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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-03
GOVERNOR PROCLA!MS
 DAY OF FAITH
Declares November First A
 Legal Holiday in Arkan-
 sas and Asks Prayers for
 Peace.

Little Rock, Ark, Oct. Ex-Governor Thomas c. McRae has proclaimed Tuesday, Nov. 1, a legal holiday to be known as t"The Day of Faith" and enjoined the citizens of thls state 10 oner prayer then for the success or the conference on the limitation of armaments to be held in Washington on Armistice Day.
 The governor asks the people of Arkansas also on November ito ac- knowledge the rights and virtues Of their neighbor, whatsoever be his na- tion, his race or his creed and as evidence of that faith which is with in them, at the hour of noon on such Day of Faith reverentfy to speak the a1legorical words, My neighbor is per fect''
 The governor expressed in his proclamation the hope that where Arkansas dares to lead the world may not fear to follow.
 Governor McRae explained in his proclamation that he had been moved to this step by reading a book by Ar thur Somers Roche. Speaking of the conference on the limitation of arma- ments, the governor said:
 "Once more the peoples of the world thrill to ain ancient hope. This time idea1ism must not fail
 Greed and hatred in the daily af- fairs of man, in his industrial order and in his international relations, have brought about collapse in civ ilization which testifies to mans in ability to check material maladies with material remedies.
 s'ShaII we travel eternally the vic i ious circle that. beginning in prepara- | tions, ends in war, to begin again in 1 new preparation?
 we are taught that man is made 1 in the image of his Maker; yet, even as the heart accepts that mighty | truth, the brain whispers to the hand | the false word, Impractica1,' and the
 sword flashes from the ready sheath. | 'CiviIization, warned by experience, must not again challenge hate with
 only the puny powers of the hand and | braini It must turn to the human heart, We must have faithI "But shall we keep faith locked in | the heart, as though we were aShan- | ed of it? Shall we not rather, in this | frightfuI crisis of the worlds history, | release it aud let the heart attempt what the br ain and hand have failed | to achieve-the rule of Peace ?" Mrs. J. North will be in charge of
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-03
WATERBURY COP
 MYSTERIOUSLY HURT.

Waterbury Conn.,, Oct. 3-Patrick McCabe motor cycle patrolman. was found in the Country clug road late last night and carried unconscious to the Waterbury hospital. It was thought he had a fractured skull and today the department was trying to determine whether he fell from his machine was knocked off by an au- tomobile or was struck by missile thrown by someone on the road.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-03

Midshipman Francis J. Grandheld has returned to his studies at the Navy Academy at Annapolis after spend- ing two, weeks at the home of his grandmother, Mrs. M. Gilhuley of Chapel street. During the summer AIidshipman Grandfield made a long cruise in ahee Med ezaiterraneansssea.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-03

A Mothers Club will be organized at the Phyllis Wheatley branch of the '. w. c. A.. on Thursday, October 9th, at P. NJ During the after noon a musical program will be given and games will be played. Refresh mentS will be served.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-03

Mrs. J. North will be in charge of the Civics class which will be held by formerly the Daughters of Isabella .tn Varuna hall, this evening.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-03

ant revelations of how government is conducted under this administrator vet made
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
statesmen.
MIR. HIGH TYPE MAN"

Opportunity knocks once at each
mans door. but generally he is
down the street telling some one
OF the good chances he has missed.
This minute opportunity IS
knocking at your door, with US.
after a few days training: "ON
TELLING THE TRUTH, >" you viii
enter the local field representing
group Of prominent business.
men. Your work. dignified. fasci-
mating and permanent, viii yield
weekly commissions upward OF
$50; later you win be developed
into a topnotch sales executive.
What YOU are doing now makes no
difference, so long as you are a
high type man. Sounds too good?
Read the first sentence Of this ad
again. Then actl Cali 10 70 at
the office most convenient 70 you.
SUITE 1910. % ". 43D ST
SUITE 3O5. 1872 NASSAU ST.
SUITE So. l66 MONTAGUE ST. BKLYN
SUITE Z, 500 BROAD ST, NEWARK.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
HELP WANTED-MALE.
sAIEslrEN.

In your past selling and business
experience sou can remember how you
lrt opportuuliieH go, NOT fully real-
izing at tie tlma tlat sou We're pa 81
Ing up a real opportunity 10 is pose
siblc for sou % grasp your opporil-
nily now IN business industry that
has future far greater th8n auy-
thing ever known "a civilization.
Have you ever stopped 70 aua1yzs
the reason for the great number OF
millionaires Ia the United Stafes2 n
you VIII look up the records of those
who havel made millions iu llfe-
time you Will find they are lhe ones
who have erasped their opportunity
and made good.
Suppose wc were 70 tell you thar s
have an opportunity right noW tl
mako more millions iu the ncAr Lll
years than any industry or combHa-
you take the trouble 70 investigate aUt
find out for yourself if our statement
is correct or not?
We lack words to adequately ~
press the magniture of this industry
but We want to tell you an about it
Five months time and over thirty
thousand dollars have been spent IN
this campaign. We could 20 on and
write TWO or three columns concern
ing this proposition and then He would
not be able 70 explain 81 sufficiently.
A personal interview win convince
YOU.
Call NJ our office between . A. NJ.
and 3 T. NJ, Wednesday,
2l East f2d Street.
(Fourth Floor.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
STOCK sALEslfEN.

TIe nature of our proposition plus ths
coouDratlou Wc give our statesmen should
make it possible for the high calibre man
go son o minimum of $4,000 "a month. our
proposition has the written Endorsement Of
l,adiuE bankers and business mcu iu their
pectse fields lt IS one which every real
atocs -alesman N.il Welcome once 81 j. eN-
planned to Nir. Successful security men
DON'T waste time on deals which can't stand
in.u tir4 tiou WHY continue to handle those
of doubtful merite We have room for few
high quality men in our organization on
ni-Elv attractive commission basis. If you
can qualify address, Suite gi2, At West 34th
ST. or telephone Dir. Hodes, Fltzroy 1899
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
sAIEsnrEN ANn nnoKEns wANrnn-

Statesmen AND BROKERS WANTED
We are orga lizing a big sales organization
20 place common shares of stock of q large,
well known and very successful OIL COEPO-
RATION; we need 30 live Wire statesmen,
with or without clientele, 20 place tllia stock
FOR us in New York State, Pennsylvania.
New Jersey and other territory. We are es-
pecally anxious of securing men and women
who VIII give MS their entire time; we win
amply repay you and your future IS assured
your compensation e. commissions. they are
all you could ask from a large, successful.
dividend paying corporation. we w.A only
consider applications from 7ale7mCu whose
references viii bear Investigation. Address
I. A. Parker & CO., 1qe Market st-, Sew
prr n j.
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SALESMAN
FIELD MANAGER

FIELD MANAGER
Leads and inquiries furnished: large manu-
featuring company, about 40 start expan-
sion ana advertising campaign 10 secure ad-
ditional working capital; permanent connec-
to man who demonstrates his selling and
executive ability II. T., box 400 Herald.
Herald So
SALESMEN
THE LARGEST FINANCIAL INSTITU-
qTiREs H 2 skEEsMER Az NE N N TER THE W8N 8hN BE- b
If YOU ARE 50 or OVER AND CAN
QUALIFY YOU MAY COMMENCE YOUR
LIFE WORK FOR \ CONCERN WITH
oNER $22 900 900 ASSETS. NATIONAL
.. i, coNNELL, % WEST AID ST.
SALESMAN waited by a large. well estab-
lished house; having experience IN fine
set UP boxes for the perfumery and phar-
maceutcal trade. who also has an acquaint-
ance with the trade; will pay liberal salary
and commission 20 right man. state full
Information concerning yourself experience,
referchces and salary desired 673 Herald.
Herald So.
SALESMEN--We can offer sou a lfo long
position In an established business where
character and ability are more important
than experience, you ~otisfy us and ',e wiu
satisfy you that this opportunity Ga q real
one. Apply J.. r. steel Service Corp, 100
broadway
SALES MANAGER.-Nau OF personality aud
ambition 90 break In and take charge Of
statesmen for Brooklyn territory. not stock.
bonds or oil, but financial plan that in-
terests every one overriding commission.
Z 1873 Herald Brooklyn
sALESAfEN-writet tor lis- 0i lines and Fun
particulars; parfr 81 500 20 $4,000 yearly.
big demand for men Inexperienced or eN-
perieHced e!:y or travelling. Natl Sales
mems TT. Assn. Dept. 6iS-C. Candler Bldg
New York.
statesmen
Leads ard Inquiries furnished by large,
well known manufacturing company about
70 start advertising campaign 90 secure adj
ditional capital can Martin Corporation.
1856 Broadway.
SALESMAN; experience not necessary. char
acter essential: our cooperation and in
struCtion assure success; hard work must
be your middle name II i 39S Herald.
Herald ~.
SALESAiAN-Thoroughl experienced man
FOR umbrella house. we'll acquainted w1fh
New England retail trade. state full partlcu-
lars in first letter; strictly confidential G.
iGs Herald. Herald 50.
sALEsAIIsN-Thorouchl experienced in sta
tiOnery business. 90 wait on trade and
retail floor; steady position. Eugene DIS
Tower. Inc. 81 BroadNay
Statesmen wanted by manufacture. % son
stock; salary. Room G2l World Bldg.
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rrAcnERs Is sALEsMEN.

Exceg ut opportunity S. offered 10 teachers
TO prorrahiy a their spare time 70 increase
taeir income very materially Large and
wen established rlanuiacturins enterprise
entering on an extensive campaign 81 ex-
pau5iou n desirous OF securing the assistance
of several gentlemen 90 nid 81 In the securing
OF additions working capital. in other words.
tte are looEiug efor q man who viii sell the
securities of q thor0ughly substantial and
reputable concern WITH stores and ware
houses iu New York and q large factory out
III town with close assets of 50 600. 900.
Write only T. Q. IT,. room a0s. 135 Broad
way, New York city
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
SATEsN1EN-

Large and well known manufacturing CON
cern is looking for two statesmen, either now
or formerly connected with the brewery trade
as statesmen or collectors an excellent chance
to learn new and highly profitable busi-
ness the corporation in question Is Just ini-
tiating an extensive campaign to increase
It's business and IS seeking additional capt
tall would like TO connect with a couple OF
men well acquainted IN the brewery trade.
Write only. y. y. NJ, room 30s. 135 Bway,
New York city.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
SALESMAN.

DO not answer this advertisement unless
you are accustomed to making at least
$1,000 a year; large. successful and favor
ably known manufacturing company, which
Is expanding, wants three high price pro-
ducers 20 call on customers and stockholders
to offer them an interest IN our business:
we are about 20 start extensive advertising
campaign 20 sell a block Of our securities
leads, Inquiries and every corporation win
be given; we want producers who VIII
develop as field managers and who can or
ganize a sales force. H. T., box 399 Herald.
Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
sALEsllEN

New York financial institution. fur-
rishiug capital for the tNpar ian uf
the Mack Corporation. has OPENINGS
for two or three experienced socuIy
salesmen We are also ready to train
successful In other lines. but appre-
oiatc The larger earnings possible iu
This field Active office cooperation
assures attractive earnings from tha
start; the position us permanent and
ment 70 executive position. Phone
Vanderbilt T0li for appointment, or
call mornings, room 1902. SIG jth Az.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22

PHOTOGRAPHER,w who Is also a first
class retOaeher and knows how 20
reproduce painting for photo gelatine
process; steady position. Apply to the
Osborne Co, 759 Summer av., New
ark, n. j.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
Statesmen
READ THIS AID.

lf We're to tell you Of the bigges-
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 70 call up Murray
Hin 1864 and ask for Mr.. Bird?
The New York herald., 1921-02-22

SALESMAN. A. Old established wholeeaie
hosiery, underwear and general mcrchau-
disc house has splendid opening for an exc
perienced man for inside trade; good op-
por.unity for "a I've Wire aud aggressive man.
only those having experience IN this line necc
apply state age. experience and salary cN-
pccted. S o., s33 Herald. Fulton go.
SALESAIAN.-An energetic man. about 80,
with Neles experience. TO represent manu-
facturer on Long Island, selling q high . gade
electrical appliance to the better class Of
homes: an unusual opportunity to.mau owu-
ing automobile. Address i 1868 Herald.
Brooklyn.
ALESNIEN-ThoroU -hly experienced in Sta
tloncry hy iulss. to- sen 0ualmar5 arounA
city Eugene III. Tower lnc., @il broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22

STOCK CIGRK-A large commercial printing
establishment desires n stores-manager
thorog-Uy familiar with modern methods OF
storea-t.epiue and stock control. Writs,
atatinr experience. education and starting
aaIarp erpectQd Box s. A., 10 Union sq.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

ATTORNEY 600 desires 20 stop out OF the
practice and enter commercial line; seeks
knowledge Of business and sound legal mind
are essential J GG6 Herald. ESQ broadway.
ACCOUNTANT. boolSkeeper. 20 years eom-
mercal training, here and abroad: foreign
correspondent. credits, exchanges possessing
Initiative, energy. eNcollcnt references. @
1910 Herald, Fulton st.
ASSISTANT purchasing agent wants connec-
tion responsible concern. purchasing dcparf-
menti not necessarily title capacity. @ figJ
Herald, Fulton ~.
ATTENDANT or nurse 70 invalid gentle
man By experienced, reliable man. speaks
English, French. German. Spanish: would
travel; references. Borrow, G13 Lexington av
EooTKFDPER- -CoRREspONnENT, wide ac-
counting experience, At present engaged
seeks change; salary commensurate with
proven ability refergce and bond. z 492
Herald. Herald 80
BOOKKEEpER. accountant. office manager.
college education; rs years experience;
clean record. tact and reserve executive
ability. financial statements. @ 142f Tier
cid, Ilarlcm.
BoQKKEEPER- Young man go wishes po-
sition, expert controlling accounts, 'rlal
balances, financial statements. correspond
pnce; highest credentials. AS Herald. tfer-
ald So
BOOllkEEi'ER. assistant. desires position
with large house Z years experience; rof-
trcnco sincere worker. fGI Herald, Her
rid square.
tiUTLER-E -ENpcricnccd. well trained Eneliah-
man. medium height. neat appeara nee.
y otid like situation or butler or as second
tnnn and valet; discngaged March ; excel
lent references. Address John Simmons. h20
lark av.. New York.
DrrLER, scandinavian; competent. trust
worthy, excellent rCicrrnCrsi experienced.
bt uay, week, month, or steady. A 81 Herald,
Nerald So.
buTLER. useful. valet young Japanese.
willing. capable, gocN English Wishes work
five hours daily; 20 weekly reference. N
go heral4 Fulton 81
trLER-VALET. Italian, speaks French
tciarpuces' willing travel. Howard. l0j
WY N-d.
btTLEl, young Frouchmnu speaking n
liftlc English, desires position. excellent
orenccs. l43 West i23d. Moruincside 2so2
CUTLER or VALET; reliable. competent Jap
auefp' long experience, highest references
4i3 Herald. Herald "a.
ti-rLEE OF butler erhouscmani exceptional
CITY, country moderate. Garden. t0f
~ ftlh
BUTLER. Enrlish. seeks place small private
family excellent reference; wages 500
Son care Boycna. i2G Wcs. 27th 81.
uUTLER cook. French. 81. good reference.
:. ~ 32l w. lsth. city.
Bt'TLER, valet. competent, nont. best ref-
ercncaa $50. G Herald, Herald 81.
BUTLER Belgian 600: good references.
w. Prei.eer, 23I u. 3sth e., city.N
UUTLER. valot. French. best references.
willing travel. 40 Herald, Herald 50.
BUTLER, Corean, desires 70 be useful Ice.
i02 w. soth st tCassinelln.
pt1TLER English aee 3s, city references.
Annrimort 23. il East a5th.
-oral references Herald. Herald sq
The New York herald., 1921-02-22

HOUSEWORKERS, days. half time: refer
ences. Carney's Agency. 153 w. 18th. Au-
ouhon 1906.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22

HOUSEWORTSERS. day workers. couples,
cooks. Audubon 279S. Soaley's Agency,
iGi w. 1f5th.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22

MARRIED man with no children wanted. ok
perlenced IN taking care of chickens and
cows: best reference required, wife 10 board
two men. Apply Wednesday morning, q 80
to 10 80. az apartment SA, 236 W. 10th 81.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
Statesmen AND MANAGER S
LsgrT g.rfs N-fF

ASSISTANT.
Two mon needed Immediately t1
work with me IN Sew York office
absolute integrity first requisite; sell
personality. common sense and deter
mnauon. splendid opportunity for
quick promotion 70 managerial posi-
ton. don't hesitate 20 answer II you
arc employed it viii pay you TO
make n change Give puouo number
IL any. Write ". H., 2l6 Herald.
Herald So
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
ADVERTISING Agencies.

TELEPHONE BRYANT 4iI5.
TINES SQUARE ADVERTISING SERVICE
i493 Broadway. Uisp.ay ANA Classified Ai-
NcrtisinE Service free; publisher NTafos
The New York herald., 1921-02-22

SECCDLTv sALESAIAN-AI have an opening
il uy organization Tor mar who has
cr can develop real selling ability; 1 will
-ye thc right man thorough training in
sal 1uduettD, on vcry nigh class, sue
sful established proposition, and this
place also offers unusual opportunity for
aotauc. .n.nt to rcspor ihle, well paying ex-
.euuEa position, Ne are marketing high
grade au.umcrAe security, commission basis;
HiI iI ryieW applicants to-day and to-
morrow. g. q. MulaIy, rs East 4lst ST.,
room ao2
SOLICITOR wanted who controls trucking
and housing trade good salary and
euplrtuaIy lor adyancement Write Z 'oS
Herald. $50 8Way.
SOLlClTDI-IefIned huiuess man who de-
sir-s Increasing income and VINO has The
ability 10 present le-itlmate proposition IN
tcllietat'y 6Gi Herald $50 broadway.
STEN0GEApHER. typist, young man; must
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
: AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
'oe ,Se .ns 31,c gsoH uat &

AUTOMOBILE AUCTION.
VAN TASSEit q kEAENEN
Established isGO,
i2G-f2s East t}th 81.
TO-DAY CrTESuAi). FEB -,
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON.
This sale will comprise great many
pleasure and business cars. the propFty q
i. r. buNKLEY Auc,loncer
CADILLAC limousine. : cylinder passcn-
ger, lAit model, perfect con9i in..l, n9a Abplg
West 6ist. Ask for Mr. owens.
CADILLAC TAM. PAID uP CLOCK bar
gain. Inquire Private. ag2s w 30th. C0uey
Island. Phone Coney island 1888.
CADILLAC. Pierce-Arrow chassis. pas
senger cylinder. $500 Phone Cort $500.
DODGE USED CAR EXcHANGa,
We have large number used cars. includ-
ing Dodge sedans. i0s0-lg2i model almost
new; also Dodge touring. Buick roads err,
Stutz sport model. passenger Hudson tour
Ing. Maxwell touring. Reos and many other
bargains from $3.50 upward.
DODGE USED CAR EXCHANGE.
iiJ-4t7 EAST 54TH STREET.
-.,... PHONE PLAZA ag ,.,.,...,,.1..,
TRADES CONSIDERED OpEN EVENINGS
AND SUNDAYS.
FOR sALE--stearns knight Z cylinder. 1914
aluminium body. passenger; ln perfect
condition. $500. BOX 1922 BABYLON, y. "
MAXWELL sedan. ioi7 model excellent con-
. ditiou sacrifice. Phone lNcnmoud Hlll
s2sl
IACkAllD. 2-3s. new TOP and n1!gyw hgllnt ,lIil.;
1926 Linden ST.. Brooklyn. Tel. 500 Ever
green.
PACKARD town car late 1917. twin SIX:
first class condition mechanically newly
upholstered and repain'cd. no dealers Phnne
Ni1t Schuyler
PACKARD Fleetwood coupe for uuick sHte.
Inquire Monday or Tuesday up 70 p. NJ.
for e MALoY. U0icl t--1-
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
HELP WAETED-MALE.

SECURITY sALESMnN. EXPERI-
SIDE WORK pIUFEREED BUT NOT
ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY. PER-
MANF.'T CONNECTION WITH
STRONG TNul SIFIAL ENTER
PRISE ENGAGED TN TTTE MANU-
FACTTNIEG or FAEN TRACTORS.
CORPORATION ENJOYS HIGH COM
1f-nrTAL RATING us uIrN AND
BRA TsTTEET. fS TN POSITION TO
LIMIT. NOME FT1T STRONG AND
AGGRESSIVE MEN LOOKING FOR
IllH CLASS ISSUE NEED APPLY.
SALARY AND COMMISSIONS TEL.
BRYANT 1856 FOR APPOINTMENT.
ASK FCg Mr.. HOPPER.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
HELP WANTED-MALE.
A1EN

MEN!
WE ARE LOOKING FOR THE
UNUSUAL. ORDINARY MAN
WHO MUST MAKE MONEY
Whether you are experienced or not Is
OF little significance to u.s. provided only
that you are quick 10 appreciate the value
OF a good proposition, STRAIGHTFORWARD In
putting across your message once you
are sure Of the truth Of Il. active and
energetic in following the instructions Of
men whose success points the way TO your
own advancement
II you are between 25 and 30
years Of age and are really
sincere and willing to coop
crate with us we win talk TO
you at Room 1119, 1923 B'way.
an day Tuesday and Wednesday.
OFFICE Assistant.--Wanted, an honest and
bright young man office assistant: must
know typewriting and be accurate at figures :
resident OF Brooklyn preferred. Address In
own handwriting. Box 20T, 1852 Myrtle av.,
Brooklyn.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

BUTLER-Young mdn, French, age 10, wishes
position private family for second butler or
houseman; good references and experience.
moderate. A "A Herald, Herald 50.
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WATCrrTAEEES capable OF repairing and
Ieprodueiur parts for hieh grade American
ana SWISS watches. Apply 6t6 Herald,
Herald -I
The New York herald., 1921-02-22

ATTORNEY 600 desires 90 stop out OF the
practice and enter commercial line; seeks
position whore executive ability, general
knowledge OF business and sound legal mind
arc essential. y GG6 Herald ESQ broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
Instruction.

LEARN TO BE A CHAUFTEUR-Pl Pleasant.
profitable work. day and evening classes
Send for free booklet and VISITORS pass.
West Side Y. NJ. q. A.. 3Oi W. 57th 81.
BE DEFECTIVE -Exccleul opportunity:
good pay, travel Write G. II. Ludwig, 53s
Westover Bldg.. Kansas CITY. Mo.
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ACCOUNTANT, boolSkeeper 20 years come
, mercial training, here and abroad: t0reign
correspondent, credits, exchange: possessing
Initiative, energy excellent references. G
1910 Herald, Fulton st.
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ATTENDANT or nurse 10 invalid rer1T--
man By experienced, reliable man: spealxs
English, French. German. Spanish; would
travel; reference. BoroN G13 Lexington az.
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HEADMASTER - Splendid opportunity for
school teacher; boys camp experience;
state age, experience. Box l0s. s52 Colum-
bus av.
LAWYER. having good fundamental educa-
tion and preferably good reading knowledge
Of French on German and some interest In
engineering, to assist attorney I'm general
patent law work. Apply Ia writing only to
Room 1901. % Broad 81.
MECHANIC. automobile, wanted: first class
man only need apply. Oldsmoblle Co.,
18TH st. and CoucOurse. Bronx.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22

ASSISTANT PURCHASING agent wants connec-
ton responsible concern, purchasing depart-
ment; not necessarily title capacity. G ii0J
Herald, Fulton ~.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Situations Wantcd-Eemale.
Domestic.
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EUR-MECHANIC - japanese, 10
years eAperience, neat appearance, trust
worthy not AFRAID of hours, wishes position;
1IlVe any car. Hirose. 726 Lexington av.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22

LUTIEN. useful, valet young Japanese.
willing. capable, gocN English wishes work
five hours daily; 20 weekly reference. N
N11 Herald Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
INSTRUCTIONS D,NcI>G

LIEBAU's uA>CING rUDtl. e1oW -1th
AiuIIru AND N"fn iIa
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CHAuFtEUR MECHANIC; 10 years city
uilElnS experience, years reference last
poAiilon ON Cadillac; moderate wages; i'm
aid 50.