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The New York herald., 1921-02-08
STOCK Statesmen.

STOCK Statesmen TO HANDLE
STOCK ISSUE OF TIRE MANUFAc-
TURER. THE TIRE rs PNEUMATIC,
BUT GUARANTEED AGAINST PUSC-
-UREs, BLowours AND OTHER
TIRE TROUBLES. ONLY HIGH
GLASS MEN WITH SUBSTANTIAL
CREDENTIALS NEED APPLY. COM
MISSION BASIS ONLY. CALL SUITE
3os, 1876 BROADWAY. 10 TO Il
A. NJ. TO p M
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AGENTS WANTED.


Male.
TREMENDOUS HIT something that sells like
wildflre: every home prospect; agents
make big money and soon become indcpend-
ent send 81 for sample and full particulars.
Address Texas Specially Sales Co., r. o.
box 422. Houston. Tex.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Domestic Help Wanted.


GIRL-THINE< 1T OVER!
Have you ever thought of the wonderful
advantages this agency is offering you day
Now Just stop for second and listen.
We offer you a good position and II IL
going to be just the kind you are longing
for.
We give you our best services, which are
UNEQUALLED in our big city.
We give you the benefit OF our excellent
advice-FOUNDED ON LONG EXPERT
WE DO ALL THIS FOR YOU FREE
ABSOLUTELY FREE.
THINK 1T OVER.
LAzARE's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
200 EAST 72D STREET,
NEW YORK CITY.
THIS is OUR ONLY OFFICE.
LOOK FOR THE NAME LAzARE.
LOOK FOR THE NUMBER.
200 EAST 72D STREET.
LADIES
WHO ARE IN NEED
OF COMPETENT DOMESTIC HELP.
MALE OR FEMALE,
ARE INVITED TO VISIT
THIS SECTION OF 72D ST,
WHERE LARGE AND SMALL
AGENCIES FLOURISH.
THE LARGEST AND
MOST MODERN
is THE
UNITED EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES,
NORTHWEST CORNER 50 Av.,
WHICH ACCOMMODATES HUNDREDS
OF LADIES WEEKLY.
WHY NOT YOU?
GIRLS seeking domestic positions in the very
best families always
FOLLOW THE TRIANGLE"
Cooks, kitchenmaids, houseworkers, cham
bermaids. mattresses, nurses, couples, but
TRIANGLE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
(Miss Susie Rice. Managerl.
Phone Lenox 3f5.
LANG BOECHERER CO., INC,
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
AZ w. 33D ST. ESTABLISHED 1890.
Numerous positions open In good families
with best wages; cooks, chambermaids, laun-
dresses, governesses, nurses, houseworkers,
&c. No branch office.
NEW YORK DOMESTIC AGENCY.-French
governesses, nurses. cooks. chamberrnaids
seamstresses, ladys maids. experienced
chauffeurs. Call write to make appoint
ment. % w. 43d ST., room 24i.
ALL ALITIES-Morrow's T21 Lex
ington av., corner 5Sth.-Cooks, Kitchen
maids. laundresses, chambermaids, nurses,
mattresses, houseworkers, couples. Plaza
1884
MoTHER's helper; SO; oiiidrens nurses,
attendant. Universal Employment Agent.
80 West 3Tth ST.
BRENNAN's Employment Agency. 46 East
Goth st.; P.aza sos. Capable domestics fos
city and country.
COUPLES, cooks. chambermaids, mattresses.
houseworkers; city, country. Hornigs. 9A
Sd av. (5Ith).
GOVERNESS, French nurse. laundress and
couple. Brennan's, 40 IL. 60th.
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statesmen.

We want five men who can earn
500 or more weekly. II you are be-
tween the ages OF 25 and 40 and are
a real "go-getter" we train you. Ex-
perience desirable. but not necessary.
Call after 10 A. NJ. ground floor. 8
West 10th ST.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.
SALESMAN,

Capable young man. rs to 35 years. prefer
ably with experience selling wholesale ianI-
tors supply. to represent us In and around
city; interviews in person. call any day
about 4;30 p: NJ. drawing account against
liberal commission.
EMPIRE SANITARY CO,
% 1894 10TH Av.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08

INSPECTORS DO not answer unless you are
an experienced machinist having knowledge
Of boilers and elevators; fully caBable Of
Inspecting factories. salary si,I0O and ex-
States, II. O.. r. O. box 32J. City Tall
station. New Work.
MAN. HAVING EXECUTIVE ABILfTY. no
TAKE CHARGE OF THE CUT MEAT
HOUSE,: ONE WHO HAS HAD ENpER1-
ENCE ~ FILLING ORDERS FOR HOTELS.
RESTAURANTS AND SIT Y M sH y
TRADES. STATE EXPERIENCE AND
REFbRENCLS y tii HERALD. HER
AID SO.
MAN and wife wanted as cook and butler.
experienced: 3 in family: suburb OF Balti-
more. wages si25 q month. Write. giving
details. TO Mrs. r 5dv. lIambleton, Suther-
Vile. Md
OFFICE assistant. rapid calculator. Nv heat
ing contractors office good opportunity.
T. 5If Herald, Herald 81
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TEACHER Of commercial Spanish expert
enced Merchants and Bankers School, 81
f ssth St Phone Plsza 1893.
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vANTED-AMBITIoUs AfEN-ws are In
crcasing our sales force and win give
permanent employment. with unusual op-
portunity for advancement. to men who
want 10 make future for themselves.
Meu over 25 only need apply. Can be-
tween 10 A. NJ. and p. NJ Room COZ. 20
Court st.. Brooklyn.
WATCIIMAN wanted: able bodied, expert
enced. honest, loyal good pay; unquestion-
able references required. 6l4 Herald, $50
Broadway.
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statesmen.

statesmen.
The SELLING; BUSINESS Is good Turn
your experiences into dividends. Earn $3.50 a
week. Largest check paid to one Of our
Business Builders advertisements.
SALESMAN (sECURITY)
on straight commission basis desired by pro-
sressive investment banking house: securi-
ties to sell of corporations with established
records for paying dividends and interest; no
promotion schemes; pleasing personality and
nll communication kept In strict confidence.
Address Box 80. Doremus Co., a. Broad
St. city.
SALESMEN, over % years. who are am
bilious OF betterins their present position
In life, we have wonderful opportunity to
offer you. experience necessary, we
teach YOU scientific salesmanship and offer
you permanent position where advancement
is unlimited; only those Of neat persenal ap-
pearance preferred. Ask for Mr.. Spanton,
16J broadway. Room i23.
sALEsMEN.--NEw RESPONSIBLE CoRPo-
RATION WITH FULL LINE LIGHTING
MIXTURES GLASSWARE AND SUPPLIES
WANTS APPLICATIONS FROM SEVERAL
BRIGHT, ENERGETIC MEN TO ACT AS
statesmen. J 6f7 HERALD. $50 BROAD
WAY.
SALESMAN TO solicit trade for tee and coal
business; salary. j. IT. Bode Co.. Inc,
407 Il. 31st st.
sALEsMEN-Loose leaf speciality house can
use several experienced this line; commits
sion basis. J 6fs Herald, 2e5 Bway:
statesmen to canvass popular novelty. great
tions. references. o 40 Herald. Herald So.
Statesmen, whole or part time; sells 10
every store; big money maker. Write j.
394 Herald Herald so.
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CHAUFFEUR wishes position private fam
lily; drive any car: do all repairs; refer
cnces. Chauffeur, 167 w. S0th st. Schuyler
1Oi0I.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08

CHAUFFEUR Changing arrangements,
would like to place my chauffeur. who Is
q reliable, honest and good mechanic.
3. Q. H.. 1t52 Sd av.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08

CHAUFFEUR, single, 80, first class
rhauic. II years experience on Pierce, Lo-
fomobile. Packard; best references. River
Side DAFT.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08

ssIICHAUFFEUR (colored), refined. American.
20: wife housework II necessary; years
- excellent references; viii work single any
The New York herald., 1921-02-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.

--s,-s-e~~-s---~~-~-----
For ure--rassenEer Cars.
LIMOUSINE touring carr for hire moders.s
tstet BUCKLES. phone Murray Hill $50
pACiIARD TWIN SiNEs Tor hire. pettc9t
service; reasonable ratc.. e.. NJ. & G.. v
v-ftIiAMSoS. .oi " So. Brvnnt t2ia-3a3o
For Hire--Noter Tracks.
DAILY. Manhattan. Bronv, anywhere. nos
Ton AND INTERMEDIATE ENrl;res
NNr TRUCKING CO. Fordhsn 'oGs.
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TRAFFIC. MEN.

Don't risk the reduction in your prescEt
salary. Learn how To SELL and earn SEQ
a week while you prcpa ring for q big
job. Read the Business Builders advertise
ment.
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!, ,SCHAFTEUR, Swedish. single, years
y ,tn perience. wishes position In private family;
q fdghly recommended by present employer.
O. L.. 12s w. SD. care Marrow, Phone
SCHUYLER 3O95.
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CHAUFFEUR, expert mechanic; strictly pri-
Vate family; years private family refer
-erces American, refined. willing positively
eSst repairs; $50 week. o 259 Herald, Her
AID so.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08

CHAUFFEUR, 81. married IL years expert
.-cncc. careful driver, expert mechanic, OK
cellent references. Knell. 254 w. 109th. Acad-
emy 9t5
The New York herald., 1921-02-08

CHAUFFEUR. mechanic, married. 26, desires
position; careful driver; own repairs; excel
Tent reference. Hayward, 408 w. 33d st.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08

CHAUFFEUR, married, rating Al, 10 years
experience; long references; each bears in
Ntstgation. stephen Schultz. 16s w. 1OIth.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08

CHAUFFEUR, refined, co1ored, desIres POST
NJ references j. Johnson. 210 w. 143d.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08
INVESTMENT

INVESTMENT
" YOU are looking forward TO
financial independence and wish
10 insure your future by your
present Investment, also enabling
vou to secure employment In the
same business In which your
money is represented. apply IN
person Al Room 20f, 10 ". 10th.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08
Automobile Fnstructios.

AUTO INSTRUCTION
aud weeks courses for
Ownsrs Crauffclrs Mcchancs. sslesmen.
WEST SIDE S.. NJ. &. A..
sol West 5Tth a.. New YORK.
Gs' hootle, aud pas~ special ladies' nlsssc'
The New York herald., 1921-02-08
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

DAVID AGENCY.
Il West 42u ST.. room 51J.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08

you nothing unless you USE II. You
must contribute the headwork. the
footwork and the will. the determi-
nation to win. You can find men
who CAN everywhere, In every COM
psny In the country-men who WILL
seldom.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE..


4 BUTLER. Hindu. young man, useful, hon
- est, reliable; excellent references; also AL
- -th tdffeu., mechanic. G 1874 Herald. Har-
The New York herald., 1921-02-08

CHAUFFEUR wishes position, private or
F. commercial; five years experience. Morse,
The New York herald., 1921-02-08

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations wanted--MsIe.
Domestic.
JAPANESE SERVICE AGENCY.
log West 48th 81. Bryant 1881.
RELIABLE EFFICIENT DOMESTIC HELP.
MODERN POLICY.
Butler-cook, general houseworter.
JAPANESE AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY,
159 W. 46th rt. Bryant e07s.
Select Domestic Help.
JAPANEsE EMPLOYMENT. AGENoY.
&c W. <3d. Tel. 30sp Vanderbilt.
Furnishes select help; references investi-
gated.
JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, %
West 43d St telephone 30s9 Vanderbilt
Furnish most desirable help.
JAPANESE help Of all kinds furnished.
Y. Fu1wara, Japanese Dept, Abbott's
Agency, $40 9th av.. Goth. Circle 4710
JAPANEsE select Employment Agency.
Bryant 1881 S04 eth av., between 45th- -4eth
sts. fancy cook. faithful butler. Z
JAPANESE Domestic Employment Agency:
select help. 1871 Lexington av. Md.Sq. .e35s.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08

The simple truth is that most fail
ures are MlSFlTS. And you ARE
the VERY LAST OUNCE or your
ability.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08

But IL does not follow that the
II Il as teachable as arffhmetic. Tf
YOU were able to grasp the simple
fundamental principles OF ARITHME-
TIC we Will undertake. TO teach you
the few fundamental principles OF
SELLING.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08
HELP WANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANT. office manager, boollkeeper,
20 years experience: costs, collections and
correspondence; salary $50. G 100 Herald.
Fulton st,
The New York herald., 1921-02-08

For ure-ras.enrsr cars.
The New York herald., 1921-02-08

II YOU can earn $3.50 week instead
Of $50. $50 or 800 you are quitting
on yourself unless YOU do.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-06-10
X. of p. Memorial

The beautiful and impressive memo
rial services of the Knights of Pythias
Sunday afternoon were unusually well
attended both by members of the
order and citizens generally. Owing
to the late arrival of the D. o. K. K.
band from Columbus the parade was
delayed for a short time, but when
once started no time was lost, and the
program was successfully carried out.
After the graves of the decease i
brothers had been decorated services
were held on the mound near the re-
ceiving vault at which c. L. Vanatta
presided as chairman. The memorial
address was delivered by D. B. Ulery,
of Columbus and the invocation and
benediction were pronounced by Rev.
P. E. Wright. Several musical selec-
tions rendered by the D. o. X. K. and
Newark Pythian bands, and the cere-
monies were concluded with the clos
ing ode.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-06-10
List of Candidates Growing

Candidates for office at the ap-
preaching primary election are grad
ually coming out of the bushes and
signifying their Willingness to serve
as public servants in the interests of
the community. Up to date the f l.
lowing have come to light: Mayor,
H. A. Atherton, Samuel G. Orr;
president of council, H. H. Scott; city
treasurer, George F. Wolfe; council
man at large, Oliver D. Irwin, George
O. Edwards; councilman 4th ward, H.
D .Doane. Later the following names
have been added to the above list:
Mayor, C. F. Yaus; city solicitor, E..
S. Randolph; councilman at large, j.
N. Pugh; councilman 4th ward, VIM.
H. Parr.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-06-10
Death of Mrs. Shay

Mrs. Margaret Shay, aged 70 years,
died at her home 298 Elmwood ave.,
Sunday morning at 6:30 o'clock, after
an illness of seven months of uraemic
poisoning. She is survived by one
son, Daniel Shay, of the home. The
remains were taken to Salem, New
Jersey, her former home, and inter
red in st. Mary's cemetery.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-06-10
Will Pave National Drive

Under suspension of the rules the
ordinance to pave National Drive was
passed by council Monday night, de-
spite the protest filed by some of the
residents along the street who kicked
on the much needed improvement.
This will be welcome news to the
general public. We are confident that
after the pavement is down the tax
payers on that street will be glad that
council took the above action.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-06-10
Will Initiate Big Class

The Catholic Ladies of Columbia
will initiate class of $50 candidates
at meeting to be held in Elks Hall
Sunday afternoon, at 1870 o'clock
Mrs. Elizabeth Wolf, of Dayton
Supreme President, will be present
and have charge of the ceremonies
Visitors are expected from Cincinnati
Columbus, Dayton, Marion and other
neighboring cities.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-06-10
Bans Published

Bans were published in st. Francis
de Sales church Sunday, for the first
time, announcing the approaching
marriage of Miss Elsie Oberield, of
South Sixth street, and Mr.. George
Johnson.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-06-10
Glass Receives First Communion

A class of ffty-one received first
communion at the first mass at ST..
Francis de Sales church Sunday
morning. Rev. B. M. O'Boylan ad-
ministered the sacrament and preach
ed the sermon.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-06-10
st. Francis School Graduates

The graduation exercises Of the S..
Francis de Sales schools were held in
the church Tuesday evening and
diplomas were presented to Gertrude
E. Prior, Mildred Istler and Catherine
Gorius.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-06-10
Reports For Training

John Robe, "a Gay street, has been
ordered by the Navy Department to
report at Toledo for fifteen days
training beginning last Sunday a. m.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-06-10

Ice to private families on
and after June 9th will be
reduced to 90 cents per hun
dred pounds by using the
cash coupon books, or 20
cents cash.
Vim. M. Zentfnyer.
6-10,3t
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-06-10
East Main Street Paving Started

Satisfactory arrangements having
been made with the receivers Of the
Ohio Electric Railway Co. with ref
erence to the paving of East Main
street, the paving company began
operations on that thoroughfare
Tuesday morning.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-06-10
Abel to Resume Work

L. G. Kline, who has been taking a
forced vacation for several weeks on
account Of eye trouble, returned to
work at the Kelsey factory this week
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-06-10
High School Graduates Big Class

The largest class in the history of
the Newark public schools was pre-
sented diplomas by William E. Miller,
president of the Board of Education,
at the commencement exercises in the
high school auditorium Thursday
evening. Those who took an active
part in the program were Margaret
Johnson, Emelyn Close, Catherine
McMillen, Helen Freidnour, Charles
Allen, Frederick Bobbs, Orville Burke,
and Hunter Kellenberger
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-06-10
Elk's First Outing

The first summer outing Of the
Newark Elk's was held at White City
Thursday, and the big crowd in at
tendance did ample justice to the
chicken dinner served at noon.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-06-10
Serial Story Next Week

Read the first installment of "The
Clan Call" in next weeks Leader. T
is the most fascinating, refreshing
and satisfying serial ever written.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-06-10
City Notes
Birth Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Smith Of "a North
William street, announce the birth of
son, Harold Leroy, who was born
May %.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-06-10


Chief of Police Sheridan and a
detail of six patrolmen raided Jerry
Bakers place on South Third street
Saturday night and arrested 20 men
on charge of gambling, contrary to
the statutes made and provided. The
entire bunch wos given a free ride
to the city prison, but were later re-
leased. In the municipal court Mon
day morning all gave fictitious names
and plead guilty. The total fines
amounted to $37485, for which Baker
gave his check, and the defendants
were released.
Nj xZ>~. N:-
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battc, besleitete iie auf Der Sctmretie
>pelde ite Sonnta9nabmtttag a1tz
traten.
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iic fontraftli6 CUR Nufnabme SCI
@eusi6en Nrttfel perpflt6tet naren,
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unb ener9il6 auf frii6e .friegerti6e
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tericefries eesen @rob6rttannien btu
arbeite.
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iii6en &ries tint Scat oorisen Sab
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auf Sic fran30itide Nrmee, Ste m t
tbren tapfcren S%ene9alelen Ste Golle
fit gang europa ipiele, NIT fol9enoem
Gate: r9as orn1e, eri66pfte Stuff
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miiniGte, ais IN 9fube 9elalien 81
peroe,l, meibseblutet, bungerno, iibirz
fallen BON ether 6otte lrbitotertei
N%benteurer, iiberfallen bon @itldno,
@olen, Sapan aus, I'M Mrrnansebtet,
In Der Grim, III ber llfrotne, al bel
@olsa, u~naufb0rli6 iiberfalen, oteies
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Sfienitpz9 efeniioe 9e5wur1sen tat.
O9on niro babci al Sen &erl crtnncrt,
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lid Dor ibrcr @emalttdttgfett 81
iditen."