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Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-10
HAVE BECIDED TO PROCLAIM
 \ GENERAL sTRIKE IN ROME

Rome. Nov. s.-The chamber Of labor acLy decided to proclaim @ general .,-sc .n Rome. Tie decision came as -.gl1 to differences that have arisen ..-vcta railway workers and inc Faois-
 extreme uationalis.s-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-10
GUT THIS oUr-Ir IS WORTH MONEY

Gut GU. this slip. enclose with 5c and Ay--, Chicago. IT.. writing your name and so lress clearly You will receive Ir re- turn rriEf package ccnrxtntrE FoleYE Honey and Tar compcunt. Tor e9uehs. pe .ns ia sides and back. rherrnAtisn- haclache. kidney and bladder Ailments. and Foley C7tharffc Tabjefs. who;e- some and thoroughly cleansing eathnr1is end slliz<lxh hoEalx- Lee q osroot cA 1
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-10
BE BALD
-ovs to Make Hair Grow Strong, Thick
 and Lustnous.

anu LuStrouS.
 rt your hair is thinning out, don't wait another day, but go to Lee & Os- -ood Co. and get a bottle of Partisan age. thc truly efficient hair grower.
 Don't say; Its the same old story; I've beard l. before but try a bottle st their risk. They guarantee Paris Ian sage to stop falling hair and stim- liate a new growth. banish all dand- rgI and almost instantly stop scalp .--h. or money pack.
 Parisian sage conhins just the ele- ml1ts needed to properly invigorate --e hair roots. It's a prime favorite v1tt discriminating women because it l4kes the hair SO soft and lustrous, and appear twics as abundant.
 Parisian sage is inexpensive and easily obtainable at all drug stores.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-10

West Hartford.-The first annual horse show under the auspices of Troop B. cav airy, c. \. C.. will be held at the Troop B armcry in West Hartford on Dec. C [ and s.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-10
BuTlsteadsW

'"Te children an angel of mercy" Where directions are followed. IT NEVER FAILS. Despite scarcity and enormous cost of SANTONIN. it contains full dose. Stood sixty years fest. Sold everywhere pr by mail. 50c bottle.
 Est. c. A. Toorhess. K. D. Philadelphia
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-10

Prince Albert is scfS in toppy red bags, tidy red tins, hand some pound and haU pound fin huE1idorS and in the pound crystal glass huri- Sor wit h sponge
 usoistsner tep.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03

''NIo~r of til" Immigrant families arc lnrG"
and the older children must 60 I" work Ms
rnrIv ns III" law Allows To many N"
night ~rhnolS are not cong"miHl places, for
after n certain age book learning begins 10
pail upon many Young people. )" th"S"
Young men drift into community cCnlCrS.
"IIcrc. by association. they ar" given II
feeling Of rcSprr, for other mems opinions
and points Of view by actual contact with
their fellows. Thry must listen to some
body clsr's argument. lest somebody else
refuse to h"Hrkru to their own. After all.
cdurarion is actually tn" incubation of COM
mon sense and an appreciation of what Is
right. In order to b" possessed of common
sense, II man musl b" able 10 see problem
from every r"S~ihI" point Of view. If, how
ever he looks NJ il merely from his own
standpoint and turk"s it, in nine cases ont
of ten. unless ne is II genius. he will be-
tripp"d up. lur If Il" can com" into con
tact with men of his own ng" and expert
enc" who hav" mot with the same or similar
WohI"m~ aud have solved them to their own
Nuti~fHcII"m and hru"h1, they can impart
10 him the results Of their experience along
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
Answers to Yesterdays Quiz

Ml,'" AutotHrrr". wife OF Louis WI.
ku,u "f France, vas "allrd "Nadnmc
D,Grii" hrCauS" Sh" was "ft.u short
ur n,oucv and was Contnn"II' hcinHud-
ng furds frOm her ministers.
, H,uo Peter is y flag with " hur ground
an1 white sNuar" in IN" center
nni.r,h rs y signal that the shin Is
about to SAIL
" plmv saya tho word boa IS from hos
-, cow, aud arose from tn" gupuosItipu
rIar the boa sucked the milk Of cow,
RuugaIuNy originated IN India where
lr,.y vero houses Wiln Vcrauda.. an
p,n,Iird the ground tlOOr nud 'hr roofs
lr,trhcd TO modcra'" the effect Of the
SUMS rays.
+ rathorrou is pauarca. Il ui,crs.,
remedy.
& Tho Tnmh"Hi Is the largest river f.,
\fr'ci flowing into III" Indian Oropm
r Inhu Quincy Adams was President of
Tive United States from 1925 10 IY"q
\ y, rrium. hcrause Of tn" mau, times il
has been tho SCcuc Of nghfiur g.
I,urouoau wars, hag been ruIlrd '"rhn
,r,rIipit Of Europe.
~ ri,rJh street way - street in London ,,,rc
Camouq for its literary hacks nuL
STRUGGLING authors. In 1890 the ua,,,.
was changed to Milton street Thn
orIgiunl uHnk did not refer to food
hui alluded No an ancient ditch unI
was derived from the Gothic "prn
ben" TO dig Saxon. grab" a grsy,
or Inc Dutch "groep," ditch.
~ Guebers or Ghebers is the name given to
adherents In Persia OF the ancient
sun-worshiping religion Of zoroaster.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
SNORT CUTS


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
N'irn Ed Nnru,, I'.rI,,. .,.I 'r,n.. ,,,
II ,IIrErr, m r.. >....',, IY.,',
Drpmrf.l from m. ,..,rI.
Our ra'Iunr L,ur '', r, .,,.,.. Hu.,. Kn
And Nauu"d is uoA '.. Nau.
,Iro Sim, I,..i,, .,r. 49,. i. ,L,,
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
NOW NY IDEA IS THIS!
Daily Talks vim Thinking Phiadephians Subjects They
KnOU Best

IN" Same line and his breadth Of Wow will
nav" been that much enlarged. This Is
tru" not only Of young men, but also Of
young women.
'lt would hc great thing for mankind
II men could SOC certain problems from the
standpoint of women. and likewise if women
could SOC certain things from the standpoint
Of men. IT W" can bring about such fact.
even II only in part. We shall have done 81
much toward til" real education Of the youth
of both sexes for whom il is accomplished.
Furthermore. community rcnt"rs arc
making for better citizenship by nr"using
early in tho lives of thcS" young people an
interest in community problems and civic
duties as such distinguished from scrtarinn
problems and religious duties ns such. .'rhcy
ar" training III" young men and women to
l""l that th"r" is definite obligation resting
upon them to render services to the entire
community Of which they are n part.
Th"y aCQur" an appreciation for the
things III" community has been able to give
thcm ana. very early in their lives. n con.
seriousness that they are by 50 much indebted
'" IN" community comes over them. II is
nor dlfh"uIt thereafter t" convince them of
lh'Ir duties I" tn" community in RETURN"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03

freedom was marked and. indeed, sufficient
for him to rccoup his fortunes with new
war-born shipbuilding concern. Bank
ruptcy has succeeded his second period or
nsCcndanCy. and Morse asserts that his trip
to Europe was health quest.
Justice, however, is occasionally in need
of medical treatment. which in this instance.
il would seem. can bc suitably applied in
the United states
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
Missouri Thrift

trgm rh' Nudsor Ro,hH
How easy it is to save money in ,mnlI
amounts, Mrs. r. T.. Maddox recently
brought t" FL Dorado Springs half burhrI
Of nirk"ls Sh" had saved in the last few
years. They w"r" all buffalo nirkcIs tnn
Several years ago she started saving hufFnIn
mirkcIS that cam" her way in II store .hr n,,L
her husband operated. Whrn She brourht
them t" town finally they weighed cIrT"n
pounds and amounted to rrnrk &TOO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
As They Tell EN- In Kansas

Aira NIslI rrrI, H"uul,nco Inuoll CapuaI
ON going into his hcnhousr ono day local
farmer found SuHk" trapped in the handle
Of II jug, The snnk" had evidently swnl-
lowed an egg. then crawlCd through the Jug
handle as far AZ the egg would permit, then
swallowed another egg, thereby trapping
himself
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
HUMANISlIS
by WILLIAM ATHERTON DU PUy

MIR VAN LEAR BLACK. baltimore
1'l publisher. gave an American barbecue
party to the Conference journalists
On tho hillside where quarters of bCcf
SiZzlCd over the flames might he soon II.
6. Wells. dapp,r. black muStachcd. sturdy
fur-roatcd. walking arm in arm with vii.
, liam Allen White. Of Emporin. Kan,
blond, stout and palid.
Henry Mcnrkcn. brisk. rhipncr. with the
air of the proprietor of corner drug store
with Roardman Robinson, the cartoonSt.
who wears Il rcd. wedge shared beard.
Colonel R"pington, tho veteran British
war correspondent, sharp faced. Hrrnggy
muStachcd. who has earned himself the
SobriuuCt of the 'GloOm of the Confer.
rncc,' mad" his first optimistic uttcrnnc"
when h" remarked Of tn" weather to Sam
Blythe. II believe il is going to Gear up.
.IudSon WcIivcr, crStwhiIc vehement
journalistic advorat" Of tn" Progressive
cause now chief clerk at the White House,
Stalked bcttIC- browcd among his fellows.
Herbert Corey. war correspondent. who
spent his early life amid the hardShipS Of
II sheep ranch in Wyoming. ford and
weather beaten, complained bitterly Of the
cold. arguing that he was hoth0uSC plant.
Commander Wells Hawks. Of the navy,
one" Il circus press agent, was there and
met John AgcC. ltingIing'S rngmastcr, who
furnishing wild WCs, entertainment,
TIL" tw" had toured together under canvas
for hv" years.
Miss Julia O't"nu"r. Of tho National
Woman'S Trade Union League. is a good.
looking young girl and n most impnSSioned
orator. She used to be- II telephone opera
tor and led the .tmuzons Of the switchboard
to victory in th" big Boston Strik" some
years ago.
Senator Albert Baird Cummins. of Iowa,
Chesterfield among his fellows, began lie
nS II carpenter. and became surveyor wOrk.l
ing for n rairoad, before taking up the
study Of law.
Joseph Kimblr Nardamnn. tho MiSSisSir'
plan with the flowing locks. who was formerly
| nt"d States Senator. tells n story Of the
lore of war which he snit grippcd even him.
pH"itist that he was. He said that he once
went to view II sham battlc and that, al.
though he constantly reminded himself that
II was II sham. il StIl looked fin" and ro'
mantle and inspiring to him. II" said that
II" followed the troops in hack and that he
grew inpatient when. tn" ground becoming
hIIy, the driver lost speed and failed I"
keep up with the inspiring procession. IiS
driver, however, was less moved and groWlcd
S"urIN when the Senator became excited Tor
fear Of missing flank movement.
Finally th" huglc sounded the order ~
cease firing. The driver stopped his nag
un''' ' Il ,I''' ,u' 'u 'h' nose DaH an" ".
N"N 'I'"'' E""u'nF an "IN"'I' Wa
I'uil'" Hnu Tue troops 'hNr"'d on a' '"'
""r,'" wv" QUICK ,,
- n' "'!N'F hi""r u" a'''"pl 10 'h'rFlIth
III nus nH'S" meal the inr"' 'nt"NI'h'"n WIZ"
Tue IT." El"rf nnH r'"n'"r OF III" sham ""''''
rr"l"S''d I" nlm:
Now, ranhy' II" nrg'd' lmnSlN" ''''
"" are ~ Il real war
NJ rlsh'' S"ld tn" rahhH' now you
'n"g'"' '"'' me ANA my morse Is Sh"''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
REMARKABLE CURloS
Director Gordon, Of the University
Museum, Adds a Royal Feather
Mantle and Beautiful 5ronzes
Made by Savaees Of the
African Gold Coast
by GEORGE NON MCCAIN
DR. GEORGE BYRON GORDON.

DR. GEORGE BYRON GORDON, di'
- rector of the University Museum, has
acquired one Of the rarcst curioS ever
brought TO this city.
II is II "mamo" or feather mantle once
worn by Hawaiian Kings and great chiefs
nS n symbol Of royalty.
It has not yet been placed on exhibit ion
but is safely stored in Camphor balls to
protect it from moths for the tim" being.
So far rs known thcr" arc less than Il
dozen of them now in existence.
There are two in Windsor Castle. Eng
land. ono in the British Museum, one in
New York and several in the bishop Nh
scum, named after the Rev. Serene T.,
Bishop. in Honolulu.
The University Museums specimen wa
obtnincd in England from th" family "i
Baron Xou"hc
"'rhr people Of England ~ n result "'
the war nrc competed +" part with many
Of their treasures now" said lr. Gordon
In explanation or his great good fortuna"
in securing the robe.
Royalty went out Of fashion in Hawaii -
generation ago. There are no more King
l." /" crowned and the making of frnthrr"d
robes has ceased
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03

Mh"n Councilman GafIncy suggested
noIi""m"n chasing bandits hc wasn't think
ing "f IN" innocent hy~tandcr. Sawed off
reasoning iS sometimes rs destructive rs
Sawcd-Off ShotgunS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03

French specialists consulted by pocvcd
actors dr"lar" that - per cent Of the cough
ing that disturb, theatre audiences is I'M
necessary, DIR. lMwrrnr" +. Flick. tubcr.
per cent would b" his figures. and patient,
at Whit" lLlv"n are ready to prove Them,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03
Two Kinds of Good

from the Alch son County. No. Mail
There are Just two kinds Of good pcouIe
"me h,nu VINO are good at heart and The
olhcr KIND who are scared into II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03

y Inc nll'd states Railroad Labor
Board revised working rules governing
raiIr"nd shop employees may justly be- re-
gnrdod nN II return to common sense prln-
ripl"S rather than HS an Infringement Of
III" rights of union employees.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03

Nh0l d"mnndS tho String nrti<t. Whnt
: quartet without Il uunrt. Which.
h" went ON. suggests tho ancient question
as to whether III" mu>ic Is really better after
those present hav" had several drinks or
only seems 10 sound better.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-03

Miss Julia O't"nurr. Of tho National
Woman'S Trade lnion League. is good.
looking young girl and n most impnsSoncd
orator. She used to b" tclcphon" opera :.
tor and led the NmuZons Of the switchboard
to victory in tn" big Boston Strik" some
years ago.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
SALESAEN.

Speciality saiesmeu-Positlon Is opened
with first class firm manufacturing
high grade therapeutic apparatus; we
need a sales representative OF the
highest calibre and personality for
work which gives excellent present and
future prospects and straight commits
sion basis: the right man Will find
this an opportunity well worth consic-
ering; applicants will please state age,
experience, religion and nationality,
Address High Grade. 700 Herald,
Herald So
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
SALES MANAGER

for every State: good connection for sggres-
siye men OF ability. to affiliate with propo-
sltion OF great merit: call any day or write
for appointment. no Information by mail.
berry. evark n. -
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
sALEsMEN.

Two men with the go-getter spirit can
make large and steady weekly income with
New York corporation; attractive PROPOSE
tion. strong Endorsements; quarterly divi-
dends guaranteed; leads furnished: liberal
commission, drawing account. Apply be-
tween 10 and 1 o'clock. MIR. Glider, suite
100, 900 Madison av.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
sifuntions Wnnted-MaIs.
Domestic.


JAPANESE Eagle Employment Agency.
Most reliable help furnished.
G.. Miyagawa, 100 West 46th 81.
BRYANT TTs7-9sss.
COOKS. BuTLERS, CHAUFFEURS, GEN
ERAL HOUSEWORKERE REFERENCES
STRICTLY INVESTIGATED.
ONLY THE HIGHEST GRADE JAPANESE
HELP FURNISHED.
JAPANESE AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT
Agency, Bryant SOTO.
100 Weat 46th ST., near broadway.
FURNISHES HIGH CLASS HELP.
hotel, club and private family; chef, walters,
buffers, maids, couples.
References personally investigated
JAPANESE DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY. Rosina Mori,
1s7 Lexington av. Mad. So 035S.
Japanese. Chinese FSlipinos. Corearls. Ma
layans: references personally investigated.
HELP FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE.
JAPANESE Select Employment Agency.
Bryant 1881. s04 9th av., between 45th- -46th
sts.: fancy cook. faithful butler.
JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
20 w. 43d. Tel $3.50 Vanderbilt.
Furnishes select help references investi-
gated.
PHILIPPINE American Employment
Agency. We place all kinds OF help. l10
Sands St. Brooklyn. Main 2T0l.
CiIAUFFEURS FURNISHED.
NO CHARGE TO EMPLOYERS.
MILLER AGENCY. BRYANT 1893.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
AGENTS WANTED.

~~@~~<~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
Female.
for young and middle
aged women with wide acquaintance to act
as agents II; their own time and sell ladies'
suits retail at wholesale prices; liberal COM
missions. M 60 Herald, Herald So.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
HELP WANTED--MALE.
SALES MANAGER. EASTERN.
WANTED.
FOR WELL KNOWN CORSET COMPANY.

Large. nationally known corset manufac-
turers desire TO secure sales manager TO take
charge OF New York selling office: require
salesman who is personally acquainted with
the big trade In Greater New York, Boston.
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
The position requires executive of energy
and initiative, himself capable OF selling, be-
sides directing a force OF statesmen; expert
ence selling corsets necessary. Give COM
plete details OF past experience, salary de-
sired. age. references. &c.. In first letter.
A 572 Herald. 2S0 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26

MAN. American. age 45, university
graduate, member bar State of New
York: for several years partner In well
known admiralty firm New York city;
subsequently IL years manager of sue
cessful manufacturing business. Served
In U. s. Navy throughout war. having
years sea service as commissioned
deck officer on ". s. cruiser
Holds third mates license merchant
marine. Familiar with ships and
shipping since war. year practical
experience handling ships In port, in
cluding loading and discharging.
Fair knowledge French and German
and familiar with principal cities
Europe and east coas. South America
Desires position with company hav-
ing foreign branches. as assistant I'm
executive department, to qualify for
service at foreign station.
Very moderate salary until value
demonstrated.
Also available as secretary to an
executive who needs man OF educa-
tion and refinement. accustomed to ex-
tensive travel and To meeting men,
who can handle correspondence and Is
conversant with affdirs. is not q
stenographer. Interview requested.
A 618 Herald, $50 Bway.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26

Statesmen
to resell 5000 stockholders. prosper
Gus concern: liberal commissions.
Room fl07, 35S 9Th av.
SALESMAN.
Manufacturer wants energetic men to han
die well known tire as side line in city
give full particulars concerning present EN-
ployment. v 707. Herald. $50 Broadway.
SECURITIES = A permanent eonnec-
tion for few with proven
sales ability who can approach big
business people basis of equality
and who are not afraid to earn Sl0,-
900 a year; applicants must be 80 or
over. of exemplary habits and with
highest references; communications
eonfidential; commission basis; for
interview. give brief summary. o IS
Herald, Herald square.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
MEN WANTED.


MEN WANTED.
Several high class men TO travel and DEM
onstrsto nationally advertised musical In
struments; SALARY and commission; give full
details in frat lottsr; only men capable of
earning over S. 900 yearly should apply.
o 1916 Herald, Fulton 81.
OFFICE ASSISTANT. real estate, responsi-
BILE young man: Christian: knowledge OF
typewriting required; give age and refer
ences. y III Herald, Herald so.
Statesmen WANTED.
IN you salesman, or II you have
potential selling ability and are earning less
than 800 per week, we can show you how
70 make this amount regularly; our organi-
cation has fifty-six mon who are averaging
500 weekly; we do not ask you 10 call on
friends; leads furnished, and II you will
work hard and follow instructions which
have made big commissions for others, you
can get in the s.. 900 class at once. This
is a permanent Job with big future for the
men who make good. Call Johnson Hop
klns Co, 30S 5th av
The New York herald., 1921-04-26

COUPLE. for family OF 8: city references
required. Phone Lenox BASS. 0 TO 2.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
HELP WANTED--MALE.
BUTLER u

A Young English footman who has been
IN services In England and who wishes 20
become butler. Address Tis Herald.
Herald 50.
CIVIL engineer wanted. young man willing
TO start at bottom and work up Into the
business. excellent opportunity with subur-
ban borough engineers state experience and
salary expected. Box sf7, Dumont n. J.
CLERK. LUMBER.
Nrung man 10 nsaiTt boohkeeper, general
cffioc work. including typewriting. Apply
bv i~ter, stating are, experience and salary
kalt Lumber Co, 32s Esxt stth a..
The New York herald., 1921-04-26

COUPLE WANTED.
Good cook and reliable butler-ehauffeur.
colored, for country house; small private
family. Ring Main 4l20. apt. IT; must have
good references.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
HELP WANTED-MALE.

>~~>-~-~~~~-~~~~
cHAUFFEyR. married; not more than one
near city: must be good city driver. y ~
Herald. Herald So
COUPLE. competent, who would appreciate
a permanent home with chance for ad-
vancement. wife must be excellent cook and
eongenial with other help; man. butier-valst;
ne. fifth floor. iia West 4oth.
COUPLE. for family or two. residing az
Rockaway Park; man 10 be handy around
the house and 70 understand driving Cadillac;
wife 10 be able to do all the housework'
state salary and references. 1852 Herald,
Fulton st.
COUPLE. first class coz and butler. or
two women In family t two 70 take en- en-
tire charge. except washing. Apply by let
ter only, stating age, nationality and wages
required. J. g. Wilson. Larchmont Manor,
COUPLE WANTED.
Good cook and reliable butler-chauffeur,
colored, for country house; small private
family. Ring Main 4i2o. apt. IT; must have
-----------------
COUPLE. for family OF 8; city references
required Phone Lenox Bass. 0 to 2.
COUPLE wanted, Competent cook and useful
ply with references between II and o'clock
at 80 w. 5oth st.
COUPLE. white. cook and butler, English
or American preferred 10 take entire
charge OF house for family OF four: refer
ences required. Tel. 20 Englewood. n. j.
COUPLE. WHITE.
cook. useful butler; other help kept; country;
good references. Call between and 3
Tuesday. go Park av., apartment "a.
COUPLE. coiored preferred: woman cook
ing, housework; man inside, outside. Phone
Mr.. Bullock. before noon, Cortlandt $3.50.
coUPLE-woman capable general house
worker: husband employed outside; sleep
In. i29 East 54th..
COUPLE, for country. all year; take entire
charge. Call mornings "a r. 2Sth st.
Meyers
DIsTRIBUToR.-WAN
DISTRIBUTOR OF FOOD PRODUCTS TO
GROCERIES, AND DELICATHSSEN
SHOPS, COVERING ENTIRE CITY WITH
LIGHT DELIVERY TRUCKS. MAKING
DAILY DELIVERIES. SEE o. G. IN
CALLS. McALPIN HOTEL. WEDNESDAY.
| APRIL 81.
| DOORMAN--Man OF middle age who has been
identified with wholesale dry goods or lace
! house and who is familiar with trade to
act as doorman, meet customers, &C.. must
be OF good address and appearance; mod
crate salary; must furnish first class cre-
oentials. Boz 129 200 Cable Building.
4 DRAUGHTSMAN In architects office to
make neat well lettered tracings. State
full particulars. references and salary. o
4 ~ Herald, Herald SO.
/ FOREMAN.-First class general construc-
tion foreman, capable 10 estimate from
! plans: good. steady job 10 right man Write,
stating experience and salary expected, Box
/ 365. 100 East 125th
| GARDNER, middle aged. single. German, life
experience in greenhouses, flowers, fruit
and vegetables, permanent position small
/ private place. Address II Kerpen, 107 Il.
/ 47th.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26

COUPLE wanted. competent cook and useful
butler, short distance in the country. Ap-
ply with references between IL and ! o'clock
at 80 w. Goth st.
The New York herald., 1921-04-26
SECURITY aALESMEN

SECURITY Statesmen
Telephone statesmen to sell dividend paying
tct tacco stocks wonderful list TO work and
diate promotion TO a managership. Room
sos, Ill Broadway.
sTENoGRAPHER. MUST BE FAST TYPIsT,
TO COPY AND CHECK ORDERS AND
WRITE INVOICES; GOOD OPPORTUNITY
FOR ACCURATE MAN. STATE AGE, Ex-
PERIENCE AND SALARY EXPECTED TO