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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-21
.0graniczenie |mmigraejI Do
LiCzby 355,461 OS6b.
Ameryka wSprawie |ndemnizacji NiemIec
Hughes MIANOWANY SEKRETARZEM STANU.
Arcybiskup DougherB W Drodze Do oRZymu.
Grozba General. Strajku Kolejowego W Meksyku
Surawa Bonus6w 0dlO1ona Do PrzyszegO KOngresu.
Pakt Fraucusko Angelki Sprawe Pustyni Syryjskiej
Obrymia Zawierucha Snie1na New YOrku.
IJNNE TELEGRAMY KRAJOW WE.
Grozba General. Strajku Kolejowego W Me
ava Bonus6w Odlozona Do Pryszlego Kongres1
Pakt Fraucusko Angieski Sprawie Pustyni Syryskie
()lbrzvmia Zawerucha Sniezna W New Yorku.
1NNE TELEGRAMY RAJOWE

SO amerykanskiego przedstawl--
ciela przy komisji odszkodowan
W Paryzu, jest jakoby podkresle-
MEM protestu ze strony Stanow
Zjednoczonych. Boyden zatrzy-'
n,aiby sic w Paryzu, gdyby byi
oiicjalnym representation, umo
cowanym do zaiozenia oficjalne-
go protestu. Jedyny krok, jaki
pozostaje do kompletnego zerwa-
MIA stosunk6w pomiedzy Ame-
rykq a pahstwami, kt6re braly
udzial W wojnie Swiatowcj, jest
wvcofanie amerykanSkich sii
zbr ojnych mad Rcnu. w Depar-
tamencie Wojny miano onegdaJ
powiedzicc. IL obecnoSG wojsk a.
rlerykanSkich mad Rcnem nicma
mic wsp0lnego Z Ligq Ludlow.
Department. wyda} rozporzadze
ME, IL dnicm l-go maja maja
bye wycofane stamtqd wojska a.
rnerykahskie, pr6cz 5000. kt6re
pozostana mad Rcncm az do Off
cjalnego podpisania pokoju Z,
Nicmcami. poczem zaS zostanq i
tie ostatnic wysoiane. Cest to
tendencyjna pro-niemiecka dcpe-
sza hearstowska / nalezy ia brat
L wielkq rezerwq. Przyp. Redak-i
eli Dzien Chicagoskieoo-l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-21
Z Biura MeteOrOlOg;cmegO.
Wsch6d siOnca o gOdzinie 6:3S.
Zach6d siofea O gOdzinie $3.50.

Zach6d slohea 0 godzinie $3.50.
Pogoda w Chicago i OkOlicy: w pO-
niedziaIek czeSciOwO pOchmurnie we
wtOTek prawdopodobnie niestala pO-
coda. NiawieIe zinian " teGHperaturze.
UmiarLiOuaay wsChodlni Wiatr.
Temperature dCHy n.ini@nej: Nai-
wy4s2a wezaraj o gOaIine lltej wiz
c26r. 80 stoGni. n2jnilsza gJdlinic
7mej rano, lY st0pni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-21
HUGHES MIANOWANY Sc.
KRETARZEM STANU.

St. Augustine. Fla, Fl lutego.
- Prczydcnt = clckt Harding "a
rniali6wai oncgdaj oiicjalnic Sc
Kretarzem stanu sedziego Char.
les Evans IIughes'a, kt6ry swc-
go czasu kandydowal ma prczy-
dcnta Stan6w Zjcdnoczonycl
przcciwko Wilsonowi. Sedzia
Hughes, kt6ry przybyi til W Il.
bicgiy piqtck, spedzii p. liar.
dingicm Gale przedpoiudnie w
sobote, ma konferencji, W kt6rej
,>.,-.,t
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-21
KURs MAREK POLsKICH.

Wedle komunikatu POlslIiego KOnsu-
latu GeneralnegO kurs marek pOlskicli
! Jest dis els marel "a $l.O0, czyli $l.63
! "a 1000. ...
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-19
DEATHS

ANAYA-The funeral Of Ernesto AnayA.
Hho died Saturday morning. whs held this
morning frotu the family residence Husiai
sas 81 ouadalupe cemetery Crollott Wa
In charge.
McCLuRE-rhe funeral Of ~ y. Mcclure.
Nho died Saturday morning ~ her rssldenre.
wss held this afternoon al Z O'Clock from
ne family residence Burial VS. - santa
barbara cemetery. tFolloft wa In shsrrs
SAABEDRA-The funeral Of Carlos haa
bedra, infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos
,aaDedra sho died last Saturday. Wa held
this morning ~ > o'clock frem The family
residence ~ San Jose. HuriAl wac ~ sau
jose cemetery Crrlioti was Ia charrs.
RoDRIGUEz-Msrrelin Rodriguez ..
~yeaf-old son Of Mr. and Mrs Emilio Rodri.
susA died yesterday morning A. the family
residence on John street Funeral strange
men's have not been completed. GareiA aud
sons ssh have charge.
McGkATH-rhe body Of Percy MeOnth.
, who died here Saturday night will be-
shipped 20 his hon,a In Grand Rapids. Mich
tomorrow. { r. French is in charge
LONELEs-Mrs. Sidney Ioyeless. axe
% years. died al local hospital here yes.
isrday morning following an operation.
Tbs body ~as taken 10 Estancia yesterday
afternoon Tor burial. e. = French va, 10
charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-19
BEAR TUNED CAMERA on MAN
Exposure Made by Bruin SHOWS For
ester la Inuli Flight

From the New York sun.
a long time bears have been known
10 be- humorous. but not until "A few
days ago was Il demonstrated that
"a black bear " properly approached
will display artistic l~canings. some
where In the aim lore OF hruin gen
erations there may have been bears
that had artistic inclination OF the
subject OF this story may be- the ad-
vance q Of "a new ultra tend
ency In wild lme Every Imposition
however, fails TO explain s~atisfsctor-
ily how "a black bear an the wilder
ness Of the Allegheny park could
learn enough about "a camera to take
pictures.
Nevertheless It Is true that at least
n bear knows photography, ne
cordins to u. x. Craig. "a forester
from the New York su,e college OF
forestry.
CRAIG IL engaged by the park com.
mission To assist In making q study
Of tie timber growth In the new
state park. Black bears have always
been plentiful In this section. where
the Allegheny river winds through
the mountains down to the Ohio.
Craig was cruising through the forest
gathering timber data. He lett his
camera on a log and was looking
around for a good subject To snap
when he discovered a big ldack bear
browsing In SOME berry bushes.
Craig waA surprised. He neglected
Ia think of his camera In the cuncrn-
urutod effort 10 place distance hc-
tween himelf and the hruin. lie ran
down the trail back 90 the amp and
informed Two companions OF the
presence Of the back bear. The three
men went back to the spot. bat the
bear had disappeared. The camera
Craig had LEFT IN the log was still
whore he placed IL. nut a plate had
been exposed, This did not attract at
tention until thep late was Developed
and showed him Ia rapid nghi down
the trail
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-19
TODAY's MARKET QUOTATIONS

little feacation ana then by upturns
higher than before.
Corn and oats were firmer with
wheat. Corn. after opening un-
changed to y cent lower. including
December az s2A to 52is cents. de-
riincd a trifie more and then scored
general gains.
Oats started y cent OF TO 4 cent
advance. December ssh to 3sA
cents and then hardened all around.
Higher quotations on hogs tended
10 strengthen provisions.
Wet weather northwest was an nd-
ditlonal Stimulus In wheat. FRONT
tnking sales although heavy. wcr,
well absorbed The market closed
firm ~ to 20 cents net higher
with December si.s7A to si.2s and
May si.Siis 20 si.7g.
Selling Increased later hut corn
aownturns failed to last. The close
RAJ firm. a shade to = cent net
higher with December sag to b25s "
50 cents.
Close.
wheai-December. iL27Ai MAY,
ti.3i
.corn-December. bsae. May,
JTAc,
Oats-D December 81 Ne: May. 4sAc.
Pork-septembcr. $3.50.
Ltrd-o October, sito7i January.
Hibs-oetober. Ass; January.
fS.25.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-19

BOSTON. Mass. sept fo-Herc's
a new Venus.
She has The distinction of not being
a movie actress. a dancer or an artist
model
She is just a bcautlfui girl with q
figure which Edwafd Brouiard.
famous New York artist. says IL as
perfect as that OF the mythical Venus.
shu Is Miss Marie iandson OF Cam
bridge.
Brouiard Is n graduate OF the
i.Ecole Rationale les Beaux Arts. OF
Marseiiles. France. lie has taken
Miss landson's measurements, and.
after consulting with other French
artists, has requested her TO come to
New York In the fan to pose an The
American Venus"
Miss IAndson says there are some
parental objections to her posing as
Venus.
II IL not her ambition 10 become an
artist model. but she would like to
be done In marble" AZ N Amer
lean Venus
MIR. Broulard took my measure
ments." Miss landson xlys. when (
was sent to him by a friend some
time ago. He expressed Amusement.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-19
AMERICAN \


ut says I am perfect because my
height H. ten times the length OF my
hand. and v and a half times
tho length of my foot. The distance
rom my elbow TO the tip OF the mid b
die hnger IA the same as from the
elbow Of the middle line Of the
breast. From the top OF my head to
b level OF my chin Is the same as
from h level Of my chin to my arm
pits
oiris. how do your proportions
compare with these
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-19
PEOPLE YOU
KNOW
Radiator repairing. ouickIe Auto Go.

Airs. =. u. Miller Of $40 West Mar
quette avenue, has returned from .
ak weeks visit In san Francisco and
Los Angeles
Mrs. Alfred Grunsfeld VIII return
this evening from California and will
remain here for "A visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ivan Grunesfeld.
Professor Aurello Espinosa. Of Lc-
land Stanford university, who has
been spending the past two days with
his parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. celso E.s-
pinosa, here. ON his way to Del Norte.
Colo. left last night for Del Nort..
He will dedicate the new high school
there today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-19
Colored Republican
Club Is For Bursum

Mcmbers Of the Colored Conserya-
i've Republican club have pledged
thcir support to u. o.. Bursum ir the
senatorial contest. Their announce
ment follows.
We. the members of the Colored
Conservative Republican dub, have
pledged ourselves to give senator
Holm o. Bursum our uncorhpromls-
ing support at the polls on the day
OF election. We mean at ali times
TO stand by every principle advanced
by the grand old party.
n u known by the leaders Of the
party IA this town hat we stand for
nothing but true and tried repub-
hcnnism.
The rally planned by the club for
Monday night viii o be held
Scratch pads, 10 cents pound at
rhe Evening HERALD
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-19

After the election Tuesday come 20
the meeting OF Albuquerque camp
No, J. WOOdnen of the World, ard
enjoy with Us a large class OF candi-
dates that n TO be introduced into
the forest % woodcraft. This will
into this camp In it's history. All
members are requested TO attend and
all Woodmen are welcome at our
meetings. Twenty-Five candidates.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-19

MCIkIcAGO. Sept. 1e.-Whcat took
al upward swing IN price today.
l,nlped b. Official announcement that
axporfH Of wheat and flour during
Annust lof4ied gc.ess. 900 bushels
Unofficial estimates had been only
aIlehtly above 50. 1000. 900 bushels
Hillls made much also OF word that
de government estimate of h Ar
mniins e~kportablc surplus had been
frduced from 5000. 900 bushels 20
Y. ZOO 600 bushels Opening quota.
fIruucn "a < cents higher. with De-
oflnhar Sl.eG TO si.2fh and May
ei.sg 70 3l.seh. were followed b. a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-19
Metal Markets.

NEW YoRk. sept. is.--Foreign
Tor silver, Sc hc.
copper STEADY; eIectroiytic spot
ara nearby. ishc: later. i2A ulsM
ofutn.
Tin easier. sept and nearby,
f1G.1h; futures, 1850.
Iron steady; No. I northern. ta1d
~. No. : northern. s209ai. No. ?
southern. fia01s.bo.
Lead steady; spot. 800.
y Zinc steady. spot. $3.50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-19

\ NEW YORK. Sept. ls.-shorts
gained the upper hand In today's
rfocl market. extending their opera
upns 10 svefy branch OF the list and
erecting substantial depreciation Of
nrlces- Sales .approdmafed $4,000
shares. The close was weak.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-19

DENVER, Sept. is-cattle receipts
1880; 10 10 90 cents tower: beet
steers, s525a6.5O: COWS and heiferf
ff.00n 500; calves. $1,000 300: bulls.
t1.0OW 500; stockerH and feeders.
k4.bOm 500.
Hog receipts, 700. 20 cents higher:
top. $3.50; bulk, ts.25aS.25.
sheep receipts 9.10O. market 20 o.
80 cents lower lambs, sT.25gS.2h;
ewes. f32bG $50; feeder lambs.
st.bO "a 500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-19

v~eaiers TO packers. sl2.6Oal2OO.
sIockers steady.
Hog receipts. 10000. market most %
~ 10 TO 20 cents higher than satur-
days average; top, 1915: bulk lights
and light butchers. fS.4OHs.7O; bulk
packing sows. t6.76M7.g5; pigs
steady; bulk desirable. s7.95m7.7b.
sheep receipts, $1,000. fat native
lambs mostly 90 cents lower: top.
ss.2bi bulk around 5000. fat western
lambs about 20 cents lever. ION.
$1,000; fat sheep and feeder grades
mostly steady; choice feeder lambs.
$3.50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-19
Livestock

KANSAS CITY. sept. is.-,aitle
receipts. 2,GOO. beef steers slow.
steers slow. steady to Is cents lower:
ycarlings. 1875. other steers early .
S5.5oas.65; fat she stock steady L.
weak. grass cows mohtly Sa.5O q $50.
few other kinds. $500 a. $50. grass
heiferr, 5000. light vealefs steady.
best $1,000; other sales weak to 90
cents lower. choice medium weights.
$500; most hcayies. $500 $50;
other classes generally steady; bulk
Gamers, s2.0oq $50; good cutters,
ta,0OG 3.25, most bulls, ta.b00t.2bs
feeders. s5.2bd 6.g6.
Hogs. receipts. $500; open slow
mostly 10 10 10 cents higher than
last weeks close; closed fairly active
at fun advance. best 1876 to 2iO pound
weights to packers and shippers.
SS.f: bulk OF sales sT.SOGS.4O; fun
load butcher sows, t7.O0 % 1850; throw
"a sows mostly. $500 a. 6.5O. stock
pigs. rs H. 30 cents higher with Few
choice lights at $3.50.
Sheep receipts. 1900. sheep
steady. ewes. t4.75; lambs weak %
10 cents lower. Al loads prime west
crn. $500.
CHICAGO. Sept. i9.-cauie re-
ceipts. $4,000: beef steers steady 10
Is cents lower; yearliugs ana choice
handy weights holding up best; early
top ,earlings. 5000; she stOck rela-
lively scarce. mostly steady; bulk
butcher cows and heifefs. si.2h 70
$50. canners and cutters largely
81 60 ~ 3,sbi bulls fully 20 cents low
CT. calves, 20 10 " cents lower; bulk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-19

NEW YORK. Sept. ia.-Prin.c
Mercantile paper, tHmC: exchange
hfayy; sterling demand, s7ihi cables,
39l%.
thine loans easy. 60 days. 90 days
- 9bh per cent; s months. "a
tA per ccnt
: Call money easier. hlsh, IS. low.
a. ruling rate. s; clozing. AZ aL;
lest loan, ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-19
CHICAGO.
Sept

tIIICAGO. Sept l0.-POtntovl
weak, receipts. i27 cars. Total l.. =
shipments, S34. Idaho white, t2fOl
2.b0, Minnesota Red river Ohios
t2.2SW2.35. Wisconsin white. t2.2bN
23b. Maine cobblers. $3.50; Mime.
sofa and Dakota san land ohio,
f2,oo92.lbi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-19
Produce

KANSAS CITY, Sept. i9.--EgEn iC
higher nrsts asc. seconds. 23c.
ioultr, unchanged; hens. ~ q 22c.
springs, 2Oc. brOiiers. csc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-19

HNEW YORK. sept. Is.-L1berty
bands closed: AIS. ss7.ss. first A.
$3.50 bid second a. $500 iirsi
,Sn.sss 'ss.,'i ,s sss9nd , tss ''sas.
ss9.sa; victory sHs. tss.0e. victor,
As, t9e.0S,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-19

Scratch pads, 10 cents pound
rhe Evening Herald
The New York herald., 1921-03-08
MEN.

IT Is SAID OPPORTUNITY
KNOCKS BUT ONCE" BETWEEN
THE HOURS OF AND Al WILL
CONSIDER APPLICATIONS OF 10
MEN. AGES 25 TO 30. WHO ARE
NOT SATISFIED WITH THEIR
PRESENT EMPLOYMENT AND WHO
ARE HONEST AND AMBITIOUS
AND HAVE A DESIRE TO CUT
LOOSE FROM THE WEEKLY PAY
ENVELOPE. TO THE MEN Sc
LECTED A PRACTICAL COURSE IN
sALESMANsHIP WILL BE GIVEN
FREE OF CHARGE. AND THOSE
QUALIFYING WILL IMMEDIATELY
BE GIVEN A POSITION WITH A
SALES ORGANIZATION EMPLOY
ING OVER 1900 Statesmen AND
AN OPPORTUNITY TO EARN FROM
5000 TO $1,000 ANNUALLY AND
PRACTICALLY UNLIMITED oPPoR-
TUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT
THIS COURSE WILL IN NO WAY
CONFLICT WITH YOUR PRESENT
EMPLOYMENT. AS THE INsTRUC-
TIoNs WILL BE GIVEN IN THE
EVENING. CALL 5o7 9TH Av.,
ROOM eo2.
The New York herald., 1921-03-08
HELP WANTED-MALE.

Accountants
BUSINESS BUILDERS
WANTED.
You can earn $3.50 week.
II We earn 500 week or less we
ENVY the fellow who earns S2oc
week and WONDER HOW he does II.
Most Of us have an idea that he's
got some "scheme," and when we see
him go on and UP We think hes
gifted"
Some Of our fellows who never
earned over $50 week before or VINO
had NEVER SOLD A THING, now
rank as our most successful statesmen
and they are drawing weekly commits
sion checks varying from S157 70 S4oo.
(Figures taken from last weeks pay
roll.) An actual AVERAGB OF III
producing statesmen, large and small,
showed earnings OF $50 per man last
week.
The REAL reason WHY man can
be a successful moneymaker is found
in the fact that he has learned. FIRST
to CONTROL HIMSELF. After that
ONLY can he develop his ability 70
command the HIGHEST MARKET
PRICE. Control YOURSELF and you
CONTROL YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
Seif-control develops ABILITY. HARD
W0hh LOLO IE1LS AsAA01.
A mind filled with Envy. Fear.
jealousy Hatred Is DISEASED
MIND. and sees life through lenses
that are out of focus. Such mind
THINKS WITH ITS FEELINGS, or.
in other words. II doesn't think at all
1t only FEELS.
Drive out those birds OF prey which
rob Us every single day. Then, and
AAk4
people and OURSELVES as we really
are. THEN We shall SEE our oP-
PoRTrTNTTrES-ou right places-and
our latent abilities will have the
chance 10 unfold and develop, and
GRASP OPPORTUNITY.
The Business Anders offers you oP-
PoRTTJNITY. Nbst jobs are tread
mills. But the Business Builders jobs
are ESCAI.ATORS-they carry you UP
as you make your feet COUP and
ON to BIGGER Jobs and bigger
things.
Learn the Science OF Selling ard 90
up and on with Us. We've got some
of the best statesmen In the country
on our force. working HARD and
MAKING MONEY. But II isn't only
the money we earn NOW. It's tho
splendid OPPORTUNITY we all have
20 MAKE GOOD and get BIGGER
JOB with MORE MONEY. for the
business Builders are under CON-
TRACT with three corporations to
TRAIN men for sales and business
executive positions paying from 5000
TO $4,000 a year. Those corporations
MUST HAVE FIRST CLASS MEN,
men OF large calIbre. within the past
year we have trained g5 men for them.
They still require 1875. THEY MUST
BE PROMOTED FROM OUR SELL
TNG RANKS. Those ranks are open
10 YOU. YOUR OPPORTUNITY IS
HERE, NOW.
II you have NEVER sold anything.
THAT IH NO OBSTACLE. You CAN
SELL. Say that With determination
lot no other thought enter your mind
BEGIN NOW. Get your training
without cost, at tho Same time earn
ing good income. The JOB we've
got for you NOW II n good one, but
X Is only a ETARTEE--a TESTER
for tho BIGGER JOB higher up when
you Make Good. You hsve a splendid
opportunity THIS WEEK. we have
started New Sale. Unit. Your JOB
and your OPPORTUNITY ARE right
here. CaIl between 10 and 2.
Ask for Mr.. wells
JAMES w. TrLroTTS
BUSINESS BUILDERS,
$40 Fifth Avenue Cat Goth strcet).
The New York herald., 1921-03-08
SECURITY SALESMAN.

We want q real salesman TO present
high class security of consolidation OF
q number OF producing companies. one or
which paid 1S6s5 In cash dividends and
stock bonus IN the last IS months. The
management and company are open TO
fullest investigation. Strong cooperation
and leads furnished Advertising cam
paigl will be started In tho near future.
References are required. We pay an
attractive commission and offer you
genuine opportunity II you can qualify.
Write US IN confidence what you have
done TO G. NJ. box 247 Herald. 206
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-03-08

sUPERINTENDENT-oN OF THE LARGE
CONCERNS MANUFACTURING A HIGH
GRADE OF ORNAMENTAL BRONZE AND
IRON WORK WANTS A THOROUGHLY Y
PRACTICAL MAN IN THIS LINE: MUST
UNDERSTAND ARCHITECTURAL DRAW
INGS AND MODERN METHODS OF PRO
DUCTION AND HAVE EXECUTIVE
ABILITY. w. II. JACKSON Co. 335 CAR
ROLL ST, BROOKLYN, N. Y.
TEACHER, experienced in double entry
bookkeeping. Merchants and Bankers
School. 81 East 5sth st. Plaza 2993.
TECHNICAL MEN.
Your BRAINS are worth $3.50 week.
Brains produce MONEY when they
are linked up with OPPORTUNITY.
Whether you have ever SOLD ANY
THING or NOT. read the Business
Builders ad. In these columns.
The New York herald., 1921-03-08

MEN.-A reliable firm. IN its cigh-
teenth year OF continuous success,
offers Immediate prospect OF s25 or
more n day, TO q few good men who
are willing TO apply themselves 20
training, eventually sure to land tho
right men in positions OF executive
responsibility. with steadily increas-
Ing earning opportunities: your ap-
plication should bo made. however,
without delay. Call at 8 80. 10 or 2.
Suite 6l3, ~ Broad Ut.
The New York herald., 1921-03-08

The open road to success stretches
before every man who reads this nd.
II will pay you to hit the trail Tho
goal. not far off. IL your appointment
TO branch-managership In a rapidly
expanding sales-organization, planning.
In the months just ahead. 70 double
its present number OF sales offices and
TO put you-just as soon as your work
merits it-in charge OF one OF them.
Our present branch managers earn
upward OF $4,000 yearly. That is the
goal we set for you.
Call from 10 TO 4 at the office most
convenient:
E. II. SPENCE q CO.. mo.
rs w. S3d Street, New York City.
1872 Nassau Street. New York City.
166 Montague Street. Brooklyn, n. Z.
500 Broad Street, Newark, N. J.
The New York herald., 1921-03-08
HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Young men 10 join naval organ
lzation; rowing, steam launches, short
cruise TO Atlantic ports on Eagle boats with
pay: tennis. swimming, gymnasium, baseball.
rifle practices wonderful summer advantages
Ii the city Apply Recruiting Officer. u.
s. s. Granite State, foot OF West 9th ST..
North River, New York city. Tuesday or
Thursday evening.
The New York herald., 1921-03-08

An opportunity for several men TO con-
meet with an investment house offering
an Issue OF preferred and common stock
OF a hotel company, located on the Hud-
son, 40 minutes from New York The
company Is now paying dividends and the
object OF this issue Is to build addi-
tion TO the present building Selling ex-
perience IS desirable but not essential.
Call after 10 A. NJ. 40 Wall St. room 3i1.
SALESMAN for general merchandise on
commission. National Converting Com
pany. 126 Spring 81.
The New York herald., 1921-03-08

SECURITY statesmen WANTED
TO sell per cent. preferred stock. SO par.
with 100 per cent. bonus OF common stock
In going concern TO people who know about
the company and have written for inforna-
tion; only experienced men considered. Ap-
ply afternoon only. Johnson Hopkins Co..
3oS 5th av NJ q
The New York herald., 1921-03-08
sALEsMEN WANTED.
WE ARE LOOKING FOR THE
UNUSUAL. ORDINARY MAN
WHO MUST MAKE MONEY.

Whether you are experienced or not
Is OF little Significance to US. provided
only that you are quick TO appreciate
the value Of a good proposition.
STRAIGHTFORWARD In putting across your
message once you are sure OF the
truth OF II. active and energetic In
following the instructions OF men
whose success points the way to your
own advancement.
II you are between Is and so
years OF age. and are really sin
cere and willing to cooperate with
us. we will talk to you at room
iffe. 1923 Broadway. or 1s East
41st St. room 902, between 10 and
IL A. M.
The New York herald., 1921-03-08
sALESMEN.

Three high oslrored men. capable Of
rapidly advancing to executive posi-
tions in large financial selling
organization; remuneration on n sal
ary and commission basis. as ability
is proven; experience in selling securi-
ties not as essential as a clean record
and determination. Call for inter
view, third foor.
sos FIFTH AVENUE.
AT 42D STREET.
The New York herald., 1921-03-08
STOCK SALESMAN.

The nature Of our proposition plus the
cooperation we give our statesmen should
make II possible for the high calibre man
to sell a minimum OF $50 900 a month. Our
proposition has the written Endorsement Of
leading bankers and business men In their
respective fields 1t Is one which every real
stock salesman will welcome once Il Is
pained to him. Successful security men
don't waste time on deals which can't stand
investigat tion. Why continue 10 handle those
OF doubtful merit? We have room for a few
high quality men In our organization on
highly attractive commission basis II you
can qualify address Suite 9i2. ~ West 34th
ST.. or telephone Mr.. Hodes. Fitz Roy 1899.