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The New York herald., 1921-01-26

Statesmen.
High grade type. over 20, AMBITIOUS: de-
termined to succeed; bright future IL ability
proven. Sell ses preferred stock with COM
mon bonus. Property purchased from Gov
ernment. No promotion. officers and direc-
tors all investors. Sell direct from corpora
ton. eliminating brokers' commission. when
ealesmen receive. Absolutely safe. Easy TO
sell: average 5000 weekly: references. Call
10 to 4, suite e01. sos Fifth av. .
SALESMAN for metropolitan district; also
out OF town cities and district manager,
with advertising experience to handle new
advertising specially; salary or commission
basis. Call West 45th st, room llO1; ask
for Mr.. Cutter.
SALESMAN.
Side line salesman to sell jobblng and re-
tall trade. departn ent and sporting goods
houses; must know the trade. Call after 4
o'clock for appointment. l.. G. Davies, Mad
ison SQUARE Hotel.
sAI.ESMEN-writ or call for list OF lines
nnd full particulars; earn 81 500 to $4,000
yearly; biz demand for mon; inexperienced
oi experienced, city or travelling. Natl
Salesnien's Tr Assn. Csc Gambler Bldg,
New York city.
AI.ESMEN-TELEPHO
We are offering shares OF a well
known manufacturing concern In New
York city: exceptional opportunity
experience not essential. Apply 70
sTAPLEToN 4 CO.. 40 WALL ST.
sAIESMEN-We require several good men
of neat appearance, hustlers; six branch
offices throughout the United Statesi open
for those who make good. Flolock Co..
room AIS, 80 4th av.
SALESMEN by manufacturer selling auto
mobile accessory direct to owners high
grade cars. Riverside s221.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
S A L E S NJ A n.

The man we are looking for Is be-
tween % and d years of age. He Is n
salesman from his neck up. He is ac-
customed to meeting big men on an
equal footing and to selling without
samples. He win be connected with a
million dollar concern selling a service
for bankers. The remuneration on n
commission basis includes renewals
which alone should net s. 900 a year.
Sixty to ninety days trips will be
necessary. You are requested TO give
full details In your reply; confidential
of course. Include phone number.
Address n 9S Herald, Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26

Statesmen for old established New Yori
house. for Pittsburg and surrounding ter.
rltory; another for Baltimore and surround
ing territory; permanent. salary and com
mission basis; expect statesmen to carr
- 600 TO 5000 annually. qualification
necessitate bond. clean selling record: age
81 20 40; prefer statesmen married. now
employed. seeking advancement: answer,
treated strictly confidential; state posi-
lively age. religion. experiences. Writ,
Sales Manager. 1S7 Herald. Harlem.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
statesmen

One TO cover the South, the other tho
middle West to sell on commission n COM
plete line of lamps, silk shades and iron
lighting fixtures; would consider statesmen
selling other lines that would not conflict.
Answer giving full information in first
letter, territory covered, how often, name of
company IL representing one and class OF
goods they manufacture. 543 Herald,
Herald so.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
HELP WANTED-MALE.
STOCK SALES MANAGERS
and
BROKERS.

We have the prcttiest proposition
10 lay before a prospect ever taken
out by any man. Statesmen can make
from $500 to $500 per week selling
n security which they, can recon-
mend 20 their best friend or
brother. There is a possibility OF
the stock selling IN the open mar
ket within a few months at ten
times the price at which you will
now be offering II. Strong. true lit
erature IS available and will be fur
nished by US. You will be
equipped with documentary proof.
signed by important individuals
and companies. substantiating
every fact that you will clairl1
II you are a hustler or II ySF
have an organization that can
place stock get in touch with US
at once. NJ. GOLDSOLL & CO..
suite s37. so Broad st. Telephons
Broad zoos.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26

A REAL OPPORTUNITY for statesmen, 30
to 10 years old. IL you know how to tell
the truth, are ambitious and have faith In
yourself II will pay you to investigate this
ordinary earnings run from $4,000 up IL
YOU now employed IL may pay you 10
change; previous sales experience not neces-
sary: you will be granted an interview by
giving your previous business experience,
age, telephone and religion. By letter to
Box r 0 17s Herald, Herald So. or phone
Mr.. Dwight, Vanderbilt 1885.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
HELP WANTED-MALE.

ADVERTISING SOLICITORS
-, WANTED
for the Commercial Transportation
News, official organ OF the Mer-
chant Truckmen's Bureau. We give
you every assistance possible and
commission OF % per cent. on all
advertising obtained; the job IS not
easy. but will pay well If you'll
work. Apply Room 435, 15 Park
Row, between and l o'clock.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
AGENTS WANTED.

Male.
AGENTS make $50 weekly selling our hcci-
dent and sickness policies for $40 yearly
s. ZOO death; S25 weekly benefit; prompt
method of payment of claims liberal COM
missions; permanent income from renewals; /;
100000 deposited with State. Address I'm
derwriterS, Dept. Sis. Newark, n. J.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
WANTED

WANTED,
so men who are looking forward
to advancement and a lifelong po-
sitfon; applicants must furnish
good references. Call Room 204,
110 w. 10th 81.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
HELP WANTED-MALE.


Statesmen WANTED.
A STRONG TEAM
OF SELLING MEN
WANTED.
You high tension sellers OF stocks
and specialties want to make money
and build a repeat" clientele. You
can do IL selling our new contract that
puts 100 cents Of each dollar into the
business. No stocks or securities.
TALKING POINTS.
You can truthfully state the following:
THAT we are a going, producing
concern.
THAT each investor makes hts
check payable to 9 national bank.
THAT the bank has contracted 20
put 100 cents OF each dollar In
vested into the drilling and equip
ping of oil wells
THAT the bank viii not spend
cent of the prospects money for
any other purpose.
THAT we furnish the organization
and pay all overhead.
THAT Haskins Sells, the we'll
known accountants, audit all ac-
counts: they and the bank make
their reports to all investors.
THAT the contract enables each
Investor to become an oil opera
tor. and to send his money-safe-
guarded and without waste-direct
to the point of the drill.
FIRST CALDWELL OIL CORPORATION,
366 9TH Av., New York City.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26

A capable rent collector wanted; one
who controls some real estate and
insurance business and not afraid to
work; good salary to right man. Ap-
ply VIM. A. Taylor. Inc, 2o5 Colum-
bus av.
AUCTIONEER wanted In old established
general auction business Washington, d.
c.; refined. pleasing appearance, executive
ability; exceptional opportunity for high
morning. apt. 5oc. Hotel Chelsea, 222 w.
23d st.
A young man wanted to learn the importing
and jobbing dry goods business: good op-
portunity for one who Is willing TO work for
advancement. Address Opportunity. p. o.
box f47, N. Y. G.
ADVERTISING MEN. experienced. wanted
for New York, Boston, Cleveland Washing
ton, Baltimore and Philadelphia. Address
bcx 321, q. p. o., New York city.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
RAILROAD CLERKS.
You can earn $50 a week.

Don't say you will never make a
salesman; read the Business Build
ers advertisement; you can't tell.
we've had lot of surprises ourselves
this past year.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
HELP WANTED-MALE.

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The New York herald., 1921-01-26

SAMPLE clerk; one who Is experienced in
the Wholesale upholstery goods trade, ca
pable of taking complete charge of depart
ment, correspondence, &C.; references re-
qulred. Call p. S. s. Co, 20 r. 10th.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
Statesmen.

Statesmen.
Genuine opportunity for real live. intelli-
gent men who win give ali of their time and
be enthusiastic about their work; good In
tentioned dreamers need not answer this ad
IL you are In dead earnest, will work on a
commission basis and are able to carry your
self financially for about a week or two
call between 10 A. NJ. and . z. M: we will
show you how to earn 5000 a year, with
chance for promotion to manager. Suite 324
100 9th ay.. at d3th St
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Domestic Help Wanted.


Domestic Help Wanted.
Mrs. r. sTRICKER & NEPHEW,
now located at 80 West 18th st.
Plaza 1927.
Good positions. good wages. private families.
HOUSEWORKERS, cooks. chambermalds:
good positions. Bertha Carlson Employ
rnent Agency, 22s0 Broadway, corner SD st.
Phone Schuyler 1916.
LADY'S maid. French also two girls, work
In apartment together; houseworkers. cooks
At Maimberg's Reliable Agency, 1915 Lex
ington av. t75th) domestic help all ca
pacities
The New York herald., 1921-01-26

STOCK Statesmen.
The franklin Automobile Co. Is offering q
limited amount OF stock just now 10 the
public and we need a few high class men TO
place Il around Newark and vicinity; men
with clientele preferred however. we sup
ply you with leads II you are real closers.
l.. A. Parker Co, seventh floor. 1872 Mar
ket st. Newark. N. J.
SUPERINTENDENT of construction, build
posts, $3.50 month Call Browning, 11o w.
10th st.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26

Domestic Help Wanted.
LAzARE's
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
200 East 72d ST.,
New York city
Established 1913.
Telephone Rhinelander 4044.
The girls who have applied at our
office understood that we charge
absolutely 70 'gistration or office
fee for nj .nd-i''tnf- w. fo-,nstic
position
looiSs s.. .sss..s....t.. sH '1lH IT.
Houseworkcrs ........... Mattresses
Nurses for infants, for children,
couples as cook and butler, cook and
houscman.
You viii always find us with a col
lection OF nice position to offer.
LAzARE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
zoo East 72d st.
=. s.--This agency has no connection
with any other agency In this or any
other neighborhood. and when you call
watch for the name LAZARE
Watch for the number-200.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
SECURITY Statesmen.

Wanted. high class man, unusually at
tractive dividend paying Industrial traded on
the curb; opportunity for large earnings.
Apply suite 413. 10 Wall st. Phone Rector
43T7.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
SALESAfAN,

envelopes, experienced: good chance for
one having initiative and ability; COM
mission; manufacturer. Write Box 234,
906 Fitzgerald Building.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26

Statesmen.
We are starting q class I'm salesmsnship
Thursday, . p. M; we teach you the science
or selling and place you on our sales force
when you qualify; no experience necessary:
be here promptly. Suite 1l05-1f06, l w.
34th st.
SALESMEN or firms TO handle a chain
candy stores; stock on commission only: no
advances; established years. Address
CANDY, room 1907 Times Bldg.
statesmen OF good character. either pro-
fessional or business experience; we want
five men. over 80 years of age Room 723.
165 Broadway.
statesmen to sell creditors, service; COM
mission basis; big Job for big men; 500
TO $500 weekly made by our men; advances
70 start. Ames, 725 Park Row Building.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
YOU CAN HOLD A POSITION
YOUNG MEN.

Don't say you twill never make
salesman; read the Business Build
ers' advertisement; you can't tell.
we've had lot of surprises ourselves
this past year.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.

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Evening star., 1921-10-27

appeal now being sent out broad.
cast by the Roosevelt Memorial
Association for contributions to
perpetuate the memory of Theo-
dore Roosevelt.
He suggested that Mr.. Glider OBJ
tain an article on civil service
reform from Cabot Lodge" who.
he said, was "a man Of note, and
a rising one in his party"
At that time Senator Lodge was
a representative in Congress. At
Roosevelt's suggestion the articles
were written by Mr.. Lodge in the
magaxine during that and the fol-
lowing year.
In 1890 Roosevelt was q prolific
writer Of stories of hunting and Of
wild animal life. and he concluded
his letters in the spirit of the lit
erary free lance. keen to sell his
stories.
II will buckle down to the three
hunting articles for bear. moose.
panther. etc, and I will bring in
the Turk story" he wrote, and
added the suggestion, my bear
scrappe would, l think, make a good
picture. II you thought 1t worth
while; also the death OF the noun
tain bison and Of the bull moose"
The two Nicon letters were pre-
sented to the Roosevelt Memorial
Association by Mrs. Henry D.
NicoIl and the Glider letter by the
publishers Of Century Magazine.
Evening star., 1921-10-27
LEAVES INCOME TO SON.

The will of Col Americus Whedon.
vice commander of the G. A. R., who
died October Is. has been filed for
probate. He sets aside railroad
bonds worth $4,000 for the benefit Of
his son. Rober A. Whedon. who Is to
receive the income for life. Certain
personal property Is given to a
daughter. Elizabeth C. Wickersham
and other specific bequests include
$4,000 in bonds each to his brothers.
James T. and John w. Whedon, and
$500 to nephew. Frank Whedon
The remaining estate is devised to
his daughters. Mrs. Elizabeth &.
and Mrs. Kate w. Bonnie.
Mrs. Wickersham is also named as
cxecutrix
Evening star., 1921-10-27
.OHIS 10 OS
Comfort

Sick or tired feet can put you out
of harmony with life" writes Doris
Docher in the Neav York EveniRg
World. The same paper quotes DR..
Elinor Van Buskirk of New York as
follows:
THE woman who wears a eramped
shoe is bound to have a cramped
disposition. She can't help being irrita-
bic, critical and quick tempered. She
! doesn't make good pal, a good wife
or a good business woman.
Il would be willing to wager that
half the so-called lovers quarrels are
from the girl wearing tight shoes. And
as to the nagging wife-well, it is
usually the tight shoe which causes her
quick, ugly remarks. And many a
business girl thinks she has the mean
est boss on earth when it's her own
stinging, burning feet she hates.
Besides the. irritable disposition
which tight shoes cause, there may be
physical injury. A high heel throws
the balance of the body forward and
the strain comes on the lower part of
the spinal column, a great center of
the nerves. Backaches, headaches, even
rheumatism and sciatica, are often
caused by shoes. A woman can wear
any kind of tight clothing and forget
it" concluded DR.. Van Buskirk, but
she can't wear tight shoes and keep
sp,iEinQ."
Evening star., 1921-10-27
GLOWING Tributes
ARE PAID TO 7. R.
New York and Oyster Bay
Celebrate SD Birthday
Anniversary.
By the Associated Press.

ny the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 27.-Civic. me-
mortal and social organizations Joined
| today in celebrating the sixty-third
Anniversary Of Theodore Roosevelt's
birthday in a series of ceremonies
here and at Oyster Bay, the Long
| Island village, where the former
President spent the last years Of his
life.
The program at Oyster Bay included
ipilgrimages to Roosevelt's grave by
delegations of Spanish and world war
veterans, Boy Scouts and school chill
dren of the village, who were chosen
to lay a wreath on Roosevelts grave.
The children also took part in exer-
| cises at the village schooI where
Roosevelt had played the part of
santa Claus at many Christmas
celebration. Representatives Of sew
eral foreign governments journeyed
to Oyster Bay to visit the Roosevelt
burial plot.
In New York the program began
with q birthday pageant at Carnegie
Hall in which several hundred high
schqol girls participated. In the
afternoon trustees of the Roosevelt
Memorial Association were to meet to
discuss plans for erecting a monument
| to Roosevelt at Washington and con-
structing a memorial park in Oyster
Bay.
The climax of the day will be reach
ed at dinner for Boy Scouts at which
Postmaster General Will Hays, Earl
Beatty. admiral of the British fleet,
and William Boyce Thompson, presi-
dent of the Roosevelt Memorial Asso-
citation, will speak.
At the same hour the Americanism
OF Roosevelt will be expounded to
foreign born citizens at a mass meet
ing arranged by the League for For
eign Born Citizens. A memorial meet
ing also will be held in Brooklyn
under the auspices of the Roosevelt
Club.
Evening star., 1921-10-27
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press. m
NEW YORK, October 37.-Three
letters in the handwriting of The
odore Roosevelt. presented recent
ly to the Roosevelt Memorial AS
sociation. throw interesting light
on the early character of the for
mer President, whose birthday
is being celebrated today thIt ugh
out the country.
The great Americans modesty
as a young man, verging nearly
on timidity. is disclosed in a note
accepting the offer of a trustee
ship of the New York Infant Asy-
lum. The letter was written to
DR.. Henry d. Nicoll, then head of
the asylum, in 1881, the year when
Roosevelt, then twenty-three years
old. took his seat in the state as
sembly.
His absolute inexperience,"
Roosevelt wrote, would prevent
his being of much use." but, with
a determination also evidenced in
another letter to DR.. Nicoll, he
promised to TRY my best"
Ten months later. in 1882, he
Evening star., 1921-10-27
ROOSEVELT,S EARLY LETTERS SHOW
MODEST, BUT DETERMINED, SPIRIT

wrote DR.. Nicoll again expressing
pleasure in accepting the position
as trustee. but adding:
II only fear that l will by no
means come up to your expecta-
tions. But shall do my best"
Roosevelts early love for out
door life. a characteristic which
had much to do with the mold
ing of his later life. and his ad-
miration for picturesque charac-
teEs in frontier history, come to
the front in the third letter, writ
ten in 1890 to Richard Watson
Glider, editor of Century Maga-
zine.
The letter is in a nervous, hasty
script and was written from
Washington. where Roosevelt was
holding his first federal Office.
that Of Civil Service Commits
,sioner.
In 1t he appealed to Mr.. Glider
to have 4 biography or sketch Of
Kit Carson's life written and
pointed out that Carson and his
comrades were "men Of real mark"
and their work "of utmost con-
sequence and should not be al
lowed to be forgotten"-the same
Evening star., 1921-10-27
See This Big Clearaway of Remnants
DRESSES--,SUITS---COAT rs r

i0-$25 Satin Dresses. Navy and black.
shk thread embroidery and ribbon ro-
settles. Sizes 80. 50 and 10. At SO.
i5-$s5 and $3.50 Silk Dresses. In
satin and crepe de chine. Dressy styles.
with bead and braid embroidery. Navy
and black. 80 to 40 sizes. At $1G.
1s-$s25c and Ss5 Canton and Rosh-
anara Crepe Dresses: navy and black
monkey fur and button trimmings. Sizes
50 to 81. At SIT.
10-$25 Satine Dresses: navy and black,
silk thread. embroidery and ribbon rosettes.
Sizes 80. 80 and 10. At SO.
12-$3O Tricolette Dresses, coat styles,
ripple and panel tunics. bead. soutache
braid and thread embroidery. Navy and
black. Sizes 36 to ~. At $50.
1-$6e5 30 Navy Chiffon Taffeta Coat
Dress, braid embroidery. Size 40h. At
20-S27.5 so and $50 Dresses, in trico-
tine and Poiret twill. tailored and dressy
styles. with floss silk and bead embroidery.
Navy and black. Sizes 81 to 40. At $l2.
Evening star., 1921-10-27
Millinery Remnants

Soft Velvet Hats, stitched and
corded. Colors: red. brown, black.
navy. old blue. Regularly $3.50
and $3.50, at $50.
Black Hats (dressy). trimmed
with ribbons or lace. some with
fringe. others with long chenille
at -.
Sport and Tailored Hats Of the
better kind, unusual in styles and
combinations. Featured are a
variety Of panne and Lyons vel
vet and Duvetyn. $12 to 1850
models at 80.
Evening star., 1921-10-27

1-$S9.5c Navy twill cord. gray braid
embroidery. Size 81. At IS.
a.. l.sss g Na.yy y. twill cord. jet beading.
1-$75 Navy Twill Cord Coat Dress.
rope silk embroidery. Size 46. At $3S.
1-$s8.50 Navy twill cord panel pointed
tunic h~sd trimmed. Size a. At 80.
1-$se.5o Navy Tfiectine Dress, long
tunic. nail head embroidery and ribbon
girdle. Size SO. At 80.
Remnants-Coats
2-$3960 Black and White Tweed Cen
eral Wear Coats. full raglan sleeves. wide
turn-hnck cuff. yolk lined-leather buttons.
Size 10 years. At $2s.7B.
2-$52.6O Slightly soiled White Chin
chilla Coats. silk lined throughout and
warmly interiined. Sizes SO and 3s. At
1-$69.5O Navy Poiret Twill Coat, fitted
side panel. Size 42ts. At $95.
1-$95 Black suedetex Coat. Chenille
embroidery. Size SO. At IS.
1-$4e.50 Brown Heather-mixture Coat,
belted model. At SIS.
Evening star., 1921-10-27
CARDS OF THANKS.

CUSHlNGBERRY. We wish to thank our
friends for the sympathy. kindness and beau
tiful floral tributes rendered MS during our
recent bereavement. THE FAMILY.
SoPER. I wish to express my sincere thanks
and apprecia tion to the many friends. rela-
tives aud co-workers for their kind expires.
sions of sympathy and many beautiful fora.
tributes sent at the illness and death OF my
dear husband, PERCY A. SOPER.
MRS. MARY V. S0PER.
Evening star., 1921-10-27
Neckwear

Jenne and Buster Brown Collar
Sets in linene, pique and organdy,
also satin tuxedo collars at Soc.
Guimpes and Collar Sets. made
of net tucks and lace at @1.S6.
Jersey silk Scarfs. in all the
bright shades. so popular, can be
used for girdles as we'll. Worth
$3.50 at sass
New Baby Irish Collars. twenty
inches long, with or without filet
edge: about 8 dozen in all at S27b.
New Net Vests with round col
lar at 91!0O.
Camel's Hair Scarfs in plaid and
stripes at 3a60.
Evening star., 1921-10-27

MISSES DreS1e8-kemnAntS
2 Jersey Jumpers. Peach color. Size
: 8 Velvet Jumpers. navy blue, brown,
black. Sizes 18. IS. At Is.
8 Crepe de Chine Darby Dresses. Navy
blue, black. Red leather collar and
cuffs. Sizes 16. Is. At SO.
$25 90 Sample Dress. Navy. Size
i6. At so.
SO 500 Navy Blue Tricotine Dresses.
Sizes 16. IS. At SO.
2 $22.5 so Crepe de Chine Sport Dresses.
White. green and white and orange,
Sizes 16. IS. At SO.
8 $500 White Marquisette Dresses.
Sizes IA. l6. Is. At SO.
1 81. so shantung Dress. Tan. Size
16 At SO.
1 $500 Taupe Georsette Dress. Size
Is. At SO.
Evening star., 1921-10-27

$1.00 2-Clasp Chamoisette. White. gray,
beaver. brown. Broken sizes. At 46c.
$3.50 strap-wrist Chamoisstte Gloves.
Brown, Sray and beaver. At sSc.
$500 Chamois 0auntlets. Natural color
with brown kid inserts at wrist. Sises
5h to 6A. At $l.S6.
Evening star., 1921-10-27
DRESSES
5000 and $500 Dresses
SIT S0

. 25 New Silk Dresses, in satin.
hip waist-line panel and flare
tunics. straightline, with mar
row belts, bead, ribbon and
embroidery trimmed. Navy and
black.
Evening star., 1921-10-27

Remnants
Large Women's Dresses
1-$es Gray Georrette Dinner Gown.
Size 46. At &2S.
1-$35 Black taf,eta embroidered tunic.
Size A. At SO.
Remnants-Suits
$50 80 Navy and Black Tricotine
Suits. unbelted jackets. Sizes ~ and A.
1-Black $3.50 semi-tailored Tricotine
Suit. ne-button coat. Size 40. Gray
radium silk lined. At $3.50.
1-$50. so BLACK Tricotine Panei-back
Suit. cable stitch hips and pockets, long
lines. Size -. At $3.50.
1-s59.50 Navy Blue Tricotine Suit
Size "a. Fancy back. self trimmed. At
1-$45 Black Tricotine panel back, but
ton trimmed. Size a. At $3.50.