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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24

money is cabled TO China as fast
as collected and distributed 20 the
relief organizations in the famine
stricken districts; among these or
CARNATIONS being the Red Gross.
the salvation Army the Rockefeller
Foundation and various missionary
and religious organizations.
II is estimated that $50. 10000 yet
must be raised 90 save the great
population Of northern China from
starvation. Already according TO
the Rev y. - Hill, Louisville pas
tor. who served ~ missionary in
China. the death rate il In excess Of
1900 a day and but for the Red
Cross and Salvation nursing units
typhus would have Wiped out thous-
ands ~ lives There are five o.
these units in the field fighting typus
and should the disease become cpl
demic in April as feared by the
relief workers. there are fifty more
units in reserve.
The separation Of families. the
Rev. Mr.. Hill says is one Of the ter
rible results o. the famine Whole
families are being wiped out by star
walton and the people seem 90 be in a
panic of fear, be- sys. aimlcssly walk
Ing from place to place and when
too weak to continue further. lie
down. by the roadsides to die. Those
with children plead with each pass
~ by 70 take their child 10 save il
from starvation. Those natives who
take the children force them to grow
up In worse than slavery the mis-
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24
How To Cook An Old
Ham-Vinegar, Sugar
And Cloves.

Many farmers and farmers wives
on farms where hogs are butchered
have their own idea about how hams
should be cooked 10 best please the
appetite. Here is the way specialists
Of the United States Department
Of Agriculture do it. These direc-
tiOns are contained In Farmers
Bulletin llsG, Pork on the Farm
Killing. Curing and Canning" just
published by the department
Soak several hours. remove all
mold and loose pieces. and rinse well.
Cover with cold water. add two
tablespoons Of vinegar, one-half cup
brown sugar, four cloves. and one
bay leaf. and heat to boiling. The
amount Of cloves and bay leaf may
be increased IL desired. especially
for larger hams.
Reduce the heat TO constant sim
mer and allow TO cook at this tenn
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24
POOR RIDGE.

Miss Agnes Ray spent Sunday
night with Miss Alice Ray.
Mrs. Lucinda Preston spent Sun
day with Mr.. u. u. Preston.
Miss Olivia Preston was the guest
o. Mrs Ike Duncan Sunday night.
~ per cen, Protein Cotton Seed
Meal Tor sale. Hudson a Fsrn.u.
Miss velma Hill spen, a few days
recently with Mr. aud Mrs. Edd
Mobcrlcy
SIR and Mrs Elijah Mcmillan and
sson spent the day Sunday with Mr..
John Ray and family
Mr. Edd Mobcrlcy and baby, Miss
Eta Mae Hill spent Tuesday with
Mrs x II. Preston.
Mrs Preston Snyder and children
ard Mrs. Ena Baker spent Sunday
evening with Mrs. VIM Whitaker.
Mr. Dan Ray and Miss Agnes
Simpson spent one day recently with
Mrs Speed Shcrrow az Mt Hebron.
Misses Ida X and Peachic Mae
Hurt and Lawrence Whitaker spent
a delightful day with Miss Gladys
Snyder sunday
Misses Ida X and Pcachic Mae
Hurt and Miss Gladly, Snyder were
the guests - Miss laycrnc Whit.
taker Saturday night
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24

perature at the rate Of 20 minutes
for each pound Of weight.
Remove from fire, but keep the
ham in the liquor in which II was
cooked until cold; then remove from
the container and allow TO drain.
Take Oft the skin. score the fat
in inch blocks. and cover with a
coating, Of brown sugar and crumbs.
Stick with cloves one inch apart.
Bake in a slow oven until nicely
Drowned. basting at intervals with
one-half cup Of water and one table
spoonful Of vinegar.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24
$40, 900, 900 Yet To Be
Raised To Save
Starving China.

Funds for the 10000. 900 inhabit-
ants Of the five North central pro-
vinees in the famine area Of China
were collected Sunday in Sunday
Schools Of all denominations thru
out Kentucky, as the elimination
Of the week Of self denial observed
by all the churches Theappeal for
the observance Of self denial week
was issued by the Rev. DIR. Z. Y. Mil
Inns. Chairman Of the China Famine
Fund. and in ii he urged that some
food luxury be omitted each day
and the money thus saved be con-
,ributed toward the famine fund.
Through the Chinese Famine Fund
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24
Qult laxativss,
Purgss; Try Mr.
M Tonight -Tomouow Feel Right

II II mistake a. continually dnse
yourself with sp-calied laxative pills.
COLONEL oil purres and cathartica
and force bowel action II wcakens
the bowels end liver and makes cum
slant dosing neteHsary
Why don't you begin right today 60
overcome YOUR constipation and Fet
your system iu such shape that daily
purEinE VIII be unmecoasaryf You
can do ~ N you get a 2ic box %
Natures Remedy tNW TahletsD aud
take one each nlght fur "a week ~ su.
Mr. Tablets DO much move than
merely cause pleasant easy bowel ac-
tiun This medicine acts upon the
digestive ~ well a. elifuiuatiVe organs
PROMOTE good digestion. causes the
body o. get the nuuriahment from all
the food YOU eat. gives you a good.
hearty appetite. strengthens the liver.
overcome biliuuHnesa. regulates kidney
and bowel action ana gives the whole
body n thorough cleaning out. This
accomplished YOU will not have 90 take
medicine every day IN occasional Mr.
tablet VIII keen your body IN cpudi-
tiun and YOU can always feel your best
Try Natures Remedy tNH Tahictsl
and prove this n o. tho best bowel
medicine that YOU can use and costs
only $50 per box. containing enough o.
last twenty-five days Natures Rem.
edy tNR TahletaD o. sold guaranteed
and recommended BY your druggist.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24

been sick for some time is improving.
Miss Zelda Onstott. who was quite
SICK last week il able to be out again.
Miss Addic Mae Marsee Of Bry-
antsyille spent the weekend with
Miss Lucille Huffman.
Rev. Holder Of Pleasant Grove
spent from Saturday until Sunday
itwh Mr. and Mrs. a. s Dean.
Mr. " L. Montgomery bought a
bunch Of cattle AZ Stanford Court
day at ~ cents per pound.
obeli.l Flour i. the best -four a,
any price. Try q sssk today.
Hudson and Fsrnsu.
Mr. and Mr. Arbor Lee and chill
drcn were the guests % her sister.
Mr. and Mrs ollie Lane and family
Saturday night and sunday
Misses Helen Gill and Joyce Sylcr
81 Lancaster, accompanied by Mr. u
l. Barker ~ this place attended SER
vices at this place Saturday after
noon
Mr. and Mrs Wesley Thompson
aud children - Bucna Vista. attend
ed service. here Sunday and were
the guest ~ Mr. and Mrs VI l.
Montgomery
Mr Ernest Montgomery sold a
bunch q shoats al 10 cts Pc pound
for April delivery lie also sold a
10, ~ corn at $3.50 per bbl 20 dif
fcrcri parties.
Mr. and Mr.. Hamlet Jennings en-
tcr,ained Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Jennings 81 wilmore. Rev Manly.
Prof uis Brown. Mr. and Mr.
Irwin Dean and Mr. and Mr.. III
Grow and daughter. Zelda.
Rubies % Various colors
Although ruhirs are usually rsh.
there arr violet. pink and purple on-s
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24
MT. HEBRON

Little Lucille jackson Be- on the
sick list
Miss Laura Duncan Is 10 with
pneumoina.
Miss Westoyer visited the school
here Thursday and Friday.
Miss Martha Anderson. who has
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24
euddhists WANDERING Leader.

Dalai Lama. the religious head o,
the Buddhist faith. was so overcom.
by the fact that lnfidels had trodder
the streets OF the forbidden city thai
he fed TO the open country. and fol
many years has been q wanderer IN
northern China.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24
orea, Zinc Resource. In Canada.

In the opinion OF expert authorities
Canada could increase It's productios
OF zinc to supply one-tenth Of tn,
worlds demand. which Is estimated al
more than l0D.Oo tons annually.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24

sionaries say. These persons from
far of communities are taking all
the male children they en- find and
are buying the land Of the famine
victims at one tenth Of it, value in
normal times. q, is pointed out by
the Rev. Mr. Hill.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24
THE BRAD-MAWR HERD

u in the m.ke, going to be for Abderde.n
Angus Cattle Of outstanding IND VIDUALITY RICH
EST BLOOD LINES will be to your interest visit herd
correspond with a You can Of the
fashionable families, Many Of them
One hundred to
hers in to Of and
Anne, Plantation Ito. Young bulls Of all
reasonable figures.
PHONE 2is A. SHAW. DANvILLE,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-24

Rubiss % Various colors.
Although ruhirs are usually red.
there arr violet. pink and purple on-s
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
TO statesmen.

In your past selling and business ex-
perience you can remember how you
let opportunities go. not fully realizing
at the time that you were passing up
you TO grasp YOUR opportunity now In
business industry that has a future
far greater than anything ever known
In Civilization.
Have you ever stopped to analyze
the reason for the great number Of
millioraires In the United States? If
you look up the records of those who
have made millions In n lifetime you
viii find they are the ones who have
graaped their opportunity and made
good.
Suppose we were to tell you that we
have an opportunity right now to make
more millions In the next ten years
than any industry or combination OF
industries In America, would you take
the trouble to investigate and find out
for Yourself II our statement Is cor
rect or not?
We lack words TO adequately express
the magnitude of this industry, but
we want 10 tell you all about It,
Five months time and over thirty
thousand dollars have been spent In
this campaign. We could go on and
write two or three columns 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 Q A. NJ.
"a East 42d Street.
Fourth floor.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
HELP WANTED-MALE.
Instruction.
ACCOUNTING

ACCOUNTING
COST-C. p. A.-EXECUTIVB.
why put in two. three. or four years learn
ing accounting when you can accomplish the
same results or better In less than 80" year
by intensive practical training methods?
LEARN THE BEST PAYING PROFESSION
under the guidance of over fifteen prominent.
practising Certified Public Accountants. We
have a great number OF students enrolled
who have spent from one 10 three years In
learning accounting from accredited colleges
and schools.
ADVANCED ACCOUNTING STUDENTS
from other schools or executive accountants,
desiring additional Intensive technical train
ing. can take entrance examination and start
in advanced units.
NO BOOKKEEPING EXPERIENCE MEG
ESSARY. We have more requests for expert
accountants than we can fill. More c. p.
A. 8 are numbered among our students and
graduates than any other similar institution
can claim.
ACCEPTED APPLICANTS GUARANTEED
SATISFACTION. Come in and satisfy your
self as to the foregoing statements; low
tuition; easy terms: home study. For catalog
write or phone BE.EKMAN 7541
INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTANTS
SOCIETY,
sos TRIBUNE BLDG, N. Y. q.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
? ? ? = : -F7-TN-@-T~7"-~-~-~
STOCK statesmen.


Inscriptions statesmen are selling millions
OF dol lars' worth of worthless oil stock every
year In every big city OF the country; any
real salesman can sell shares I'm a new in
dustrial proposition that in merit is as solid
as Gibraltar. but the possibilities OF which
culture gusher, our patents almost mean
the elimination of competition and the
eventual revolution Of one of the half dozen
leading industries of the country: a few re-
liable live wires wanted at once. Address
&. Zimmerman Company. Columbus Circle,
New York city.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

SALESMANAGER.-The exclusive represen-
tatives of old established paint MAUI
featuring company who cater to railroad and
steamship trades. which means volume want
a salesmanager for Greater New York on a
profit sharing basis. Address In confidence.
BwAy.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
SECURITY Statesmen.

City and Travelling Men--If you are
A MAN OF BIG CALIBRE-capabls
OF earning BIG MONEY and can
tell tho PLAIN TRUTH about the
CLEANEsT INDUSTRIAL STOCK
OFFERING now available you are
the man we want and REAL MONEY
IS YOURS for the making. Letters
Of INTRODUCTION to INTERESTED
LEADS. Most liberal commission
arrangements. Call 1912 Suite 2o2.
i9S Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
SALEsMANAGER.


ELECTRIC BULB DISTRIBUTING
CORPORATION DESIRES THE SER
VICES OF A THOROUGHLY EXPE-
RIENCED MAN IN THE LINE: FOR
THE ONE WHO WILL QUALIFY AN
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY is OF
FERED; REPLIES MUST GIVE COM
PLETE INFORMATION. AND WILL
BE TREATED STRICTLY CONFI-
DENTAL. l. 400 HERALD. HER
AID SO.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Commercial Help Wanted.

Commercial Help Wanted.
HAMILTON
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE,
CHURCH ST.
One block west of Broadway.
one block below Cortlandt 81.
SALARIES UP TO
CUSTOMS BROKERAGE CLERK-Custom
mousse experience .....,........ .Sl0-:90
FACTORY COST-Tabulating cost, travsl. .S35
STENOGRAPHER-(2o- years.; technical
BOOkKEEPER, JR. ACCT.-Assist head
pookkeeper '............... 'StV
BOOKkEEPER-ACCT.- years.. mari
SECRETARY -STENO-Secretary TO sales
manager; college education; salary open:
ACCOUNTANTS-Sen semi-senors and
juniors; G. =. A. experience. S35-S6o
CORRESPONDENT - Portuguese, Spanish,
STOCK RECORD CLERK-(35-4o years..
single, bookkeeping experience. ......... $50
BOOKKEEPER-Vouch system. $50
kKEEPER-Steamship company: full
set; good writing. ...................... .S3o
BOOKKEEPER-(25-30 yrs.). marine ins6S3o
BOOKKEEPER-Married insurance expert
STENOGRAPHER--Lear sales work. S20
TYPISTS-2; to +. NJ; overtime 500 mo.
COLLECTION CORRESPONDENCE
school graduate: experienced. 49,. .silO mo.
salary open.
CLERK-Knowledge stenography. .Sls
STENOS-(3); general office work. ...... .Sls
RAPHER-Experienced .......:. 81
BO1S-W) ..-...s ............ .Sio-lo
CLERKS-Insurance .................S 80 mo-
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
SALARY AND COMMISSIONS,
PAID WEEKLY.

A we'll established, going agency
has a place for two high grade,
we'll trained statesmen. An oppor-
tunity for the man who can pre-
sent subject forcibly and
honestly. Write US a short. we'll
directed letter. giving your expert
ence, age and references. Remem-
Der. II you can qualify we are pre-
pared TO back up our proposition
by allowing you a good cash draw
Ing account against your commits
sions. Act quickly.
P 3e7 Herald, Herald square.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
DO you WANT TO GET AHEAD2

II you want 10 grow and have ar
rived at the time of life where you
have decided that you will forge
ahead upon knowing how to do so
WILLIAM JUDsoN KIBBY.
the business character analyst, may
help you choose your life's work and
attain ultimate success. IL you are
serious write
WILLIAM JUDSON KIBBY,
Church ST., n. Y. City.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
SECURITY Statesmen.

SECURITY Statesmen.
WHOSE PERSONAL CHARAC-
TER AND ABILITY ARE OF
HIGHEST CALIBRE, AND WHO
CAN FURNISH REFERENCES AS
TO BOTH. ARE DESIRED BY FL
NANCTAL ORGANIZATION HAN
DLING OFFERING OF EXCEP-
TIONAL MERIT. NUMBER OF
BANK OFFICIALS WHO HAVE
ACQUIRED LARGE HOLDINGS IS
EVIDENCE OF DESIRABILITY.
GENEROUS COMMISSION BA-
SIS AFFORDS Statesmen CON
FIDENT OF ABILITY AND ABLE
TO FINANCE THEMSELVES UN-
USUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR EX-
CELLENT INCOME. .WO OR
THREE Statesmen SUCCESS
Fol IN OTHER FIELDS ARE
ALSO DESIRED AND WILL DE
GIVEN THOROUGH TRAINING.
APPLY MONDAY, TUESDAY, 0
TO 10 AND TO 4, SUITE pfa,
~ WEST 34TH ST.
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STOCK Statesmen.

Established firm offering Ftock OF a sound
dividend paying company has opening tor
three or four high class reliable statesmen
who take work seriously and appreciate real
cooperation: choice territory, live leads.
Manager, suite 709 81 Liberty ST., New York
city.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

STOCK statesmen.
The lead is 90 per cent. OF the battle. d.
rect nominations by prominent local officials
TO personal friends. Growing business most
attractive selling kit Unusual corporation
exceptional bank references, no Wild goose
calls. Liberal commissions TO producers.
Room GA l6 Court street, Brooklyn.
STOCK statesmen
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE HOUSE
wants three men TO sell the $50 preferred
stock OF well known company with liberal
bonus of common stock; very liberal commits
sion. Address Il. A., =. Q. box s22, City Hall
Station. New York city.
STOCK SALESMAN
capable of selling $3.50. 900 $50 preferred
stock; bonus of common exceptional prop
osition; merging OF several motion picture
theatres. Box H. 1926 st. James Building
- At once, competent
male; one acquainted with association
work preferred. Inquire Monday, Feb IA,
from $50 70 10 A. NJ. Neptuna Association,
Capt. De Eau. room 1880 Park Row Bldg.
STUDENT or professor by elderly gentle
man. the literary services OF man, late
afternoons either student or professor o
+l2 Herald. Herald square.
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sTl5NOGEAPHERs
BANK BOOKKEEPERs CTrust ex-

STlsNOGRAPHERS
BANK BOOKKEEPERs (Trust ex-
pcriencc)
CABLE CLERKS (Junior)
ADDING MACHINE OPERATORS
Bright, energetic young fnen wanted
for above positions IN first-ciass firms.
Discriminating employers arc rccog-
nlzing the value OF the scientific Sc
lection OF employees made possible by
the presence on our staff Of
WILL AM JC SON KIRBY.
the eminent character analyst, and are
asking us 20 fll their needs II is
therefore TO the interest Of the dis
eliminating person seeking employment
20 rctistcr with US. Applications rc-
ceVcG tn I only
THE PERSON MEL COMPAN
Church street Phone Cort. ii72.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

STOCK sALrsN.;s. TO SELL. A GUAR
S;51sTi, Iss',g 9E srocx WHEEE T.IE
ny U. 8. GOV FftNMENT BONDS. THIS rs
AN ENTIRELY NEW FINANCIAL PLAN.
HNb Nb sTocK N5sE ssxLrsHMissN NsEABD sEABD APPfY PPE
RooSa so5. 452 5TIi Av., AT 10TH ST.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

BORG buys diamonds. old gold. silver, plati-
mum, antiques. bronzes, pawn tickets; es-
tates bought. 146 West 23d st.
! paw 25Ts more than any one for your fur
nfture, rugs, pianos, paintings. BAISLEY,
fi5 University place tStuyvesont 229s).
WANT TO buy moose and caribou heads. y
$50 Herald Herald 20.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
STORAGE.


AMERICAN STORAGE CO.-store your fur
niture, SO per month per vanioad; packing,
shipping; moderate rates. American Storage
CO.. 24T West 6pth ST. Columbus 2i5T
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
SUBSCRIPTION MANAGER

wanted by weekly of large country
circulation. State experience, age and
general qualifications. Publisher,
Post Office Box 739. New York.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.
-~~~~-~-----~-~.~ ~~~~@~~
statesmen.
SALESMAN.
DtN NAT ECrTs rrrET

One who knows WESTCHESTER;
q capable man only, who has tho
ability TO negotiate and close his own
deals; he will handle only high grade
development properties and large
brokerage transactions: a real oppor-
tunity is here for the right man;
commission basis; leads furnished
and expenses; state full details of
your experience. giving phone number
In first letter. o G 1886 Herald.
Herald so
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

PERSONNEL EXCHANGE,
% JOHN ST.
II. C. HENRY. II. II. JARRETT.
sR. ACCT: . yrs. CPA exper. $1,000.
engines. Al sales record. Comm. & $ls00
ASST. MGR; Statistics. acctg. methods.
cost distribution, tech. mfg, $1,000. no
BOND TRADER; Liberties. Al record. $4,000
CUSTOM HOUSE elk. Supervise imports
start to finish. Start 1000.
TRAVELLING AUDITOR: At least yrs.
CPA exp. 3o-35 yrs. Al opening. $1,000
BANK MEN: We are registering Al bank
able In future.
CLK.: Work in office and shipping
room, $25.
ORDER elk; Textiles. s22
JR. ACCT: Start s25.
PROVISION SALESMAN: Salary open.
CANCELLAT'N elk Good at figures. 500.
ASST BKPR.: High school grad. s22.
STENOGRAPHER; Al record g. exper. Open.
LEDGER CLKS. co Acctg. students. SIS.
ORDER CLKS (2). Some Bkping. $40.
JR. SALESMAN: Good opening. S1s-$2O.
JR. CLERKS: Bright, young SIS UP.
CoRTLANDT 1850.
OFFICE SERVICE COMPANY.
Downtown office. Uptown office.
1C John st. 103 Park av.
DOWNTOWN OFFICE.
OFFICE MANAGER. auditor $4,000
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR. ........ $50
SOAP SALESMAN, salary and commission.
UPTOWN OFFICE.
MANAGERS, branch stores. speciality shop
and window dressing experience, S35 10 $50.
PUBLICITY MANAGERS, $40 to $50 and
commission.
EDITORS assistant, trade journal or news
paper experience. $50.
SOLICITORS, public accounting; salary and
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
SECURITY statesmen.

SECURITIES SALESMAN TO SELL ISSUE
ON COMMISSION BASIS OF LARGE COR
pORATtON MANUFACTURING 4 NOOr
ESSENTIAL HAVING AMONG ITS PRES
ENT STOCKHOLDERS MANY PROMt-
NENT NAMES IN INDUSTRIAL LIFE
ADDRESS J03 HERALD, HERALD SO.
SHIPPING clerk. head by large manufac.
turing company IN Brooklyn; motor trucks
used. Reply, stating experience. 6i2 Her
aid. $50 broadway.
SOLICITOR for New York advertising CON
ccrn, Tor New York and vicinity. L 4i6
Herald. Herald ~.
SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVES,
We want man 70 travel. not n sales
man, but house representative, inter
viewing clients and customers. which
means meeting chief executives or owners
uf large business interests and discussing
goods and service which we have supplied
basis: salary AMI expenses. extensive travel
ling necessary this work requires . man OF
ability. ambition and purpose; replies VIII
be held confidential and phould state qualifi-
cations and experience fully, also aEe, ap-
proximate beginning salary. later expecta-
tions and other details 622, herald. Her
aid squa-.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

An advertisement IN the Lost aud
Found columns of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers real possibility Of
recovering your lost property.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

YOUNG man for clerical work wanted
clean cut, In large woollen house, high
school graduate preferred; future assured
Il accurate and reliable; give age aud salary
expected 7. it2 IIorald, Herald square,
YOUNG men wanted with at least years
high school education for position as meg
senger and clerk in large downtown bank.
no business experience necessary. 8ai Her
aid $50 B'way.
YOUNG man with ability TO solicit for fine
custom clothes. must be tall and can wear
clothes we'll. Apply after 10 4. NJ, Tcnent,
Inc. 43a 9Th av.
YOUNG man wanted in law office. law stu
dent preferred; state age. experience, ref
erences salary expected. II $50 Herald, $50
Broadway.
YOUNG man in an importing cotton concern
10 take charge OF stock; must he accurate,
good at figures; give references. Box 1873,
200 Gable Building.