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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19

Ifheif homie ia the future MIR. Nor
a"e,dy msae. re " freight
~
Zoe tldodt A. ~ Nfafehau
Wilson and Norman Mayne leave 10.
sncnd the summer'
-
Tom Reid. SON Of Mr. ana Mis. W.
TOscbO. a Noys summer camp near
AinulrtCo. Micit. where he wni spend
Nj and airs \. >. strumquis, ana
kaiph Hm Will return tomorrow
nitht from BOULDER, Colo. They
stopped ~ Then way back ;Sr a nsh.
ink tlp.
"
Cor hst hemc m Roswell Miss Bear
= q udc % the Y n N.
l.alph Miller son Of Attorney }. X.
Atulcr rcturucd homie ON saturday
night konldcr where he mas beru
tho University OF Colorado.
-
Airs l4ysn a. Cook and daushi u
lucille, icit last SUNDAY for a visit
Saninass. SAUL ste. Marie and othcr
points throughout the state.
-
the city Tor q frw aays last week
visittnK friends. len Thursday for
-
Mrs. Frlfs Iasfor and Nl.s Iornt,
Leoter have aoue a. eauou. ThcV
Ion an, cltv THURSDAY
-
civ from El paso sunday
.
ARRIVALS aT uOTisI cfRY
JFalIfI gpItINcS
M. a poofl, ~ po,i put,n cnw.
pan, Au0nnue,nite H. b,ro ,,a,h III.
au.iv-tolie nc,nf. .uJ g,od n,tscrs
and prefers J1nez fo an eastern "a
cation fraort
-
The Abousciman girls arc attending
teachers institute al B%ernauilo.
I -
There Is an opening for a good all
around mechanic hcre-onc whO can
-
%!olcnaUn, OF Ia CueNa. Is reported
10 havc sold his saw mill The COM
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19
Immanucl E,angrilcuI Lmbsinn
Church.

Corner Gold ave. ana Arno SD
Carl Schmid. pastor. residence. eco
south Arno street; phone ga16-J.
sunday school. g:fs a m.
Morning worship. n O'Clock. sub
jcct, Through the Cross to Glory"
Evening worship. 1taO o'clock. sub
leCt. -rhnm shnlt NnI CnNnIn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19
nd. b. Chnrrh. OId rown.

Nv. Central Ave OPP. court Housed
r. ogilvie. pastor; j. u. Mudrid To-
cul preacher.
10 a M, sunday school Miss A. "
Osmond. superintendent
~ "a. M. preaching by NJ. Madrid
3 D m. preaching hy the pastor
Theme. There Are Iany Scots. But
Only ono Church"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19

tcorucr coal aud South Hrundway)
Harold a. Davidson, Ph. - min
istcri rcsidcpcc. t2d South Walter.
sunday school g.f5 a.. m.
Morning service nt ~ O'Clock.
subject ~ scrmnH. t'mcrson's Great
est DaN Ia a Mans LIN" MtA Ian
drrs viii sins.
a bright. inspiring evening service
conducted hv &. D. society with an
address hy the pastor M 1850. Lots
OF singing Subject. Honesty in word
aud Deed" tEph f2t-82D
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19
Nasarnc clan,rI,.

L. 4. Gaines. pastor; residence.
scei South Arno sti,sot
SUNDAY school. go a. nj.
Preaching, ~ n. m. and \ D. m
The services viii an be held under
the canvas tabernacle az the corner
or Edith stteet and Coui Venue The
~cvnngoiistic services which have been
held each evening during the week
have been very slrCcssful resulting iu
quite o few professions % fanth.
We extend to all "a cordial inutA-
ton to attend thcf, services.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19

J. G.. Sanchez, pastor; sos West Iron
avenue.
Services every sunday us follows.
sunday school. 10 = M. preaching.
n 70. m, and 80 .. m. Everybody
Is cordially Invited.
Al preaching In spanish.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19
WOMEN need
NOT STAND IT
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege.
table Compound Surely Re.
moves Suffering and Pain.
Here is Proof.

st. Paul, Ncb-T suffered with
periodical pain for about four years 10
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19

PRAYER service. Wednesday. s y. n
Miss Wuudmab, leader. All young
people are invited to this meeting.
Everyone b. cordially invited to all
frrslccs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19

Ia maEr . book are recorded
The deeds of tho heroes - old
The cunqucsts and fearless courage
OF our forefRthers, brave ana bold.
Hut deep In the heart Of mankind.
50 deep the mad tlfrouE knows II
not.
IL hid that eiernai legend.
Love 81 Mature, love VI life has
wrought.
1lnio Il the master of INN
Who wees nature, yea hecde not Us
call.
but he whose heart sings the joys o.
Life
Hs-is the conaueror Of Time.
-ManasIl,n cn.sr1a a. sn.t cnal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19

Eve (buyinN new hat)-"Nhat sort
81 bird shall ] hase on AZ
A1am--one with q small bili.~-
HoUAn POETRY
~ Local pbctk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19

When school days al arc over ana the
incest time has come.
Aud the fishes a3ccp ~ peaceful tn
you have 70 80 catch some;
When the swimming hole Is waltlbg
early morn tiii late at night.
Aud The sunshine on the w1tter throws
its sparkle Of delight,
When sou want 70 ne forever locking
up into the SKY,
Watching sleeping little ciondlets.
drlsting. la1lng, up on high:
When The great qutdoors is calling.
calling night and noon n
morn.
boat YOU think IFS mean a. can be
when you have to hoe the
Alice coald. us West Slate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19

their home liz the future Mr. Nor
! lssrttr b. aiipsdy There. lie ~ freight
rihifn nHeht fcr ne Slnta &c
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19

snt tas Smbls md oiaet slHs "
~ NRRfFs GllADUAffss
- ~ 81 asslhs pfosrap,s Of
ln1 etao9is vert rtld wbep n, MARY .
ath0ol nhd the eatftd Heart school
held their ih1I dns rronIauA June -
ann II respectively. The 1crmcr
td with plsy &c fIadn.ss
nented ~ The c,snth srads efaduatns;
ard he presentation u diplomas and
uftnItnrrr nNH the address 10 the
graduates S. FatAet Mandalnri.
The play wan "a The uatnre Of , hts
tpfital production, Wherr each OF the
famous characters o. the world cumr
before thc nudlence. TO- be choeun a.
die model hero Nct only n cos
tanloa and the stage tctunfa when
wtfo very btauliiul n elaborate.
made the play a ruccess. hut the act
ING o. the chalnettra. mi their gince
and htarlue throughout. Il uas y
q the nsss d the cloains-day plays
sue.bFSsraL nENrfw.
PARTY FOH OItHIkANAftE.
Mrs. ~ .. Altmlx Rad Mira q. y.
leslie gntp a b1ncdt card party Al the
home o. Mrs Atmix Friday afternoon,
that wa9 . sucCes4 socially % nnau.
clnlly. The Altmlx home nllfd
esthi ruses and green fern. and about
thf ruuma were placed ~ tnbics. The
Eama Of the afterluun vas i've hna-
ared. In which - or 20 people parte-
ipafcd. Prireo were awarded, the hsHt
81 which was a hand PAINTED plate,
and fne second = sandwich basket,
hlied with roses and tied with q large
mnllne how. Mrs. Xeiser won the
former and AIRS tmheCh the latter.
Ice cream and cake were served. and
after the playing had ceasedY some
home Hlada cakes pcrc aucfioucd on.
The proceeds Of the party were most
gratifying. They viii 80 10 the or
phanas@
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19

Tom Held. hon OF Mr. and Mira. W.
e ieid. viii leave omorron for Camp
TurcOV, a bows summer camp car
AinuirtCc. Mlclr. where he vii spend
d cntirc camp scnsou Of eight weeks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19
~ ssssrA GSsIsosA nosress

Miss Prllla Erpinosa entertained n
crowd Of her old friends nj her home
on Eirfth Htfcc Thursday cvcuirs.
Miaa EAllnuD started hon high school
cafctr here hut finished a. Lorctto
ACADEMY IN santa Re. where She re-,
reiccd her diploma this month. The
party WA iu the nature Of a re-
union with her old friends.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19

Mrs. Gcosss SIN. hnd daughter.
Miss NIaude. % Old Town. are leav-
ing for southern California Satur'
day evening. and will Ne away about
three weeks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19

Ilay-YUuth Hestorer' BY Glass.
assisted by Misses HUH Brown,
Ethei Garree N!rslnia Kant
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19

Joe Eidodt A. ~ johnson. Marshall
Wilson aud Norman Maync leave to
nlaht fof Ellis ranch, where they VIII
spend the SUMMER,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19

Mrs. Elizabeth Hcsseiden Is Cunim-
od to her home with an attack ~ the
hu Hen condition n not serious. how
ever.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19

Donald Wilson. son OF Mr. and MrH.
John " Wilson. returned home last
Sunday evening from boulder colo,
where he has been attending college
this winter. Wilson Just completed
his Junior year. He WIS elected pres
ident Of the Sigma chi fraternity. as
wei as o member Of the HONORARY le-
gal frat. lie will spend the summer
with his parents, working with bic
father in the law Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-08
Uho's Who in the Story

MILES FAvERsHAM, wealthy
S,nhman. bachelor and sportsman.
g,ue r,s 10 a blighted love affair OF ten
.. nu. before the story opens, he has
". 80 30 he a hatcr of women.
PHILIP TRANTER, young and
r,cb. Faversham's chum and in love
uith q beautiful woman.
MARIAN TRAcNTBR, Philips
mother, who objets to the marriage
n,snned BY her son. She appeals to
eEoversham to do all he can to break
tse attachment of Philip for the
woman. ~-o,s A.. u.uou
IN the case, and !.
PARRY, another club, friend OF
Faversham's.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19

WANTED-Combination nurse and cook for family of three ; willing to pay good wages for right party; servants house on place; apply in person. Mrs. lone Reid, 1114 Phelan st. Take Loop car, get off 18th st., walk one block south. WANTED-Colored girl, book keeper or assistant bookkeep- CT. B. A. Jones. 110 N. 18th street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19
DO IT NOW

and bargains are going rapidly.
 IN THE AUTOMOBILE LINE Repair shop, Northside. $500 down. Auto Laundry. well equipped SSSG' oo Auto Agency, great e9anc.e,' esn sle'ooo' Large Garage, mint, siO,ooo. 1o-year lease.
 CIGARS, SODA. LIGHT LUNCHES $5, 800 takes peach eof stand. sales 800, long lease.
 CLEANING AND PRESSING s1 POO. husky one; busy all the tine; d"c =. $100o.
 CASH AND CARRY GROCERY one of the best locations in tho city, sales S1o0 daily. reasonable rent invoices $2' 'ooo, first class suburban Store. s1oo daily.
 RESTAURANTS We have two good at S2, 500 each; one has living rooms in eonnection Popular restaurant, money maker, Sl5,ooo.
 WHOLESALE MANUFACTURING Hssa re' long lease several living rooms. 1000 cash required
 HARDWARE BUSINESS Merchandise bought right, will sell busi- ness or in bulk for shipment.
 HOTELS We have some live ones: s25oo, s3.5oo, $l0.00o s2O, 900 and up.
 BOOMING HOUSES Groom apartment 9th ave. $95o, rent $42.5O rooms 7th ave. N. si,40o 10 rooms, South Highlands, s2.000. rooms, unfurnished. fine stucco house; walking. distance, near 10th ave, s.. just the place for nice roomlng house, hard wood floors, and modern in every way; gas connections upstairs; price Ss. 800 only $1.500 down, balance like rent; SC s. D. Cowen. Monday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19
The Southern Business
 Exchange, Inc.
507-50S Empire Bldg. Phones Main S696-S697 Open Monday night until o'clock fnr Vour ronvenieucA


 Open Monday night until o'clock
 for your convenience List your business at once, to go on our new printed list, which will circulate all over America. It will bring buy CTS here from AS states. Act now. Do not put it off. To- morrow never comes.
 s. D. COWEN, Mgr. (who Will Greet You Wilh . a1fae
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19
EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTEDSMALE
--- ---- S-r.-s--..s.. a--= sE ar.
 -. 4s---- 's-

THE BIGGEST OPPORTUNITY OFFERED
 BY ANY WANT AID
 THIS PUBLICATION Ihe largest concern in it's line is seeking i've wire to act as assistant sales man ager for the states of Alabama and Mis- sissippi.
 The product is a staple already exten- sively used. The chief qualifications for the position are, first, ability to judge and select agents twomen); second refined enthusiasm, and third, unbounded ambition. A man possessing such qualifications can ob- tain permanent position. The income he will derive (salary and com mission basis) will be much greater than he ever earned.
 Address P. O. Box 497 Madison Square
 Station. New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19

OGRAPHER-wanted. first-class stenographer for choice position with large corporation; practically secretarial work to executive; must come well rec commended. be young man of experience and with good education and address. This is real chance and good position. The Commercial Exchange. 1fo9 Empire Bldg. (Oct. 1. 401-2-a Empire BIdg1- Open evenings until o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19
AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
COMPARISON OF PRICE INCREASES IN PAST TWO YEARS

Detroit, Aug. 28.-The following is a comparison of price increases during the period between Aug. 12, 1918, and Aug. 12, 1920, with the percentage of in- crease as issued by a local , manufacturer:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19

WANTED--I0 guards, $5 board; coal mine contractors; coal loaders, s5 $ hours; ma- chinists. soc; electric slope hoist engineer; coal mine blacksmith coal mine weigher; coal mine steam holster man; employment clerk; man catcher; auto mechanics; bor- sing mill machinists; electricians telephone lineman; lathe hands; all-round machinist; ; truck driver salesman: messenger man with motorcycle, $40; lady stenographers; lady cashiers; male stenographers; chef cook; second cook; woman pastry cook; lady office assistant; waitresses; typist i; porters; elevator boys; bus boys; dishwash- CTS; delivery boys; jantors; colored men learn trade, $3.50 begin; colored labor CTS, s5.50 hours; others. 121 1-2 N. 21st
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19

|
 WANTED-Bright boy, over 16 years old, to work in printing office; must have common school education; pre- fer one who has had some ex- perience; no street loafers need apply. See foreman com posing room, Age-Herald, after 2 p. m.
 HEAD TAILOR WANTED We want thoroughly compe- tent tailor to take charge of our alteration department; salary $40; permanent posi- tion. Apply to Mir. Thelen, Manager, Klothes Shoppe, 2071a N. 18th st.
 W A N T B D. Young men to learn trade; excellent oppor- tunities for advancement; good salary to start. Apply by let ter, stating age, physical quail fication, education and previ- ous experience. Address X-57, Age-Herald.
 WANTED-Several men to carry newspaper route; must have horse and rig; good chance for a hustler to. make money. Apply to Circulation Manager, The Age-Herald. WANTED-Boilermaker fore man and layer-out, $500; boilermaker, $1 hour; ma chinist, soc and $1; pattern maker, $1; moulder, $1. Ap- ply 1211a N. 21st st.
 WANTED-BOY FOR MAX ING BLUE PRINT. APPLY TO CHIEF CRAFTSMAN, BIRMINGHAM MACHINE AND FOUNDRY co.
 WANTED-Twenty white or colored coal leaders, $5, 8 hours; 5 bright colored girls, 20, 30 years old, leave city. Producers Agency, 1211a 21st. WANTED-Several young men for outside work must be hard workers good chance for ad- vancement. Apply to Circula- tion Manager, The Age-Herald. WANTED - Automobiles sur
 face hand painters and fin
 ishers. General Automobile
 Company, New Orleans, La. ! WANTED-Experienced pen ] marker; also experienced as- sorter. Acme Laundry, 430 18th st.
 WANTED-AT ONCE, FIRST | CLASS R EST A U R A NIT | COOK. APPLY AT 605 s. 2OTH ST.
 WANTED-Ten guards, $7.50 day. Producers Agency, 12112 Fist st.
 l GENERAL office man and typist; want | ed at once, experienced young man for general office work able to use type writer we'll writing neat hand and fur | nishing good reference for large | ufacturing company of Birmingham. The Commercial Exchange. 1109 Empire | Bldg. tOct. 401-2-3 Empire Bldg.) l Open evenings until o'clock. | sALEsMEN-wanted. experienced cloth ing salesmen; must be capable and know the clothing business. Apply Monday morning to Leader Clothing O., 1is N 18th st.
 | BOOKKEEPER-Wanted for position now open experienced young man for
 minghams best concerns; fine oppor-
 tunity to broaden; not altogether in of
 flee. The Commercial Exchange. 1l09
 Empire Bldg. tOct. 1, 401-2-3 Empire
 Bldg) Open eveings until o'clock. fJEWELER wanted manufacturing; must be able to work in platinum well as gold; must be steady and reliable, and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19
EMPLOYMENT WEIP WANTEDErEAIALE

wANTED-THREE sALEsLADIEs FOR ART GOODS DEPARTMENTS; THOSE WITH EXPERIENCE PREFERRED. AP- PLY MONDAY MORNING AT g O'CLOCK AT BURGERS DRY GOODS co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19

wANTED-Mechancai draftsman having had general experience; write stating ex- perience in detail. age. married or single minimum salary desired. Apply in per address The Employment Depart- ment Aluminium Company of America Alcoa. Tenn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19
Ready-to-Wear Salesman
AGENTS WANTED

Ready-to-Wear Salesman Is. wanted for Tennessee and Alabama by a large house showing a strong and com plete line; we have a we'll built-up trade in this terri tory and can offer the right man a profitable connection. Address, in confidence, with full particulars, N. Fried man & Sons Cloak Co.,, St. Louis, Mo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19

sALEsMEN-wanted. : experienced cloth ing salesmen; must be capable and know the clothing business. Apply Monday morning to Leader Clothing Co. lis N. 18th st.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19

MEAT MARKET-Doing good
 business, in desirable location;
 fixtures nearly new; this busi-
 ness is worth $1,500, but on
 account of owner leaving city
 will sell to quick buyer for
 cash for $950; answer quick. Box 222, care Age-Herald.
 DON'T invest in oil until you receive our
 circulars we have more than 1000 acres
 of the best prospective oil land in th9
 state of Texas with producing well
 surrounding by 9h acres we are now
 rigging up to sink second well in proven
 field and we expect to have completes
 in several weeks four wells; product ioA
 from proven land where we already
 several hundred per cent whereas well
 prospective acreage may pay sev.
 eral thousard per cent; if you have slo
 to si.o0o to invest write for complete
 circular free Conroe oil comsanS. sSA MASTER OF THEM ALI~-Master reel and portable ovens combined with our Master
 doughnut equipment is today netting our month and we can prove 1t; the most modern, complete, sanitary Cttnished in white enameD. and practical bakery unit the market today producing the high- est quality of bakery goods: no baking
 tion invited, s.ooo to 5000 capital re-
 quired deal direct. Write today. Master oven O., i3l \. Dearborn, Cblcaso.
 MANUFACTURING SfTE--Long lease. owr- desiring to arrange his affairs account l. Ill health, will lease for 10 years about 10 acres. double railroad frontage: located between 46th and 18th sts., block and half south of East Lake line; II ne- gro houses it, renting for Sl00 per month. These are arranged that large area is left for buildings. bored well; . fine opportunity for good plant to locate without having to buy. very reasonable rental Call NJ. C. R.. Main 646+
 | [ far anfS capable to open branch office and manage salesInen: $500 to s2.000 | sary: handle your money: exclusive rights; patented article; money -mak king possibilities unlinitedi will pay expenset to Baltimore if you qualify. Address Mn ! Clemmer. Salesnanager. so3 N. Eutav St. Baltimore. Md.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19

WANTED DRUG CLERKS 10 take next state board examination to be held here in February; prepare by taking day or night course at
 B. o. SHIFLETT'S SCHOOL
 OF PHARMACY lss S. 55th St., Birmingham Phone WoodlaMn 622.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19

BOOKKEEPER-Wante for position now open. experienced young man for general set of books with one of Bir- mingham's best concerns: fine oppor- tunity to broaden: not altogether in of flee. The Commercial Exchange. 1l09 Empire Bldg. tOct. 1, 4o1-2-s Empire Bldg.) Open eveings until o'clock. JEWELER wanted. manufacturing; must be able 10 work in platinum well as gold: must be steady and reliable. and a good stone setter; permanent position for right man: city of 160 900: fine eli mate and agreeable surroundings. Ad- dress E. Hertzberg Jeweiry Co. San An tonic. Tex
 CLERICAL MAN-Wanted, experienced young man for clerical work with one of Birmingham's choicest concerns: must have at least one years actual clerical experience. write legible hand. high schooly eductaion and be a sticker for certain advancement if merited. The Commercial Exchange. ll09 Empire Bldg. (Oct. l. 4ol-z-s Empire Bidg.) Open evenings until o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19

HONEST capable young man can buy half Interest in real estate busa- ness for $500; must have auto. Ap- ply SIS Empire Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19

The Employment Exchange, 2o6 Realty Bldg, Main 8492. has good opening for stenographer. bookkeep- CT, cashier and salespeople. Call at once.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19

FOR sALE--General merchandise businesA located in town of 1000 inhabitants with population increasing rapidly; sur rounded by good farming section and lum* Der interest: good schools and coilegesS doing at present about s60 900 on abou4 ylS.9o0 capital: reason for selling. ba4 health. Address w-57. care Age Herald. s2 MONTHLY buys deed to land and in terest in oil wells that should pay $i0e for each s2 invested; write for partics uisrs. Texas Gulf Company, S<3. Ftr0 Natl. Bank. Houston Tex.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19

ID WILL START you in the cleaning and
 dyeing business: little capital needed: {: big profits: write for booklet. The Ben vo-de system. Dept. 1s2. Charlotte. N. C
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19
EMPLOYMENT
uELr wANTEp-MALE

BILL CLERK-Wanted. for position now open. experi enced young man for bill clerk with large corporation, Birming ham branch house; must write Iegible hand. be quick and accurate with fig ures; good opportunity for advancement. The Commercial Exchange. 1109 Empire Bldg. (Oct. 1. 401-2-3 Empire Bldg.) Open evenings until o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19

GENERAL office man and typist; want ed at once. experienced young man for general office work. able to use type. writer well, writing neat hand and fur nishing good reference for large man ufacturing company of Birmingham. The Commercial Exchange. 1109 Empire Bldg. fOct. 401-2-3 Empire Bldg.) Open evenings until s o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19

WANTED-EXPERIE SALES LADY FOR OUR MILLINERY DEPT. SEE MISS SIGWALD, PARTSIAN co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19

SALESMAN WANTED-To sell automo- bile emblems side line or straight; a good. live proposition, and money for the right party. See or call Max Can. ter, Fruitticher Electrical Co.,. 1894 4th Ave, Main 2164.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19

WANTED--Salesman for each state; sell our peanut. gum. match and stamp vend- ing machines and salesboards; commits sion basis Tennessee Speciality Corp, Memphis. Tenn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19
EMPLOYMENT E HELf WxNTHnGnxLE z

WANIED-One timekeeper, pefmanent po- sition: 1 card index clerk: clerks for taking inventory; preferably with some knowledge of machine parts; G1f about two months' work. standard Portiand Cement Co.,. Leeds 4AA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19

WANTED-Men wishing position as fire mem brakemen electric motormen, col ored train porters on large southern northern roads write immediately for application blank and free information; experience necessary. Inter. Railway Dept. 80. Indianapolis, Ind
 BOOKkEEPER wanted at once who can use typewriter also necessary to have thor ough knowledge of general office work; young preferred and must be able to furnish best of references. This s posi- tion of excellent opportunity and pays good salary to start. Apply 221s Jefferson County Bank Bldg.
 CARPENTERS, brckiayers and builders wanted: highest pay goes to men who understand blue print plans; you can learn quickly at home; let me send you lesson in plan reading free no charge write today. Address Charles Nj. Mercy. Supt, 2127 Chicago Tech. Bldg, Chicago, Illinois.