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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-11-26
WHAT IS THE GREATEST
MENACE TO YOUR
Community?
AND WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO
HELP?

The day OF the tallow candle, the
brass kerosene lamp. the one-horse
shay. the 6ouble-team carriage and the
Oneox plow have passed. To-day we
have the electric current with a nj
trogen lamp. the electric coupe and
the gas driven limosine, the flying ma
chine. the tractor in our fields pillow.
ing deep and making fertile the worn.
out lands.
We have made wonderful progress
along all lines for the betterment Of
mankind and the longevity OF human
life. The once dreaded yellow fever
has been conquered. the malarial poi
son has been discovered and bids fair
soon to be eradicated. the deadly ty.
phoid fever germ has been isolated
and vaccine prepared DipIhtheria
has been almost put out Of business;
tuberculosis is being fought success
fully; small pOx has been given a
knockout blow, but there remain
three diseases which could be easily
controlled with a Quickene6 public
opinion These diseases are syphilis,
gonorrhea and chaneroid. These dis
eases, usually referred to as venereal,
have been kept in the dark; have been
hidden from the public until they are
today perhaps more prevalent than
any other OF the Infectious and con-
tagious group. One reason for their
prevalence is the CLOAK that is thrown
around them They must be brought
into the open and there fought to a
finish They are most serious in
their consequences: the public are in
Ignorance as 10 their farreaching ef-
fects on the population.
Two deaths oIt of every thirteen
are said TO be indirectly due 10 syphil.
is. A great many premature births
are due to this disease; a vast army
of crippled. deformed and feeble mind.
ed children have inherited this awful,
insidious disease, while TO gonorrhea
we charge majority Of the blindness,
sixfy-fiye per cent Of all abdominal
operations on the female organs and
almost all childless marriages. as well
as one-child marriages
The cost in dollars and cents 10 our
state in institutional care for blind.
ness and insanity is over $500, 900 per
wear
We are. therefore, forced to the
conclusion that ii is time our people
should openly face the facts. and that
these diseases be brought from dark.
ness to light. that they may be eradi.
Gated Every individual should put
aside false modesty. prudery and cour.
ageously do his individual duty as a
citizen and see that his own children
are told the facts; that his community
is made clean; that Prostitution, the
source of most of the Injection, is put
out of business and that good. whole.
some recreation is provided for young
people You, the reader Of this. have
responsibility and duty; face it and
help your state.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-11-26
oPHTHALMIA MORATORIUM

Ophthalmia y eonatorum is a term
applied to a disease which often de-
veioPs in the eyes of infants a few
days after brit, and frequently, in
spite Of the most energetic treatment,
results in permanent injury TO the
eyesight, il not in blindness. Physi
clans and midwiyes are required by
law to recommend the use of a pro.
phyiactic solution which should be ap-
piled TO the eyes Immediately after
birth. This solution is perfectly
harmless and in practically all cases
prevents the development OF the DIS.
ease
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-11-26

SIr. Alexander Claiborne of Balti-
more arrived on Wednesday TO spend
the Thanksgiving holidays with his
brother, Mr. R. R. Claiborne.
Nr. and Mrs. J. c. Ward had as
their weekend guests, Misses Minnie
and Lucille Arnold of Atlanta. Miss
Ruth Bartlett Of Dallas, and Messrs.
Harold Hutchins and Billie Huey Of
Tzllapoosa, B. Arnold of Fitzgerald,
and Roland and Cecil Arnold of Sew
enth District school.
Mrs. Tom Rowe, who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. H 3. Moss,
has returned to her home in Nash
vile, Tenn.
Mrs. Mary Claiborne who has been
spending some months visiting rela-
tIves in Virginia, has returned to
spend the winter with the Rev. and
Ms r. r. Claiborne.
Hiss Jane Skinner, Y. W. c. A.
Field Secretary. was in town on Tues
day.
Miss Martha Denham of Atlanta
vas the weekend guest of Miss Eloise
Games.
Miss Lottie Lang of Savannah
Schlling.
spent the weekend with Miss Louise
Miss Katharine DuPre arrived on
Wednesday from Lucy Cobb Institute
for the Thanksgiving holidays.
Prof. and Mrs. Dieckman of Agnes
Scott college visited their parents, Mr..
an3 Mrs. H. 3. Moss this week.
DR.. and Mrs. Sam D. Rambo and
Dr.. w. E. Benson left on Monday for
trip to South Georgia. DR.. Benson
returns on Thanksgiving day. but Dr.
ard Mrs. Rambo will remain for a
wssl- or tive longer.
Hiss Dorothy Butler left for For
sy1h on Wednesday to spend the holi-
days with Misses Miriam and Wilma
Butler, who are students at Bessie
Tiff.
Miss Elizabeth Hague is staying in
Atlanta with Mrs. Rawson Collier this
w-ter, coming home for the week
els.
Jr. and Mrs. W R. Beck returned
- Friday from their wedding jour
4
ks parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
= xls.
Iss Mary Rznbo OF Bluff.on is
aiding tie Thanksgiving holidays
her brother and his wife, DR..
Mrs. San, l. Rambo.
.sS Maud Berry Of Atlanta spent
tzs weekend with Miss Allie May
Simpson.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-11-26
ATLANTA FULL OF CROOKS?

One reading the Atlanta papers
would come naturally to the conclu-
sion taat the capital of Georgia is
not free from crooks. even If it is
Nc. full of crool,s. Daily thefts Of
automobiles occur there, sometimes
as many as six or eight, gambling
8eTs are raided by the police and de-
tectives, young boys rob drug stores,
fair women lead bold men as1ray and
occasional suicides happen, blind tg-
ers roam the streets day a nd night
ard people are f'eeced of even thou
sands by dens Of thieves. We hope
this IS not part of the :laata
spirit"
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-11-26
Mrs. Hague En.ertains Club.
Observation-Disclosures.

The marriage of Miss Annie Arm
strong and Mr. W. c. Neidlinger was
2 beautiful event in Atlanta on Sat
uriay. Mrs. Neidinger Is lovely
girl and has been a frequent visitor
e Hrs. Grady Conway here, where
she has many friends. Mrs Conway
was an attendant in the wedding,
wesring her own beautiful wedding
govn of Duchess satin and point lace,
embroidered in seed pearls
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-11-26
PRESBYTERIAN MEETINGS.

The Presbyterians have been car
ryi1g on revival service during the
week, led by Rev. j. A. Trostle. A
largely attended meeting was held at
seven o'clock on Thursday morning
and thaal,5- of ering was taken FOR
Th0rnwell o-phaEage. 4 special
meeting for TIE children and young
folks has been arranged for Saturday
r. -rning at $50.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-11-26

President-elect Harding made the
trip through the Panama canal in the
nature Of an Inspection tour Wednes-
day. He passed tie TING o. day"
with President Po.ras of Panama.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-11-26

That Atlanta will be head quarters
for : ten million dollar steel and
motor corporation IS vouched for by
fse dailies Of that city. The big
p1znt itself will be about ten miles
Forth Of R0sne.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-11-26

The House Of Commons, England,
has had a stormy week, leaders claim
ing that Sinn-Feins and members
were working ~hand-in-glove" about
the Hobbies. The government is pur-
suing its former course of keeping
Dublin under military rule.
The big crowd of Georgia tourists
who went to northern cities in the
greater Tech" movement, have re-
turned. They reached home Thanks
giving Day. They have arranged,
and are still making further arrange
ments for a campaign of information,
bringing the facts they CLEANED on
the trip home to the people of
Georgia.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-11-26
MARIETTA MARIETTA SOCIAL
NEWS OF WEEK
Pleasant Meas supper.
By Airs. D. c. Cole.

Pleasant Mems Supper.
Rev. r. r. Claiborne entertained
dozen men ~ an informal bat de-
ligh1ful supper on Tuesday evening,
last His guests were Messrs, L. N.
TrammeIl. p. .. Reeser. j. Va Glover,
J. Il. Fowler, C. Marion DObbs, Har-
old WiI,ingfanl, Mcdonald Lawrence,
Fred SchiIling, S. L. Garrison, DR..
c. 7. Nolan and Messenger. This is
the second in series Of suppers Mr..
Claiborne Is giving his men friends.
Mrs. Hague Entertains Club
Mrs. Herbert Hague entertained
the Tuesday Bridge Club very hap
ply this week. In addition TO the
members those present were Mrs "
L. Starr, Mrs Cottinghanl, Mrs. E.
Il. Hunt, Mrs. c. ". DuPre and Mrs.
H. ". DuPre- The prize for top
score, a set OF enameled bridge table
numbers, was won by Mrs. II. n. Du-
Pre-. A delicious hot course was
served.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-11-26

II its a coed time you're looking
for, come 20 TIE Baraca-Philathea
parcel post sale
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-11-26

The Marietta Journal and tie T.C
gressive Farmer both for SI.65.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-29

JANITOR-Small house off 18th av.: expert
enced; steam heat viii have two room
apt. give full particulars and references.
II 245 Herald, Herald 50
KITCHENMAN -Colored. IA boarding house
1903 Madison av.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.

S75 PER WEEK IN INTERSTATE CON-
MERGE AND EXPORT WORK
The opportunity OF lifetime for perma-
nent future al q salary ranging from $500
20 $4,000 per year when able 70 handls the
work efficiently; the men we desire must Do
over 81 and common school education; bs
willing 10 learn IN their spare time and have
unlimited ambition. determination and inftie-
devote a few hours each week TO learn Inc
portant technical knowledge; the few ohoseu
viii be trained by experts and assisted 70 po-
sitlOns and salaries according 10 abilitiess
interview by appointment only. Phone Beck
man S73T or address Mr.. Rhamstein, e2a
Tribune building. New York city.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
I.AUNDRIEs.

IL CENTS PER POUND.
ALLERTON LAUNDRY, l32 Il. 2sth ef-
O'hone Madison Square 1890. Flat. taols.
bed linen, SC. completely roned, ready for
starched where required dried ready for
ironing: cheapest and most economical
method; trial will convince you. Phone ana
our auto VIII call
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HELP WANrED-MALE.


SPLENDID opening in phonograph record
plant I'm full operation for man with ex-
peTience in plating. stock mixing and rec
ord pressing; stock formulas no object.
state experience and salary expected 20 BOX
T65 Herald. Herald square.
SECURITY Statesmen. FROM JERSEY
SELL HIGH GRADE PREFERREp
STOCK OF A LOCAL MANUFACTURING
CONCERN, ONE OF THE LEADERS OF
TIE COUNTRY IN ITS OWN FIELD.
AN UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE PROPO-
SITION FOR MEN WITH AN ACQUAINT-
ANCE IN JERSEY CITY AND NEARBY
CITIES.
THE COMPANY IS WELL KNOWN AND
WE'LL THOUGHT OF THROUGHOUT THE
ENTIRE SECTION.
WE WANT MEN IMMEDIATELY, AND
OFFER SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY AS
SOON AS YOU MAKE GOOD A PERMA-
NENT POSITION. DRAWING ACCOUNT,
INFLUENTIAL BUSINESS CONNECTIONS
AND COOPERATION OF THE BEST SORT
TOWARD YOUR OWN ADVANCEMENT.
APPLY IN MORNING AT OFFICE,
DRIVER-HARR1S COMPANY. HARRISON.
n. J., ONE BLOCK FROM HUDSON TUBE
STATION. OR IN AFTERNOON, FROM 3
TO 8, AT go WALL ST.. ROOM 9Oi.
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statesmen TO CALL ON
INTERESTED PROSPECTS.

This organization now employs rs sales
men who are successfully selling stock In an
established motion picture enterprise.
We now have more Interested prospects re-
questing information than our present force
can handle. and therefore desire 10 employ
five additional statesmen who are capable OF
closing on the first call.
We do not require men who are expert
enced stock statesmen but we do require
them TO have had considerable experience
in other lines of Craftsmanship. In fact some
OF our hest men came 70 us from other lines
and have averaged over $500 weekly for
seventy consecutive weeks since Joining our
organization.
This proposition offers excellent oppor-
tunity to those who can come In and dupli-
cate the success attained by other members
OF our sales staff.
Remuneration is on the basis of drawing
account and commission. Do not call, but
write, giving full particulars.
JOHNSON & HOPKINS CO.,
89s FIFTH AVE-. NEW YORK CITY.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.

PHOTOENGRAVER-Lin ana nalftone pho-
togrspher wanted; night work; union
man engraving department. Herald. $50
Bway-
REQUIRE thoroughly competent tutor and
travelling companion to boy twelve, spend
Ing winter California; must be willing fol-
low instructions from Ethical Culture
school. Box L 7s7 Herald, ESQ Bway.
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THE LARGEST FINANCIAL INsTITr--
TON or ITS KIND IN THE WORLD RE
QUGRES statesmen IN THEIR BANK DE-
YOU ARE 80 OR OVER AND CAN QUAIL
TFy You MAY COMMENCE YOUR LIFE
WORK FOR a CONCERN WITH OVER
s21 900, 900 ASSETS. NATIONAL SURETY
COMPANY, c. Il. CoNNELL, % WEST
AID ST.
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Statesmen. security. who know how
20 sell stock w. Inventors and are
capable in convincing the public; sal
AIRY and commission for the right
parties; only the kind who can give
clean references need apply. Call
Room 1908. - W. Gath st.
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Statesmen

statesmen.
THE NATIONAL SURETY COMPANY,
THE WORLDS LARGEST SURETY COM
PANY," CAN PLACE NUMBER OF HIGH
CLASS Statesmen WHERE THEv CAN
EARN LARGE COMMISSIONS, AT PRES
ENT SELLING SPECIAL FORM OF
SURETY BOND, AND PROMOTION II, TO
CAN QUALIFY; PLAN is IN-tfICcEssFUL
ARE BEING OPENED RAPIDLY.
IF you AR- OVER 80. OF GOOD AP-
PEARANCE IND ADDRESS, HAVE A
CLEAN RECORD AND DESIRE TO sue
CEED HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO
MAKE A PERMANENT, PROFITABLE
~ G. E. coNNELL.
rs w. AID ST., NEW YORK CITY.
A. b. BROWN,
90 COURT ST, BROOKLYN. N. Y.
s. w. McKEAN,
PRUDENTIAL BLDG. NEWARK. N. J.
ID. j. KELLY,
10 EXCHANGE PL.. JERSEY CITY. n. ].
statesmen.
interview local and out of town ellen
tele.
An extremely profitable connection TO
the right men with a strictly high class
corporation.
Men who have and are capable OF
earning $4,000 or more per year.
Call after 10.
Suite 1902, 10 w. doth.
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|. oPPoRTuNfTYlI Y

MEN OF CHARACTER
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE CORPORA
TON establishing Eastern branch offers
opening to few good men 20 help finance
branch. Exceptionally strong board OF dlrec-
tors; absolute safety. and substantial divi-
dends our men arc making more money
letter ~ Mr. HOCITMAN, COS clinton Build
ing, Newark, A. !.
PORTERs. reliable men: permanent posi-
tons. Apply New York Hospital. "
10th a..
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MAKE MONEY AT HOME.-You can earn
from 81 TO 81 an hour In your spare tims
writing show cards: quickly and easily
learned: no canvassing; we teach you how
md sell your work. Write to-day for fun
particulars 20 American Show Card School,
924 Ryrle Building. Toronto. Canada
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charge per cont. for selling cars must DO
mechanically perfect, result assured. 11Ig
nurhwi1t av w lyn lPonc M hwi-t T7co
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GIRL WANTED For CLERICAL
EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY;
CONGENiAL SURROUNDINGS. RE
PLY. GIVING FULL PARTICULARS,
1el HERALD. HERALD so.
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EARN $25-Si50 weekly, only through OF
Rohrer's, the Reliable HaircTcss, Manicure
Beauty School; 81 UP; free for service: earn
while learning pamphlet. 10 West g2d ST.
LADIES. ATTENTION.
Hair and beauty culture taught scientifl-
cally. qualities you In short time 10 earn $50
10 $3.50 weekly; day. evening classes. Call
write for free booklet II, Academy Of
Halrdresslng and Beauty Culture. 1913 w.
4ith ct. Phone Bryant Mb5
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,OOK wanted. private house; apply 11-2
bring references. 0si Madison ay.
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YOUNG men co wanted BY large Now York
daily 20 solicit advertising; must be fairly
20 right parties. Can O'clock. Mr.. Fearing
ESQ Broadway.
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statesmen.

We want two men Of forceful personality
and ability who can appreciate n genuine
opportunity. This Is a bona fde offer 70
connect with an organization where pleas
ant earning VIII bc very attractive and
prompt promotion the RYsured results OF
earnest effort. n employed at present this
Is well worth your while TO give up an
ordinary position 10 undertake. An inter-
view w.N be granted II you call at 507 9Th
ay., room 002. See Mr.. Thompson.
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SALESMAN.

Many a man knows he Is worth more 70
himself than 20 his present employer, but
has no chance 20 demonstrate IL. our force
Is composed OF clean, truthful, Industrious
mer who are showing continuous. consist
emily, high earning power; we have room
for more OF the same kind.
CALL 225 9TH Av.. ROOM 1917.
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sALEaMAN WANTED.

Territory open for high grade filing
cabinet systems salesman. with possibility
Of earning $500 per month and guarantee Of
$500. married man not over So years pre-
fotrod location is the fastest growing city
IN tho u. -, with tho most desirable living
conditional Address Mgr. Filing Cabinet
Statesmen WANTEp--If you are not salts
fled with your present position and want
10 get with a large manufacturing company
with n chance for advancement call and see
us; we pay aalary and commisA ION; security
required Call between . and +. NJ,
room 1875. 40 w Gath
SALEgMEN TO solicit automobile and truck
rcpaintinE Jobs 1--we proposition: splendid
commissions Apply Shaffer Color and Var.
nirh Co.. 81 and Grand SITS, Hohoken, N. y
Statesmen wanted; first class men only
need apply. Mr.. Ashtmer, Prince George
Hotel, 70 and . % r. M.
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PRINTER
ON COATED FABRICS

WE OFFER AN EXCELLENT OPP
PORTUNTTY TO A MAN WHO rs
CAPABLE or HANDLING HELP
AND WHO KNOWS PRINTING FROM
a TO y TO LOCATE WITH A LARGE
or TOWN AND TAKE CHARGE or
PRINTING DEPARTMENT. v. r.,
60f HERALD, $50 B'WAY.
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EAIESMEN.

SECURITY Statesmen WANTED WITH
LARGE. LIVE ORGANIZATION TO SELL
LIVE WIRES ONLY. FULL COOPERA-
TON: LEADS FURNISHED; LIBERAL
COMMISSION. APPLY MR.. WEST, ROOM
sos. III BROADWAY.
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Instruction.

ANY intelligent person, either ser. may earn
100 to $500 monthly corresponding for
newspapers S15 20 $25 weekly in spare time;
experience unnecessary: no canvasslng; SUD
jects suggested. Send for particulars. Ma
tional Press Bureau, Buffalo, n. ~
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SABESMAN.-An exceptional opening for an
exceptionally high class salesman 10 call
upon bankers only after appointments are
made: no application will receive considora-
tion unless accompanied by complete resume
OF past business connections and references
viewed; strictly confidential. iT3 Herald.
Herald gu.
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AUTOMOBILE AUCTION.
VAN TASSELL & KEARNEY
(Establlshed is67).
126-12s East 18th ST.
TO-DAY (FRIDAY), OCT. 20.
AT 70 O'CLOCK NOON
This sale win comprise a great many
pleasure and business cars, the property OF
different consignors.
L. r. DUNKI.EY. Auctioneer.
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EAI.ESMEN,

statesmen.
To fatten your bank account while
you stint your soul is poor en-
plJyment. Our offer makes Il in
cumbent upon you simply 70 walk
and talk and tell the truth. You'll
sleep with good conscience after
each days work and will see sure
earnings piling up at the rate OF
$50 and more a week. II you
are experienced In Ealesmanship
well and good. II you are not
our thorough training will quick
ly make up yor lack. II yolpsare
Is or over call from 10 TO 4.
SUITE 1910. % WEST 43D ST.
Suite 305, 132 Nassau ~.
Suite IS. 1866 Montague St, Brooklyn.
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Statesmen. SECURITY.


LIVE WIRES. EXPERIENCED ~ REAL.
ESTATE, hooks or Correspondence
SCHOOL pnEFERRED; BEST MONEY
MAKING PROPOSITION on MARKET 4,
1ii2. 70 WEST lTI ST, NH. STEWART.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Situations wanted-Maie.
JAPANESE AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY.
$50 w 10th. Bryant s079.
select Domestic Help.
JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
LOG W. 46th Bryant T0S7-96g7.
Experienced professional domestic help.
JAPANESE Select Employment Agency
Bryant 1891, SOi 9Th ev., between Am 10th
SIS. fancy cook, faithful butler.
JAPANESE Domestic Employment Agency;
select help. 1871 LeAington av Madison
SQUARE 1858
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OIL COOK. EXPERIENCED.

ONE WHO rs THOROUGHLY FA-
MIL1AR WITH THE BOILING OF
L1NSEED OIL. V. r., COG. HER
AID, $50 B'WAY.
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statesmen.

Large international corporation,
opening Brooklyn branch. looking for
high class statesmen who have mana
accent only married men over IA
years who can furnish best OF refer
ences and bond need apply; personal
interview between 10 and 3. 1l03
Terminal Bldg, 80 Court St. B'klyn.
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MIR. MANUFACTURES.

Salesman covering territory between Har-
risburg, IA. and Staunton, Va, will con-
slider several moro lines. including drugs
and drug sundrios 7o3 Herald.
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AUTOMOBILE
AUCTION SALES.
20 different makes OF pleasure
and commercial cars win be
sold at public auction
MONDAY AND THURSDAY
AT NOON.
Here IS your opportunity to pur-
chase a car at your own price.
BROWNS
AUTO AUCTION SALESROOMS,
Bird Ave, corner 18th St, n. Y. City.
Tel. Stuyvesant 924.
List your car here; $50 commission charged
II sold. We also buy cars for cash.
A closed delivery car by week. GRAF 1349
81 av. Rhinelander 1903.
BUICK 1917, four cylinder runabout; good
condition; tires sound, one extra; 1928.
MISS T.. @. SMITH % West 18th.
sedan perfect paint; upholsterlng and
mechanical condition good will take
payment. 1900 Columbus Apt. 737.
CADILLAC touring passenger car, looks
and runs like new; must sacrifice; any rea-
sonabie offer accepted. 1l46 Bushwick av..
Bkln. Phone Bushwick 1868.
CADILLAC, 1920, Amesbury suburban sedan
T. TURNER, 20 Broad. Phone 1913 Rector
CHANDLER sedan, good condition through
out; make offer. 1i46 Bushwick av.. Bklyn.
Bushwick 1853.
CHANDELIERS, new, 1920 models: save 1000 |:
immediate delivery. CURRY Audubon 300
CHEVROLET. 1915 good condition. TeIe-
phone RALEIGH. 1910 Wadsworth. be-
tween GEO and J. NJ.
CHEVROLET baby grand seGan, 1919 model I;
excellent condition; price 81 $50. 1913 Bush
wick Rv.. Bkiyn. Phone Bushwick 1859.
DANIELS S. custom built. enclosed road
ster.. run only $500 miles: disk wheels !:
perfect condition throughout: $500 1856
Herald, Herald square.
DELAUNAY BELLEVILLE, WITH
BREWSTER TOWN CABRIOI.ET:
IN * c z L L u n r CONDITION.
y BREWSTER & co, BRIDGE PLAZA,
LONG ISLAND CITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-29

HOuSFCLEANING whitewaahinr. paper.
hanging, painting, hgh powered vacuum
cleaning. ell kinds help furnished short
notice; cooks. beet .hferenccs. Bailey Smith,
2i4f 9th av. Harlem NSsT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-29
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

COOK and waitress wanted: competent: per-
manent positions; state wages expected
and full particulars. Address Box AGA.
Greenwich, Conn.