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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
Rail Inefficiency
Is Charge of Lauck

4 CHICAGO. March ss,--inefficient
management IL costing the railroads
Of the nation a billion dollars a
year. w. Jett rauck. consulting
labor economist. told the United
States railroad labor board today.
fanek appeared for rail employees
% show why national shop agree
ments between employers and en-.
ployes should not be abrogated. as
asked by rail executives
IAuck said the rail tangic was
due 10 the -inadcquacies OF manage
ment and not national agreement.
IF railroad management was
characterized by reasonable efficien.
cy and had available for It's use n
proper amount of credit or capital.
labor costs would have shown a rad.
zeal decline under national agree
ments.- said Iauck. He charged
that the carriers arguments to
have national agreements abrogated
arc to prevent the establishment Of
human standards In industry.
we shan demonstrate that the
railroads are now consciously and
deliberately taking advantage Of a
temporary Industrial depression 10
destroy human standards which are
sanctioned by the thought and prac-
ticc OF tho leading Industrial nations
Of the world Iauck stated.
Attacking the claim OF w. w. At
terhury. vice president Of the Penn
syivania lines. that national agree
ments produce ineffcieney and
waste. Iauck declared: I'VE win
soon submit evidence 20 show con
ciusiveiy that the output OF EN-
Dlcyes, or their productive efficiency.
has greatly Increased. as compared
With the pre-war period and that
much greater volume OF traffic has
been handled by fewer employees
working n fewer number Of hours"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29

TORONTO. Aprii The court Of
revision has denied a claim for ex.
emption made BY father who asked
for the usual 1900 exemption for
each Of three children ana another
$500 for an expected arrival. The
court decided IL could not anticipate
tho visit Of the stork.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
$40, 600, 900 Labor
Temple IL Planned

LONDON. Aprfi i.-Pians are IN.
der way for a great building 20 Be
uscd as general headquarters for
the London labor party. The temple
viii cost tio.ooo. 600. and VIII serve
as rhilying point for trade union,
Aata II win be deliberately decorated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
Egg Proclaims
Second Coming
of the Messiah

ST. JOSEPH. Mo..e March "a
CONSERVATION has been caused
among the superHtitlous In the
negro colony by the finding OF
hens egg bearing the inscription,
Christ cometh." They are conf.
dent II means the second coming OF
the Messiah and the early ending OF
the world.
The egg. which n now IN the pos
session of John Strickland, propric-
tor Of secondhand store. bears
the inscription in distinct tho ir.
regular letters about three-eighths
of an Inch high. The letters seem
to be formed by strata In the shell.
Strickland purchased a dozen eggs
at a nearby grocery. He boiled
few OF them for his MONDAY lunch
and while doing so noticed that one
of them had n very soft shell and
that some spots did not seem 20 be
fully developed. lie thought moth.
ing of this. however. until he re-
moved the eggs from the water.
when the words were distinctly out.
lined.
Several hundred persons have
viewed the egg In the last few days
and have voiced many explanations
of the phenomenon. Strickland,
however, declares he cannot explain
IT,
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-06-30

Half an hour later he entered his
luxurious suite Of rooms at the Hotel
Magnificent.
A girl, who had been lying by the
fire reading a French novel. looked up
at the sound Of the door. She did not
speak. for tie look on his face told her
all she wanted To know.
He crossed TO the sofa and smiled
down at her
Successful oil our own terms.
Tomorrow, Irna. the COmte de Guy
dies. and Carl Peterson and his dough
ter leave for England. A country gen
rleman. / think, is Carl Peterson. He
might keep hens, and possibly pigs
The girl on the sofa rose. yawning.
Mon Dieu, what n prospect! Pigs
and hens-and in England How long
is IL going TO takeT
The Count looked thOughtfully into
the fire.
Perhaps year-perhaps six
months. :. 1t Is on the lap OF the
gods.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-06-30
CHAPTER !
In Which He Takes Tea at the Carton
and Is Surprised.
ONE

IN winch ne dNCS Sd Al LnG OGTICo1
and lie Surprised.
ONE.
Captain Hugh DrummOnd, D.S.O.,
NJ. c., late of His Majestys Royal
Loamshires, was whistling in his morn
ing bath. Being by nature of cheerful
disposition, the symptom did not sur
prise his servant, late private of the
famous regiment, who was laying
breakfast in an adjoining room.
After a while the whistling ceased,
and the musical gurgle Of escaping
water announced that the concert was
over. II was the signal for James
Denny-the square jawed ex-batman-
to disappear into the back regions and
get from his wife the kidneys and ba-
con which that most excellent woman
had grilled to a turn. But on this par
ticular morning the invariable routine
was broken. James Denny seemed
preoccupied, distract
Once or twice he scratched his head
and stared out of the window with a
puzzled frown.
whats you looking for, James Den
nyr' The irate voice Of his wife at
the door made him LOOK round guiltily.
Them kidneys is ready and waiting
these five minutes
Her eyes fell on the table, and she
advanced into the room wiping her
hands on her apron.
did you ever see such a bunch of
letters?" she said.
'FOrty-fve, returned her husband,
grimly, land more to come" He picked
up the newspaper lying beside the
chair and opened it.
''Them's the result of that he con-
tinued graphically, indicating ii para
graph with square finger, and thrust
ing the paper under his wife's nose.
''DemObilized officer she read slow
ly, finding peace incredibly tedious.
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on your face? Has that .eprobate
James been misbehaving himseIf?''
The worthy woman snorted. He
has not. sir-not yet, Ieastwise. And
If so be that lie does'-her eyes trav-
eled up and down the back OF the
hapless Denny, who was quite unneces-
sarly pulling books of shelves and
putting iLem Hack dgain--'if 50 be
that he does, sic continued grimly.
him and me VIII Lave wordS-as I've
told him already his morning" She
staiked FROM ,lie room. at,er staring
pointedly at the letters in Drummond-s
hand. and tile Two men looked at one
another.
ITS that u-ere reference TO crime,
sir, that's Torn it." said Denny in
hOarse whisper.
Thinks I'm going TO lead you
astray, does SIC. JamesT' He was
opening the hrst envelope, and SUI
denly ne looked up with twinkle IL
his eyes. Just 10 sci her mind nj
rest" he remarked graVely, ''y0u might
tell her thai. aus far as ! can see IA.
present, ] shall only undertake murde.
In exceptional cases"
He prOpped the letter up against
the tOasi-rack and commenced his
breakfast. Where is PudlingtOn
JamesT and one might almost ask
why is PudlinglonT M town has any
right TO such an offensive name" He
glanced through the letter and shook
his head flush tush, And the wife
of the bank manager toO-the bank
manager of PudIingtOn. James Can
you conceive of anything so dreadful!
But I'm afraid Mrs. Bank Manager is
a puss-a distinct puss It's when
they get on the Soul-mate stunt that
the furniture begins to fly"
DrummOnd tore up the letter and
q -.',ne'' the pieces into the basket be
side him. Then he turned to his ser.
want and handed him the remainder Of
the envelopes.
60 through them, James, while 1 as
sault the kidneys, and pick two or
three out for me- l see that you will
have to become my secretary"
do you want me to open them,
sir?' asked Denny dOubtfully.
You've hit il, James-hit it in one.
Classify them for me in groups. Grim
inal; sporting amatOry-that means
of or pertaining to love; stupid and
merely boring; and as a last resort,
miscellaneous" He stirred his coffee
thOughtfully II feel that as a first
venture in our new career-Ours, 1 said,
JRmes-lOve appeals to me irresistibly.
Find me a damsel in distress; a beau
tiful girl, helpless in the clutches Of
knaves. Let me feel that can fly to
her succOr, clad in my new grey suit
ing"
He finished the last piece of bacon
and pushed away his plate.
Denny was engrOssed in a letter he
had just opened. A perpleXed look
was spreading over his face. and sud
denly he sucked his teeth loudly. 1t
was a sure sign that James was ex-
cited, and DrummOnd glanced up
quickly, and removed the letter from
lis haHdS. I'm surprised at you.
James" he remarked severely. "a sec
rotary should control itself Don't
forget thai the perfect secretary is an
1t; an automatic machine-a thing in
capah'e of feeling.
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CopYriqht ~ sec n Doron e

hAggling; stated them AZ one big man
states them to another Of the same kid
ney. to whom time is money and indie
cisiOn or beating about the bush ana
thema-
Perhaps, Count you would be good
enough to leave us for a few minutes"
Won Gratz was speaking The deci-
sion is a big one, and ="
why. certainly, gentlemen" The
Count moved toward the door. u will
return in ten minutes. BY that time
you will have decided-One way or the
other"
Genius that he was in the reading
of mems minds. he felt that he knew
the result of that ten minutes deliber-
alton. And then What then7
=. In his Imagination he saw him
self supreme in power, glutted with it
"a king, an autOcrat, who had only to
lift his finger TO plunge his kingdom
into destruction and annihilatiOn. .
And when he had done II. and the
country he hated was in ruins. then he
would claim his million and enjoy 1t as
a great man should enjoy great re-
ward. Thus for the space Of ten
dream dreams. That the force he pro-
posed to tainper.with was ii dangerous
force disturbed him not at all he was
a dangerous man. That this scheme
would bring ruin, perhaps death. to
thousands OF innocent men ana women
caused him no Qualm: he was a su-
preme egcist. All that appealed to
him was that he had seen The OppOr-
tunity that existed, and that he had
the nerve and the brain to turn that
opportunity 70 his own advantage.
Only the necessary money was lacking
and With quick movement
he pulled cut his watch. They had
had their ten minutes The matter
was settled. the die was cast.
He rose and walked across the
lounge. For an appreciate D1Oment
the Count paused by the door. and a
faint smile came to his lips. Then
he opened ii, and passed into the room.
The American was still chewing his
tOOthpick Steinemann was still
breathing hard. Only Won Gratz had
changed his occupation and he was
sitting at the table smoking a long
thin cigar The Count closed the door,
and walked over TO the fireplace. e.
well. gentlemen" he said quietly,
''what have you decided?"
II was the American who answered.
eft goes. With one amendment.
The money is too big for three OF US:
there must he fourth. That will be
a quarter of million each.'
The Count bowed.
"Have you any suggestions as to
whom the fourth should beg"
Yep, . said the American shortly.
'"These TWO gentlemen agree with me
that il should be another OF my cOun-
:rymen-so that we get equal numbers.
The man we have decided on is COM
ing TO England in a few weeGs-Hiram
G. Potts. If you get him in, you can
count us in, too. If not. the deals
off"
The Count nodded, and if he felt any
annoyance at this unexpected develop
ment he showed no sign of it on his
face.
al know of Mr.. Potts" he answered
quickly. Your big shipping man. isn't
he? l agree TO your reservation"
Good said the American. Let's
discuss some details
Without a trace of emotion on his
face the Count drew up chair to the
table. 1t was only when he sat down
that he started TO play tattoo on his
knee with his left hand.
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would welcome diversion. Legitimate.
If possible; but crime. If of a compare
lively humorous description. no Objec-
ton. Excitement essential. Would be
prepared TO consider permanent job If
suitably impressed by applicant for his
services. Reply at once Box Mo"
She put down the paper on a chair
and stared first at her husband and
then at the rows Of letters neatly ar
ranged on the table.
Il calls il wicked" she announced at
length. Fair flying in the face of Pro
violence. Crime, Denny-crime. Don't
you get 'aving nothing 10 do with such
mad pranks, my man, or you and me
will be having words" She shook an
admonitory finger at him, and retired
slowly TO the kitchen.
moment or two later Hugh Drum
mond came in Slightly under six feet
In height, he was broad in proportion.
His best friend would not have called
him gOod-loOking, but he was the for
tunate possessor Of that cheerful type
Of ugliness which inspires immediate
confidence in its owner.
He paused as he got to the table and
glanced ar the rows Of letters. who
would have thought 1t, James?' he re-
marked. Great Scot 1 shall have to
get a partner"
With disapproval showing in every
line OF her face, Mrs. Denny entered
the room, carrying the kidneys. and
DrummOnd glanced at her with a
smile
"GoOd morning. Mrs. Denny" he
said. Wherefore this worried look
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-06-30
First published in the Hays Free
Press, June 16, 1920

State of Kansas, Ellis County. IS.
In the Probate Court of Said County
and State.
In the matter of the Estate Of J. T.
Engstrom, Deceased.
Notice of Final Settlement
Creditors and all other persons in
terested in the aforesaid estate, are
hereby notified that on the 18th day
of July 1921, I shall apply to the Pro-
bate Court sitting at the Court House
in the City of Hays, Ellis County,
Kansas, for a full and final settlement
of said estate and for an order of the
Court finding and adjudging who are
the heirs of ]. T. Engstrom, Deceased.
Beda Engstrom,
Attest: J. B. Gross, Executrix.
Probate Judge.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-06-30
TRICKS
superstitions About Birds.

1t has always been deemed unlucky
by the superstitious to kill robin
or a swallow. In some lands the i'll
luck If the killing be accidental, is
Cancelled if burial is given to the
bird. Swallows are accounted sacred
because they flew around the cross
Of Calvary.
The New York herald., 1921-01-07

am looking for a particular type % man.
who Is Inherently honest who can faith
fully represent an organization OF national
and record. regardless OF fouf
present occupation you may be that parlic-
ular man whom | can place An a position 90
earn not less than $500 per year. Gail ~
room 1907. 80 Court ST.. Brookiyn- Cal
10 A. NJ. and z. NJ.
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sALEsMEN-wdte ~ tist ~ llbs. aaa fan
particular: earn $500 q flD.n0o feaflf
big demand fof men. inexperienced ~ espfft.
enced, city or travelling. uis "a, W. ftd
81, New YORK.
SALESMBN on FURNITURE ..nr@ fof Nre
York. PENNSYLVANIA, Nee Iefrse. Mar siand
and the Nifeinins. commission oniy Ntfr
references With first lesief TIE lnt~n Fer
pany lnc.. 1907 Mirhirnn ny. Chiraro. lil
STOCK salesucn-IAdies ana reniiemth
Meritorious proposition not oi 81 niininr
no strings OF trimming VI s1u rfrf sola
stock YOU can sell this issue N not hfffef
ffiire' references required. Can ana iniers
tiEate.
VIM A. craddock, suite iioi - W sad.
STOCK SALESMAN.
Patentees manufacturing office appliance
In big demand desire hirhes, class Etork
statesmen 10 sell stocn. honey 90 be used Tor
manufacturing purposes only. output already
contracted foe; excellent Income assured,
Q 9Sa Hcrald fulton a.
STOCK Statesmen. - Experienced Telephone
statesmen TO handle an Industrial preferred
Issue, 10 per cent dividend basis
sound Investment liberal commission, COOP,
GRAFTON. Telephone John Hsps.
STOCK statesmen, experienced, 20 handle In
dustrial security Of highest nefi, cosnmis-
sion and salary. Call 30 Rway room BE
Mr.. Names.
TILE AND MARBLE
Experienced estimator, salesman or fore
mai; best references. - Herald. Her.
aid 50.
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HELP wANTED--MALE.


JANPTOR-Toung man of good chararfrf.
who " onid live on premises nurt - rfftc'
lent handy man; $50 and unfurnishcd room
Ia right person. with advancement; No \ ref
erences Al West 9th ST, apply after =
o'clOcl
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

ACCOUNTANT, expert public. desires m RI
time work. experienced tax reports; r,e.
fonahle. Shecr l12 Last liGth.
ACCOUNTANT. certified public, open for po
sition, temporary, permanent, In or out
city moderate pay Samson, 233 w. 22d
AUDITOR C2D, ten years banking expert
encu. desires position; bankers, brokers,
accountants; salary $1,000. 500 Herald,
FULTON ~.
A good office man or salesman; experienced
correspondent; export, chipping and buying
sxperience. y i2n1 Herald, Fulton st.
ATTENDANT. nurse. refined low eAlary
best reference. ~ H., a3i w. 3ttl m.
BARKEEpER, middle aged, thoroushiy OK.
perlenced; good references. Exner. 40 w
10th ST.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
For u,re-ra.s.nser cars.

Tor Hire-rassenger Cars.
Maxwell enclosed . passenger. owrtr
drives $3.50 per hour. watklna-cps0.
ILTAC-Cienteman going South wilt
rent 20 Apfli I brouRham limousine. very
smart, latest model. with chauffeur. phons
2-o- Broad.
limousine TOURING cars for hlrei fnrerfste
rates, BUCKLES. phone Murray Iiill 2stla
PACKARD TwiS stNES Tor hire. peffer
service. reasonable rates G.. NJ. a.. v
Williamson. 20, ". t9d nrtan, icin 1850
TNCKAnD limousine to bite Tot otcaslc~v
~ hour. day. veet Rhneisntef Sft
The New York herald., 1921-01-07
Statesmen.

1T's SAFE BET THAT
YOU'LL END THE NEW YEAR
No BETTER THAN YOU
START IT. If YoC COME 10
1901 WITH EFYEp-Up AMlN-
TI0N AND TIE VISION OF 4
GOAL WORTH WTlLE As AN
INCENTIVE YOUR AMBITION
WILL WITHOUT QUESTION
SEE you TIIRorGH 60 III
Yf65tt' CAN CAN AVERAGE $40 4
WEEK AND OVER ron THE
ENTIRE YEAR If uNDlst
OUR DIRECTION YOU'LL
AGREE SIMPLY TO WALK
AND TALK AND TELL THE
TRUTH. If YOU'RE Ht
TWEEN 81 AND 90 DROP
IN TO SEE Us. ANY DAY.
FROM 10 TO 4.
SUITE 1910. 25 w. 43D ST.
SUITE sos, i32 NASSAU sr.
SUITE SO. iGe MONTAGUE ST. B'KLYN
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SAL.ESMAN

to sell high grade dividend paying indus
trial stock the company manufactures a
product for which there l. a worldwide de-
inand and funds derived from sale OF stock
are used for expansion Of it's business issue
II very attractive both as 10 safety of prn
cipaI and dividend yield: we want reliable.
'ernus man. with or without experience. whc
viii appreciate very unusual opportunits y
for substantial earnings and permanent
connection; commission basis. Paul Weis-
bart & Co., Inc. Cos 9th av.
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SALESMEN.

WE REQUIRE A FEW LIVE WIRE
Statesmen 70 HANDLE OUR
NIFTY FOR ADVANCEMENT, AS WE
ARE BUILDING OUR ORGANIZA-
TlON. CALL 4 +. NJ, OUR NEW
YORK BRANCH. CARPENTER TIRE
Z AND RUBBER CO. SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF GOTH ST. AND CO.
LUMDUS AV
The New York herald., 1921-01-07

ALESMEN-HiCiH GRADE MEN.
acquainted with dry goods. hardware,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNITURE
TRADE,
tor tho following territories,
NEW YORK STATE,
NEW ENGLAND STATES.
Prefer men Who have sold
OIL CLOTH. WINDOW SHADES, FI.OOl;
COVERINGS, CREToNNES, &C.
Commission and drawing account
EDWARD KORN CO., 594 D'wAY, N. Y.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
ceasmsrrsaI H-ip Wanted.
NENT EXCHANGE
~ Church g..
Nsa York ciiy
Estabilaaed iaos
ofTIcERs AND DIRECTORS
~ i'fesiasht ..... 1chn ~ Macarthur
ftFaAIiHf ....... Francis T.. Hina
teefe'alF. ..... .Eassns a. Ou;erbridsa
nab,ft W ueForen.
A. n Lrrte
NHHrrfun Carton.
aFfHar MNiiame
Nenfrr riumcnfnai
sfNiuN ENEct'Trvr uErARTsIENg.
sANrs rl,oMoTgn-Mas, saarourhi. ua-
iN'rffh iHitHsifH methods;
ActssNrAwT -nufonuasy fsr nan wig,
HHnsfaffHrns iautisr -spsfleneH s2'D9
AcagrNThNr rstef mar freerisneca r
8ttHfrHent afflH ann4lfoiisfs office pf
saaatf nofs o. ps YfeF
oFf1CE NANAgEf Mast hav. rooa EnosI-
lanF in Dsife Estpt 1900 yssr.
AftNH MIAMI NanfiN aabsidiay com
Fnaies WafHrlnNts taisucn sheets. ~.
shain tcss rHprfifHee wia heipi sA."o"
srkrgsTicfkN-rr PREFER mar with Insurance
~ fasueltF rQu,pang espvf.enee. kzfto
ATNof NrANT-s ippsftanity 81 nrEe. pro.
glntsftf funlpaNy downtown. prefer ac-
FauNftfF afudsut fNraNisf wifh reeonctl-
ins hana siatein~rts a. 100 year.
BOOK kkEEftf-a Lnenff win laFec publir
ufnliY fUufffu in Marii4, u, y Coufrhct
and ftantt tt0rfafian q. 100 gesr
MANAGER or ACCOUNTING MACHINE
fikFkNfMl.Ni Il kFawitcee ~ roesf~ az
afnilfflttI Hla HltF wil hflu locate largo
tasiors Nliae-rsis ;. nsisl 900 yesf.
Arctl -NrAsI -~esefal rrs,tis rfa.niugs Tor
4aiil1lH Hna Hfflil ttiaff liN iNsf funilN
rsuniifs flfnr sstne MFH iefA care
nna sufie tfaveilins - sto o. lpo year
3I.IAANG FEHHEsNNTA Arff Ef fporfunl
fHf nHH hefHern aEss 81 ti Hill ecmf
-niea flsFflrHft shIH ~ rarfr file effi.
II. ntg nnl tnIae af fftAIf iufffnnify o..
tsiee b. tkrrutlyvs Fnlsfv reniuiruquretr
~ DRE MANAUEh suneniss apa taAa
az ahAs. 81 sln 81 is.i year
hakefa aud rhoirsain Erocsfs. saiary
tatrfnrusHiatr.
SAtEEMAN -. Espefrne~d eorinH faotoD
Huflfilits 20 frntsf w8fklHn factories
stniiai aalas cHuinlcnHafate.
Cali 81 noem Tiss2i
Tho .NATIONAL"
w Church ~
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MEN and women of good social
standing can augment their in
comes appreciably In high class
business without financial oblisa.
tion or serious personal effort:
communications strictly private;
commission basis. Address q. X,
Post Office box 3T2. City Hall
Station, New York city.
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WANTED. BY A NEW YORK
STOCK EXCHANGE FIRM.
MAN TO TAKE CHARGE or
BOARD TELEPHONE ON
FLOOR or EXCHANGE, AID
DRESS NJ. X, +. .. BON s2..
CITY HALL STATION, NEW
YORK CITY
The New York herald., 1921-01-07

AGENTS to sell malt extract TO drug, grocer
and dellcatessen trade. Cos West 3ath ST.
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HANiLToN
rMrLoYNENT SERVICE
o. fHufHN rf
nnH hIuFk ufsf af nrHaaU OF
rnr hlsrk Ntios Cuftiaraf a.

NNF hIITN NTINN IuffINfHT N
We have aupfnNlminft't $500 N.gn aHn
0peninFe faf WUNkffNl'NH -TENtsD
HAFfIElts, cost NlNNsH. Ar falnfit
FROM sfS a. 80 rrf aerF
FTFNoaltApfi Efi -sEf iif kllN. f'ruiesiAr.
80. can to.fay. Afias Eaitioy nicut Arsnrg
ia2 Nhwau ~
HANKS. t.4ifra. haakas. ssrf. CLERKS. Al 80
beys ses. Nassau AaaneY. iit NnssHn nj
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ppms-sle nslp wanted

PASTRY .hsf, SO a wesk hFan walter, t3a
week couples. pfitnfna N1hiie lnuiforH.
United Employment Agency fua ~ flf ~
BtrTtERS. fiooki.n, wanted imnadiateir
Duffys AFrnss. ". f1th -
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IMMEDIATELY.

MANAGER-Experi rienced man 90 manRge
depa RI rnent In wholesale silk Goods house
state full particulars. \ ~ Herald. Her
afI
The New York herald., 1921-01-07
AALesMAN

LARGE NAN rArTfuEN
NoING MAN fss pFi.I TuffN
iiiOItCTF ~ CHINA ASH
JAPAN. ONLY TitnkE NItf
SELLING ENfEIfiENf'E lN
THESE COUNTRIES NifN nF
CONsfD ERgp WHEN HErf.r.
ING SivE Rf.frRf5NrE AMI
SALARY DESIRED kprhlss
The New York herald., 1921-01-07
In<fruesion.

MAKE MONEY At HoAfE-YOtT CAN EARN
ffem A. ~ a. an hour In your spare time
writing show cards quickly and easily
harness. No CnnfA uinS. We teach you how
400 sel tuuf work Write to-day for full
fanru.ars 20 AMERICAN SHOW CARD
slfit@,i.. -2i hyrie hldg.. Toronto. Canads
LEAliN TO nE A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
pfofiteris work day and evening classes.
rrna - free hoekict and VISITORS pass.
The New York herald., 1921-01-07

Statesmen.
WELL KNOWN MANUFACTURERS OF
FINE LEATHER GLOVES WANT SALES
MEN FOR GREATER NEW YORK; COM :
MISSION BASIS; GIVE EXPERIENCE
AND REFERENCES FIRST LETTER !;
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. 7s3 HER
AID, HERALD SO.
The New York herald., 1921-01-07

MAN. Norwegian. willing. refined. 80 years
old. wishes position in office; read and
write English but cannot speak well: all
around man: small wages: references. ~
Johannesscn apartment 33s e479 University
n Nav YORK
The New York herald., 1921-01-07

NOUSEkEEPEk t3ID, Working, cntIre
charge; Gsrman- American fond Of aomc
little girla ealnry s1j.sso Answer until
sunday. L 2Js Herald. Herald 90.
ioUSEKEEPER or storeroom woman. fret
class. 10 bermuda or Florida. Call day
227 II. 39th ~.
MIDDLE aged woman. with excellent per.
sonal reference, would like to take rnro
of small apartment. Write c. g., 2Jsi
broadway.