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The Washington herald., 1921-09-29

You write EN-! We print 'em!
Send 'em in! Send 'em in,
Editors Yell.
High sky, rickety rye, .
What's the matter with Northern
High?
Halla-ballee, Hulla-balloo! -
Staff it now! See 1t through,
Up an at EN-! Alta boy!
r A :. H!
The Washington herald., 1921-09-29

To be Continued Tomorrotr.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-29
no neu models
in Wonen's
TricOIette
Dresses
Unusual at $3.50

You are sure of being
well dressed for every
day experience. If you
have a smart tricolette
dress in your wardrobe.
These two new models.
smart and strsightlined,
are shown in navy,
brown and black. Sizes
81 TO - in the collection.
women's Dress Section. Third
floor.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02
HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen.

In your past selling and business expert
eree you can remember how you let op-
portunities 80, not fully realizing at the
time tnat you were passing up a real
opportunity. 1t is possible for you to
grasp your opportunity now in business
INDUSTRY that has future far greater
than anything ever known in civilization
Have you ever stopped to analyze the
reason for the great number of million
aires IN the United States? II you will
look up the records of those who have
Inade millions in lifetime you will find
mat they are the ones who have grasped
their opportunity and made good.
suppose We were to tell you that we
nave the opportunity right now to make
more millions In the next ten years than
any industr? or combination of indus
tries In America. would you take the
trouble 10 investigate and find out for
youTseif II our sta temert is correct or not?
We lack words to adequately express
tne magnitude Of this industry, but we
want 70 tell you all about 1t.
Five months time and over $50. 900
nave been spent in this compaign We
could go on and write two or three coll
umns concerning this proposition and
then we would not be able to explain II
sufficiently
A personal interview will convince you.
Call at our office between A. NJ. ana
p. H. Wednesday.
"a East 42d Street
Fourth Floor.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02
HELP WANTED--MALE.
statesmen. 6


Large and well known corporation wants
men with the following qualifications:
/. Must be over 25 years old. American. with
at least one years outside selling ex-
perience.
q Is willing to work and not "alibi'
man.
s. A man who does not know 1t all. but can
follow Instructions.
A. A who can furnish good references.
To man who can qualify with the above
points there is offered:
1. connection which may be permanent
and with a very excellent future.
2 Commission Arrangement Will enable a
man TO make very large income.
8. Instruction and cooperation. including the
active assistance on the part of an cx-
perienced manager. who would help close
contracts.
The corporation inserting this ''Ad" is ex-
panding its business and is about to initiate
campaign for the purpose OF securing an
additional million dollars, and 10 that end
has opened a financial department for the
purpose OF organizing a corps of men who
viii assist to secure this additional capital
by selling Its securities. Upon the compile
tion OF this campaign. successful candidates
will be put into other departments of the
business and may become a permanent part
Of the institution. G F box 400 Herald. Her
aid SO.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02
HELP WANTED-MALE.
STOCK statesmen.

The nature OF our proposition plus the
cooperation we give our statesmen should
make II possible for tire high calihre man
10 sell minimum OF $4,000 a month. Our
proposition has the written Endorsement OF
lea ding bankers and business men In their
respective fields II Is one which every real
stock salesman will welcome once Il Is ex-
plaired 10 him. Successful security men
don't waste time on deals which can't stand
investigation. Why continue TO handle those
OF doubtful merit? We have room for few
high quality men in our organization on
can qualify address Suite 9i2, Al West 34th
ST.. or telephone Mr.. Hodes. Fitz Roy 1880.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02
statesmen.
I AM THE vIcE-PREsIDENr

and general n anager OF a young, healthy,
growing financial institution. We have
established IT. safety and profitableness and
ars earning and paying dividends. Now we
want to expand.
want young men who are willing TO work
hard ! am. IL hard woyk shows promise
of big reward. Some selling experience is de-
sicable. II you are the type OF man want.
tie kind that can develop ability for an
execuptive position I'll give you every chance
In the world
The opportunity is only limited by your
own ability and ambition. II will take only
n half hour of your time to learn more about
the opportunity: IL may be tbs turning point
IN YOU business career. Call at any time
between $3.50 A. NJ. and p. NJ. suite sos.
1l1o Broadway. Ask for Mr.. Edwards.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02
EAIrsNrN

statesmen AND BROKERS WANTED.
We are organizing a big sales organization
TO place common shares Of stock Of a large,
well known and very successful OIL CORPO-
RATION: we need 30 live wire statesmen.
with or without clientele. 70 place this stock
for In New York State. Pennsylvania.
New Jersey and other territory. We are es-
pecialy anxious OF securing men and women
who win give us their entire time; we viii
amply repay you and your future Is assured .
your compensation Is commissions: they are
all you could ask from O large, successful,
dividend paying corporation. We viii only
consider applications from statesmen whose
references will bear investigation. Address
L. A. Parker A Co.. l92 Market st.. New.
ark, ~. j.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02

YOUNG man. high school graduate preferred
to learn business OF large cotton goods
manufacturer; Christian; excellent future
for one who will apply himself Apply ]
724 Herald. $50 Bway.
5-SALESAIEN WANTED-5.
Local proposition; concern IS years old.
organizing new staff; no travelling: commits
sion basis: stock statesmen need not apply
Call in person. 0 to 5. room lol1. ESQ Mad
ison av.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02
Statesmen.

A New York banking house, with
branches in several cities, has an
opening on its permanent staff for
two clean cut men of good standing
selling attractive Government bond
issues on a successful selling plan:
liberal commission basis: those se-
lccted VIII have the advantage OF
being thoroughly instructed by the
firm on the efficient method OF sue
cessful bond selling permanent, at
tractive connection. with full assist
ance and encouragement OF the firm.
This offers highly desirable connec-
tion for reliable, ambitious men OF
good character. who realize an OPP
portunity.
Write or call between
10 and 70 40.
Room 1. Z Wall st.
Ask for Sales Director.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02
TRAFFIC MEN
You can earn $50 q week.

We do not offer you a Trafic Job.
but we do offer you a selling Job that
viii prove more profitable than traffic
work. Our salesmen are earning as
high as $3.50 a week IN commissions.
While they are earning they are pre-
pairing for BIG jobs higher up. Read
the Business Builders advertisement
IN these columns.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02
SECURITY statesmen WANTED

SECURITY statesmen WANTED
20 sell per cent. preferred stock. $40 par.
with 100 per cent. bonus or common stock In
company and have written for information.
commission but absolutely no drawing ac-
count. Apply afternoon only. Johnson &
Hopkins CO.. 3es 5th av.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02
SALES MANAGER

70 take Immediate charge OF New York
office .of established security organization: I:
one with sales force preferred. but no,
absolutely necessary: must 0e capable Of
organizing and maintaining large force. I.
we will also turn over six statesmen who are
already equipped and trained; the position
Is permanent and offers every opportunity
for advancement to higher executive post
tion. Phone Vanderbilt 7044 for appointment.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02
HELP WANTED-MALE.
Statesmen.

Three high calibre men qualified
for rapic advancement into execu-
tive sales position wanted by New
York financial service house, Of
fering an attractive preferred and
common issue. highly indcrsed by
local banking and commercial ref
erences: permanent positions on
very liberal commission basis.
witt drawing account TO pro-
ducers. Write or inquire third
floor. sos 5th av., 42d st.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02

COUPLE wanted, for gentlemans estate IN
virginia; foreign preferred; man useful, slc
inside or out. wife capable cook: wages seo
per month. Apply by letter. giving ma
tionality. TO NJ. H., Hotel Netherland. city.
COUPLE, useful. West Indiens. for coun-
try home Reply by letter. G. w. kltter-
man Is Madison av.. city.
DESIGNER, experienced. and. jig saver on
charge OF help, for Providence, r. l., firm
state experience and wages. Address lUJ
Herald. Herald SO. -
DESIGNER on highest grade diamond jewel
ry: only those with the necessary artistic
training and experience need apply. j. Mehr-
lust 6 W. 4Sth st.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02
statesmen.

An unusual opportunity is offered a
few high grade statesmen 70 Join one
OF the fastest growing sales organi-
cations In New York city.
Over S23o, 900 Is 10 he paid TO our
statesmen in commissions this year and
many executive positions will be
awarded within the next few months
to those who make good"
Leads furnished.
For appointment write r IT'S Herald,
ESQ Broadway
The New York herald., 1921-03-02
Statesmen AND MANAGERS
ASSISTANT

ASSISTANT.
Two men needed Immediately to
work with me in New York office
absolute integrity first requisite: sell
ing experience desirable: must have
personality, common sense and deter
mination splendid opportunity for
quick promotion to managerial posi-
ticn: don't hesitate TO answer II you
are employed: It win pay you to
ar igsnv VITA Rox f ala 9nT ens T,t1rarsId gr
Building.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02
HELP WANTED---MALE.

ACCOUNTANT EXECUTIVE
for work abroad including principal Euro
pean countries; must possess organization
ability. analytical mind; experienced install
lag systems; knowledge foreign and domestic
banking important: salary So, 900 In addition
all maintenance and travelling expenses
write fully first letter. A $50 Herald, Full
ton ST.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02

II you are NOW making less than
500 week you are using only
HALF Of your ability. We all want
more money, but most OF us think
that to get II we've got 10 be In on
some Scheme" some secret"
process.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02

SALESMAN.--I have an opening in NV or
sanization for a man who has or can de-
Veiop real selling ability; ! VIII give the
right man thorough training In salesmanship
on very high class, successful. established
proposition. and this place also offers un-
usual opportunity for advancement TO re-
sponsiole, well paying executive position; we
are marketing high grade automotive se-
curity commission basis; residents Of West
chester county preferred. 10 TO IL. DIR. An
derson, is Z. 41st ST.. room o02 or 1923
Broadwey. suite il1a.
Statesmen FOR LIVE LEADS.
Responsible statesmen with ability and good
record wanted TO sell 1875 first lien two year
gold notes; leads furnished live men; only
hard workers and real sale snen will be con-
sidered See Tobias. 81 West 50th St. be-
tween II A. NJ. and r. NJ. only.
SALES MANAGER.
SECURITIES.
Large manufacturing company wants ex-
perienced manager capable OF organizing
large crew of salesmeu to sell ito stock
Don't answer this "Ad' unless you have or
ganized and managed a force OF security
salesmcn and have trained inexperienced
men. r box 405 Herald. Herald So.
statesmen
We can offer you a life long position IN
an established business where character and
ability are more important than experience
You satisfy us and will satisfy you that
this opportunity is a real one. Apply In per-
son L. r. Steel Service Corp, l65 Broadway
The New York herald., 1921-03-02
YOUNG MEN
Earn $3.50 a week.

With US you get a training Ono
char gel and tob-both start at once.
You can make a good income while
you are learning the fine points OF
craftsmanship. Read the Business
Builders advertisement in these col
uInns.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02
MEN.

II Is said opportunity knocks but once"
on Monday, TUESDAY. Wednesday. between
the hours OF and r. NJ, $50 and si4o
r, NJ / will consider applications Of ten men,
ago 5S TO 50 who are not satisfied with their
present employment and who are honest ana
ambitious and have desire 70 cut loose
selected a practical course In salesmanshtp
will be given free OF charge and those quali-
flying Will Immediately be given q position
with a sales organization employing over
fifteen hundred statesmen and an opportunity
10 earn from SO 900 TO $4,000 annually and
practIcaIly unlimited opportunity for ad-
vancement This course win in no way con-
fIict With your present employment, as the
instructions will ba given In the evening.
Cali Room 1917, 225 9th av., New York.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02
WANTED.

You say you uever had an opportu-
nifty TO make REAL MONEY or to
advance yourself according to your
ability. Have you ever read our ad
won't answer IT." II you did you
passed up that OPPORTUNITY
The New York herald., 1921-03-02

Accountants.
BUSINESS BUILDERS
WANTED.
You Can Earn $50 a Week.
You say you never had an opportu-
nifty to make REAL MONEY or to
advance yourself according to your
ability. Have you ever read our ad
before and then said, "oh. l guess I
passed up that OPPORTUNITY
II you are NOW making less than
500 week you are using only
more money, but most OF us think
that TO get II we've got 10 be In on
some Scheme" some secret
process.
Have you ever stood on Fifth ave-
nue. and wondered where all those
Rolis-Royces came from? Or do you
know that they are the result OF
SON that that man can buy Rolls
Royce is because he's learned 10 sell
his ABILITY at the highest market
price. He may be bank president
to-day. is years ago he was a book
keeper. If you haven't got bank or
a factory to work for you. you HAVE
GOT A BRAIN and two hands and
two feet 70 work for you. SET
Most OF us are our own worst
enemy. II we have not succeeded
there's no one to blame but the fellow
walking around under our own hat
Once we make a mistake we are lia-
bic to think. that we can't do ANY
THING right. When we think that
way we admit that we are failures.
Every time we make that admission
we keep SUCCESS outside.
Here in the Business Builders we've
all got the same chance. the same OPP
portunity TO MAKE GOOD. We've got
some mighty fine men on our force.
In fact. our men believe that they
belong to the finest selling organiza-
ton IN the country They believe
REAL opportunity here. Some OF our
fellows who had never earned over
$50 week before have rolled up COM
missions UP to $3.50 week. But II
gives them that belief and that faith
in this organization. It's the plain,
everyday fact that men are con-
stantly promoted to the REAL JOSS.
salesmer never sold a thing before
they Joined this organization. They
were Just like YOU. They THOUGHT
they couldn't sell.
Don't say you can't sell. Don't let
any II CAN'T" thought get In your
way. YOU CAN W1N-and YOU
know Il.
We are now under CONTRACT with
three corporations to TRAIN men for
sales and business executive positions
paying from $1,000 to $4,000 a wear.
Those corporations want and MUST
HAVE FIRST CLASS men. Within
the past year we have trained O. men
for them. They still require 1s5. We
know we've got a big Job IN our
hands. but our need Is YOUR OP-
PORTUNITY.
BEGIN NOW. Get your training
at no expense to you while sou are
earning a good income. The job we've
got for you NOW is a good one, but
It's only a starter for the BIGGER
JOB higher up when you make good.
You have an unusually good oppor-
tunity THIS WEEK. We are start
ing a new sales unit. Your JOB -
right here. Call between 10 and 2
Ask for MIR. Wells.
JAMES w. ELL1OTJ"S
BUSINESS BUILDERS.
go Fifth Avenue cat 50th Street,.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02
Instruction.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Commercial Help Wanted.

HAMILTON
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. ING,
CHURCH ST.
one block west OF Broadway.
one block below Cortiandt ST.
good handwrIting ...............s.... = 49, . $50
STOREKEEPER t30-35 years)-Heavy
hardware. work 10 store manager. 2S
STENOGRAPHER--Kn bookkeep-
ing, l.. l. City; lead TO sales work.. 80
BOOKkEEPER- -STE%o-Office expert
ence; little typing; bring references. -. 30
SHIPPING CLERk-Oi company; light
work tnontnD .................-...... ID
BOOKKEEPER-Electr light company,
uptown; good opportunity ........... 20
sTENOGRAPHER = Experienced export
shipments; knowledge Spanish also
t!ping ..-......-............. .$20-$22
The New York herald., 1921-03-02
statesmen.
READ THIS AID.

IF WE'RE TO TELL YOU or
THE BIGGEST BUSINESS EVER
CIVILIZATION AND THAT YOUR
OPPORTUNITY WAS UNLIMITED
AND THAT WE HAD ROOM FOR
HUNDREDS OF DIG MEN, WOULD
YOU TAKE THE TROUBLE 10 GALL
UP MURRAY HILL 1854 AND ASK
FOR MIR. BIRD7
The New York herald., 1921-03-02
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

STENOGRAPHER wanted: one experienced
in coal office preferred. but NOT es-ential:
position will be permanent TO right party.
r 774 Herald. $50 Broadway.
STENCIL filers, with magazine experience.
The Mentor, la T.. 10th 81,
WAITRESS: light coiored girl. at once.
Biuebird Cafe. 222 w. 2eth st.
WOMAN, high school or college graduate:
experience unessental; educational work.
outside city liberal salary; advancement;
not office work. ". H., box los. Station F.
Manhattan.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02
Statesmen
Earn $500 a week.

Your selling personality and selling
wisdom will earn more dividends than
ever when Il 10 working with the
RIGHT CROWD. Our top salcsmen
are earning over $500 a week. YOU
CAN DO THE SAME. Road the Bust
ness Builders ad In these columns.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02
PARK ROW PLACEMENT BUREAU.


r. A. Giffin, Department for Men.
SECRETARY 70 EXECUTIVE (24-30):
Christian; casualty or burglary Insurance
Or previous secretarial experience; $3.50
5000 month.
ASSISTANT TO OFFICE MANAGER (under
2s), able to type and figure accurately:
stenography helpful, preferably knowledge
of credit work S95-$35. y
STENOGRAPHERS ~. midtown. s25: a.
Spanish-English dictation, knowledge Ger
man desirable; ID able TO take zoo words
minute; 81 500 up.
BARKER e. MACCoLL, VOCATIONAL
SPECIALISTS, so CHURCH ST.
College graduate, secretary -stenographer 10
president of large corporation: @. p. A.: office
manager: assistant editor familiar with
makeup trade journal, marine insurance
bookkeeper, home office experience. foreign
exchange bookkeeper; highway engineer. sales
ability. registry free. ~
CLAIM CORRESPONDENT. s30-ss5:
TYPISTS. $50;
RATE CHECKER ms. EXP. S25.
BARNES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE.
1856 BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02
HELP WANTED-MALE.

Accountants.
BUSINESS BUILDERS
WANTED.
You Can Earn $50 a Week.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02

SALESMAN.
We have an opening for a gentleman
who Is Of the highest character as well as
ability must he a thorough salesman IN
order 10 promote and handle the sell
ing end OF our business In Greater
New York and taking charge OF rales
force. Apply at once by letter only for
an appointment and further particulars.
PIONEER BRAID CO..
251 WEST 18TH ST.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02
CLERICAL MEN

CLERK bright young man, f7-2o,Nfor gen.
eral office work: one with ability 70 do a
little sketching or FREQ hand drawing; good
opportunity for person OF neat appearance
and good education with Christian house.
Address " 205 Herald Herald sd.
COUpLE--Man useful butler. woman cook
and general houseworker; an opportunity
Is offered 80 earnest, conscientious, total
abstainers with proper references who want
steady employment In most attractive sur
rouudings as well as permanent home with
adequate compensation will ha paid for COM
petent service laundry electrically equipped.
a. Is the refrigeration and house cleaning
apparatus Interview Mr.. Howe, 81 Pearl
~, New York; phone Broad 0aip.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02
cNrPLE.

WHITE, no CHILDREN, FOR SMALL,
COUNTRY HOUSE WOMAN TO COOK
AND 10 HtsEwORK, MAN TO DO ODD
ron AtiToMoBILE: TOP FLOOR, BOARD
AND WAGES GIVEN. p. o. BOX 5T2
wOODMERfs. l.. 7.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02

Most OF us are our own worst
there 4 no one to blame but the fellow
walking around under our own hat.
Once we make mistake we are lia-
Bile to think. that we can't do ANY
THING right. When we think that
way we admit that we are failures.
Every time we make that admission
we keep SUCCESS outside.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02

Statesmen FOR HIGH SECURITY PRE-.
FERRED STOCK, WITH BoNUs OF
COMMON; TELEPHONE ENPERIENCE;
ENTELE DESIRED; SALARY coMaiEN.
suRATE WITH ABILITY. AND coMMIs.
Ysogt:irNc MEN, Il ro IS YEARS. wITH
SELLING ABILITY WHO CAN PRESENT
PHONE. ANSWER FULLY BY LETTER,
BOX II, NJ, ROOM 20i, 100 LIBERTY ST,
NEW YORK.
Statesmen and canvassers. with Insurance
or book selling experience preferred, for
high class proposition. good personality and
approach necessary, call or write J. r. Muir
row, Hi2 eth ay.
statesmen and canvassers, with insurance
high class proposition, good personality and
approach necessary. Call or write J. u.
Mutrow, bi2 sth av.
Statesmen ana esnvassers; city state sal
sry. references. 70s Herald. ESQ B'wsy.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
'oo agate Inc

AUTOMOBILE AUCTION SALES.
~ different makes OF pleasure and
commercial cars viii he sold
MONDAY AND THURSDAY AT NOON,
BROWNS AUTO AUCTION SALESROOMS,
sD Az. CORNER lfTH ST. y. Y. c.
List vour car here. We will get your
price. SO commission charged II your car is
cold. Tel. Sfnyvesant a2i.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02
Instruction.

the celebrated European beauty creator. We
shortly open her first academy OF beauty In
America, to teach her exclusive methods to
a limited number of young ladies' Pleasing
personality and refined manners essen
tial In this profession. Those qualifying
will be placed In the La Milo Beauty Salons.
Call or write La Milo. Inc, 512 5th av.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02

HOLLAND linen, side hemfned, 3sxi2. meas-
ured. hung, guaranteed rollers. rs cents
BEINIiARpT, ESQ 9Th av.. Bklyn. South sAse.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-17
TO THE WOMEN

@ s " ," s s son s
prefer not @ @ the line inc political @ We
The journal has pointed out the fact repeatedly st the
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opS than " with % ySrS 1 se more weight
We believe that ninety Of the Of New Mexico
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Senator ore Bnsa% sies
h the people are not wit"
tic and thinks that the people will win victory
If we supported in position
Judge Hanna good man He personal and
We have In
progressive weakening
but Is mistaken. should stand together.
under have
by appeal you
advice you
hesitate of position and that time will
TO be right
Ss sssn The e
10 attention
influences funds
with platform useful candidate
Overwhelming
will eadt them to
see this situation and TO work and vote for Senator Buum
allow little things
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to do with than did The
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mistake. a i'm
questions would
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Let solidarity
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much in earnest 4ktsa atAtte
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-17
H0HENZ0LLERNS ARE
FLEEING TO HOLLAND
tBy The Associated Press, F.,

Doom, Sept. 16.--The strong
feeling against the ultra -conserva-
tives in Germany, which has man
Tested itself since the recent mur-
der of Matthias Erzberger is be-
lieyed here to be the cause of sew
oral members of the Hohenzollern
family leaving Germany and COM
ing to Doom, where they are eX-
pected to remain with former En-
peror William until they consider
that conditions in Germany are
favorable to their return. The ex-
emperor's daughter, formerly Prin-
cess Victoria Louise, now the
Duchess OF Brunswick, accom-
panied by the duke and their
children, arrived here yesterday.
With them also was former Prince
Adalbert, third son Of the ex-ruler,
Former Princes Eitel Frederick
and Oscar are expected here short
~, it Is understood.