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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-19

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which will be held this evening on mo
lawn surrounding the church al seven
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addition to ice cream viii bc on safe,
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will be busy today on decorating IN"
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-19
WHEELING LIVE STOCK

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-19
Social and Lawn Fote

nj UTnnH Inv" DT"n IOTUVT'TnH HITI
some of tn" members or III" Christian
church were busy putting mp Stands
and booths for tho lawn f"te and social
which will be held this evening on mo
lnwn surrounding the church ri seven
iccnIh and Wchlnnd avenues. Al kihan
nt Name made cakes pies and candy In
addition to ice cream viii u" on sale.
The ladies' who nrr on IN" commit" roc
will be busy today on decorating inc
booths and stands % that rN"TS'h'hR -
ready for this evening. ! ne Pi"''''7
from the AFFAIR VIII 4" :" the church
fund
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-19

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-19

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hnd Mr. kiudclhdrgor hnr notified n
Inrgc number nf tho r"n,h"nia nnh w"
MY, time any mr." caught doing Fu'h
,ncy. will 10 arrested Many places
whcro ho haR visited n" hne found 'hnl
tho pcoplo have II" containers I" pun
garbage in.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-19
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen.

This advertisement Is addressed 20 three
particular men. They are wanted by
great sales organization.
The district Manager Is personally maxi
ing this call for men. He Will interview
tho applicants who indicate fitness. We
win select the ones who show possi-
biiity. They viii be placed In a branch
whore splendid immediate income Is as
sured.
They will receive special assistance In
preparing for the bigger job. They will
have constant association with men who
have done and are doing big things In
big business They Will be given prompt
opportunity in executive position with
unusual scope for growth and income.
This Is the serious effort OF n strong.
reputable house 10 secure new blood with
which 70 build 1t means real success
for those men who get with us. II IL
worth consideration By the highest type
men as 10 character and determination.
Experience In our line Is not essential.
Call or write giving age and phone num-
Der 10 294 Metropolitan Tower.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

SALESMAN WHO KNOWS CALIFORNIA.
We want n live, clean cut salesman, who
has successfully sold real estate or securities,
70 follow up daily inquiries on new and
unique form Of investment which offers life
income and n future domestic In the finest
climate In the world, OIL extremely attractive
terms Present offering will be followed by
permanent executive position with eNcep-
tinnal earning possibilities for the men who
make good IN the preliminary work. The
opportunity ir an unusual one from every
standpoint. Company directorate Includes
bankers, insurance officials and business
men. In replying please state experience.
Address p. o. Box ~. Times Square Station.
New York.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
MANAGERS. NIGHT.

This is not a position for the average man
OF average education and ability.
The requirements demand an educated man.
well above the average. 80 to 40 years of
age. who is accustomed to night work and
willing to continue It.
He must possess real brains Initiative ana
the ability TO handle difficult matters requir-
ing the power Of decision.
He will have charge OF force of men. ms
GLIDING skilled workers, and must direct and
supervise their operations, working In COM
plete accord and full cooperation with those
higher up.
The position Is In the operating department
Of a large corporation and offers a perma-
nent situation with rapid advancement 10
the man who can prove and demonstrate his
worth.
Address, stating age, experience and salary
expected. A 1858 Herald. Fulton st.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.
Statesmen.

Statesmen.
ARE YOU ENTIRELY SATISFIED
Many a man ls marking time TO
position offering scant possibilities for
the future. Here Is q sales organi-
zation. national In scope. attn in the
progress of expansion. which offers
brilliant future TO men who prove
their ability. We want several men
for our uptown office this week. II
you are a clean cut. wide awake young
man and can give satisfactory refer
ences as 10 honesty and integrity we
are willing TO take you regardless OF
former sales experience. and teach you
how to sell.
Our men earn from 500 TO 500 a
week on commission and proved eff
cheney meets quick advancement II
you are over rs. give address and ,els-
phone number. Write box Al. 9os
Fitzgerald Bldg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

sALESMEN--want 100 men and women
quick to take orders for Conner raincoats
and waterproof aprons. Everybody buys.
McCrarys profits last year were S5,21s
New styles--wonderfui bargains--direct from
manufacturer to wearer Barnes made soa3
I'm 80 days: tremendous profits for YOU:
81 300 year for three average orders n
day; $40 a day for your spare tirne no de-
iivering nor collecting; no capital required.
furnish everything, including a beautiful
sample coat. Write for liberal offer. Conner
Mfg Co.. dept. G-i5T. Dayton. o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17


FfpNEp wan'cd--A ~ uion " a. man
who thnrourhiy understands all rrreral
fnriniur Including fruit vegetable Garden,
flower Garden. lawns drivewnys fairvil-.
poultry. nii farm machinery nni I've rtoek.
~ years. experience a. manager would hire
tither commercially on private estate Royal
frrcfericlts. Phbnwoud Farm. Ncwfleid road.
siamforf Cont.
EArNn-n wanted on small farm. Westchoh-
ter county; good permanent position for
reliable experienced fnan 1893 Herald.
truiton e.
FARMER -Workine foreman for farm 100
ncrea New York State; marricd beard
two men. rulcudid opportunity for right
man. is5 Heraid ESQ nrondwav
FINANCIAL. writer: prospectuses, circulars
and advertising booklets; reasonable. Write
NJ. f., 1853 broadway.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES motor manufacturer for
winding room state hge, experience and
salary; position offered excellent opportu-
nifty for man who can rot rcsults factory
near New York. II ~ Herald Herald Sq.
FOREMAN OF SHOP
manufacturing piston rings; murt be good
mechanic and able 90 get production: good
future for right man: state experience and
salary to start. M sac Herald, Herald "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
sALFssfFN.

Patience lie a virtue. but II you are not
In the right position patience disappears
and dependency enters; $3.50 and up
ward weekly IL yours for WALKING and
TALKING and TELLING the TRUTH
under our guidance: references inter
views confidential earnings immediate.
SUITE 1910. 81 W. 4sD ST.
Suite S05, 1872 Nassau st. suite 50, f66 Mon
lague ST., Bklyn; suite 81. l56 Market ST..
Newark
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
statesmen.

The ordinary salesman will not be
eligible for this vacancy In our or
ganization: we require an unusually
expert negotiator; the remuneration IL
commensurate with the high degree
Of sales ability essential to success In
our business: this opening viii be OF
interest only to the $4,000 man
others will waste their time and ours.
In replying state details necessary for
Intelligent consideration of your APP
pllcation, including age: extensive
travelling involved. r 1856, Herald.
Herald SO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
statesmen TO CALL ON
INTERESTED PROSPECTS.

This organization now employs Is 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 expert
enced stock statesmen, but we do requirs
them TO have had considerable experience
in other lines of salesm ansh!p. In fact some
OF our best men came to from other lines
and have averaged over $500 weekly for
seventy consecutive weeks since Joining our
organization.
This proposition offers an 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.,
3es FIFTH AVE-, NEW YORK CITY.
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SALESMAN.

wish to confer with super salesman.
Within our corporation is a staff OF
sales specialists whose average earnings
are Twenty Thousand Dollars annually.
We believe In an organization exclu-
sively made up OF big men.
have an opening for three men ca
pRble OF comforting with the top heads OF
corporations.
II you believe you can measure up
write age and what you have done fully.
Address Vice-President. p. o. Box sos.
Philadelphia.
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statesmen.

Several men of high character and
attractive personality to sell sea-
soned dividend paying security The
company's earnings are more than
four times the amount needed for div-
dends on both preferred and common
stock The board OF directors includes
we'll known New York and Boston
bankers.
Previous selling experience helpful.
but not necessary. We desire only men
who wish to form a permanent con-
nection with a firm handling high
grade securities exclusively.
Call any day $50 or by appointment.
CLEVELAND. GRAY & CO., INC.
F, 5i2 9TH Az.
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sALEsMANAGER WANTED.

Investment banking hourc up State town
will employ Immediately ralesmannger who
can secure and handle men on good live
Issues selling At popular prices splendid
opportunity to make big money: please give
,efcnbonf number for quick action. II. H.,
asi Herald 2ol Wet 18th 81.
ATFsMAN-GROCERY SPECIALITY,
for retail grocery and delicntcgnen trade IN
New York city. on salary good opening Tor
~ ~ riencCd man OF real selling ability; write
particular for interview. 3. NJ, Ridgways
Tea, 90 Warren 81. --..-----------------
sALEaMAN vICTRoLA.
Thoroughly experienced talking machine
raicsrnan must have good personality ana
thorough knowledge Of Victor line: excellent
who can show rerulta nnvena. MI Hway
sNf.FSMEN WANTED; something new;
Rig seiler. nothing on market equals V a.
money maker: can earn from s25 90 $50 day;
territory contracts for capable men who con
randie saiee force. Apniy Burlingham. East
man RrhNer Co. 2i3 w. 10'h 81
sETTsNkN. eyperianeed In nousefurnlshins.
toys and woodenwnre line; rurt be ia
rnltiar with buyers IN New England terri.
tory; aainry and commission. :. r.. 32J
rcraiA. Hernld 20. ---.-.----.
SKLTEMEN--CIl GrM. sell TO coUn-
try stores; dandy line Tor pare time
spoarmint ard bail gum " ninnds' an
f'avors. Write NJ once, The Helmet Co,
Cincinnati. q.
Fbr,rcNfrN sales hoarde-Slde line, 90
handle rIrh grade icwclry blackboard ne
eorfmcnfa. $40 commiaaipni pnckt farirle.
raul g. Doyle iis North La sale st, CHICAGO.
sALEsMAN
10 carry strong lire inces and cotton good
side line state territory covered. T. D., Spi
Herald Herald 40.
SALESMAN Christian firm; experienced
only need amply: lighting fixtures; salary
and comm ssion liberal Arrangement n. G.
Heather Co., 10 West s6th,
SALESMAN call on garages and ACCESSORY
houses. New invention Ford necessity.
Samples free. Com. basis. Reardon Mfg.
Co, Dept. 9. Peoria. III. --
SALESMAN wanted 70 cover Eastern and
Southern territory: acquainted with lamp
and art Roods trade. Q 1895 Herald, Harlem;
commission. stern-oreenbsrs. SIC Column
bus av.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
Statesmen. ATTENTION.

Statesmen, ATTENTION.
HIGH GRADE MEN. WITH OIL
ENTELE OR WIDE AcouAINr-
ANcE. WANTED TO SELL All
soLUTELY NEW DRILL AND
SELL" OIL PLAN; NO STOCKS.
BONDS OR SECURITIES. A MA
TIoNAL BANK RECEIVES AND
DIsDURsEs ALL MONEY. HAS
KINs SELLS AND THE BANK
MAKE REPORTS TO sUBscRr-
BEERS. WRITE FOR APPOINT
MENT. CALDWELL. STEPHENS
& CO.. INC. 500 FIFTH Av..
NEW YORK. N. 7.
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FARMER. with wife. 70 help on gem
crnl purpose farm having email mod
crn dairy, pure bred stock, pigs, poul-
try, garden, orchards. horses, machin-
cry, motors, &c property within Dor
ough Unite, up-to-fate town. good
schools, churches, Sc. nearest city
ERaton, Pa, 20 miles distant; liberal
wages and five room house. with bath
and electric lirhts and other privileges;
permanent home for honest, indus
trious, practical workers; can ARRANGE
for Interview In New York or on tho
property. Answer fully what both
man and wife can do. wages expected.
nationality, experience, references. n
any children, state ages, boys or girls.
addressing Manager. Taylor Farm,
High Bridge, New Jersey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
SALESMAN FOR POPULAR
PRICE DRESS HOUSE

MUST BE EXPERIENCED. CRACK
ERJACK MAN OF PROVEN ABIL.-
fTY TO ACT AS GENERAL REPRE-
SENTATIVE AND BE ABLE To
SHOW ANTy PROVE HIS PAST
SALES RECORD.
TO A SUCCESSFUL MAN OF CAL
IBRE is OFFERED a FIVE THOU
SAND DOLLAR 5000 DRAWING
ACCOUNT WITH ALL TRAVELLING
EXPENSES PAID IN ADDITION TO
A LIBERAL BONUS. GIVE FULL
DETAILS IN FIRST LETTER: ALL
TiAL. H., BOX 200. 1858 BROAD
WAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

PORTER WANTED TO WORK AROUND
STORE AND RELIEVE NAN ON EIE-
vATOR TCR LUNCH. APPLY ny LET.
TER, JOHN DANIEIrs a SONS DRY
9TH SITS. NEW YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
OPPORTUNITY

knocks at every mans door-once.
There are many mllionaires to-day
who are millionalres simply because
they had the business acumen 70
recognize GENIUS when they saw IL.
II you had had the opportunity or
making connection with any OF the
present day figures In the forefront
of American Industry. in the early
stages of their careers, you know
what that connection would mean 20
you to-day
This advertisement offers YOU a
connection with man who. starting
In business at the age OF 10. with
capital of 5000. Is to-day. at the age
of -. head OF two gigantic corpora
tions Director In two banks, worth
dicted will within ten years fine
be nationally knoien as one Of the
greatest Captains Of industry this
country has eper produced.
This man has PROVEN his ability
and Is now going TO the public for
capital with which TO extend his
operations.
The securities offered are in.
company which Is recognized to-day
as the largest In It's respective field.
which has paid dividends since. its
Incorporation, the earnings OF which
to-day are over ten times Its present
dividend requirements. which deals
In staple. basic commodity that
Will be the principal factor in the
tremendous building boom OF the next
five years.
Men with no previous stock selling
experience welcome-we teach you
OUR way.
II you have red blood In your veins.
II you have VISION TO realize the
value OF Il connection of this kind.
X you desire TO associate yourself
with REAL men and appreciate REAL
cooperation, II you want an OPPOR-
TUNITY that Is limited solely by
your own ability. call
MONDAY ONLY. before 8 p. NJ,
THE FRANKLIN COMPANY.
uckley- Newhall Building, 700 Sixth Av
Corner 4ist Street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
S A L + S NJ L y
ATTENTION!

This advertisement announces the
start OF a sales campaign mat ~
destined TO write a chapter In the
History OF Selling that viii be read
throughout the national selling ira
ternity.
Last year n body of the cleanest.
Invest statesmen ever brought together
In one organization established new
RECORD for selling in New York
City.
Many OF these statesmen, with no
previous selling experience, were
turned into big PRODUCERS in q
few days time through the original
Course OF Instruction and the unique
paisn. Over $3.50, 10000 in commits
sions was earned by these men In
less than eight months time.
The SAME Director OF Sales. the
SAME system, many of the SAME
statesmen that were largely respon-
sible for that phenomenally success
full campaign are back OF this cam
paign, and are out 10 establish
man connected with the Campaign
may be proud to look back upon.
Over $3.50, 10000 in commissions
will be paid 10 our statesmen during
this Campaign, Managers for Branch
Offices, to be located in the principal
cities OF the United States. Will be
taken from our Sales Force. many
executive positions await those who
chandis!ng end of the business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
Statesmen.

Have you any idea Of the money made by
first class book saesmen7 We have men
earning $4,000 yearly selling our line. on
commission basis. You owe ~ 20 yourself to
call and investigate. We have easily the
best topnotch selling proposition I'm the
United States. up-to-the- minute leads fur
nished Call after 10 A. NJ. Press Syn
dictate. room 1854. 30 Church st. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
SALESMAN.

Large paper mill organization. increaaing
~ sales force has opening for an aggrcs-
siye auccessful paper saleaman. who controls
trade. knows how TO obtain quantity busi-
mesa and Is accustomed to make large In
come but wants to progress. o Sss Herald.
Fulton st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
HELP WANTED--MALE.
REPORTER.

VERY DESIRABLE VACANCY FOR A
YOUNG MAN ABOUT Or YEARS OF AGE
TO DO REPORTING WORK AND WRITE
ARTICLES FOR MONTHLY INDUS
TRIAL MAGAZINE; MUST BE WELL Ed
LCATED AND POSSESS PERSONALITY:
STATE AGE, NATIONALITY. EXPERT
ENCE AND SALARY EXPECTED. BOX
8s7. 200 CABLE BLDG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

Statesmen. SECURITY.
LIVE WIRES, EXP IN REAL
ESTATE, BOOKS OR CORRESPONDENCE
SCHOOL pREFERRED: REST MONEY
MAKING PROPOSITION on MARKET:
COMMISSION AND SALARY. CALL ROOM
1i12. 10 WEST '4TH ST. Mr. STEWART.
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SALESMAN. We have opening for young
man between ages OF 20 and 30. must be
ebi0 10 furnish references showing highest
moral standing; full OF pep and ambition: a
splendid opportunity sales experience not
necessary salary and bonus plus opportu-
nifty 90 quality for executive position. Call
nj room sgl ~ Broad IT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

COUPLE. on farm, In Duchess coun-
ty, 60 miles north OF New York.
by November /; man for general
farm work, milk one COW: wife for
cooking and homework; both must
be efficient, experienced and willing
TO work. an excellent position and
: home for the right people; good ref
erences required: family adults; all
city conveniences; reply fully as to
nationality. age. experience, wages
expected, &c. none but full replies
will be noticed. Address Adelano,
Pawling, n. Y.
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Men and women OF neat appearance, not
afraid 20 work. make over $50 weekly
and assure themselves Of q permanent con-
and mortgage business and how 70 cell
GROUND FLOOR. s WEST 10TH ST.
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COUPLE WANTED--A position Is open for
n couple that can act asicook and butler;
city house IN the winter. lake shore house
Lake Av., Rochester ~. Y.
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SALESMAN.
SALES MANAGER.

We are I'm a position to offer
an unequalled opportunity to q
man between 25 and 40 years OF
age who has had a broad and
extended service as q salesman
or sales manager. A general
idea OF the financial or banking
fields would DO helpful but not
absolutely necessary. The right
man backed by the proper refer
enccs can associate himself inn
mediately with the firm mem
bers in sales work OF the highest
character, The position " per-
manent and returns should ex-
coed $40, 900 annually in commits
eions. State fully past business
experience.
HAYES, READE q CO.,
$50 Broadway.