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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-18
Boots and Saddle

The card Rt Havana today is some
what above tn" average. Horses cn
tered IN the various races which seem
sdvantageously placed are
First race--Prinre Of Como, Starka
der, Golden Red second, the Masqucr-
ader, Sybil. Frank Burke; third, Slip
perry Silver, Juanita I'd. View: fourth
Mavehons, Aunt Deda. Disturbance :;
fifth, Armistice. Discussion. Brig
O'Wor; sixth, Elmont. HocuIr, Nor
folk Bell.
aai Pat. = "a" So .na ; Il Il %oSdsn, :Slsr2
OF 2KiahomS A1S n,sn SAncr"i.a - ~ 70.
Simme, Taavi NI soms Ts' Ba6S 5I1S' sms-fi; s5@Tf'
NNaatHr.l Bridge, s'ar Realm and Brdss
racers unde- Mr Cos!en's nam, snS C.n.
tain PArr Will conhEe MS tur; sctlyIti,s 10
e'oss'eountry racing,
The partnership between ;. =. uEd--,h
sEnd IL P siRcletr has been cAncrisd .
Mad Hattsr Dominique, slr Flash y, C.r-
rue. Lor4 BrEh,on, ssarrnHEt, III nsga
TreTer and va;or, ms agro.n.eat does is't r"t
snect lnch2ap-.
Edward Burk. manage 0: the Unr-. ~
Cracs i-a- "hn n serving - "'.a - thr
tho HAVE De Grs1a meetings this wear. Mr
milton mas INc' 49,. much success az starter
- the cuban track this winter. T.. Crrneh.-
son has been APPOINTED presiding Judge for
the aforementioned MErTlAHd trscG.
Harry Payne Whitney has strong stable
perhaps the most Formidable In the COuntr"
20 be esmpa .Gue! on the tracks Of Ma ryland
New York and KeHnclJJ. M Whitney Wl.
greatly expand tho engagements % his horses
IN the West HIS fOrty-G"e horses. quar-
''red az Rsd BarE. y. ! have al! winteFed
Well John F. Grier, Widair Dr Clark and
Upset are his leading older horses for svskes
and hsndicaps. There are n rteeL three
"Chr-Oda headed by the champion OF las,
year's two.year-olds. Trys,cr ~ far unde-
rrated. Great interest. nov ever. centers In
his promising band Of two-y year Ids. which
Trainer Rove has at Red Bank. The Young
sters art all well bred, Peter Pan br!nE
prominent as "a sire among the iot These
Juveniles as yet are unnamed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-18
PENN FENcERs MEET YALE
intercollegiate Matches VIII Take
Place in Weiahtman Hall Tonight

Place in Weishtman Hall Tonight
penn's fenccrs will make their 1921
bow 70 the Red and Blue students to-
night at 3 o'clock, in wcishtman Hall.
with Yale as the part of the second
part Last week the. Red and Blue
fojlsmcn lost two closely contested
matches TO Columbia and Harvard on
foreign loan.
For the meet tonight Coach Terrone,
of Penn, has selected Captain u. q.
Iihoades. Il. Z. l,ambo and ID. =.
CayCrs for tho fcls and RhoadcS ard
J. &. Secbright for the sabers. Opposed
TO the Penn team will be a. Z. Wallace,
L. +. Bishop and l.. j.. Mackenzie IN
the foils and III. Plunkey aud Z. NJ.
Deland in the sabcrs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-18
Bill to Punish Players

legislative Comnittcc hearing favored a h.,,
20 punlEh baseball players ana uWpir-s v'au
threw y game and gambeTs and others Whp
oUnspre TO this end, Representative Hush
T. Lacey. OF HoiyOke, Yh0 in:rOduCsd II,
said there Vas danger of the players heinz
corrupted and Of owners becoming 20 inter
aEt0d In tNO teams IN league that The
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-18
Indiana Kills eoxlna Bill

Indianapolis. FOB IS. -- Taf. sher~ooq
ruxirM bIl designed to permit nftesn-round
30 Ding contests In Indiana was killed IN the
over house Of the General Assembly yes
,erday bY a vote OF 81 10 ~. The bill VAS
lrsparsd BY the America Legion legislative
eounmlttes under inEtricticns adopted at the
.eEidn's stag convention.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-18
kiIbane Offered $4,000 .

Fort Worth. Tex. Feb. Isl ohnny Hii-
bars. teatherweiEht champion. has been Of
fercd S25 600 by Jack Callahan, Tulsa,
Okla, promoter. 10 defend hts title against
Andy Channy 80 Tulsa july 1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-18
Return Former Sports Writer'S eody

Scranton. Ia. Feb. ls.---The body Of Ed
win O.. Powell who died in France Novem-
ber 4 1918 from wounds received II. action.
was expected 10 arrive at hs former home
here. 327 spring street The funeral, prob
fore enliatnE in the service. was assistant
sports editor Of the Philadelphia Press.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-18
ere,eb Runner Completes Training

New York, Fob. is.--Corporal Josef Gull
ien,ot. tho French Olympic champion runner,
today completed training for the special 5000
meter race in the Madison, suuar? Carbon
ror.ed him TO be In rrst-class condition.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-18
Pacific Fleet Nine Wins

Panama, Feb 1S.--rhe baseball team OF
the United States Pacific feet won the first
game IN the lnterheet series againBt the nine
OF the Atlantic feet. The score WAS TO g.
The winners were TOP heavy favorites In the
betting.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-18

New iork-If Frank Baker. former
'home,run king. decides 10 return 10 the
game. Manager Miller Huag ms. OF the Yam
KEGS. says he viii probably .give hirp a
second and sending Chic" Tewstcr TO the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-18
Another Union Victory

Union \. A. added another victory TO It's
lous list OF triumphs last evening In the
gym Of 81 Luke and Nativity. at Elcv-
en:h and Mount Vernon streets, de-
testing Tho jolly Sporting Grub. 81 10 O.
The lineup:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-18

New iork-Wallo Schang as q hoidout
isn't considered seriously by Miller Unggins,
munager OF the New York Americans. Hug
gins SAID he. understands Schans wants more
in New York than in the Hub
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-18
Genaro and colIettl DRAW

Poughke-p-is y. y. Fob. Is s--rran~e
Grnaro. ot New YorE. olympic IightwclEh;
and Joe Col!c'u ot POughkeeps!e. fought 4
,v7tlve.rourd draw battle - the ArEonne \.
e hnre.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-18

Minneapolis. Minn, nn,--sherwood Masee. who
played IN the cutfleld with tho Columbus
American Association baseball team last
year. has virtually como TO terms with the
Ho Is expected TO sim a contract At once.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-18
INlns 20 Play Alvin A. c.

~ The basketball team wearing the colors OF
lie IYins Baking Co will play AiIa 4. {.
lf1ts errnlng. - Frlsnds Guild Hall Green
,94I'fst below F0urta lyInE has Tnsde ilns
~ ard IN The cage. end Considsrao bic intersss
A AbtRasnf'syed IN tlis eyeninEs contest There
~ NtA,C danC.as afvr The zane,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-18

Pittsburgh Samuel (Mks) Wilson, OF
Glenside, near Philadelphia. n former LehiRh
University baseball catcher. has sgned a
contract ~ play WIth the Pittahursh Nationa !
League club next scasOu Wilson will go
South with the team for spring training.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-18

Los Angeles. Cal,f.--.rieft whslsn, pitcher
OF tho Boston Nationals. reported today at
Los Angeles hospital for an operation
which surgeons said would enable HIN TO play
this season, He IL to 20 to 'he Beaumont
club Of the Texas League
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-18

New York--Thc New Yor, Nationals have
stained 9. RAYMOND Evans, a r!sht.handed
Evans IL sad TO i" possessed OF 4 peculiar
yet mvstifying delivery. TGe signed con Z.
tract OF Pitcher Joe Mlljus hps been re-
iohais
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-18

Chicago-TNo meals day for all except
IN" veteran pitchers will be the rule at the
Chicago CUBS raining camp in California
TO Manager Johnny EverE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-18

st. Louis. Mo.--A sscoui contract has
been forwarded % DiiI Psrtca pitcher, Sc
cured BY the Cardinals from ths. Los Angeles
Pacific Coast League club Word was re-
c".ved from Pertica Yrbtsrdsy that he would
not s.su unless he received what he thought
ho was worth
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-18

Wilson. y. C.--DlteCtors Of tho Nirsinia
League. In session here. have adopted a
schedule Of laS games TO begin April ~ ami
closo september 81. All clubs IN the league
we're represented. william n. Bradley was
reelected president
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-18
BREEZY BASEBALL HAPPENINGS

Carl Holiins and Howard Ehinis. In Los
Angeles .oday. announced they would leaV.
February 81 for tho Texas training camp VI
the Detroit Americans
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-18

Havana. Cuho-,tohn Oinnsl Lobet.. coach
and trainer OF the West Point Military
Academy baseball team, lett here for New
York today, Immediately after reaching
New York he viii issue a call for spring
practice at the academy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-18

OTHER GAMES
Media High at Coatesville UiEh.
Nilminston Friends at Ridley Park.
lcilinEswood Hiah nj Woodbury. IiiEb.
Catholic High nt La Sale Preps.
Radnor HiEh Nc Abingdon High.
DridEcton high ut Camden High.
Germantown Friends nt ~. Is,,ke's.
Chestnut Hill az Haverford School.
MooreStown Friends NJ MerchnntyiiIe.
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Sam Ernnri.rn-Mnt,I. ns.h ,rnn

san Francisco-Norrp Rs'h rho PLAYED
with the Cincinnati Nationals IN tho 1bl )
world series has signed wtN tho San Fran.
cisco club OF the Pacific Coast League. Eath-
who is a third baseman. is Tie last mem.
Der OF the Seal lnheld 20 be signed
los Angeles. Caiif.-Johnnv Dassler.
Bobby Jones, Lew Blue. John Z, Oldham.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-18

Chicaeo-rhe Chicago National League
club has hooked twenty .nyc eamos for It's
training TIP, with n possibility Of PLAYING
one or two moro games. according TO VIII.
liam Neech president Of the clvh. The
Cubs sro 10 cntrnn for the Pacinc Coast
on March 2, ard due TO arrive at pasadenn
on the oh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-18

Chlcsso-wih tn, signing Of Cornelius
Dsly, President Thomas J. Hickey, of .hc
American Association, has started the tasl;
Of lining up the STAFF Of um pires FOR the 1921
season. Daily officiatcd In the Western Can.
ada League last season. and formerly was
IN tho Western. Central and International
circuits
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-18
Trot and Pace Notes

The Camden Driving club will improve the
Nerchantrte track at an ear.y cate. and
also build additi0Ds! stalls - accommodate
~ hf1r
The New York herald., 1921-06-05
soLICIToRs-sALEsMEN.

New York city daily newspaper has
opening for four clean cut, aggressive
men, over IS years old, to sell coop
erative service to manufacturers and
business houses; leads furnished; ac-
tive cooperation given and liberal
commission paid weekly, but no draw
earning IS, 600 to SIS 900 per year you
may Join our present force of like
producers: position Is permanent and
work Is exclusively In Greater New
York: applicants must give full par
ticulars as to present and past busi-
ness connections and be able to fur
nish Al references; applications treat
ed as strictly confidential till after
personal interview, which will be
promptly arranged with those whose
letters indicate that past experience
qualities them for this work. Address
Box 1924 Herald, Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05
HELP WANTED--MALE.
statesmen,
ATTENTION. .

Last Sunday we inserted the follow
ing ad. In New York's leading news
papers:
''of late quite number of men have
Joined our organization who have
made this statement: I have been
reading your advertisement for num-
ber of weeks but didn't believe your
statement that you had an opportu-
nifty for an inexperienced man TO make
the large earnings mentioned in your
ad. 1t seemed too good to be true.
l know now you have exactly the op-
portunity you state you have, and my
only regret is that | lost a number of
valuable weeks before making up my
mind
Last week we printed a letter from
one of our statesmen who had never
sold anything before in his life. In
which he stated he made $3.50 his
first week with us, and his earnings
for the week just ended were over
S1.100.
$500 was earned last week by another
of our men who had never had any
business experience. selling or other
wise. The week before last his earn
many. many other instances Of men
who are making more than they ever
have made before NOW and who are
laying the foundation for still greater
earnings.
We are marketing one OF the most
revolutionary products ever placed be-
fore the American public-a product
backed by 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 to you
I. That you have the opportunity
to make from $4,000 TO $40. 900 in
commissions this year in assisting us
in raising the capital necessary TO
9. That by or before the end of this
year you have the opportunity OF
stepping into an executive position
in the merchandising end of our bust
ness. where this opportunity is limited
solely by your own ability.
If we CAN prove this TO you you
have found the opportunity that
comes TO every man ONCE. If we
tine. IS ri A GOOD GAMBLE? '1
IN THE NEAR FUTURE EVERY
NEW YORK NEWSPAPER WILL BE
CARRYING oNE-QUARTER. ONE
HALF AND FULL PAGE ADS OF
THIS PRODUCT AND OVER 5000
WINDOWS WILL BE DISPLAY.
ING IT.
Now Is the time to form "a connec-
tion with the enterprise-and GROW
WITH 1T
Thirty-five men answered this ad,
Joined with our Sales Force--are 1909
sold Ola our proposition. They found it
n GOOD GAMHLE.
Call Monday only. before 8 p. NJ.
Ask for Mr.. Scott.
Kendall Products Corporation.
Suite 1902, 700 9th av., corner 41st st.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05
SALESMAN WANTED.

The Osborne Company. largest manufac-
turers OF advertising art calendars. direct
advertising service. blotters and business
greetings require the services of a capable
salesman OF good character and more than
thirty years old.
II you are qualified to earn more than
$500 a year and are willing to work TO
establish your own bushes In an exclusive
territory, call for an interview. between /
and p. M, Monday. June 6. Do not write
or telephone. Come only at time stated.
Drawing account against commission.
We are about to begin most profitable
selling season and we wish to act promptly.
See Mr.. Wick. The Osborne Company. 20T
West 25th St, New York city.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

We desire to interview the
highest grade men In New
York TO market preferred
and common stock in a man
ufacturing company located
within 20 minutes ride from
Times square.
In 1915 this company had
capitalization OF $4,000
and EARNED 1906. In 1917
they EARNED $3.50 and re-
capitalized to 100000. In
1918 they EARNED 25eo IN
new capitalization. In 1910
they EARNED $685.. In
1920 they EARNED 4Sco.
We invite high grade Sc
curity statesmen TO come to
our office and we will prove
10 your entire satisfaction
that this is the security YOU
want 10 sell. because you are
following the line OF least
resistance and your income
on a commission basis
should be very LARGE.
For personal interview ap-
ply Suite 110S-9 at s West
40th st., New York city.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05
HELP WANTED-MALE.
sALEsMEN.

NAItS MEM
AN EXCEPTIONAL oPPoRTUNI-
TY FOR EXPERIENCED SALES
MEN, CITY AND ROAD. FOR
SPORT WEAR OF INTERNATIoN-
ALLY KNOWN MANUFACTURERS;
COMMISSION AND DRAWING AC-
COUNT: EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY;
SALES MAKING COOPERATION;
YOUR LETTER TREATED CoNFI-
DENTIALLY. ADDRESS L. s., 61e
LoNGACRE BUILDING, NEW YORK.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05
SECURITY statesmen.

Responsible. thoroughly experienced
men with good records. accustomed
TO dignifled methods OF presentation
arc wanted by n large. successful and
very particular firm OF underwriters;
the offering Is most unique, has novel
features which strongly appeal to in
teiligent people, Is dividend payer
and IL high grade throughout. II IL
not n proposition that has anything
In common witt oils. mining, films
or any OF the stereotyped stock offer
inrs. Commissions WIN make II pos
sible for capable men to earn above
$4,000 yearly. Address Box ~, COG
Fitzgerald Building.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05
SALESAiEN.

TWO. HIGH CLASS Statesmen
TO SELL LADIES' PLATINUM
AND Ola MOND WRIS 7
WATCHES; ONLY THOSE WELL
KNOWN IN THE JEWELRY
TRADE AND BIG MONEY MAX
ERS CONSIDERED. WE WANT
ONE MAN FOR THE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST AND ONE FOR
MIDDLE WEST AND EASTERN
STATES; COMMUNICATES BY
LETTER ONLY. CONFIDENTIAL,
l.. & s. LOEB. 35S 9TH AV.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05
statesmen.

We need several men representatives
and have one of the most attractive
propositions ever offered the invest
ing public and the public Is respond
Ing generously. II you are dissatis-
fled with your present position, or IL
you are earning less than 500 per
week. 1t viii be we'll worth your time
to give this immediate consideration.
Only men Of good address and sales
manshp experience need apply. Com
mission basis. Call before noon and
ask for Mr.. Shimmon, 512 9Th av.,
New York, room COS.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05
STA 7 Z NJ A N A G Z II S.

Former officers of army and navy possess
sing genuine selling and directing ability. can
become State managers for a national
organization for which their military ex-
perience renders them specially suited only
a man who can earn over $50 per week in
dignfied. congenial work, while qualifying,
is wanted. Write fully. rank, age, sales ex-
perience. capacity, service. V 81 Herald.
Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

SHIPPING clerk wanted in large notion
house; experience in notion line preferred:
good salary; excellent opportunity for right
party. I 1872 Herald, Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05
MEN

banking experience: the local branch
office OF a large corporation will en-
tertain applications from capable men
over 20 with banking experience;
branch offices in principal cities OF
United States and Canada. Apply in
person, Room 802, 80 Court street,
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05
HELP WANTED--MALE.
MEN

WANTED. 25 TO 30. TO TRAIN FOR
eALESMEN: EXPERIENCE UNNEC-
ESSARY. WE MAINTAIN A SCHOOL
AND CAPABLE INSTRUCTOR TO
TRAIN YOU IN OUR OWN BUSI-
NESS WITHOUT CHARGE. YOU
WILL BE ASSURED A STEADY
POSITION. OUR Statesmen ARE
MAKING FROM $50 PER WEEK UP.
ONLY THOSE OF NEAT APPEAR
ANCE AND PLEASING PERSONAL
lTY CONSIDERED. PERSONAL IN
TERVIEw ONLY. AT y. NJ. OR I
p. NJ, MONDAY. WEDNESDAY OR
FRIDAY EVENIsG. SEE MR.. VAN
DOREN OF l.. Il. STEEL SERVICE
CORP. 299 BROADWAY, NEW
YORK CITY.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05
SALES EXECUTIVE.

An old established manufacturing corpora
tion Of labor saving apparatus and allied
electro-chemcal equipment desires 10 obtain
the services of a progressive man with initi-
ative, thoroughly qualified by experience In
ssles promotion, advertising. &c: In reply
state fully age. experience, religious denom-
ination and remuneration expected. X G42
Herald. $50 broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

SHIPPING CLERK WANTED. LIVE WIRE.
THOROUGHLY UNDERSTANDING ROUT-
ING: MUST BE WILLING AND ABLE TO
HANDLE MEN; GOOD PERMANENT POSI-
TON FOR RIGHT MAN. APPLY DYE
sTuFFs, z, o. BOX 3ss, CITY HALL STA
TTON N Y G.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05
statesmen.

We need IS capable men over % years OF
age, for New York and vicinity; also one
good Sales Manager for each OF the follow
ing States: Pennsylvania, New Jersey. Mary
land, Ohio. Illinois. California, Minnesota.
Missouri, Massachusetts,, Rhode Island and
Connecticut to sell to dealers our product.
which Will be ready for the market In a few
weeks. While learning our method of dis
tribution we give you an opportunity to make
good money selling our securities on com
mission basis The men qualifying will re-
ceive a steady position with unusual In
come Advances against commissions Will
be made when we are ready to market our
product. Call for personal interview and
bring references Monday and Tuesday. be-
tween 10 80 and 1870. Suite 500 20 w. 45th St.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

sALEsMEN-sECURITI
You may form a connection offering
excellent opportunity TO earn immediate
large returns and
PERMANENT ASSOCIATION WITH
GROWING INVESTMENT HOUSE,
at present offering attractive issue Of
SUBSTANTIAL INDUSTRIAL COM
PANY LOCATED IN NEW YORK CITY.
We'll known directorate and management:
liberal commissions. Call room sos, 220
5th av., or phone Madison Square 1106 for
appointment.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05
statesmen WANTED.

to sell a dividend paying
security Of n we'll rated
corporation recognized as
one OF the foremost COM
panies in its line.
Experience In selling Sc
curities not essential; we
viii school the men who
wish to take UP the pro-
fession. This connection
is to be a permanent one
and will pay from IS. 900
per year upward. Call or
write room 1901. % West
AID ST.. New York city.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05
HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen

A New York banking house, with
branches in several cities. has opening
on It's permanent staff for two clean
cut men of good standing selling at
tractive Government bond issues on a
successful selling PLAN attractive COM
mission basis. Those selected must
be able 10 appreciate an unusual op-
portunity and demonstrate their desire
20 take full advantage of IL. They
win be thoroughly instructed by and
have the full cooperation OF the firm.
This offers a most desirable connec-
tion 10 earnest, reliable men who want
10 advance themselves.
CALL BETWEEN 80 and 10 30
ROOM I. 7 WALL STREET.
ASK FOR BOND SALES MANAGER.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

Statesmen.
We are merchandising an educa-
tional product recognized by COM
potent authorities as excelling any
other of its nature.
To the men possessing vision and
enough confidence in themselves TO
warrant them to accept position
on commission basis, upon their
qualifying as to ability, we will offer
an executive position worth while.
We wan, you TO investigate us and
the earnings you can make. We VIII
investigate you.
Interviews granted 10-1 and 2-5
daily Mr.. Otis. Institute Of Simpli-
fled Education, Inc, 244 Madison aV.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05
SALES MANAGER. AssIsrANr

SALES MANAGER. ASSISTANT.
manufacturer selling the plumbing and
heating supply trade needs young man to
assist sales manager In following up travel
ling statesmen and in the preparation OF ad-
vertising matter: one with some advertising
experience; a good correspondent and ca
pacity for details; an exceptional opening for
the party able to make good. In reply state
ege, experience and salary expected. 10
Herald, Herald 80.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

YOUNG MAN-Large lace manufacturing
concern with high grade line and estab-
lished trade has an opening for young man
as ralesman In New York State: Familiarity
with line and the Jobbing and cutting up
trade essential; this is opportunity for
young man who is willing TO commence nj
n modest salary and work himself nm
through his own efforts into position OF
permanency. Young men with good records
may send their applications. stating in de-
tail previous experience. 653 Herald.
Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05
YOUNG MAN.

YOUNG MAN.
That is, a man who feels young; not one
who is too young In years, as a position
with this company means hard work-mental
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 an honest man.
II need be he will be trained for the worl,
he is TO do. After that he will earn all lie
is worth, and NO LESS.
This little ad represents an opportunity
for Improvement that will change the course
OF some mans life. and YOU MAY BE THE
If you are employed and unable 10 get
away write us for special appointment
Otherwise call any day this week between
10 and at suite s05 200 Madison av.
(around the corner from Grand CentraD.