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The New York herald., 1921-02-20
HOUSE SALESMAN WANTED.

rri.h grndo. experienced house sales
man wanted; salary md bonus; per
ranent sositiou 20 right man, With
unusual opportunity for advancement;
Interview between eleven and one.
R1cKgRT-BRowN REALTY CO.
80 Vanderbilt az. Tel Vanderbilt 94s4.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
sAIEsNfEN.

Statesmen.
Large and well known manufacturing con
corn n looking for two statesmen, either now
or formerly connected with the brewery trade
as salesmen or collectors; an excellent chance
20 learn a new and highly profitable busl-
mesa; the corpo ration In question is Just iui-
tiatinE an extensive campaign 20 Increase
Its business and Is seeking additional capi-
tai; would like 10 connect with a coupls OF
men well acquainted IN the brewery trade.
Write only. B. y. ". room s0s. iB5 Bway.
New York city.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
HELP WANTED--MALE.

COUPLE wanted by Brooklyn residence. wife
for cooking, husband for general housework
1910 Albemarle road. Bklyn. Flatoush 1855.
COUPLE-Cook and laundress, chauffeur and
houseman; references. Call morning, 80
" aafh
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
BUYER FOR BAsEMENT:

UPHOLSIEhl
A highly desirable connection for d young
man with experience in merchandising this
particular department on a broad scale. and
who Is ca-atie of producing results. Apply
IN confidence by letter only. giving details as
to experience. y. Snellenburg q Co.. Mar
ket, llth to 18th St, Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1921-02-20

Statesmen, high grade. TO sell popular
priced automobile only men capable maxi
Ing five and ten thousand desired. 65l
Herald, Herald So.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
on. sroc,. sArpgrrN

PIiOTOGRAPHER, who IL also firgt
class retoucher and knows how 20
reproduce painting for photo gelatine
process: steady position. Apply 20 the
Osborne CO.. 759 Summer av., New
ark, n. J.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20

FIFTY mon who are looking forward
10 an advancement and lifelong
position; must have good references.
Call room 2oi. no W. doth ST.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
HELP WANTED-MALE.
READ THIS AID.
statesmen

If were to tell you OF the biggest
business ever started In the history OF
civilization, and that your opportunity
was unlimited and that we had room
for hundreds OF big men, would you
take the trouble TO call up Murray Hill
1894 and ask for Mr.. Bird?
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
RkLEgNIEN

We can offer you lifs long position
IN an established business where char
ac.er and ability are more Important
than experience. You satisfy US and
We will satisfy you that this oppor.
tunity is a real one. Apply l.. r. Steol
Service Corp, l65 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
HELP WANTED--MALE.


AUTOMOBILE painter wanted must have
long experience and best references. quail
fications for high class work: also able TO
do quick low priced Jobs for making used
so Main St. Hampstead. L. l., n. Y.
over 30. fair education, clean record. agree
able and forceful personality; excellent OPP
phone number. Write Box 2s5. e03 Fitz-
gerald Building.
BOOKKEEPER Ann DESK CLERK
wanted In city club; must be thoroughly
experienced and capable of taking charge;
familiar with accounts and able to make
monthly balance sheets and cash statements !;
hours to and every other Sunday: meals
supplied; Christian. S5 to 45. Write, giving
full particulars OF experience and salary
expected. 70 Box 645 Herald. Herald SO.
BooKlSEEPER and cashier for accountants
office, possessing thorough practical
knowledge OF accounts; must be competent to
as 20 ability; position may sovelop into office
manager; state salary expected. @ l2l1
Herald. Fulton St
BOOKKEEPER wanted capable OF taking
charge OF books and working himself; ex-
perience in steel and machinery lines pre-
ferred; attention paid only to applications
%Rss sats sy a yHss sso s%as sa
BOOKKEEPER. Christian. capable OF taking
entire charge: must have experience manu-
featuring costs. controlling account. tax and
financial report state experience and salary
wanted L 432 Herald. Herald SO.
BOOKKEEPER. Christian. over 80 years of
age, for retail business; must be thor
oughly experienced and capable man. Write.
stating experience and salary expected. c
1887 Herald Harlem.
BOOKKEEPER wanted In heating con-
tractors office: hours to q; give full
particulars, references and salary desired;
good opportunity. 1870 Herald, $50 B.way.
BOY Christian, for real estate office: must
be bright. neat and willing; chance for
advancement: applicants write. stating age,
nationality, salary expected. references ana
previous experience, IL any. Isl Her
aid. Herald 50. -
BOY, bright. willing to perform general du-
ties I'm office of wholesale cotton piece
goods house, state age; $40 to VIZ TO start.
] 65j Herald. $50 B'way.
BOY, EXPERIENCED: STOCK BOY WITH
FLOWER AND FEATHER HOUSE; REF
ERENCES REQUIRED.
MAX HERMAN 4 CO.,
T07 BROADWAY.
BOY wanted In office. 1o TO 1S years of
age, Of large reliable wholesale house
Christian; state references. l24s Her
aid. Fulton at.
BOY wanted, learn insurance business; must
be fair perinan, neat appearance and
willing TO learn. q $50 Herald. Fulton 81.
RRONZE and iron filters, first class men or
ornamental work; 4S hours: $44 per week
steady position for good experienced men,
William II. Jackson Co., 378 President st..
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
SALESMAN
AND
FIELD MANAGER.

AND
FIELD MANAGER.
Leads and Inquiries furnished; large manu-
featuring company. about 10 start eIpAn-
sion and Advertising campaign % secure eo-
tinn in ,he rnerchandisc end OF tho business
10 man who demonstrates his selling and
executive ability. ". T., box 400 Herald
Herald e1. --------------,-.-.
RAIEsMrN-Tho worlds largest oSclusivs
manufacturers of art calendars Tor ndVer-
tisinr. direct oy mail campaigns, holiday
greeting cards. Rave unusual opportunluss
for live wire statesmen N local nearoy terJ
vnlicea against commission. Give personal
interview 20 qualified applicants. state age.
experience, references In firet letter. n. H.
Grady. sales manager. oerlaeh-BarHlow Co.
sALTsNTN.--I have an opening IN my Or
snnlzation Tor a man who has or can 90
veiop real selling ability; ! VIII give tne
right man thorough training IN saiesinsnsnip,
on a very high class, successful. established
proposition. and this place Rlso offers un-
usual opportunity for Advancement 70 rerpor-
sibie, we'll paying executive position: no are
marketing a high grade automotirs security
1ta3 Bway, room iiio. or is e sist ~,
room oo2
Statesmen. CONS take trip 20 panoury,
Conn. with me, my expense; you viii want
20 ioln our sales force. Mr.. Gunter, COZ
Lexington nv, room 40S my apartment No.
I. 2i5 w. 5is, ST.. sunday II 70 2.
sALEsMEN-sECuR1Tf
Leads and inquiries furnished by lsrse,
well known manufacturing company ABOUT
to start advertising campaign 20 secure sd-
ditionai capital. Call Martin Corporation.
iec5 Broadway:
minutes work selling our E.z Ball Gum
machines from Illustration; fs commission
paid ion receipt Of orders. Ad-L~s Nov
city -, Dept 3, Chicago.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20

PHOTO retoucher, steady position: prefer
one who has had a little knowledge of pen
and Ink work; please state experience and
wages expected. Rodgers Engraving Com
pany Utica, y. v.
POLICY CHECKER IN an Insurance brokers
office; must be experienced In this line and
familiar with exchange rules; state salary
and previous employers. . ss2 Herald. bul-
ton et.
PORTER. FURN1TUREi
experienced IN high class store; steady posi-
tion. Address, giving references and salary
expected, Antiques. is1 Herald. Herald 80.
RETIRED BUSINESS NAN. tired Of doins
nothing wishing 20 add materially TO his
income without the restraint OF office hours,
can connect with concern of national reputa-
tion. Address p. Q. bor 81, station y.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20

~ poa sesk c position or better oppor-
tusttD reed the advertisements under iris
classification. Do not overlook ths Employ-
mont Agency announcements.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20

AIrSNEN.--want several; open I'LL I;4l
y NJ. come. take dinner with us. 70 Z
rr cunter, 4o5 lexington az, room
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
CUSTOM CUTTERS


CUSTOM CUTTERS
on MEMS CLOTHING WANTED. ANSW Err.
STATING WHERE PREVIOUSLY EM-
PLOYED
BOX ESQ. 200 CABLE BLDG.
DISTRIBUTOR wanted in every town for
Speedoline; $500 10 $500 per month; exclu-
sive territory: automobile free to workers.
speedoline Co.. Dept. 100. Dallas, Texas.
DOCTORS, DRUGGISTS
AND
DRUG; Statesmen.
We have products universally endorsed by
the biggest men In the MEDICAL PROFES-
SION. We are now financing campaign OF
expansion. II you can place our bona tide
business proposition before your clientele we
have this TO offer you: Immediate commits
sion. which should average above $500 week
ly, aud little later permanent lucrative
EXECUTIVE POSITION where your earnings
will be limited only by your own ability. APP
ply Monday at $50 9Th av.. suite. 50S
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
SALESMAN VISITING

Medium sized plant has an opening, for O
salesman controlling Job printing; fine op-
portunity for a hustler; salary and commis-
sion. V 625, Herald, $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20

ENGRAVING manager wanted for high
grade stationery business; must have
executive ability, be q good salesman and
able to furnish highest references as to
character and ability. Address o 1915 Her
The New York herald., 1921-02-20

II isn't what you did YESTERDAY
OF what you are GOING TO do TO-
MORROW, but what you ARE doing
TO-DAY that really matters. Yes
terday Is history and Tomorrow
never comes. To-day i5 the ONLY
TIME that really exists. You must
make good TO-DAY or NEVER.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20

II isn't WHAT you know. but how
we'll YOU know how to USE what you
know that really counts, for you are
JUDGED by the record that you
make. not by your ABILITY to mako
n record.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20

EXECUTIVE.
4 Christian firm requires the services OF
man (Christian) between the ages of % and
35 years who is experienced in office man
agenaent and knows how TO select, teach,
guide and control the personnel of an organt-
cation OF about 1875 employees; must have
knowledge and experience in practical ac-
counting methods; in reply state your expe-
rience and accomplishments, age. nationality
religion and denomination. married and
present salary: we appreciate the disadvan-
tage Of blind ed.. but do so for various
reasons. and this should not prevent the high
est type OF executive, capable OF filling this
position. from submitting his application; ali
communications confidential and no refer
ences investigated before an interview. V
621 Herald. 2S0 Broadway.
FARM working manager. nfarried, no chill.
dren, TO take charge small, well equipped
farm about 80 miles from New York; must
understand general farming and machinery:
good opportunity right party. Address
]. j.. p o. box 3Te, City Hall Station. New
York.
FARMER wanted, not over 30 years old
having thorough knowledge of crops, cat
tie, handling farm machinery; wife must
board not over three help; furnished dwell
ing steam heat. electric light; farm near
Norwalk. Conn; applicant state experience,
size OF family, wages. Q 1911 Herald, Full
ton st.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20

GARDENER, working. who can produce
choicest quality vegetables, hardy perennl-
ais and ANNALS; also care OF lawns, drives,
shrubs, small fruits; q good propagator;
small green house, frames; when necessary
able to direct assistants; quick worker; Will.
ing, reliable, Trustworthy, with no pad
faults; splendid opportunity for right man
70 make reputation and be appreciated: cot.
tagc, 10 married; private estate; personsl
references required. Write Box w. W., 1888
Broadway. -
GARDENER wanted for a dairy farm I'm Put
nam county who can take care OF poultry
and hogs we'll rs garden and fruit per-
manent position; write full particulars, In
Guiding wages expected. q i4O3 Herald.
Harlem.
GARDENER, sinele. Tor private estate; must
understand greenhouse. hot beds and vege-
table garden. state age, nationality and
wages. Superintendent, box i3i, Bernards-
vile. New Jersey
iiAIFTOSB operator for black End white
work: steady position, prefer one who has
had some experience In dry plate work, state
experience and wages oNpectcd. Nodger0 In
craving Company Utica, ~. ".
HEApMAsTER - Splendid opportunity for
school teacher; boys camp experience;
state age. e.'Scrisnoc. Box los. s02 Coium-
bus av.
HoI-sEKEEPER. experienced. French; un-
derstands high grade cooking. Mrs. Paul,
2iT ". n3d. -
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
SALESMAN WANTED.

Tho unusual man, OF strong personality.
resource funess and well groomed appear
ance, accustomed to meeting busy execu-
solicitors averaging $3.50
weekly and more liberal commission
basis: only experienced men considered. Can
suite 1O1. 30 Broa dMaY.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20

MANUFACTURERS agency. worth $500
81 200 monthly, properly handled, open to
active accessory salesman distributor;
staple article: easy seller. liberal commits
sion; permanent. Fowler Williams Co.,
Dallas, Texas.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20

IzLEsNEN, al Or pan tina.. AuTT'y nm
Q1fq
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
HEIP ANTED ADVER ISEMENTS
HELP WANTED---MALE.
sALEssiEN.

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The New York herald., 1921-02-20

AUTOMOBILE painter wanted; must have
long experience and best references. quail
fications for high class work: also able TO
do quick low priced jobs for making used
cara saiable. Forman- Hutcheson Corp, IS
so Main st.. Hampstead, L. l., n. Y.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-06

Black chiffon
evening dresE
trim m ed with
roses Of black jet
beads, worn by
Billie Burke in
the Paramount
Picture, The
Frisk MIS-.
Johnson.
In the same play
she also wears
this hesh-colored
evening wrap
with ostTic h
feathers.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-06

Mable Julienne Scott,
leading WON an in
George Melford PrOduc-
tions for Paramount
in an attractive summer
dress Of yellow organdie
with bands of hlet lace
and French roses. The
skirt is in the popular
hoop style. The hat is
Of yellow organdie and
Frenchroscs designed
by Ethel Chaffin at
West Coast Studio Of
Famous Players-Lasky
The evening world., 1921-07-07
BASS SWALLOWS
LIGHTED CRACKER
AND-POOR FISH,!
Came to Surface on His Back,
a Bit of the Cracker in His
Left Eye.

MINNEAPOLIS, July T.
Phillip Thomas went fishing yes
terday at Christmas Lake. He had
a firecracker left over from the
Fourth, He lighted it and threw
1t in the water. Up came big
mouthed bass. The cracker dis
appe,- Something hannened
under water. There were lot of
bubbles.
d Soon a two-pound bass came
10 the surface on his back. Phillip
went out in a rowboat and go: the
fish. A piece OF the cracker was
! sticking out of his left eye.
The evening world., 1921-07-07

test. High School OF Commerce. s +. VI
shoe Manufacturers Board Of Trade
style show. Commodore. all day.
Electrical Contractors, luncheon
Pennsylvania, noon.
Umbrella Manufacturing Associa-
ton. meeting. Pennsylvania. 3 y. Nj
The evening world., 1921-07-07
FAVOR TUBE MAIL SERVICE.
Postal Engineers Expected TO Ask
Ucstorntion by Hays.

Consulting engineers employed by the
Joint Congressional Postal Service Com
mission have reported favorably on the
plan to restore pneumatic tube mail
service. 1t is expected they will urge
Postmaster General Hays to resume
the service as soon as possible.
The tube service was discontinued by
Postmaster General Burleson. The
abandoned tube equipment. It is said
by Frederick B. De Bernard, director
of research for the Merchants Associa-
tion, who has been leading the fight
for the return of the service, can be put
In operation In a few weeks.
Postmaster Morgan is in favor OF the
tube service. The present tubes are
eight inches in diameter Mr.. Morgan
favors 24-inch tube service.
IN NEW YORK TO-DAY.
PeonIe's Liberty Chorus sonp con.
The evening world., 1921-07-07

Good Quality Satine; styles that a
and becoming, patch pockets
and belt. Sizes SO to "A. Values
that compel recognition as
out of the ordinary y.........
The evening world., 1921-07-07

Chambrays. Per
Gales, Madras, Pop
lin and Peggy
Cloths; attractively
trimmed in a great
variety OF blues and
green's, light and
dark shades, with
Sailor or Eton collars
The evening world., 1921-07-07
That sold up to $40 each

,orgette Crepe, Pussy Willow and
silks in the seasons most wanted
shades -tie-back over
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-03
ZIONIST APPROVES
Badness BUT WANTS
: 1T WELL COVERED

Zion City H.. Sept, ga Bald
head is sign of both character and
brains Wilbur Glenn Voliva, oyerseer
Of Zion, told the female portion of
his audience at the regular weekly
rally at Shiloh tabernacle.
you'll never see bald headed
man in lunatic asylum he told
them. but girls. have nothing to
do with young men who go around
without a hat he advised, when
you see a young man going around
the streets hatless. you might as well
put it down that that fellow has rats
in his hair. We won't let men work
in any Zion institution who go around
without hats.
; They're just as bad as the fellows
with long hair. Whenever you see a
man who grows long hair, you can
rest assured that there's something
wrong. Whenever you let your hair
grow, you're about ready for the in
sane asvlum" }'' -s' d"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-03
OPEN SHOP IS
MAKING GAINS
League :. Secretary Lists l.
o39 Accessions to 4s-hour
Week List.

Chicago. Sept, 81. M. vollmer,
secretary of the National 4s-HouF
league. reports that ninety-two cities
not including Boston Baltimore,
Pittsburgh, Buffalo, st. Louis, St.
Paul and ainumber of smaller cities,
show a gain Of one thousand thirty
nine shops for the open shop cause.
All OF these shops were formerly
union shops, .aF ss s544
The inventor sheet when finally
com pleta viii be- a remarkablea:d dem
Of the victory WON by
those making the fight for the forty
eight hour week. says Mr.. Vollmer.
The cities vet to be heard from are
important factors and it is expected
to show a gain Of over fifteen hum
dred shops for the open shop cause,
also that no shops, outside Of New
York and Chicago and Cincinnati,
save Albany have gone into the for
ty-four hour week column: the ma
jority of the men granted the forty
four hour week being principally in
shops employing two or three men
only, and four-f1fths Of these shops
have employers who hold cards in the
union and take a hand in the case.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-03
Wisconsin Suspect
In Murder Case
Maintains Innocence

Milwaukee. Wis. Sept. 3.-Bernard
koopman. hired man at the Moritz
Hoyer farm where Hoyer, his wife
and his daughter were. shot Thursday
night. the wife dying. was ordered
held for further questioning after a
grilling by the Ozaukee county prose-
cutorsand sheriff which lasted till
nearly last midnight. Koopman was
the only witness to the shooting,
aside from the victims. He claimed
that he had been fired at a dozen
times, but had escaped injury. The
story as told by Koopman was that
four bandits gaining entrance to the
house on a pretext of using the tele-
phone had killed Mrs. Hoyer, and
wounded the father and daughter
when ,the woman failed to hold up
her hands .
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-03
Woman Worker Is Expert
4. On Cable Welding

Kingston, N. z, Sept. s.-Follxs
who have been gazing curtously at
the structural activities on a suspen-
sion bridge 800 feet above Rondout
creek were amazed today to learn
that a blonde worker in overalls
welding cables is a woman. She is
Mrs. Catherine Nelson Of Jersey City,
"a widow with two children, and Is
earning $50 day E3
When, her husband died she tried
working as stewardess on an ocean
liner, but found the pay too small and
so obtained job in a machine shop.
When the bridge contractors asked a
company in Jersey City for its best
welder she was sent to Kingston. She
hopes to take her children home to
Denmark for Christmas, then return
to- don oVeralls again. 81, II
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-03
TRANSIENT FATALLY 4.
SHOT AFTER FIRING
AT SPECIAL OFFICER
Several Robberies Reported
During Twenty-four 81.
Hour Period. s,t u.
MINoT AUTHORITIES
LOOK UP TRANSMITS ! )
Colored Man Has Strenuous
Experience at Hands Of
Group Of Thugs.

Minot, N. D., Sept. 3--one transient
fatally wounded by Special Ag-
ent Davis of the 500 railway at Har-
yey after he had fired five shots at /
the railroad detective; six Iaborers
were held up in Minot by two gun
men; eighty-one transients searched
by the Minot police department.. and
three held. one of them on charge
of carrying concealed weapons; q
transient found near the tracks at
Donnybrook with a fractured leg, sus-
tained when thrown from freight
rain after being robbed by two col
ored men; a store robbed at White
Earth and one colored man arrested,
when found carrying new shoes and
clothes as he alighted from freight
train in Minot this. morning.; and q
garage entered in Minot last night
and tires stolen, are the developments
in the wave of outlawry IN this sec
tioD~ of North Dakota during the past
twenty-four hours.
The gunman shot at Harvey IL re-
ported to be dying from three bullet
wounds in the body inflicted by Spe-
cial Agent Davis, when the ginman
opened fire on the, officer in the Har-
very Yards. The man was riding on
the tender Of 500 railway train No.
~ OpSISH " LIN OA1CSEs
appf6ar1ed. He fired five shots, all
going astray before Davis could pull
his gun. Davis fired three times and
the man fell rnortally wounded. He
declined to give his name.
George Reynolds, a laborer, was
found near the tracks few miles
from Donnybrook early this morning.
He had a badly fractured leg and told
trainmen who found him that two
colored men had robbed him Thurs
day night and then threw him from
the moving train. He lay where he
fell all day yesterday and all night
until he was found this morning. He
was brought to Minot and is in q To-
cal hospital.
At Ia m. the Minot police depart
ment was notified that four laborera
had been held up by two gunner.
The entire city was gone over by
the police and 81 ,transients rounded
l.up and searched in the police station.
Frank Haverham. an I. w. w. or
ganizer. yielded a 80 Colt and is held
charged with carrying concealed wea-
pons. F. A. Poduska and Bieney
Laughlin are held as suspicious char
acters, officers believing the latter
may have been implicated in the
shooting Of Clarence Goodwin, .
transient at Max on Monday.