10 inches. New record .v A,.v.ndria
Hsh School. Jefferson School second. Time
235G.va.i dash tsnn,or r!ass Won by
ea-oIsH ( (sleX3niria1: Bagrett t-AleNandrlsl
srconG: Pohl tAieXand'ia tAlf4. Int
si,o., ,,,- ,'qn4+,r rlss<l Won ~ Crouch
lTt.~rdon, Pullman tAle1arJfIa .t,onH.
smith Alex andria, thiro Distance y" lee'
HIN H,sh lump fseaio~ LASS Won tH Smith
fNspassas,: BsgEe.t AeSah1!la spcoton foa j
Fietcher fCalveTtonl thlrG' hels"''
One mile run ,snior i, Won se'. 6S
ond: Violet Alexandria. third. l'"e'
o20 ward hurdles senior class tL-nVm WI; -
Rasseft (Alexandria1 Slske tAiexanGT!1L ~ >
SECOND Cheek (Herndon). third. Time
O:2fT New record =, ,,yr.o-
Discns throw enior1--Won by McN n9r-
Ter 1FlorisG: Crouch (Herndonl. second: Nc,
Menamin (AlexandriaJ. third. Distance "
Broad lump fsenjor class1-Won by Smith
(Mansssasl Berman tAlexandrlal secohini,
Addison Manassas, third Distance 10
Broad lump (;unior class Won oT
Crouch tHerndonl Other entrants scratcheo'
instance 10 feet. ~
iIigIi jump .iunior cl%ss!-5Won by byyad8t,ai Bean !
Smith fAIexandrial. third Height. ; feet,
coward dasn tlunior GIassl-W9r f.s., saxs1; ny
aTia1 second: smith Alexandria. third
pole vault tsenior class Won by Pres;
graves (Elorisl: COrks beaverton ana
shear tFIorisi. tied Tor second Height 10
feet.
Evening star., 1926-05-23

Georgetown had easy pickinss in
all the sprints and hurdles. but the
Nary piled up d fair score with sec
onds and thirds in The distance events.
Tie visitors made a clean sweep i'll
the hundred. tNo.tW~ntY and quarter
mile
summaries
l00-yard dash---Woa by h4e- George
town: Milton. Georsetown, second; Whelan.
Georgetown third. Time. 0:lo I-10.
- 1:0yard hurdles high Won BY r.
ond BaYei-. Navy. third Time U:15 7-I0.
220-yard tash--won br Whelan. George
:own: Ascher. georgetown, secoHG. Burgess.
Georeetoai thru Tine. DO 5-l0
:. Mile. ruh-Wbn by Gegan. Georgetown
iireGuehart. Navy. second Brown. Navy
third Time 4 80 $40
440-yard run--Tie 10" hrst between Buy
CESS. Georgetown. and her. Geof2etOwn
MtCiain. GEORGETOWN. third. Time. 0:16 40.
: Two mile rlin-Won by Helme. te0rse-
town Lowell. Navy. second Bailey. Navy.
third Time. 2 81 l-l0
Evening star., 1926-05-23

With ~ III - piaNN III tiiN - ~ ENAN~
potential victors at Soldiers Field
only other previous meet, California
triumphed, 81 TO 90, III 1895.
The Golden Bears are coached by
Water Christie. who was track men
tor at Princeton in the late 9Os.
lie has been head coach at California
for % years, and was head field coacn
for the American team at the Olympic
Games in 1924.
fornia: second. Rockwell Princeton, third,
Bondshu California, Time. 10 seconds.
l.o.yard high hurdles-won by I.awrence,
Hampton California Time. 15 4-lo seconds.
440yard dashWon by pIa pTaih9t IT, cslifog- ,bfCi
nia second Van As,ynet rt,Ss 4 prnentCn lees tnio
nSn,per. Princeton. Time. 81 4-l0.
Two-mile run--won. by welles. Prineeton on
Pri4eeton. fs'i1ee 2'etIHn Time. e'57 @-16 @
one-half mile, run-won by Boyden.. :, Cal
ifornla; second Chase T;o caiiferaia; te siG third
shotput Won By Gerken ;,,1S Californa sss,..
Princeton. Distance. 4S feet.
2a0-yard low hurdles-Wen by Lawrence
eesss es.s sss9ad ms q 5iS ssconds a
fornia: second. Rockwell, Princeton: third
High Princeton. Time. 81 4-1o seconds.
ION: second. Stirling. California. third Rea
, Princeton Distance. 1s9 feet 4s4 inches.
Running high iumn,-won by HAMPTON
California: second Thompson. Princeton
2 u inches.
Pole vauIt---won by Hill. California: sec.
ond, Bradley and Faust. Princeton. tie,
Height. 1S feet inches.
Broad jump-won by Bondshu California
second Dikeman. Princeton: third. Hampton.
California. Distance. % feet 9As inches.
second Moeser Princeton: third Phillips
Cslifornla Distance. l42 feet ! a inches.
Evening star., 1926-05-23

and firmly established themselves as
CAPT. Phil Barber. California 5 crack
sprinter. shared the honors of the
afternoon with his teamnlate. Elmer
Gerken. and Alfred Lawrence, Prince
IONS crack hurdler. Each OF the three
turned in two winning performances,
BARBER coping first in his speclatles
the 100 and 220 yard dashes; Gerkeh
showing the way in the shotput and
discus throw, while Lawrence led The
field in the two hurdle events.
Barber. who ran the 100 yards in
9 . seconds in u, Pacific Coast meet On
May s, ran the century today III 10
fat and the furlong in y 40 seconds.
Gerken, captain-elect of the Golden
Bears. threw the discus 142 feet ia
inches. and the shotput AS feet.
The most exciting race of the meet.
the two mile, was won by Welles of
Princeton. who outsprinted Stevens of
California in the final stretch. to win
tv a. few feet. The two runners kept
in step until the final 100 yards. with
stevens setting the pace. Welles
started his drive for the tape at this
point. and the Californian was unable
70 answer his challenge.
In winning the pole vault. Willard
Hill Of California vaulted over the par
at II feet 9 inches, three inches more
than Stephen Bradley of Princeton,
intercollegiate indoor pole vaulting
champion. Hampton of California out
Jumped the field i'll the running high
lump, with leap of 6 feet rs inches.
against feet y inch for Thompson
Of Princeton
Today's events We're the first be-
twen Princeton and California since
1900, when the Tigers defeated the
Bears, 10 to 2, by the system Of scor-
ing in vogue at that time. In the
Evening star., 1926-05-23
HOLLIS AND EVERITT STAR
In EVENTS AT THE PLAZA
Each Annexes Victory i'm Two Events and Is Tied
for Individual Point Honors by ShackelfOrd
of Buchanan-TwO Records Are Broken.

nEABODY HILTON athletes gained overwhelming VIII
field championship yesterday
" by the playground department at Plaza
The winners each OF whom
OF themselves at
the list The remaining honors We're wen
oceAdam with IS points
finishing third place with 6 The Ross squad which carried
ah the we'll down the aIso-ranS
PEABODY might have added several more points 10 ITS Gai
accident that put Harlan oranda competitor iof'' "
Evening star., 1926-05-23
ion Wins Graded School Meet Georgetown 71ucmen Defeat Navy
G. U. BEATEN, 5 TO |,
BY HOLY CROSS NINE

WoRCHESTER, Mass, May %.
Georgetowns nine got a. setback to
day at the hands OF Holy Cross. to I
before the largest crowd of the sea-
son.
Pete Burch Of visitors was away off
form, the Purple gathering 10 hits. in
cluding two doubles.
Al T'ons held the visitors TO four
hits and his support was perfect
The Hilltoppers' lone run came ia
the eighth Toomey;> batting fo.' Nc
Lane. reached second when Walsh
made a wild heave, went to third OIL
Quinns out and scored as Mlrtagh
was thrown out.
Evening star., 1926-05-23

2"0-ysrd low hurdle Won lp Has
&eoTsetown. Hsss. %sorset0wn aecgnd
$50 ard rgn---W0n ~ S"lnburne. Georze-
town June Nay. second JACK. Navy
ShotDut--WOn ty Norton. tsrorsetoWi.
Warren Navy. second Coope., Nay, fhlrG
Distance a. feet y inches
Jave!in throw Won by Morony. GeoTee
town; .MeGarEx Navy. s.r"na sullivan
Pole vault--Tie for first place between
RutleQge, Navy. and No.ton. Georgetown
Jeaus Navy. Height. /" feet
Dscus thr0w--won by Norton. George-
town: McGSrry. Nav. second. MOrony
GEORGETOWN. third DISTANCE, 1873 feet .
lnthns
High iImp-Tie for first place betusers
Norton. Georgeiown Foley. Navy and
Bernct Navy. Height. feet l. inch
Hammer thrnw-WUn by Chsue,ie. Esvv
Norton. Georgetown. second Littv. Nav,
third. Distance. 30 feet - y inches.
Rroad iurup--Won by bowling. Geofse
town. RutietIRe Navy. second Norton.
Georgetown. third Distance, 80 feet Oh
Evening star., 1926-05-23
REGATTA BRINGS TROUBLE.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, May % 'N'
Penorts there was intcxication among
Yale undergo aduates at the YaleCo-
lun1bia, Pennsylvania, regatta at Derby
on, May s. we're taken notice of today
I,,- the Yale Daily News. This paper
agreed with the Alumni Weekly that
something should be done TO p!event
recurrence Of actions which would
bring disgrace on Tale's fair name
Evening star., 1926-05-23

-, ,kn!nrsDohertgy Fseep1Yyn C9tew c., H3r- h
Lntea. Ryan Mclean Two-bsse hit--Do-
herty Stolen bases--Cote savage .saq1i
pIays-~4,ote to farrell and, McEntee; Hsr
Ten 70, Cote 70 McEntee. Lett 90 basss--
Holy Cross. y; Georsetowr. 6. First base
90 balis-Of FODs Donovan off Btnn
HaireI. M"Ehtee HI: by pitcher---By FoHs
q Nelll. Ryan. Struck out--By FOns. =
10y Burch j Wild prch--Burch.
Evening star., 1926-05-23
CENTRAL HIGH RlFLEMEN
BEATEN BY NAVY PLEBES

ANNAPOLIS. Md. May 22--Navy
Plebes WON from Central High Of
Washington III a rife match today
30 TO t.262
Midshipman I'LL vas high gun,
With go points.
SunlmariAs:
Evening star., 1926-05-23
NAVY NINE EASILY
BEATS SWARTHMORE

ANNAPOLIS Md Nav 22-De
tea ting Swart4lmore \ 10 +. the Navy
nine put up one of the best games il
has PLAYED this season.
The visitors could do little with
TugGle. who has developed into the
Nays most effective pitcher.
Evening star., 1926-05-23
HILLTOPPERS GET TWICE
AS MANY POINTS AS FOES
Take First Place in Every Track Event Gain 90 to
IS Victory--Midshipme Do Fairly Well
i'm Distance Contests.

A NNAPOIS. Md its brIhancy
u Naval Academy 6cd and track here
by 90 taking
In field somewhat taking
first Il ont and for the lead Il others
Naval broken in
o o an
adj and
Evening star., 1926-05-23
PI.EBES
ENGLISH WIN AT GOLF.

Mt1RFtELD, Scotland, May 22 l&).
--England defeated Scotland in an
international golf tournament here to-
day. winning nine matches to scot
lands five. Ore match. was halyed.
Evening star., 1926-05-23
MARYLAND LACROSSEMEN
BOW TO JOHNS HOPKINS

~ ALTMORE Md. May q Johns Hopkins Uni, lacrosse
claim the championship America by
- defeating University
siaAnre nrnhr thes Il lie csc.rat,
Evening star., 1926-05-23
CALIFORNIA Z. TRACKMEN
VTCTORS OVER PRINCETON

the
RITCFTOE MAY Golden Bears California warmed
r. I'D for the intercollegiate Cambridge week by defeating
Princeton in a field Palmer Memorial Stadium
20 to So.
The coast athletes ron1pe, the IA events
Evening star., 1926-05-23
WALTER REED WINNER.

Walter Reed Hospital base bsllers
yesterday handed It setback TO the
nine representing Addison: Va. . to
8. Ingram accounted for three Of Ad-
disons five hits. Wecker of Walter
Reed hit FOR the circuit.
Evening star., 1926-05-23
"a T.. Totals 341121,

Totals 32 pa +: Total. 341fo
'Bstted 70" Ogden in ninth ipning
swarthmore ......- u q q o o o.
Navy ....... - o = a q rs
Runs -RicharIis Leslie Schwab (2i
cooper -. Condra. sullivan. TuEgIe Errors
Barrett. Mt<5G.fr. 1yO-base hits-Ham
iiton Condra. Cu"per. sullivan. Home runs
.-CoOper, Hullvan- Sacrifice hit--Tigg!e
Bases on halls-Off Tdgsle, /" oil Calss' 5
StrJ, L ort-RY 'fuggie 9 by Gales. . H;
Richards Leslie Ccober Hamilton ~
Hanhsgsn f:l Lei! on bsses-Nayy. 81
SWarfTnlo.p d
Evening star., 1926-05-23

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Evening star., 1926-06-20
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SITUATIONS-MALE, FEMALE.
COUPLE-Colored: man chauffeur butler
woman nurse maid both cooks: will
leave city. Phone n. 9736
COUPLE. colored: man, butler chauffeur
woman. cook; city or country. North 1884
Evening star., 1926-06-20
EXECUTIVE

with enterprise and Imagination. plus 10
years experience. desires position in secre-
tarlal capacity. sales correspondent
well educated: excellent refs. Address Box
35-C. Star office
Evening star., 1926-06-20

SsA4LEsMAN. well known to all grocers ho-
ssalary or commission. Address Box 174-B.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

DRESSMAKER-FIrs class filter at home
or out by the day: street. sports and evening
dresses beautifully made remodeling spe-
cialty Franklin 9486-J
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HELP-FEMALE (Cont'd).

DEMONSTRATORS AND SALESWOMEN
women, white of neat appesrance
must be over 20 unemployed only and ready
to start work Immediately: experience pre-
ferred, but not necessary; straight salary
morning, 10 TO, I2,. for, appointment. w. II.
Baker. Annapolis Hotel. 18th ard H sts.
MARRIED WOMEN-Excel-
lent opportunity, full or part
time; dignifed outside selling
on strictly commission basis of
household necessity; those with
selling experience preferred.
Apply Monday between 9 and
II am. or 2 and a pm. to Sylvan
Oppenheimer, 8O6 L st. NV.
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

Civil Service Examinations.
Patent Office exam. this month: salary;
81 $50. Special agent exam. salary. S2, ,4Oo
TO $4,000, Begin today. Sten. and TYP:
exam. in July, special preparation. Begin
today. The Civil Service Preparatory School.
Sc. corner 10th and + NV Phone FIR. 20SO.
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SITUATIONS--FEMALE.

bOOkKEEPER-Hav had experience as an
assistant bookkeeper, typist and general of
nee work; can operate P.BX board, take
shorthand: VIII gladly give references: would
IKE position with real estate company. Ad-
dress Box 354B. Star office 2Os
Evening star., 1926-06-20

PRINTER, practical, desires position as
manager OF plant accurate proofreader and
hnal press okeh man: have been affiliated
with the largest concerns i'll the country;
Station, City.