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The New York herald., 1921-03-06
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Commercial Helm Wanted.

EmpLorMATTI S4TIoE Ex5HAseE,
SO. Church Street,
New York City.
Established 1909.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
Pseaident M ;:.:..... Otto T. Barnard
naittee of the New York Trus.
Company.
Vice-President, John n. Macarthur
OF MacArthnr Brothers. bti r; Na''N''''u'
OF Harvey osterbridse. I'd "'S'0''"s'
President OF the Delaware and
Hudson Company.
Robt. W. DeForest, of DeForest
Brothers, vice-President and Gem
eral Counsel OF Central Railroad
OF New Jersey.
Paul NJ. warburg. Chairman OF the
Roard. International Acceptance
Bank.
Newcomb Carlton, President OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company.
Arthur Williams of the New York
Edlsoa Company.
George Blumenthal of Lazard Freres.
CLERICAL DEPARTMENT..
(Cont!nned from preceding colun.,L)
STATISTICAL CLERK-Knowledge OF ac-
counting: 500 month.
OFFICE BOYS In all lines Of business are
needed: $12-$14.
Call e-l. Room 715-721.
The NATIONAL"
80 Church St.
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SALES MANAGER
GET-EDITIEl
SECURITY SALESMAN.

We want real salesman 70 present a
high class security OF consolidation Of
o number OF producing companies, one OF
which paid 1866 IN cash dividends and
stock bonus In the last 1s months. The
management and company are open to
fuilest investigation. Strong cooperation
and leads furnished. Advertising cam
paign viii be started IN the near sutuFe.
References are required. We pay an
attractive commission and offer you a
genuine opportunity II you can qualify.
Write Us In confidence what you have
done 70 o. NJ, box cs7 Herald. 206
Broadway.
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SPECIALITY statesmen.

I: you are q real specially salesman, 4.
e.. check writer. books, advertising, &C..
and are looking for permanent connection.
where IL lies within your power 10 achieve
brilliant business success. ! have, and !
prepared TO prove that have, the big
gest business opportunity you have literally
ever seen.
Our proposition is OF dignity and
merit. backed by large. well established
company, which should pay you better than
way.
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sPECTAlTY sALEsAIEN,

SPECIALITY SAI.ESAIEN.
Armstrong Paint and Varnish Works, es-
tablished 1854, want salesman 70 sell Iililg-
Tite Asbestos Roof Cement to factories in
dustrial plants. etc. high commission IS
offered 70 producers who can finance them
selves: state age and outline sales expert
ence fully in initial letter. Address Arm
strong Paint and Earnish Works, North
La Sale st. Chicago.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

YOUNG man having Patent Office expe-
rience, knowing Now York, and Is confi-
dent Of his ability 20 establish New York
office for old estRblished firn; good openIng
Columbia graduate preferred. Address. giv-
Ing full information, j. Gt2 Herald. $50
Brnadway
YOUNG man, thoroughly experienced In au-
toInobts insurance work for figuring pre-
miun,s and making adjustments; must be
rapid, accurate and conscientious; state e1-
perience, age. salary expected aud refer
ences. r "a Herald. Herald 20.
YOUNG Men-Tyo 10 represent 80 high class
publications on commission basis. neat
appearing. aggressive hustlers can average
s9a per week Apply by letter or IN person
70 room 500. 1897 broadway, 70 10 a. NJ
YOUNG man. tS years, neat appearance. for
concern. good opportunity: give particulars
a. 10 qualifications and schooling. t
8G3 Herald, 2s0 Broadway
YOUNG man, Christian. for chemical house
70 assis; in bookkeeping aud import de-
partinent: state particulars and salary de-
sired. @ 900 Herald, Fulton st.
YOUNG man. general office worker, whole
sale provision house; experience In this
line NECESSARY; state experience salary
wanted. Box -. 1853 East ic5th st.
YOUNG man in credit department Wholesale
wooden house. State experience. references,
salary expected. 20 PERMANENT, sd3
Herald. ESQ B'way.
YouSG man for general service Ia down
town real estate business; experience not
essential, state references and salary OK
pected. ssG Herald. Fulton st.
YOUNG man, age iG-is. 10 learn lumber
buslueas: state salary expected. I 1905
Herald. brooklyn.
YOUNG man wanted, knowledge OF account-
Ing. few hours evenings; temporsry work.
a ss3 Herald. Fulton st.
YOUNG man Wanted real ea'ate firm, ener-
rttic. for mortgage department. must have
sonie cNpcrience. q 1890 Herald. Harlem
Young MAN, bright, for Junior clerical
work. Arnly room ifi2 100 broadway
$40 20 s56 weekly N your spare time doing
special Advertising wori, among the fam
HES of your city; no experience necessary;
write To-day for full particulars American
Products Co, 2900 American Bldg, Cincln.
natl Ohio.
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TECHNICAL MEN.

TELEGRAi.H OI'ERAToR who can speak
Spanish and lsnelish application should
be In own handwriting. stating salary ex-
pocted. &c. Sci Herald. Fllton st
TEACHER. experienced in double entry
bookkeeping. Merchants and Bankers
School, 81 East 5sth ct. Plaza 2c03.
TELLER'S ASSISTANT: also note teller;
East Side bank; write experience, age. sal
ary expected. Advertiser, lis East I'd 81.
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PERSONNEL EXCHANGE,
20 JOHN ST.


20 JOHN ST.
II. G. HENRY. II. II. JARRETT.
ACCT.-Incorne tar exper., with govt or
tax specialist, $4,000.
SECTY. 10 PRES.-Must have held SINH
lar position with insurance, $1,000.
SALESMAN-A1 record as producing
bond man essential: drawing acct
SALESMAN-Expr. provision line, 81, 600.
CUSTOM HOUSE CLERK-Competent to
handle imports start TO finish, 81, 900.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS exceptional
openings. So3 to $50.
CUSTOMS CLERK-Exper. handling IN
coming shipments. $28.
BANK BKR.-Boston Ledger, &2S.
INSURANCE CLK.-Typist, brokerage;
exper. essential, 1926.
BOOKKEEPER. Il. R.-Exper., $26.
SALESMAN-Young; unusually good ex-
per. $50.
SUPT.-Office building.
CABLE oPERATOEs-Abroad, $3J.
COMPTOMETER OPR.-Night S27.
LDG. CLK.-Card expcr.. 500.
CLERK-Typist. acctg. dept, $22.
TYPIST-Make up customs entries; Oliver
HoLLERITH oPR.-Pennan. $40.
JR. CLERKS (3)-Various salaries.
Many others. Tel. Cortl. 1850.
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statesmen.

we have an opening for two
ambitious young men from ~
to So years OF age who have
had some selling experience
and are desirous of connecting
with an established investment
bond house: rapid promotion 20
branch managers for those who
qualify; leads furnished; draw
ing account against liberal
commission. Call after 1890
A. NJ. 100 Broadway. suite
1909, or telephone Cortlandt
2S69.
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BANKING DEPARTMENT.


SECURITIES MANAGER--New York expert
ence essential: must be able TO run se-
curity and loans dept. 81, 7,5OO-sfO, ,OoO
OFFICE MANAGER-Private foreign ex-
change bank: American born. married;
speaks French and German fluently;
MANAGER NEW BUSINESS DEPT.-Must
be able 70 manage campaign permanent
work: chance to become officer In bank;
THoROUGHLY EXPERIENCED BANK Au-
DITOR-Wii be In charge: must know
foreign exchange thoroughly; $1,000
JUNIoR BANK ExAMINER-Banls e1am,na-
tlon experience essential: $4,000 cannot
use n national bank examiner.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE TRADER-New York
experience in actual trading; 5000. bonus.
EXPERIENCED BANK CREDIT NAN
Inside and outside work: should be able
20 handle an investigation completely and
analyze statement thoroughly; good
JUNIOR AccoUNTANT-Some O. p. A. ex-
perience: N. Y. y. or Columbia gradu-
ate preferred; $1,000; bonus and lunch
EXP. CREDIT INvEsTrGAToRs-ou
work (2) 81 900, bonus and lunch.
TRUST DEPT. CLERKS t2l-Insurance or
real estate experience. will qualify appli-
cant; 81 400, bonus and lunch.
INCOME TAX MAN-Temporary; $1,000.
ESoGRAPHER-ror general manager:
must be able 70 meet customers; $3.50
RECEIVING TELIsFH-Sl ,bUU.
PAYING TELLER-sl GOO.
ASST. PRIVATE SECRETARY-Stenogra
would help: $50 week.
TYPISr-$3o
OGRAPHER-Knowledge OF bkpg; $50
week.
TYPIST-Hours p. NJ. to midnight
STENOGRAPHER-Ban exp; s20-s25
week.
BooKKEEPETS (l5)-Individuai ledgers
81 ,2oO-xi 400: bonus.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE CLERK-Junior; $40
STATEMENT MACHINE OPERATORS
JuNi6R cI.ERKs-Messengers &C.: s12-si5
week.
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BROKERAGE DEPARTMENT.

HIGH CLASS BOND SALESMAN--Should
have clientele: opportunity to connect
with one OF the finest houses In the New
York Stock Exchange salary no object II
right man can be secured
ORGANIZER AND OFFICE MANAGER--
Cotton. stock and grain house: Will
operate five branches; ode lot business a
speciality: $5.000-sT 800.
FIRST MORTG AGE POND SALESMAN TO
cover State OF Rhode Island and two or
three counties OF Connecticut; $4,000
$4,000.
PUBLIC UTILITY BOND statesmen (2)-
some clientele essential; young men pre-
ferred: $500. S4oO per month.
UNLISTED BOND Statesmen (4J-Juniors.
with one or two years experience pre-
ferred: excellent salary; good house.
THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED WALL, ST. !.
ROOKKEEPER; $40-S50 per week.
JUNIOR CLERKS AND MESSENGERS, &C..
sl6-S2G week.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

If you have money to in
vest and are seeking op-
portunities in the busi-
ness world, either as a
partner or as an owner
of business, consult the
Business Opportunity COL
umns Of The New York
Herald both daily and
Sunday, which usually
appear daily among the
classified advertisements
and in the Want Direc-
tory on Sunday.
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TRAFFIC MAN.

MEN.-A traffic association desires
&c get in toGch with a few depend
avis men who are anxious to better
themselves: tho shortage OF traffic
and export managers Is national
probiem men competent TO direct
shipping under the new government
and international rules are paid sal
aries from s3..o0 up: ambitious men
with clean record. common school ed
ucation and willing to qualify as re-
Quired b. the advisory council are
acceptable: the few chosen VIII be
trained By experts and assisted to
positions after trained: give phone
number. d 10 Herald, Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

The nature OF our proposition plus the
cooperation We give our statesmen should
make II possible for the high ca.ibrs man
to sell a minimum OF $50, coo a 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 will welcome once Il IS ex.
pia!ncd 10 him. Successful security men
don't waste time on deals which can't stand
Why continue 20 handle those
OF doubtful merit2 We have room for few
high quality men IN our organization on
highly attractive commission basis. II you
can qualify address Suite 9i2, ~ West 34th
ST.. or telephone Mr.. Hodes. Fl.z Roy 1899.
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YOUNG MEN
earn $50 a week

Perhaps sou lack EXPERIENCE
IN selling. but you WANT to sell. You
can get both TRAINING and JOB
and make n good income. Read the
Business Builders ad. IN these col
unlns.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
sALEsMEN.

Experienced and men em-
ployed in varied vocations who
desire TO expand and increase
their earning power and develop
their abilities win be given
this opportunity through asso-
citation with large financial
house whose expansion pro-
gramme will create immediate
executive positions seldom
available IN an organization.
TO men with the win to do.
possessing determination and
good character we offer an e1-
ceptional connection on an at
tracttve commission basis with
drawing account assured pro-
ducers. Write or call for in
terview,
eos FIFTH Av.,
Third Floor,
at 42d st.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

STOCK CLERK (HEAD).
Cotton goods department. large concern
must have executive ability; state age. ex-
perience ana salary expected. w. w, 425
Herald. Herald 50.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Commercial Help Wanted.

nmp1orMhE4 4E4o oEA51 EA5HANor.
so Church Street.
New York City.
Established 1900.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
Chairman OF the Advisory Com
m!ttee Of the New York Trust
Company.
Vice-President. ........ John r. Macarthur
or Macarthur Brothers
Secretary. ........... Eugene III. Outerbridge
rro..,.-.. or Harvey outerbridge.
Presiicn. Of the Delaware - ana nd h0'es
Hudson Company.
Robt w. peForest. OF DeEorest
Brothers. Vice-President and Gem
eral Counsel OF Central Railroad
Of New Jersey.
Paul NJ. Werburg. Chairman Of the
Board. international Acceptance
Bank.
Newcomb Carlton. President OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company.
Arthur williams Of the New Yor!.
Eeison Company.
George Blumenthal OF Lazard Frcres.
EXECUTIVE AND TECHNICAL
DEPARTMENT.
MERcHANpIzrNG MANAGER-SbouId he a
born trader. with foodstuffs experience
national business: salary SIC. o.oo6 $40. 900.
student or economy. good organizer, dip
lomatic. able TO lecture salary 81 600
EcONoMlsT-With industrial research ex-
sALESMANAciER-Ex Experienced selling a
ADvERTsiSa MASAGGR@sapsrTl.ion sas shsFasisT u
SALEsMAN-Possessing clientele In ladies
knit dress line; some travel; up 10 $4,000.
sAIEsMAN-Fiigh grade man With fountain
eNperfence oth tharQ nj.
FREIGHT soLICITOR-Steamship expert
enee; % 8; A.; A. shipments; knowledge OF the
OFFICE MANAGER-Thorough credit expert
eence: office methods and economies !;
INDUSTRIAL. ENGINEER--Thorough expert
ence, heavy on The accounting end: s4,5o0-
FSTiMAToR-with experience in all trades
architectural experience helpful; SO 900
ToREMAN-Txper!enced on spraying and
ENGIEEER-Microscope development: laboro-
tory. physics. research. chemistry and
rubber experience II possible; $500
CHIEF ENG1NEER-stcam. pirefitting and
general maintsnance ~ort: $1,000 up.
eight hour watch; average about $4,000.
JUNIOR EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
REAL ESTATE MAN-Preferably with somo
ACCCUNTANr-AUDITO Opportunity with
commercial company seHi-senior OF
senior grade: unlimited future; moderate
salary to begin with: about S2.400 year.
ACCOUNTANT - Permanent position with
large company for man familiar with
corporation tax work; salary comintnsur-
ate.
BooKKEEPER-AccoU - Locate in
the Virgin Islands; single man: salary
about $1,000 a year and passage.
OFFICE MANAGER-Prefer maj. With sound
retail store or merchandising experience; :;
s2.200-$ 81 800 year.
PRIVATE SECRETARY-Some legal expert
cnce would help; assist secretary OF large
corporation: 5000 year.
PURCHASING AGENT = Prefer wholesale
drug. sundry or patent medicine expert
ence: 81, ,S0O-s2. 400 year.
STORE MANAGER-Retai or department
store experience preferred; 81 i.S00-S2 100
year.
EoolSKEEpERs Col-opportunity for men
with sound experience and unquestionablc
record 81, 800 year.
statesmen (2)-Must understand the paint
line thoroughly. 81. 600 year up md exp.
SALESMAN-Prefe- man with roofing ma
terial or similar experience; s2,4oo md
expenses.
SALESMAN--Poultry or food products ex-
perience win help; N. Y. c.: about 81 600.
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sIENoGRAPHER, good, live. energetic
young man: familiar with technical auto
mobile dictation; must be experienced: well
educated and clean cut. In answer give full
particulars. Y 12s Herald, Herald 50.
SUPERlNTENDENT-O OI. TIE LAhIf.
CONCERNS MANUFACTURING 4 HIGH
GRADE OF ORNAMENTAL BRONZE AND
IRON WORK WANTS a THOROUGHLY
PRACTICAL MAN IN THIS LINE; MUST
UNDERSTAND ARCHITECTURAL DRAW
INGS AND MODERN METHODS OF PRO
DUcTIoN AND HAVE EXECUTIVE
ABILITY. W. II. JACKSON CO., 335 CAR
ROLL ST., BROOKLYN. ". y.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.

hELI WANIEU--MALE.
Instruction.
FREE-Full $25 correspondence bookkeeping
course, formerly sold by United States In
stitute OF Modern Accounting, Chicago, SIS,
published entire III BoolSkeeper and Account
ant. 1922. beginning January: obtninable IN
no other manner; subscribe to-day, year.
50; years. $3.50: sample, oJc. BOOK
KEEPER AND ACCOUNTANT, 45o II. n.
Pierce Building. ST. Louis, Mo.
PUBLIC SPEAKING.
II you are not a convincing speaker In
selling yourself. or your merchandise. or In
public talks, you will be surprised at prog
reas classes and private tuition. Call
write Henderson School, Aeol!an Hall, New
York city
LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEuR-Pieasa SAINT,
profitable work; day and evening classes
Send for free booklet and visitors pass.
West Side y. NJ. g. A., sol W. 5Tth st.
BE a detective, s50-sf0o weekly; travel over
world: experience Unnecessary. American
Detective Agency. 54e Lucas. 81. Louis.
Ideal educated, alert men. Cost $500.
Empire School. 1a3 r. 10th tsubways).
MEN wanted for detective work: experience
unnecessary Write J. Ganor, former y. g.
Govt. detective. ST. Louis.
DE A DETECTIvE-Excellent opportunity;
good part travel. Write G. r. Ludwig, 536
westover Bldg. Kansas City. Mo.
ne a detectivc--fireat demand: travel, fssci-
mating work. Particulars free. Write Amer
ican Detective System. 1894 B,way. n. X.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

--~@~~~~-~-~>>~O~~~~~>>~~
PATENTS.
WRITE for Free Illustrated Guide Book
and EVIDENCE OF CONCEPTION BLANK.
Send model or sketch and description Of in-
,entlon for our opinion of patentable nature
free: HIGHEST REFERENCES; PROMPT
SERVICE; REASONABLE TERMS.
VICTOR y, EVANS a. CO.,
New York cffice, 1908 Woolworth Building.
Phone Barclay GIL.
Main cfflce, SID 9th. Washington, y G.
PATENTS PRoCURED-TRADE MARKS
REGISTERED. A comprehensive oxperi-
enced, prompt service for the protection and
development OF your ideas Full information,
advice and form ITO Record Your Invention
free on request. RICHARD =. OWE.s.
H-o2T6 woolworth Bldg. Phoio Barclay 1894.
PATENTS AND TRADE MARKS.
TETHERsTONHAUGfI 4 COMPANY,
the old established firm, PIT Broadway, Nav
York; tel. Barclay 6229; also Washington
and Canada. Home aud foreign practice.
PATENTS. for free booklet Highest
references. Best results. Promptness as
sured. WATSON r. COLEMAN, Patent
Lawyer. G24 r st.. WASHINGTON. y. o.
WE have $780, 600 TO loan on assignments OF
rents; reasonable charges. McGRATH
WARREN, Columbus Circle.
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NTOtN NNITsrINN.
Al salesman; reference required. Call -
Fulton st., New York. 5th floor. Albert a.
wray
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SECURITY Statesmen.

Industrial, manufactured By one OF the
largest steel corporations 1.-Two direct leads
Call Sales Manager, Vanderbilt T2so.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

nov 2sq more than any one Tor your tur-
ntture rugs, pianos, paintings. BAISJEb. !.
III University place. (Stuyvesant 22ps).
pOrG buys diamonds, old gold, silver, piati.
NUN, antiques. bronzes. pawn tickets: u-
tntes bought ilG West 93d II.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

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HELP WANTED-MAI.E.
STOCK SALESMAN.

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-21
MILAN

Mrs. Saul Meyer of Oregon, Mo-
called Thursday morning at the
home of her cousin, William O'Neal
Mrs Meyer will be remembered
here as Miss Lizzie Rathbun and
was enroute to Prescription for a
visit with relatives and old friends
The many friends OF Mrs Henry
Empke will be glad to learn that
she is slowly improving from her
recent serious Illness
Miss Edith Davis was hostess to
the ladies' aid society of the Pres
byterian church, this afternoon at
her home on Dickson street After
the business meeting delicious re-
freShments were served
Claude Galusha, the-year-oid son
of MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Galusha
of Fairyiew was operated on Thurs
day morning at St Anthony's hos
pital for removal OF adenoids and
tonsils.
The sum of SO was made at the
coffee held at the home OF Mrs
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-21
BAPTISTS RETURN
FROM ROCKFORD;
REV. SHIELDS TALKS

Rev. J. C. Granger, Rev. and Mrs.
H c. First, Mrs. Andrew Dahlen.
Mrs John Tftterington, Mrs. Thorn
as Journey, Lester Pardon and
the Misses AlwiIda Young, Dorothy
Sandgren, Irene Wagner and Eliz-
abeth Rinck of the First Baptist
church returned last evening from
sessions of the state Baptist con-
vention in Rockford
T. z. Brand, who has been state
when a permanent superintendent
viii be elected.
Rev Fred Shields Of Orion was
one of the speakers at a symposium
held during the convention on the
responsibilities OF rural, village and
city churches
superintendent OF missions g
years, will be succeeded Temporal
lily by Prof. George Potter of Shurt-
len college. He viii take over Mr..
Brands duties until jan 1, 1922,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-21

the bomb sent to the ambassador
and other threats against American
officials in France.
Ambassador Herrick, when he
returned to his Office this morning,
found 6S additional letters of pro-
test in connection with the MasSa-
chusetts cases, two of them con-
tanning threats of reprisals against
Americans If the executions took
place. The guard at the embassy
was increased today and every pos
sibIe precaution had been taken to
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-21

cant, who gave his age as % years,
became angry when refused, ex-
claiming:
Somebody will get killed for
this"
The officials induced him to give
his address, but both this and his
name could not be verified, and it
is assumed they were false. A
guard was Immediately placed at
the entrance to the Office.
This man, the police think, may
be one of the group responsible for
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-21

protect the passport bureau, the
reparations commission Offices and
the American consulate
The communist mass meeting of
protest against the conviction of
the two Italians, called for tonight
in one of the largest halls of Paris,
is causing some apprehension, and
the republican guard has been call
ed out to keep order and prevent
demonstrations of any kind in front
Of the embassy or the other Amer
lean Off ces.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-21

$4,000 is to be declared as a. stock
dividend
Offices of the company III Rock
Island today explained that the or
iginal capitalization OF the COM
pany was $40, 600 which by permits
sion, was increased TO $4,000. The
company did not act upon this in
crease to the extent of beginning
the erection of new headquarters.
nor extending the business, so that
the increase in the capitalization in
reality represents a rise from $2e,-
900 capital stock to $250,000.
Representatives Of the company
state that the $4,000 stock div-
dend is to be declared from the
earned surplus No sales Of COM
mon stock are being made
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-21

The present company bought out
the old Beaman dairy. whose de-
livery equipment consisted OF one
horse and wagon Today eight
trucks are Inadequate for daily de-
fVeries of product
In 1915 the net sales Of the COM
pany were $43,690.07. In 1920 they
reached the sum Of S156, 704.03.
During the current year the
company's consumption of ice was
over 5000 tons at a cost Of $40, 200.
1t is claimed that with the new
plant in operation the saving on
the amount of ice consumed will
pay one and one-haH the fixed in
terest rate On the entire issue of
preferred stock.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-21

Work upon Sturtevant & Bakers
$3.50, 900 ice cream and ice mann
featuring plant, picture of which
is produced above, is scheduled to
start within so days. The new
plant will be located on Fifth ave-
nue. at Sixteenth street and will be
ready for occupancy, it is said, by
March l.
Dispatches from Springfield to-
day state that through Orville G..
Sturtevant, president, and Charles
E. Baker, secretary, the company
today certified to the secretary of
state an increase in the capital
stock from $4,000 to $25o,0OO.
The announcement is also made
that OF the increased capital stock.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-21

tiers. Mrs. Herbert Ali. daughts
Barbara, and Mrs. Arxid Bloom
gren, daughter Kathryn Of Molinag
and Mrs. William Kale OF Burning
ton, Iowa, were entertained at tn
home OF Mrs. William Kalas Thurs
day.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-21

William Kale Thursday afternoon.
This amount viii be applied on the
church note.
The c. W. club OF the Presbyter-
ian church was entertained at the
horne Of Mrs. Dzls Smith last eve
ming. After the EI6iress nseting