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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-01
Virginia Students Parade
Victory Cup Before Riyals

Bristol, Tenn, April 1.-Inten-
sive rivalry over the outcome of .
basketball game played here last
night reached its climax yesterday
when more than 200 students of the
Bristol Virginia High School walked
cut Of the High School Building dur
ing school hours and marched
across the tSate line to the Bristol
Tenn, High School, where az demon
stratic1 was held.
The Virginia students tried to
enter the Tcrnesee building, but
the doors and windows were locked
ad police on both sides CT the city
we're called out to quell the demon
stration.
In the basketball game Tuesday
night the Bristol (Virg;rial school
team defeated Bristol. Tennessee, By
a score of p to IS. THIS winning a
silver cup offered for the city cham
rionshin in three game series.
After leaving their building yes
terday in a body, the Virginia stu
dents marched downtown, where they
got the cup and then. cheering and
sirrirg, SNAKE dared to thu Ten
ressee f,.ild;rg. Members CT the
Tennessee faculty restrained their
charges with difficulty when the
rivals sr1eareA on, the campus.
After til. demonstration most Of the
Virginia students returned TO their
school.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-01

WANTEn-ni&twashcr wanted, wo-
man or mar. evening work. An
Ply Noatlcclto Cate. isle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-01
BODIES OF 2AH
YA.,kS FOUND

Paris, April l.-Ncariy 200 bod
les of American soldiers have been
discovered, more than two years
after the armisticc, hidden in reces-
ses Of the .Argonne forest.
The American graves registration
5ffice has been able to identify $50
Of the bodies. but the remainder arc
% decayed or nlutilated that identi-
fcation is likely to nrove an impos-
sibility.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-01

FOR RENT-A two room bath and
:. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., will furnish
cheat and hot water at all times.
Nicely located. Gall, see or ad-
! dress George H. Railing, Sl9
King Street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-01

HOUSE PAINTING AND GENE
RAJ HOUSE HEP...lR WORK
We keep all ,on:., in repair for u
Months that We. pa;.t., A. Z.
'Mark;a. Sl9 F"iHce street. Phone
-il--W -s-ooGu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-01

everywhere
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-01
LING

MUSICAL INSTRUCTION
New and Quicl, FMcthnd for Teaching
VIOLIN, MANDOLIN & Uk ULELE
thulclc Taught in Ten Lessons
Studio Open Mondays and Thursdays
l.%0 TO S
kocm 6 S1nith Building GA King st.
21-2Gc.
JEWELLERS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-01
MOTHERS FRIEND
49, - Ss%~1 49, -
Fer Expeesanss :s,s.ossAo=s
usED By THREE GENERATIONS
B..r .s, BOOKLET on uorasRnooD ir0 rns sAsY. rar,
sMo,ir,p REGULATOR Co.. pssT. SO. ATLssTA. "a
SAVES SHOES AND STOCKINGS

SAVES SHOES AND STOCKINGS
They will last twice as long if you
Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot
Ease, the antiseptic, healing powder
for the feet. 1t takes away the sting
Of corns, bunions. callouses, sore, ach-
ing. swollen, tender feet. Allen:
Foot-Ease stops the friction which
causes the wear on shoes and stock
ings, saves expense and makes walk
ing delight. Shake it into your shoes
Sprinkle it in the foot-bath. Sold
everywhere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-01

Hundreds CT searchers are. still
beating out Of -the,-way sections : Of
the old front for bodies that are still
missing;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-01

PLANT HARDY PERENNlALS
NOW-Gail!ardia. Giant Daisy
Golden Glow, Stniolwe:s, dwarf
and tall. Physo$;cgia. Yellow Mar
cucrircS. Fcvclfcw, Achi!ica, Co
rcopsiS, Campanula, CoWsilpS,
PanSie$, English Daisies. Strong
plants will bloom freely this year,
.i.G0 per dozen. Dclphlncam
Ec3ado,ra rlantS, % cents each.
Fink Dv~o.hy Pc.,:ia Rose Bushes.
% 30, - and $; 90 each. Mail
orders receive prompt attention.
c. Alh"ri Shaffcr, Route No. 1.
Alexandria, Va. telegraph road.
76.GH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-30

Cure! Sfors, Sinerien! 90 fig mig, on Siper
fen, bar ban life ogiaa oerinoe alene ct gieblif?" 81
rerien blep MI rent f%orfianiet.
"So-nei--io-naar ies tanfer mig ON, iaa bar
ban piit aIene ser etpar Otinuter, mems ig tog imoS
nogen Glepatorcbecfs al Torfin @lombeffen. Tet bar
ner at ejsre ganfen, emo golerno funbe ia bare paa,
os Torfin bapbe S%aitperf."
Get bar oct, ieg troobe, Siperien! Gu er frernoe'
les ct Soc, Stperien!"
Web Wpien / Den grotofol, iorn laa foran bant oper'
bsrte goQemo ipeoenoe oenne Samtale meQetn Gbeferre
os tenfte meo fig ielo: So, oct Hap NOT iffe / e 9 meo,
hois ban bare pioite -.
Sg golento bapoe fine eobe @rit1be for at tpnfe
Zig, for set bar ban, iont en- aften iroe paa Stepens'
Saloon til arpio anberion bapoe ifrpot at at mn ifulbe
Wfr. Somlinion fonr,e til gpen, % Sorus piloe troos
alt bi gier al Suen gricfienfarnen. Get b9note peo
Sen ippenbe 8biifep.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-30

aisre peo. Gagen efter, raar ban tom til ct. Saul,
ifuloe ban fomme inoom % sisre al $anoeIen iorgoot.
SORT efter at TomIinion bar eaaet, funoe Sonas rig
zig faa lettet tit Sierte. Ilbrig bapbe Siperier Jet BAN
lao arg. Der bIep aiort gnitalter til at ~iorebpgge llo-
~bctaIing al Gbecfens Taalpoetoe, og man raaoipurgte
Jig Dos Sloen, men oct bar altiamtnen til insen Septic.
Get bite fig, at Mnnisningen alereoe par ~bonoreret al
en- Iiben ufierbt 8anf Sopfins, Wtinn., os 5loen ia,
Of oct bar Slutninssfapitlet paa ben Siitorie. Sonas
fom fig life afiteb fpr ON apelben. l1opaa Gfterniooa-
gen git Der ct 2ps op Tor BAN.
"Sie mig" ia ban til Siuerien, latte ban Der Naf.
faren, Den fsrite Sonlinion, nons'tio fine Ben inoenior
nit &ontor9" Siberien bapoe belle Sioen gaaet Der og
qrltet for bette SpsrgSnaal. Selt fra ben Dag, ban
bprte, at Nicolai @eliens Note bar blet borte, bapbe
ban arllet for oct. Oct bar liseiom bans Snitinft bapbe
iagt ham, Of oct maaotte fonrne.
$50" inbrsmmet ban. Oct bar oerirOe, Sanbelen
I'm Option blep iIuttct. Seq troboe, Oct bar bebit OF
inaffe en- Zig Sag ober mer pripat."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-30

1eI~9~1aeH@aaaas.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-30

saaar DC FORMER TereS enbHriptipu, fem
BELT Vpits e1er 9nniafiois nine. Get or M
fert at ierSe Isfe 1enee / aImiuoeIiae grers
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-30

Sacob s. Npeaarb af Gait Stor.
toooo. Baib., bsoe ben 26be september
Sans afbsbe 2eseme bIep braot fl
Gierpont, g. Sat-, bans tibIiaere 6ier,
hpor gesrapeIien foreeif. 6an efter.
laber fig Suitru. Rrs. Sennie Rbooorp
icm MI er flpttet til6ase til StanipooS,
Wnib. aor,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-30

let bGnesr pitc, q, greoe, Ioui inoeboloe,
ls's Venee 90 life er reeifirerei,. fonImer borl
pan. Seten: seno eerisr TIE Isle Yenae ubeu
at iaa Suffering for Uyepst, ~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-30
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-30

9cnne Teniebeo bdpbe ban oItiS nr.
ret NeoIem af. Stebets Yreit forrst.
tcbe u,eo giitano al Ya5t. @olSctb fro
Srtonpille. aeeentet itebtcs tilbpiIe bo,
@bens 8rapplabs. 9e, iom operIrsrr
ham er %foruben Gnten, ibp Ssrn: gPor,
fils, Soban. Ilfreb, Oscar 90 9iro
inm Dor bicmine, Wrs. 0ritbo Sooon
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-30

NAst VI HpDlHlItIf.
emo for beifripeuoe Son54
prso 0re'oIene a~ntiieptic
Throat Tablets fprirrjts.
ret gals, ~iammsniat al
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ellsrfra os. loo 6rimsrtsr
IhE vAP0-cRES0lENe co
Shorthand ST.. New York
eler 9eemina Wliles gIbo
Montreal 9anaoo.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
HELP wANTED-MALE.
statesmen.

On January Sd we announced in the leading
New York papers the start of our sales
Campaign--a Campaign that ia destined 70
write a chapter In the History Of Selling
which will be read throughout the National
selling fraternity.
We have secured. through our initial ad-
vertising. large body Of as high type seles-
zation In this City. The ''re-action' OF
these men TO our proposition was as tnston-
fn,tcotis II was favorable. The enthusiasm
OF these ma and the steadily increasing
BUSINESS they are daily bringing In. Is
sufficient evidence of their sincere belief
comes to every man-ONCE.
II you feel you have the POTENTIAL
ability and only need the RIGHT PROPOSE
TION 70 bring 10 out and II you are willing
TO WORK, we offer you
!. An opportunity 10 make from
5000 to $4,000 this year.
2. To those who make good" a per-
rnanent connection such as would take
ten to fifteen years to secure with
the average proposition.
g. An association with soms OF the
best known business men In New York
City.
T. The right kind Of COOPERATION
Including REAL 'leads"-tnat are
bringing in tho orders.
The men occupying the BIG positions In
men who Joined that enterprise In its In
fancy. and helped put It In the position II
occupies to-day.
If you have VISION. II you recognize
OPPORTUNITY. II you have RED BLOOD
in your veins. we want YOU and you
Cal MONDAY only. oefors 8 p. II.
KENDALL PRODUCTS CORPORATION,
Buckley-Newhall Building.
70s 9th nv. CORNER 41st st.).
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
HELP WANTED--MALE.
sALEssrEN
SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT

SAIESN1EN
SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT
A campaign that win extend over
period Of three to five years: an en-
tirely new and most effective sales
plan, which enables men inexperienced
Inc our line TO enter q life work OF
dignified importance.
AIR TRANSPORTATION
is the newest and fastest method for
long distance Journeys: safer and faster
than Railroad or Steamship.
The most successful and oldest COM
LIGHTER-THAN-AIR craft are PLAN
ming the first
AIRLINE
between
NEW YORK and CHICAGO
Three 1000 feet Three
AIRsHIPS
carrying thousands of passengers and
tons OF mail and express yearly
'to be constructed"
We have an unusual proposition for
iiiAiNrd VI VI t@eSAASAs
character TO present "a definite and
entirely new and most effective sales
plan to interested prospects.
II you care for your future and your
record will bear scrutiny; II your per-
sonality Is forceful: II you are ear
nest for your individual success
Call Monday A. NJ to 3 p NJ,
AIRCRAFT SYNDICATE. INC.
"a East 42nd Street.
(Fourth Floor.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
HELP WANTED-MALE.
MEN WANTED

MECHANICALLY INCLINED.
Manufacturers are spending fortunes an
nually training men for positions In which
the knowledge Of drafting is necessary
no constructive or mechanical operation can
proceed without the craftsman and the
demand for them is greater than the sup
ply; men who can read blue prints and make
mechanical drawings receive big salaries,
seldom less than $500 monthly, and some
..mes as much as $500; IL you are willing
70 devote a few months In spare time TO
study under the direction of master
craftsman. places such as dreftsman. fore
man, superintendent and works manager are
within your reach. For particulars and per-
sonal interview. write J 572 Herald. $50
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
sALEsMEN.
OFFICE EQUIPMENT.

MANUFACTURER OF HIGHLY M
PROVED OFFICE AND FACTORY
RECORD j U s | $. CONTROL
TRACTIVE OPENINGS FOR Dis
TRICT MANAGERS AND SALESMl2N
IN THIS CITY AND SURROUNDING
TERRITORY.
THE ~MANUFACTURER IS THE
RECOGNIZED LEADER IN HIS
LINE; HIS p II o p U c 7 HAS
WORLDWIDE DISTRIBUTION; THE
EQUIPMENT is NOW BEING EX-
I'ARTMENTS AND LINES OF BUsI-
NESS: THE MARKETS ARE UN-
LIMITED, WHICH. c NJ u Il d
WITH EXTENSIVE SALES PROMO
TION CAMPAIGNS. INSURE \ PER
AiANENT AND PROFITABLE con-
NECTION FOR THE RIGHT MEN.
APPLICANTS MUST BE ABLE TO
SHOW SUCCESSFUL SELLING RE-
CORDS IN THE OFFICE EQUIP
MENT FIELD OR SIMILAR SPE-
CIALTY LINES.
THE INDUSTRY IS SHOWING a
MORE RAPID Development
THAN ANY OTHER IN THE OFFICE
EQUIPMENT FIELD; IT is AN OP-
PORTUNITY FOR a GREAT Sue
CESS AND A PERMANENT con
NECTION FOR THE RIGHT MEN.
APPLY TO
AMERICAN KARDEX COMPANY,
JOHN r. SUMMERS,
DIVISION SALES MANAGER,
,TH FLOOR, GRAND CENTRAL PALACE
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
HELP wANTED-MALE.
gALEsMEN.
tArd Erscutirs.,

The Corporation inserting thls
advertisement Wishes TO connect
with q limited number Of man who
have q talent for selling. Q mood
for honest trading and an ambition
tional personnel In management.
With ample resources and sxcsp-
tional personnel In management.
we have begun the manufacture OF
product which msets an insistsnt
need IN the life OF every man ana
woman who can read and write.
This product. which Is protected
by worldwide patents. Is nothing
less than q sensation Ia it's line. In
q neighboring city Of 10000 inhebi-
tants 100 per cent. of tho dealers
visited have given us their signed
orders.
We are about TO begin an exten-
sige newspaper advertising cam
paign in New York City and its
environs. Naturally we want big
men to assist US IN meeting the de-
mands OF the Market hero and
abroad, and we arc prepared 10
pay such men from 5000 to S15.-
900 annually IN cash commissions
and bonuses, You don't need 70
have experience In this particular
fleld-but you do need 20 be the
right kind OF a man.
In replying to this announcement
please answer the following ques-
tlcns: How old are you? What
is your nationality? What has
been your selling experience thus
far? wha. were your annual
average earnings during the past
three years7 You need not send
references. II your letter interests
US you can bring them with you at
an interview which will be ar
ranged by appointment.
You rnay possibly solve the prob
lem Of your business future By
answering this advertisement to-
day. Address p 21o Herald. Her
aid So.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
N 104 Herald. Herald %.
SALESMAN WANTED.
NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE.

a manufacturing concern IN Indiana poiis,
Indiana. doing a national business, with IN
vestment of approximately two million doll
Greater New York representative who has
had experience IN selling. as well as handling
statesmen, and who Is thoroughly responsible
in n financial way. This company does not
want its representatives to make an inycst-
ment, but to be worth at least ten TO twenty
thousand dollars. and able to give bond
This Is strictly legitimate merchandising
proposition. sold TO established merchants.
and the man we select should make $4,000
year or moro. Personal Interview by the
president OF this company, who win visit
New York some time within the next two or
three weeks. Answer Immediately. giving
complete details, age, experience. &C., 20
n 100 Herald. Herald square.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
sALEsMEN.

The consistently steady growth and
development of the sales organiza-
tion OF this successful banking In
stitution is providing room at the
top for many men who only a short
time ago we're comparative novices
IN the selling field: the exceptional
merit OF our offering is opening the
way for other clean cut. ambitious
men who are Is years or over. who
know how 70 WALK AND TALK
AND TELL THE TRUTH and who
won't be satisfied with earnings
short of $3.50 or more a week, thence
TO managerial berths at higher
earnings: this Is an opportunity
such as a live, conscientious, ag-
gressive man cannot resist; this Is
a genuine opportunity. Call between
10 and 4 at the office most con-
venient to YOU
SUITE 1910. 25 w. AID ST, ~. Y.
SUITE 305. 1872 NASSAU ST., N y.
SUITE SO. 166 MONTAGUE ST, BKLYN
SUITE Z, 500 BROAD ST., NEWARK
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
EALESNrEN.

HAVE YOU EVER SOLD ANY
THING? DO YOU BELIEVE YOU
COULD SELL IL YOU HAD A, GOOD
PROPOSITION AND LOTS OF HELP
FROM YOUR F1RM2 ARE YOU IN
EARNEST? WILL YOU MAKE A
REAL EFFORT TO MAKE GooD2
WOULD YOU LIKE A CHANCE TO
GET WITH A BIG CONCERN WITH
A BIG FUTURE? DOES AN IN
COME OF 5000 TO 5000 LOOK
GOOD TO YOU? WILL YOU REPLY
TO THE ADVERTISEMENT. TELL
ING SOMETHING ABOUT YOUR
SELF. GIVING AGE AND PHONE
NUMBER? d C 1871 HERALD, HER
AID SO.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
sArEssrEy.

want 20 Interview two exceptional
selesrnen who can properly represent
theemost attractive and hixhes. elass
offering IN the present excellent &C.
curtty market.
These men viii Be given unusrsi CO
operation--ietcsrs Of introduction 20
Interested prospects-strenges possi-
bic support by big responsit.s iner
with . certain result of sales and
large income to tncss ssloctsd.
n you can meet ana present your.
self 10 real business men and tell tne
simple truth about q bona -fids propo-
sition; II you want 20 make some real
money cieanly on a liberal basis cf
commission, and connect with a I've,
aggressive house. write. giving an
idea OF yourself and qualifications.
asking for Interview. n. D.. :lS
Herald. $50 Bway.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
sALESsiEN.

AN AGGRESSIVE ORGANIZATION HAS
ROOM FOR NUMBER OF, statesmen
WHO POSSESS ENERGY TO work FOR
THE SALARY GUARANTEED THEM. WE
WORK WITH LIVE LEADS AND CO.
OPERATE WITH OUR MEN IN EVERY
WAY.
HERE Is A REAL OPPORTUNITY FOR
MEN WHOSE DOMINANT CHARACTER
rsTrc is THE DESIRE AND ABILITY TO
WORK. CALL MONDAY AFTER $50.
SUITE sos, .7e. FIFTH AVENUE.
SALESMES.
LARGEST ORGANIZATION IN ITS
FIELD HAS OPENING SEVERAL HIGH
GRADE statesmen. CAN EASILY MAKE
$500 PER WEEK. COMMISSION. LEADS
FURNISHED. CALL SUNDAY. s-5. WEEK
pAYH. Ia. SALES MANAGER, SUITE 2io.
q EAST csrH ST.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

MEN-$72 week to special mon TO travel
by automobile and Introduce 800 candle
power coal oil lantern for farmers. dairy
men. hucksters, gardeners. contractors. We
furnish the auto free. Write for particulars,
Thomas Mfg. Co.. File 316. Dayton. Ohio.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
SALESMAN.

This Is q bonafide effort TO
secure big calibrc salesman OF
proven ability who has not been
earning less than $4,000 per an
mum: this opening. Is permanent
and due to renweals: your income
should be In excess OF the above
figure: IN your reply state age. ex-
perience, when available and tele-
phone number to receive consfdera-
ton. II 34e Herald. Herald so.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
s A L z S NJ A N /.

The development OF our business,
which IS q million dollar concern. es-
talished more than co years ago, ne
cessitatos the immediate addition Of
two strong, resourceful statesmen. be-
tween eS and AZ; they must be able to
convineingiy present to important con-
Germs method for stimulating sales
sod Increasing present accounts. sales
--anHhip OF a high order IL essential
and n adequately remunerated; COM
missions ehould exceed $4,000 the first
year. with steady increase there
after. due TO renewals. which make
this a permanent connection trips
from 30 to 90 days are necessary: ap-
plications are invited only from those
who will be available within ons
week: state experience. age. and give
phone number.
N f04 Hernld Herald sc
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
statesmen.

Live wire statesmen 20 call on trade
that uses alcohol for medicinal and
non-beverage purposes: good offer and
splendid opportunity for the right man
20 connect Up with old established
reputable house: experienced men only
need apply: commission basis.
AMERICAN DISTRIBUTING Co.
75o Washington st.. New York.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
HELP WANTED VERTISE MENTS
HELP WANTED-MALE.

REAL SALES MANAGERS AND Statesmen
Few men like me or like my work. for they
cannot and will not stand the gaff; soft
youngsters and reminiscent old-timers dls-
like me at sight, for I demand results; II
you want maximum monetary returns from
your efforts. will give II to you, but, by
earn $500 weekly with mediocre production.
but mediocre production won't do: they have
had TO produce In the field before they took
an office and so win you: our company is
organizing 150 branch offices; the sales force
markets only common stock OF producing In
dustrial corporation which we have de-
veloped: my Job IS 10 organize branches /:
come in: work fast and won't keep you
waiting: only those able to engage at once
and finance themselves on commission basis.
as / myself work. Chas. G. Mullaly, is T..
4lst St. New York city. suite 9O2.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
Statesmen

New York banking house with
branches in other cities has
openings on its permanent staff
for three good statesmen OF
character and ability. selling
Government Bonds on attractive
plan. The firm has valuable
training system designed for
merchandise statesmen or others
inexperienced in this line. Lib
eral commission basis and high
~ desirable permanent connec-
ton with opportunity for ad-
vancement to position OF branch
manager.
Call or write any day, 10 TO
IL 2:30, inquire Sales Depart
rnent. Wall ST.. room l.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
statesmen WANTED.

statesmen WANTED.
A STRONG TEAM
OF SELLING MEN
WANTED.
You nigh tension sellers OF stock.
and specialties want to mako money
and bald a repeat clientele. You
can do Il selling our new contract that
puta 100 cents OF each dollar into the
business. NO stocks or securities.
TALKING POINTS.
You can truthfully state the following
THAT we are going, produsing
concern.
check payable to q national bank.
THAT the bank has contracted TO
put 100 cents OF each dollar In
vested into the drilling and equip
ping OF oil wells.
THAT the bank will not spend a
cent OF the prospects money for
nny other purpose.
THAT we furnish the organization
and pay all overhead.
THAT Haskins 4 Sells. the we'll
known accountants, audit all Ac-
counts; they and the bank mako
their reports 20 all investors.
THAT the contract enables each
investor TO become an oil opera
tor. and to send his money-safe-
guarded and without waste-dsrect
to the point OF tho drill.
rrrsT CxI.pwrIY. or. coppoRArToN
366 Jth Av., New York City.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

Statesmen, plumbing spccfaitics, for old
established New York house for Pittsburs
and surrounding territory, another for Bal
tir,ore and surrounding territory; permanent
SALARY and commission basis: expert statesmen
70 earn $4,000 TO 5000 annually; duallflca-
tions necessitate BOND, clean selling record.
are 50 70 20: prefer statesmen, married, now
ernployed seeking advancement: answers
treated strictly confidential: state positively
age, religion, experience. Write sales
Manager. a6o Herald. Harlem.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
MEMS CLOTHING MODEL.

Large corporation manufac-
turing mems clothing has an
opening for bright young man
OF good appearance. size SO.
who has had experience of q
model; Satisfactory salary paid.
Apply TO Mr.. Iailsh, sales Dr.f..
Cohen. Goldman & Co.. Broad
way & 4.h st.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
8 A L r Q M A ~

II this should come to the attention
OF an expert travelling speciality sales
man who will not work for less than
s. 900 In commissions annually. he can
learn OF lucrative opportunity In
the publicity business by giving par
ticulars TO
L 3i7 Herald. Herald 90.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
sALrsMAN.

An opening for the right man, paying
$40 a week, expenses and bonus on
sales, to sell a comprehensive line
OF polish fnops and polish TO the hard
ware and hou5efurnishing trade OF
New York state, Northern New Jcr-
sey and Western Connecticut; looking
for some one with n belief In himself.
who comes up smiling every time
Reply, stating age. nationality. pre-
vfous experience, references, &c,
Y 800 Herald, Herald SO.