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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
MRS. THERMOMETERS LUNCHEON

Mrs. A. Leo Oberdorfer will entertain at luncheon on Wednesday in honor of Miss Eleanor I. Saks. whose wedding will be brilliantly solemnized on June 3.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
NELAND SOCIETY RAUL

The local NelsRd society will give ball Wednesday 3vening. May 26. at Miles hall. 215 Third avenue. north. The pro- ceeds of the affair will be used for the beneht of the orphans. the poor and needy in Palestine.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
MAY PARTY AT ST. PAUL'S

Mrs. P. J. McGeever and Mrs. L. E..
 Geohegan will give a May party We'd
 nesday afternoon, May IS, in the school yard for the benefit of St. Pauls Inn provement association. Everybody in vited.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
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pores and tissues of impurities. Leaves the skin clear, soft, healthy. At lead ing toilet counters. If they haven't It, by mail, two sizes, 6Oc. and Sl.2o. NATIONAL TOILET CO.,. Paris. Tam.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
HELP WANTED--MALE.
sAI,EsMEy


IL YOU know you are doing the work
| for which you are best fitttd. and have
no desire for greater success than you have
achieved today this message Is not for you.
But II YOU feel that yau are AS GOOD
aB the next fellow, and hate only lacked
the REAL. OPPORTUNITY 70 show your
ability, you should read this carefully.
We need 100 men, who VIII have an earn
inG capacity OF $4,000 year or better We
MUST have these by the end OF this year.
These men muss be familiar with every
phGse OF our business. They must know
from experience how 10 solve the problems
that will confront their suborclnates.
We cannot hope 10 find these men on the
outside. They must come from within the
standardization among the men whom we
HERE IS YOUR oPPoRTuNrTY TO PRE-
PARE QUICKLY FOR THE HIGH sAL-
AIRED POSITION YOU DESIRE, YOU CAN
NOW BECOME ASSOCIATED WITH ONE
OF THE LARGEST ORG ANIZATI0NS OF
ITS KIND; ONE THAT REALIZES THAT
IT'S SUCCESS DEPENDS UPON YOUR
SUCCESS. WE WILL SPARE NO EFFORT
TO HELP yoU 10 THAT SUCCESS.
During the first four weeks OF your train
work. and win be paid a liberal com
mission basis for what you do. THIS WILL
ASSURE YOU a SUBSTANTIAL WEEKLY
INCOME. If you show during that time that
you have grasped the work, and that you
have the ability you know you have, you
win be immediately placed on salary basis
naming period OF your training.
This organization is engaged In the busi-
ness OF developing men Into moro cornpe-
tent Industrial executives Your work viii
be TO sell high-grade home study course,
THE ONLY ONE or ITS KIND IN Ex-
ISTENCE.
You would not trust your life 20 a doctor
who had not studied medicine or your legal
problems TO n man who had not studied law
But our American Industrial systan1 has
been trusting its problems 10 men who were
not trained until We made that training
possible.
COME TO Us AND HELP Us BUILD A
BETTER INDUSTRIAL AMERICA.
COME TO us AND LET Us HELP YOU
TO BUILD YOURSELF INTO A SUCCESS
Full, HIGH-POWEREp SALESMAN.
Our training classes are unique. Good men
have found our training an inspiration 20
success.
II you appreciate what MAN-To MAN
dealing means. il you are ready 10 work In
every way that the word. implies, an honest
and thorough effort every day. HERE IS a
PLACE IN LIFE WHERE YOU WILL FIND
REAL RETURN WILL COME TO YOU
FROM SO DOING
ENCE IN SELLING HOME STUDY
COURSES. YoU NEED NOT HAVE HAD
EXPERIENCE IN SELLING ANYTHING
If YOU HAVE AN OPEN AND INrELLl-
MEX WHO HAVE HAD THE ApvAII-
TACE or A LIBERAL EDUCATION in
prsINESS WILL Flint THEMSELVES
PARTICULARLY SUITED FOR OUR
WORK.
You owe It 70 yourself to find ott II this
Is Iour Opportunity. Cali between o:a0-l2.
Ia r. NJ, and see Mr.. Dodge the Jtn floor,
. East 45th ST., and talk II over with him.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02

SECURITY SAI.ESaE.S--TO
SERICUS-MiNpEn
SECURITY statesmen
ONLY.
Are you sellirg securities FOR iiis'ia. gain
only? RI YOU arc don't want you.
Are you looking for a proposition .1st is
already over and that can stand rigid To-
vestigaton? If you are, we can satisfy you.
we are Offering . security thu. VIII not
only secure clients for ycu, brt that will
continue them in your clientele forever. Car
Suite 1908. * West iSd s.. at your first
convenience to-day.
THIS OPPORTUNITY CANNOT
BE HELD OPEN INDEFINITELY.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02

MEN--A great chain OF restaurants. cstab-
iiHhed 20 years. is extending Its service
and Increasing It's capital and "a offering its
stock. with guarantee Of per cent. on
preferred and certainty Of large participa-
ton on 30 per cent earnings Several ex-
pcrie7ced statesmen may lind lucrative cni-
ploynent selling this stock by calling Rt is5
broadway, room Ts3. Mr.. Rowland.
MEN, AM LOOKING
for particular tyre OF man who is inher-
emily honest. who can faithfully represent
an Organisation ~ national reputation and
record. reHardlcra of YOUR present Occupation
you may be that particular man whom
can place IN a pcrtion 10 earn not less thap
$1,000 per year. Call between and T.. NJ.
h07 eth av. room p0o
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
QUALIFICATIONS.

The men who are needed by Business
Builders and these concerns are men OF
native intelligence. who have the ability
10 work and who can be trained TO fill
positions OF authority and responsibility
II they have these qualities we shall bear
the expense of training them and they
VIII anrn while they learn. They are put
10 work under a staff of men who rank
with tbe greatest statesmen In America.
under the personal direction of James
w. Elliott. Ninety per cent. of the sue
cessful men In this organization never
had any previous experience in sales
manship.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
Statesmen.

FOUR MEN wHO HAVE BEEN
WITH Us LESS THAN GO DAYS
EctfTIyE POSITIONS THAT EN-
ABLE THEM TO EARN UPWARD
OF $4,000 a YEAR. THERE is
NOTHING REMAHhABLIs ABOUT
THESE MEN OR ABOUT WHAT
THEY HAVE DONE; YOU CAN no
EQUALLY WELL III YOU POSSESS
THE SAME DESIRE. ENERGY AND
AMBITION THEY HAVE DISPLAY
ED; THE SAME OPPORTUNITY FOR
PERMANENT AND LARGE PAYING
POSITIONS Is OPEN TO A LIMITED
NUMBER or OTHERS; THE
CHANCE COSTS YOU NOTHING BUT
a REAL. EFFORT. CALL TO-DAY
BETWEEN AND 1, If YOU ARE 4
CHRISTIAN AND OVER % YEARS
or AGE. J.. A. CONROy & CO, INC,
$50 MADISON AV.. At 18th ST.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
HELP WANTED-TEMALE.
STENoGRAPHER.

Christian engineering firm offers perma-
nent position 10 young lady capable Of
taking technical dictation and transcribtng
accurately: none except those Interested in
doing good days work need apply; state
qualifications, salary. &C. W "A Herald
Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
Statesmen AND MANAGERS
ASSISTANT.

Two men needed immediately 70
work with me IN New York office:
absolute integrity first requisite; SELL
ing experience desirable: murt have
personality, common sense and deter
mination splendid opportunity for
quick promotion to managerial posi-
tion. don't hesitate TO answer if you
are employed; Il VIII pay you fo make
a change. Can II A. NJ. or 2.30 r. NJ.
1870 Canadian Pacific Bldg, 4ith 81.
and Madison av.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02

We shall need during the coming year
soO men TO aid the work OF expanding
rection Of the sales force as permanent
jobs In these concerns.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02

MAN
The man who viii call upon us In response
20 this ad viii possess first OF all the quail
flcations 50 absolutely necessary for a sue
GEES of any kind-arnbition and deternira-
tion. We viii place this man under the
personal supervision of our sales manager.
n man OF experience In training others. who
win instruct and train him to enjoy the
remuneration received by the other members
OF our organization. The man wo select
need not be experienced in our business: In
fact. we prefer to instruct our members In
our own system, which brings rapid results.
Our rapidly expanding organization requires
men Of managerial ability, and we viii place
you in position Of authority and increased
earnings as soon as you qualify There IL no
better opportunity to-day for the ambitious
man than that which we are offer'-g. Gail
after 10 o'clock any day this week and ask
for MR.. WILLIAMS.
SUITE 1910. FLATIRoN FuILDING.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
MEN

A WELL KNOWN FINANCIAL IN
STITUTToN HAS NEED OF MEN
WHO WISH TO ENTER TIE SELL
ING FIELD AND TRAIN FOR POSI-
TToN OF RESPONSIBILITY. WE
OF SUPER EXPANSION AND OUR
EXECUTIVE POSITIONS ARE VERY
ATTRACTIVE. EXPERIENCE DE-
sfRABLE. BUT NOT ABSoLuTELY
ESSENTIAL CALL FOR FURTHER
INFOiiNATIoN At THE l.. n.
STEEL SERVICE CORPORATION or
NEW YORK, SUITE 1T0T-op. BAR
CLAY BLDG, 2ae BROADWAY. ASK
FOR MIR. VAN DOREN.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02

These organizations have been accepted
as clients by the business Builders after
rigid investigation by Industrial engineers
of national repute who attest 10 their
sound value and worth
The New York herald., 1921-08-02

The Business Builders has contracted
70 expand seven GOING industrial con-
Germs by supplying them with men and
With money.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
HELP WANTED--MALE.

rrr.r, CLERK.
FOR BROOKLYN MANUFACTURING OF
TrCE: ACCURATT FIGURING DISCOUNTS
4 UNDERWOOD MACHINE; S30 TO go,
HALF DAY SATURDAYS ALL YEAR
STATE AGE. REFERENCES AND SALARY
ENrECTED. T.. O. BOX 4. PRATT STA
T1ON, BROOKLYN.
CARPENTERS Bench bands wanted: steady
work 10 competent men.
n BAILEY 4 soEs.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02

JAPANESE BUTLER. reliable. competent !:
best references. Cho, Plaza 6I52. $50 T..
9Th gt
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
HELP WANTED-MALE.
sALEsalEN-wANTED.

$50 MEN NEEDED FOR EXECUTIVE
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
SITUATIONS wANTED--MALE.

couple wishes position as cook
and maid, or butler and maid have long ex-
perlence; best reference: Couple, 146 w.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
JAMES w. ELLIorT-His Life in Hi,
Work.

JAMES w. ELLIoTT-His Life in His
Work.
The Business Builders vas founded a
year and n half ago by James w. FL
lott, who believed that building the rnan
poser Of an organization should go hand
IN hand with financing Il. lie started
his organization with fifty salesmen. He
hes now a force Of moro than 1000 and
occupies the twelfth and thirteenth floors
Of the Knickerbocker Building.
James w. Elliott is primarily sales
man. Before he was twenty 10 had sold
goods In every State IN the Union. Ills
unusual ability as a sales manager is
well known 10 sales executives through
out the country. He Is writer os Man
Messages" which have been used by
over 700 American Industrial concerns to
stimulate their sales forccs. Every large
institution in the United States IS fanil-
lar with the products OF his pen.
ADVANCEMENT AND OPPORTUNITY.
Ills organization has been suil. UP un-
der his persona. direction and inspira-
tirn on n basis of merit. Success Is
achieved by any man who merits II,
University graduates, corporation law
yers, college professors, telephone line
men, clerks, hooskecpcrs work together
and secure promotion on the basis OF
accomplishment.
EARNING WHILE LEARNING.
Tho selling or securities u the means
through which executives are trained.
The Immediate earning power In com
missions during the period Of training
rs attractive. The average weekly checks
OF the men who are making good carry
substantial figures-rangtng from SIS TO
more than 500.
Call between 10 A. NJ. and - r. NJ,
Sunday excepted or between and 5 80
r. NJ, Saturday and Sunday excepted.
Ask for Mr.. Wells. twelfth floor
JAMES w. ELLToTT's
BUSINESS BUILDERS. INC,
Twelfth and Thirteenth Floors.
Knickerbocker Building.
s2d ST. and Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
MANA PICKED MAN.


Tho man who answers this ad. and who
is selected 10 fill the nichc in our sales
force that we are now about 10 create,
will find his opportunity distinctly unique.
First lie Will receive the personal indi-
vidual attention OF our manager Of per-
sonnei. who will see to II that he Is fairly
and fully fanliliarized with the details %
the work set for him to do. He will then
be given opportunity. Immediately, to
make a bid for executive position at earn
ings not lees than 900 a year. Mean
while he VIII find II easy to command
very handsome compensation. We are
wen established, long successful. thor
oughly dependable concern. We arc get
ting out OF The rut OF expecting too much
from a man at the start. we arc going
to stake q man now-preferahly an mex
perienced man--to an easy road right up
TO the top pinnacle Of the big paying
berths at our disposal. Our require
inents are only two: You must be a
Christian and over 25 years OF age. Call
from 10 TO 4.
% WEST 4sD STREET.
SUITE 1910.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02

JAPANESE wishes position useful butler.
city or country; good reference Wall, AZ
prOSpert nlaea ettv.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02

FOREMAN with thorough experience;
manufacturer OF pressure gauges Of all
kinds: opportunity for young man Of un-
limited energy. 632 Herald, 10th st.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02


SALESMAN. travelling New England. New
York. New Jersey. Penn. Maryland, vir-
Rinia. Ohio. Kentucky, also greater New
York city, can secure from downtown tex
tilo commission company line OF high
q.ail,y blankets, comforts and rugs COM
mission basis no advance until ability IL
shown. Address Q $40 Herald.
AI,EsNfEN--wanted. travelling ssiesnen OK
perianced in selling extract and fruits 20
candy factories. ice cream factories, bottlers
and wholesale groccrs and having travelled
the States OF Maryland. New York and Penn
svivaAfa Address Blanke BRer Extract and
Preserving Co.. South Kings Highway. ST.
Louis.
sAITgMEN--fIIEh powered men. real STAN.
ina a most wsusual opportunity IN a big
basic industry, un1uestionnhic recurty,
backed bv large industrial Interests real
salePYen win find this an unusual oDpor-
tunity. Cameron Motcrs Ccrp., Columbus
Circle.
SALESMAN ambitious 10 smcceed viii be
given opporiuvlty to act ~ capacity ~
branch and factory manager for large inpnu-
facturers of staple product. Apply Suite
500. 800 5th av.
SAI.EFNEN. N.-weil established corporation
requires few good sslesmen to sell ts
stock on liberal comrnission basis. Call
Hanovsr square, room 2s.
sALEsMEN tor electrical goods salary ard
commission. y srs Hersid, go B'way.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
lo7 MEN PROMOTED.

One hundred and seven men have al
reaay been promoted TO positions pay
ing from 300 20 $4,000 year. Four
hundred and fifty more such positions
arc open TO men who qualify.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02

COOK wanted, male or female; one who has
cooked for fraternities preferred. I'm an
swering state experience. references and
wages expected; out OF town work. 625
Herald 10th st.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
HELP WANTED-MALE.

CHAUFFEUR, Chinese or Japanese; Marnoa
car; cook, housework; adults, small
house. suburbs: references; only experienced
need apply. 6is Herald, 10th st.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02

JAPANESE. young man. wants position as
general houseworker housenan. c.. t.,
1S4 High ST., Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
CUSTOMERS, ai1aN

CUSTOMERS MEN.
large brokerage firm, doing \ strictly
commission business in Stock Exchange Sc
curities, desires TO enlarge its organization
by employing additional customers men.
only those with established clientele need
apply: replies treated in strict confidence:
salary. 11I2 Herald, Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02

MANAGER, yacht club: efficient. homes
man. experienced in handling employees
and in office routine; clubhouse OF 30
rooms: send references and salary desired.
board and room furnished. Reply confi-
DENTAL $50 Herald. $50 Bway.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02

POSITIONS.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02

STENOGRAPHER wanted In Christian real
estate office. Write. giving age experience
and salary expected. GEO. A. BOWMAN, 115
w. 42d ST.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
srENoGRApHER. YOUNG LADY;

one who is experienced. willing and conscl-
filing. &C.; advancement TO one who Is capa-
Bile; good salary to start. Call to-day be-
Evening Telegram, 10th st. and 7th av., Sd Il.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
INDUSTRIAL LEADERS AMONG

Ing from 5000 20 200 year. Four
hundred and fifty more such positions
arc open to men who qualify.
INDUSTRIAL LEADERS AMONG;
DIRECTORS.
The men who are on the boards Of d.
rectors OF those concerns which Business
Builders has contracted to expand by
supplying funds through the sale OF Sc
curitics and by supplying them with an
executive man power are an index TO the
character of these organizations
NICHOLAS T. flicker.
10. ST. ELMO LEWIS.
CHARLES URBAN.
GEORGE L. DANIELS.
n. y. PARISH.
EDWIN S. STEESE.
SAMUEL X. PHILLIPS.
9. u. KNOEPPEL.
WILLIAM GETTINGER.
]. s. BRETZ.
w. r. b. WHITTIER.
j. M. GILBERT.
~. y. BRIESEN.
OTTO v. SCHRENK
MARSHAL J. ROOT.
JUDGE EMIL FUCHS.
GEORGE GLYNN.
ROBERT w. FfSIxE.
ROSS J. ELLSwORTs.
HON. JOHN u. WORKS.
HON. CHARLES F. MURPHY.
CHARLES ABBOTT.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02

MAINTENANCE man, married, S5, expert
enced In engineering. electric. plumbing,
refrigerating aud general maintenance work,
desires suitable position: Al references.
M 1900 Herald, Harlem
The New York herald., 1921-08-02

MAN (30) married. formerly foreign trade.
efficient. conscientious, desires employ
ment, industral. commercial; reasonable sal
ary 1916 Herald. Harlem.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02

sIAN. university tscottish), wishes whole or
part time. employment, revising manu-
research. &C.; lucid. interesting. all round
writer; references. s l47 Herald. Herald So.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02

MAN. elderly. neat, honest, experienced at
housekeeping and In kitchsn: extra good
references. Schultz. 4si u. 9th st. basement,
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
SITUATIONS wANTED--MALE.

CHAUFFEUR. mechanic. 81. single, ~ years
experience. mechanically qualified for any
car: would appreciate and take interest in
good position. Hanford. 1465 Amsterdam ay.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02

WOMAN, cleaner, offices, after 3 daily.
Call, with references. Storm q Co.. 545 r.
list ~.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02

MDTlFLN4 kFIE To.
TALL. ATTRACTIVE. MUST BE EXPERT
ENcEn IN HIGH CLASS WHOLESALE
fEEc5 HOUSE. CALL AFTER 10.
ROTH COSTUMES, nc,
~ EAST SaiD
NURSE. experienced, refined for f-year-oid
boy. best references required, Tuesday.
- Green. 2in w, ssth.
NURSERY governess for boys. country.
references reauired. Apply ntli floor. Gs
~. sdth. "wednesday.
STENOGRhpHER and typewriter Young
lady wanted with some experience ~ sub
stitute. fas Herald Herald "a.
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kensInston Trust In New Quarters

stockholders Of the Krnsmgtou Trust
CO" held their annual meeting in their
new bank building at NensingtOn and
Allegheny avenues at noon today. The
bank was organized IN January, 1908
and until 1910 was located at 263S Krn-
sInEton avenue. when ii erected q build
,hs ,hs on, on me present site, During 1920,
:"t"e the space ror banking purposes
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-11-15
NOTED STORY WRITER AT P. II
S. TO-DAY.

Mr.. Harry Stillwell Edwards, one
of the country's greatest short story
writer's, will read at the Paris High
School auditorium this Tuesday
morning at ten o'clock. The COM
ing of Mr.. Edwards to the Paris
High School marks the beginning Of
a special course of readings and
lectures that will be given by the
English Department of the High
School during the winter and spring.
In this course will be some of the
country's most noted writer's and
lecturers on English. The purpose
of the course is to bring before the
High School some of America s
greatest writer's. These readings
and lectures are open to the public
without; any cost whatever
At the lecture to-day Miss Bland
ing will sing a group of negro
spirituals." If any literary club in
Paris or oBurbon county would like
to have section of seats kept for
them. please telephone the High
School Office.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-11-15
LAST FOOTBALL GAME AT HOME
THIS YEAR.

The Paris High School team will
have as their visitors Friday, Nov.
Is, the wonderful Covington High
School team. Covington has for
years had one of the best football
teams among Kentucky and Ohio
teams. This is COvington's first visit
to Paris and will end the best foot
ball schedule Paris High School has
ever attempted. Coaches Ward and
Sheffield promise the public one of
the very best games of the season,
when they meet the Covington team
Friday. Remember this is the last
home game this season and remem-
Der this is one of the best little teams
the city has ever had Remember it
rained and cut down our crowd for
the Somerset game. We need money
and need it badly and above all re-
member we shall appreciate your
presence and your roofing Friday,
November IS. The Paris High School
appreciates the splendid spirit in the
city toward athletics December %
we open up what we hope will be the
best basket ball season for girls and
boys we have ever had.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-11-15
STREET WORK COMPLETED

Street reconstruction on High
street and the intersecting streets,
from Second to Fourteenth, which
has been under way in this city
since June, by the Henry Bickel Co.,
of Louisville, has been completed,
and turned over to the city for &C
ceptance. The machinery used in
the work was shipped yesterday,
with the exception of that engaged
in making some minor changes on
High street, to Danville, where the
Bickel Company has large con-
tract.
Service over the Paris lines of the
interurban, which has been inter-
rupted by the street construction
work, necessitating use of Four
teenth street as the terminal point,
was resumed Saturday, the cars max
ing their regular schedule as usual,
into and out of the Fifth street pas
senger station. The free bus, which
has been carrying passengers to the
terminal at Fourteenth street, Is
now engaged in service between Car
Isle and Paris.
1t is the universal opinion that
the Bickel Company have made
first-class job of their contract here
and that Paris is now assured OF q
place in the ranks of the "best paw
ed cities of the State" High street
will now compete with Pleasant
street as Mecca for the speeders.