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The New York herald., 1921-05-01
HELP WANTED-MALE.

SALES EsAfEN
ATTENTION.
You desire new connection. We
II you are the type OF man who win
"fu' In this organization. you don't
simple FACTS. We present for your
consideration the following:
1. The RIGHT TIME to form con
nection with any enterprise In
WHILE 1T IS IN IT'S INFANCY
and grow with II.
=. We have come into possession of
one OF the most revolutionary
products ever put on the American
market.
3. Behind this product are some Of
the best known business men IN
New York City.
4. There are tremendous POTENTIAL
possibilities in this product. To
properly develop these possibilities
two things are necessary-MEN
and MONEY.
.. We are having no difficulty what
ever in securing the money needed,
but with this money we want-and
must have-MEN.
@. We have already secured Gs nu-
cleus for our Sales Organization n
large number of big-calibre sales
men who, by their enthusiasm over
our proposition, and by the sales
they are turning in, In steadily
increasing volume, are convinced
that this is the kind of proposition
that Comes to every man--ONCE.
I. The opportunity offered is 10 make
from IS 900 to $4,000 in commits
sions this year and then to carry
on into an executive MERCHAN-
DISlNG position such as takes ten
TO fifteen years 10 secure with the
AVERAGE proposition.
The above Is q brief MAN-to-MAN
statement of the opportunity we have
10 offer. II you are the type OF man
who aspires to do BIG things IN
BIG. CLEAN way. you want complete
details.
II you desire n connection where
the opportunity Is limited solely by
your own ability. we shall esteem It
n privilege 10 be allowed to present
o,< proposition to you.
Selling experience valuable-but NOT
NECESSARY - we teach you OuH
WAY.
C.au MONDAY only, before p. M.
Suite 1902. 100 Sixth Avenue
Corner 41st Streep
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
SECURITY SALESMAN.

We offer an exceptional opportunity to five
high grade men with established clientele.
This Is not promotion paying exorbitant
commissions, but established institution
operating forty-two stores and maintaining
In addition over thirty agencies. We pur-
pose opening fifteen additional stores In the
immediate future and now financing 10
effect this end. Our commodities are In de-
mand. Commission basis only We want
salcsmen of repute and established ability.
Apply Monday. Room 4i2. 1870 Broadway.
Wilson Building.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
Statesmen.

AN OPENING FOR TWO REAL
HUsTLERs: ONLY THOSE WILL
ING TO WORK. AND ESPECIAL
LY A FEW EVENINGS A WEEK
ON REAL LEADS. TO PRESENT
A SECURITY or EXCEPTIoNAL
MERIT AND EARNING POSSIBILI-
TIES IN SECOND GREATEST IN
DISTnY IN THE UNITED STATES:
CAN FARM REAL MONEY: REA-
SONABLE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
GIVEN TO THOSE QUALIFYING.
A. g., 521 HERALD, FULTON ST.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
SALESMAN.
rnHHH AH HN

SPECIALITY.
Position Is open with firzt class firm,
manufacturing high grade therapeutic
apparatus. We need sales repre-
sentative OF the highest callhrc and
personality for work which gives cx-
celient present and future prospects,
on straight commission basis. The
right man will find this an opportu-
nifty well worth considering. Appi-
cants will please state age. experience.
religion and nationality. Address
High Grade. box T3i Herald, Her
aid SO.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
sALESMEN,

II you arc tired OF foreflush and
false promises: Il you still believe.
however. that somewhere there must
be exactly the sort of selling proposi-
tion you want, read this ad carefully.
We are fiscal agents for corpora
tion who<c product has a vital point
OF contact with the daily life of every
man. woman and child.
The stoclc of this corporation makes
an instant appeal TO everybody. Your
sale is half made before you start.
The commission Is liberal and real
active cooperation is given you. Earn
ings should be larger than in anything
you have ever before undertaken.
For interview. write TO box 623, 9o6
Fitzgerald Bldg. stating your age and
business experience. Security selling
experience desirable but not neces-
sary. MS we Will train any man who
has the right qualifications.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
SALESMEN AND AfANAGER'S
ASSISTANT.

Two men needed Immediately TO
work with me In New York office:
absolute integrity first requisite; sell
Ing experience desirable: must have
personality. common sense and deter
rnination: splendid opportunity for
quick promotion TO managerial posi-
tfon: don't hesitate to answer II you
arc employed: II will pay you TO make
change. Call room 294. Metropoli-
tan Tower.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
e,r.rs,frN WHO CAN SELL,

Statesmen WHO CAN SELL.
II you have had outside sales exper'-
ence. able TO furnish good references,
over 20 years OF age. we have position
for you.
A man possessing the above uualifica-
tions we consider n salesman. And such
men we give the cooperation that only
large snlsa organization can give. Cali
ar,.s~& phone Monday morning at our down.
Ncrown office. barclay 1910.
SUITE 5i3. 2i7 BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
HELP WANTED-MALE.
SECURITY Statesmen.

Old established New Jersey concern
manufacturing and selling staple
commodity requires high class Sc
curity statesmen to assist in placing
issue of o year $50 gold bonds with
stock bonus being offered direct by
company 10 customers and investors;
proposition VIII stand strict investiga-
tion. and only men who can do like
wise Will be considered: leads fur
nished and liberal commission paid,
but no drawing account. For par
ticulars call at 776 Broad st., Newark,
N. j.. room 307.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
statesmen.

statesmen.
A New York banking house, with
branches in several cities. has
opening on its permanent staff for
two clean cut men of good stand
Ing selling attractive Government
bond issues on a successful selling
plan: attractive commission basis.
Those selected must be able TO ap-
preciate nm unusual opportunity
and demonstrate their desire to
take full advantage of II. They
win be thoroughly instructed by
and have the full cooperation OF
the firm. This offers a most de-
sirable connection TO earnest. re-
liable men who want to advance
themselves.
CALL BETwEEN 10 80 AND IL 80,
ROOM I. WALL ST.
ASK FOR BOND SALES MANAGER.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01

A. SALEsMAN, PROFESSIONAL.
= former teacher. lawyer. minister. y. NJ. G. a.
set retary or engineer. 70 do diplomatic call
ing on business and professional people: per
nanent dgnified work for men OF high
issais and education: earnings from $500 to
Al -nn per month books, insurence or
r.ockseliing rchemcs old cstablisned con-
r,rn. Immediate services required. state
rbono number and address. Address Mr.. Dee.
e,,ite Sr7 Dept. A. X, 30 N. Michigan
x,a..icvard rd CHICAGO.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
Statesmen.

The New York representative OF
manufactured truck needs sev-
orai real salesmen: truck expert
once unnecessary. but must have
had SUCCESSFUL sales experience: an
exceptional opportunity for several
live salesmen: all replies absolute
" confidential. T. g., 3eJ Herald,
Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01

SALESMAN wanted. New York and New
Jersey. We are manufacturers representa-.
.lves for standard red rubber inner tube and
have exclusive territory for the right Iner.
we protect you literally on commission. are
looking for the right class OF men 10 push
an excellent product. Write Mr.. snyles. .
Cedar ct. Tel. John 3l09.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Commercial Help Wanted.
'.NATIoN NAL.
EMP oYM E N T Z x G II A y G E,
80 Church Street.
New York City.
Established 1000.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
Otto T. Bannnrd .................Pre President
John r. Macarthur. ......... Vice President
Eugenius H. Outerbridge. ........ Secretary
L. F. Loree ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Treasurer
Robert W. De Forest.
Newcomb Carlton.
Arthur Williams.
Paul M. Warburg.
George Blumenthal.
EXECUTIVE AND TECHNICAL DEPT.
REPR = Supervise insurance
agencies. automobile. fire. theft. &C.;
location Middle West -. .0o0-$7 800.
MERCHANDISE MAN-ESpcrienced buyer
for department store. travel: $4,000
SALESMAN-Familiar with trade, several
States; line. girl coats; s4.0oo-S5.0o0 and
SALESMAN N-pross-sheets. plates, tubes;
willing TO travel; large mfrs.
SALESMAN-3-5 years exp. on sweaters: :
travel, selling jobbers; $1,000 plus.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; charge OF restau-
al q ssFvfs fscts2y expert
ence. knowledge production costs: $4,000.
SALES ENGINEER-Technicai knowledge
and experience in tin can line.
CHEMIST-Analytical; grad. slight expert
ence in rubber; $1,000.
JUNIOR EXECUTIVE.
OFFICE MANAGER-Handle mortgages.
leases books. &C.. real estate office;
OFFICE Acknowledgements books. COL
lections. &c, experienced In the rubber
line: 81 900 year.
LAWYER--Three years practice New York
Bar: opportunity TO build own business !;
salary commensurate.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Spanish
essentials American born; sl,soo-S2,ooo.
BANKING AND BROKERAGE DEPT.
EXPERIENCED BOND sALEsMEN--should
show three TO five years with good bond
house: s5o-s60 week drawing account 4;
ASST TO CREDIT MANAGER-should be
able to handle staff of Investigators:
TELEGRAPH OPERATOR for large national
bank: must be thoroughly experienced
S30-s35. lunch.
ExPERiENcED MONEY TELLERS-Must
be able to break down currency accord
ing to denominations. &C; si.5Oo-s1 500.
CLERICAL DEPARTMENT.
SECRETARY Y-STENoGRAPIER - About 25
years old; high school education. Protes-
tant rcfcprrcd: rapid on shorthand; Al
appenrance S30-S35.
CLAIM CIEHK-Speak Spanish fluently
must be experienced In exporting and
handling marine insurance claims; 800
STOCK MAN-Age 30-35; prefer previous
experience In foodstuffs: must get work
out Of four or five assistants and be
willing 70 pitch in" himself; S30-S35.
| ASSISTANT SHIPPING CLERK-With some
concern similar experience preferred; $50
| ETrNOGR ApHFR S-Sevcral openings start
ing s25 for clean cut young Christians.
LARGE MANUFACTURING COMPANY has
positions open for high school boys Gs-2t
l years); work covers inspection and test
4 ing OF automatic installations; good op-
| portunlty for advancement, especially II
willing 10 locate in other parts of the
country later on $50.
| kuIITlGRAPH OPERATOR = Experienced
TRAFFIc CLERK ue-22 years)-some cx.
/ perience dealing with Il. X. people; finC
/ opportunity. 500.
! pFGi<NER STENOGRAPHER-t1G-
\ OFFICE BoYs-Iiood positions; $i2-si4.
Can a-t. Room Ti5-T21
The NATIONAL.
/ so Church ST.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
statesmen WANTED.

spLENDIp OPENINGS FOR GRAD
YATES or SHELDON SCHOOL OF
sAI,ESMANSHIP: SELLING SER
VICE ON COMMISSION BASIS.
WRITE FOR APPOINTMENT TO
MR.. JOHN BOARDMAN, ROOM 1916.
s5 WEST d2D ST, NEW YORK
CITY.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01

YOUNG men or women wanted 10 scll direct
TO consumer new memorandum pads for
telephone: every telephone user Is your pur-
chaser 2jeb commission each sale: part
or full time proposition. Apply T.. Il. c..
room Jos. 90 4th av. bet. 1: 80 and p. II.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
SALESMAN,

REFINED YOUNG MAN. TO CALL ON
MILLINERY BUYERs OF NEW YORK
CITY DEPARTMENT STORES AND VI
CfNITY; E<CELLENT OPPORTUNITY
FOR ENERGETIC PARTY; SALARY.
WRITE ALL PARTICULARS TO
W. x. =. o. BOX 40. STATION a.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
HELP WANTED-MALE.
YOUNG MEN-opPoRTUNIrY.

YOUNG MEN-oPPoRTUNITY
Large manufacturing industry Is go
ing TO take on a few young men be-
tween the ages OF % and 80 who have
graduated from college or whose coll
lege course has been finished off by
home study and experience. They will
be so placed that their instruction
and work viii enable them TO be used
in the positions OF especially desirable
nature that are opening up and will
give them a good working knowledge
OF the products made.
Salary to start will be approximately
$50 per week.
Only high grade. refined young men
Will be engaged, but to such Is offered
an interesting future. They must come
prepared to prove their qualifications
and have enough ambition and vision
TO carry them through a training peri
cd OF several months.
Write a brief letter. giving age, coll
lege attended, service record. national
ity. religion and experience. 944
Herald. Fulton ST.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
SALES MANAGER

for every state: good connection for aggras-
sivc men OF ability 10 affiliate with propo-
sition Of great merit: call any day or write
for appointment; no Information by mail.
Mr. Rose. Ath floor, Oliver a. (cornsr Null
berry, Newark. y. ~.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
YOUNG MAN

YOUNG man. 20 to 81 years old. quick
and accurate at figures; one with
some knowledge Of statistics pre-
fcrred. Address IN own handwrit-
ing. giving references and salary ex-
pected. 197 Herald. Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
TED AND TELEPHONE DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENTS
HELP WANTED-MALE.


Statesmen.
tisement Is the largest organisation in
It's particular field IN America. Its
record Of the last year has been most
phenomenal In It's expansion and sue
cess.
We can use a few statesmen OF the
highest typo. whether experienced in
this particular field or not.
You will be backed by a consistent
advertising campaign In New York's
most conservative newspapers.
not merely promises.
You win be building your future with
the largest concern of its kind in the
United States, In an industry that IL
the second largest In the country.
a very liberal commission guarantees
large earnings when coupled with ap-
plication and determination.
Leads furnished to those who qualify.
Call 165 Broadway. Room 17ol
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
SALESMAN

wanted: high class Industrial stock
saiesmau: excellent opportunity for
right man; must have New York and
suburban investment clientele. 40
Herald. Herald 50. !.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
YOUNG MAN

wanted by marine insurance ofice:
must be quick at figures: state age.
experience and salary expected. o
1858 Herald. Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-05-01

gERGE, tricolette summer dresses, hatss
very reasonable; seen Monday. Tuesday.
TIPToN COG Central Park West Goth ST..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-17

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  eight those the before Another ITS O rm.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-17

Tennessee mngm anda rail- at sruc mil a il
  Rood form o StaesS at centc witt ct al furacesat twMkf the first tim In ag tmonhs. Bnnngh byprod expo 0 o ar Japah hus
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-12-23
HOWARD TOIELL OF
FARM BLOC VICTORY
DELEGATES TO FEDERATION CON
vENT1oN FACE THREE DAYS {
OF HARD WORK

How representatives of farming dis
tricts changed the course Of legislation
in the last session Of congress and
forced passage Of agricultural laws viii
be told by James R. Howard, president
Of the American Farm Bureau fedora
tion, when he addresses the third an
nual state convention of the Minnesota
federation in st. Paul next week.
Mr.. Howard is to speak at the first
day session Of the convention, in the
auditorium of the College of Agricul
ture. He has chosen the Minnesota
convention for the presentation of an
official statement on the farm bureau
federation's attitude toward the agri
cultural bloc, the work of other blocs
and farmers Legislative program fol
1922.
Congressman Sydney Anderson, chair
man Of the joint congressional commit
tee investigating agricultural condi
items, is to speak on the results Of the
inquiry.
January 3, the opening day of the
convention, is "Farm Bureau FEEDER
alton Day. of Farmers and Home
Makers week at University farm.
Convention delegates face three days
Of continuous hard work, according te
announcements received by the county
farm bureau. Two night sessions have
been scheduled, one to thresh out a
state agricultural program for 1922
and another to devote its whole atten.
tion to the farm credit situation. =.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-12-23
COUNTY POULTRY, ASSOCIATION
FORMED

The Morrison County Poultry Asso-
citation was organized at the city hall
Wednesday afternoo4 December 21. G.
B. Campbell was elected president, J. E.
Rylander, vice presit.:nt and John LAY
AS the result of the meeting, a poul-
try show will be held in Little Fails
some time in the month Of February.
The association dues are 81 per year
and an entry fee will be charged at the
show of 25 cents per bird or so cents
per pen. This will help defray the ex-
penses of the show. .s ...
Arrangements are being made to Sc
cure poultry judge and in addition
have prominent speaker with several
motion pictures on poultry during the
show. The executive committee, con-
sisting Of the three officers elected, are
busily working out the details of the
show which is hoped to be one Of the
leading winter features of the ag1cul'
tural work. - .....-.-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-12-23
30 Foor..RoADwAY

While State Highway Commissioner
Babcock was in Little Falls "Wednesday
committee composed Of Aldermen
Geo. Peterson and Brown, City Eng1'
neer Reilly and City Treasurer Vertin
met with him for the purpose of learn.
ing what the state will do in connec-
ton with the paving Of First street
southeast as a part Of the trunk high
way SYSTEM. Mr.. Babcock Informed
the committee that Little Falls would
bo treated in the same manner in this
r,aepect as s.ny other municipality and
that anything that the law permits
the state tc, do will be done. He said
Is could SEQ no objection to the
changing Of the street center line back
e To original center and that the
sfate would make whatever an g ne
oeGsaIy f6r a 30-foot roadway and a 1s-
fok pavcment. sss s,...5 ss35s IS ~.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-12-23
ORPHANS WILL BE GIVEN A
MERRY CHRISTMAS

Through the generosity Of Little
Falls citizens, who are interested in
the welfare and happiness of the chill
dren at st. Otto's orphanage, they will
be given Christmas treat Sunday as
has been customary each year. J. NJ.
Totten has collected the money this
year in the absence Of John Wetzel,
who has done this in previous years.
The sum of $l1l.50 was contributed,
some Of this coming from former resi-
dents of this city entirely unsolicited.
At 3 O'Clock Sunday afternoon, the
committee will meet the orphans at the
orphanage. A short program will be
given by the children and some local
citizen will address the youngsters.
This program is public and an inv
tation is extended to all interested to
attend.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-12-23
? PROMPT ADJUSTMENT OF
CLAIMS BY REVENUE DEPT.

The following statement ls issued Dy
the Collector of Internal Revenue, Dis
trict Of Minnesota:
Important changes in income tax
procedure, directed by Commissioner
David II. Blair, are embodied in a
Treasury decision effective December
l6, which provides for the prompt ad,
iustment Of ., claims for refund and
abatement of Federal taxes. Hereto
fore when an overassessment or over
payment was disclosed by the audit of
an income tax return, the taxpayer was
invited to flo claim for the abate-
ment of the overassessment or the re-
fund Of the overpayment. When re-
ceiyed, the claim was registered and
filed away until reached in due course
for consideration. Because of the
large number Of such claims fled, de.
lay in adjustment necessarily resulted.
After December 18th, taxpayers will
not be advised of their privilege of
fling claim for the refund of taxes
which have been paid in excess Of
amounts legally due, but instead will
receive a certificate Of overassessment
and check in correction Of the er-
ror, or if an assessment is outstanding
against the taxpayer for income or ex-
cess profits tax, the overpayment will
be applied as credit against the as
sessment and the balance immediately
refunded. This will be of distinct f.
nancial advantage to both the taxpayer
and the.Government. It viii do away,
with the necessity for the taxpayer
filing claim for refund, and will
greatly reduce the amount of work to
be done by the Bureau in the ADJUST
ment Of claims
Taxpayers may continue to file
claims for abatement and refund, but
it IS expected that the number Of such
claims He'd each month will be greatly
reduced. Efforts are being made by
the bureau to adjust within six months,
.all claims now pending and thereafter
to keep the work current. The Re
venue Act of 1921 provides that under
certain conditions interest shall be
paid upon claims from the date Of the
payment of the tax to the date of the
allowance Of the claim. The new pro-
scedure should greatly reduce the.
amount Of interest, which the Govern
ment must of necessity pay upon
claims for refund. IS. q. &
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-12-23
CATHOLIC WELFARE
COUNCIL FORMED
HERMAN UTsCH HEADS COUNTY
UNIT-DIOCESE MEETING
IN ST. CLOUD

A county unit Of the National Cath
lie Welfare Council was organized at a
meeting Of Catholics Of Morrison coun-
ty at the K. C. hall in this city Sun
day afternoon. Nearly 200 people ut
tended the meeting, at which DR..
O'Grady, national organizer and lee
turer, was present. Msgr. Plachta Of
Royalton presided.
Dr.. O GRADY, in a~talk outlining the
plans of this organization said that its
purpose is to arouse the Catholics Of
the country to a greater activity in
welfare work and to unity them for the
PRONUNCIATION of high ideals. 49,.
Officers were elected as follows:
President Herman Utsch, Little
Falls.
Vice e-president-R. D. Platcnburg,
Royalton.
Secretary-Walter Varno, Little
Falls. ..-.<-s
Treasuref-Joseph Brandt, Buckman.
These officers will attend meeting
in St. Cloud on January at which u
diocese unit will be organized.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-12-23

Of about 10000 gallons capacity, same me
To be located in the south end OF town:
at the opposite end of the mains. Ihe
total cost of the plant and storage tank
should not exceed, $25, 1000, or sac, ,OQO,
he said. He also suggested having the
state board of health make chem1cai
test of the water and examine the lana
surrounding the well. e..
AS to taking over the mains, now
owned by the Water Power Company,
Mr.. Lykkcn suggested the appointments
Of committee to meet with the com
pany officials. Arrangements should
be made for payment for the system, so
that it would not be a burden on the
city. It might also be possible for the
city to lease the system for period OF
years, and in the meantime, funds
could be accumulated with which to
take same over.
City Attorney Vernon expressed the
opinion that lease of the system
would not be feasible on account OF
the fact that the property benefited
could not be assessed on such a>basis
He suggested that perhaps arrange
'ments could be made for deferred pay
ments. - nj
President Hall was instructed to ap
point committee of five to meet with
the officials Of the Water Power Com
'pany and secure proposition for the
purchase Of the water mains, this com
mittee to report as soon as possible. HI
has appointed Geo. Kiewel, L. O. Yves
sci, N. N. Bergheim, l.. w. Vasaly .anc
A. F. Koslosky. p.
Aldermen Brown and Geo. Peterson
City Treasurer Vertin and Engineer
Reilly were appointed as a committed
to meet with the state highway depart
ment officials on December 81 in con
nection with the First street paving
matter. - -
The city engineer was instructed tt
! put in a test pump to get water to bt
| submitted to the state board of healtl
for analysis. ~ .~s.- Z Z
Two bills, one in favor of DR.. o. J
Brown in the sum of $500 for salary
| and expenses, and one in favor of W
I. Manley in the sum of $4,000 fol
drilling test well, were allowed. #
Alderman Brown called attention t
the fact that two free nights a week1a
the high gymnasium are insufficient al
/ the attendance has averaged 200 AMI
only about rs can be accommodated
in classes each evening. He suggested
making it 4 nights week at leas
through the holidays, which wa
agreed to.
! Council adjourned.