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APPEAL TO U. S. JEWRY
FOR AID IN PALESTINE
Zionists Would Make City Their
World Center of Culture
and Thought.

BUFFALO,. n. Y. November %
With appeals to the American Jewry
for the moral and financial aid which
will make Palestine the home of the
Jews of the world and the center of
Jewish thought and culture. the Zion
list Organization of America closed
it's twenty-third annual convention
here last night with mass meeting.
The speakers were Judge Hugo
Pam of Chicago, Rabbi Abba Hillett
Silver of Cleveland and Judge Julian
Mack of Cleveland.
Officers for the coming year were
elected as follows: Honorary presi-
dent, Justice Louis D. Brandeis; hon.
orary vice president. Rabbi Stephen
S. Wise: president. Judge Julian w.
Mack: vice presidents, DR.. Harry
Friedenwald and Nathan Strauss;
treasurer, Peter j. SchWeitZer.
The national executive committee
will determine the functions of the
Palestine department, which will have
full charge of Palestine activities.
The committee will also organize
groups of Zionist districts, which will
not be entitled to recognition by the
organization unless they fulfill such
requirements as the committee shall
prescribe, The national executive
committee, the tenth resolution
states, shall be the final authority
on all matters subject to the consti-
tuition and the recommendations
adopted.
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TRIBUTE TO AMPERE.
SATURDAY PLANNED
Ambassador Jusserand Will Speak
at New Jesey Celebration for
French Scientist,

Diplomats and scientists of two con-
tinents will unite in paying tribute to
Andre Marie Ampere, the great
French discoverer. next Saturday aft
ernoon at Ampere, N. j., where the
principal speaker will be Afnbassa-
dor J. J. Jusserand, who recently re-
turned to the United States after q
leave OF absence.
Other speakers will be Prof I. Pu-
pin. one of the leading radio engineers
Of the world; DR.. Schuyler Skaats
Wheeler, who has origi mated a sys-
tenn for teaching blind soldiers to be-
come adept electrical workmen. and
DR.. c. o. Mailloux. former president
Of the American Institute of Electro
cal Engineers.
1t was twelve years ago that Am
bassador Jusserand officiated at the
unwilling of a tablet to his fellow
countryman at the railroad station In
Ampere. The celebration Saturday
will be the centenary of the date on
which Ampere announced his discov-
cry OF the laws governing the electro
magnet, one of the greatest steps ever
made in the development of the sci
ence Of electricity.
Ampere was born in 1875 and died
in 1886.
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was afterward returned by the
District. More than $1,000 worth
of banners and regalia was de-
stroyed in the mob attacks upon
the pickets, and several thousand
dollars more was invested in the
hundreds Of banners used in dem
onstrations. The cost of the
party's convention in Chicago in
1916, which lasted only three days,
was $s.003.
Recent demonstrations Of the
party, including the pfcketing of
the republican convention in Chi
cago, the legislative work of the
democratic convention in Sam
Francisco and deputation to the
presidential candidates amounted
to $5,960.6S
The national convention of the
Congressional Union and of the
Womans Party in Washington have
involved an expenditure of 81
SOFAS.
The prison special" which tour
ed the country in 1919, when the
amendment was blocked in Con-
gress by the lack of one vote cost
the party $1,000.
A sum of s67,137 was spent in
connection with three national
elections in which the Woman's
Party campaigned to make suf-
frage a political issue of first i'm
portance.
The famous card index" and the
maintenance of the legislative de-
partment of the party cost $12.-
63937
Maintenance Of the literature de-
partment amounts to $S.26S.24.
Another interesting item in the
report is the hundreds of thou
sands of stamps used by the party
during the eight years fight.
Every meeting. every demonstra-
ton, every plea for funds and
every important step taken by the
party has necessitated the send
ing out of thousands of letters at
a cost of over $4,000 for postage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-29

The horse has been traced back to
an ancestor hardly larger than a fox,
with four toes on each of it's front
1eet and three on the back ones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-29

The Netherlands is planning to
mix potato -four of domestic manu-
facture with American wheat to in
crease and cheaper the supply of
breadstuffs
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SECRETARY OF MISSING
MILLIONAIRE ARRESTED
Charged With Theft of 100000
in Bonds From Toronto Man.
Who Vanished Year Ago,

WINDSOR, Ont, November 20
Jack Doughty. former private secre-
tary to Ambrose j. Small Toronto
millionaire. who disappeared a year
ago. was brought to Windsor from
Chicago yesterday by Sergt. Detective
Austin Mitchell of the Toronto po-
lice force. and formally placed under
arrest. charged with the theft of
100000 worth of bonds from Small
Doughty was detained throughout the
afternoon md evening at local ho-
tel and was to be taken to Toronto
early today.
Doughty, apprehen/ ID in Portland,
Ore. and who retu ed to Canada
willingly, was reno Ell secretly from
a train in Chicago and placed aboard
a train for Windsor.
Doughty denied any completely in
the kidnapping of Small or in the
theft of the bonds. He was arre7ted
as the train crossed the bord =.
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FLAWS RESERVE BOARD.
Ex-Gov. Stokes of New Jersey
Blames It for Housing Crisis.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, November 20.
Former Gov. Edward c. Stokes of
New Jersey, speaking before members
of the Philadelphia real estate board
asserted policies Of the Federal Re-
serve Board have disrupted bust,
ness confidence, and promise indus
trial paralysis, if not a panic"
Mr.. Stokes criticised the boards
policy of restricting credit. Its in
crease in discount rates has halted
home building and increased the
acuteness Of the housing shortage. he
said. He declared the board has
broken faith with 100000 liberty
bond holders by increasing discount
rates on those bonds, which has sent
them far below par"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-29

Three women, all republicans. are to
sit in the Kansas legislature this win
ter
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE BOOKS FOR THE TRANSFER OF STOCK
OF the Arlington Fire Insurance Company
1512 Fl ST., Room 203) will be closed from
November 20. 1920. to December 1. 1920, both
days inclusive. W. D. Elicit See'y
CHAIRS GAINED AND MIRRORS REsILvER.
ed equal to new; expert workmanship; lowest
price, in ciry. 14n5 O ST NV
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MARINES GET SMALLPOX.

PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti, November
p Thy the Associated Press) The
smallpox epidemic still is raging and
has reached the American marines,
one private being sent to the hos
pital with mild case. Emergency
tents have been erected in the belief
that re will be about a dozen more
cases Ii the brigade. Nearly five hun
dred native cases are in the hospitals.
pitfalls.
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COURT NAMES RECEIVER.
Involuntary Petition Filed Against
Silk Yarn COMPANY.

PATERsON. N. J., November 2s-
Attorneys representing creditors
principally Japanese raw silk houses
has filed at Newark an involuntary
petition in bankruptcy against the
son with an Office in New York
The liabilities are said to be $780,
600 and the assets 100000. The COM
pany is one of the largest silk con-
Germs in Paterson.
Federal Judge Lynch appointed
Nicholas Hughes of Paterson receiv-
er for the company
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THREE CAUGHT AT STILL.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, November %
A woman was captured at an Illicit
still in Greene county early Sat-
urday by revenue raiders just as
she was starting 'the furnace fire. A
fifteen-year-old boy and a blind man
also were captured at this plant by
the raiders.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

srATE OF NEW YORK. INSURANCE DE.
pARTMENT Albany. July 20, 1920 =
whereas the Manufacturer Insurance Cor,-
nanv of America, located at Chicago, in tba
etate Of Illinois, has filed In this offioe :
sworn statement by the proper officers thsrs-
~ showing its condition and business ana
hsa compiled in all respects with the Isws
~ t>is State relating to fire and marine IN.
.nrancs companies Incorporated BY othsr
ctatsS Of the United States:
Now therefore. pursuant to law, !. Jesse
phillips. superintendent OF Insurance
of the State Of New York. do hereby GER
t,,v THAT said Company II hereby author
ized TO transact the business Of fire and
marine insurance In TINS state In accord
ance with law, during the current yeGr
THE condition and business OF said Company
A. the cate Of such statement December
ri. 1919 Is shown as follows;
Aggregate amount OF admitted
Assets ........'.'., ...,:.... t929, ,025. 90
ATgregate amount Of Liabilities
1sScept Capital and surplus). In
cluding relnsurance. ,........:. SIS, .21
Amount OF actual paid-up Capt.
tal ...-.......s..s.. 'ss'.'. 800 300 90
snTnius over all liabilities. 2i4.es4 39
Amount OF Income for the year. Ti7.05lO
Amount Of Disbursements for the
wear .............. 49, sssssss.s. Jbl b6A. ~
In witness whereof. have hereunto sub
scribed my name and caused
issal1 Inc seal OF my office 10 be az
fixed the day and year abovs
JESSE s. PHILLIPS.
superintendent OF Insurance.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DANISH inventor desires TO sell Invention
os highly useful article In general demand
KAY SYNNESTvEDT, 90 West 25th St,
New York city.
ENpICOTT y. Y-ti4. 900, with 8, 900 as
first down payment. buys the only moving
picture house with electrical equipment In
Crhon. n. Y. in the new Endcott John
son shoe factory location with fast grow
ing population. This proposition is equal TO
a $50, 900 investment figured on a net basis
ri 1OG Write quickly on this bona flde
proposition to NEJBERGER 4 SHERWOOD.
lyric Theatre Bldg. Enhicott. n Y.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

'E.LglAN girl professional plano soioist.
t,ests turn.1 room. with breakfast. quiet
n, nt,.sho9rh oot. w York or vicinity; use Of
ytsno . hours daily essential; references ex-
4 nAased. Write c. VAN HALNfE. care DR..
~, eaHon' Harvard University. Cambridge,
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An Advertisement IA the Lost ond
Found CoIanihs Of TIE sun AND fEW
YORK HERALD oters q real possibility
Of recovering yoSf lost property.
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UNyURNIsHED ROOMS WANTED.

N,7NfED-By Christian business couple.
,.l or rooms and bath. furnished or
pllrnlshed; downtown section preferred.
noon i0i. Cos 9th av
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

C.P, l. Mar Term, 1920. No. 20.
In Divorce-Douglas W.. Douglas,
To Consutlo II, Douglas late OF 81 GrAmercy
Park New York city,
Take notice that the Court OF Philadelphia
case, In which YOUR husband, sheldon T.
Douglas, has brought suit against you for an
absolute divorce on tho ground Of desertion
] shall hold n meeting 20 take testimony at
my office, 1920 Chestnut st., Philadelphia, on
September ia, 1920, at =. NJ, when and
where you may attend With Witnesses,
ROnERT BRANNAN, Master,
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InfurnlsIIad.

,isr yoUG AT7s, and HOUSES win Us
-, nr rrni. tenants waiting. ]. CLAIR
,,ycr DAVIES. y East t2d Yand6ll glle.
.,,rpNIsUEp suite. consisting of living
.,or, t,u bedrooms and hath, In private
,ans@ on apartment highest references
,SVip. Hoy ?ld, 200 Cahlo BulldlnE. -.
s,6 Loris for unturnshod apartment must
.aas .a huu8lpr must he on broadway, West
raS ,t or Riverside Drive, between 72d ST.
,,5 nom ]. sENELLOs, s. Beaver ST.
Now YORK oiy. --
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Westchester.

HAVING attrA ctive home, wish to cater 10 a
few people who will appreciate refined sur
rounding; excellent table and service. Tele-
phone 400 New Rochelle.
LARGE room, private bath good home coolt.
ing Address BOARD, box 400, Larchmont,
y. Y Telephone al.
RYE, n, Y.-Colonial Inn, on Boston Post
road, one mile from Rye Beach (trollty
passes door), offers good board and rooms
on American plan. hotel service. Phone AL
Rye. J, l., w, DOHERTY. manager.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.


iUlNG couple. room and kitchenette all
p va t,y1sr steam heated: about $40 month.
"ANETT, 205 E. 47th.
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WANTED-FEMALE

-J>~-~~~v>-~ ~~-~~-o-o~--~>~-~~
Cooks, &c.
EEsPECTABLE woman, cook md lnundrcss
small family; best references, 81 ". 10Th.
nressmRkers. ScamEtresses & MIlllners.
DREssMAKER. Artistic gowns advanced
styles. expert remodelling; daily. Miss
Armitage. Academy 1890
General Houscwork. &c.
HousEwORK-sen oolored girl, good
cook references. Bell, is West ljlst 81
Laundressea. &c.
LAuNpREss, Swedish, refined, wants .
reference. Letter only, Arken. l22 w. l0lst.
LAUNDREss wants days work reference; ;
81. Write Box 10, 1894 so av.
Nurses, &c
NCRSE-A swediAh girl. lately landed, viii.
ing and capable, wishes position In small
American family Country, city, opportunity
TO learn English language preferable 70 h'Eh
wages, Tel. Plaza llSS. or write Miss Maten-
son. Gao Lexington ay
NURSE, experienced, wishes position care
children, good disposition; references
expect high wages; city, country NJ. n,
care N lakubowska, 4l4 E, 6th st.
WOMAN wishes nursing position 10 ladies'.
Mrs, Blck, 33G East 95th ST,
Miscellaneous.
A neat coored girl wishes days work. Hinton,
2li West l2ist st,
COLORED woman wishes part time Job
26s West l3och, city.
WOMAN by day, washing Mrs. Hahl, care
Goff, 800 West Hath 81.
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OCEAN VILLA FARM. Arrochar, s. l.;
frosh vegetables from farm In season
ha'hing, tennis, excellent meals; large rooms
with running water; rooms en- suite boapi
ful view Of lower bay; 20 minutes TO wal
ST. Tompklnsvllle 1907. !, G. PATTERSON
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

A-A.-I pay highest cash price contents
apartments. works Of art, pianos, Oriental
rugs, statuAry, linens. books; don't sell be-
fore you get my offer. PARR, 403 Audubon
av. WAdsworth 1885,
POSITIVELY pay highest cash for furniture,
rugs, pianos, &c. MAURICE, 1875 University
place Phone Stuyvesant 5j67.
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CARS WANTED
oS CONSIGNMENT

ON CONSIGNMENT.
e,,,,ck sale: customers waiting for small cars;
must be in good running order. only charges
se, commission. NAG Bushwick AV., Bklyn.
Phone Bushwiok-176e.
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HELP wANTED-MALEs.

MEN.
BACKBONE MEN
BETWEEN THE AGES
or TWENTY-FIVE AND SIXTY
Who are ambitious TO make name for
themselves, who are selling. have been sell.
Ing o. have mover sold anything AZ all, but
believe they can do anything others have
done. provided they are given the same
opportunity. will find this organization open
10 them 10 this extent, via:
We will spare no time nor expense TO t-a!p
you. provided you are open minded.
We VIII train you within three to siS days
40 that you can earn from 800 per week up
We will give you daily instructions while
you are selling untll you promote yourself
TO Sales Manager.
Then we Will not hold you there, providing
the stuff is In You, for there 10 room AZ
the top for the man with the goods.
JOHN A. sTANDIsH 4 Co. INC.
Bfanches'
st. JAMES BUILDING, GOTH BROAD.
WAY, ROOM oil.
HARVEY BUILDING. 1856, EAST 10TH ST..
BRONX. ROOM EOS.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. BUILDING, 80
COURT ST, BROOKLYN. ROOM sOa.
SUPERB BUILDING. 1873 MARKET ST.
NEWARK, n. j., ROOM 200.
MEYER BUILDING. PUBLIC SQUARE,
WlLKEsBARRE. PA, ROOMS 2S-2l'
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YOUNG girl. 1911 years. for clerical work
with large manufacturing concern: expert
ence unnecessary. Apply room 1895. Singer
Building. n. Y.
YOUNG women. vegetarisns. Address II. H..
s24 Sun-Herald. Downtown.
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APARTMENTS - UNFURN1sHED.

e.. seth st.--5th Az. Ia North River.
80 ~" 90 WEI, Large luxurious apartment,
hsIisbs doctor or dentist private garage.
..ru CT Sl2 west.-High class, modern
WI. ..r,m,rt five rooms and bath, In owners
,a phone Riverside SILL
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washington Heights. Above l9Sth st.
West Of 9Th Az.

.,,-rsIpE DRIVE. Saa west of l5sth
R' "'VrN elevator apartment building.
n.lnr completed; 3-4-5 and q rooms
.ppy Agent. on promises. ------.-.---------
,gT 40 Wcst-lIigh class elevator five
Nle,1, nor tslon Sept, l. superintendent.
,.,sr ~ rmehurEt hVl-Five rooms new
NNpndIps immediate possession. seo sept, ).
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SITUATIONS wANTED--MALE.


GARDENER, to take charge Ions prhcnheeal
experience married no children ldtl
greenhouses. frames, vegetables wen .ie
qualnted with machinery hhrd w9INer' isre nu.o
10 show results. viii not consider plhoc
much changing, Al references; state ,Hags Hagfss
In first letter H., ~ Sun-Herald Herald
square, -
GARDENER, head, private, place, married.
~, no children, 10 take chhrge ~ es.no
| life experience gardening and tnrmlhg
| handy with tools and machinery Ma,'
wages, references. X, AS sun-Herald, HOT
| nld square, ---------..-
GARDENER UPERiNTENpENT. private
| place; life experience In taking care OF eS'
| tates; devote all my time TO get me pest r.
suits; greenhouses, farm, vegetables, IuIt
| good organiser OF help; good references
! Ko u Sun-Herhld, Herald SQUARE. -
! GARDENER-singlc, middle aged, German
ne experience in greenhouses, flowers Vsg.
| etables, wants permanent position Au'
dress u Kerpen, ial W 36th ~, ---.--.
GARDENER and farmer, experienced all
| branches wife first class cook H. A."
3Gs West 57th ---------
{ GARDENER, elderly active. care horse
| cow poultry; generally useful, reference
| T., 80 sunHerRld, Herald square ---------
| JAPANESE couple man first class cook,
| wife chambermaid. 10 years rcferences
! 0ka, ~ East BIN n. Phone PleZa ls2l
JAPANESE butler, cook, valet thoroughly
| experienced, competent neat; win feler-
eace, Wanna. 1856 West l0ath - At.
| pANESE-Bachclor's caretaker good rel
crcnce, Box I, SIS 81 av v-----
! MAN and VIE wish positions as chauffeur
| maid, nurse or cook In private iamiy eh'
! perienced, Al reference willing 70 60 any
| where a, once. Write r. Gore, l26h sylvan
ny., Ashury Park, \,
| MAN, colored, desires position, TO learn au-
tomohe trade. Chleyes. 80 West 30th 81;
I MAssEUR license No 266GG; physical In
siructor recommended by medical rCsS S"c'ogi; gi5
W 54th St Phone Circle G6la. ---------
MAssEUR, license 2G7s7. wishes patients.
| Tel Columbus 80 FOR appointment, Api. T.
I MECHANIC, expert on magnetic ana every
I ignition system. with II years experience,
wants steady position. Write l.. Nolk VII
/ Clinton ST." Hohoken. "
NURsE-Adaptahle young man, disengaged
private work. l., 40 sun Herald, Herald 80.
, PAINTER, expert, rooms papered, painted
reasonable. Diamond go Henry st,
| SALESMAN, past is years travelling the New
! England states, having represented large
| bonded whiskcy distIllcrics. Roston as head
| puarters; have large personal clientele; high
| est references; recently holding executive po-
sition. A. l442 sun-IlCrald Harlem.
| SAL .FSMAN Young man t2il, p"ssessing
! GOOD education and proven sales record, de
sirca change. @, 5&l Sun-Herala
| SUPERINTENDENT - High class elevator
house desires % change thurough mechanic
all repairs; reference B., 1882 Sun-Herald,
| Harlem
! VALET. young lFreuch,, wishes few more
visiting gentlemen. X, - sun Herald,
Herald s1uare. .
| YOUNG man. -. desires porition evenings,
anything. X, Il sun-Herald, Herald
square. ---
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INSTRUCTION.

LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUk-Pleasa
and profitable work; day and evening
classes. Send for free booklet and visitors
pass West Side Y. M. G. A, 30l West
J7th ST.
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wooDLEIGH, TOwANDA. PA, modern;
most excellent food owner trained nurse !;
cool rooms; baths: electric lights: automo-
biles. mountain water green vegetables ;
fresh fruits: booklet. MISS ELIZABETH
LAMB.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.


r,STEp-rrom September ~. furnished
NNss,,woni. one large room tor two small
M", bath and Ritohene,e, between Ioth
u% ll6l and within easy walking DIS,
hn. ~ rubvay or elevated, giye price and
WEr,, N elevator state what floor. Ad-
.,.,, Gio sun.Honld Herald square
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Automobile Instruction.

AUTO INSTRUCTION.
a and weeks courses for
o-rr.rs Chauffeurs Mechanics. Salesmen'
WEST SIDE Y. M. @. A.,
sol Vest oith 81. ss,,...;sS ~ i, dioss c,.s...
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DO YOU NEED HELP?

DO YOU NEED HELP?
Tho nroben of getting the right kind of help in the
rOht quantities is greatly simp6ed by The Sun and
New York Herald Help Wanted Columns
Have YOU tried this publication recently! Assuming
that YOU have not you will be agreeably surprised at
the quality and number of the applicants who answer
advertisements under this classification.
Telephone Help Wanted advertisements for Sunday to
Fitz Roy 5000
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SALESMEN. Automobile statesmen wanted
TO sell popular priced automobiles of lead
ing makes, IN Hudson county; good oppor-
tunity for hustlers. Write, giving experience
and two references. Y, 064 Sun-Herald, Her
aid square.
SALESMAN.-An opportunity for experienced
sample card salesman; one with long ex-
perience and first class references only need
apply. /. Haaz, 402-412 Brown ST.. Philadel-
phia. Pa.
statesmen wanted: men with past success
full record selling special equipment direct
10 the trade: commission basis, Apply, be-
tween and IL A. NJ, Po-Ter-Bins. 23s
East 10th 81.
SALESMAN wanted; one capable interview
ing large dealers on special equipment for
factories must show record as q successful
producer; commission. Apply. between and
IL A. NJ. Potter Bins. 23s East 40th ~.
SALESMAN, auto Ignition parts; prefer to
travel Middle West. commission. drawing
account X. "a Sun-Herald, Herald square.
SIGN painter. experienced price. show cards /:
steady work. weisbecker, 2I0 West 125th.
about IS years, Christian.
competent. for wholesale carpet house: $25
20 start: chance TO advance. Phoenix Carpet
Co.. is East 18th ST.
STRUCTURAL steel detailers ard checkers:
first class. PuFdy a HenAsrson Co., Is
East nth 81.
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Mcst side

nrrAuWAY ls4th) Front room. adjoining
tf'h. rouvculcnccs; gentlemen. Schuyler
tgtu
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PIECE WORK CHECKERS
for structural shop TO count punchers,
riveters and shearers; state expert
ence. o., 6l1 Sun-Herald.
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YOUNG WOMAN WHO Is IN
TEREsTED IN CAFETERIA
WORK TO SUPERVISE A DIN
ING ROOM OPERATED FOR
EMPLOYEES OF A LARGE COM e.
PANY; ONE WITH DOMESTIC
SCIENCE TRAINING OR PRAC-
TlCAL EXPERIENCE PRE-
FERRED: ADVANCEMENT. AID
DRESS. STATING AGE, EX-
PERIENCE AND SALARY DE-
SIRED. O., e14 sUN-HERALD.
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BEAUTIFUL tircproof cement hotel, every
modern convenience. ocean and bay bath
Ing. fishing, boating. dancing. movies and
telegraph very exclusive shore resort Write
for booklet postal cards, reservations. HO-
TEL. COMFORT, ocean Beach, Fire Island.
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noronEh nf nrooLlrn.
COUNTRY BOARD.
~ - s-'s7s'-s-ss s''=s='''s7=s,s-
JApnIN DEs FLFtrRs

New York
CtlILnnENS home, unlike institution, away
from city dangers, beautiful surroundings
happy, healthy children not far on, mother 8
Cfrp,
Breathing exercises, training Of temper,
proper food Or, FAUST Valley Cottage,
n y,