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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-07-15
New Bank at Jacksonville.

The long labors Of the Reorganila-
ton Committee of the old Bank OF
II jacksonville are about over, says
the Cass County Democrat. The
goal of five months strenuous work
is in sight, and everyone connected
with the reorganization is jubilant
and enthusiastic.
The bondsmen, depositors and the
Reorganization Committee have been
in session, practically all OF this week
with the result that new bank, 10
be known as The State Bank Of Har-
risonville, will be opened in Harri-
sonville on Monday, July IL, 1920.
On Tuesday, July 6, the bondsmen
appointed committee of five, to
meet and confer with a committee or
five, appointed by the depositors Of
the old Bank OF Harrisonville. and
the result was that board Of nine
directors for the new bank was Sc
lected, as follows:
George A. Wolfe, Lone Tree.
William Z. Miller, Harrisonville -
Carl A. Schulz, Harrisonville.
J. ]. Williams, Harrisonville.
Cash L. Vansandt, Archie.
John Kohler, Harrisonville.
Richard S. Woodbridge, HARRISON
Vile. :,
C. J. Anderson, Freeman.
L. R. Lawrence, Harrisonvile.
1t is the intention of this Board OF
Directors to select the officials of
the new bank Thursday.
Charles F. Enright, Missouri State
Bank Commissioner, of Jefferson
City, has been in Harrisonville for
the past two days, assisting in the
reorganization work, as has, also, G.
NJ. Hargett, cashier of The Security
National Bank of Kansas City, Mo-,
and who represents the shareholders
in the new State Bank OF Harrison
vile, as trustee.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-07-15
CONGRESSMAN AN ALIEN?
Phil Campbell Of Pittsburg Must
Prove Citizenship.

Pittsburg, Kas., July 1o..--Two
idely known residents OF littsb,lrg
cannot register to vote i'll the August
primary until they produce proof Of
second naturalization papers. One of
them is Congressman Phil Campbell,
who has represented the third Kan
sas district in the national house for
nearly twenty years. The ether is
Alexander Howat, president of the
Kansas Coal Miners Union and one
OF the most radical labor leaders in
the United States.
Campbell was born in Nova Scotia
and Howat was born in Scotland.
The parents came to this country
when Campbell and Howat were
minors.
A new Kansas law requires that for
eign born residents must have their
second papers in order to vote in
Kansas. A complete new registra-
ton i'll Kansas cities also is required.
When Mrs. Campbell and her
daughter Miss Dorothy Campbell,
appeared to register today they could
not present proof that Mr.. Campbell's
father, now deceased, had completed
naturalization. They were refused
registration. Relatives said that Con-
gresham Campbell, who will be here
in few days, had the necessary
proof.
Andrew Howat, brother of the mill
ers chieftain, tried to register this
week. He couldn't produce proof
that his father had obtained second
papers and was refused registration.
He said Alex Howat had investiga'-
ed in Pennsylvania, where the
Howats first lived when they came to
America, and found that naturaliza-
ton papers had been taken oft.
Alexander Howat has not yet sought
to register.
The possibilities in Howats statu,
are arousing much interest. Ii
!lowat father did not obtain his sec
ond papers, Howat is all alien. This
W oud place I1owat in peculiarly IL
teresting situation in view of his rad
ical tltterances.
Ii Howat should find it neces sary
to start through the naturalization
mill. he would confront Judge .\n-
drew J. Curran, who sent him to Jail
a few weeks ago. Howat has de-
clared war to the death against the
Kansas industrial court law. On nat
uralization days in Judge Curran 5
court every applicant for citizenship
is asked many questions about his at
titude toward the court law S.ie-
cessful applicants always have ~
pressed respect for the law.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-07-15
Walter Scott Kelley Dead.

Walter Scott Kelley died in a
sanitarium in Nevada, Mo-, July 3rd,
1920. after a lingering illness of par
alysis, aged 60 years. 8 months and
II days, says the Adrian Journal.
Mr.. Kelley was born in Cole coun-
ty, Missouri, Nov. 16, 1859. When
he was small boy his parents moved
to Bates county. locating on farm
near Burdett, where MIR. Kelley grew
to manhood. On January ID, 1891, he
was united in marriage with Miss
Mollie Ferguson, at Nevada, Mo. To
this union four daughters were born,
all of whom, with the wife survive.
They are Mrs. Ed Lacy, of near
Adrian, Mrs. Thos. Brummett, of
Sheridan, Wyoming, Mrs. Roy Roush,
of Butler. and Miss Opal Kelley, of
this city.
The body was brought to Adrian
Sunday. Funeral services were held
from the Adrian Baptist church Sum
day afternoon, conducted by Rev. w.
S. Weir. The pail bearers were old
school chums of the deceased. The
following gentlemen acted in that ca
pacity: Geo. and James Cowley,
George Walker, Chas. Robbins, Geo.
Hill. H. D. Chambers. Burial was
made in the Crescent Hill cemetery.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-07-15

Employees at the mine of the Bor-
derland Coal Company at Border
land, w. Va, five miles west of Will
hanson, were fired upon Thursday
morning as they were entering the
mine, which is on the Kentucky side
of the Tag River, according to re-
ports reaching here. Those firing at
the miners are said to have been on
"a mountain side on the opposite side
of the river, and directed shots at
the tipple, which is on the West Vir-
GINA side. None of the, shots was
effective.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-07-15
Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given to all cred
itors and others interested in the es.
tate OF Martha E. Dixon, deceased,
that |, G. w. Dixon, Administrator
of said estate, intend to make final
settlement thereof, at the next term
Of the Bates County Probate Court, ii,
Bates County, State of Missouri, to
be held at Butler, Missouri, COM
mencing on the 9th day of August,
1920.
G.. w. DIXON,
30-4t Administrator
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-07-15
Coal Mine Again in Operation.

The Payton Coal mine, which was
leased about a month ago by. Messrs.
Garard and Mack, and given up, has
been leased again by Messrs. Chas.
and Tony Abrassart. OF near Pitts
burg, Kansas. and J. Davidson, Mgr.
of the picture theatre here. This
mine will be known as the prodfc-
ing Coal Co., and they are sinking .
new shaft in order to have better pro-
lection for the men and are making
other Improvements which VIII en-.
able them to produce more coal
Amoret Leader.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-07-15
whsrs shs Feathers Go.

"a man might succeed In featherin9
bis own nest" remarked the Observes
Of Events and Things, III % much q
his money didn't 60 toward putting
them On his Wifo'O hatB.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-07-15

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31

A lady over - years of age who has had
some experience In Red Cross work for
special duties resulring four hours daily;
previous business experience unnecessary. but
best of references required. A 1898 Herald,
Fulton 81
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FOR VALUE RECEIVED!

II were to show you a man, Who Is 81
years old. engineering education, absolutely
honest, loyal and very sincere, not afraid of
personality, active. quick to catch on and
consuming ambition. who Is extremely
anxious to become located In New York In
any honest business and who has had ex :
perience In the business world. would you
pay such n man $I00 per month? If you will
you can employ man who will be UNI
questonably loyal and sincere and who will
forcefuly push your interests ahead Just as
long as you are loyal to him. For an in
terview address G is Herald Herald 50.
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| EXPORT IAIPORT-You man. 2S. years
purchasing hardware and metals; adver-
Using experience: speaks French and Ger
man. resided abroad; now employed "A
| 1174 Herald, Fulton st
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GARDENER, experienced, desires position:
can take charge Of small place good ref
erence: wages $40. room and board. Pat
rick Calvin. 460 y. BIN ST.. BRONX.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

YOUNG man, colored. part time Sunday eve
nings. Saturdays. Geo. d. Ware. 23I West
142d ST.
YOUNG man. IS, wishes position with re-
liable concern offering chance for advance
ment; references. Il Herald, Herald go.
YOUNG characterization desires position
as Spanish stenographer; can transl ate to
English NJ 565 Herald, $50 broadway.
YOUNG man, %. good appearance; selling
ability; references. Koettler. 1921 Sd av.
YOUNG man. "a, wants work at anything.
John Doran, 1890 I'd av.
YOUNG man wants position taking care fur
mace; experienced. G Herald. Herald so.
YOUNG man wishes position IN shipping de-
partment W Williams. 20 w. ii9th 81.
YOUNG man. %. desires position anything
ambitious. Rothenberg. 754 Il. idist.
YOUNG man COO desires position. advance
ment Write $. t., 17s 2d st.
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COUPLE, Hungarian, want private positions
cook and butler. Hemnann, 343 Remington
av.. Arverne. Phone Belle Harbor 218M
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A REFINED woman can have pleasant home
with private family. Montclair, and $40
monthly in return for assisting mother In
household work several days weekly; not "a
mental position 1872 Herald, Fulton ST.
ARTIST. decorative, on fine line decorations.
Apply to-day between / and 3. 116 w.
39th St, room 43s,
ARTIST wanted decorative work In water
colors. oils tapestry dyes; to be done
at home. DO Herald. Herald square.
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GARDENER, caretaker, married, no chill
dren wife laundress. chambermald; four
years last employ: references. l. 10 Herald.
Herald SQUARE
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SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE.
EMPLOYER.

Have you open In your organization n po-
sition Of trust which demands from the IN
American, aged 25, and can furnish refer
ences which will stand stringent investiga-
uon. salary no OBJECT u advancement Is
Would prefer downtown establishment. ii
l63 Herald, Brooklyn.
ENGINEER. licensed, and all around ma
chinist, wishes position. Hopkins, 53i Il.
Sjth.
ENGINEER, familiar with ali machinery.
wishes change. w. Booker. 554 w. 10Th.
ESTIMATOR, manager, competent to handle
men and material: has prospects to close
good contracts on housing, factores special
reinforced concrete. A 1892 Herald, Full
ton st.
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GARDENER. 80. single; experienced with
fruit trees large or small; win improve
the soil practical poultry man; will do re-
pairs on grounds; years at last position:
references. n II Herald. Herald SO.
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GARDEN ERA TtME
Scotchman; greenhouses, flowers. vegetables
fruit, landscape improvements, transplant
ing, pruning, spraying fruit and ornamental
trees, farm stock, poultry; 90 years last
position; only responsible position consid-
cred. A 1919 Herald, Fulton st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31

GARDENER, elderly; milk, drive; generally
useful; reference. 206 Herald, Herald
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COUPLE, Swedish; man useful butler: wife
cook: best references; country preferred.
Tel. Audubon $500. supt.
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GARDENER, caretaker, wants position on
country place, married. no children, life
experience In every branch OF gardening !:
first class references; open for engagement.
Y sos Herald, Herald 50.
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EXPORT chipping man. American speak
Ing Spanish, desires position. 8 years ex-
perience; unquestionable references. II Rof-
heart. 724 Marcy av.. B'klyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31

Classified advertisements for THE NEW YoRK HrnAID b
han 600 advertising agencies In Greater Neto York.
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COUPLE, colored. butler and cook. long ex-
perience. best references, desire charge of
house; city, country. Moody, 237 w. 142d.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

MAN. 43, executive. managerial position OF
trust superintendent. whose connection.
experience. mercantile, manufacturing. quail
files to FIT any available opening where
worth, ability may show results. for a mod
est recompence; statements verified by
strong reference for reliability and trust;
released from Nov 6. c 20 Herald. Herald
So
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GARDENER-FARMER married: thoroughly
experienced IN all branches also care OF
stock, excellent references as to ability and
character. r. NJ, 1e6 W. 23d.
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BILL CLERK-Experience on Underwood
machine; good position for rapid and active
worker: hours, TO 8; Saturday, ! O'Clock;
South Brooklyn office, near 4th av. subway
station: state age. experience and salary
desired. o 1914 Herald, BROOKLYN.
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GIRL 10 cook aud walt on table IN I
family; modern conyeniences good wa
references required Address Mrs. g
Kitchel, Lincoln ST., Englewood. ~. j
Phone Englewood 391J.
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GARDENER and superintendent, life expe-
rience In all branches gardening, landscape
work. live stock and anything pertaining TO
country estate; German, married, daughter
II years. Gardener, box lis, Port Chester,
n. Y.
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SUPERINTENDENT.

SUPERINTENDENT or ianitor, thoroughly
experienced all mechanics: excellent refer
ences; personal or written. has own tools I,
at present place eight years; one or two
houses. John Flesdrager, 1899 Southern
Boulevard, Bronx.
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Hell p WA ~ T E d
HELP wANTED-FEMAL.

GIRLs-Two neat appearing girls for|
service Doctors office and apartnl
reasonable hours and pleasant surround
wages So per month. Apply Manage
WeRt h5fh st. n. N. O.
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GARDENER, single. fully experienced: use
ful, reliable; references. G 2i3 Herald.
Herald "a.
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CRAFTSMAN structural; experlcnced mill
buildings plant layout. steel detailing and
design. REINFORCED concrete. NJ 567 Herald.
$50 R'wav.
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MANAGER OF office or service department
one who has experience In supervising de-
partment OF 80 female office workers with
large companies; correspondent, secretary,
initiative, married; references. A 1928 Her
old Fulton ~
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Situations Wnnted-Male.
JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
log w. 46th. Bryant T0sT-0G97.
Experienced professional domestic help.
JAPANESE. Select Employment Agency.
Bryant 1881 s04 9th av.. between 45th 10th
SITS. fancy cook. faithful butler
JAPANESE Domestic Employment Agency,
select help. 1877 Lexington av. adison
o. w. 42d ST. Vanderbilt 30S9.
MOST RELIABLE HELP FURNISHED. .
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HOUsEMAN, useful understands furnaces
willing. written or personal refefcnce city,
country. Edward Hennessy, 3fT w. 50tl
~ CITY,
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COUPLE, cook and butler; experienced;
good references. L ~ Herald Herald SO.
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MANAGER,

90 years experience in buying and selling OF
mems hosiery highest grades; in New York
or out Of town; capable Of taking charge or
managing department In first class house;
$50 B'way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31

FARMER GARDENER superintendent or
working foreman wants position where
honesty and sobriety are essentials thorough
knowledge OF the care of country estates
and FARM American. married, middle age,
no children. A 1909 Herald Fulton st.
FARMER and gardener. working superin-
tendent, Is open for position; age 49,
Scotch: thoroughly experienced with live
stock. reliable man; excellent reference;
wife good laundress, IL required. 500 Her
aid, Herald So
FARM manager. superintendent OF private
estates. AZ. married, experienced stock rails
Ing poultry. fruit, vegetables, gardening,
machinery, wants position. farm or private
estate. Address Manager. care Korn,
Broad St. Norwalk, Conn.
FARM superintendent, working. American.
married, no children, thoroughly UNDER
stands care of stock, all crops. handling
men. fruit trees. Sc. Al references as to
ability. character. Ellis. Monroe n. Y.
FARMIIAND-Single experienced man (35)
wants situation. Delaney. 300 Water ST.,
Brooklyn.
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BILL. CLERK AND TYPIsT

BILL CLERK AND TYPlST
FOR LARGE BOOK CORPORATION;
APPLICANT MUST BE RAPID AC-
CURATE TYP1ST. WITH KNOWL-
EDGE OF BILLING, ACCUSTOMED
TO LARGE VOLUME OF WORK
AND A HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE;
GENEROUS INITIAL SALARY.
ENTRY CLERKS
TO DO RECORDING IN LARGE
SUBSCRIPTION ACCOUNTING DE-
pARTMENT; GOOD EDUCATION
AND PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE Es-
SENTIAL: INITIAL SALARY S15.
STENCIL CLERKS.
EXPERIENCED STENCIL FILTERS
AND MISCELLANEOUS STENCIL
WORKERS TO DO PROVING. AR
RANGING AND CHANGING or AID
DRESSES SALARY ACCORDING TO
ABILITY.
ST'ENOGRAPHER AND TYPIST.
PREFERABLY BEGINNERS, WHO
HAVE COMPLETED A CONNER
CIAL HIGH SCHOOL COURSE; PER-
MANENT POSITION WITH OPPOR-
TUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT.
HOURS 9-5 HALF DAY SATURDAY.
INTERNATIONAL. MAGAZINE COMPANY
no WEST 10TH ST.
MRS. HEUBACH, 18TH FLOOR
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HOTEL STEWARD AND MANAGER.
Twenty years experience; executive; eco
romical; good record. G 1872 Herald. Her
aid So.
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SUPERINTENDENT expert live stock poul-
try, flowers, lawns. shrubbery trees. drives
and landscape work. open for position any
part of U. S. a. Superintendent. % Cottage
rlsce, White Plains.
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EXECUTIVE, SALES MANAGER.
College man, 10 years expert
ence as salesman and sales ex-
ecutive In United States and Eu-
rope ived In Europe representing
American concerns. M 500 Herald.
ESQ Broadway.
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HELP WANTED--FEMALE.

COMPANION, useful. woman wanted re-
fined. intelligent. TO lady; sleep out. Call
Monday. Tuesday. Col w. 19ist; subway
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ELEVATOR or doorfnan, colored; give best
references. Ramsey. 1871 w. 18th st.
ELEVATOR, switchboard operator. porter,
coored; reference. Nash. SO w. 13ist ST.
ENGINEERS helper ~ with ammonia H.
cense experienced on high speed Ice ma
chimes wishes steady postion good refer
ences. A. w, POI r. eth.
ENG1NEER--Young Mechanical engineer
wants permanent position In or near N. Y.
G NJ 573 Herald, $50 B'wHy.
ENGINEER, chief; first class references.
j. G., DIG Manhattan av.. BROOKLYN
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MAN. MIDDLE AGED. ENGLISH. ACTIVE.
REFINED. SPEAKS FRENCH. DESIRES
POSITION CLERK OR STOREKEEPER
HOSPITAL, CLUB, HOTEL; MODERATE
SALARY. II 26s HERALD. HERALD SO.
MAN. Danish. sailor, desires position yacht
going South; experienced motor boats can
run automobiles; willing, efficient do any
thing. Address Sailor. 072 Herald. Herald
SO.
MAN, married, wants steady position at
anything; good penman and marker, will
ing worker. Schaefer, 1856 Myrtle av..
Brooklyn
MAN having Ford touring car offers SER
Vices of both by day. week. trip; reason
able. NJ $50 Herald. $50 B'way
MAN, young. wishes position at anything
also willing to travel. Henry Hartman, 1888
East 92d.
MAN, single, generally useful, general
housework. gardener. % Herald, Herald
50.
MAN wishes situation as butler. Call Audu-
bon 1910 apt %.
MAN, married, wishes position: good refer
ence. Abe Rlfkin, $40 Watkins St, B'klyn.
MAN. "a, slightly lame; sitting down posi-
ton. Waterman. Judge, 1891 LIST av.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

COUPLE. Japanese; highly recommended;
butler. valet; wife, Swedish. cook; entire
charge. small family, without laundry
apartment country. Couple, At Prospect
place. Manhattan. Telephone Murray Hill
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31

EXECUTIVE, ACCOUNTANT,
experience II years with c. p. A. firms,
years senior grade, highest credentials.
desires position. controller, auditor,
treasurer, office manager. G 211 Her
aid, Herald so.
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HOUsERtlAN, n Japanese young man. Wishes
small family IN country good position
long experience; best reference. Answer 10
Oda, i4s w. Cjth.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

A MOTION PICTURE PRODUCING CO.
CONTEMPLATING MAKING COMEDIES.
SOCIETY DRAMAS AND FEATURES, CAN
USE A LIMITED NUMBER or MALE AND
FEMALE APPLICANTS WHO CAN QUAIL
IFY: EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY
MUST HAVE GOOD WARDROBE A
FREE TRYOUT GIVEN THOSE WHO ARE
SERIOUS AND WISH TO MAKE THIS A
PERMANENT PROFESSION; MUST FOL
LOW DILIGENTLY INSTRUCTIONS or Dl-
RECTOR. DO NOT FAIL TO BRING PHO
TOS, NAME WRITTEN ON DACK. CALI.
AT ONCE AT STUDIO. PRO PATRIA Fll.M
CORP. G43 W. 43D ST. NEAR 18TH Az.
A FINE opportunity for women OF wide
social acquaintance among well-to-do pco-
pie TO make. good commission without Inter
fering with social business activities.
strictest confidence. HARPER 80 W. 10Th
st. Tel Columbus 1924 before r. NJ.
A few talented ladies 10 study. rehearse and
play parts In Shakespearcan plays; evening
rehearsals New York appearance: tuition
charged Apply tomorrow and day after.
"A and 300 p NJ. Alexander Light. III
West 69th st.
A lady over - years of age who has had
some experience In Red Cross work for
Iii
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SUPERINTENDENT-R building, land
scapinE and general construction work, IL
years experience wishes position in South !.
best credentials offered; knowledge survey
ing. II 1896 Herald Brooklyn.
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HIGH GRADE EXECUTIVE.

MERCHANTS OR MANUFACT-
URERS SEEKING THE SER
VICES or AN EXECUTIVE,
MANAGER OR SALES MANAGER
OF THE VERY HIGHEST QUAIL
FICATIONS AND REFERENCES,
WILL MAKE NO MISTAKE IN
COMMUNICATING WITH THE
PANY ABOUT TO RELEASE
SUCH A MAN BY REASON OF
RIA DICAL REORG ANIMATION
AND REFINANCING. ADDRESS
]. w. L.. POST OFFICE BOX %,
bridgeport, CONN
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HOUsEMAN wishes position private fam.
ily: references. Address II 2TT Herald
Herald 50.
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EXECUTIVE, SALESMAN; SUCCESSFUL:
UNQUESTTONABLE REFERENCES Is
YEARS ONE CONCERN; SALARY MODER-
ATE. II 265 HERALD, HERALD SO.
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GARDENER. chauffeur, American. single,
a. understands vegetables. flowers. lawns.
shrubs furnacei do own repairs cars;
best reference. Peter Ewen, HIlsdale. N. J.
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GARDENER, head from a TO y. desires
position private estate: best references;
single. III PIP Herald, Herald So