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The New York herald., 1921-05-23

SALESMAN TO REPRESENT MANUFAc-
TtIRER OF HIGH GRADE NOVELTIES
TO BE SOLD IN THE ART NE psDIEwoRK
AND RIBBON DEPARTMEN' Is or THE
THE MIDDLE AND FAR WEST; CoNsiD-
GRAFTON WILL BE GIVEN ONLY TO
FAMILIAR WITH THIS TRADE AND TER
RITORY AND MEN WHO HAlrs EsTAB-
LISHED RECORDS AS SALE BMEN OF
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
Statesmen

few high class statesmen to sell a higl
grade bond that is amply secured by real
estate: liberal commission VIII be paid
Y 51S Herald. Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
YOUNG MEN.

YOUNG MEN.
We have number OF openings for single
young men between the ages of 10 and 25|
years to learn the installation OF telephone
switchboard; no experience necessary: good
pay while earning.
o 800 Herald. Fulton st.
YOUNG MAN-Reai estate organization. long
established. with large clientele, has open
pleasing personality In brokerage depart
ment OF its downtown office advertising on
large scale for leads; every opportunity:
account until worth has been demonstrated:
give particulars in first letter. Write Worth
while. box $50. So Columbus av.
YOUNG MEN COLLEGE GRADUATES
or those about TO graduate froh colleges In
the U. s.: young men who are alive and
serious In their endeavor TO get ahead: no
selling. soliciting or clerical work attached.
you VIII be trained for opportunity. with
an assured future. Cover your qualifica-
tions completely and sign your name In full.
p. o. box 26i. City Hall Station. New York.
YOUNG man. by a large downtown fire
insurance organization. Chrstian one who
f. accurate at figures. whose handwriting
Is legibe ard who can operate type
writer: only tho1e stating reference. expert
ence. age and salary expected will be con-
sidered Address Personal. 7. Q. box 1912.
YOUNG man. 21 to %. wanted for respon-
SIDE POSITION III brooklyn manufacturing
office of large clothing house; splendid OPP
portunty; high school graduate preferred. :.
best references required. foi Herald
Herald So
YOUNG MAN,
walt on trade In wholesale glove house.
knowledge of gloves essential; II you can
qualify state age. salary desired and pre-
vious experience in first letter. NJ r 36i
Herald. Herald sqe
YOUNG; MEN (about Is 10 years oldr
wanted as messengers in Stock Exchange
house; must have references. permanent po-
stion. Address "P.," r. O. box 312, City
Hall Station, New York.
YOUNG man with experience handling orders
in office of shoe factory: steady position;
good salary; state experience and refer
ence. II. s., 619 Longacre Bldg.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
sALEsAiEN.

Men OF high character. over IS. with or
without sales experience. This IL opportunity
seeking men whose character, integrity and
sticktoitiveness deserve recognition: connec-
tion Is with nationally known, high prnciped
business house: drawing account and COM
mission Give phone number. Write r 30
Herald, Herald so.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

statesmen acquainted with the garment
manufacturing trade to handle exclusively
or side line, servfc proposition OF
very exceptional merit: easy TO sell and pays
unusually attractive ommbssion; men now
out making from $40 to 500 q day. Phone
for appointment, Bryant 6so6.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
SECURITY statesmen.

There are nine good men who will
devote all their time to the sale of a
most unusual issue TO n class OF in
telligent people who have not been
'canvassed to death and viii welcome
the opportunity you have for them:
leads will be furnished and must be
reported on daily: this campaign will
be over In 60 days; you will then be
placed on a regular sales force of an
organization where your earnings will
exceed your most sanguine expecta-
tons: this is not a promotion or stock
jobbing proposition and is being
handled by the principals only; ref
erences necessary. Phone Vanderbilt
4 800. extension c6. for appointment.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

Statesmen, CANvAssERs, AGENTS.
We have one OF the biggest easiest money
making propositions In New York to-day.
Moran's commission on last week. s106.60;
Solomon's commission, $I0.. 40 for five days
work. No stocks or insurance; every mer-
chant prospect We can use four more
statesmen at present. Call Tomorrow, 10 70
3. Sales Manager. Room 1i05. "a stone st.,
New York.
SALESMAN WANTED. PLUMBING SUP
PLIES, calling on plumbing supply houses
regularly, to sell range boilers on commission. .
excellent proposition only experienced man
desired. state district covered. lines handled.
&C.: best references rccessary: replies con.
fidcrtial; unless you have an established
trade 40 not write ua Address pcnnsyl-
yanla rsnge nollcr Co. PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
SALESMEN-Arc you dcsirous of making n
change? Have YOU any Idea OF the possi-
billtes OF the book business? One OF our
men earned $500 commissions In months.
another Il earning $500 weekly you owe y
TO yourself 10 call and Investigate this ad.
Charles Scribner's Sons, 50I 9th See Mr..
Wscker, Sd floor. between and II
SALESMAN.
Man. can you sell anything Are you sell
69 H So Eo yoN We M Civ give you
opportunity NOW Don't waste your time.
get In touch With Us at once and we VII
show you how. Johnson a. Hopkins Co., 3pS
'th av.. New York.
Observation-Disclosures. aggressive and OF
rood pcraonplity: preferably ono with ex-
nerience in selling nationally advertised
7
goods. Give age, previous experience AM
present earning powers. IN confidence. o loss
Herald, Fulton 81.
SALESMAN. CORsETs. EXPERIENCED.
ny ONE or THE LEADING BRANDED
HOUSES; SEVERAL TERRITORIES OPEN.
ExPrRirNcE AND ANY OTHER DETAIL.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR RIGHT
MAN. T lce Herald. HERALD SO.
statesmen calling on confectionery and
drug trade Will learn of an advantageous
proposition that viii enable them 70 double
their present earnings without Interior
ing with the duties of their present com
ncctior bv calling NJ i3oi Borden Build
iug. 80 Madison avenue, ~ 45th street.
skLFsNA AN-Experie salesman wanted
In gents furnishing store one who under
stands window trimming and can make him
sef generally useful. Lou G. Levy. 35s6
strr'eWfN CALLING on CRocERs.
psvFrs CoNrrcTToNERS AND SODA
FOUNTAINS. Liberal COMMISSIONS
corn LIVE LINES . 1887 HERALD,
Statesmen covering the small retail trado
can learn of unusual opportunity consider
ably 70 increase their income by addressing.
IN confidence. r. i. ~, box III, Herald.
Statesmen.
A wonderful opportunity for the unusual
rvau. the work u high class and very profit
1nircd. ii Herald. Herald sq.
WESTERN MANUFACTURER
WANTS THREE CAPABLE Statesmen
ron NEW YORK CITY Ann CONNECT.
CIT: COMMISSIONS. MIR sTEEDS ROOM
200. o13 BROADWAY.
| gAT.EsMANs with high class office speciality
exnerience. good downtown territory ne
rigncf liberal commission basis. Call $40
w stst.
SAL ESMAN 70 sell high grade food product
~ city fancy grocers, dclcatesscns and
hskrrs high commission paid. Superior
Cream Co, io5 Lexington sy.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
statesmen.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
RETIRED BUSINESS MEN,
SALESMEN.

SoMEi HIM - nlSrSi ioo
We want men OF excellent character TO
form connection with an organization
that viii cooperate 1o0so with you IN the
placing of an so preferred stock with a
bonus OF common stock.
Behind this issue IS machine that
will revolutionize the mailing Industry, as
the world Is its field without competition.
To YOU men who will work consistently
and diligently for the next few months
can earn s.. 900 to $4,000 in commissions.
out of town connections desired.
Call or write Suite 1I12. Tribune Bldg.
New York.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
SALARY INCREASES OF 5eS.

SALARY INCREASES OF 5eS.
Would you he interested in a plan
for adding to your income.
We have a plan that will work
for 8 men out of TO-
1889 men who have used the plan
reported during n recent period of
three months salary increases aver
agirg $3.50.
No cost or obligation to find out.
Come In and see us.
LASALLE EXTENSION
UNIVERSITY,
112 West 42d ST., New York city.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
SALES MANAGER.

WANTED. By A LARGE MEMS BELT
~ MnANTInAqTURiMG TiIr , ys 9 GoMpANf nS GATERING
ENERGETIC MAN: ONE WITH EXPERT
ENCE PREFERRED ADDRESS, STATING;
Full PARTlCULA 1154 HERALD.
FULTON ST
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
HELP WANTED-MALE.
SALES MANAGER.

SALES MANAGER.
An investment security copora-
ton requires the services of an
energetic American capable of TAX
ing complete charge of sales and
handling men and bringing sew
eral good statesmen into the or
ganization.
Excellent opportunity with possi-
bilities of interest In the firm
available to the right individual.
Write for appointment. stating
present position. experience. salary
and commission wanted 10 start;
communications treated confiden-
tial. 53S Herald, Herald So.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

SALESMAN-futellirent. aggressive and OF
rood personality. preferably ono With ex-
perience In selling nationally advertised
goods. Give age. previous experience AMI
preFent earning powers. IN confidence, q loss
Herald, Fulton ST.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
statesmen.

statesmen.
We are starting a class in sales
manship Manday. 10 A. NJ. We
teach you tho science OF selling and
put you on oir sales force when
you qualify: no experience neces-
sary. This costs you nothing. Be
here promptly. Room 1lo5, West
saith ST.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

SALESMAN. CORsETs. EXPERIENCED.
ny ONE or THE LEADING BRANDED
HOUSES; SEVERAL TERRITORIES OPEN.
WRITE GIVING; NUMBER OF YEARS
ExPERrrNCE AND ANY OTHER DETAIL.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR RIGHT
MAN. T fen Herald. UEnALD SO.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

Statesmen calling on confectionery and
drug trade VIII learn of en- advantageous
proposition that viii enable them TO double
their present earnings without Interior
ing with the duties OF their present con-
nectior bv calling NJ 1904 Borden Build
Iuv 3so Madison avenue NJ 4Sth street.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23


manufacturing trade 70 handle exclusively,
or side line, service proposition OF
very exceptional merit; easy TO sell and pays
out making from $40 to SEQ = day. Phone
for appointment, Bryant 6so6.
Statesmen.
We prefer TO trahl our own saiesmen.
We want two ami ut ttous men, over 95, OF
fair education and ,ood personality. with
out wide selling exp erience. Call after 10
A. NJ. 1918 Knickei booker Building.
-. Statesmen, SECURITY. 60,
EXPERIENCED IN FORMING SYNDI-
CATLS
and used to EARN $4,000 up;
America. liberal pay AMI continuous share
profits. Address . II vrald, Herald 50.
statesmen WANTED
for furniture and carpet department; also
ure. cut and hang shades; tlso statesmen for
domestic and wash goods department.
ADAMs-FLANIGAN COMPANY.
iJ0th II. and Sd av., Bronx.
Statesmen. new Invention. extraordinary
81 day; big commission. ~ Court ST..
Brooklyn.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE .yoR GREAT.
Err NEW YORK.
manufacturing concern wi ul m invest
nent Of approximately S2,o0o,e y, located n
the middle West, doing n natio val business
established for over 70 years, @nts rep
resentatiye I'm Greater New York; man
wanted must he experienced In tcplng, able
10 hire, train and direct salesme " must be
thoroughly responsible In fna pcfal way;
this company does not want Its itspresenta-
tive 10 make ~ Investment; ho,taver, the
man selected muse hsve a net worth OF from
$4,000 20 $50. 900, and be able 70 stve bond
this is strictly legitimate sellifs; propo-
sitlon, sold 20 established merchants, and tile
man we select should make $4,000 q year. OF
more. Preference viii be given to the mar
With knowledge OF all retaiers-tuie who
knows tho retailers selling problems \ answer
Immediately, giving us In confidcna your
past experience and present connecth n. &c
500 Herald, Herald so.
SALES MANAGER WANTED.
We want tho best sales manager In town
ono who has had n wide experien 20 ii
handling men and marketing stocks and
bonds, both through statesmen and by ,.ircu
lRrizng. Must build up own sales forca anc
take entire charge; one who has following oi
men preferred To such man SAITH fac.
tory arrangement will be made eithet "
commission or salary. Write fully In lrst
letter and make appointment. X t33 Hen,ld
ESQ Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

SALEsMA MAN--Experience salesman wanted
In gents furnishing store one who under
stands window trimming and cRn make him
eelf generally useful. Lou G.. Levy, 35s6
EronHray.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

Statesmen covering the small retail trade
can learn of unusual opportunity consider
ably 70 increase their income by addressing.
IN confidence, Il. \. ~. box = III, Herald.
Fulton St
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

SALESMAN. with high class office speciality
experience. good downtown territory as-
-lgncd liberal commission basis. Call $40
w 21at.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

Sal. .EsMAN TO sell high grade food product
10 city fancy crocers, dclicatesscns and
hskrrs. high commission paid. Superior
Cream Co, io5 Lexington sy.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

SALESMEN WANTED.
Three statesmen with education plus SELL
ing ability to represent high Hs educa-
cational proposition IN greater New York.
officially approved and dealing dl rect with
schools and teachers: position permanent
and worth better than $500 per m pnth; our
representative will be IN New 70 flt during
month. For personal Interview st ate quail
fcations and address Empire New England
Company. Inc, Syracuse, ~. y.
sALESMEN-Severnl hundred New York peo-
Pile have inquired for Information concern
Ing our life income and homcsite plan In
Southern California. a real worker. even
vlth no experience, can make handsome
profits by calling on these inquircrs. Phone
Murray Hill 1919 for an appointment TO see
MIR. Palmer. quite Io2. 42I hth av.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

sSrrc,ttN CALLING on CROCERS
uAwFps. CONFECTIONERY AND SODA
FOUNTAINS. Liberal COMMISSIONS; /;
tNCp LIVE LINES. - 1887 HERALD,
r-rrt TON ST.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

SAr.EsMEN. high grade, experienced, who
are reaaporkers, can make proftable, con-
noction. foom AZ, 81 East 42d ~.
SALESMAN wanted. on commission basis.
specialize IN house furnishing goods, alum
mum cooking utensils and flatware; Now
York territory Rainbow Import Export
Corp, 81 Union 50. west.
SALESMAN, capable of selling crypts and
nichcs IN community mausolcum, on COM
mission basis. write experiences. $50 Her
aid, Herald 50.
statesmen and collectors, age 20 and over I:
unlimited opportunity for workers by large
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

sALEsNfAN--Nfake from sT5 70 500 weekly
selling first class line of food CO Tors 70
bakers supply houses, candy manufa eturers,
soft drink bottlers and ice cream bakers /.
generous commission allowed. drawing nc
count 70 right man; desirable ter ritorics
open. y 1850 Herald Fulton RI.
SALESM.NN-Unusua opportunity for n few
men possessing personality 10 make good
previous selling experience desirable biit not
essential. Call Monday, MAY 2S, 10 70 IL
(noon). ~ Broad st., room oi4 y. u.
Morse manager
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
sAt.EsNfEN

wonderful opportunity for the unusua
fyau: the work ~ high class and very profit
atlc: references aud proof OF ability re
uuircd. n 81 Herald. Herald su.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

Man, can you sell anything Are YOU sell
ing something7 DO you make 500 n week?
Would you like to- We WIN give you an
opportunity NOW. Don't waste your time.
get In touch With Us at once and we VIII
show you how. Johnson Hopkins CO., 3as
..til nN- Now York
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
TED AND TELEPHONE DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENTS
HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen.

- t'~1S-''-'s'.'-7-'-'''1
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MANUFACTTNEH
WANTS THREE CAPABLE Statesmen
ron NEW YORK CITY AND CONNECT.
CIT: COMMISSION. MIR. STEEpS, ROOM
200 ol3 BROADWAY.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-03
FIFTEEN WARRANTS
 FOR ASSOCIATES OF
 W0RTHlNGT0N ISSUED
By Associated Press

Chicago, August 2.-Fifteen war rants for the arrest of men said to have been associated with John W. Worthington in connection with mail robberies totaling nearly $6,000, 900 were issued today by James R. Glass, United States commissioner.
 News of the arrest In New York of Arthur M. Goldsmith, said to be a lieutenant of Worthington, pleased federal officials who have been con ducting the Investigation that led to the apprehension of Worthington yesterday.
 Goldsmith In New York was what Worthington was in Chicago" said John V. Clinnin, assistant district attorney.
 Reports were received also of the arrest in Detroit Of Lefty" Lewis, said 10 be another of Worthington' s aides.
 The search of Worthlngton's office. if was declared. revealed securities valued at SS50000. Some of these securities 1t was asserted, were part of the loot of the Dearborn station mail robbery in Chicago, the Sinclair oil robbery in New York and the Council Bluffs. Iowa, mail robbery.
 Revenue stamps, cancelled and stolen were declared to have been washed in a mixture of chemicals to remove the cancellation ink and the stamps resold. Stolen liberty bonds were likewise said to have been washed to remove the number later reprinted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-03
Freight Between New Orleans and
 Pensacola Via Mobile

Mobile, August 2.- (special.)-- Through an arrangement just com pleted and under rates which went into effect today. freight between New Orleans and Pensacola will be handled via Mobile, the shipments from New Orleans arriving by the Warrior river barge lines and being transferred to the coast steamer Tar pon at this port for delivery at Pen sacola.
 The first shipment under the new plan left New Orleans yesterday ac- cording to word received here. This was a large consignment of rice.
 The Pensacola, St. Andrews and Gulf Steamship company, operators of the Steamer Tarpon, have just an- nounced 10 per cent reduction in their freight charges between Mobile and Pensacola. according to officials of the traffic bureau, with which the notice was filed. The present rate between the two ports is about 20 per cent under the rail rate. The new cut will make the water rate approximately 30 per cent under the rail charge.
 The arrangement with the Warrior River Barge line, it is believed, will result ~l great increase in the freght handled by the Tarpon from Mobile
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-03
HIGHWAY BILL NOW READY FOR SESSION
No Information Given Out by Members of Commission
 as to Wording of Bill

Montgomery, August 2.--After de- voting two days to the discussion of a bill which will provide new road law for Alabama if the legislature is called into extra session and ap proves the plan, the state highway commission adjourned late Tuesday with the announcement that further subject at the regular August meet ing, which will be held August 15 Rni IS.
 No information was given out by members of the commission other than that they had gone over the present road law and had made sug gestions for changes to meet obsta cles wEich have come before the com mission since the present law was enacted in 1919.
 It is improbable that any great nun Der of changes will be suggest ted to the law makers.
 At the August meeting the com mission will receive additional sug- gestions which the members will pre- pare during the next two weeks. It also will draft another bill submit ting to the voters a road bond issue to take the place of the one held to be unconstitutional by the supreme court this year.
 Before the legislature meets the two bills will be submitted to the attorney general department in order that any doubt of the validity of the acts may be removed. It is probable that one provision of the bond issue will guarantee to each county in the state & minimum amount of the road bond 1gEua n order that ty may know it will benefit by the ratification of the amendment, and there will be no favored flew" among the counties
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-03
 BIG SLUGGING MATCH ENDS IN ' TO ' DRAW


 Unlontown, August 2-(Special.)-- The fast Brewton team came up to- day from Pensacola and tied up with the Uniontown team by score of to 7 It was a batters battle and both teams swatted the old apple all oyer the lot. Both Hinton and Cox were ineffective on the mound, and Hinton was relieved in the sixth by Luther Pratt, who held the visitors down to one run and five hits after he went in. Brewton gathered l2 hits off the Unionton hurlers and Pat Jones' made 15 off Cox.
 Fish and Hunter for Brewton and Francis Pratt and Max Rosenfeld for Uniontown all got three hits each and Martin got homer. Brewton plays here again tomorrow.
 Score:- R. H. IF. Brewton ...... 00S 004 Ooo---7 12 Uniontown .... 200 POI 200--7 t15 2
 Cox and Townsend; Hinton, Pratt and Jones.
 Empires: Hogue and Allen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-03
EVERY DEFENDANT IS INDICATED BY
 COOK COUNTY JURY
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were ready for trial After the state had finished it's case, the prosecution voluntary dismissed the charges against the Levi brothers, as no evi dence was submitted to incriminate them.
 The defense, led by Attorney Henry A. Berger, then moved to dismiss the cases against Fork. Weaver and Felsch. Judge Friend indicated he would not allow verdict to stand against these men, but the state in- sisted upon going to the jury with them.
 The indictments upon which the de- fendants were tried contained l2 counts, but the state moved to dis miss three after presenting its evil dence. The remaining counts charged offenses:
 Statutory conspiracy to obtain di- verse sums of money from diverse persons by means and use of the con- fidence game
 Statutory conspiracy to obtain d. verse sums of money from diverse persons by false pretenses and to cheat and defraud the same.
 Common law conspiracvy to injure the business and reputation of the Chicago American League Baseball club.
 Statutory conspiracy to obtain from the public generally and any individ- ual whom the defendants might me at diverse sums of money by means and use of the confidence game.
 Statutory conspiracy to obtain from the public generally and any indi- vidual whom the defendants might meet diverse sums of money by false pretenses.
 Statutory conspiracy to obtain from the public generally diverse sums of money by false pretense and to cheat and defraud the same.
 statutory conspiracy to obtain from the public generally diverse sums of money by means of the confidence game.
 Common law conspiracy to obtain from the public generally diverse sums of money by means of the con fidenee game.
 Common law conspiracy to cheat and defraud the Chicago American league baseball club of large sums of money by causing and inducing the players to improperly and erron- ecusly and not in accordance with their skill and ability to execute plays required of them.
  and defraud Ray w. Schalk out of $1,7s4 by causing the ball players not to execute plays required of them with their best skill and abil- ity.
 Prior to the trial Abe Attell de- feated extradition proceedings in New York to bring him to Chicago. Hal Chase was arrested in California but was never brought to Chicago. Fred McMullen, utility infielder for the White Sox, was not apprehended on a second indictment. although he had given bond on the first. Rache. Brown and Sport" Sullivan were never apprehended.
 During the trial the name of Ar mold Rothstein, an alleged New York gambler frequently was brought into the testimony. It was charged that Rothstein financed the conspiracy. which was said to have originated in New York.
 "Bill Burns, ore of the defendants, turned states evidence and on the witness stand told the plans made to throw the world series games. He was corroborated in his testimony