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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-11-05
VICE PRESIDENT
HERE NOV. IL
Prominent Orator To Open Sea.
sons Lyceum Course Next
Thursday Evening

Thomas Il. Marshall, vice-presdent
If the United States who will open the
13-0-1921 lyceum season here on the
,ycning Of Armistice Day. Nov. II, has
/ nationwide reputation as an orator
and platform speaker. Wherever he
appears he draws an immense crowd,
ana that the gymnasium will be taxed
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-11-05

Red Cross roll call Nov. IL to Nov %.
Undertaken Ellingboe was called to
KEENAN,, Tuesday, to take charge OF
the burial of Mrs Elizabeth Ketten-
hofen, who died of diabetes last Satur-
day at Kennan, aged 50.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-11-05

Mr.. and Mrs. George Manley are en-
tertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mar
tin, who arrived from Texas Monday
night. Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Manley
are sisters.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14

AUTO INSTRUCTION. SIS
Day evening; Cadillac. Studebaher. Nit
chell b. NJ. Co, 1903 Lexington ave
tSSth).
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14

CHAMBERMAfDS. useful: two neat. nice.
bright. lately Irish girls very willing
s45 Mason's Agency, IS West 48d 81
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14
Financial stc,us

tn" Ranlsers Trust Company has been
appointed transfer agent for the capital
STOCK and agent 20 exchange the voting
trust certificates OF the Big Store KeaffS
Corporation for that company's free stoci1.
Frank i. Noyt jr.. for the last nine years
connected Wi n Nissel Ninnicut & CO., is
noW associated with Barstow & Co.. here
he has established q special investment
service for banks and financial institutions
X. *. BabcoclS and q. W stratton, for
merly OF Drnham & Co., have formed the
hrm OF Ra bcock, StrattOn < Co to conduct
. business In foreign bonds, foreign cur
rency and foreign exchange.
The Guaranty Trust Company Of New
ork has lust issued calendar or due
dates for returns and payments OF Fed
vrai, New York state and New York city
ta,es for 1921.
Guy Emerson, vice president of the Ma
tonal Bank OF Commerce in New York
ras received notifCa'ion that King Victor
Enlmanuel III OF italy has conferred upon
him the CROSS OF cheva..el IN Tho 0r.trr Of
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14
Fordney Proposes
Refunding Bonds
To Reduce Taxes
Suggests Long-Term Issues
to Meet S7,5OO,OOO,0O
Obligations Due Within
Next Two Years and Half

From TIE Trfbunes Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-ln giving
to the House to-day brief outline Of
the general plans Of the Ways and
Means Committee for dealing with
government finances, Chairman Joseph
W. Fordney declared q material re-
ductlon OF government obligations
would be impossible during the next
tWU years and a half.
y, Inc report of the Secretary of the
treasury, said Mr.. Fordnev. shows the
estimated receipts for this fiscal wear
are S5, 100000.
mr. Fordncy said that there were
falding "a due government obligations Of
~" 'o,O0U, 600 Of certificates of in
4ebtedness within the next twelve
months; on or before Janual, !. I9g3
SSOO,0oo,00o of War Savings certl.-
Gates, and on or before May 20. 1898.
S4'250 100000 of Treasury certificates
MAKING a total in round numbers OF
81 oo.oOo,00o falling due within the
next two years and half
'.Wlth an income Of $4,000, ,oCO 0oO
estimated for the next fiscal year it
can readily be seen that il is an imnos-
sibility to pay off these oblieatjonr in.
that time and at the same time furnish
sufficient revenues to carry on the run.
nlng expenses of the government" said
Mr. Fordney.
"Therefore, it is my personal opinion
that 1t would be wise for Congress- to
reiund those government obligations
falilng due and reduce taxation TO a
mt where our revenues will meet the
annual running expenses of the gov
Mr.: Fordney proposed long-term
ponds I: IN place of the maturing obli-
Revision of the income tax and in
ternal revenue laws is not to be begrn
until after this session, said Chairman
tordney, in answer to questions from
members
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14

Epstein, JOBS sricotiae ~ and 10 charm arr use M
shv%N%;hii7 @F(s<cS; a77 cp Plft4 1 A,s,is Aysnqs.
hHsns~ i.donard s'reet a,ssf goods knit goods 4a
sl0uN CITY, owa-Po'ietaire Co.; c. e..
S,. white goods; Alfred Fanu. lls West
s'HuM NJ MeCiT CiTI ,.a IgwsT ny aa MsTt'n Co.: f.
and suits; 277 Fifth Avenue %
SloUN FALLS. S. D-Bee Hive; c NJ
Eohde. dresses; As East Twenty -lfth
ST LOr1s-K'ng- Brins,aode Mercantile
Co.. Miss Fuller, patterned hats; e2l
ST LoCls-Rice sti1 Dry Goods Co.; A.
W Blanks. leather goods; James Aren-
son. qnderwear 377 Broadway.
ST LOUlS-Scruggs, Nandervort e. Barney
Co. ar. Gausman' silks and dress goods;
ST. -Reinteld Coorman & Mann
Co. CO v Mann, ann! SIX dresses West Twen-
ty-nlnth street. room S07.
ST. LOuIS-B. Nugent & Bro: Miss NJ
Noltc. kilnonos, pcticcats. bathrobes and
gowns; 2ol Broadway.
81, LpUIS-StiX. Baer {; Fuller Co.; Mrs
.. NJ. Thornton, ladies sweaters a1d
scarfs E. q. Jones. jobs better grade
misses and juniors spring coats. suits
and dresses; G. Newman ladies' dresses
and gowns; N. Steinfeld. womens coats
ind suits: j. E. Wallace. basement silks
dress goods and Innings; llo7 Broadway
ST LOuIS-K Kline's; J.. Berkower, furs; /.
iSorger. coats, suits; 404 Fourth Avenue.
81 LoClS-Stix Baer & Fuller; Miss G.
Newman, dresses. llO7 Broadway
81 us Lille, Seller. Grlber Co; p.
Seizer woolens. Pennsylvania.
ST. LOUIS-s. Nngont [; Bros: Mr. Gar
s,,r yin jewelry; 1861 Broadway.
ST PAUI-Robinson, Straus & Co; c. c.
Weldman, millinery; G2i Broadway.
Sl RACuSE-Syracuse Hosiery Underwear
Co; J. Ryan. mdse, managcr; Grand
TOLEDO-Thompson Hudson Co.: NJ. p
Il, "A
l'ifth Avenue.
TOLEDO-Iion Store O. A. Baker. coats;
) Drumlnond, linons and white goods
3 East Iwenty -fiNth Sire
ToLEDO-La Sale & Koch Co.. MI Net
ter, shoes, Us Fifth Avc1le
TOLEDO-La Salie X Koch Co.; j. w.
sherei, woolens silks; 225 Fifth Avenue.
TRENTON, n. lizards; l. a. Cohen,
women,s ready 70 wear; l East Thirty
UTICA ~ Y.-Rathbun 6 Co.; J. 6. Hart.
dry goods; 50 Worth Street.
WASrINGTON, D. C.-Woodward & 10th
rop! Miss r stcagall waists. furs and
" hathng WcrnS s%'S; 5Sh F9nrth Avenue
berg. shoes; 1lc West Tnirty-sccond
WILKES BARRE. Pa - Best Underwear
Co.; W. Harris, underwear; pennsyi-
WILKES BARRE PAD Heller, furnish
WJLBES BARRE. Pal. Glackoft, MIL
woRcEsTHR. Mass.-Tho Louise shop,
Flanagan Co., 277 Fifth Avenue.
WORCESTER. Mass.--J. c. McInnes Co;
C. J. Fitzpauick, pieco goods; 432
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio-George /. rordvco
Co.; ~. T.. Burchheld, cloaks and suits;
4oi Fourth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14
New York Metal Market

On the New York Metal EXCHANGE
TN was weak, with Glass A quoted a !
33.50la 35.50c; Class =. 32c asked. :.
Straits shipments. 33.50G36c. Copper
dull; spot, December and january
l4.25c asked. Lead weak; New York,
pot, &c asked; East St. Louis, spot.
4.S5c asked. Zinc weak; New York,
spot, 6.2oc; East St. Louis, spot, Sc
asked.
London metal markets follow: Lead
spot, SPA Is Cd; futures, g25. Zinc. spot
rs los; futures, $50. Tin. standard,
spot, 1213; futures, i21S; sales, 30 tons
spot and 3T0 tons futures. Copper
standard, spot, SIG 15s; futures, SIG los
sales, loo tons spot and 700 tons fu-
lures; electrolytic, spot, s87 Jos; fu-
lures $50
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14
Continued frsm preceding raa.]

PITTSBURGH - Eerkman Bros; Joseph
berkman. coats. suits petticosts; Penn
PrrTsBURoII--H. Avdrbach, dry goods:
rITTsBURGH-Frank & seder; A. NJ.
i>ibro. ahoes: lo West Thirty-sixth
PITTsEuHGH-Bsdel Co. Miss A. Eokert,
URGH~McCrccry & Co.; J. Hal
pern, dresscs. 2s East Twcnty-six,h
PITrsnuRGH-rran L seder; Miss r.
Rosenberg. kimonos, bathrobes infants
wear. etc. Ic West Thirty sixth street
PITTsbUKGH - kaufman's Department.
store; J. a. Mcdhee. stationery; 1854
Broadway
sbURGH-Kaufman'n Dept store.
IL starr basement obs coats. sults and
PITTSBUEGH--Lcwln Neirnan Co.; H.
levin. 5obs. trimmed hats; Miss o'hrea,
1obs childrcn's coats: 1851 Broadway
PiITsBuKCH- kauffnan & Isnc. CO.. H.
Katznan. baEefnent Jobs dresser s. n
kardon. basement undernuslins. u. Ilou-
man. basement piece goods. 404 Fourth
pITTsBrRcH-H. Levin. millinery: 1861
PEoKIA. fil~Biock A. Kuhl CO., +
El'nland. Jobs Ia fine coats; 1910 Broad-
pnoFloxNCr-J. ssmuels < Bro: Miss
81 =. Tui!ey. laces. tnlbroiaeries. nrcE'
wear, n. fuld. doue8ticr and wa4h
goods; Alfred Fanti. nc WcSt Thirty
PROVIDENCE ~- Calender. McAus,In &.
Tronp" Co.. hiss \ NJ. Kinney. muslin
undef w"ar; 23o Fifth Avrnue
PftDViDEHCE--J. T.. Mourin a. co: = T.
1oufln, ready % wear, Hart Flanagan
Co; III Fifth Avenue
RICHMOND. va.--sourhern Wholesale d
= Asyoc Nornan H. johnson. hecre-
iary. z5s Church Street
hocHEsTER~~D Dury Powers Co.: Mias NJ
Finzor. jobs DRESSER. Miss s. reldsnAn.
1obt sliss aud glove rils underwcAr
bathrobes ara hprons: 1881 Broadway.
EDt DtHksTEn~~Hibley, Lindsay G. Curr Go. .
~ n nniton. sUks ana velyets: ~.
RUTLAND, Vt~~Kramer, Frnnk e. Co; II
Woik, general rndne. BresIin
SAHDUBKY, Dhio-~Schaupr- Trnnhel CO.
". =. frankei. IadieR wear. 1870 Broad -
way.
sE% ANTONIO. Tex.~-1oske Bros co T.
Frank. general nldse.. 3B2 Fourth Ave-
HAt. FEAHCIscO-- ---firsenbnuin. M.chnis r.
WeiIl CO; g. 81. Ccrwin, tner'n under
w"hr. hoscfy and snobters. ~ Leonard
Street.
bAH fkhHctsco~-r. Msgnin g. CO.; Mis,
hpsr'ing, drnas dept 4e1 Fourth Ave
mug.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14
INFORMATION WANTED

MlSSlNG-Albert NJ Stewart. alias Al Rus
oSs' sell aged AZ last lived in Brooklyn.
,5u ,guf information wanted by his mother
RoXhury ~ ''
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14
Weakness of Bonds
Features Trading
On Outside Market
New Haven Is Decline Is
Points, to so; Others Are
Also Lower; Selling Pres
sure in Group of Stocks

Lower prices for bonds featured
heavy lquidation on the curb market
yesterday. and New Haven As declined
< points. to 90. before sale was re
corded. This issue, which is due next
March at par and interest. has been
weak for several days,
Business in the industrial list was
mt exceptionally heavy. as General As
rhslt was traded in Oh the Stock Ex-
change. Many Of the shares moved
over narrow range and eased off
fractionaly. :,
Oh shares were weak, with Standard
os Ind ana selling off 20 points.
Goodrich SIS, which closed Saturday
ri s6i3, sold down to 80. Sears. Roe-
buck {; Co. notes were offered rather
freelv and sold 1T now low levels, and
dcclines ranging U to point or more
were made in Allied Packers Is, Ann-
conda Is. Armour is. Interborough Is,
pen-American Petroleum Is. Seaboard
Air Line 6s. Consolidated Gas IS and
one or two others.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
The
Chatham & Phenix
National Bank
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK

OF TIE CITY OF NEW YORK
The annual meeting of the share
holders of the Chatham &. Phenix
National Bank OF the City of New
York for the election of directors
and transaction Of any other busi-
ness which may be brought before
said meeting will be held at the
banking house OF said association,
No. l49 Broadway, in the Borough
II Manhattan. in the City of New
York. on Tuesday, January 1lth,
1921, at - O. clock noon.
BERT L. HASKINS,
Vice-Pres. & Cashier.
Ne.r VI lleo- OH laan
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14
Cooks

CHAMBEEMAID, English highly recon
mended clty or country. Shaughnessy
Agency. 500 9Th ave
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14
Ihc Trlhnnc print. more Lost nanIshool

ammo unc"lncnis than all tho other New
YORK; papers combined. rhono BcekmAn
yOuU.--AlVt.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14
DIVIDEND NOTICES
UNITED PRoFIT-sHARINc CORPORATION

seie; annual dividend ~ 81 and an
- H.Fioenc ~ t1s have this day been
r~.c.-s'f0 upon the capital stock OF thf-
-, 'eely. sued and outstanding. payabi"
s>tr. ~ 70 stockhOldero Of record
We fiDse - business On Dec. 2sd 1920
me aipr& boDks viii not he closeA
~ So a. WERNER. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14

COOk-Young Swedc; excellent long city
reference. good cook. T, Miss Hofnay-
ess Agency, 10 Fast Asa s.. Cd floor. Tel
~-s947 Murray Iiill
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14
sirIssI>o MINES COMPANY rrn

M LD@fd NJ cir~ots,h hss 'd,v -.
rt.l.9 f@xDiar Quarterly D.viaon1 o.
.y,s .y,.t Fhk CEHX. ana FIVE PER CE.Sr
fein<. y@n-s Jshosfy -, Jtzl to share
-. t[, o. fScrrd Dece1noer II. 1890. TranA-
eo.,' ||r<s eNse DeeelnbeF Il. 1870. ana re.
wv" >ahusry ~. 1921.
+ 9. TfEfFFER .Trenenrnr
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14
LEHicn VALLEY coal s.trs ,o

,r. Sew Yprk. Decsfnbor z, Iszo.
sy s~,isy cesi aa.oa company hays mis- az y
s.~'fa DIVIDEND oY TwD DD3sara %,
49,, rS kSJab'f January z. 1927. to th1e~
~ =, ',,'.'9*fz " the fprl pany ~ho aro hoIG
- ..eH :. "a tns rHpD2n1'A bDDbs a. the sloaA
s4 ,1st,Nts ,1S',ts Dseernosf u. 1921. checks wiil
". !. BUTTON. seer4,ary ann r,.sn.,e,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14
''fs tASE SUGAR EORyoEarIox
Pf<feSrSd AtoaA III xidAnd

~ Iysflfs'T nizieend NJ AIS per share
fr,...s' .'ts HsI been deeiareG upon me PR.
g<a.,'' Etrrk NJ THIS E@fpofstior. EazaDIe
y+s..xfT zYd, 14zt. ~ etoekhold4rs III
3tsk iHs rssss of bVsiaess December
Ns>smber zf1. 1920.
H. p. Kkc7gR, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14
FURN- SHED ROOMS WANTED
HELP WANTED FEMALE
instruction

COME ANY MINUTE after o m Tor sec-
retarlal, bookkeeping English, accounting
Phone Beekman 2723 Night day Boollie,
Diake Business School. Tribune Building.
WANAMAKER BEAUTY SCHOOL.
1888 Fifth ave. near s6th st
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14

=. NOTICE IL hereby given that meet
III. Q! the stockholders az The A KIN
sAtL co viii be held st the ofhce
way IN the Borough os Manhattan
s saa tl'y o New York, on Tuesday the
-. 51s' Gay o. Dece,nber. 1920. at ? D. n
-. -. re purpose of eiectng three directors
e'.ectlon q serve at the next annual meet
ing and Tor such other business as NAV
properly come before the said meeting
MARY KIMBALL MARSH
New York City. December l, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14
instruction
EXECUTIVES
AND ASSISTANTS
'75 AND Up WEEKLY

~ , w = I
as employment managers. safety engineers
and personnel supervisors when capable Of
directing work eficiently men Of good
education unlimited ambition. unquestion-
able character ana over Il years OF age
are afforded an opportunity if inexperi-
encod 10 train for this important work, If
willing to devote 4 few hours spare time
weekly for 4 short Deviod TO master prac-
teal and technical knowledge: those -c-
lected Will be trained by recognized ex-
psrts and assistes to positions according To-
ability interview hy appointment Phone
feNns5 Nanla $500 Extension Sl1 or write
9ecretarE. Room 304 a1 " a9lh ST.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14

COOK waitress cha m BORN id-Entlrc work
Of country family: two refined colored
girls; exceptional references. Miss Shea s
Agency. IL. II. Murray HIN 6774.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14
German Internal Bonds
Buyers Arrived

listed. 1Sells cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14

the the Crown of Italy in recognition Of serv.
,Hes ,,fSE pc!lorned by Mr.. Emerson In connec-
t,on WIN the visit OF the Italian delegation
- 1t. eie l nlted States 10 attend the Inter
n1'Ioua! Trade Conference at Atlantic civ
N october. 1919, and cooperation witi,
economic matters 4''u
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14
Macor Car Corporatiop.


SPECIAL MEETING or STOCKHOLDERS &
Please TAKE NOTICE that u specia,
ire.fi1g 0f fn- Stockholders Of NAGOE
'AE CoRPORATION Will be held at the
ua.ee o. the Company, 10. 20 Church
sireet Nfw YORK. \. =. on the 2lst day
e December. 1920, at eleven clock A. NJ.
'or the purpose cf amending the Cert Il
cate Of Incorporation Of this Company 50
as - increase tho number Of shares that
-rsy b. issued by the Corporation from
snares 20 be common shares without par
value ana SO as 10 Increase ratably the
stated capitei. viz, from s4l7. 800 to $3.50,
zoe and amending Articles Third and Sew
enin OF the Certificate Of Incorporation ac-
c.orohg.y' and also for the purpose Of fix
ing and consenting 10 the amount OF the
consideration for which such additional
1haTes ot common stock withou, par value
may be .s3ued and sold. and for tho trans
action Or such other business as may conc
before nc meeting
Dated December 4. 1920
T. J. MAGCE President.
4. VAN NASSF.I Sacretarv
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14

ooH, young, country preferred. excellent
reffrences, Misc Fitsgerald's Bureau, 366
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
HOTEL GRAFTON

WASHINGTON. -. C.-Ainerican plan Sc
per day, S35 per week Europealr Plan,
$50 It~r day.
HARRINGTON MILLS. Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14

COOK. chambermaid waitress. colored moth
er and daughter together; private, city.
preferences. Brown. care Benjamin, 1903
West lssd st, Apt. q.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14
$: Want Advertisements :: ~: =;
Inst pdandR Rewards
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Commercial

SHIPPING CLERK. packer and gosS issfArke-:
references. f. Finger. 2l2 E. -sSth st.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14
'NiifD STATES DISTRIBUTING
fOHrORATIO<
hi xfdeuh -

..@te fl',cerf ~ 500 per share will be
r. On ne common stook Of this corpora
q, . - J@Husfy -. 1927, 70 stockhoIders
~, d. c.'s> " buslness January :.
l.. J. HUNTER,
F;eN President ana rrcaturer.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14

HUDSON BIyEK NIGHT LINES
Service to Albany and Troy
VIII resume April. 1927
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14

Sales. Oncn. I1irh ro,- lac,
500 lib Men & T. il,a llig III. III.
leo0 Mercer Mot. bhs .5b AZ ~,
1000 "Me,eor Mot. - is u 15M
900 SMunson + Co IL I4Is IA 14ls
900 No Am + & p IA "A ~. AZ
zoo Fcrfec Tire. 1is 11i ia 1s
500 'Fisgly Wig S 12ls IL 1914 13
zoo rPNrene Mfg. Big Q 81,
700 ~Kad!o Co " ~ 2is
eco 'do pref vi ~ %. r.. 2N
200 sR l. T + Inc AZ, 80. ~ 9s
1000 'Sirger Mfg145 145is 14S 1A5i
200 sSwtft Inter. 2s % 20 o.
900 sSw,s Co OF a ~. "a 2N *
Hoo *Tob Fro EXP az cis
zee 'un Carbide. 4eN 4aia ~ 4s
fsoo tn Profit Sh Ia ~ 1aa ia
5000 'Un st Can 81 s..
SEQ I Distrib a9i, oqH cSls oql
600 ~ S I. & ut 11s ~
Gao S Ship Corp il. IL i1s ~
1000 l Steamship liz ~ IL -
5oe' 'Wyliis Corp 10 10 IN
ls5 %do LIST pref 25 25N q ayu
1000 sW Film Cd pf 4 ~
Standard Oils
Sales Oman t1s;,
llsS "a .Ans.sxs ..hnslo,Am !. O. is's ls@ I7's ~
IS @ Co Of NY $50 $40 s4s
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14

YOUNG MAN. with some experience OF
lettering. freehand and commercial draw
Ing. also draugh htlng. wishes suitable post
ton. Joseph }. Kaiser. SIS Bleecker 81.
Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14

COOK. neat. nice, Young. Austrian: capable
conscientious, exceptionally desirable
cny' S'5 Mrs Mason's Agency. is Wcs,
43d st.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14
Umbrellas

USEFUL HOLIDAY GIFTs-Fine SILK
e, ! M moreilas all colors. $3.50. reduced from
slV oo. Don't throw your old umbrellas
brelia Shop. rs West 45th st
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14
BUSINESS CARDS

YOUNG MAN. % wishes position. good
education and business experience @
IA, Tribune. .-,.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14
Printing
PRINTING, low price, 1000 cawis, note
heads 81 So Hess Co. 20s E I47th.
Stoves and Boiler Repairs

STOVES STOVE REPAIRs-Reps,r.
furnished 10 fit any make of Stove
Range Furnace, Steam or Hot wate-
aeaie manufactured. Stove Repair Corp'n
Z-s-25n Water ST. cor Beckman, New York
HlaN lSf Muherry ST. Newark. y j
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14
len

Men between the ages OF Il and 40 who
are desirous Of entering the selling pro-
fession are invited to attend lecture
given by tho former sales manager uf li.e
IM,AEGksT IA INSTITUTION OF IT'S KIND
IN THE WORLD to be helI at itoola zO4
10 West i0th ST., New York City Welres.
day, December IS, at y. m
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14

LEARN TO 81 4 CHAUFFEITR-plea-
profitable work. Gay and evening Classes
Send ~or free boollet and visitors pass
West Side 7. Nj. c A. 30s West 57th Ct
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14

OFFICE BOY by Christian firm; strong.
good pay; references. Room 1902, 334
rOurt h ave. city
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14

YOUNG MAN. experienced in sundry de-
parment ia biz wholesale drug house
c. S. Little Co, rs Fulton S..
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14
HELP WANTED MALE
OFFICE BOYS

A LARGE DOWNTOWN CORrORATroN
OFFERS YOUNG AMERlCANS AN Op-
P0RyUNITY TO BEGIN THEIR BUS 81
NESS CARRIERS WHERE pERSEN Err
ANCE Is REWARDED. SALARY ST.
WRITE TO BON f. y. b, COS ST. Paul
BUILDING.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14

WAITRESS; young
Swede; new arrival c. Miss Hofmay-
er' s Agency. 10 East +Sd st, Sd floor. Tel
sa47 Murray IIiN
New-York tribune., 1920-12-14
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids

MAID - Young swede
good seamstress; years reference. L.,
Miss iotrlayer's Agency, 10 East 43d st.
Sd floor TeI-S94I Murray Hill.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-05

8unnar Sbompion I~cnisbeSens /Sito.
rte. Reui9beoens tibIisere Sreit. ianrt
Sormaub Gorobp % Taitur 6. o. @es
Ncr'on bolNt forte SaIer. Secret 'drs
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lan1t ircmbar @iIieuer ira Yreiterre
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lem Re fortieIige SnIer lang Ienishe.
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tericu % Olga Seieritcr. meaet irnutt
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CT bnQgct al Spgmeiter Darn Snner
efter Se8nin8 Al &r. 9rtitett OHIO %
toiter uben SrgeI ouer 5000 Soudrs.
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bun GIcrticn % III / 1911 arrptttrteu
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niohcbcr porte imibIertio itertt / Den
ipbliac gel al SropsInu % ba Yaitpr
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1913 blco Srangeu nj mere atrterlim
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ferc. huorior man nQcreoc "a beepnbte
AZ tGntc paa at faa @irter iuIot fGrNis.
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b~ciIlttct ar bngge airteu. Set tog
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mos %nguilg unNer Gri9en font % Der
rrit Ell bel Sci @eiprr unoer Srg9etis
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ca nritcu / @ruS. &irtciaIen funnc life
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net al Neip Yprf % fureiriler iom be-
f1enot Npinoerne red Seiu 8rao. Rir'
ten or iulaeiuIbt befureret / meget bes
0~oaeliac Sorper for giet. Samtli0e
@iuoucr CT flnihteriif uhfort al 6trs
maet 6eiilihe & Srtiht efter Sesniu5
al Sen noriie Gunitrer or. Srp9pe Sdms
n1er % biprdr / hpi @rao ri &irtcuS
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/ ocune lin ure airfe fant ct orrSi5
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@etptniu9 Tor SET frertioise tirteIise
S(rbcioe blnuot Sen norifc SeioI,uirs !
SEN itcre % piStIeitiae |eroensbp Neiu
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