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The New York herald., 1921-03-04
HELP WANTED-MALE.
sALEsMEN.

Statesmen.
Large and well known corporation wants
men with the following qualifications
/. Must be IS years old. American, with
at least one years outside selling ex-
perleuce.
q Is willing 10 work and not an "alibi"
man.
3. A man who does not know il all. but can
follow instructions.
4. man who can furnish good references.
To q man who can qualify with the above
points there Is offered:
!. connection which may be permanent
and with a very excellent future.
?. Commission arrangement win enable a
man to make q very large income.
3. Instruction and cooperation. including the
active assistance on the part OF an er-
perienced manager. who would help close
contracts.
The corporation inserting this "Ad" is cx-
panding its business and Is about TO initiate
a campaign for the purpose of securing
additional million dollars, and to that end
has opened financial department for the
purpose OF organizing a corps of men who
VIII assist 10 secure this additional capital
by selling its securities. Upon the compile
tion or this campaign. successful candidates
VIII be put into other departments OF the
business and may become e permanent part
OF the institution. + boI 400 Herald. Her
aid So
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
Statesmen.
| AM THE vIcE-PREsIDENr

and general rannger or young healthy.
growing financial institution. We have
established its safety and profltableness and
ara earning and paying dividends. Now we
want TO expand.
! want young men who are willing 20 work
hard as / am. X hard work shows promise
OF big reward. Some selling experience Is de-
sisable II you arc the type OF man want.
the kind that can develop ability for an
execuptive position I'll give you every chance
in the world.
The opportunity Is only limited by your
own ability and ambition. II will take only
a half hour of your time TO learn more about
the opportunity: Il may be the turning point
In you- business career. Gall at any time
between 9:30 A. NJ. and r. NJ. suite sos.
1fT0 Broadway. Ask for Mr.. Edwards.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04

CoLoRED man between 90 and 40. with a
liberal education, wanted by New York
corporation doing large real estate busi-
ness as office assistant and 10 appoint and
handle agents; must be willing TO put small
sum In the business: salary and commits
sion; big money can be made by a hustler.
Apply by letter in own handwriting. Il 1890
Herald, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
SECURITY Statesmen.

city and travelling men. II you are a
MAN OF BIG CALIBRE, capable OF max
ing BIG MONEY and can sell the PLAIN
TRUTH about the CLEANEST INDUS
TRIAL STOCK OFFERING now available.
you are the man we want, and REAL
MONEY Is YOURS for the making. Live
leads and most liberal commission ar
rangemonts. Cali all week, suite 202 1913
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
WANT TO BE sHowN7

A clean cnt corporation In big
money making business in this city
can use for legitimate business eN-
pansion additional capital. The SO
preferred, with a common bonus,
is gilt edged. A supremely good
opportunity for conservative minded
investors who want 10 be shown"
Call or write EASToN SHAW. $50
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
SECURITY statesmen WANTED

SECURITY statesmen WANTED
with 100 per cent; bonus OF common stock In
going copcern. to people who know about ths
company and have written for information.
Only experienced men considered. Liberal
commission but absolutely no drawing ac-
count. Apply afternoon only. johnson
Hopkins o.. sos 5th ~.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.


ACCOUNTANT. bookkeepcr, office manager,
80. broad experience take entire charrs
lyn
ACCOUNTANT. Office manager, bookkeeper;
2o years experience. costs. collections and
corres spondencc: salary $50. A 2e5 Herald
Herald sd.
ATT 73NDANT nurse fgradua,e). 20 invalid
gentleman by experienced man. married
speaks several lansuages travels. Borrow
0a3 Lexington nv.
ATTENDANT nurse or companion for gem
tlemani experienced. intelligent, and rea-
sonable salary. Leroy, ssf W. oath st.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
INFORMATION WANTED.

IF r.. II. WELDON or any person knowing
his address will communicate with Miss
GLEASON. 44o Phillips pl.. sfcntreal. it
viii be appreciated.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
Cooks. Sc.

COOK. Norwegian; professional cook and
butler. luu -.4aons, teas. dinners; work to-
ecther or sera rate. Schuyler 1851.
COOK, waitress, young, first class; private
day, week, references. NJ ~. 40 West
I'D ST.
COOK and clambermnid or waitress mother
and daughter experienced. IN good private
family. Writt Advertiser 100 Sd nv.
CColS, French economical. experienced; $40.
NJ. g. $50 W 9th.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
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Now York City.

N THE nov COURT or JUSTICE.
Probate, Dir - and Admiralty Division
tDivorcel. TO WALTER JAMES DICK. late
q Albert terrace Ulackpool, Lanes. and
North Eustoni d6tel, Fleetwood, In the
citation has been issued IN this Division
citing YOU TO appear and answer the petition
OF William Barton Lodge Of - Birtley
street, Maltby, In the County of York Goods
Porter, praying for a dissolution OF mar
riago, In default OF your so appearing, you
VIII not be allowed 20 address the Court,
ana the Court VIII proceed to hear the said
petition proved and pronounce sentence IN
respect thereto. And take further notice that
for the purpose aforesaid within efr weeks
after the date OF this publication, an ap-
pearance must be entered,~at the Divorce
Registry, Somerset House, strand, London.
w DE QUETTv1LLE. Registrar.
JACKSON and JACKSON on Z south square
Qray's Inn, London, W. O., Agents for
Gchard and Co, Rotterdam. Petitioners
Solicitors
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
Statesmen.

Three high calibre men qualified
for rapid advancement into execu-
tive sales position wanted by New
York financial service house, Of
fering an attractive preferred and
common issue, highly indorsed by
local banking and commercial ref
erences. permanent positions on
very liberal commission basis,
with drawing account to pro
ducers. Write or inquire third
floor, sos 9th av.. 42d st.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
PATENT ATTORNEYS.

OVER "a years practice; all communica-
tions strictly confidential; handbook on
patents free on request; special facilities for
office consultation. MUM & CO.. 662 Wool
worth Bldg, y. y. G.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
SECURITY statesmen.

Industrial. manufactured by one Of tie
largest steel corporations: live direct leads
Call Sales Manager, Vanderbilt 1880.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04

PARTNER or financial hacker for
manufacture and wholesale distrlbu-
tion of hardwood lumber product: at
tractive profit and established busi-
2ess; $4,000 required u 126 Herald.
Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
HELP WANTED-MALE.

statesmen FOR HIGH SECURITY PRE-
FERRED STOCK. WITH B0NuS OF
COMMON. TEL EPHONE EXPERIENCE;
HIGH PRESSURE MAN, WITH SOME Gil
ENTELE DESIRED: SALARY coMMEN-
sURATE WITH ABILITY AND COMMIs-
SION: POSITION rs ALSO OPEN To
YOUNG MEN, 2i TO 25 YEARS, WITH
SELLING ABILITY WHO CAN PRESENT
UNUSUAL INVESTMENT OVER TELE-
PHONE. ANSWER FULLY BY LETTER,
BOX n. NJ. ROOM 20i. i20 LIBERTY ST.
NEW YORK.
statesmen for unique window advertising
display: excellent returns. Call Friday.
between i-3. Mr. Trucker, 5oi w. 12lst CT
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

pay 2Eeo more than any one for your fur
niture, rugs, pianos. paintings. BAISLEf.
,1a University place. tStuyvesant 229s).
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.

For Bire-rasseuger Gers.
ATTRACTIVE Limousine: owner will drivs
YOU anywhere: reasonable terms. EVANS,
1885, Harlem.
CADILLAC cars: shopping s5 driving "a;
theatre, return $3.50 matinees 80. month
Is s4h0 Circle 1890 iio West 54th.
CADILLAC, 1918. passenger limousine. S.
hour; day, week month. Columbus 56Te.
IUJpnON latest Super-Siy limousine; month
ly, hourly. references. MILTON HORN
bryant $500
limousine touring cars for hire; moderate
rates. BUCKLES. phone Murray Hill 2s05.
ONE or two passengers wanted 70 any point
on Pacific Coast: Cadillac car: expert
driver: flat rate or expense sharing plan:
beat references given and required. Address
boS Y T0s Herald, Herald So
PACKARD TWIN sfxEs for hire. perfect
service; reasonable rates. q. NJ. r @, ".
WILLIAMSON, 2oi w. s3d. BRYANT 42i9-s5s0.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.

PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.
wishes position: lady or young girl for
trip TO California beginning OF April best
references. e. Andersen, oo2 Wardman Park
Hotel. Washington. ID. C.
from Parts. II9 Herald. $50 Bway.
nended. qualified teacher. language.
nEs considered above ssary ron1qv
preferred. d 141 Herald. Herald 50.
COvERNEsS-Lady. experienced would take
entire charge OF one or two children three
ID 174o Herald. Wash. Hgts.
GovERNESS or Lady's Maid-Young French
girl. speaks little English. wishes position:
best references. c.. 247 West SD.
GoyERNEsS. woman, French, visiting, com
panion TO lady: excellent references. Cathe-
incan. Lenox 0f40.
HAIRDRESSER, coiored. facial massage,
scalp treatment. manicuring. &c. All week.
Col. 1880.
atcnographer. one year supervisor Of dicta-
phone bureau and one year private secretary
eneineering department can give referen;cs:
state snlory, chances for advancement. q
1915 Herald, Harlem.
STENOGRAPHER wishes position, g years.
experience: salary s22. Tel. Lenox 4140.
SWITCHBOARD operator. typist, general OF
flee work. cashier; references. ID 1874 Her
aid Herald 50.
TEACHER-Refined foreign lady wishes po-
sltion In school 20 teach Spanish lam
euage best references and certificates. u
i37 Herald. Herald so.
TEACHER will take children unhappy in
school or backward. 4Gs w. 14fth.
WOMAN wishes position 60 read to Invalid
or shut In. Lewis. lac Manhattan av.
YOUNG woman wishes work part time. day
or evening, correspondence. stenogrsphy
typewritlng, bookkeeping: excellent refer
enoes. Telephone schuyler 1851.
YOUNG woman wishes position as secretary
TO physician: knowledge OF bookkeeping
and typewritlng. Apartment 4, ~ w. 12slh
Housekecpers.
HOUSEKEEPEfs, practical nurse. high ciasa
middle aged gentlewoman. wishes care
seml-invalid or bachelors apartment, i, 2, Q
adults only good manager very capable
highest references letters only. Miss s. G.
aaul. 335 W 1tth.
HoUsEKEEPER. working, capable, refined
young widow with baby ~ months; no
washing: excellent condition. good home
more attractive t1lan large salary Heiscr
2i0l Cornelius St, B'klyn. Tel. Evergreen
a0SI.
HOUSEKEEPER.-Set colored woman
wishes position for ono or more bachelors;
Al references Phone Morningsido 20t3.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
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Situations wanted-Femaie.
Domestic.

HoUsEwoRKERs, days. half time; refer.
oncos. Carney's Agency, 1856 w. f45th. Au-
dub0n 1900
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
SALES MANAGER

SECURITIES.
Large manufacturing company wants ex-
perienced manager capable OF organizing
large crew OF salesmen 10 sell its stock.
Don't answer this "Ad' unioss you have or
gnnized and managed a force OF security
salesmen and have trained inexperienced
men. NJ p box 405 Herald Herald So
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
STOCK SALESMAN.

Tie nature OF our proposition plus tns
cooperation We give our statesmen should
make II possible for the high calibre man
to sell a minimum OF $50 600 q month. Our
proposition has the written Endorsement OF
leading bankers and business men in their
respective fields II is one which every real
stock salesman VIII welcome once II Is e1.'
plalned to him. Successful security men
don't waste time on deals which can't stand
investigation Why continue 20 handle those
OF doubtful merit? We have room for a few
high quality men n our organization on
highly attractive commission basis. IL you
can qualify address Suite 9l2, ~ West 34th
ST.. or telephone Mr.. Hodes. Fitz Roy 1899
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
sALESsfEN.

Statesmen.
Commission basis. with or without Glen
tele; live direct leads: splendid corporation.
Call Sales Manager. Vanderbilt 1880.
Observation-Disclosures bead house desires
salesman acquainted with bead business
thoroughly familiar with jobbers, nanufac-
turers and embroiderers; commission basis
with drawing account excellent opportunity
for the right party. Address Beads, ~
Herald, Herald so.
Statesmen.
We can offer you life long position in
an established business where character and
ability are more important than experience.
You satisfy US and we win satisfy you that
this opportunity Is real one. Apply IN per-
son J.. r. Steel Service Corp. f65 broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04

WASHER or second man for private ga
rage; good position for right man; expert
enced II i43 Herald. Herald So
wATCHAfAN, NIGHT. WANTED: BRING
REFERENCES. APPLY THE NJ K r :
CHANTS REFRIGERATTNG CO.. I'd AND
WARREN SITS, JERSEY CITY.
YOUNG man, general office worker whole
sale provision house; experience In this
line necessary. State experience, salary ex-
pected. Box 45, 1853 L. 125th 81.
5-SALESMEN wANTED-5.
Local proposition. concern Is years old
organizing new staff; no travelin9; commits
sion basis. stock statesmen need n. apply
Call IN person. TO 3. room 10ii. $50 Mad
ison av.
Instruction.
LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR-Pleasan
profitable work. day and evening classes.
Send FOR free booklet and VISITORS pass
West Side Y. NJ. G. A., 30i w. 5Ith 81.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

Dome site Help Wanted.
BUTLER useful, chamberrnaid-waitress:
country: houseworker. Esther Lind Agency.
74J Madison av.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
AGENTS WANTED.

SELLING AGENTS wanted for lemon ex-
tract. non-fermentabe. genuine product;
patented. Send offers, with references, G.
CAL. Via Padre Rocco No. so Naples
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

AEOLIAN DUO ART. grand Steinway piano
for sale: excellent condition. u 1910 Her
aid, Brooklyn.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-12-06

Quite; informal.-"Johnny said bis
mother, 'if you are going to Freddy
Roblnson's birthday party it's time you
went upstairs and got dressed. And
for goodness sake don't forget to wash
your neck and cars thoroughly
"Aw, ma," objected Johnny, Il
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-12-06

old Dobbin had his faults, but you
didn't have to jack up one hind foot
to get him started Oh frosty morn
ing.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-12-06

don't have to go to all that trouble, do
I? Freddy said there wasn't going TO
be any girls at his party
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-12-06

See The Enquirer Office for Titles
and Mortgages of Real Estate.
Daily picayune., 1921-02-02
Peace Pact Ignored.

Dr. Simons inveighed against the idea of spreading the separations pc riod over 42 years, which is 12 more than the treaty allowed. He said that the treaty provided for separations only to the civil population suffering specific damage, and that Germany had right to be heard in the examin- alton of these claims.
 With reference to the retention by the allies of 12 per cent duty on her exports, Dr. Simons said this was made without consideration of Germanys capacity, and taken together with the other proposals, form scheme of en- slavement of the German people and scheme of compulsory labor"
 At Dr Simons' request there was no debate, although this did not preven Adolf Hoffmann. Socialist. from mounting the tribune and declaring that the minister's speech showed the bankruptcy of the capitalistic system.
 It is generally rearded that the pro posal that Germany shall not raise for eign loans without the consent of the allies is intended as warning to Amer iea not to lend to Germany, and to Germany not to borrow from America but from the allies.
 The situation is tense. pr. Simohs last night wrote his letter of resigna- ton. hut was pacified by President Ebert Preceding this cabinet crisis was narrowly averted.-Gazette.
Daily picayune., 1921-02-02
DEATH FOR ARM-
 ED ROBBERS
BILL ALLOWS JURIES TO ASSESS LIFE TERM AS ALTER
 NATIVE.

Without dissenting vote the Senate yesterday passed Senator Jackson's bill making robbery with arms a capital offense. and prescribing the same pen alties as are assessed for murder in the first degree. The original bill applied only to bank robbery, committed with arms. but the bill was amended to in clude highway robbery and hold-ups. The measure provides for Imprisonment in the penitentiary from 10 to 21 years in cases where the robbery is commit ted by unarmed persons. The measure also provides that life Imprisonment may be made the penalty as an alter native for electrocution. at the discre- tion of the jury.
 Senator Jackson said that robberies are increasing at an alarming rate, and that the drastic provisions of the bill are designed to scare off robbers or gangs of robbers who might want to op- crate in rkansas. Senator Bone de cartd that he was for the bill, but ex- pressed fear that it's effect would be defeated by the drastic penalties, and that juries, rather than return death
Daily picayune., 1921-02-02
GERMANY RE-
 FUSES TERMS
PARTIES UNITE IN OPPOSITION TO ENEMIES DEMAND FOR
 INDEMNITY.

Berlin. Feb. 1.-Dr. Walter Simons the foreign minister. declared in the Reichstag today that the government will refuse to negotiate on the basis of the entente decisions regarding repar- ations. and will formulate counter prop ostions. His position was supported by all the party leaders except the Communists. who heckled and jeered him when he finished speaking
 Dr Simons said the German govern ment was unable either 10 refuse or to agree to participate in the forthcoming London conference. because 1t had not yet been invited to send representatives
 Dr Simons' declaration of the Ger man governments position consisted of lengthy criticism of the terms. and concluded as follows
 Not having received as yet an invi- tatiOn to the London conference. the German government cannot accept or refuse to participate in it, but declares in the meantime that it refuses to ne gOtiate on the basis of the netente de cisioaS and that it will formulate eoun- ter propositions.
Daily picayune., 1921-02-02
Applicants for Superintendency

It was said at the governors office last night that there alrady are several applications for the office of superiD- tendent under the new system on file Ir was said that one of these applicants is D. r. Slaughter, a highly successful planter who lives in the Scott district Another applicant whose name was withheld. is said to have been in charge of the state farms in Mississippi for several years.
 The Gates bill. the measure passed by both houses of the legislature and which abolished the old commission, was signed yesterday morning by Gov ernor McRae and thereby became n law The new law automatically ends the tenure of office of the old commission CTS, who are: w. A. Coker. Monticello : John F McQuiston. Newport and Finn Craig El Dorado, but they will remain in charge until the new board is organ ized and takes control.
Daily picayune., 1921-02-02
"Drafts" Them to Serve.

II was said at the governors office last night that in choosing these per sons the governor considers that he is virtually drafting them into the state service IL was said that the governor is prepared at once to name other per ed decline to serve.
 sons on the board if any of those select
 |. k. Alexander is a member of the House of Representatives and is well known planter. II was said at the gov ernor's office last night that MT. Alex ander will accept
 Mr Jones is planter. banker and business man. ell owns a plantation that adjoinS the state convist farm for negroes at Cummins, Lincoln county.
 Mr Crockett is Lincoln county planter anl he also is farms manager in charge of the Arkansas interests of Gov Frank O. Lowden of Illinois.
 Mrs. Conner is a well-known resident of Augusta. She is member of the Augusta School Board and is known for her philanthropic and humanitarian work
Daily picayune., 1921-02-02
Riechstag With Simons.

Madness is the term leaders of the Re;chstag used in discussing the repar- ation conditions. Dr. Simons said the execution of the terms would produce out Central Europe, as the bankruptcy of Germany would also bankrupt part whom is France
 Ut is greatly to be deplorcd." he con was only bystander during the nego- tlations concerning separations i'll Par is The settlement of this question de termined the fate of the world culture.
 Herbert Guttman of the Dresdener bank said The repara tions figures are absurd. and the tax levy on experts is absolutely beyond understanding The latter would kill Germany's export business, and how does the entente ex- pect Germany to pay if she cannot eX- port her products? It is inconceivable that America and England will permit Germany. their best customer. to be ruined by the enforcement of such terms The German mark showed slight decline toward the close of yes terdays session of the Bourse, when the terms became generally known.
Daily picayune., 1921-02-02
COL. HAMBY LAID TO REST.

Funeral services were held today at ID o'clock over the remains Of Col C. C. Hamby at the family residence where large and loving eoncOurse of friends assembled to pay their last tribute of respect to their departed neighbor At the conclusion of ser vices conducted by Rev. j. A. Sage, the long procession moved out to De Ann cemetery where the remains were turned over to Brother Masops, who laid their deceased friend to res! with Masonic honorS.
 The following acted as pail bearers : !. R. York. D. l.. McRae. w. B. White, Lynn Harrell, Adam Guthrie, Jake Sanders.