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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-16

lat roulette; the faro layout would be
offering its invitation in a moment I;
there was II game of dice in progress.
kendric's companions moved about
from table to table. laughing. making
small bets or merely watching. But
presently as half dollars we're won and
lost the insidious charm of hazard
touched them. Monte stuck fast to the
faro table for fifteen minutes, at the
end of which time he rose with sigh.
tempted 10 go back to Kendric for a
real stake and cut in for n man s
play. But he thought better of it and
strollcd away. rolling cigarette and
watching the others Jerry bought a
so stack of chips and cssayed his for
tunc with roulette, playing his usual
lu& and his usual system; with every
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-16
Hou | Became
4 MoUie Star
is Told TO
NEZ KLU.UPH
What Has Already Happened

i'T" NLo"ii ~ /
-------------- -------------
what Has Already Happened
Dorothy Lame. a small torrn qiH.
mbitio"s TO become. screen star,
rhHe on a trip to NC,C York meets
Locrcn"c fr'nrh, press oGcW' who
0fcomCS Interested in her ami SCcarCS
for hcr an important paH p'oyirg
oPpo$'t" |ohu $c~0rd, n fHUouN
screen S'Gr. N""a,h 1SkS DoroHH
10 marry nm, mt Shc r't"SCS. Elk
morn b'G pr0dEc"r. o1'rS DOr0tbg
on important ro'c. NhUC diHUg wiN
LaMrC"c" Frorh. Mc meets EiEhoju
and goes bom' "jh Ljh. wdHc La1rJ
goes 10 Il dHHcC "LHb ICiH P"iSrHiG
Grdrcs. rhHdiood tricDd rbom hc
met At thinner. Dor0tbU rctuScs
Eikh0rH . "ontrrr'. J0bu H,,rad huv
q nght "h Ehh"rH' Ht Mc NoDW
C'nd Wh"n the '0H"r makes d'rO00-
tory rCm0rkS 0bout Doroth2. dud u
reportcr a'fs Jar "at""'" tto"'
heT' sac "'iS ""' "' - "9Hy'@ Z"
marry H'""d'
NOV. HoI 60 straight 70 sleep and
~ forget about all this" Jenny
urged a> she >lpDpd her arm around
me and hc,pcd me back up The stairs to
my room.
But | couldn't do II. lust Iay there
and thought about what an awful mad.
die ! was in. and wondered how Id
ever get ort Of +, tTnrchr of hove
happy I'd been earlier that day. urI
what a gorgeous rino Ia,yrcnco French
and ! had had when we " ere dancing
together. and II seemed eir!nlv inrrrdi.
bic that | could have made surI Il mess
of things after that.
roo,;n, l.,c, .,,,, ,, s, ,,,,,..
iO'N'hS "" ~ ! 60 VIA So ~ Hti1Il.
va, MSn ~ Nn'y"' l">' oN Il, ing "'I''-
IIn.l!' l r%'IiH nave save" me Sitaht!"h.
needh nav" n''4 -. i@~lN noo"t tha'
Eiri "h" was an "Id TREND or Larry =
i1r one tHihg;; i WAS perfectly natural
mat ne ShoI'd want :" SEQ her again,
50 50 childish about not going away from
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-16
CLOSE-UPS of the MOVIE GAME

BY HENRY NJ. NEELY

Of had
re,,froI ,io,ro
,.,,n,. ..,I ..l .r.. =. .1, 49,. =. .
n"w aIt director and
F " rA "t "' nh ana DEMAND 70 know what IN ni'so tN Ad Ueen
all Tine.
average business man who gs into move proposition doesn't think
M MI r nroarinr rr b rons " t%r +, E @ oi ne i, ~ orr,
'"a ~ "''""S
Cnr in" io,, nn T. drnrnJ ',t ,n t tn" m on o. ,oh
~, %S, -. - ''
r \nJ r ,ir, @ r14 a fi ",,r ro m ~ iI ror" n i
'I . w. "o'
' ." tt''.i'." .".I
al" i'''" '''' NV "'S'"'
anu l','l '! ''' 'ID"'.
Ivy '""h''5 "'' ,'' W.
imE'" l"u " interior OF inc 'oN
HI 'N o"'4 ''" Se' LILLY ''"iHe'c" '"
III d"a
l' H'' "'>h a"E'"l'S IKE inc h'NlOF Z" p"OeN
S' " o1''S I'' "' uS " movie art director ~ ahhns S~cN Il
\
" mace from 'Hch location ana arranging ~ time SO aS s"1t al the %
own n 'NI'lS q" '"! 't"' AN" "'u" h"u
" lant WIN ~" camera always IN MS Hnu ana an eye out Tor
'' "N' ''''o" anu tue U'S' "S"l'"S'
G. EINGHiNN job jc'Guc upicatod he had "ruS/y
Oha HoHgnood requirements tor
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70 bs continued tomorrow
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-16

Above are some behind the scenes
pictures showing preparations being
made for now Irene Castle picture.
in the upper left hand corner they
are picking out location on n set.
Director Hollywood shows Camera
man Stuart the exact angle he wants
included in this particular shot. The
iron grill doors are cut out oi heavy
cardboard. wired together and painted
black. The picture in the upper right
hand corner shows that bath spray
makes the best fountain. \ baby spot.
light will be aimed down on it from
above and make tho spraying water
photograph beautifully. The lower
view shows them "laying" a "tt'cd"
floor. The baS" is compo board. care
fully fitted. The design j. then drawn
in crayon, filled in with gray black,
jet black and white. and vanished so
that it will photograph with the
sheen of actual tiling.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-16
PHOTOPLAYS
PHOTOPLAYS
PHOTOPLAYS

II following theatres obtain through
III S
thethe
Conlpan O
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-18
PIDEN LA "REPRIsE''

Son mRchas las personals que han mos
trado deseos de que sea exhibida nue.
vamente la interesante pelicula sTriun
TO de Venus, 10 que comunicamos a
don Alvaro para que yea 81 le sera po-
slble complacer una vez mas al sobe-
rano. Muchas damas tambi6n han mos
trado deseos de presenciar la exhibi-
cdon, la que, bastante conocida peg
rosotros, no vacilamos en- -recomen-
darla a las damas, dado su gran vaIor
artistico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-18
EN- Ell "sIs1Fo".
INAUGURATION DEL
ssCAsINo DE MAYAGUEz'

Mafiana domingo, a las $50 de la
manana, sera inaugurado ell nuevo edi
ficio del ''Casino de Mayagiiez''. acto
Ell cual promote ser brillante, a juzgar
por las distinguidas personals que to-
maran parte principaisina en- el.
Segdn Ell programa, habra seieccio
mes musicales, recitaran el Licdo. Riera
y la Srta. Maria Cintr6n, pronuncia
ran discursos ell DR.. o. Goico los
Licdos. Jose A. Dominguez y A. Ar
naldo y Sevilla.
a las de la noche Sc celebrara un
gran bale de etiQueta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-18
LA HUELGA DE ToRcEDoREs

Continua con gran frmeza la lucha
entire torcedores y patronos del tabaco.
FL aviso publicado por la compafiia,
no ha surtido Ell efectos pensado por
dicha corporation, pues hasta la fecha
no ha logrado que ninguno de los mil
torcedores que concurren la fabrica
de esta ciudad haya presentado La So
licitud que pide La compafiia en- dicho
aviso. Hemos hablado con muchos ira
bajadores y nos han contestado casi
todos La misma cosa: 30 TRABAJA-
MOS ToDos, o NINGUNo. /"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-18

Por i:lconstancia de vendedores por ls
calle Sc snplica los amantes de la lee
tura compren Ell MUNDo en- la agen
cia frerte al "Teatro Nuevo'' en- e.
establecisniento de don Esteban Corde
70 en- Ia esquina de la plaza de la es
cueia s'Belaval' Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-18
Notas de Bayarnor1
UN CRAVE PELIGRo


No de otro modo puede considerarse
Ell hecho de estarse depositando las ba
suras recogidas en- una parte de la ciu
dad, detras del terreno ocupado por La
escuela de "Campeche''. La distancia
q que de dicho edificio son arrojadas
las basuras, es mucho menos que la
distancia que media entire la fabrica de
tacabos de Puerta de TERRA ell sitio
EN- que eran depositadas las basuras de
La municipalidad de San Juan. En- esta
ultima poblaci6n, por medic de, IN
injunction Sc consigui6 evitar 10
exposition de los trabajadores a con-
traer enfermedades. /GSera necesario
Fotro para evitar Ell grave pengro que
Sc quiere ocasionar a los alunnos de
La escuela que mencionamos? La Sani-
dad dira 10 que estime conveniente. Es
peramos su respuesta.
MEJORAS EN- LA LINEA FERREA
La "Linea Ferrea del Oeste'' est&
introduciendo grandes mejoras tenden-
tes benefciar al publico que le dis
pensa su protection. La Estacion de
Cataho ha sido pintada artisticamente,
habiendose colocado algunos bancos pa
ra, Ell descanso de los viajeros. En- los ia
Heres de esta ciudad Sc estan reparan
do algunos de los coches y ell trafco
en- general ha aumentado considerable
mente. Ell pdblico ha recibido con sim
patias la rebaja iniciada en- ell precio
de los viajes: diez centavos de Baya-
mon a San Juan vice-versa, es ma
prueba> de que dicha empresa 'quiere ia
I vorecer al p1blico. Ell administrator,
Sr. Larroca, no descansa un mcmento
por hacer todo 10 que cree convenien
te para Ell benefcio del plbhco y Ia
empresa. 'Oportunamente solicitare-
mos de tan enthusiastic administrator,
un interview" que daremos a conocer
a nuestros lectores. En- el trataremos
de inquirir las mejoras que dicha en-
presa tiene en- proyecto realizar en- ell
future.
ANIMADoS DEsAFIOS
Tales resultan los desafios de chase
BALI ''basket BALI que vienen ce-
lebrandose entire los alumnos de las
/ escuelas de esta ciudad y pueblos limi-
trofes. Unas veces van nuestros- mueha
chos a dichas poblaciones otras vie
men los de ALA, aca. En- ambos casos es
de alegrar Ia. sin1patia eordialidad
Que Sc dernuestran los bandos comba-
tientes, esmerhAdose cada uno EN- obse
GUAR de la lneior manera los juga-
dores. Is esta una nota de cultura que
nos alegra mencionar.
EN- Ell 'sIsIFo''
Cada noche en- ell Sfsifo es un
ratio mas de placer que disturbances en-
medic de ests baraunda social en- que
vivimos. su propietario no descansa,
tratando de exhibir las cintas de mas
agrado al publico lie exhortamos que
continde asf.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-18
AL coM1s1oNADo DE SANDAL

Llamamos la atenci6n del DR.. Coma
lez, hacia Ell hecho de que en- algunos
puestos hay dfas que Sc expende carne
que no esta en- buen estado de con-
servaci6n. segdn 10 que hemos podido
observar, en- dichos puestos Sc queda
carne de un dia para otro, que dicho
sea de paso no es vendida toda, debi-
do al alto costo Que sin raz6n Sc
sigue vendiendo ese articulo. Pues
bien, La carne Sc queda de un dia para
otro, y tai parece que no Sc preserva
con la cantidad de hielo que debiera,
resultando de clio el estado de descom
posici6n. Damos esta information por
experiencia no por referencia. Sc
guramente el DR. Gonzalez ordenara sea
remediado eSe NAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-18
IMpoRTANTE REFoRMA >

FL cenocido manager del teatro
de 'variedades' don Alvaro, ha in
troducido en- su aristocratico cine una
buena reforma, consistente en- dos pla-
zas de acomodadores de las personals
que ALI van distraer sus melancolfas
Las agraciadas han siGo las sefnoritas
Isabel Rodas v Josefa Lugo. Tan prom
to penetra uno en- dicho teatro, carifio-
samente Sc lie acercan a uno con gran
des muestras de simpatfa le acompanan
hasta una luneta palco. La noche de
su debut tuvieron ell altisimo honor
de haber sido los primeros ''acomo-
dados" los j6venes Pepin Miranda y
Rafaelito Cabalero. Nuestra felicitaL
cion don AlVaro, quien siempre tiene
distinciones para los ehicOs de la
prensa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-18
ARA Los JUEGos ATLETIcos


Reina gran entusiasmo entire los alum
nos de los grades superiores por asis-
tir a los juegos atleticos que con La
asistencia de casi todas Las escuelas de
la isla Sc celebraran en- Ponce durante
los dfas 20 y % del corriente. La com
pafiia del ferrocarril ha hecho una i'm
portante rebaja en- ell precio de los pa
safes, siendo ell valor de cada uno 1854,
ida y vuelta, desde Bayamon, en- prime
ra clase, valederos desde Ell dia 81 al
25, inclusive. Para poder obtener un
pasaje con esta rebaja, sera ind1spensa
bic presentar una nota que ,certifque
que la persona que 10 soicita es estu-
dante maestro, siendo facilitado di-
cho certtifcado por Ell inspector de Es
cuelas, Sr. vazquez Ortiz.
The New York herald., 1921-09-11
CLERKS AND TYPrsTs.

Tho opening Of new division by the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
nccessitates the appointment of n
number of typists and clerks 70 per-
manent positions; young women OF II
years or over. with high school edu-
cation. are desirable: high school and
business school graduates who have
not reached the age OF IL will be con-
sidered: opportunity for rapid ad-
vancemcnt. Apply between o A. NJ. and
p. NJ. at room 5o33. Madison av.
The New York herald., 1921-09-11
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

ACTIVE. intelligent women to earn $50 to
$75 weekly commission representing we'll
established, widely known and highly in
dorsed mercantile house: must be able to
meet people and mako convincing expiana-
tion; steady employment and splendid future
fully: don't answer unless you have energy
and believe in yourself. Call 800 9th av..
room s14
BILL CLERK. must be accuYnte at figures
and quick typist: steady position: hours
to $50; half day Saturday year round; adj
dress In own handwriting. giving references
ard salary expected. Gerstendorfer Bros,
233 E. 42d ct.
BOOKKEEPER.-BOOK PRINTING OFFICE
WHO UNDERSTANDS CHARGING THOR
OUGHLY; GIVE REFERENCES. SALARY
AND OTHER PARTICULARS. w 103 HER
AID. HERxLD so.
BOOKKEEPER, Immediately, by Protestant
firm: young woman, rs assistant In small
office; must be good writer. able TO furnish
bonds and good references: permanent. APP
BOOkKEEPDR. competent. with knowledge
OF stenography; reply by letter, stating
fully past experience. age, religion, salary
expected to start. Daland Co., c03 West
Broadway.
BOoKKEBPER, assistant, and typist for
making bills. wanted by Wholesale hard
ware firm; state age. salary and oaperi-
ence; accurate. L 1l5 Herald. ESQ Bway.
DOoKKEEPER. temporary. wanted by in
surance company. Apply by letter only.
New York city.
BoOKKEEPER. competent: must understand
double entry and have first class refer
ences. Eugenfe 634 5th av.
The New York herald., 1921-09-11
AGENTS WANTED.
Female,
AGENTs-wOMENl NEW WAY
TO WASH CLOTHES.

No boxing, no rubbing; scientific washing
tablet; cleans anything; use one tablet to
tub q water; cleans washes. blues one
finest and most delicate fabrics: saves time.
work: housewives crazy to get these wonder
full tablets; can't make 'em fast enough:
men and women agents earning 500 .
week; profits guaranteed: try first in your
own home at our risk; send no money
simply name--a postal card will do. Refers
Wash Co.. Room 256. 9th and Spruce sts..
Philadelphia, Pa.
The New York herald., 1921-09-11
SITUAT TIONS WANTED
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

HoUsEwoRKER. general; couple expect.
Ing baby desire young white woman for all
work In five story house. cooking. laundry.
waiting. cleaning; part OF house not oc-
cupied; dining room and kitchen on same
we do not want q transient. but some ons
who Is looking for o permanent home with
growing family. Call Sunday altar 3 or
Monday after II. at 48 East 6sth st. Rhine-
lander 5672 references.
The New York herald., 1921-09-11
eALEswoasEN.

eALEswoafEN.
FRANKLIN SIMON 4 CO..
9TH Ay.. 87rH AND asTH SITS.
OTTER VERY LIBERAL IN
JUDGEMENTS TO CAPA ABLE
gALEsWoAfEN WHO ARE FA-
MIKIAR WITH HIGH CLASS
WEARING APPAREL FOR WON
I'm AND MISSES. AND WHO
KNOW 9 o M = I HI n @ BOTH
ABOUT THE ART OF SELLING
AND THE FINE ART OF PLEAS
ING THOSE WHO BUY.
sALEswosiEN
REQUIRED FOR
woMEN's SUITS
woMEN.s DRESSES
WoMEN'S COATS
WOMEE'S FURS
MISSES DRESSES
MISSES COATS
woMEN's TRIMMED
MILLINERY.
APPLY By LETTER. OR AT
APPLICATION OFFICE.
9 WEST 3sTH STREET.
NINTH FLOOR.
The New York herald., 1921-09-11

ACENTS-$1 600 per man per county;
strange Invention startles world; agents
10000: korstad, farmer, did $500 in
il days; Schlecher. q minister. $i95 first
l2 hours: 81 ZOO cold cash made. paid.
banked by Stoneman in 90 days: SIS. 900
to date: hot or cold running water bath
equipment for any home at 1880: sef-heat-
Ing; I.o plumbing waterwor<s required;
investigate: exclusive sale: credit given;
send no money: write letter or postal to-day.
Allen Mfg. Co., G40 Allen Building. Toledo.
The New York herald., 1921-09-11

YOUNG lady, stenographcr and typist: must
understand how TO compose and type let
ters properly: must be quick and accurate
at figures and erelling: at least years
start; chance for advancement with whole
sale house In Brooklyn. Answer by own
hand written letter, stating full experience.
u, H.. 17s Second ST., New York CITY.
YOUNG woman, educated, ex-teacher pre-
ferred: unusual position; salary ~ 200 first
year plus substantial bonus: transportation
and School Association. National City Bldg,
New York.
YOUNG woman wanted. strong. age 25 to 81.
single or widow. for office work: expert
ence not necessary. Call or write all week.
Q 20 ~ A. NJ. 5IS Courtiandt nv. Phone
Melroee 62oT.
YOUNG lady wanted. capable OF keeping
stock record cards: must come well recon-
mended and have experience. Address in
own handwriting. Importer. SO Presbyte-
rian Building.
Instruction
LADIES EARN s25 TO 500 WEEK BEAU
COURSE BY MAIL. $40. RENO. 223 RIv-
ERsIDE DRIVE. PHONE RIVERSIDE
Tla3 FOR APPOINTMENTS.
EARN s25-si5o weekly only through Prof.
beauty scnool Ao s. vp: EARN While is isarnins.
ITO w. 42d ST.. or Is 9TH av., Brooklyn.
Newark branch. stI broad st. Circular.
SELF SUPPORT IN A MONTH
We train ynu and place you call or send
for catalogue. over 5000 graduates; day.
evening and correSpaence courses. New York
School OF Flling. il1o broadway.
LEARN HAIR AND BEAUTY cuLTuRE;
large earnings and opportunities; day.
evening clarses. Call, write booklet X. WILL
FRED ACADEMY. l5s W. ilth.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Help Wanted Fcsnaie--Coninaercisl.
LIND AGENCY. 745 MADISON Av.
Cooks. Dutlers. chanlbcrmnidg, kitcioTfnaids.
vaitresses iannoreEses .nonst ~ 0r ~ .ecurles:
HfRsT OcCUPATIONAL EXCHANGE.
WALL ST. SPECIALISTS. co BlsoADwAY.
pIowN EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE,
200 BROADWAY. coaTLANpT sJi9.
DAVID AGENCY.
~ West s2d 81. room sia,
Help Wanted Femaie--Domcsfic.
ATTENTioN,--Nurscs. Mattresses. cooks,
houscworkers, couples. incxpe rienced girls
excellent positions: high wages.
MISS FITZGERALD's BUREAU.
as5 9TH AN.
Ar MRS. THO. Mhi.MInsl,c .
swhnISp ioso isNMGy iExfNcros sTHHLs'n hv 11 i'''
Cocks, waitrssscs; chambern'sids. nursss
houseworkers. couples.
At MISS HoFtIAyER's AGENCY.
10 East I'D at, third floor.
Cooks. waifrcsses. chsnbernsids. iaun-
dresF, chambermaids, children's nurses.
Swedish cooks and wsitresser. couples.
osTEIttEf,ti AGENCY. TIC Lexington nv,-
chambc-naids. cooks. kitchsnfaaids; waii-
ladies maids. general houssmaids. iniinsdi.
ateiy.
The New York herald., 1921-09-11
w 0 NJ e N

Here Is your opportunity for an i'm
mediate good future; wanted by n
Christian firm, refined ladies, age 25
up; those with executive ability. good
speakers. good business women. good
managers able 10 manage others;
makes no difference what you have
been doing In the past, or a. present.
here you have an immediate btg
future. with earnings large enoagh 10
make you independent. Call this after
noon. 80 p. M, Leslie Hall. at eSd
ST.. southwest corner Bway.
The New York herald., 1921-09-11
sTENoaRAPHER.

Young woman with exceptionai exec
utlvc ability and experience. to manage
stcnographic department In New York
selling office Of decorative fabric manu-
facturer; permanent position In pleasant
salary desired. S 271 Herald. Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-09-11

annig % Long Island, Islomd, wsstcAsstm
County esy stAs Pet s Hew Yos stess aAs ssss.s@
ttssssts ~ tS sseste~ rfsess nssssss TEE HERALD -
The New York herald., 1921-09-11
Male.

AGENTS-Accept this offer II you want real
money. Sweet made S852 last month.
Murphy $685.. Largest company OF its kind
in America. Your profit $500 to $500 per
order. We furnish full equipment. All you
do Is call on our customers and take their
orders for famous all-wenther coats. Big.
permanent proposition. Spare time or full
offer that will put you on the road 70 sue
cess. The Conner Mfg. Co.. Dept. G-12oI,
Dayton. Ohio.
The New York herald., 1921-09-11

sTENoGRApHER WANTED, BE-
TWEEN THE AGES OF 22.c0
tPRoTEsTANTl. WITH AT
LEAST THREE YEARS COM
MEncJAL EXPERIENCE (UN-
DERWoOD MACFINEp. SAL
aPronTNn7Y oPr M SsHMi fzo ron wirv apVaNsn .:29p
MENT. STATE EXPERIENCE
AND EXPERIENCES. ADDRESS
II. X, l.. o. BOX SOD. CITY
HALL STATION. NEW YORK
CITY.
The New York herald., 1921-09-11

HOUsEwoRK-bfothsra and daughter iwhite); ;
must talk English; daughter TO BE- over Is
years old; mother to cook, DO downstairs
must be experienced. with excellant refer
snces; in the country, forty minutes from
New York: good wages; only those fond of
Write for appointment for interview. giving
full particulars. 270 Herald. Herald 10.
The New York herald., 1921-09-11
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

NURSE, axpsriencad. with references. for
three littie girls. aged z, 3 ysArs and o
months: family In Hartsdale. n. Y. 40 min
utes from Grand Central. Apply to II
A. M. Monday. at A. East 6oth vt.
NURSE. white. daily for chld II months
old. Hotel Majestic. roam $50. Phone
or call Columbus 172 between and p. N.
NURSE for one school child; 10 make her
self generally useful. Greeubaurn. w.
p2d. Riverside bsis.
NURSE, experienced; references: boy years
old. Call Manday. Apt. 2B. 120 w. 66th.
6TFICE ASsiSTANT.-Brigh,. acfive clir1s-
dan for general work: must be neat, quick.
courteous and write a good hand; state
psrienoe and salary expected. y 1881 Her
aid, Fulton st.
PUNCH opsrafor for Hollerith machine. with
at least six monfhs' experience. and pref
erably IN the insurance line. Box S25. City
Hall Station.
PREPARER WANTED. EXPERIENCED.
GALL AT 3e4 WILLIS Av.
The New York herald., 1921-09-11

DESIGNER.-H. Martin & Co.. 1904 Race
st., Philadelphia. will mako liberal ar
rangements with party who can create
snappy. up to the minute style dresses OF
to one who has this ability and will give
references.
DESIGNER.
Assistant art ncedlework, experienced In
cfilcren's dresses. centrepieces and now
tl,ies: excellent opportunity: state expert
ence and salary Box 81 Cable Eldg
DESIGNER TO make neglige models at home.
L., 7S7 9th av.
The New York herald., 1921-09-11

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Elm. Decatur. Ill.
The New York herald., 1921-09-11

gALEswoMEN.
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The New York herald., 1921-09-11

AGENTS, MEN.--600 men werted at once:
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ton. Thomas Mfg. Co.. Section 14l6. Day
ton, Ohio.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01
R RUHa; 81 COUNCIL

Bitter dnuncaion u Mayor C~dweIs the city
council vosrd by Councilman meeting Of
TIM council Monday ansBoon
Heslth dcviarnd ciciss
tries 10 do Tor tho best interests Of the people Of Seattle
lie introduced resolution making providing the
appointment VI three councin advise -ths policies
TO be pursued rcacn municipal mat" II referred to the
committc- u the whole
An effort 10 transfer Of
funds q
legality Postponed
large delegation which n
mass meeting Of the unemployed made demand the council that
public
consider Il may can ake