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Tres MESE'S PARA
FL DESARME DE
ALEMANLA
Los aliados rechazaron la
proposition de los dele
gados aIemanes
Alen1ania estd dispuesta Il
cumplir sus obligaciores
y hard TODD 10 possible
para satisfncer a
los oliados

SPA. Julio SCI ternino de tres
meses debera cumplir Alelnania con
las esttpuiaclones relativas al de-
sarme. contenidas en- el tratado de
paz Tai fuE Ia decision tomada por
los aliados y que fue noCificada n
IA delegacl6n alemana NJ ~reanudarse
hoy aqut las ~sesiones de IA Confe-
reTcia.
La petici6n de los alemanes para
quc Sc les CIera un plazo de Is me-
SEES para llevar ! cabo tai desarme.
tue. rechaZada de plano. Cuando 81
Primer Mtnistro Lloyd George pre-
gunt6 al Ministro de Relaciones Elk
teriores alu:nGn a que SO debfa e. que
q no sc hubiera dado cuenta de
TN million de hombres armados y de
dos milloncs de rifles qua habla en-
Alemania, Herr Simons record6 al
Primer Minlstro britanicO cue el Ir-
IaDda, que era IN pats mucho mas
peuueno que Alemnnia. habia ann
muchos hombres armados a pesar de
las 6rdenes del gobierno britAnico
para u aouellos "entregaran las mr.
mas.
El General Won SeeCkt, Jefe del
rstado Mayor General aleman, decia-
~ cue 81 el ejercito aIeman era re-
duc!do en- gran escala. serfa imposl-
bic recoger las armas de manos de
los soldados Y e~x-soldados no solo
en- los districts e~xteriores pero nj
~s!quiera en- el rnismo Berlin. FL mis-
mo .Jefe d.l Estado Mayor alenan
ostuvo conference.-the con el Maris-
cal Foch, acerca de los metodos que
deberian enplcarse para IA desmo-
vil;zaci6n de las fuerzas alemanas.
Herr Si7lons. Ell Ninistro de ke-
laciones Extcriores. declar6 por su
rarte. que el gobierno aleman Sc ha-
IIaba frcr;e a tres principales diff
cultades. "a desconfianza de los ALA
dos. ol hoshevikismo V Ia tmposloih-
dad de curlpI!r con las condiciones
r!nancieras del tratado de paz. Asre-
cG que Alemania harta todos los es-
fuerzos p~osihles para cumplir con sus
o~hliraciorcs V pidid que los RliaGos
contlnuaran ocupando Ia IONA neu-
f-al
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LibrOs Maravilosos.

Para los que sufren, son Vlctlmaa
de la desgracia, les persigue la ma
Ia suerte, fracasan en- sus negoclos y
son desafortunados eI amores. Con
tan c~uriosos libros lograran todos aus
deseos, seran afortunados en- nego-
clos Y empresas, lograran Ell carino
del ser amado, llevaran a fellz terml-
no asuntos y tr~iunfaran en- TODD;
Sc verar libres de malas i~nfluen-
ciss. Y yence-an L sus enemigos y ma
die pod1a causarles dano. Envie 10
c%entavos en- estampillas de correo pa.
IA gastcs y recihira cataiogo gratis
Direction: Sres. V. Martin y Co.
San Rafael 6l-A. Hahana. Cuba.
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I'm Enfermero de un
Hospital elogia el
Tanlac
Ha ganado once libras de peso y Sc
siente perfectamentc desde que
esta tomando ell Taniac

"El Tan!ac me- ha pr~oporcionado
tan grandes beneficios que me slen-
to obligado a recomendarle a las
personas cue sufren"-dijo reciente-
mente Ell senior C. NJ. Rhamey, En-
fermero Professional quien reside en-
ell Hotel George, Sixth Street, San
Francisco, Cal. FL Sr. Rhamey ha
estado atendiendo enfermos en- el Hos
pital por espacio de ocho amos
"En Febrero del ano en- curse
continue diciendo-y debido a IN &C
cidente en- el que me rompi n pier
ma tuve que guardian cana durante
varias semanas. Dificilmente podia
conner algo, nj apetito era muy ma
10 V por 10 tanto empece a perder
peso Y a anflaquecer. Tome dlteren-
ties t%6nicos. con la esperanto de ad-
quirir fuerzas, pero no logre el me-
nor alivio.
aCierta manana lei IN testlmonio
de una sonora de Los Angeles, qulen
segura haber tenido magnlflcos re
sultados con ell Tanlac, Y por 10 tan
to me decidi a hacer la prueba con
esta medicinal. No habia aun termi:
nado la primera botella cuando mi
apetito reapareci6 V sentl hamb-e por
primera vez despues de algunas Sc
manas. BESIDE entonces mi appetite
ha mejorado mucho Y mi sueno es
tranquilo y r~eparador, he ganado II
libras de peso y me siento perfecta'
mente bien Y hasta mi medico IA
ouedado asombrado de mi meJorla.
Nunca permit que mi nombre Sc
mezclara en- Ia recommendation de min
guna medicina, pero del Tanlac he
recibido grandes beneficios que con
TODD gusto 10 recomiendo a las per
sonas que n~ecesiten una medicina pa
"a vigorizar y reconstruir ell Sis
tema".
Tanlac Sc vende en- San Antonio
Dor la Wagner's Drug Co. 4O7 East
Houston St. y por Ia Meters Phar,
macy, 1922 West Commerce st. y por
las principles boticas de todas par
tes (Adv.)
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POLONLA Il LAMA
LAS ARMAS 4
SUS HIJOS
Tonaa esq MEDIA ante la
amenaza de una inuosi6a
boIsheUiki
Los rojoS cortaron va Ia Dia
fsrrea de Kiev y koveI y
anteRazor irvadir
la GaLicia.

LONDRES, Julio S.-Polonia atra
viesa en- estos momentos por una
tel!cadlsima situacIon, con motive
de Ia amenaz4 bolsheviki y de temerse
es que al no lograr tener un arreglo
cportuno con los roJos. ell ~ejarcito
del Soviet llesara en POGO tempo n
la misrna capital de esa naci6n.
Las ultimas noticias recibtdas del
campo de ls lucha ruso-poIaca, son
en- extreme desfavorables para los
polacos. Fl ejerlcito bolshevtki que
capture In f1rtaIeza de Rovro an
tier, ha cortado va Ia VIA ferrea de
K!ev n Kovel. considerable como Ia
principal arteria estrateg!ca de CO.
m~unicaci6r. segun dice IN despacho
&c CopenhaEue. Los rotos conIinuan
en- toda su fuerza su ofensiva a 10
largo de todc ell frente de batalla Y
q etercjto rolaco esta retirandose en-
todos los ~sectores.
FL Console polaco de defensa ha
cxpedido una proclama, hacienda un
Ilamamiento a las armas a todos los
rombres que Sc hallen dentro de Ia
tNdU IllIlldI. q III We ~ CO 800
nicen cuerpos para salir a c%ontener
n avalancna roja. Los estudiantes y
los campesinos sc dice que sstan res
ncndiendo ell llamado con gran en-
tusiasmo Y para ahora gran n1mero
de clos Sc han enlistado va en- las
filas del eiercito polaco. Tambien Sc
dice que los rolncos esperan r"fuer-
EOS de las ~potencias occ!dentaies muy
en- breve.
En- Ell Ministerio ingles de Ia Cue
RIA Sc expresaron hoy opintones pc
simistas respecto a IA %situaci6n pola-
ca. al reclbirse las notic!as de que los
b~olshevikis ~contiruaban su avance
despues de haber ~capturado Ia tTnpor
tante plaza fuerte de Rovno. on Ia
Volhynia.
Otras no;!cais de Varsovia dicen
que la luchl ccntinIa encarrizada de
Polodst a Molodechno Y II 10 largo
del f]errocarr!l que pasa por Wilma J
que las fuerzas polacas Ian empeZa-
do n reconcentrarse en- Ia Volhynta.
con objeto de preparar Il contra
ofensiva QUE Sc desarrollara on TODD
q frente.
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iiAZUCAR, AZUCAR!

ST tiene listed dificuitad paR
eonseguirlo haganos IN pedido de
eualouier ciase de mercaRcias, :
CON caGa Sl.00 cue nos compre &
mandagemos una libra de azucar
al costo de por mayor. que son
esntayos o libra E. . 273s
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Para Iibros en- espanol d~irijase I'd
/. Casa Editorial Lozano, tf9 Nort'
Sta. Rosa, Ave. San Antonio, Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-09

Para ubros ca espanof dirllase
listed a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano
rs n. Sta. Rosa. Ave. San Antonio,
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,,Ias de cera dec trNdas lib. 81
WHO'S EMBOTELLADOS
propios para bales ' reu
niones, Wisky wine, Cherry
wine, Logamberry, Claret
Mexican Hot y otros en- ca
las de docena boteiia- Ca
IN -. -. 80
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YERBAS MEDICINALES:

Entrs oras murhas hay: Draso: Ruda
G~obe-naGora Eino;o: Sueldn; Vensdo ;
Pe-eSl: CRndclilla: Ceniso; Hoihs de Ma
run:o: de NoS1l: de Liu,on: Flor ds pc
rs: TIE de SEM: Ye-bahuena: L,rnonc'-
10; Sfnoailo: HuAchichilc: Cancer: Go
Iondrrna: Capitana: Oreia de Ration:
Aiueema: A~naeAErita AaaEani-a; RoSS
Dc Castillo. Azaha-: Touiio: Romero 4:
Me;orana y Cuasia.
! ciento de r~nanojos $3.50
Guajes ~eiris!es. csds uno .......... +oc
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Para :ibros en- espahol dirijase I'd.
a la Casa Editorial Lozano, 116 NORTH
Sta. Rosa. Ave-, San Antonio, Texas.
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LONDRES, Julio SIN despacho
de Dublin recibido hoy aquS dice
cue Ia siruaciou en- esa capital es
lnuy seria Y durante Ia noche Sc le-
vqntaro.n b~arr!caGas a traves del ca
mino de Malahide a Dublin. e. CO.
alndante britannica ordeno que Sc
~apostaran so!dados en- todas las ga
lidas V Sc registraran los automovi.
les todos para evitar que transport
taran armaS.
DUBLIN, Julio S.-"Ln RepGblica
Irlandesa tiene deteutdo al General
Lucas. en- cal;dad de p~risionero de
guerra, Y por ell presente avisamos a.
gobierno britanico Tue 81 algunos
olros puebios son ataCados o ARA
sados con prop0sitos de represalias,
ell general Lucas sera ejecutado de
acuerdo cor las leyes de Ia guerra.
Tai declaration fua hecha hoy por
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INSTRUMENTOS MU-
SICALES

ACORDEDNES DOBl-ES
de 10 liaves, 5 hajos dos te-
clados ......s2s.5O
d. 10 Iaves 1 bajos, dos tie
ICoRDEoNEs sENG-
LLOS: 10 Ilaves 3 baics y
tres teciados . 1900. 1910
10 naves. tecla6o doble. SUI
10 llaves, diferentes estilos
' classes, dssde $500 $500
y $500
.MUSICAS DE BOCA. ale
maaas 30 woes ...Sl.'5
MUSICAS DE BOCA alema
mas IS voosS -....sI-oO
MJSIC&S DE BOCA. ale
maRsS % woes VI. 70
GUTTARRAS DOBLES de
once cuerdas. ssptimas, muy
finas 1890. ID. w
GUTTARRAS SENC1LLAS,
con TODD ' metoGo para a
! prender . toCarlas d. So. 90
s.MANDOLNAS Dlanas- bo-
nitss Y muy bien afmadas,
de S7-5G, $500 - ....--l2.N
FLAUTAS DE METAL pa
"a mhos, 40, so : ..... IS
BAIOS SEXTOS, mexicanos
egftimos, con doble encorda
6ura de ace.o .-... ....-.Zt ~"
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HOROSCOPE!

Ell Maestro Rodriguez desea
! establecer lazos espirituales con
todas las personals de habla espa-
nola, LIE remitira un HOROSCO-
PO a Ia sonora, senorita o caballe
70 que 10 pida por correo. Este
HOROSCOPE comunica Ia buena-
ventura y trae agradables sor-
presas para Ell porvenir, sobre arno
res, Wales, iuegos. negoclos Y ca
samientos. Direction
PROF OSCAR RODRIGUEZ
Santa Lucia 1i.-Marianao, Cuba.
The New York herald., 1920-12-05

BE successful. agent; free sample outfit
worth $2.25; Quality Beauty Prepara-
tions: make big money; extensive linei estab-
lished so years. Lynas Co.. io3. Logansport.
Tn
The New York herald., 1920-12-05
HELP WANTED-MALE.

A JOB WITH A FUTURE
with an established. reliable, rapidly grow
ing big business corporation for men who
are willing to work through two to five
year training period at small wages. It's
hard work and long hours, too.
There is a responsible executive position
for every man who makes good. and the
average man with better than average grit
and determination can make good.
Necessary qualifications: At least high
school education, age 20 10 81, unquestioned
character and strong personality; must be
free to go anywhere in the United Statca :;
not married mans job during the training
period.
Beginning wage. S2o-$25 per week
Present managers receive SO 500 to $l2 900
per year; average about $1,000.
Not n selling job nor a travelling job, but
men must be free to go 10 anA branch and
to be transferred frequently during the
training period.
In your reply give your age. experience,
education, religion, whether married or not,
and whether or not your home Is In New
York city All replies confidential.
2ss Herald, Herald SO.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
SALESMAN

A record Of successful salesman
ship. ability TO meet big men on an
equality. application and stamina
are the qualifications you must
have to be eligible for most de-
sirable connection
We are interested In men who are
accustomed TO earning 5000 and
upward annually-between 2s and
IS years ola
This Is an unusual opportunity fer
a man willing 10 travel and of SUI
ficient calibre TO associate with a
concern Of the highest character
and rating that has been estah-
ifshed over SO years.
To secure an interview state age.
experience and nationality. Address
II 2S3 Herald. Herald so.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Domestic Help Wanted.

LAzARE's
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
200 East 72d Street,
New York City.
Established 1918.
, FREE EMPLOYMENT FREE
This agency is offering it's services and
| fhe best positions to girls and women
! without charging registration or office fee
! Of any kind.
yR1z EMPLOYMENT FREE
rhe following is a partial list Of the
hundreds OF positions which are nsteo
with us:
COOKS DEPARTMENT.
COOK in family. in help, Mtchen
maid kept; private house ciy' soo.
cOOK-For apartment. 3 In family IN
help, West Side, city; $I3-SSo.
CooK-For apartment, 4 in family. in
help, East Side, city; $50.
COOKS in family. in help. private
house, $40.
cooK-For Short Hills. in family, In
help, any nationality; SO
:. cooK-For Far Rockaway. small family
girls kept; $Io-Ssu
COOK-For Great Neck, In famlly'
girls kept $s5-S9o.
CooK-Tor White Plains. IN family 3
girls kept; SO.
cOoK-For Bronxville, 4 In family. Irish
preferred; $40.
+ COOK-For city apartment. East Side,
in family, girls kept $40.
5 cooK-For New Rochelle, in family. 3
girls kept; $40.
CooK-For woodmere. in family, In
help; $50
WAITRESS DEPARTMENT.
wAITREss-For Tarrytown, Irish pre-
ferred 4 in family, girls kept; SO.
lcHAdBERMAIp AND WAITRESS DE-
DEPARTMENT
CHAStBEROIAIp AND WAITREss.--West
side apartment. in family, girls
kept; S60-$65.
CHAaIBERMAID AND WA1rREsS-Park
av apartment, small family, Hun
sarian preferred $65.
CHANBERMAIr AND WAITRESS = For
uptown, in family. girls Kept; sou.
CHAMBERlAID AND wAITREss-Madi
son av. apartment German preferred; 500.
LAuNDREss DEPARTMENT.
I.AUNDREss AND CHANIBERMAID-S in
family, private house; $50.
KITCHENMAID DEPARTMENT..
xIrcHENMA1D for private house in the
City: wages $i0-$45
HoUsEwoRKERs DEPARTMENT.
HOUSEWORKER for apartment In the
CITY adults in The family; wages $40.
HOUsEWoRKER for city apartment, A In
family. nurse kept; wages S7O-SIo.
HoUSEWORK GR, apartment. West o7th
St. 8 in family, aduts; wages 500.
HOIJSEyNORKER, apartment, West 10th
ST., in family, laundry. wages $40.
HOusEyvORKER, West 95th ST., in
family. adults, no laundry; wages
$3.50.
HoUsEWoRKER, Park av apartment. 3
In family. no laundry, nurse kept
wages $T0-Sl5.
HOUSEWORIcF. Bronx apartment, in
family. small laundry. wages $6o-$7o.
HOUSEWORkER, apartment, West 1QSth
St, in family, adults, no laundry
wages $6o-$T0.
HoUSEwORKER for Lawrence, L. l.;
large family. no laundry; wages S7J-$so.
HoUsEwoRKER for Bronx, in family.
small laundry; wages $6o-SIo.
NURSES DEPARTMENT.
NURSE for infant. West 11eth ST..
weeks old; $70-$75.
NURSE for infant. baby is 10 months
old: s50-S6o.
MOrIlsR's HELPER. baby one year old;
SEQ.
MOTHERS S HELPER, children years.
year and months, $50.
NURSERY .GovERNEss. G-year-old girl;
S50-S60.
GOVERNESS, French preferred. chill
dren. II and : years; $40.
NURSE. assist with cleaning. 2 children.
4h and years S60-$Io
COUPLE DEPARTMENT.
COUPLE-Cook and butler city position.~
no other help kept: $3.50.
COUPLE-Cook and butler, country po-
sition, no other help kept; Si50-Si60.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen WANTED.

am connected with an old estab-
lished, reliable company and want
five big producers TO travel.
We make an addition TO our ter
ritory during December. and to five
men between the ages OF so and
IS looking for a permanent con-
nection we will have open travelling
positions that will enable the right
man TO make from $1,000 to $4,000
a year.
II you are a successful salesman
with record for doing things you
will be interested in having a talk
with me. To insure attention you
will please write me fully what
you have done. Address r 2s2
Herald. Herald 50.
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Statesmen.
Y MAKING OPPORTUNITY.

MONEY MAKING OPPORTUNITY.
The real money making place for man
with no professional or technical training
Is In the security selling field. We offer
70 inexperienced men regardless of their
past training an opportunity TO make $1,000
and more per annun on commission basis
and 20 be trained in salesmanship and de-
veloped for managerial positions. This IS
national institution which will stand the most
rigid investigation, anR has the Endorsement
of leading bankers and business men. Come
In and talk Il over with the Sales Manager.
OLD SECURITIES CORPORATION,
FOITRTII TT DOR 500 FIFTH Av,
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SALESMEN.
5000 TO $4,000.

Wall Street financial institution furnish
ins capital for the expansion OF one OF
Americas most talked of industrial enter
prises has opening for two or three expert
enced security statesmen; we are also ready
to train three or four men who have been
successful in other lines but who appre-
curity field: intensive publicity campaign.
coupled with active office cooperation, as
sures attractive earnings from the start.
Phone Mr.. Eneas, Hanover 10033. for ap-
pointment.
The New York herald., 1920-12-05
statesmen.

WHEN THE LATE THEODORE N.
VAIL SAID THERE WAS NO
DEARTH OF ROOM FOR AMBI-
TIoUS MEN AT THE TOP OF THE
LADDER OF SUCCESS, SOME
PEOPLE LAUGHED. BUT MIR.
VAIL WAS RIGHT. ( AND IN
PROOF WE POINT TO THE OPPOR-
TUNITY, NOW OPEN WITH US,
WHEREBY ANY MAN, PROVIDED
ONLY THAT HE'S AMBITIOUS, CAN
EASILY EARN $3.50 A WEEK AND
OVER MERELY BY WALKING AND
TALKING AND TELLING THE
TRUTH. II YOU ARE BETWEEN
% AND 60 TAKE ADVANTAGE or
THIS OPPORTUNITY. CALL 10
TO 4.
SUITE 1910. % W. 4SD ST
SUITE sos. 1872 NASSAU ST
SUITE SO. I66 MONTAGUE ST, BKLYN,
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statesmen

We want few security saesmen who can
II you have the ability to sell we have
proposition that should be easy for you.
Substantial earnings assured. Large add-
tona profits very likely. Absolntelj no
speculative "lsk such as g not unNno,u 20
oil. mining. comm frcial and industrial ven
lures, II you are Just looking for drawing
are real worker and confident as to your
earning powers see fret thing tomorrow Mr.
Edwards or Mr. Carroll Room sos lI1O
roadway.
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SALESMAN WANTED. :,

A seif-respecting salesman, whose am
bition Is beyond his present place, might
find more congenal employment with us
and at the same time double his income;
we require a man of clean character,
sound in mind and body. of strong per-
sonality. who would appreciate a life.s
JOB with fast growing concern, where
industry would be rewarded very far
above average earnings married men
preferred; experience not necessary Ap-
ply suite 20a World Tower Building, 10
w. 40th 81. Ask for Mr.. Augustine.
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AUTOMOBILES

MECHANICS OPPORTUNITY.
We have an opening for first class ric-
chanlc. man who can 40 on tho roed and
repair disabled cars. NJ sits ignition and
motor troubles. he muat . what we term q
trouble man.' for such man we have en
optuiug with good rcrauntratlau 4Nddreas
v 1857 Herald, Harlem
ADVERTISE man wanted Tor steamgnip
department % ncW and high erado monthly
also man Tor railroad department must
tisng; exceptional opportunity for contract
pr1ducer preference given TO men now etn.
ployed on steamship and railroad publich-
communications treated with strict confI-
dence. Address Redfiela Publishing Co.
Inc, f9 East 41st st.. city.
The New York herald., 1920-12-05

BOOKi<EEPER for large insurance agency;
must have actual insurance experience aud
be we'll recommended 657 Herald. Her
The New York herald., 1920-12-05
FLORIST.

GARDENER to take care ak acre place
must be well recommended: state - airy
and experience; married man preferred q
- Herald. Herald go.
GENTLEMAN With Qualification 20 man
rce road crew. canva 7sing for piciui
ouiargcrlrnts. salary auA comm -siou; e't
details OF experience. q. j., 100 liera".
herald 20.
HEAD waiter for high class family apart
nent hotel serving about 30 people Ameri-
can plan: state age. religion. nationality,
good references essential. Il l37 Herald.
Herald su
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BOILER ROOM ENGINEER,

BUTLER and valet to take care OF gentle
mans apartment easy hours, good salary
to n highly efficient man: unless you have
had the best experience do not waste your
time and mine by replying; write giving fun
pa rticulars as 20 experience. salary, nation
ality: must board yourself and live out. q
81 Herald Herald sq.
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rNfFsMCN vtrtcd men 70 seil the Frairr
window ,rutGotor 10 New York city aua
rrconttn en .awmiesi6o basis good prcno
rufrn worth invtstlratinr Address n tNt
ffarafg neu 1855 as
The New York herald., 1920-12-05

ptlESSMAN. experienced on auto press at
Instructor and demcnstrator for thc com.
paur. good opportunity 20 The rl@h' uau.
'al room 102, 10 Nts' i0ih g.. cr uh1ts
nrvanf 3409
lllNAIE tutor, cViiCgc graduafc Chris
Ham wanted Tor two bows Twins az White
plains: board furnished u required. Reply
giving terns. inatiunalify. Sc. - GrocnTidae
av.. White pialns. n. Y
The New York herald., 1920-12-05
HELP WANTED-MALE
FOR A YOUNG. GROWING
BUSINESS.

bCSl.NEss,o.
You experienced statesmen know
what 1t means 10 get into a sales
force that Is growing; we don't
have TO go into details with YOU.
But for the benefit OF inexperi-
enced men let US say Just this: II
means that your work gets atten-
tion. that you get full recognition
for good work.
Let US quote right here a few
paragraphs of a letter. from one OF
the SO men who have been pro-
NOTED from the RANKS TO execu-
tive positions paying from $1,000
to $4,000 a year.
''I could describe tho Business
Builders in one word-OPPORTU-
NITY-but that naturally needs
some explanation.
The greatest benefit / have de-
rived from this organization is
that I have at last found real hap
pineys duo chiefly TO the fact that
I have proven TO myself and now
realize fully that Work is Life
'One of my serious handicaps
before Joining this organization
was a painful lack of self-confi-
dence, which I believe have prac-
tically overcome, due TO the train
ing received here.
II feel must mention the won
derful spirit OF cooperation which
permestes this entire organization.
/ find in the Business Builders the
sineerest desire amongst all OF the
men to help one another and !
know that the success OF our men
is due in a great measure to this
spirit of helpful cooperation.
Jimmy has done so much for
me that it Is hard to single out
one particular net OF help for spe-
cial mention.
'"rhe best thing know of TO
show my appreciation for what
Jimmy has done for me IS 70
pass on the good word to every
one I meet so that regardless OF
how much. or how little. expert
ence they may have had. they, too.
will have a chance TO take advan-
tage of the exceptional opportunity
TO be found in this org ganization,
under the leadership of Jimmy
Elliott.
with kindest regards to you. I
am, as ever.
&C. S. KRUG."
The Business Builders Is an in
stitutiop conducting a continuous
Man Building Campaign. delevop-
ing Men for National Sales Forces.
and financing the Expansion OF
American Business Corporations.
under the personal direction OF
James w. Elliott, writer of Man
Messages.
Our CONTRACTS with cor
porations call for the training OF
1914 salA and business executives
within the coming year; IS within
the next 90 days.
Our men are making from 800
TO. $500 a week in commissions. and
receiving their training at no ex-
pense. YOU can. II you will. in
crease YOUR earning power
RIGHT Now-and at the Same
time prepare yourself for a bigger
job.
Fear is the Great Enemy. II
holds most OF US in chains. But
1t is only the Unknown that We
fear.
Start - RIGHT NOW - getting
from Life your Just rewards by
making yourself worthy.
And. you must put your Whole
Soul into the Business of Life II
YOU expect that business to pay
you Princely Dividends.
O., win take but "a little OF your
time TO call aud il may reyolu-
tionise YOUR Future.
Ask for Mr.. Wells.
between 10 and ,.
JAMES w. ELLIOTT'5
BUSINESS BUILDERS.
Fourth Floor. e2o 5th Av..
at Goth ST.
The New York herald., 1920-12-05
Statesmen,

$40 TO $50 A WEEK FOR YOUR
SPARE TINE WOULD LOOK GOOD
TO YOU, WOULDN'T IT?
LET us SHOW YOU HOW TO DO
1T; ONLY HIGH GRADE MEN CAN
QUALIFY.
PHONE MURRAY HILL 1898
FOR APPOINTMENT.