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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
iAENDEL FUNERAL
THIS AF TERNOON
DR.. Jacob Brttt1ngham to Conduct Serv-
Ice for Former River Captain

Funeral services for Harry J. Mendei.
who died Sunday morning ut the Ohio
Valley General hospital. after being Ill
FOR short time, will be held this after
noon at $50 o'clock at the Mendel
Chapel No. 1872 Chapline street Rev.
JACOB Birmingham, rector Of st. Luke y
+ r. church. will have charge OF the
services. Interment Will be made in
Greenwood cemetery.
The deceased WAS tho son Of the late
George and Sarah Richardson Mendel.
and was born in this city on September
l4th, 1858, being in the Sind year OF
his age. He attended the publtc
schools. and when quite young went to
TAYLOR, Texas. whore he purchased u
ranch. After staying there for several
Years. he returned TO this city when TIC
steamboat business was booming.
he entered that line VI business and
~oSe 10 the position Of captain. He
operated a boat from this city To Bel
lairc for number OF years after which
no entered the Wheeling ParkcrsburS
.radc and was captain OF the Clair
mont"
He was a member of the 81. Luke
2 f., church and was affiliated with the
\, O. T. W lodge. He is survived by
his widow, Mrs. Margaret McndCl OF IN"
Y. w. &. A.. and one daughter. Mrs Ed
ward Spears Of this city. "a well as ono
brother Charles Mcndcl Of Los Angeles.
Cal. and one sister. Mrs. Alice Meyers
Of this CitV.
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HAVE YOU A CLEAR COMPLEXION?
Embarrassed by Unsighty Boches and Ppe? Your
Color Saow Your Cheeks Pale Are You Red Checked and
Healthy Read How This Springfield Resident Got Rid of the
Embarrassment of An Unsightly Complexion.

y had a terrible case Of breaking
out on my face and neck and | was al
most ashamed to so out on the street"
said {. Pendle;on. 605i2 ". Main St,
Springfield. Ohio. and besides that. l
Was nervous and had poor Digestion
and couldn't rest as well as should. |
wasn't eating very good. and in fact, |
folt miserable | have taken tire" bot
TICS Of Nerv-Worih and now l am in
perfect health. My face and neck are
free from any plmp!es or boiies' ana
my skin is as clear and smooth as Il
ever WAS Ny Digestion IS Hendi d
and my nervousness il gone. ana
Ric,n Spe For a long time felt vary
much discouraged. but now | am happy
10 say | feel like a different person
certainly prais" Narv-Worth. II you
are embarrassed by an uns!ghtly com.
pl"Alon, "a blotchy or ptmply skin. Iet
Merry Worth net pStraiEhten you up. \
bad complexion and the attending con,
d'uons such as pimples. 6totcnss ara
ACTON OF the digestive system. and OF
the liver. and the presence OF impurities
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
GOVERNOR CORNWELL A GAIN ALLEGES THE
", VA, MINERS OFFIC IALS ASKED FOR TROOPS

Charleston. July Ex-Governor Corn
we'll today made sharp reply TO a letter
addressed to him by Fred Mooney sec
rotary treasurer Of district II United
Mine Workers of America, and given to
the press Saturday night in which the
latter denied that the officers of the
miners union had ever asked for the
sending Of federal troops into MinSo
county. w. Va.
Moneys letter had been called forth
by the telegram and letter sent 4 few
days ago by the governor to Sheriff
Blankenship. Of Mingo county. in which
he had discussed what the consequences
would be in the event federal troops
were sent into that section OF the state.
Governor Cornwell charges in his let
ter to Mooney that the officers OF the
union did on repeated occasions call for
federal troops, and that now, when they
find the great. majority Of the miners
OF the state do not wish this, they are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
ARTHUR DYSON
IMPLICATED BY
FRANK ANDERSON
Wheeling Man Now Accused OF Theft
of Eight Automobiles by Man Who
Is Alleged to Have Sold
stolen Cars

Information reached here last night
10 tho effect that Arthur Dyson. OF
Wheeling. was arrested at Conneaut. Pa.
IN connection with the alleged theft OF
eight automobiles. which are said to
have been turned over to Frank G. An
dcrson Of Elm Grove for disposition.
Dyson il is said. was arrested by
Motorcycle Detective Ambrose. OF Pitts
burgh. and another Pittsburgh detective
and on Yesterday morning was turned
over 10 Magistrate" J. J. Sweeney at
Conncaut TO the district attorney at
/ Pittsburgh.
Dyson. according To information Sc
cured from Pittsburgh. - mentioned in
several informationS made by Frank
Anderson. who is now held at Pitts
| burgh. accused OF the wholesale dtspos-
! ition Of stolen automobiles. Anderson
alleges thas Dyson stole the automobiles
md turned them over 10 him for dispos-
/ ition.
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CONTENDS FOR PRucRLE
or THE LIVING WAGE

SCRANTON, Pa, July 19-In argu-
ing for the mine workers berore the an
thracite mine commission here today,
Philip Murray. vice president of the
union. declared the outstanding develop
mcnt Of the hearings which are draw
Ing to close Is the establishment for
all time. in this industry, or the prin-
ciplc OF the living wage"
We submit that We have established
beyond contradiction the following
points ..
Il. Anthracite workers are not now
receiving living wage.
go A living wage In this industry
woSld he largely in excess Of the maxi
mum earnings which the operators
show in their own table
- Our demand for a minimum wage
Of IS per day, with dinerentials., Is
reasonable and conservative.
Therefore we contend that we have
earned the Judgment OF this commission
for our full wage demands on our sub
mission in this phase Of the case"
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trying ito get out from under" by abus-
ing him.
The governor declares that he was
justified in talking frankly with the Of
ficials and citizens Of Mingo county in
regard to the effects Of sending federal
troops into that county and Insists that
he did not in the least misreprescnt
the miners officials.
The governor does not say that ne
contemplates calHns federal troops into
Mingo county but reviewed the actions
Of the mine workers officials for the
last two months to show that he was
justified in warning the people Of Mingo
county what the miners officials were
about to bring upon them.
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NO FURTHER WARRANTS
FOR COAL OPERATORS

Charleston. July l9.--No further war
rants had been issued today for the ar
rest Of West virginia coal operators
charged with .profii"erInE III the sale
Of coal. it was said. at the office of the
United States Marshal William Osborne
and II is not expected that any actual
arrests will be made.
The mon named in the list published
Sunday Of thus" for whom warrants
have been issued arc beginning 10 come
into the marShars office and arrange
bond. II was said.
md a. j. Sharp secretary of the St"r-
ling Block Coal company appeared and
gave bond today in the sum Of $l.D00
each for their appearance before the
federal district court in Huntington IN
September.
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in the system The vitality also being
low. the system is unable 20 combat
these impurities. and therefore they
make their appearance by breaking out
on your face. neck or shoulders, and are
proof in themselves that your system.
contains many impurities and that you
need something 10 help you overcome
them. Worth acting as II does
by n"utralizinc poisonous acids. driving
OUT impurities aiding the digestive
system. and regulating the bowels
tends 10 overcome these impurities ana
drive away these unsightly blotches. ~
he same time Merry Worth aids nerve
force vtgor and vitality. and son the
rosy glow OF health appears, and your
compile Mon becomes thing or beauty.
Pain, your cheeks from the inside Get
the rosy glow the natural way. Get
hottie Of Merry Worth at your druggists,
and Civ" II n trial. and after you have
taken your hrst hottie. II you are not
satisfied that It IS helping you: your
money will be cheerfully refunded. Sold
on money back guarant"" by G. n
Griest Co. and all leading druggists
cVcrywh. r..
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Ex-She-!r. -Aargement-

Special % Tic InicIIlSenC"r-
Paw Paw. w Va. July l9.-LcwiS
LarEemcnt. aged 81 years. died tonight.
MIR Largem"nt was man "i riany bus.
mess activities. lie served as sheriff
OF Morgan county. two terms in tho
West Virginia house Of delegates, ser
gcant OF arms Of tho West Virginia
senate. and as mayor of Paw Paw. He
has lately filled the office of town re-
corder Mr.. l.arEcmeut WAS at one
time marshal OF the District Of Colum-
bia court.
Mr. LArGemcnt had Il diCharge as n
member OF the Virginia military that
helped to Quell the John Brown insur-
rection at HnrpcrS Ferry. During th4
civil war for period he ran as CH-
press messenger on the Baltimore anu
Ohio railroad. His wife and daughte:
survive
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five months ago from Philadelphia.
Since coming 10 this city he made many
friends who were shocked to hear or
his death He was thirty-ScVcn years
Of age and IS survived by his Wife,
mother and father.
The remains wcrc shipped yesterday
afternoGN-NJ PHILADELPHIA where funeral
services will be held at III" residence
Of his Parents.
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TWO DRAWN BATTLES

Special Dispatch to The lntclllEencer
Springfield. Ohio. July l9--Jerry Dali
ton. Cleveland fcathcrw"iCht, boxed
twelve rounds 10 II draw with Jimmy
Shcvlin, Cincinnati. here tonight.
Joe rr!ce. Cleveland. boxed Dick Stoss
PhiladelphiA, ten rounds 10 a draw.
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He WAS a member OF Excelsior Lodge
No. 10 \. =. /. W.
lie leaves TO mour his loss. his wife.
Mrs. Alberta BeNeke. one son Alvin. his
mother. Mrs. Carolin" Benekr. ~"
brothers William and August Bencke
and one sister Miss Minnie Beneke. all
Of whom reside in this city.
Funeral services will he held in, his
late residence Thursday afternoon at )
o'clock. Rev. :. *. Strauss. pastor OF
;he Xion Lutheran church will orrrCiatC
Intcrmcnt win be modc IN Greenwood
cemetery.
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Zano Funeral.

Funeral services for rlatof Il. Zane.
who died Thursday last at Toledo. o..
were held yesterday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. W. II. Zane. No. i2S South
Penn street. island. Rev. F. q. How
ard, pastor bf the First English Luther
an church. ofnciatCd. lntcrment was
made in the family huryng ground Ut
Linwood cemetery. The deceased was
S>r known throughout this city anu
for n number of years was keeper OF
the State Fair grounds, He was sevcn-
ty-eight years OF age and is survived
by three daughters and four sons.
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William Cnn1nr-nn DlRR.

William CAmrron. local sales mana'
ger for the General baking company
died Monday morning at l2:40 o'clock At
the North Wheeling hospital following
n three weeks illness ut pneumonia.
The deceased came to this city aoou:
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Vile. w Va. early Monday morning.
Death was due to infirmities Of age.
Mrs. Chapman being in her S9th year.
The body will be taken To tlINSNlllc
Tuesday morning. July goth. the iu-
neral party arriving IN that town at
ll:l5 a. m. Interment will be made in
the Claysvlle cemetery by the side of
her deceased husband. services at the
gravestdc being IN charge Of Mrs. Chap
mans former pastor, Rev. j. l.. Smith.
OF the Christian church, Moundsv!lle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
FORMER CLAYSVILLE
WOMAN PASSES AWAY

Mrs Susan Chapman. widow Of the
late Henry Chapman. and for many
years a resident of Claysville. Pa. pass
ed away at the home Of her son. Attor-
ney A. G. Chapman. at New Martins
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here, succeeded in landing both princI-
pals in Oakland, the Gretna Green for
West Virginia, where the nuptial knot
was tied while Mamma Schiefer ~~e4H
searching in vain for her daughter.
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FOND MOTHER EnUDED.

CIarksburg. W. Va. July 1e.-Dsn
Cupid. defeated in his endeavor TO
and Flora Schiefcr. Is. tonight in the
most daring elopemcnt for many years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-25
SALESMAN.

Large ca rninRs and permanent connec-
tion are available 10 three men OF sufficient
sales ability and experience TO be eligible "a
joln the sales force OF one OF the most sue
cessfu enterprises OF this country, estab-
lished over 30 years, and conducting ma
tion-wide business. A recent expansion OF
our interests necessitates increasing our
staff. This Is a most unusual opportunity
to become associated with q leading concern
engaged In highly specialized advertising.
Dealing only with big business, the conmls-
sions are proportionately large. and the
right men may reasonably expect TO earn
from SD 600 upward the first year, with a
steadily increasing income due TO renewals.
Extensive travelling necessary. Appoint
rents for Interview win be made only with
those who state age, nationality and sell
Ing experience. Include telephone number.
2O7 Herald, Herald sq.
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Statesmen TO CALL ON
INTERESTED PROSPECTG.

This organization now employs - sales
men who are successfully selling stock IA an
established motion picture enterprise.
We now have more Interested prospects re-
que5ting Information than our present force
car handle. and therefore desire 20 employ
five additional statesmen who are capable Of
closing On the first call
We do not requite men who arc expert
enced stock Salesmen, but we do requiri
thsm TO have had considerable experience
iTSother lines OF salegmanshlp. In fact some
OF our best men came 20 us from other lines
and have averaged over 5000 weekly for
organization.
This proposition offers an excellent oppor-
tunlty 20 those who can come Ia and dup!-
cate the success attained By other menlb< -
of our sales staff.
Remuneration IS on the basis OF drawing
account and commission DO not call, but
write. giving fun particulars.
JOHNSON & HOPKINS co.
SOS FIFTH AVE, NEW YORK CITY.
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BOYS WANTED,
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE co.
over 10 years OF age.
Good Hours.
Salary TO start, ST..
Opportunity for rapid advancement
Luncheons Served Free.
Apply in person between and 4 80 O'Clock,
Room 503S. Metropolitan Building.
l Madison av. Cat 23d STU. New York city.
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COOKS. kitchennaids, mattresses. chamber
maids parlormaids, nursea. laundresses,
maids and new arrivals wanted Immediately.
Duffys Agency, 2 w. ITth RI.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

YOUNG MAN FOR ACCOUNTING DEPART
MENT, WITH GENERAL. KNOWLEDGE
OIa ACCOUNTING; EXCELLENT CHANCE
TO CONNECT WITH LARGE, PROGRESS
SIVE CONCERN, OFFERING UNUSUAL
OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT
GIVE AGE. EXPERIENCE AND SALARY
DESIRED. NJ 374 HERALD, HERALD So.
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EXPERT AUTO REPAIRS
Our auto mechanics are expert. AL auto
and electrical troubles eliminated 10 your
complete satisfaction. MCCARTHY STRUTH-
ERS ENGINEERING CO.. Automobile Eugl.
nccrs, 10 ". 10Th Harlem 90.
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HOUsEwORKERs socks chamberrnalds;
good positions Bertha Carlson Employ
ment Agency, $3.50 broadway. corner SD 81
Phone Schuyler 1919.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
STOCK SALESMAN.

1'7T-F--7-'----70N--~1-~
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

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HELP WANTED-MALE.

ACCOUNTANTS.-Lar railroad system de-
sires shop accountants experienced In prep
aration OF upkeep statement maintenance or
equipment during Federal control as COM
pared with test period. Address 1897
Herald. Fulton 81.
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Auto Bodies.

AUTOMOBILE hearse body for sale: was on
Packard chassis. ihs u. l3l
LIMOUSINE body, latest style. new uphol.
STEERING, M medium large chassis. Col. $3.50
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Statesmen.

Largo international corporation.
opening Brooklyn branch, looking for
HIGH class statesmen who have mana
gerial ability; good pay TO those % se
years who can furnish best OF refer
ences and bond need apply: personal
interview between 10 and 3. llu3
Terminal Bldg, so Court Ct, B'klyn.
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SALESAIAN.-An exceptional opening for an
exceptionally high class salesman 10 call
upon bankers only after appointments are
made; no application Will receive considera-
ton unless accompanied BY complete resume
Of past business connections and references
as to character; references will not be COM
municated with until applicant is inter-
viewed; strictly confidential. l13 Herald,
Herald so.
Statesmen.
live men, 10 sell investment securities posi-
lively high grade and going industrial propo-
sltion; both phone and personal solicita-
tion: we are q large organization with Of
ficex throughout New England territory; we
will train you 10 make big money; salary
and commission. Call Room 4OS-4O9, Jos
9th av.
sALEsMEN.-w HAVE AN OPPORTUN-
ITY FOR SEVERAL HIGH CLASS MEN
TO MAKE VERY LARGE EARNINGS; WE
ARE OFFERING THE SECURITIES OF A
WELL KNOWN LOCAL PROPOSITION
SALARY AND COMMISSION. CALL AT
TER o A. NJ SEE sCHOPPEL OST
FIOoRl. Al LIBERTY ST.
SALESMAN for corrugated fibre board ship
ping cases; established territory VIII be
turned over to live party: must have first
class references: experience In line not nee
essary; state age, past selling experience
and salary expected 10 start. NJ 90 Herald
$50 B'way.
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AMBITIOUS PERsEvERING MEN.

AMBITIOUS PERsEvERING MEN.
A sales organization OF high repute will
take on n few more dependable, am
bilious and persevering men and train
them thoroughly in resultful salesman
ship. These men viii be Immediately
rewarded TO a degree far beyond their
former experiences. Call after 10 A. M,
Room COZ. 30 Court ST.. Brooklyn.
BOOKKBEPER WANTED, poWNToWN
MANHATTAN CONCERN.-ONE WHO
HAS HAD EXPERIENCE AS ASSISTANT
BOOKKEEPER WILL PROBABLY AN
SwER. $25 SALARY. IN ANSWERING
GIVE NATURE OF EXPERIENCE, AGE
AND SUCH OTHER DATA AS MAY EN-.
ABLE A PROSPECTIVE EMPLOYER TC
DETERMINE ABILITY. ETC. NJ $50 HER
AID. $50 BROADWAY.
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SALESMAN WANTEp.

SALESMAN WANTED.
A self respecting salesman. whose AMBITION
Is beyond his present place, might find more
congenlel employment with US ana ht the
same time double his income. We require a
man OF clean character, sound in mind and
body. of strong personality, who would APP
preciate life's job with q iast growing
concern where industry would be rewarded
with far above average earnings. married
men preferred: experience not necessary.
Apply suite a0l. World Tower Building. 10
w. 10th st. Ask for Mr.. Augustine.
Statesmen.
Experienced stock salesmen by well known
chemical company paying dividends; liberal
commissioners leads furnished. Call at $50
Lexington av., near 31th ST., third floor.
SALESMAN, specially, acquainted with ho-
tells and restaurant trade IN m tropoii;an
district; food products; describe yourself,
how long have you worked sanS; reference
steady position; salary. O 153 Herald. go
B'way.
SHOE STOCK AND ORDER CLERK,
WHOLESALE; LIVE WIRE CAN DE
PEND ON GOOD FU IlJ REP ,sl WITH
AIRY EXPECTED, II 40 HERALD, HER
AID SO.
| SPLENDID opening IN photograph record
plant In full operation for man with ex-
/ pcrience in plating. stock mixing ana rec
! state experience and salary expected TO Boz
! T6s Herald. Herald square
! STOCK Statesmen.
! Several stock saiesmen wanted 10 sell stock
| OF going. well established concern without
competition. Cooperation given eaaily sold;
! liberal commissions Apply Room loiG. i4o
| broadway n. y.
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capable OF selling old stockholders
additional stock Ia a company IN
which they now have Invested sew
eral hundred thousand dollars, which
Is earning at the present time at tho
rate OF 100000 per year, which IS
over As per cent. on the outstanding
stock. Company Is paying 10 per
cent. dividend, retaining the balance
for expansion and additional produc-
tion. Company Is mighty successful,
wonderfully we'll thought Of and Is
directed by prominent men OF integ-
rity You win find the stockholders
Well gatisfed. enthusiastic regarding
their company and as n whole q
Well 10 do. representative class.
The stock viii be listed on the New
York curb within the next few weeks.
II you are capable OF making big
money see Mr.. Goldsou. suite s37.
20 Broad 81.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

Statesmen WANTED.
WE WANT TO INTERVIEW
MEN WHO ARE POSSESSED or
REAL SELLING ABILITY. WHO
ARE WILLING TO WORK, WHO
HAVE CLEAN REGULATIONS
AND WHO ARE WILLING TO
WORK UNDER OUR DIREC-
TON. THE WORK IS THAT
OF SECURING ACCOUNTS FOR
4 WELL ESTABLISHED STOCK
A y,SIIs, BOND BRoKERAGE
LISTED SECURITIES. WE
WILL TRAIN YOU IN THE
WORK. WE WILL MAKE 1T
POSSIBLE FOR YOU TO EARN
4 SUBSTANTIAL INCOME PRO
VIDlNG YOU HAVE THE ABOVE
QUALIFICATIONS AND THAT
YOU ARE STRICTLY HONEST.
1T is NOT AT ALL NECES-
SARY THAT YOU HAVE EN-
PERIENCE IN THIS LINE. ALI.
REPLIES WILL BE HELD
YOUR APPLICATION RE-
TURNED UPON REQUEST.
ADDRESS A 1142 HERALD
FULTON ST
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Domestic Help Wanted.
RITZ .FIlg. couples seconds and useful men
wanted Immediately. Duffy's Agency,
West 47th 81. -
JAPANESE HELP.
Iapanese department. Abbott's EnpIoyrneKr
Agency s79 9Th av. Circle 471O,
BUTLER second. third. useful men. couples
Ida Seely's Agency. IS West S2d
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statesmen.

We want two men of forcoful personality
and ability, who can appreciate n genuine
opportunity. This IS bona fide offer TO
connect with an organization where pleas
ant earning viii be very attractive and
prompt promotion the assured results OF
earnest effort. II employed at present this
is well worth your while 20 give up mn
ordinary position TO undertake. An inter
view win DO granted II you call ar 507 9Th
av., room 507. See Mr.. Thompson.
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STOCK and sales record-Large cotton goods
house wants party experienced 70 take
charge OF stock books ana sales records:
must be quick and accurate; permanent pos
ton. q 751 Herald. $50 Broadway.
VARNISHERS on small woodworking.
Maron, 5l9 W. 45th Il.
WANTED-1n the liability claim department
OF large New York casualty insurance conf
pany, young attorney man with legal
training competent to handle claims by cor
respondence; prospect OF advancement, Adj
dress C.. b. y. o. box 325, City Hall Sta
ton. New York.
WINDOW TRIMMER AND HANDY MAN
WITH AND Toe STORE EXPERIENCE;
GOOD CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT.
FIsHER-BEER CO., 14i BERGENLINE AV.,
UNION HILL. n. J.
YOUNG man wanted TO PRINT photographs,
one who thoroughly understands copying
and erlarging; salary SO weekly. Give full
particulars. including experience. l. 500 tier
nld. $50 Bway.
YOUNG man. neat, intelligent; excellent
future for ambitious person; S12 to start
Address, stating places where previously en-
ployed. l. Herald, Herald so.