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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-02-11

Observers here point out that at
lacks are being made on crown forces
regardless of danger OF pedestrians.
Some Of them predict a dire event
should one OF these attacks be made
in the business quarter of Dublin when
the streets are crowded. A rumor is
II circulation that big show" Is
coming in few days. Il also is re
ported that drastic curfew law Is to
be imposed in Dublin.
Every police and military lorry here
now carries hostage chained and
padlocked to seat.
District Inspector Francis Worth.
ington Craven was one Of those killed
in the ambuscade Wednesday at Bal
linalee. He served in the navy dur
ing the war and received the Ameri-
can Distinguished Service and Navy
crosses and the British Distinguished
Service Order. While commanding
the British destroyer Mounsey he
saved 600 American soldiers from the
American transport 0tranto. when that
vessel was lost as a result Of a COLI
sion with the steamer Kashmir on the
Scottish Coast in October. 1918.
Inspector Craven retired, from the
navy with the rank of lieutenant com
mander and only Joined the Royal Irish
constabulary few weeks ago.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-02-11
clTY-owNED CAR LINE STARTS.


Detroit.-Detroits municipality owned
street railway system was formally
placed in operation Tuesday. Service
was begun over 10 miles Of track com.
pleted since last April, when the vot.
ers authorized bond issue Of SIS.
100000 for system Of 100 miles. The
city thus far has made no transfer
agreement with the Detroit United
Railway Company,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-02-11
judy eRAys. THEN ACCOUNTS.
Foreman Is Minister, And Says He
Has Vision.

HdS RfSions
Kansas City, Mo.-A jury in circuit
court here prayed and then returned a
verdict acqh'ttlng W. v Spencer Of a
charge Of murder. Spencer killed FL
mer Penncti during fight in room
ing house His plea was self defense.
Later the foreman of the Jury. j. f.
Foulkes, an ordained minister, ex-
planned that as he prayed the principal
Of the killing appeared before him in
vision. Spencer, he said, was surround
ed with bright glow, while Penneti
appeared in a darkness.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-02-11
SAY CHARLES PLANS COUP.
Newspapers Assert He Has Eyes On
Hungarian Throne.

Geneva.-Former Emperor Charles
is at present in Berne consulting his
supporters, and, according TO the Bias
Ter Naehrichten and the Socialist Tag
wacht, intends a coup d'etat this
spring. having decided to return to tho
throne at Budapest whatever the con-
se1ueneesF He Is reported BY the
newspapers as saying that he coqsid-
ers his exile unjust and that he is
entitled to the throne Of Hungary.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-02-11
MADE HORSE OF Her. SHE SAYS.
Husband Hitehed Wife To cultIvator
And Fed Her On TurnIps.

Scranton. Pa Edda May wardelI.
Of Moscow, in divorce court here,
charged that her husband. Ambrose
Wardell, hitched her to cultivator on
the farm and made her live all last
winter on rutabagas. A former wife
Of Wardelrs testified that she got d.
yoree after wardell put her in harness
on the cultiyator.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-02-11
DR.. sIMoNs THREATENS.
VIII Resign Rather Than Aceess Paris
Terms.

London.-Dr simons. the German
foreign minister, has declared that he
would resign rather than recede an
inch from the decision that the Paris
terms are unacceptable. says Berlin
dispatch to the London Times The
Government Is being aeiaged WITH res.
olutions from semioficial and unofi.
cal bodies urging il to stand arm,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-02-11
TO DECORATE MARY GARDEN.

France Expected To Make Her Knight
OF Legion.
Paris Mary Garden viii probably
be made knight of the Legion Of Honor
in an announcement by the Minister
of'Public Instruction. No confirmation
could be obtained at the Ministry of
Foreign Affairs other than the state
ment that the singers decoration
would quite possibly be announced in
the next day or two
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-02-11
FOUND LOCKED IN vAuLr.
Bandits WAS ROBBED Florida Bank Fut
Him In There.

g1TF1e11H7 wv FEVDIc1 FVT IuU IUTI'N
Him In There.
St Petersburg, F1a.-Robbers blew
the safe of the State bank at Large.
16 miles south of here. and got away
with 100000 The cashier, who lived
above the bank, was held up by two
Of the bandits. All telephone and tele-
graph wires leading from the town had
been cut. Ira Mooney, aged IS, was
found locked in the bank securities
vault an hour after the robbers fed.
He said he was passing the bank when
a masked man held him up and drove
him into the vault. Mooney is being
held for investigation.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-02-11
POPE APPEALS TO LEAGUE.
Asks Protection OF CHILEAN Christians
From Turks.

Geneva. The Vatican has requested
the League Of Nations to intervene fol
the protection Of the Christian popula.
ton of Cilicia, Asia Minor. The Chris.
tians. it is set forth, are menaced by
the Turks, who, after the falling back
Of the French troops have been oc.
cupying interior positions in that
area.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-02-11
Sim fem WAR
HOLLY REVIVED
Irish Republican Army Grow
Ing and Becoming Bolder
DUBLIN THE STORM CENTER
Some Big Event redieted-vIetim OF
5aiiinalee Ambuseade Had
Won American War
Medal.

Dublin.-Sinee the announcement by
Gen. Sir Edward Strickland fort
night ago Of decree of martial law,
the Irish republican army appears to
have been growing in volume, both in
the martial law areas and in districts
like Galway, which previously had
been quiet. An Illustration OF this is
to be seen in an ambuscade between
Burgada and Rosscarbery. County
Cork, when 500 rebels" according to
official information. engaged the
Grown forces. This was the largest
crowd that they have had to deal with
recently.
Get on with the work." was the
admonition an Irish republican army
leader gave his men recently In the
Irish Bulletin, scoffing at alleged peace
negotiations. The republican army ap-
pears to be making determined efforts
to carry out that order.
Dublin now is one OF the storm cen.
tiers for ambuscades. Attacks on the
military and police are so frequent
night and day that the newspapers
have difficulty in reporting all OF them.
The object Of the Slim Fein activities
is said to be to force General Mac
ready, the military commander in Ire
land. for political effect, to extend
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
HELP WANTED-MALE.


Manufactured business man. tired OF doing
nothing. wishing TO add materially TO his
income without the restraint OF office hours.
can connect with concern Of natl flal reputa-
tion. Address r. Q. box 81. station ID.
ACHINIST-Thorough. self-reliant, prac-
tieal workman. experienced with tools, en-.
ergetic and capable, 20 become foreman.
electrical knowledge Is useful; state age, ex.
perience. nationality and wages. Box iS0
30l3 Sd aY.
MACHINISf'S assistant. experlenced In re-
pairing and adjusting sewing machines In
factory: state wages. q .5 Herald. Herald ga
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

SALESMAN for New York manufact
New England territory: high grade,
lishcd line Of plumbing accessorles'
steady; business acquaintance with
necessary; must have clean. fine. sell
ord; must have calibre OF earning
ss. 600 10 ss. 600 and one having positi
inx 10 better himself preferred: dras
count and commission; permanen
good future TO full extent OF abii
s0-S5 yea- full particulars hna
r. r.. 43T Herald. Harlem.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
sALEsMEN.

SIS 10 si2J per week are the average earn
lnga OF our crew supervisors selling the
we'll advertised Imperial gas iron on a
house 10 house canvass, at - cents per week.
The 1921 season is just beginning. We
have room for two crew supervisors, with
or without crew of your own. ono for Brook
lyn and one FOR New Jersey territory New
ark resident prcferred). n you are real
salesman and willing 90 put IN days work
FOR reasonable compensation wa have n per
manent position and the quickest and best
selling article IN the country. Apply from
10 to IL A. NJ. and from 3 TO +. M Mon
day. Ask FOR Mr.. Bloom. Consolidated Gas
fron Co % TTufon square.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
AGENTS WANTED.
N@~~~
Male.


QUIT worrying over labor unrest: make
money daily. easily refinishing brass beds.
autos. chandeliers; new method. light work;
no losses: no capital, no experience re-
aulred: vast amount of work ready in Your
city: you hire others: profit on their work.
Free particulars and proofs. Gunnetal CO..
Elm. Decatur, Ill.
REPREsENTATIvES.- territory
available. New York and New Jersey; pat
ented liquid recorder, attachable TO any
gasoienc or oil pump; automatically protects
dispenser and purchaser: no competition
whatever. National Liquid Recording Corp.
~ Cortlandt ST.. New York.
SEND for free booklet of letters from our
agents who are building up large busl-
ness selling our goods by mall or local trade.
X. II. COMPANY. Dept. 4SS.
Ocean Park. California.
81 600 PER MAN PER CoUNTY-Strange IN
vention startles world; agents amazed; 10
inexperienced men divide 100000; Korstad,
q farmer. did 81. 200 In II days; Schleicher.
minister, S195 first IL hours; 81 200 cold
cash made, paid, banked by Stoneman In 30
days: 81. 900 to date. A hot or cold running
water bath equipment for any home at
$3.50; self-heating; no plumbing or water
works required. Investigate; exclusive sale
credit given; send no money. Write letter or
postal to-day. ALLEN MFG. CO, 6f9 Allen
Building. Toledo, Ohio.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
AGENTS WANTED.
Male.
AGBNTs-REAL OPPORTUNITY.

AGDNTs-REAL OPPORTUNITY.
A chance to engage in the permanent
money making business OF selling foods; re-
peat orders form a steady source of income; !;
we give exclusive State and county rights
and pack under your label: furnish complete
sales campaigns, with advertising literature
and samples. each OF our products must
please your customers or money will be re-
funded; your future is assured SUCCESS II
YOU answer this advertisement at once. no
dull times In the food business: get In touch
with US to-day: we are the largest packers
of speciality food products In the world ref
erences, any bank, rating agency. express
company or railroad company In America.
Address Federal Pure Food Co.. Chicago. Ill.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
MEN. IMMEDIATELY.

ME,N-ST2 a week 10 special men TO travel
by automobile and introduce 800 candle
power coal oil lantern for farmers, dairy
men, hucksters. gardeners. contractors: we
furnish the auto free: write for particulars.
Thoma Mfg. Co., File 316. Dayton. Ohio.
MEN WANTED.
Several high class men TO travel and DEM
onstrate nationally advertised musical In
struments; salary and comnlssion give full
details In first letter: only men capable of
earning over 5000 yearly should apply.
1896 Herald. Fulton st.
MEN, Christian. of unquestionabe character.
men whose desire is to help others, wanted
to sell correspondence courses. must be ex-
perienced; give full particulars. references.
salary expected first letter. % Herald.
Herald 50.
MEMS an hour: newest kitchen tool
every woman will use 20 times daily. easy
seller, big profits, sample free. Thomas Mfg
Co., Desk 1Ii6. Dayton. Ohio.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
HELP WANTED-MALE.
GENERAL MANAGER

One Of the most prominent and hest
known concerns I'm America, located
In New York. and selling exclusively
10 grocery and general stores through
out the country, and advertising very
extensively nationally, Is IN neeo OF
general manager.
IN addition, we operate two other
plants for entirely different products
these viii be under the direction of
the now general manager.
This man should have the following
qualifications. IL possible:
IA thorough knowledge OF mer-
chandising and selling as applied
10 the grocery trade.
2.-He must be an organizer and an
executive.
3.-Te must have good health and
plenty of energy
4.-He must be willing 10 do some
travelling once or twice year in
order TO keep in touch with the
trade.
5.-He must be under forty years OF
age.
The opportunity Is an exceptionally
IL YOU think you are the man for
tho lob, write us, giving fun details
regarding age. experience, salary de-
All replies win be considered con-
fidentiaL
Address General Manager, 5Is
Herald, $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

SALESMAN Corporation owning trs
valuable properties for the prod iae
OF extensively used and wen know 4cg
terial on which the potential profi
given BY nationally known firm - 4Er
nraisers as equal TO more than s,s4as,sy
times the price per share Mt which cfsE.
pany intends placing limited amouas "
treasury stock. desires TO secure bcaf q
stock salesman OF unquestionaeie
.s,.r yr,,h GOOD connections amor is-
yertors; applicants willing and ave -
prove ability and giving full part 'itsrf
will be afforded unusual opportuni -
lucrative position. io4 Herald, Nss
aid 50.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

MAKE EVERY DAY A
STEPPING STONE NEARER YOUR GOAL.
When opportunity heads your way get set to
board 1t and then ride to fortune.
In ancient Athens traveller
from the Far East stood admir-
iringiy before marvellously
says that the traveller and the
statue entered into conversation.
why asked the traveller. do
YOU stand poised on tip toe?''
ITO suggest, answered the
statue, that stop but an In
atant In passing" And why
have you wings on your anldea7
ITO show that my flight is swift
a birds But why is your fore
lock so heavy. while the back OF your
head is closely cllpped?" Said the
statue then. so that men who. sec
ing coming, want me. may lay
hold OF me; once having passed by.
however. they can't ..,,,s get hold Of ,n me
traveller, lis your name?"
OPPORTUNITY"
mIcit well havc been the statues
reply,
travel fast and. once out OF hand. are, as a
rule, gone beyond easy recall.
UNUSUAL. OPPORTUNITY NOW
CONFRONTS EVERY MAN OF
YOU BETWEEN 25 AND 80 WHO
READS THIS AID.
big and highly reputed sales organiza-
tion, now widely expanding, IS planning 20
take on about twenty additional men. We
are not interested in stories Of past per-
forrnances. It's where you're heading
rather tlIan where YOU come from that
counts With u.s. II you need noney-need
big money-are willing TO work hard to get
II, ready also to follow definite selling meth
DDS which our long tested experience guar
antees as sure 10 reward you with early
financial independence. you are one OF the
men we want.
OUR NEED OF GOOD MEN IS
URGENT AND WE MUST MAKE
SELECTION QUICKLY.
The men whom We approve we will ask to
t.he adv antage ~ an Intensive course m
at close TO FIvE-TIGURE INCOME follow
Ing this course of
SCHOOLING AT OUR EXPENSE
is the goal We put before you and which
stand ready to help you quickly reach.
instruction, by the way. will be given at
night. interfering In way with your
present employment.
YOUR PRELIMINARY APPLICATION
should be In our hnnds some time to-mor-
row, for our SPECIAL CLASS starts to-
morrow (Monday) evening. Already many
applicants have reserved applications. Tho
few more that we need should eco w surely
tomorrow.
IF YOU THINK THIS is AN UNUSUAL
Al, BE ASSURED THAT THE OPPoR-
TUNTTY IT REPRESENTS is NO LESS
UNUSUAL.
1874 BROADWAY. ROOM of1,
AMERICAN CIRCLE BUILDING.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

COST CLERK.
Young man With experience; good opror-
tunitv with large organization: gniary 500
so2 Ia start. ADDRESS Cost EmpoSment De-
partment, Post office, Ijox 36t. powr'owp.
COUPLE tor general homework. no wasi-
Ing. first cars cook and useful butlot.
chnuffeur for small family at Woodmerc
Long Island. Call with references between
n 2 ~. y" " Rs..es N Vast refh :,
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
HELP WANTED--MiJE. q.
sALEsaIEN.

sALEsaEN.
II you are this d De OF man. We nsr4
IA man who Il not satisfied 4ss ~
is getting all he earns;
who Is determined to do so:
who Is willing TO earn al he gsta Z
he gets all lie earns,
who recognizes no limit 20 the snpsat
OF money he should receive. e. ere q n
own capacity:
who can stand PROSPERITY az asp
keep working;
who will appreciate associating ,'f
fine crowd Of clean, earnest r a" phfs
earning good money by
together, helping each other,
Ing a lot OF pleasure In their
who will have the ambition
himself TO higher and evr
profitable position
Such a man will find exactly whaf
looking for by calling, between 10 ar fprs
confidential interview. at our offi13 "a
convenient.
syTITE 1910. o3 WEST 43D ST.
SUITE sos, 132 NASSAU ST
SUITE, So, i66 MONTAGUE ST, tHuf@&
SUITE I. 500 BROAD ST, NEWtNiA.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
Statesmen.

Five travelling statesmen between
40 years of age, 10 represent a pa
tern company; salary and expenses
familiar with the retail dry goods tr
ferred. such experience not absolut
essary; long trips. Write. gtvinS
ence and such other matter az 20
TO present.
A sos Herald, 80 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
sArueNtr~

wrrH INVESTMENT CLIENTELE. AN
AT~TRA CTIVr INVESTMENT OFFERED
on CONSERVATIVE BASIS by REi.IABLE
COMPANY IMPRESSIVE rEMONSTTlA-
TION 10 PROSPECTS,. NATIONAL oil.
sHALE CO.. s w. 10TH ST. 18TH FLOOR.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

Statesmen wanted, calling on dealers IN
mems iewclry, to cprry IS side line our
exclusive jewelry specialtiss; rnnail pocfe'
samples. city and suburban territories N
MI gfaic1 Including Nrw YORK city and
Brooklyn. open on LIBERAL conmission
basis; only high class men need apply; state
territory desired. Address Mr.. O.. room
oOa- \ Madison ~
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
sALEsarEN.

II you are earning from $1,000 te ~. hNN
per year we want you to Join our { oSsa4
zion nrovided YOU are one of the f.;sgs
who can measure up to our requ! riesssS
we want only men OF real ability, fitN ~
ouaintance among officers OF cor ssa@.cfs
a. Na,g yorr and vicinity: the wor IS sar@
genial the positions are permanent Ana lfs
possibilities are greater than In yot grsas
field: salary and commission; stat 1tfr1.
snn. and GALES during past two yesrs wB
will exchange references later. J. A.
Box 3T2 City Hall Station.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

SAi. Ai.EgAfAN-Results are the only things
that count. We are perfectly willing to pay
YOU 81 900 or more n year IN commission and
your earnings from 800 per month up 10
almost anything are IN your own hands.
Neither stocks, bonds. insurance, specially
nor real estate. Experience unnecessary but
helpful: m unusual opportunity whether
employed or not. Suite SIS. ~ Court st..
nrnolilNn.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
EAIrcSfEN

Statesmen
TO SELL CTEET7cLCTH, MILL
ESDS, wFpBNCi MATERIAL, &C. TO
LARGE CONSUMING TRADES. coal
MISSION BASIS, WITH DRAW y
ACCOUNTS; ONLY THOSE HAN
EXPERrENCE IN TTIIS LINE NJ
Apply CALI, AND SEE sisS.
STONE, 40 FRONT ST, NEW y'tfSsS
CITY.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

eAr,EsnfFS wANTED--wE ARE
sfROTS OF OBTAINING SALE
pETWEES THE AGES OF 70 a
WHO HAVE HAD soME EXPERl
IN SELLING a NATIONALLY AZ
TTsEp SPECIALITY. a sPLENDl
pORTuNTY is OFFERED WI
coon SALARY AND FUTURE
Poets. APPLY IN OYN HAND
ING. EON . 20 HERALD. HER-Al
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
HELP WANTED-MALE.

ACCOUNTANTS-Openi for two seniors.
on permanent staff of C. p. A. firm, who
are qualified by training and experience TO
handle difficult work: New York G. p. a.
preferred; must be capable of writing own
reports and working without supervision.
State age, salary. experience. o IL Herald,
Herald so.
ACCOUNTANT requires junior who has had
some experience at office work excellent
opportunity for the young man who Is will
ing to work for advancement must be OF
excellent character. Answer. stating all
particulars. including age. experience. salary
expected. A $40 Herald 2s0 Broadway.
ACCOUNTANT. Junior, wanted: must be
accurate, fairly rapid and have had some
office experience: salary at rate of 81 200
per annum; answer must state all particu-
lars. 577 Herald. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
HELP WANTED--MALE.

COUPLE.-Srandinayi German or
Austrian man and wife wanted take
complete charge country house, small
family: wife good cook. husband
houseman. Apply Brewster, gS7 Madi-
son av.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
sALEssIEN

HIGH grade, of executive ability. 10 con
meet permanently With local office Of con
ccrn doing a national business, splendid
future. references required. Call 9pl
Metropolitan Life Building.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
SALESMAN AMBITIOUS

FEftNALN FNI IOSIIION
for man OF character and sa -
ability: $4,000 to 5000 per y ~
is earned by our average represe ~
ative: we have 20 statesmen max ag
in excess OF $4,000. We are 4a
worlds greatest business train
institution. Business conditions n y
permitting only survival of the iit-
test merely stimulate need for
service. Previous experience ips
necessary: II you believe in yours
aud business education, and h,
the courage OF your convictions
tell others about II. call on Mr.
Marcellus. Room 50i. 1l2 W. And
ST., between II A. NJ. and IL 80
p. NJ, or 4 and 80 p. M.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
SALESMAN WANTED.

large brass manufacturing
IN New York city has an openin
a road salesman: must have =
cnce IN brass goods state inform
In detail. together with reference
salary expected. lIs Herald.
aid 50.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
sALEsWoMEN.

The corporation In
ssrting this advertise
ment Ia the largest
organization In It's
pa rticular field In
America. It's record
of the last year has
been most phenomenal
IN It's expansion and
success.
In the womens do
partment OF oar se-
essrities organization
thsre Is room for a
few saleswomen OF
the highest type.
whether experienced
In this field or not.
A very liberal COM
mission guarantees
large earnings when
coupled with applica-
tion and detsrmina-
tion.
Leads furnished to
those who qualify.
Call Room i701,
165 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

AMY MAN who can present a few facts con-
ctsely and intelligentiy can sell the security
we have 20 offer; IL he joins forces his
work will be pleasant and very profitable.
the facts he will deal IN relate to Ameri-
can natural product the best OF Its kind In
she known world, with an established reputa-
zion of 16S years. recent improved methods in
building, roofing, &c. have produced mn addi-
tional and an ever growing demand. already
reaching thousands OF carloads per annum
staple. high class business a man can feel
proud to be connected with: experience not
necessary; we give all the instruction re-
quired, advise whom to and what 20 say:
we can use several district representatives In
Greater New York and vicinity: also In
many other localities; either In conjunction
with other business engag ging exclusively
In this enterprise very large returns await
any man who will work. Call personally be-
tween 10 and or address G. l.. Greenamyer
e Co. b12 9Th nv New York.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
sALESsTN.

sALESsMN.
DO yoU WANT TO SELL.
is LACK OF EXPERIENCE IKE
YOU OUT OF THE BIG INCOME
We win train you IN salesn .
without cost to you and make Z
attractive offer II you show eapab
Men between Is and 30 years OF q 3
want to got out of commercial lin
selling arc beng trained in our :
Monday and Thursday evenings.
we put you nnder no obligation:
YOU have mastered the fundament q
craftsmanship we offer you an oppor 4
In the securities field on mos
tractive renuneratlve basis. We pc
in line for
EXECUTIVE OPENINGS.
A leading banking corporation
honorable service record require
blood for expansion: there are r
able executive opportunities ahead
Appointment unnecessary: simply 81
Monday evening, r. NJ. e
Dwight. 1882 Broadway, room SO
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

Pate for EsI Wanted Advert;s;n0 Is $50
line for one fspee; 33c. Hfe. three fime
,sithfs ,1eek; soc. ltsse ssrens eonsecailu
issues.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
sALEsLADY.

Expe erienced sacslady wanted for the fol.
lowing departments: Coats, suits, dresses,
waists. bags, umbrellas. nackwear; salaries
average from So2-$50 weekly; splendid oppor-
tunity to the right party.
MARTINS,
Fulton. corner Bridge ST., Brooklyn.