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New-York tribune., 1921-11-13
Via west coast oe n q

The rates in. The iirst column apply
cny to owned, iron or steel approved
steamers of regular lines.
Five cents additional is added for
shipments by steel steamers listing
loo-Ai in Lloyds Register, not over
twelve years old and not less than 500
net tons excluding Emergency Fleet
and United States Chipping Board ves-
sels).
"Ten cents additional is added for all
steel Emergency Fleet and Jfnited
States Shipping Board vessels Of 5oS 500
net tons or over; also all steel ateam-
ers of l,5oo net tons or over not CLASH
lied IN Lloyds Register, not over twenty
years old, and TO steel steamers listing
LOCAL in Lloyds Register, not over
twenty years old and not less than 1000
net tons.
Rates for on deck shipments are
double the under deck rates
Ali other rates to be agreed
Additional Risks Cited
The other approved vesselsn re-
ferred to in this table include ships
which are chartered by steamship cor,
panies or which may not be ope Grated in
established services. There is supposed
to he an additional risk on ships Of
thls class. Insurance companies give
no suostantlai reasons why Shipping
Boafd vessels OF the same rating in
Lloyds and the American Bureau of
Shipping, engaged in the same trade,
should suffer an extra fivc~cent handi-
cap.
The facts as stated by shippers and
insurance brokers do not correspond
with the explanations Of the under
writer's themselves. The reasons given
by the latter are set forth by Y. G.
ideR III recent article in "The Annal-
list" in which he says:
THE physical characteristics of the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-19
GEORGE DID II.

The latest Robertson cole super
special release. one Man in a Mil
ion" starring George Beban, will be
SHOWN To- the nrst time tomorrow a.
ne Columbia and American theaters
Il i admitted generally wherever the
L!g six reeler has been shown that il
is not only the greatest vehicle in
witch this famous character delineator
las appeared but is perhaps the great
est drama ever filmed. The actual
making Of "One Man in Million oc-
cupied one solid year. Mr.. Beban
wrote the story, produced and directed
the picture and appears in the lead
ng role. Surely an euviabie record.
The story Of zone Man in q Nilion"
els OF Luplno Delchini the hum bic
Mr.. Beban) uho. as a reward for a
sind act. is made pound master IN a
western town. His kindness wins tho
heart OF Florina Valenzi. He im-
slnes himself In love with the mother
q q Belgian waf whom he has also
-efriended. The mother. however
owes secret service operative but j.
willing to sacrifice her happiness ana
1aarry, Delchini because Of his kindness
10 her child. There are many com
plications and full quota Of pathos
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-19
!. culcAco PEOPLE \ co"ru,

Fast chicago actors and actresses
p.on laughter and applause. "a moving
pictur eartists last Tuesday and We'd
nesday
The augmented cast continued he
production az East Chicago Adopts
BABY" and the work went on beauti-
fuuy at the Lyric theater-
Those Who comprise the title roles
are Mss JuIIa Karagtsh as Mrs. Hen
neck. JAY O'Conneu as Mr.. Henpeck;
George Mckkcnna as billy Brown
Joseph Niemiec as The Neishbor' and
Miss Hazel Krin as the baby and nu-
merous others IL social prominence
Miss Karagish certainly enters the
spirit ~ the comedy with zest and art
md her work a. Mrs. Henpeck'
proves that she Is a real actress in the
realm 81 comedy Jan OConnell as the
henpecked spouce OF the comedy and
George AIcKenua as the nelghbor, We're
given cordial reception tor their ex-
ceJent work.
But Just you wait unt, you see tho
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-19
TUin City
NesUs Notes


Regular services az the Christian
church in Iniiana Harbor sunday
morning and evening Bible school IA
the morning promptly at $50 o'eloet.
We have been having splendid school
and VIC extend cordial Invitation 10
the public 10 study with us. The
morning SERMON subject at l0:45 w1ll
be- "A Going Concern" The evening
services VIII begin al 5:8o. The scrmo7
viii be. NV hat Paul Was Not Ashani
ed OF" Two thiuss we always try a.
DO is 70 preach plain gospel and MAKE
people feel welcome. We extend you Il
hearty invitation to worship with u.s.
s.. McFadden. minister
services at ST Adams Episeopal
Church at Indiana Iiarbor. tomorrow
Will be at 500 O'Clock al which tlme
Holy Communion viii be distributed
Morning prayer viii he at IL O'Clock
the subject "Outworn Crecds." Even
ing hour at 1870 o'clock. subject" Friends
OF the Master" The nafd-week I,enten
service viii be Tuesday for tho child
rem at 4:15 o'clock. Wednesday morn
ing at 600 O'Clock Thursday at 1880
O'Clock. Choir proctice Friday Vat 7:15
Rev. Leon Morris. pastor.
st Paurs Evangelical Lutheran
Church Will hold regular services to-
morrow: sunday school at o'clock.
English service at 10 o'clock. Topic
" the morning sermon. Jesus in the
HAgh Priest Palace" There viii be no
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-19

evening of next week at the Congre-
sationaI church OF East Chicago. Is
almost ready for production Seventy
hve boys and girls OF primary junior
and interim diate ages WIN render solos
and choruses. The parts viii he taken
by Miss Madeline Dicl,inaon Alice
Mackey and Howard Petersen. Several
Of the ladies OF the church arc making
the dresses. At the close or the pro-
gram there vii be an ice cream treat
for all the children Is the audience as
well as those taking part
The Seniors Of tho WASH ngton High
School viii entertain n q GEORGE Wash
lngton Birthday party nrxt Friday ev-
eninE, February 25th u the high school
building and VII be .under cheperonaRe
selected by tho faculty. There VIII be
music for dancing games provided for
those who do moi dance and refresh
ments served. There well appoint
ed committee to arrange FOR Tho pastlme
If tho evening
Tho Mesdamos George II Summers.
a. A. Ross, J. @. DICKSON ara p. =. Lu-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-19
LIVE NEWS
FROM THE
TWIN CITIES
nnxwr a. A -!

Rollieking. good-natured. clean fun;
democratic college students and
snobbish heiress-all mixed in with
clever Incidents and an exciting root
BAH game-maKe The Snob" AZ the
Columbia and American todsS
photoplay OF exceptional entertain
nent values
Playing the name role is Wanda
HawIey. the clever Realart star. She
ls = college visitor who snubs tho
college football hero because he waits
On table at the students dining club.
She later repents and makes amends
IN a smashing climax that is one o.
The most interesting features 90 a clev-
erly conceived story. WATCH readers Of
the Saturday Evening Post Will recall
ss William J. Neidis offering 81 Sep
tember. 1918
The college atmosphere OF the play
S engaging and well done. There is
an accuracy 70 all parts q tho pro-
duction that adds much to its pleasure
able properties.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-19

evening ceremonies tomorrow. Rev.
Theodore Claus. pastor
Ser1 ices at tho Congregational church
East Chicago. HIagoun and 145th street.
ROY. Frank Naples. pastor:-sunday
school at $3.50; Morning Service io:45
a. M; solo. Consolation" Mendeisohn.
otto seifert. Sermon. Losing and Find
!ng,' Clast ~ present series) informed
iato nnde.avor 80 y. IN. Senior Endeovor
30 ~. Evening services 100 p. M,
At tho evening hervlce following the 16
minute organ recital there viii be n
splendid service of song including tsab-
sielH hahteripg Chmut. Roberts Seek
10 the Lord" Tho solo tn which r-ni BE-
sung by Mr.. OTTO Aeifort and the hymns
You like 10 sing In Celebration Of
WhHhinRton'a birthday the Rev. Naples
viii hayo for his sermon. Edward Ev-
oreU tiale'e story. "The Man without
Country" There arc stili a few va
can't seats et tho evening services; let's
an them. The musical nlegory. The
Junior Gordcn" To be given on Friday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-19
MANY AFTER HOUSES

rnqutrics FOR homes for rent ar~
Keeping real estate brokers on the run
In the mast few days there has been
4 noticeable demand FOR ave and siA
room houses - the modern type bat
there IS no supply
good many Of the Inquiries are
coming from Chicago people employ "a
At the nov plaut az the LaSahe steel
company of Hammond
Vacant property, especially ln W
Calumet section Of tho city. is n big
demand but tho present owners %
NOT seem 20 he willing 20 dlgpos" or
the priperty under present conditions.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-19
MEETING OF CITIZENS
PROTECTIVE LEAGUE

Saturday, Feb. 10Th, s p.
m, at City Hall, East Chi
cago and Oddfellows Hall,
Indiana Harbor. To hear
reports of committee on
water question and to con
slider trip Of league mem
hers to Indianapolis Mon
day
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-19
MAYOR nAoK rpoN oArlr,n

Mayor Leo Mccormack has returned
from Indianapolis, where he conferred
with the governor aud the p-lbNc serv-
Ice commission. relative to the abolish
ing of the latter body and has an
pounced that ne will make his report
al the regular meeting of common
council Monday evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-19
1oPAri<A ~ WASHINGTON

Attorney walter Lopatka IS leaving
This evening for Washington, D. G.
where he Is appearing es counsel for
a Polish emlgrant who has been held
st Ellis island.
The hearing is 20 take place Monday
morning before the department Of la
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-19
Attention. Business Men

We are offerinR Tor sale corner Tot
on 140th and Cedar street at a bar
gain Act quick. This is the only
corner for sale On this street. koza-
ok Mania Mirrnak. SsoIia Cedar St
Indiana Harbor. Phone 81 2-17-9
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-19

Alderman Bert Peterson. who accom-
panied Mayor Mccormack and a num-
Der OF others on the trip to Indian
apolis. and who was instrumental in
securing an Interview with the gov
ernor for the party, has also returned.
He viii make his report as an i'm
dividual TO his fellow couneilmen.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-19
READ THESE
TWIN CITY
ADVERTISEMENTS
PLEATING AND
BUTTON HOLE
HEMsTITCHTSG. BUTTON COVER
ING, BRAIDING
PROMPT SERVICE
CALL WASSEY-S-TELEP 44G
af u STATE ST, HAMMOND
10

I0R sAI4E-Ciood room brick bunga-
low. ali modern conveniences on Ivy
street. bargain at $720o.0o. Asa fine
RESIDENCE property DIN Grapevine Boule-
,ard at a bargain price: .. w. Dupes,
Company 1907 Michigan avenue. Indi-
ana Harbor. Ind, Phone Indiana Har-
Dor SO. 2-19-4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-19

kens. all prominent IN club work. in the
Twin Cities. attended a conference Or
Women's Clubs in Chicago THURSDAYS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-19

baby on the screen.
The completed comedy will be pre-
sented at the Lyric theater Tuesday
and Wednesday. Feb. % and 90.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-19

= home q bungalow. a residence or =.
business LOTT If sou are, We invite you
to call and let us know your wants. We
have some very good buys in almost any
Kind Of property YOU may be in the mar
ket for. There is something about our
policy Of doing business that you viii
Ike lei Us prove thls to you.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-19
COMMUNITY CHORUS

TIE ast rehearsal Of the community
chorus before the Washington's birth
cay celebration will be held sunday
s+geruoop al $50 in the Mckinley
school building. Those in charge o.
Ms work are extremely anxious tina;
III members or the chorus BE present
80 that all may receive the benefit %
r.tis rehearsal and receive the fina.
instructions. The work 5 progressin :
nicely and there Is now no question
roat all who attend the celebration
WI receive a real musical treat a.
welt 81 hear wonderful address
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-19
uecoRuAck rurs .. Is. on cLun

Taa, Manor Leo Mccormack has not
orgotten his Kid DAYS was proven the
5saer day when lie kindly secured the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-19
v. TERn1rNI

Tzi Chicago ave, phone East Chicago 81
2-17-3-eod.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
Statesmen wANTl D.

Statesmen wANTl ! ..
The company behind this ! advertisement
has limited number of sales , ostions that
II desires to fni with men who W ant to max
a connection with a sound com lercial pro-
position.
We are manufacturers of "a oduct that
has a splendid reputation and is veil known
In New York.
To clean cur men of college or \ Ugh school
training whose present earnings are from
S., 900 to SIS. .04o year. we can OF Z or an op-
portunity which with Intelligent ! 'ales ap-
plication will permit a higher sc; OF re-
muneration
We will be rlad 10 consider also In strict
confidence, the applications of men ow en-
ployed who desire a greater retu from
their sales efforts.
Men who are looking for a sound legiti-
mate proposition that will bring EN- In
contact with business men OF the better
class VIII fud this a most desirabi ~ con-
nection.
Apply Room oss. 1884 Broadway. IN I'M
to 80 =. NJ. daily.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
SALE. EtEN.

It's fine thought to kn that the security
you are selling Is absou ly safe and profit
able. We will organize a force OF high type
well appearing rnen TO con nue. TO place before
the public the security oil an old established
financial 5nstitution, II ! In business,
with 10 offices located AIN eight different
States, holding an unbrt zen dividend rec
ord. On account OF Its r Epid expansion and
the necessity for additi. nal acquisition of
capital, the public will BE given another
opportunity to attain meml rship In this In
stitution, which now numbs approximately
$500 happy and satisfitx stockholders.
Satisfactory remuneration. Experience de-
sirable. although not abso1 tely essential.
Backbone is the main requi ite. Call be-
tween 10 and o'clock and ses Mr.. Williams.
Suite 1919. American Capiia Corporation,
F'atlron Bldg. New York.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen,
ATTENTION.! 1!

ATTENTION.
or late ,quite a number OF men have
Joined pur organization who have
made Il bs statement: Il have been
reading ptU advertisement for a num-
ber OF se.37. but didn't believe your
statement rlat you had an oppor-
trnity for an inexperienced man 70
make the trge earnings mentioned In
your Ad. ~ seemed too good 10 be
true. | kn, ~ now you have exactly
the opportu eity yon state you have
and my onl. regret Is that | lost a
number of VI puable weeks before max
ing up my n and 10 CALL"
Last week w printed letter from
one OF our tlesmen who had never
sold anything before In his life. in
which he state d he made $3.50 his first
week with Us. and his earnings for
the week Just tnded were over 81 100.
$500 was earne last week by another
of our men WI p never had had any
business expert, ince--selling or other
wise. The weel before last his earn
ing5 We're S3os 70. We could cite
many. many OF her instances of men
who are making more than they ever
have made befo 70 NOW and who are
laying the fount lation for still greater
earnings.
We are marketing one of the most
revolution aJy products ever placed be-
Tore the q metucan puDlic-a product
backed by "A group of well rated. well
known New York business men.
Our proposition to YOU is this
GAMBLE enough OF your time TO call
at our office and we either can or
cannot prove 70 you
/. That you have the opportunity to,
make from $4,000 10 $4,000, In
commi ,sior this year In assisting
US In eistlg the capital necessary
20 MAJ ker the above mentioned.
product.
9, That by ~ before the end of this
stepping iu an executive position
~ the meu handlsing end of our
business. wh ere this opportunity Is
limited solely by your own ability.
IL we CAN prov. this to you. you have
found I've oppor unity that comes onlssoT to
YOU have wasted your time. IS 1T A
GOOD GAiIBLEr
In the near .futune every New York
newspaper WI be carrying one-quar~
ter one-half and full page ads. OF TINS
product and ever 3A0o windows VIII
be displaying ".
NOW IS the tine TO form connection.
With this eLterprise--and GROW
WITH 1T.
CALL MONDAY ONLY. BEFORE
3 r. NJ.
Ask for Mr.. Scott.
PRODU CTS CORPORATION.
Suite 1902. 7o9 9th, av. (cor. a1st ST..
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
SALES. uEN.


want to have half a n hour OF your time
II you fill the following qualifications:
Not under a5 years of sge. some selling ex-
perence, willing to work hard, ambitious. OF
good appearance and addiess and longing fol
something with a future.
want to give you the high lights OF q
-. position that Offers per- nanency and profit
TO the right men. 10 won1 take more than
a half hour of your time TO hear about II;
after that II will be up TO you, In any case
you only put up a haH hour Of your time
against the probability OF a profitable and
permanent connection.
II Interested, call at 10 80 A. N. or at 4
p. NJ. / set these specified hours so that
won't waste either your time or my own:
am the vice-presideat and general manager
of the company whoye plans ! want to out
line to you; ask for Iue personally.
FRANK F. EDWARDS,
Suite 61o. ITO Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
HELP WANTED-MALE.
YOUNG MAN.

That is, a man who feels young: not one
who Is too young In years. as position
and physical.
The man selected will have force. OF char
acter He will be of good appearance. pleas
ing personality. and his past record Will
show that he is honest nan.
II need be he will be trained for the work
he Is TO do. After that he will earn all he
Is worth. and NO LESS.
This little ad represents an opportunity
for improvement that will change the course
of some mans l!fe and YOU MAY BE frHE
MAN.
II you are employed and unable to get
away write for a special appointment
Otherwise call Monday Tuesday betwean
10 and at 300 Madison >avenue (around
the corner from Grand CentraD and ask
for Mr.. Riker.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

Statesmen. plumbing speciaities. old cstab-
iished New York house for Pitt Sburgh and
vicinity and man for Washington. ID. c.. and
basis statesmen TO earn 81 900 -. 900 an
nualiy: qualifications neceBsitate toud, clean
selling record. age $40; prefer statesmen
married. now employed. Ses king advance
ment: answers treated strictly confidential
state positively age. religiun. experience
Write Sales Manager. 7. .. box 3. Station
X. New York CITY.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
SALESNfEN

70 carry side line OF hunting and out
doors mars clothing m anufactured and
backed by nationally known firm.
straight commission. lfor appoint
ment write 10
II. r.. 6fo LONGACRE BLDG.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
SALESSfENl
The Ideal commission proposition.

Every business man In any line In pros
pect. A high class novel prop psition timely
and necessary In these days.
A very liberal commission offered. The
best OF selling help the field Greater New
York only and a well known tw elve-year-old
house behind ~.
Don't repy unless you are an active, hard
working enthusiast; experience In selling
not necessary, but vigor and will hngnsss are
necessary; write your age. expert tnce, educa-
tion. &C., and we VIII later In erview you.
r l5i Herald, Herald so.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
SALES MANAGER.

would like to get In touch with a man
who Is both an organizer and a producer and
who can enthuse other men to produce II he
can be shown that the proposition is worth
enthusing over. He must have limitless
energy and ambition and believe thoroughly
in himself. realizing that II he makes good
he will make big money. It's n mans size
job and the right man can draw a full man :
size pay for his efforts II you think you
would fit, write, giving brief details OF ex-
perience. and we arrange an interview.
J. L. r.. BOX B. 1i76 Herald. Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

SALESMAN-wALL ST. HOUSE HAN
TO LEARN STOCK AND BOND SELLING; !.
SALARY, COMMISSION AND EXPENSES.
ADpkESS WORKER, BON 1857 HER
AID. FULTON ST.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
statesmen.

Mr.. Edison asks over 100 questions /
asl; four: Can you sell? Will you work !?
VIII you stick Though you are turned down
half dozen dmes? VIII you be satisfied
II you can cam $50 to S75 per week for
ths first few weeks? II so, I can place
you the sales force of a corporation that
Ia the first In the world OF its kind: COM
mission basis. with drawing account TO
start. Write me a letter, with a brief out
line OF your qualifications. and viii ar
range Interview: not stock proposition
Address II. T. Z, Room 926. 1898 Broad
way.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
statesmen AND MANAGERS ASSISTANT

Two men, over o5. needed Immediately TO
work with me In New York: absolute iuteS-
rity first rcquisito selling experience desir-
able: must have personality, common sense
and determination; splendid opportunity for
quick promotion TO managerial position;
don't hesitate 10 answer " YOU en-
ployed: II will pay you 20 make change.
Give phone number II any. Write II 2s
Herald. Herald 80.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

r,xnansG m OF our organization has
onensd "a me splendid opportunities for
- NOV The opening of new branch
aals. ntuc. out OF town has automat-
ieaii,, sievas "a some of our best statesmen
in1a ,ost.ion OF executive responsibility
H. 49, %sssi, established branches. still
.tanr cxnanst IN Is Just ahead. We need
a. aa ch ~ ot,, present offices. TWO good
men dead set OF hahins an shNihpie
- ha considered In line for promotion TO
tIa axecuttve one, ings soon to be created.
Ara ,.o,, ona az 4 men want? You
naad haye M don bt about II II your
arraa ,vith ina stic of strong determina-
,iar a,d have the r inption TO close with
a really desirable op ooiIuinty lne ininu,e
Il shows Its head. 9 ihVte you 70 lalh
this matter over with ohe % OUT sAscu-
tive officers. in confie ence. early IN the
coming week. any day, petWe.n " anu :.
Cali. for your convenic ice' at the office
nearest TO you.
SUITE 500 SINGER b uiLDING.
SUITE 1910, % w. ! - 81
SUITE sos. so COURT sn SBKlRN BKLRN.
SUITE Z. 500 BROAD ST.. ! NEWARK.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
statesmen.

Honest. Industrious men can mako
profitable connections as local repre-
sentatfves of well known organization
whose past accomplishments and pres
ent performances assure future sue
cess: wa want men who are anxious
90 climb and secure executive posi-
tlons: Investigate. Mr.. Nadey. Ti9
knickerbocker Bldg, 42d and B'way.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
S q L q q II Z y

FoRsPRoUUCIsa OIL COMPANY THAT
WILL BEAR c LoSEsT INvEsTIGA-
TON. AN oPPc7 ,TUNrrY FOR NO.
MEN. IF YOU Ar LOOKING TO BET
TER NpURsEIlD AND INCREASE
YOUR rsCoaIE, q ALL AT 52a FIFTH
AVENUE. ROOM, 81 g. AFTER 10 A. NJ.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

statesmen accustomed to approach the bet
ter class OF business and professional men
should investigate the real selling possibili-
ties OF edition OF the Cumulative
Loose Leaf Fncyclooaodia." We have n
few vacancies In good territory for men with
proven selling records: unique selling plan
that brings the orders: liberal commissions
with bonus that will average $3.50 weekly.
John G. Winston, Room 5o5. 347 Fifth av.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
SAI,ESNJEN

Well established institution preparing 10
establish % branch offices require - am
bilious young men. between ages OF - and
80, to FIJI managerial positions: principal
qualifications are honesty. energy and Will
ingness 10 work hard experience not neces-
sary. we prefer TO train our own execu-
tives. salary $50 weekly and commissions
III you think you can MAKE GOOD II you
1880 A.. NJ. Ask for Mr.. Mcknight third
floor f,0 West 34fh ST
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

SALESMAN AN.-ESTABLISHED PAINT, VAR
NISH MANUFACTURER WANT YOUNG;
STOCK SALESMAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF
SELLING a BLOCK OF CORPORATION S
COMMON STOCK. ADDRSsSS HUSTLER,
B 1856 HERALD. FULTON ST.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
sALESMEN. SILK.

RESIDENT, THOROUGHLY EXPE-
RlENCED MEN TO CARRY HIGH
GRADE LINE OF FIBRE, JERSEY,
PLAIN AND NOVELTIES FOR RE-
TAIL AND CUTTING UP TRADE
IN LARGE CITIES: COMMISSION
BASIS. Y 57o HERALD. $50 B'WAY.