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The New York herald., 1921-04-25
SALESMEN.

CREW SUPERVISORS.
$40 70 1925 per week are the average earn
ings OF our crew supervisors selling the
we'll advertised Imperial gas iron n
house to house canvass, at % cents per week.
The 1921 season IS just beginning. We
have room for two crew supervisors, with
or without crew OF your own. one for Brook
lyn and one for New Jersey territory New
ark resident preferred). II you are real
salesman and willing to put IN days work
for reasonable compensation we have per
manent position and the quickest and best
selling article In the country. Apply from
10 to Il A. M. and from TO +. M. Mon
day. Ask for Mr.. Bloom. Consolidated Gas
Iron Co.. 81 Union square.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25
statesmen.


II you foel that with the RIGHT
PROPOSITION you can earn from
$4,000 up per year we have an open
ing - our Sales Organization that
Will interest you.
Our National advertising programme
starts next week. THIS means an
opportunity to make very large and
quick commissions within the next
60 days, IN assisting us in securing
tho capital necessary 10 market one
OF the most revolutionary products
ever placed before the American public
"a product backed by a group OF well
known New York business men.
A permanent merchandising position
IS open to every man on our Sales
Force who makes good" Six men
win be chosen for Branch Manager
ships within the next 30 days.
For personal interview. call be-
tween IL A. M. and IL NJ. or p. NJ.
and 3 p. NJ. (every day except Sat
urday) and ask for Mr. Pearson.
suite 1902. 700 Sixth Avenue.
Corner 4lst Street,
The New York herald., 1921-04-25

BANKING EXPERIENCE-The local
branch office of q large corporation
win entertain applications from capa-
BILE men over 25, with banking expert
ence; branch offices principal cities
u. S. and Canada. Apply in person.
room 602. 80 Court ST., Brooklyn. be-
tween 10 A. NJ. and 8 p. M.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25
HELP WANTED-MALE.

A MAN-UNUSUAL OPENING
clean record, personal force, common
sense. sincere ambition and sales ability are
the requisites 10 such a man, over 20. we
can offer a permanent. well paid position,
with a later opportunity for much bigger In
come and responsible position OF trust Give
phone number Write NJ 9s Herald. Her
aid 50.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25

MEN WANTED.
Several high class mon TO travel and dein-
onstrate nationally advertised musicai IN
strurnenta, salary and commission. give ful
details IN first letter; only men capable "
earning over 5000 yearly should apply,
q 1o4s Herald. Fulton ~
The New York herald., 1921-04-25
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

ClIAAdBERAfAID WAITRESS, Protestant
girl. for one lady: cno hour from New
York. Address. with fun details. age. ma
ticnaity. wages, references, 1s4 Herald.
Herald 80.
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SALESMEN.

Statesmen.
Two men with the go-getter spiyt
make large and steady weekly income with
New York corporation; attractive proposi-
ton: strong Endorsements: quarterly divi-
dends guaranteed: leads furnished; liberal
commission. drawing account Apply be-
tween 10 and o'clock Mr.. Glider. suite
100, 800 Madison av.
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statesmen

statesmen
TO SELL CEEBSECLOTH. MILL
ENDS, WIPING MATERIAL. &C, TO
LARGE CONSUMING TRADES. COM
MISSION BASIS, WITH DRAWING
ACCOUNTS: ONLY THOSE HAVING
TxPERrENCE IN THIS LINE NEED
APpIY CALI. AND SEE Anl,.
STONE, 80 FRONT ST.. NEW YORK
CITY.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25

MEN, RANKING EXPERTESoE.
The local branch offico %
large corporation Win entertain ap-
plicatious from capable men over
20 with banking experience. branch
offices principal cities United
Statos and Canada. Apply IN per
son, room 2of, ITO West 10Th e.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25
YOUNG WOMEN
Instruction.

WILFRED ACADEMY OF HAIR
AND BEAUTY CULTURE.
Courses OF instruction In ma rcellng, hair
dress, manicure, facial massage, &C.: big
earnings and opportunities In a dignified
and refined profession. day evening classes
Call or write for booklet ''H," l53 w. 44th
Phone Bryant o455
EARN $25-$i50 weekly; only through Prof
Rohrers, the Reliable Uairdress Manicure,
Beauty School; s. up. free for service: earn
while learn: circular explains. 1i9 ". 42d st.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25

BRAssIERE DEsIGNER-ono OF the largest
brassiere manufacturers has n splendid
opening Tor n brassiere designer who under
atands the bEatness and can create own do.
signs this u big opportunity for the right
wcman; outline IN complete way your e1-
perlencc and qualifications: communications
confidential. 5I2 Herald. $50 broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25

BOOTkkEEPER TO take full charge: prefer
ably one accustomed to handle consider
able detail; exceptional opportunity for ac-
curate and conscientious worker; state fully
IN own handwriting age, nationality. ex-
perience, references and salary expected.
y 800 Herald. Fulton ST.
BOOKKEEPER wanted In textile business.
versed In modern accounting methods, fu-
miliar with tax laws; abba and willing. Ad-
dress, with references. 594 Herald. 2S0
Broadway.
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Statesmen.

High grade. Of executive ability. 70 con-
meet permanently with local office OF con-
cern doing a national business; splendid
future, references required. Call 294
Metropolitan Life Building.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25

AUDITOR EXECUTIVE-Wa anted, an expe-
rlenced public accountant, &c, manage an
audit company with strong financial con-
neotions. The man desired should pref
erably either be engaged in business him
self or hold a responsible position with
firm OF accountants OF repute; applicants
should give full particulars. training. quail
fications, experience and salary desired, or
reply viii not be considered. Box 20. Dore-
mus Co., ~ Broad St, New York city.
AUTOMOBILE repairing. driving. complete
course, s35, including ignition system;
keep your present position; learn good pay
ing profession; day, evening; ladies' classes;
license guaranteed. n. y. Auto School. AZ
West 125th st.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25

FARMER GARDENER must be thoroughly
competent and experienced in general farm
ing, vegetables, dairy. buttermaking, breed
out children enclose copies of references
with application: state your age, nationality
and wages expected. also experience. Ad-
dress Room 1907 Biltmere Hotel.
GARDENER and helper wanted gardener
board helper: nice COTTAGE; must under
stand cows, horses, pigs. chickens, flowers.
care or lawn and good vegetable garden:
wages SIJ and $50: milk: no fuel; position
vacant; only willing workers, with good ref
erences. need apply. l.. Wsllick, Carthage,
N. Y.
GROOM. married. no children; good horse
man, able 10 teach children TO ride; care
for or horses: wife 10 care for or 4
men position permanent. Apply with refer
ences Executive offices, Tth floor. h. ii.
Macy Co, Inc, Tuesday. 3-5.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25

OUT or TOWN SHOP
HAS OPENING FOR
HALrToNE OPERA
TOR. HALFToNE FIN-
IsrrER AND pRooFER.
ROUTER AND BEN
DAY MAN.
UNION SHOP.
y ITO HERALD.
HERALD SQUARE.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25

TRY WHITE SPACE TOP,
BOTTOM AND SIDES or
YOUR AID. SEE THE DIF-
FERENCE IL MAKES IN
THIS AID.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25
b u T L e p.

EVERYBODY sees your ad
IL you have white space put
all around Il.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25

LOCAL branch office ~ large
corporation will entertain APP
plications from capable, indus
trious men over -; fair education
and good appearance necessary
qualifications. Apply after 10
a. M. room iT0s. 300 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25

WANTED-YOuNG LADY, over 25.
for selling work. with pleasing per-
sonality, refined and able to converse
easily Call between 10 A. NJ. and r 80
=. NJ. room Coz so Court St. B'klyn.
WOMAN wanted. companionable: light house
keeping: lady. sleep out. 60i W. 191st:
subway,
The New York herald., 1921-04-25
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
ADVERTISING WOMEN

who have had classified advertising ex-
pericnce In New York daily or advertiH-
Ing agency; those who have selling ability
and quick TO grasp fundamental prin-
ciples will be given an excellent oppor-
tunitv TO demonstrate what they are
worth, which Will lead to advancement.
Write. giving your age. experience and
salary desired 10 start. to 6s7 Herald,
Herald square.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25

JAPANESE couple with child; cook. butler.
useful, chauffeur; wife, American. only
chamber work excellent references. II. X,
1913 f. 65ts. ST., city.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.


Ladies
who are in need
of competent domestic help,
male or female.
are invited 70 visit
this section of I'D street,
where large and small
Agencies flourish.
The largest and
most modern
Is the
UNITED EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
165 East 72d ST.,
northwest corner Sd avenue.
which accommodates hundreds
of ladies weekly.
Why not your
BRENNAN's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
46 E. Goth st. Plaza 1217-12IS.
Greenwich, Stamford and New York.
Cooks. waitressos. buffers and couples.
COLORED competent cooks, family faun-
dress, waitress, houseworlsers, day work
erT. GREEN'S, Morningside 5675.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25

IHAMIILETAIII mU8t UndoFatnnd pam
sewing make herself useful Only city ref.
crence. From 9 70 10. 2n u. 10th st.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES private house.
family ~ 3. call Monday bcforo 2 r. NJ,
sos w. i0Tth st
CffAaTBERnIAfD-wAT wiU pay car.
fare 10 any one with city references. 40
weet End av., apartm n ~.
CHAMBERMAID, Scandinavian, competent:
private family. II w. 10th
The New York herald., 1921-04-25

HIGHEST prices paid Golf outfits, cameras.
fishing tackle, binoculars, guns, nautical
Instruments. TRIGGER. 1871 eth av. 56.1
Bryant.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25

HOUsEAfAN or butler. Scandinavian, refer
ences. Write j. Julkunen, 227 East J3d.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25

butler; wife helper, wish positions gentle
mans place or small family; references.
Couple. care Isawa. 400 Il. Goth.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WAITRESS for the country, Swedish or
Scotch preferred; small family; wages $50.
Apply Monday, TO IL o'clock Getty refer
encegl hyH paris Nv
The New York herald., 1921-04-25

WAITRESS s-cIIANiBERMAID. capable young
woman for place half hour from New York
Phone Columbus 1896, ext $40, before 12 or
after 6. Monday and Tuesday
The New York herald., 1921-04-25
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
LAPANEsr corpLE

Both first class, long experienced and highly
recommended, desires position entire charge
small family, country; man, cook. wife,
maid quiet, industrious workers, personal
city references. Couple. SO Sands ST.. B'klyn.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25

JAPANESE couple wish positions first class
chef; wife lady or chambermaid, no walt
ress long experience; five years. reference
K.t Tel. Coiufnbus SN34 lAS ". n1th st.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25
oHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS.

One hour from New York: pleasant
Eurrop ndlngs excellent pay. A. II,
8i9 Longacre Building.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25

JAPANESE. first class butler wishes per-
manent position; has thorough knowledge
OF salads. sandwiches. fancy drinks: best
dispostion highly recommended. Take, IL
Concord St, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25

RuEr-MATrsM and Neuriiis sufferers find
relief In new physio Therapeutic treatmenf
Electro Therepy. Cabinet Baths Baking
NassaRe--for treatment OF constipation.
paraiysis, high blood pressure. nervous dis
sases; satisfaction guaranteed. PHYSIO
THERAPEUTIC SANfTARfuM, 2o2 Madiso1
ay near s5th ct, N. Y, Treatment hours.
. A. NJ. TO o p. NJ. Vanderbilt 47G7.
Sunr,rt~n nnnna
The New York herald., 1921-04-25

WAITRESS, chambermaid. small family,
private house. willing to go TO country for
summer; good wages; references: car fare.
Call 3O7 w. 1o5th.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25

JAPANESE couple. thoroughly understand
housekeeping, cooking. &C., TO take entire
charge bachelors place or small family;
city references. NJ 100 Herald. Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25

CHAUFFEUR, colored (34), wishes position
with private family; careful driver, good
machinst; useful around house; Al refer
The New York herald., 1921-04-25

Packard touring: model 3-S5 Phone GRIT
FIFTH. Columbus s2i0. during business
hours.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25

JAPANESE. valet. single. charge bachelor
apartment; city references. Full. 133S T..
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30

Right-A POPULAR WASH
INGTON DEB. Pretty Laura
Lejeune, whose daddy is Major
General John A. Lejeune, com
mandant Of the United States
Marine Corps. who promises 70
be one of Washington's most
popular debutantes this winter.
snapped on the way to the golf
links. The jolly little lady, as a
"sub-deb' last year, was one of
the leaders in the capitals
younger set. Wide World
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30

SNAPPED AT NO. 10 DOWNING
STREET. Lloyd George, Prime
Minister of England and the
worlds busiest statesman, gives an
audience for the first time to his
baby granddaughter, the child of
his daughter, Mrs. Cary-Evans,
who is sitting next to the doughty
Welshman. At the left on the
garden bench are Miss Megan
Lloyd George, Mrs. Lloyd George
and another grandchild.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30

A TRIO OF VALIANT VISITORS. the first
sonages from other lands to arrive in this
ence on the Limitation of Armament and i
Cemetery in honor of Americas s unknown
mando Diaz, the Italian generalissmo, who
Sir David Beatty England's popular naval
mander of Belgium's heroic little army-ij
private train in Washington after being ID
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30

CAsANCNh, . e r.
geant H. B. Hallowen,
U. S. Marines, some
eighty-two years of
age and the oldest
devil dog" in the
service, meets Secre-
tary of the Navy
DENLY, himself z
member of the Ma
rine Corps during the
war. The octogenari-
an sergeant, a vet
eran of many a scrap
on land and sea.
served as an orderly
under Presid dent
Buchanan.
II. 4 e. from
Paul Thompson.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30

Left = M R S. VIM
CENT ASTOR re-
turns to New York on
the Aquitania after a
five weeks visit with
her husbands step.
father and mother,
Lord and Lady Rib
blesdale, in London.
The former Helen D.
Huntington had ex-
pected her husband
to meet her with his
yacht and take her to
Rhinebeck, but a
wireless informed her
that he was delayed
on the voyage up
from Cuba by 4
high seas and ~
heavy winds z3fl3 =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-03
FRAME BILL TO HIT
RENT PROF|TEERS
PhiIa. Legislators Urged to
Press Statutes to Keep
House Costs Down
LIKE NEW YORK STATUTE

A bill aimed to prevent profitcering
and unreasonable speculation in real
estate will be one of the first measures
introduced at the coming session of the
Legislature.
Representative James A. Dunn, of
the Twenty third ward. chairman of
the Philadelphia delegation, made a
statement to this effect today, before
his departure for Harrisburg.
In view of the fact that many prop
erty owners have notified tenants Of
an increase in rent effective this month,
the proposed legislation is timely.
Mr.. Dunn said that the Philadelphia
members of the House realize the ne
cessity of some definite action regard
ing the rent question, and have de-
cidcd to do all in their power to put
stop to the practice Of landlords who
demand exorbitant rentals.
"There probably will be two or three
measures introduced covering this ques-
ton" Mr.. Dunn said. "The bill, aimed
to prevent unreasonable increases in
rent. will be based largely on similar
measures enacted in other states.
"Thc best features Of many Of these
| bills will be incorporated in the bill to
be introduced in the House"
Representative Dunn, as well as other
| members of the House. strongly favOrs
n measure similar to that enacted by tho
| Legislature of New York, making it
/ unlawful for any owner Of property TO
increase rents more than 25 per cent.
Many of the local members Of the
House say that they had received nu-
mcrous appeals from rcTidents in their
sections urging them to take some
definite action which would curb the
practice of landlords who are demand
ing excessive rentals.
Several members of the House say
that increases in rent of from 30 &c
40 per cent were made In various Sec
tions of the city since the first of the
year.
In view of the fact that most of thu
necessities of life arc being reduced ant
wages are being reduced MS well. sew
eral members of the local delegation as
serted they will use their utmost efforts
to bring about conditions more ncarl,
normal in the general housing situa
ton.
city Council will keep in close toucl
with all legislation in Harrisburg effect
ing Philadelphia, Richard Weglcin
president of Council. said today.
Mr.. Wcglcin said he would asl
Councilman Develin, chairman of tn
committee on law and municipal gov
crnmcnt. to call a meeting during tn
next two weeks and discuss just wha
the committee desires in the way o
state legislation.
After this has been done, Mr.. Veg
lcin said, he will invite various lcgis
lative committees of the Senate an,
House. who consider such bills, to conn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-03
CARUSO MENDING SLOWLY
Eminent Tenor Is Not Yet Well
Enough TO See Visitors

New York, Jan. 9Th" six physi.
clans who have been attending Euriro
Caru~o, i'll in his apartment at the IIo-
tel Vanderbilt sine" December -, Of
pIruri~y and attendant ompyrmu, is
sued the following bulletin at noon yes.
lrrday;
mir. CaruSo had a good night. His
fever j, lower una his progress slow but
satisfactory.
1t Wa. said later at the M",ropoIitau
Op"ra House that Caruso', condition
still j. considered serious, but that no
frnr is rutortulurd Ae will nor recover,
~ visitors saw the singer during III"
day, bur no ~igniGranra was attached
to This, II, the ph} -irians have ordered
that he refrain from any unnecessary
conversation.
Late last night it was said at no
hotel Curu~o's temperature wa, no.
tircahly lower and h" was in o.
spirits.
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Women Lead Juries
COnUicting TWO Men
Continued from Page One

lTOH fuEe onc
was eager to serve, and promised JUS
tie" without any sentiment.
There were many women in the panel
for grand jury and petit jury service in
Quarter Sessions Court No. ], Room
lJ3, City Hall.
Judge McCullcn, presiding there, ad-
ministcrrd the oath to three members
of the January grand jury, induCtcd to-
day with T.. Il. Tyson. lr., real estate
dealer of i934 North CamaC street, as
foreman.
Women Summoned for Grand Jury
There wCrc only three women sum
monCd for grand jury service and none
asked to be excused. The women who
took the oath as grand jurors were Anna
Flynn, textile weaver, 1910 Kingsessing
avenue; Kathleen Morris, stenogra-
phCr, 104S JudSon street, and Pauline
j. MuCkcnfusS, hOusckccper, 2440 Tulip
street.
Eight women were called for jury
duty in Quarter Sessions Court No. | :.
but of these two were excused and did
not appear for service. The women OK
cuscd were Mrs. J. Schacfcr, 302S Cam
bridge street, and Henrietta Smcdlcy
musician, 4027 Spring Garden street.
Six women chosen for service were
Elizabeth KuChcnmcistcr. weaver, 5S21
Windsor place; Esther MCasc, StcnOg-
raphCr, 90 Clinton tSrcCt Louise Mil
Ter, strnographer, 80 Creighton street
Edna TOuChtOH, clerk. 620 North For 9.
tiCth street Laura WaShburn, stats.
ti"ian. IO41 Willows avenue, and Sue
Zimmerman, housckccpCr, 5J0S vii.
lows avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-03
|MM|GRAT|ONPROBE|
BEGUN BY SENATE
Exclusion of Aliens Pending IN.
quiry Called Real Issue
Before Congress
UNDESIRABLE CLASS COMING
BY the Associated Press

Washington, Jan. "A tempor,,,
suspension Of immigration, pendinS /.
full investigation with n view to passir'
some permanent legislations, is the "roaI
issue" before Congress, Chairman CoS
of the Senate immigration committss
declared today at the opening Of hsar,
ings on the johnson bill restricting inn.
migration for one year.
"In dealing with an emergency bill n
this kind" Senator Colt said, I'VE looi
nt it first from an economic standpoint~
how It would affect business and, sec.
ondly, we would consider IL with ref,r,
cnce to the menace-the food from I'm !.
rope ready to pour in upon u.s."
Representative johnson, of Washny.
ton, author of the House measure, wa,
the first witness.
II am told the situation immcdatcl,
confronting u.s. he said, "is such thai
aliens are coming over in droves. Tbsy
are gathering at European ports II
largest numbers yet reported, Thev
represent n highly undesirable class. ~
Mr.. johnson dealt with the increas.
ing unemployment in this country and
presented much other information which
he gave at House committee hearings.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-03
President VetOes
War Finance Bill
Continued from Page One
merchandise. These have been largely
privately financed.
Europe's Ability Restricted

,org"r , rxmort, ,,T, r,,' docs m not seem to lie
~ mich in the lack Of nuaucial ubiI.
~, "rrn -. il, Emrorr', Iurk of mems
nI -, ,"ntc uaymrnt II"r rrodur,iyr
~, n,,in', .,,tn' onj ND NO ,.ryircs vhirL she
,',' 7,' Lnr, az" nmt yrt rrurLrd rnint
L"nIr', ""' w. LoI,nca T"a mo |oin" or ,"m,s
"Hri, '"'( nu'''t,,r fn,,, III, ,,n,i"r ,'d
mouths ,"".l' fn,.i ,u,; ''' for "JIitin"ai
"'F "n''''> !" ~ '''',, l:I i,,.''
exports S''HriIl?S Mi' KHAN, "I.fS'''
men N"','" I''I JUSTINE" III '"N'''@ y
rr>tri'''u'
Il" expert "l 'n' u! ''N''' go"
tcr"nr" reported lAat one 81 t"|
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-03
Would Keep U. $. in business

1t is highly probable that the most
Immediate and conspicuous effect of
the resumption of the corporation y
activities would be an effort on the
part of exporters to shift the tinanr-
ing Of their operations from ordinary
commercial channels to the govern
mcnt. This would be unfortunate. 1T
would continue the government as an
active factor in ordinary business
operations.
If activities of any considerable
magnitude resulted they would nCccS-
state the imposition of additional
taxes or further borrowing, either
through the war finance corporation
or by the treasury. In either case new
burdens would be laid upon all the
people. Further borrowing would in
all likelihood tap the very sources
which might otherwise be available
for private operations or which the
treasury is now compelled to reach TO
meet current obligations Of the gov
CrnmCnt.
There is no question that the bOr-
rowing Of the government should be
limited to the minimum requirements,
and that the government should not
be called upon further to finance pri-
vatC business at public expense. To
the extent that Europe is able to fur
nish additional securities, private
financial institutions here will doubt
les find means of giving the ncccS-
SuTN accommodation.
The way has been opened for added
legitimate efforts to promUt" foreign
trade. Financial agencies in aid of
exports, privately financed, have al
ready been planned to opcrnt" under
the act approved December -, 1919,
authorizing the organization of bank
Ing corporations to do foreign bank
ing business.