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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-05
New York.

NEW YORK. Nov. 4-Cattle: Firm
steers. 400 a $50; bulls, 800 a 4.50;
westerns. 500 $50; cows, LIS a
45O; heifers, 800 a 600.
Calves: Firm; veal, 900 a 1900;
culls, 700 a $50; little cavles, 100 a
800: grassers, 400 a 4.50; westerns,
500 a $50.
Hogs: Steady; light to medium
weights. SIS a 900; pigs, 900; heavy
hogs, SIS a $50: roughs, $50 6.75.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-21
TEN GIRLS CAST
FOR 4 PARTN SCENE

Ten EtFis were cast IN party
scene Mildred t1imer. Louise P-tti.
john. Ruth Listrtan. Isabel Ansfead.
Elsie Hubbard. Claudia Maxine Rog
trs. Florence Tuttle. Elsie Marum.
Leone Rose Mueller and Louise
Tough.
IL was o'clock last evening BE-
fore the tests we're concluded. The
final scene was n series Of flashes
showing Miss tIiu,er seated at a
dressing table. which an expressfnan
had rushed to the studio from the
Standard Furniture Co. making
up" for the movies
A movie makeup differs rnaferi
ally from the ordinary street make.
up used by many women nowadays
A dozen different creams. pastcls
and coiors are used 10 prepare a face
for the caniera- With the Gamers
set at the right angle. tho len,
caught Miss IAstman's reflection
from three sides. showing the detail.
of being made up
A new group OF girls was photo
grnphed IN a first test this morning
a, the public library.
Girls who have not yet entered the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-21
EARLY SAvANT
GIVEN LAURELS
Professors Say Roger Bacon
Father OF Science

PHILADELPHIA. April 2i.-Rog
er Bacon. Franciscan monk, lived
nearly 700 years ahead OF his time.
according 90 Philadelphia scientists
today. They were convinced that
Professor william n. Newbold Of the
University OF Pennsylvania. was cor
rect IN crediting the monk with
scientific discoveries supposed TO
have been made In the last 100 years
Newbold submitted evidence 10
show that Bacon used n microscope.
telescope and scientific drawing in
Htruments. The authenticity OF Ia.
cons manuscripts he has translated
were proved. Newbold said, by n sig'
nature deciphercd on the last page.
Bacon's manuscripts bury under
six ciphrrr. Newbold said. mass OF
discoveries and theories which event
uaiiy will prove Bacon the father
~ all modern science. Bacon care
fully concealed his work by the use
OF ciphern. Newboid said. because M
monk he could not write without
permission from his superiors In the
church.
Bacon was credited with discover
Ing the primary germ Of life NJ least
three centuries before !, was known
20 the world lie also credited Ia
con with many astronomical dlscov
cries oolncidlng with those OF later
years when the telescope was de
veioped. Only few passages Of the
manuscripts have been deciphered
thus far.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-21
BtT IT DIDN'T LOOK LIKE
LITTLE HRoTIiER'S HEAD

But instead OF horror. the camera
caught both girls laughing upruar'
iouziy. Director Rlnney's half smoked
cigar. that had rolled of the top OF
the camera and onto tho floor. didn't
look much like the manEied body OF
poor little brother. The director adj
mltted Il himself.
All the horror was gone out OF the
studio. The psychological moment
for registering emotions was pass
ell. and the director called for two
NOR, girls. Florence Tuttle and
Louise Tough. for another "sct."
But when tho films taken yos,er.
day are shown at the Cicmmer the
atre and the "porrow' scene register.
ed by the Misses Austcad and List
man IL flashed on the screen. u will
be noted that real tears were In Miss
iAstman's eyes
Real tears. no fooilns.- raId the
director with satisfaction. That
girls a wonder for emotions. In tho
big studios they have an orchestra
that plays Hearts and Flowers
when the star wants 20 shed tears.
Here We had no music. but the tears
came ANYWAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-21
Movie Contestant Sheds Real Tears!
Shows Strong Emotion in Sorrow Film
But Binney's Cigar Makes
a Poor Head"

II was tense moment at the
studio where The star.univerral con
test test films were being made. nj
18th ave, and T.. Pine st. yesterday
afternoon.
Director Harold Binney had chosen
Ruth ilstman and Isabel Ans,ead 10
register four emotions for the NOV
ing camea-''intercst." "sorrow,
fear" and horror"
They were making the last set.
The Misses ilstman and Anstead'
seated on a settec before the camera
were listening TO the director al he
told them;
you are coming home late tn the
evening. across the street car tracks.
II is almost pitch dark. You are
thinking OF the party you have Just
left and the happy time you had
You stumble over something lying IN
the middle Of the street. Look IT'S
your little brother lying there. Oh.
horrible, He's been run over by The
cars. Where's his hcadf There u
IA See III Sec ~ Camera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-21
contest may DO 10 according TO the
following conditions:
CONDITIONS or THE coNTE9r

contest may do 40 according 10 the
following conditions:
CONDITIONS or THE CONTEXT
i--Ths contest Is open 10 girls ~ ssy
are living in kinx eoun,y ~he have had
other theatrical ssp~risnc>. star. uni-
vrr-ai aud Clsmu.sr theatre smpioyes are
barred.
s-Ciris under 10 wns enter the contest
mus, hav. tho written consent Of parent
OF guardian.
s-csn,e~sanss must nrvs submit .
photograph % themselves for ths use 81
Judges IN selecting those TO appear In
ths tss, films.
4-Frorn those vho appear IN the test
films the judges vii choose the winner.
she must accept q 10 ~eess contract
-i,h the uuissrsai Film Co. at Holly
rood. Cal
E-Th. winner yin b. paid u zoo and
travelling expenses 10 Los Angeles and
ecssrn. Payment will DO made 81 the
rate % 800 . week durinE tbs 10 wceks
engagement
THE winner ~in appear In q rnivsr-
sal production NJ shs makes rood~ In
this him she viii be offered q psrmA nsnt
position xith Universal
7-rbs Star cannot guarantee the re-.
turn OF any picture submitted In the con-
test II is advisable 10 have q copy
made n the photograph 10 valued.
s--Contss;ants who. By reason Of their
hour. OF employment. cannot take part
in tests and tryouts during week days
will be given nm opportunity to appear
before the cameras on Sunday. April 7t
s---fn the final tryouts every effort will
be made to suit the conscnisnce Of con .
tsstants as TO hours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-21
Diamond Necklace Is
Lost at the Opera

SAN FRANCISCO, Aprii ,i.--A
$50 diamond necklace was lost by
Mrs Henry T. Scott of San Fran
cisco. last night. while she was at.
tending the performance OF tho Chi.
cago Grand Opera company. accord.
ing 10 reports 10 the police.
Police are working on the theory
that the necklace was stolen by a
clever thief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-21
Seattle Man Gets
Perjury Sentence

BELLINGBhM. April 2l.--A sen.
tence OF one to five years in the pen.
itentiary at Walla Walla was given
John a. Roddy. 40. of Seattle, here
yesterday afternoon. He was found
guilty OF perjury In tho first degree,
Roddy had denied that he was n
member Of a booze-running party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-21
Queen Takes Whirl
at Candy Dipping

The British queen. with Princess
Mary. recently inspected one OF the
chocolate factories at Mitcham, Eng.
land. During the trip tho queen took
tho place OF one OF the girl workers
for while and turned out some
chocolate bon.bons that onlookcrs
who tasted them said were perfect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-21

Out Of . population II i.'oo. ~. 900
tho world contains only 1900. 900
white Inhabitants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-21
ODDS AND ENDS OF '
StatiOnery-25c Box

cry in white and colors, will go Friday al
25c a box. Better get supply now, while
the price is so low.
STATIONERY sEcTIoN-uPPER MAIN rI.ooF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-21
Returning Homeless
Ban German Labor

PARIS. April is.--The one'tlme In
hahitants Of Rheims. 70. 900 Of whom
have returned 60 the ruins Of that
city. objoc, TO any plan Of having
German laborcrs rebuild The town.
and have announced tina, thsy want
10 do the work themselves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-21
Town Council in
Maine Bans Autos

ISLESBORO. Me. April Flown
council has banned the auto. Only
one was ever brought TO this island
Horses and some humans who had
never seen one before were greatly
excited. This In summer resort
and yacationists like TO sleep late.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-21
ASKS STATE DEPARTMENT
TO HELP FREE HUSBAND

Lyons. Franrc, has the only uni
versaty that offers a course In per.
fumery making.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-21

Best foodstuffs for the least nj
Boldt'x-Advertisem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-21
fights FOR
LIBERATION
OF HUSBAND
American Citizen Is Held
Prisoner in Russia
for Three Years

SAN f1tANClSCt, Aprh ~
One Of the most delicate problems
confirming the new administration
and involving tho fate OF distin-
guished American citizen. Is the case
OF xcnophon kalamatiano. CONNER
cial attache 20 the 1918 U. =. con
Euhte In Russia. who for three years
has been political prisoner OF
Icnlne.
Action exerted thru the former
state department was Intellectual.
but. believing that all eSpedients
have not been exhausted. Mrs kath-
crime kalamatlano relies upon See
rctary Hughes TO make renewed ef
forts 20 have her husband liberated
TELLS STORY or HER
SBAND'S IMPRISONMENT
Torn with anxiety. worn with
ccaseiess endoavors. and practically
destitute. Mrs kalamatiano. who
lives with her young son. today made
public the details OF her husbands
imprisonment and her own expert
ences-scarccly less tragic than his.
as she tells the story.
Kaiamatlano went to Russia 20 rep
resent American business firms prior
20 his consular attachment at the be
ginning OF the bolshcVik regime.
In 1915. when the soviet agitation
against foreigners WAS al Its height,
he. together with many others. was
arrested In connection with the cele-
brated Lockhart Grcnar case, charged
with .bolshevik activities and
condemned TO death. The sentence
was later commuted.
Only the most mcagrr information
about him has reached his wifa,
whose wandcrings with her son from
Moscow thru Siberia and finally TO
America form somhsr accompani.
rncnt to Kalamatiano's experiences.
The latest report vas conveyed TO
her by Washington n. Nandcrlip.
who. during hts recent Russian trip.
was permitted TO interview the at.
taehe In hts cell AT Moscow.
My husband says Mrs. Kalara-
tlano, doesn't seem to have been
mistr-ated. but his health apparently
Is badly broken. and he Is wonder,
Ing II his country has forgotten him.
ASKS STATE DEPARTMENT
TO HELP FREE HUSBAND
And am taking this opportunity
now TO ask the state department and
all who are interested in foreign re
lations and the welfare Of Americans
abroad to do whatever may seem
wise to bring about the liberation OF
my husband"
Her flight thru Siberia ahead OF
the advancing holshevik lines. part OF
the time as volunteer Red Cross
nurse. part OF tho time under the
protection OF Consular General Hnr,
ris and much Of the way on her own
resources. together with tho long
nervous strain. has left her In badly
shattered health but with undaunted
purpose
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
EEIp WANTED-FEMALE.

Bright women OF neat appearance and
business ability to act as health instructors
to mothers: straight weekly salarly which
with additional bonuses make weekly earn
1ngs $40 to $75 weekly. Reliable firm. es-
tablished 1872. needs several more women
as travelling demonstrators and to fill Its
sales force to assist sales manager in cover
ing New York State. New Jersey and Con-
necticut. II you are over 25, unemployed
and ready to begin work Immediately, call
in person Monday morning. 10 to IL only.
for appointment. Expenses advanced and all
transportation paid. Rapid advancement TO
those showing ability. Experience not neces-
sary as demonstrator In attendance will In
struct fully. w. II. Baker. $40 Arbuckle
Building. S67 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn. Borough
Hall subway stations on Interboro lines.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
AGENTS WANTED.
Male.

AGENTS-We want men and women who are
desirous of making $50 to 5000 per week
clear profit from the start In permanent
business OF their own. Mitchell Magic Mar
vel Washing Compound washes clothes spot
lessly clean in 10 TO 10 minutes; 100 other
uses In every home: nothing else like II.
lime. acid or wax; fastest selling article
ever sold through agents free samples make
sales easy: enormous repeat orders. 30Q9o
profit: exclusive territory; we guarantee sale
OF every package: no capital or experience
required; Baker. Ohio. made 5000 last month.
You can do as well. Send for free sample
and proof. Mitchell Co.. desk l. 1908
1914 East 6lst, Chicago. Ill.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

MEN uhree). with one, two years college
training, with telephone switchboard IN
stallation experience: permanent positions:
excellent opportunity for advancement. II
1871 Herald. Fulton 81.
MEN Wanted. Crews being formed 70 work
small towns In NEW YORK. NEW JER-
SEY territory; only those prepared 10 leave
city need apply: also use several experienced
crew managers. Syndicate Co. Inc. ijG
9Th av.. Suite ffof.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
HELP WANTED-MALE
MEN

.Wanted--Large manufacturing company has
opening in sales division for or two
men. Christians. 80 or over, for permanent
good paying connection; only men OF energy.
ambition and good record. who seek regular
employment and a chance to advance, are
wanted: right stamp OF men win find as
large and prompt returns for their efforts
as the best OF men can demand. with the
opportunity to earn promotion and pay In
fun accordance with their ability. Call any
time after A. NJ. 18th floor. Gotham
National Bank Building. Columbus Circle.
Ask for department b.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
AGENTS WANTED.
Male.

SELL OUR LINE OF low priced specialties !:
large commissions: no investment patented
phonograph attachment, novel toy pistol, &c. !:
all new; great opportunity; whole time or
side line. Jubilee Mfg. Co.. Omaha. Neb.
NEW INvENTION-OIL GAUGE FOR
FORDS: sells on sight: big profits; small
Investment; exclusive territory: unusual OPP
portunity for agents and statesmen. Address
Sales Manager. 300 Station @. Omaha. Neb
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

MEN.
We are seeking men of charac.
ter and the ABILITY 10 - -
through TO the finish. We havS
plenty of opportunity for young
men, as we'll as those of mature
experience. There Is no better field
than selling in developing your full
est earning power. Whether you
are employed at present rnot, we
urge you 10 read our advertisement
under statesmen.
JAMES w. ELLIoTTS
BUSINESS BUILDERS. INC.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
TYPIsTs AND CLERKS.

The opening OF a new division by the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
necessiiates the appointment OF number
OF typists and clerks 20 permanent posi-
tions. Young women OF II years or
over with high school education are de-
eirable. High school and business school
OF II will be considered. Opportunity
for rapid advancement Apply between
A. NJ. and r. NJ. at Room 10J5,
Madison av. Use 4th av. elevator.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

DESIGNER.
DESIGNER WANTED FOR woM-
EMS SUITS BY PROMINENT CHI
cAGo MANUFACTURER. ADDRESS,
WITH EXPERIENCE. REFER
ENcEs. WAGES DESIRED GALL
COMMUNICATIONS STRICTLY CON-
FIDENTIAL), Y 72s HERALD.
10TH ST.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
MEN-MARRrEp MEN IN JERSEY.

Five speciality statesmen for Hudson county
70 handle tho best selling proposition in
tho East. You can make
REAL MONEY RIGHT NOW
with the largest and most successful sales
organization. operating from coast to coast
and now expanding with 30 new offices .
men that are not afraid to work: men par
ticuiar for whom they work and how they
make their money. men who can turn pros
poets into permanent satisfied customers. a
permanent connection with rapid advance
ment for men with personality, energy. initia-
tive, 10 organize and get results. III you are
over 20 rhone Bergen 5452, between 10 and
q, for appointment.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

Men holding executive positions In the mo-
tor Industry to-day are usually men who
went with their company when Il young.
Such an opportunity Is now presented 10 men
Of % 10 30 years 10 take the plnce OF moi,
recently advanced. that they IN their tuin
may receive similar Advancement. Call
personally from Q A. NJ. 70 4. NJ, Monday,
or write
KELSEY MOTOR COMPANY
&c WEST 6iST ST. NJ Y.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

Ths Herald srelcomes iHformdtion con-
cernin1 any Want Ad. that appears IN
ITS classified pages tchen any such dd
should be.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
D q IG N % r.

4 bSasa1sse manufacturer or m in
ternationally known line desires
hrassiere designer; II you are a de-
signer and filter Of women's gar
ments and have original ideas your
application Will be given careful con-
alteration; state previous connections
and supply references. w 1877 Her
aid, Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

An advertisement IN the Lost and
Found columns of THE NEW YORK
HERALD oGers a rcai possibility OF
recovering your lost property.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

MAN.-Retlred business man, tired OF doing
nothing. wishing to add materially to his
income without the restraint OF ofsice hours
can connect with concern Of natibnai reputa-
ton. Address r. o. box 81, Station -.
MAN--Positbon OF trust In old established
company. prospects OF advancement for
ambitious man OF good appearance. age % TO
% ability 10 meet and talk with men essen
tial Address Eox 49,. Madison Sq. p. O.
MAN-Prominent brokerage firm requires
services of clean cut, intelligent young
man; college graduate preferred; one who
is able to meet men. Ask for Mr.. wurtzel,
room 400. 81 broadway. New York.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
HELP WANTED-MALE.

COFFEE Statesmen WANTED by New
York city branch OF nationally known cof
fee roaster; two permanent salaried posi-
tions; must be experienced In selling coffee
to retailers: must enjoy high standing with
trade In all or part OF Connecticut, New Jer-
sey and adjacent territory. Give full infor-
nation. including references. In written re-
quest for interview. D 7s3 Herald. 2S0 Broad
way.
COUPLE wanted to take full charge OF
small suburban apartment; two in fam
lily: permanent position: Adirondacks In
summer: woman must be excellent cook;
man must be good butler and able to drive
Packard car occasionally; best OF references
required. Write. stasing wages desired, Box
X, Bronxville, ~. Y, telephone Bronx
willie 5000 between 8 and A. NJ.
COUPLE wanted. white, October / expri-
enced cook and useful buter small fam
lily. nurse and housemaid kept; Long Island
summer. city apartment winter: personal ref
erences essential: Scotch. French OF Finnish
preferred. Telephone Monday. between IL and
2, Gramercy 20. or write Box iS4. Oyster
Bay. l.. l.
COUPLE, white, man butter. cnauueur, wife
cook, chambermaid: experienced: country !:
good wages: references required Owner $40
Tillou road. South Orange. n. ]. Phone 1896
S. o.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

LADY who Is desirous Of increasing
her income by devoting few hours
daily can do very profitably by
assisting TO sell sound dividend pay
ing securities of well rated Industrial
concerns.
Experience unnecessary. There are
ladies similarly engaged who are
earning very good incomes.
For interview, address In confidence,
p. Q. Box 34s. City Hall Station.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

Instruction.
COSTUME design. fashion illustration. also
pattern drafting, cutting, fitting. draping !:
learn from prominent. practical experts in
surprisingly short time; munificent salaries
quickly earned. Fashion Academy, Dept.
H.. 21 z. roth ST., New York.
EARN S25-s150 weekly only through Prof.
ROHRER'S reliable hairdress. manicure.
beauty school: 50 up: earn while learning.
119 w. 42d ST., or - 4th av., Brooklyn.
Newark branch. SAT Broad st. Circular.
LEARN HAIR AND BEAUTY CULTURE: !:
large earnings and opportunities: day, even
ing classes. Call. write booklet II. WILL
FRED ACADEMY, 153 w. 44th.
GOvERNESs. resident. speaking French.
for two school children; can have her time
free daily to dispose OF until $3.50. Call
Monday. before /. at 81 West list st.
YOUNG woman. opportunity to learn beauty
culture the right way In busy shop
tuition $40. 500 w. 1s1st
VOICES desiring career apply Immediately
Miss Almond. 104 w. 10th. Columbus 2o34.
-
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

II you soGsst room and boord consult the
B00rders Wonted advertisements found
N this section. Mention The NesD York
HsroId N 1our conversations toith the
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
NAN.

Wanted. good steady man OF energy and
ambition for place IN sales division OF large.
well known Industrial concern. must be
Christian. 80 or over have fair education
and be willing to enter upon the work with
vigor and capability; right sort of man viii
be given fine opportunity to make good
money from the outset, with increase and
advancement In full proportion to his efforts.
Call 10 to IL AZ 1899 knickerbocker Build
Ing. Broadway, at f2d.
G. II. HAIG CO.. INC.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

DETECTIVES wanted experienced shadow
and Investigators: state age experience
and references. o 624 Herald. $50 Broadway.
DOCK superintendent must be experienced
Box ga. I'LL st. Paul Building.
DRAUGHTSMAN, familiar with heating.
ventilating. plumbing layouts. who can
take off quantities. State salary desired and
experience. NJ s246 Herald, Herald SO.
CRAFTSMAN, first class architectural in
Yonkers: state qualifications. 2233
Herald. Herald 50.
DRUG clerk. senior. registered in New
Jersey. w. II. Owens. 341 Communpaw
av., Jersey City.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

good references required Apply AZ
East 50,h. Monday. Sept. 26. 10 TO II.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

HOUSEwORKER, general. white. 20 take
caro- of small five room apartment at
jackson Heights: two adults. Apply between
~ and ~ Monday to Mrs. b. ]. Carroll, 10
r.. soth st. References required.
HOuHEWORKER, white; good cook: no
lAundry; good wages: 2 adults In family;
city references required. Call before III Mon
dly. Mrs. y. @. Waite. 81 West 18th ST.,
i-cESSWsRKrl, general. white; compe-
tent cook; daily assistant with housework;
no washing or inoning: personal reference.
Apply Monday. to /. II Il. Sgth, corner
Park av, 9th floor. west
HOUsEwoRI<ER; very nice home and wages,
within city limits. for neat white girl who
VIII cook and assist In housework; no wash.
Phone Bayside f2S9W. Il. VI. White. Bell av,
Bayside. l.. /.
HOUsEwORKER, clean. capable white
woman. good, plain cook. In private house
k31erdal. on the Hudson; references re-
quired. Write y b5t Herald. 10th St
HOUSEwORISER - General (,vhite): no
washing and ironing; call Monday. oil
city references required. $50 West End av .
Apt pA to2d st.)
HCuSEWORKER FOR FAMILY OF TWO
REFEHENCEs. MfCHAELS. 1877 EAST
OLIVE ST, LONG BEACH. PHONE LONG
BEACH 565.
{ HOUSEwORK15R, white; fnuat be good
cook: no chamberwork; references re-
auired,. Call all day Sunday. apt. fD, 100
w. roth 81.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

OFFICE bay wanted In New York sales office
of large manufacturing concern: very
good chance for advancement. Write Room
302. 81 E. 42d st.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

AGENTS-Let us send you absolute proof
that our new beginners are making IS
to SIS day with Special Advertising
Offer of we'll known 80 household neces-
snS,ta ,0r rso.iysd, y 70 snare time @ worsera max
Ing 81 to So an hour. Write quick. Eastern
Company. Dept. N4, box lit. North Postal
Station, Boston, Mass.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

MEN-We have one of the choicest
propositions in the city: we need 10
men of intelligence and industry and
can guarantee large income we desire
men who live In Brooklyn. Call any
morning this week. at A. NJ
CHARLES Z. CHASER g. CO., INC,
10 9Th ay. room OIL,