The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-03

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WANTED--Intelligent permanent man. ONCE
and outside work. a T. NORRIS p. Q. Gen.
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WANTED-Wood Pattern Makers; high wages
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Phila., Pa.
WANTED-Government positions; where they
are. how obtained. salaries paid Exanina-
Circular lbs. NATL COR. INSTITUTE, Washing
ton, ID. c.
WANTED-A thoroughly competent fore
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WANTED-Government positlons-Thousands OF
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NATL CORES. INSTITUTE, Washington
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WANTED-Civn service government positions.
9SS9 appointments made last year; probably TO-
GOO this year. Only common school education re-
gun fgred f for cS5atSsqs OF
COLLEGE, Washington, ID. c.
WANTED.Men who can trim windows and and
earn good salaries. We teach these branches
thoroughly, practically. BY correspondence or in
ECoNoMIsT TRAINING School. IS Walker
St, New York
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WANTED-Carriage meenanlcs. packsmiths his,
woodworkers. Cincinnati. the carriage manufac.
carriage workers for its increasing trade; %
shops built 10000 vehicles this year; steady en-
Rl9ymeHt good good schools rents ana
VEHICLE MFRS Ass ~, Box loS. Station f.
Cincinnati. O.
MEN WANTED FOR THE L. :. NAVY-Lands-
men for training as seamen, age Is to %, Sle
per month; landsmen for yeOmen, age Is 10 -
tS0V per month upon appointment as NeOIhdil
third class; seamen age d to So s24: ordinary
seamen, age IS to 80, S19; apprentices, third
class age Is TO II. 81; machnsts. first class,
age p to 80. s55; machinists. second class. age
q to 30, $40; hospital apprentices age is TO p,
$40; hospital apprentices. first class, Il to y,
$50; shipwrights age q to 35, sS5; electricians;
second class. ge 81 3d. si0 electricians, third
class age p to 30, $50; coppersmiths, age p TO
80, $50 Candidates must pass physical ex-
animation, showing them 10 be free from dis
qualifying ailments and except landsmen and
apprentices, examination showing them 10
be qualified for their ratings; landsmen and
apprentices the physical examination only The
term Of enlistment is four years. A bonus OF
four months pay and addition of sL3o to
the monthly pay for each re-enlistment within
four months honorable discharge. Rations
medicines and medical attendance gratis. Prlvi-
lege Of retirement three-quarters pay after
thirty years service Able-bodied Americans
especially wanted who will enjoy exceptiona
opportunities for advancement to petty officers
by the early completion of number of large
ships. recruiting Office will be opened al
Room 90, Ingalls, building third floor, Indian
apOiis, Ind. for one week only, Nov. 4th TO 9Th
inclusive, 1901.