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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03

Joseph zerick
Funeral services viii l." held THY A.
terunun for the Intc JuP"ph T'r''l wh"
died Tuesday nj Youngstown. ohio. at
, 10 n'clock. n tn" home 81 h.s son. VI
G. I"rik stop II. Mozart R"nd .Ini'I-
mrnt viii be- mHdr In NJ. Hiun cemetery.
The dccraE~d resided here the greater
art Uf hiH NJ" hut for tho pnst tvs"
yenrH has made hla h"m" win his
daughter. Mrs =. " Ilanis 81 l"unHr-
town. OHIO. lie whS ~ the GA,h year "i
HIS age and liz survived 10y thr"" s"h7.
Arthur or Cameron: thnrlA Of 'f"hd do.
and VI g Irri,k at this city. Ind two
duuchicrs. Mr. /. q Mlll"r Of cum
h,rl,ud. Md AMI Mrs > VI Plants "f
YOunVrirwu. ohio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
MINERS SIGN
UNDER PROTEST;
TAKE VACATION


aotSninu u,ul N"'h'n""" "r"'"
tors and rrire,- i..,,Ivh' r|V""I - ~"
ya.r contract rmis,dgruV ~, '"rIup -
Tho sward ,np,I. hv rl," o"'hr"'l'" '"nl
ro,,mIu.ln,, md nrr,".,d by Tr"Tihr"'
wIlaDu Tho agreement was "i2""'
undsr protest l,v H." representatives. ~
the mincrh ~h"ar u'nl' '""'"''''' WI
meet here totn"rfnw f"r lh" UuTr"S" "t
asking that tho wage agreement u" -
nponrd aud Tho iulu' wurF'r" rlH"n Wv
Their In,rcnaNr 40 Was done ~ III" '"H"
Of tho biturrin"ur cont 'liKr'r'
The scale commitlc" went 80 70 "t'
In n .taIrmcnI 80 thc "pcrni"r' that IA"
award 80 the c"nm'iHrl"" ~" f"f t'"i"
being sa,srr"r"rl tha' ~ NJ .'"""
micaily n","nnh hl"'"'i'" ,,n,,,d
cause ""ntuNi"n ANA rene 'E'"'.
mony md '""r"rnil""
rsw Demands Not Presented
Tn, mIncrn NOR prepared {" pr"-"nt
new demand, at ono. Tea, II IL under
stood tho Oi,crntut7 I.i u h., Eu"wn
Ihey were there f"r um, t'urp"ao. "nd
thni VIZ, tn n,,rm ito a~Hrd 40 pp-
moved Ly r,.atdtnt WIIs"n. aud u,t
N IN, wnrk,r, had cas- thlny fur,ncr -"
Londonderry, n vn,Id hn,, /" -
,hrouEh regular ,hann.I.. 80 iho urlno
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I, 80, Gid tho i,In.rn AT, ,u,"
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,nuoIcaIc directly Win Ir"rIhomt WI
son roaueaIIns hlm - ha," tho ~"R"
aa,sonruI Tanrrncd
One thing nErocd Z" which VA" "",
n part ~ IL" award nnh whl'h '""H"H
long discupaior van the matter 81
n. .i,,r II,. oprrnturH - pay
r. harL w.Ta. du, "a. men undor 'ho
,.trn.rIiy. trr,nr 81 tho award Tho
2 n,iney, ,nsIg,oh up"u Il ihIrty daYr Ii'"h
.nd m, orrr,Ior. asked that tho} no
{ 49,. -, ,,yr To-, b,,r, ,,T the irrIuCu.
A.. ,n.L ar nRuriuU tho InrrcaEor 80,
+ hundreds nf ,housOudr II individual
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
USE FARE BOXES TODAY

r.fa hnsnn uaTa INSTALLED last nish'
on tho aars oI all divisions or the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
K. OF P. GRAND LODGE
MEN AT WELLSBURG

li"n E"" . 1""'p""'"'y. E""'
kc,u,r 81 rr'"rdn md n'nI. ""h go"
p,,c"mru |"rly Wrud I"n"t
Lunrd ~ ~" went NIIrluin grH'h I"'E"
tuIphir 81 - lhinu. cam" :" wheeling
,rui,rdn1 nnd ~ company With '!tni'
I'r,Int' IInrrN " Ii'lI mud EupW"I"
Ilcptrv"ulnlIv "r I"hu T. Nrh"nL ant
Inuuc- ~ If"nu" went !" NCll'hurE -
niicuh = Juhll'" celebration ~ Wells
burg lodge so 30 kuiRhin "i INlhlh
W,l'bI(rE lodge W." pr"r'ul"d WIN
gnvrl The Hlfl 81 ih' grand 'nnn'' H"',
g. tho i"hT' sur'urIng I'll" hrE"t' mum
hrr nr new ur,ruh'ra during th' month
nT nI,r,h NJ M"uIU"m'IN rl""'hI'h II
IIuE I" kulIhl t''"rE" l.n' ~ TOR INV
inr rr""lvrd ihc largest nunrh'r OF "',
crpIrhl, applications "t "n\ 'ndlNl"""I
IN lhr ,lII" IN March.
L notice "u the hnl 81 tar" 'r"lhl""r
In h"N,"il 20 rnId TIA" gu""l ''l
TcrIird the waiter 'Fhn' mems ""
nlnt rcrviug rpu'ir may nor" 'r''"''
Free Irorr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
Joseph 2oriCk

home. Mrs J. -. walton Of 'l">"Iauh.
and Mira Wnlior CorIrrll 81 this 'i'S-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-02
CONSUMERS LEAGUE
PLANNING TO "CARRY on"
Membership Receives Annual Ap-
peal for Issues of Greatest
Importance,

The Consumers League of the Dis
trict of Columbia is today sending out
it's annual appeal to. its membership
for continued support during the new
year. October. 1920, to October, 1921
The issues claiming the immediate
attention of the members for the COM
ing season are the District bill to
regulate the employment of childrei,
to raise the present low school at
tendance, federal regulation of the
big packing industries. honest cloth
values. and infancy protection.
1t is pointed out by officials of the
organization that none too ready ac-
ton Is anticipated during the coming
short session of Congress. but all are
asked to leave nothing undone that
might get and keep these measures
rbefore the Legislative body.
Announcement was made that the
twenty-first annual meeting of the
league will be held at the Bellvue-
Stratford Hotel, Philadelphia, Novem-
Der 17-1S. when speakers of national
prominence will appear and Secretary
of War Newton d. Baker president OF
the league, will preside.
The adjourned annual meeting will
he held at the Womens City Club.
this city. November 20. and among the
speakers to address the meeting will
be Commissioner Roardman. Mrs
Maud Wood Park ana Mrs. Florence
Kelly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-02
LEGION POSTS TO AID
, : ARMISTiCE DAY PLANS
Program for November II, 12 and
:. 10 Will Include Features
for All Patrons.

Efforts are being made by the local
posts Of the American Legion to make
the ArInist:ce day celebrations, Novem-
ber IL, IL and Is, a great success that
the day which ended the war in which
tho service men took so valiant a part
may truly be commemorate in a de-
serving manner. The ceremonies will be
held at the American League base ball
park
Athletics will be held under the super
vision Of the 312th Machine Gun Bat
talon. Movies in the making will be
depicted by the Filmart Company. A
huge floor will be erected for dancing.
Concerts will be given by well known
artists. Leading acts from Barnum and
Bailey's shows will be provided for
Riddles day"
Army. Navy. Marine. Red Cross. war
risk bureau. 2. NJ c. A., and the Sal
walton Army will have many exhibits
on the grounds. There will be twenty
four sideshows and booths, band con-
certs and diving acts.
Men from Walter Reed HOSPITAL will
be brought down to participate in and
witness the celebrations. The Depart
ment Of Virginia American Legion has
made plans to come in force on the day
set aside for them. Saturday. the 18th.
Among the patrons ALREADY signed are
Secretary Baker, Secretary Daniels, Gen.
Pershing, Col. Drain, Commander of the
District of Columbia American Legion,
Admiral Bradley A. Fiske Mayor Hylan
of New York, the District Commissioners
and Charles E. Hughes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-02
Fuzzy Blankets for Cozy Comfort

ATWOOD BLANKETS - Size 72x80;
made of selected secured wool-absolutely
sanitary. White with pink or blue borders,
also pink and blue novelty plaids. Pair,
$l8.95.
ATWOOD NORTH STAR BLANKETS
Size 72x84; strictly high-grade covering.
Shown in artistic block plaids, also white
with pink or blue borders. Pair, $1,000.
72x84; all wanted shadings of pink, blue,
tan, gray. also white with pink or blue bor-
ders. 1870 wool. Pair, $500.
urEh 4 Brother
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-02

PART-WOOL BLANKETS size
shown in white and block plaids. Not only
we'll finished, but well made throughout.
Pair, $40.
NORTH STAR BLANKETS-Part-wool
White Blankets. A covering of quality.
Dainty pink and blue borders. Pair, $lz.SS.
COLUMBIA MILLS BLANKETS-Size
65x76; in white and gray, with pink or blue
borders. For double or three-quarter beds.
Pair, $500.
WOOL-FINISH BLANkEIS-Size 70x8o;
blue bordered: woven of quality cotton. wide
binding, also grays. Pair, $50.
Sixth FloOr-La
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-02
RECRUIT JEWISH LEGION.
Authority Given for Adding 600 to
Palestine Military Force.

LONDON, November (Jewish Tel
egraphic Agency).-Sir Herbert sam
uei. high commissioner for Palestine
has authorized the administration to
recruit 500 Palestinian Jews for sery-
ice with the Jewish Legion, which lis
being utilized domestically, says a
dispatch from Jerusalem today.
Sir Herbert has announced his Of
f1cial recognition of the Palestine
Jewish assembly as long. as it re-
tains representative character, the
dispatch adds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-02
FOUR KILLED IN CRASH.

STANTON. Iowa, November g.
Three members of the train crews
and a tramp were killed when three
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
trains crashed together here. pas
senyer, train ran into a freight train.
topping several cars across a paral
lei track, and a second passenger
train crashed into these.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-02
8SLA|N IN CLASHES
ATPOLLS IN CUBA
Zayas Leads Gen. Gomez on
Incomplete Returns;
! Voting Is Close.

HAVANA. November 2.-Work of
canvassing the vote of yesterday
presidential election moved very slow
1y last night, and it seems probable
that If the rate of counting the bal
lots maintained last night is con-
tinued, the result of the presidential
election in the United States today
may be known here before Cubans
! learn the name Of their next presi-
dent.
Returns from only III of the 5000
precincts in Cuba had been received
by the central electoral board up t:'l
the time it closed shortly before mid
night. At that time DR.. Alfredo Zayas.
coalition candidate. was leading Gen.
Jose Miguel Gomez, standard-bearer
of the liberal party. by 6S2 votes.
The tabulation. as announced by the
electoral board, gave Zayas 11.034 and
Gomez 1882.
ers of the rival factions for the delay
in transmitting the official result of
the national election. Some of the
liberals charged that the count was
being held up by the government. but
this was denied by officials, who de-
clared that the government itself had
received and made public returns from
larger number of precincts than had
been reported to the board.
There was a feeling of intense relief
island indicated that the day had
passed without more serious outbreaks
Eight persons We're killed in local
f, clashes in the provinces during the
elections last night. according to re-
ports here.
The followers of Gomez started a
demonstration in Havana, after the
electoral board had temporarily closed
its Office. without any official returns
having been received.
DR.. Zayas is a bit more optimistic
than Gen. Gomez, for he claimed a
sweeping victory, while Gomez de-
4, clared the tabulation was too meager
as a basis for predictions. The gen.
erals followers, however. went to bed
after a night of great hilarity in Ha-
vana, satisfied that he had won.
The American minister, Boaz w.
Long. denied a report published by
one of the newspapers supporting
Zayas that American bankers would
not lend Cuba $50,000.000 if Gomez
won.
The government of the United
States" the minister said, Continues
it's position of absolute neutrality. as
always maintained in Cuban political
affairs. Economic questions have
nothing to do with political Ques-
} tions."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-02
Gas sketched)
Special, 1926

It's a tough bird that cannot
be handled with a set like this.
There's a knife, fork and a,
sharpener-of good quality
steel, finished with plain silver
plated handles. The set comes
nicely boxed.
First Floor-Lansburgh 4 Brother
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-02
Twelve Hundred
: "S1VC 11U1111S0
f1uck Towels
45c each

These Towels are of $3.50 linen
and cotton mixed, making them
soft, absorbent and of a sturdy
wearing quality. Each towel is
hemstitched and finished with as
sorted pattern borders-all white.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-02
Embracing Dresses
form erly sold
up to 5000

Our Sale of WOmen's
Pure Thread Silk Hose
iii l.: * 81: 81, & an; CSC
more on ale at
meeting with unbounded
keeping thought
of
the lnta The silks
markable
The osear pure-hread slk-PERFECT QUALITY fully
renced-nade with seamless reinforced feet and
Ise-seams back Of give them shapeness and the
Of fulLfashoned hose.
Plain with Paris cox Mostly Black
cuded white and coor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-02
Drapery Cretonnes

Such complete assortment of color combinations and
patterns every find just the shade and design to
harmonic with home furnishings. Suitable for every
and for every purpose High quality and moderate prices
Yard, soc and 6oc.
1000 Yards Marquisette
Yard-wde Curtain Marquisete, of splendid quality, in
white and These make practical hangings for
dining room, hall sleeping Moderately priced,
yard, SOC and 6oc.
Curtains, Pair $2e5 and $395
Hundreds of pairs of fine quality Scrm and Marqusette
Curtains in white and shade make up this specially
priced collection. Many styles choose from. At pair
$Z.95 and $3o5.
Panels. $4.75. $3.50. $3.50
Beautiful Marquisette and Scrim Panels-well made,
and shown in white and Dainty lace motifs and lace
edges.
-Four Fleer-L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-02
Hear. Conc. Leads.

Reports to the State Department
today on the election in Cuba said the
balloting proceeds quietly. and that
there were less disturbances than in
any previous election.
The result, it was said, would be
difficult to ascertain for some time.
although the liberal candidate. Jose
Miguel Gomez. appeared to be leading
on early returns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-02
Twelve Hundred
Huck Towels
Csc each

1t has been long time since you
could buy a towel of this quality at
such low pricing. Very closely
woven cotton buck; individual size,
1ox38 inches-all white. Partake
of these great savings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-02
Twelve Hundred
Turkish Towels
Csc each

They are extra heavy, woven of
double twisted thread-large size,
22x44 inches; excellent absorbent
quality and full bleached. The sort
that are certain to give a long
period of service-all white.
First Flosr-Lansburgh 4 Brother
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-18
Instruction

NEW LINE or WORK
IOrelen trade offers exceptional field.
Course beginning October ~ provides tho
training needed. Write. phone. or call for
folder and free pass 20 opening session.
West Side Y. NJ. G.. A. Educational Dept %
S0i w. oTth 81. Phone columbus 1o2o.
WE TEACH REPAIRING AND DRivINa
IN short time license guaranteed. lafiss'
classes. AMERICAN AUTO SCHOOL, T2e
Lexington sv t59thl Plaza 4oid
LEARN To BE a CHAUFFEUR Pleasant.
profitable work. day nsd evening classes.
Send for free buoSlct and visitors pass.
Ncs- sido 3. NJ. G.. A.. SQi W. jTth 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-18
HELP WANTED--MALE.
sALEsMAN WANTED.

sALEsAiAN WANTED.
There is man ceiling on ,he floor
IL the retail or specially store field.
who, II no Is the right man, WITH find
eventually. bigger opportunity with
Is IN New York.
4 financial institution has n DO
sition open for a Telephone Reprcscn-
tative.
Experience IN che fnancial business
and IN actual ROAD selling L. not
necessary.
The work calls for an alert. ar
rressivc. friendly type OF salesman be-
tween 30 and 30 years OF age. with
health, enthusiasm. and . command
OF good Erclish and "a record % a.
salesman with present employer
The opportunity viii Interest also
the ranager OF a chain store Who not
only has had experience In selling but
also Ia credits.
when writing. BE SURE TO GIVE
ta) age, Oh education, tc) religion,
I'D selling experience. (e) former DO
sitious held. % present position sud
salary.
Also state why you think you will
succeed 0s n salesman by telephone.
Your letter VIII bc treated c0rfiden-
TALLY. Address W. T. o. Box 100
Times Square station.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-18
HELP WANTED--MALE.


SALESMAN. EXPERIENCED. MIDDLE
WEST. WELL Known MEDIUM PRICED
DRESS EgTAHLTSfiMENrt COMMISSION
BASIS. N $40 HERALD. HERALD SO.
SALES manager best OF references r.
duired 90 Organize sales force for cor
poration whose activities are International 81
SCOPE. i io5 Heraid. Herald go.
SECURITY Statesmen,
Experienced stock salcsmcn wanted ~
large brokerage house. dealing iu dividend
paving stocks. excellent positions 20 real
statesmen. liberal salary ana commission
Apoly
SAWS MANAGER, SUITE SIT, i55 STU Az.
SHIPPING cirrk. capable ofthandiing
books ln hoolthindefy or publishing
house. !. NJ. 900 Herald, Herald -
SECURITY SALESMEN.
If yOu desire something safe ana sure.
never before offered. and which affordg
unusually large earnings for your cf-
forts. investigate our proposition. Call
1872. suite -ii-i2, Dallas 4 Co. ti5
nway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-18

Statesmen. ATTENTION.
HIGH GRADE MEN. WITH Gil
rNTELE OR WIDE AcQuArNT-
ANcE. WANTED TO SELL ABB
soLurELY NEW DRILL AND
SELL" OIL PLAN. no STOCKS.
BONDS or SECURITIES. \ MA
TroNAL BANK RECEIVES AND
p1sBURsEs ALL MONEY. HAS
KINs & SELLS AND TIE BANK
MAKE REPORTS 10 sUBscRGB-
rRs. WRITE FOR APPOINT
MENT. CALDWELL. sTEFFENs
& Co. INC. 500 FIFTH Az,
NEW YORK. y. s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-18

sALESMEN.
Patience "a virtue, but II you arc not
tn the right position patience disappears
and despondeucv enters, $50 and mp
ward weekly o. yours for WALKING and
TALKING and TELLING the TRUTH
under our guidance references; inter
views confidential; earnings Immediate.
SUITE 1910. rs W. ADD ST.
Suite sos. 132 Nassau at suite 81, 16G Mon
ingue 81, Bkiyn; suite g. isG Market st..
Newark.
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statesmen TO CALL ON
INTERESTED PROSPECTS


This Organization now employs - sales
mon who are successfully selling stool; IN an
established motion picture enterprise.
We now have more Interested prospects re-
ouesting Information than our present force
can handle. and therefore desire 60 employ
five additional saleamCu who are capable OF
cioFing on the first call.
We do not require men WHO arc expert
enced stock salesman, but we DO require
them 20 have had considerable experience
IN other lines Of saleHmanship. In fact some
Of our best mon came 20 Us from other lines
and have averaged over $500 weekly for
seventy consecutive weeks since joining bur
organization.
THIS propagation offers an excellent opp0r-
tunity TO those who can come 90 and dupii-
cate the success attained Of other members
OF our sales staff
Remuneration " on the basis % drsvlng
account and commission 30 not call. but
write. giving full Particular
JOHNSON a HOPKINS CO..
SOS FIFTH AVE, NEW YORK CITY.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

HOCsEKEEPER. working. not over IS. Will
ing to look out for l3-year schoolgirl and
assist lady who II not well; 10 laundry or
heavy cleaning; references. good wages Call
between IL and I, apt. 4, north. 90 w. 10Th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-18
sALEs,iEN

Large International corporation.
opening Brooklyn branch. looking for
high class snleamen who have mana
gegiai ability: good paw TO those VIC
accept: only married men over 30
years who can furnish best OF refer
Uncea and bond need apply personal ,
interview between 10 aud 1. 1903
Terminal Bldg. 30 Court st. Hkiyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-18

STOCK SAI.ESAfAN.
Salesman 20 sell local Industrial sfccks
both issues common stock PAYS re,
per annum. this u At opportunity for & few
real live wire men with experience and
clientele: no drawing account strictly com.
mission. Csn Suite 1907. 20 Broad ~.
STOCK and shipping dept. CLERKS In clrc-
'ric factory. steady ioh good future %.
traudcr, l433 DeKals az. brooklyn.
TELEPHONE sALESMIcN
on salary and commission basis; security
under Government supervision world rights
lcads backed By trained sales force. Arr'y
W q. Brown. room tit. 522 SIR av..
NANTEiB--YOung man 20 print photoFra ph- I:
ona whc thoroughly understands copying
and sniarying; salary t25 weekly. Give full
aid. $50 Bwsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-18
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
~>~~----~-~-y-----~-~~--.
Domestic Help Wanted.
AT MISS HOFMAYER'S AGENCY,
10 ~ Ard at third fOor

10 r.. 43d st., third floor
hitchonmaids, cooks, laundrcsscs, chamber
maids. mattresses, chdren's nurses. lady =
maid. useful couples.
PLENTY COOKS. se5 70 800; couples. sl75;
ftchcn maids, new arrivals. Mattresses.
SEQ $40; parlor malds. chanbermaids, laun-
drnfses and aervnnta. all capacities. puffys
Agency. W. 57th.
sTnICKER's AGENCY. 80 East 2sth ~.
Cooks, Mathematics, mattresses, nurses,
lady's maids. ress-chambermaids. iaun-
drcss-chambermaids.
AT Miss Shaughnesay's Agency. 500 9th sv--
Cooks, chambermaids, Mattresses, leun-
dresses, houseworkers. nurses. couples, but
lers. useful buffers; Immediately
AT Malmbergs Agency, 1893 Lexington av
lf4th Cooks. Mattresses. chambermalds,
houseworkers, couples.
COUPLES. Sis5; cooks. $T5-$i3O. waitress.
Universal Employment Agency. 90 West
9th RI.
COOKS, kitchenmaids, Mattresses. French
nurses. maids, couples. COZ eth ev., Jac-
uuin's Agency.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-18

STOCK ROOM
MAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF STOCK
room who has had thorough experience IN
care ~ small parts for mechanical Assembly
and knows perpetual inventory state az.
religion. cxpcricuc. and salary desired. boy
l3. Kcnsington Station. Br0okyn y. Q.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Domestic Help Wanted.
BUTLER second, third. usefd men. couples.
Ida Secly'r Agency. IS West tsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-18

SALESMAN
Large paper miii organization. Increasing
lts sales force. has opening for nm asgres-
sivo successful paper salesman, who controls
trade. knows how 10 obtain quantity bust.
ness and Ia accustomed 20 make large IN
come but wants 70 progress. Q tSs Hctsld.
Fulton ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-18

Statesmen, security. who know how
20 sell stock IN Inventions and are
capable in convincing the pJblic. sal
Rry and commission FOR the right
parties: only the kind who cnn give
clean references need apply Cail
Room 1908. - w Siih So
statesmen for retail hat store steady posi-.
iion; good salary 20 experienced men. Dan
bury Hat CO.. go w i25,h.
SALESMAN for hotel and restaurant trade
experienced In meat business preferred.
wagner q Son. s2d ~. and LET az.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-18

Men who have had experience Ia the
rrocery, bakery, confectionery or specially
lines. who are earning ut the present tinc
$40 10 $50 weekly may apply Room lOO8, Z
Hast 42d ST. Phone Vanderbilt $50
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HELP WANTED--MALE.

PuOToENGR..vf:R--Li and hnlf,ons pno-
toErAph.r wanted. night work; unios
office good working conditions. Apply fors-
man engraving department., Herald. $50
B'Way.