prate. References first letter. 4,997, Outlook.

Property Wanted

WANTED-Attractive location for summer tea room, furnished or

Companions and Domestic Helpers

DIETITIANS, superintendents, cafeteria managers, governesses, matrons, housekeepers, social workers, and secretaries. Miss Richards, Providence, East Side Box 5. Boston, Fridays, 11 to 1, 16 Jackson Hall,

LADUE, 1546 E. Jefferson Ave., Detroit, Mich. Would

College Woman purchase

small modern, year-round bungalow,seashore, Casco Bay to North Jersey. 5,137, Outlook.

Real Estate

MAINE

Near the sea and 200 ft. above it. 10 chambers, 3 baths, running water. Living-room 34 x 16, 3 fireplaces, open plumbing, hardwood floors, electric lights, garage. Also smaller cottage near by. J. R. PRESCOTT, Newtonville, Mass.

HERON ISLAND, ME. For Sale, 2-story Bungalow, 45x60,

WANTED-Lady of refinement and education as mother's assistant with children. Apply Mrs. Karran, 75 Fulton St., N. Y. City.

WANTED-Young woman to serve as companion to girl 7 years and boy 5 years. Experience not necessary. Intelligence and refinement and references required. Brooklyn in winter and Long Island summers. Address P. 8. W., 28 Orauge St., Brooklyn, N. Y.

COMPANION-Refined, educated male for backward young man (no tutoring); position offers attractive home and liberal compensa tion. In reply give full name, age, personal history, and references. 9,827, Outlook.

REFINED Companion, generally useful, willing to do light housework. References. 9,843, Outlook.

WANTED-Man and wife without children as caretakers on small country place in northern New Jersey. Man must have thorough knowledge of the care of cows. 9,846, Outlook.

WANTED-Mother's helper, between ages of twenty-five and forty, for girl two and a half. Experience and references required. Mrs. James Ladd, Ardmore, Pa.

Teachers and Governesses WANTED-Competent teachers for public and private schools. Calls coming every day. Albany, N.

terms to suit. Cost $6,000 to duplicate. Photos, plana, MCCLAVE, 1 Madison Ave., N. Y. City.

Furnished Cottage Me., to let for sum

mer, $250. 10 rooms, wide double verandas, water-front, 25 acres land, good well, excellent

boating and fishing. Apply 5,131, Outlook.

OGUNQUIT, MAINE

For Rent-Summer Cottages Beautifully situated and completely furnished for housekeeping. E. S. WARE, 6 East 8th St., New York City.

Ogunquit, Me. Bleven room house; liv

Beautifully furnished

ing, dining rooms, hall, kitchen, seven double bedrooms, laundry, pantries, large porches, garage. Best location. Superb views of mountains and sea. Season $1,200. 5,105, Outlook.

PEMAQUID, MAINE

FOR SALE OR RENT Finest estate on Maine Coast. Large Colonial house. Ocean view, fine harbor and drives. W. G. TIBBETTS, Pemaquid Harbor, Me.

SALE

To settle an estate, attractive house and furniture; 7 master's rooms, 3 baths, 2 servants' rooms, living and dining rooms, butler's pantry, kitchen, laundry, furnace, fireplaces, sun and sleeping porches. J.PERLY PUTNAM, Agt., York Harbor, Me.

TO LET home, fully furnished, among

for season, beautiful country

evergreens of Maine. Short distance to State road from Portland to Augusta; two miles to large beautiful lake and Kennebec River. Seven large rooms, large veranda,modern conveniences, fireplaces, wood, telephone, place for auto. Milk, fresh eggs, fowl and some Tegetables could be furnished at market price from the farm if desired. 5,135, Outlook.

TEACHERS WANTED-College graduates for all departments of schools and colleges. September vacancies. Special terms for early enrollment. THE INTERSTATE TEACHERS' AGENCY, Macheca Building, New Orleans, La.

WANTED-First-class handcraft teacher for girls' summer camp. Give training and experience. 9,804, Outlook.

WANTED-Woman of refinement and tact. Teacher whose time is free latter part of day and during the summer, or one who can devote entire time will be considered, to assist mother in care of two boys of school age. No teaching except small assistance in lessons. Comfortable home and very moderate amount of time required, but applicant must have good judgment and natural aptitude for boys. 9,821, Outlook.

HOPKINS' Educational Agency, 507 Fifth Avenue. Governesses, nurses, camp direc tresses, swimming teachers, housekeepers, attendants, companions.

SITUATIONS WANTED

Professional Situations

WOMAN RESEARCH EXPERT, EDITOR, AUTHOR, now holding responsible position, seeks connection, business or other, offering scope to unusual experience and carrying commensurate salary. Resourceful, thorough, versatile, has organized nationally known information bureau, published many magazine articles and two standard books. Career may be checked in Who's Who, 192021. 9,831, Outlook.

RESEARCH, translation, editing, libraries catalogued and resystematized, by young lady, college trained and with extensive experience. 9,817, Outlook.

Business Situations SECRETARY-Young woman, experienced, desires position in school or college. References. 9,726, Outlook.

YOUNG man desires position of superintendent or assistaut in boys' institution, or in church work among young people. Would tutor. Experienced. 9,748, Outlook.

LADY desires position as assistant or take charge of linen room in an institution. 9,760, Outlook.

AVIATOR, former Lieutenant Army Air Service, desires position as pilos with firm or individual, passenger-carrying, exhibition work, or Gosport instruction. Address John F. Bay, Jarrettsville, Md.

COLLEGE girl desires summer graphic position. 9,834, Outlook.

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COMPANION-secretary-executive; educated, refined woman. No objection travel, country. Fluent Spanish, good correspondent, long business experience. Al references. 9,818, Outlook.

SITUATIONS WANTED Companions and Domestic Helpers REFINED lady, speaking French, Spanish, desires to be companion, home or traveling. Miss Xhrouet, Grand Haven, Mich.

POSITION wanted as housekeeper for business woman or companion to invalid. 9,770, Outlook.

SUMMER position wanted as companion or governess. 9,768, Outlook. SUPERVISING housekeeper wishes posi. tion hospital or institution. Experienced. Best references. 9,743, Outlook.

TRAVELING companion. Young woman of intelligence and refinement going to Europe will act as companion to older woman. References exchanged. 9,835, Outlook.

COLLEGE graduate, experienced traveler, offers services on voyage to Britain in return for her expenses. References. 9,840, Outlook.

POSITION as hostess in hotel, camp, or club by young woman; at present hostess in army camp. Would combine other duties and no preference to locality. 9,836, Outlook. WANTED-Refined, cultivated would like position in home as manager, chaperon or companion. Widower or bachelor preferred. References exchanged. 9,837, Outlook.

LADY recommends

woman

managing housekeeper; Swedish woman, trustworthy, capable, refined. Miss Otterberg, 132 East 45th St., New York. Phone 8700 Murray Hill.

GRADUATE nurse, refined, sunny disposition, will take intelligent care of lady or gentleman in mountains or at seashore. $65 month. Credentials. 9,802, Outlook. COMPANION Very capable, willing, cheerful. Would keep house. References. 9,801, Outlook. COMPANION or governess. Refined, educated young woman. Would travel. Summer. 9,810, Outlook.

GENTLEWOMAN, English, experienced practical nurse, wishes position as traveling companion to lady or young girls. Good sailor and traveler, speaking French and Spanish. Highest references. Terms by arrangement. Lease, Box 834, Scarsdale, N. Y.

YOUNG woman desires position as traveling companion. 9,812, Outlook.

YOUNG English lady seeks position as companion-chauffeuse. Four years with Red Cross and Royal Army Service Corps. California preferred. 9,819, Outlook.

CAPABLE, pleasant, well educated Protestant woman desires position as companion to lady in home of culture and refinement. Willing to travel. Highest credentials. 9,824, Outlook.

MAN, 27 years of age, college graduate, year's attendance in French Lycée, 8 months with French escadrille, wants few months' engagement as guide through Europe, companion, tutor. Can drive car. 9,839, Outlook. SECRETARIAL companion, chaperon, with travel abroad, by refined woman. Knowl edge stenography, music, language. 9,842, Outlook.

Teachers and Governesses FRENCH lady, refined, experienced teacher, excellent references, wishes position for summer. Chaperon, tutoring, private secretary. Would travel. 9,721, Outlook.

REFINED young college student desires summer position as tutor and companion to boy or boys in private family. Athletic. Good references. 9,734, Outlook.

TEACHER in girls' vocational school would like summer work. Governess. Girls' camp preferred. References exchanged. 9,764, Outlook.

COLLEGE graduate, successful boys' teacher, wishes position as tutor for summer. 9,795, Outlook.

WANTED-Position for the summer in girls' camp. Will tutor. Highest references. 9,830, Outlook.

SUMMER work by Englishwoman as librariau, pianist, or teacher. 9,829, Outlook.

YOUNG Swiss lady, speaking French, German, and English, desires position as governess or companion with family going abroad. Excellent references. 9,838, Outlook.

COLLEGE GIRL desires position as governess or companion. Experience in college president's family. 9,803, Outlook.

PRIVATE school teacher of English, who likes housework, desires work June 23-Sept. 15. 9,805, Outlook.

PARISIAN lady, education and refinement, head of French department in leading school, desires to spend 3 summer months vacation with well educated and comfortable family to speak and teach French, for expenses only, no remuneration. No objection to traveling. 9,800, Outlook.

GOVERNESS or nursery governess. Educated young woman, experienced, wishes to take charge of one or two young children. References. 9,844, Outlook.

SPANISH, English teacher, American, 15 years Cuba, desires position teacher, superintendent school, institution. Executive experience both countries. Diplomas. References. In New York June. Mrs. Amy Grant, Superintendent of Schools, Chaparra, Cuba. 9,815, Outlook.

FRENCH woman, teacher, desires summer position, tutoring; elementary or college preparatory conversation. References. 9,814, Outlook.

WANTED-Position as governess or companion for summer. Will travel. 9,826, Outlook.

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SITUATIONS WANTED

Teachers and Governesses HARVARD graduate 1921 wants summer position as tutor and traveling_companion. Excellent references. Write A. B. N., 6 Garden Terrace, Cambridge, Mass.

COLLEGE woman, age 27, as tutor or companion on trip abroad in return for expenses. 9,825, Outlook.

SUPERIOR native French teacher, available next fall; college or school in or near New York. Highest credentials. 9,828' Outlook.

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MISS Guthman, New York shopper, will send things on approval. No samples. References. 309 West 99th St.

BOYS wanted, 500 boys wanted to sell The Outlook each week. No investment necessary. Write for selling plan, Carrier Department, The Outlook Company, 381 Fourth Ave., New York City.

EXPERIENCED teacher, Bryn Mawr graduate, will chaperon and tutor two girls at family camp, Maine, July, August. Terms reasonable. References exchanged. 9,675, Outlook.

TWO normal or problem children can have country life at quiet seashore place this summer, in care of experienced mother holding master's degree in psychology. Specialty nervous or bad tempered children. Terms moderate. 9,832, Outlook.

AUTOMOBILE, Oakland sedan 1920, good condition, to rent for several months. 9,820, Outlook.

DR. Charlotte Hammond offers semi-invalids delightful home, good cheer, attention to diet, medical care. Paris Hill, Me.

WANTED-Invalid attorney desires immediate financial help to publish profitable guide book and industrial almanac on Southern California for tourists, settlers, investors, etc., different; be in great deinand; half profits. What party will understand and help? Referentes. Address Barnard, Box 101, Hermosa Beach, Cal.

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crossing is declared by the Southern Pacific Railway to be, in its experience, the most prolific cause of automobile accidents. In three years 970 automobile drivers came to grief through misjudg. ing distance and time in trying to beat the Southern Pacific locomotives. A considerable number of reckless drivers actually run into the crossing gates in trying to beat the trains-122 accidents of this nature occurred in three years. A large number of cars get stalled on the tracks when trying to cross in front of a train. "A passenger train that is a quarter of a mile away is also only about a quarter of a minute away," says the railway's report, "and a quarter of a minute is pretty short time to effect an escape if in shifting gears the engine goes dead." Over nineteen hundred automobiles were wrecked at grade crossings on this railway in the period named.

The programme of an amateur boxing bout, according to a daily paper, printed the first name of one of the stars as "Nut" instead of "Nat." The aggrieved boxer, on remonstrating with the publicity man, was told apologetically that it was his first experience as a fight promoter, and "with such names as Pete the Gorilla, Young Samson, Battling Mike, and so on, Nut looked all right when the proof came from the printer."

An American traveler, writing about "Invalid Europe" in a book with that title just published, says that he found Europe far less changed outwardly than he had expected, and social life as it affects the tourist little different from what he had found it before the war. "Above all," he says, "the American traveler especially tender of his own material comfort is likely to be agreeably surprised. No matter where he goes in Europe, he is enabled through the strength of his currency to obtain all the comforts and almost all of the luxuries that he may desire, and at far less cost than in his own country."

Two good, sound tips for making money are described by Bruce Barton in "Collier's." The first is that of a financier who lived in the suburbs and went to Wall Street only when bad news got on the front page of the papers and the brokers were filled with gloom. Then he bought. When news was amaz ingly good he quietly sold. Thus he made a considerable fortune. The sec ond tip came from a man whose business was finally suppressed by the Post Office. He advertised an infallible rule for making money, for only a dollar. The rule was: "Work like the devil and never spend a cent." The Department thought the advice sound, but its sale illegal.

Saving money is a good way to "make" it. The President of the Delaware and Hudson Railway tells how he saved it. "When I was a young man, I tried very hard to save money," he says. "Every

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"I know nothing about aerial navigation except what I have read in Tennyson's 'Locksley Hall'" ["The nations' airy navies grappling in the central blue"?], says Mr. Shorter, editor of the London "Sphere," "but I like hearing of adventures so wonderful as those accomplished by these two young men." The young men were Sir Ross Smith and Sir Keith Smith, who recently airplaned from England to Australia. Mr. Shorter says that he is "not thrilled by the fact that both are K. B. E.'sknighthoods are cheap to-day," but is very much thrilled by what these young men accomplished at so early an agethey are only twenty-eight and thirty, respectively. They flew 11,500 miles over four continents in 28 days and won $55,000 in prizes.

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PRIZE WINNERS

We publish herewith a list of the writers whose letters are deserving o honorable mention. They are not notec in order of merit: "Medico," "Martin K. James," Maude V. Griffin, "A Quaker,' "A Kansas School Teacher," Judson S. West, "John Benner," S. Omar Barker. "Jock West," A. J. Thomas, Mrs. Jame: B. Draper, Verne Victor Barnes, "Maud Muller," Joel Shomaker, Blanche Hancock Hudson, "A Prayerless Mother," "Service Man," "Ellen West," Miss Emily Beatrice Gnagey, "A Sergeant Major," "Adelaide Chadsey," Mrs. Fannie F. Armstrong Mrs. Ethelwyn Follansbee, "Ray Weaver," Harold Hubbs, "Dorothy Chester," "D. B. Roberts," Sara Haardt, "Frances Bird," Eva Ruperta Dixon, Roscoe West, Carl A. Glover, "May Clark," "Only a Doughboy," "A New Woman," Alice. E. Cate, Charles Haven Myers, "I. B. I.," "Jean," "A Red Cross Worker," F. T. Bleya, "Cynic," Mrs. M. C. Ward, "Elizabeth Clavert," Dennis Whittle, J. Philip Brewer, Walter C. Hixson, "K. I. M.," "Richard Karven," "Margo Peck," "L. S.," "R. D. Kayer," "My Name is Legion," Raymond Howard, "A. L. M.," Miss Ethel Wentworth Hurst.

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