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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
Whore Is 3-lo1

Reading Helen MrC'ahe.
Dialogues Cooper. Eleanor Ball
story Harold Miliken.
Quartet Ruby Garrison tcoto Dixon,
Herbert Hctt, Homer Smith.
FXtemporaneoua specChes--Paul b.
mar. Ethel GRrrtsnn.
critics report.
Song-All
High School Opens Season
The high school opened It's basketball
season Friday evening December 2. and
defeated Fulton Junior high by the
score OF 1913. The Fulton team vas
considerably outweished. but they put
up a scrappy game nevertheless.
Personals.
Loo r. Tighc OF Narwood was a
caller a. tho dorIn!tory last week
Miss Helen McCabe. Peg Stewart,
Laura He!2lcr. Kay Scharf. Ruth VOL
ford and Wilma Weimcr spent the week
end at their homes
Nessrs. Taylor and Young OF BETHANY
college were callers at tho dormitory
Sunday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
WEST LIBERTY
NEWS LETTER


The West Liberty Normal boys played
their opening basketball g'mr" I:.d'N
evening With mon high IN" Norma.
hNe lost. Som" improvement "a speed
wa SHOWN owe. SSl veal = paying Inc
t">S lost. chief hecauS" th'N could not
'hr"W baskets WIN any d'rre" q. a'-
c"f'''E.
Chapel Exercises.
,J.,r.' .y,~rIsrs rlfg y,,,, MAJ. ,raD-
Ell l., stnyin. - Mother near Jerusn
lem The de>otluua! e>-rrises we're
lei pv MIR. Rogers TO obtain wisdom
and understanding yas the main
,Dourb, hroupbt o,', bv Nj, I},ge-s. ,,it
"Do Won know how ,o hcrayaa" vas the
uyostior asked IL. prcyiI~p, Nr,;,nnIs.
behavior 10 defined bv ono author IT'S
''reac,icn to stimulus" Ar Nrrlnris
defined Is as social reimbursement. e
There are two types Of koha,lo,. first,
sonI behavior which ,,laroctar,zn. a
pcrsor as being slLlirl, r'cassni TACT
rul rursidcr.re syr,nn,be-i,a arree.
obIa Tn. second tyne 20 III heb,,vio,.
,,.h,.b 60 ,,,sLt,rC,l ,r,lo...o,I 1iy
srr.cahfe and cruda A,tc, 10 J,sou.-
sion. we SANG pun Awav, Rrayo Bows, ,
ard "Iovcs Old Sweet song" President
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
NV. NEyr Co. Rome, N. 7.

This old W. hnOnn and Ae'tao1e
naLs- Of bras and rNo7~r goods viii
have an extensive b.srlay ~ ntck"l
slated kettles. pots aTd psr'o'at"rs:
corner wash hoGHvs. alum aun pe~roN-
alcrs. tea Kettles. oah;ns dishes etc
The name Rome IS syrNnomnGs with
,uarIty and nu-rcN~ Of factor: repre-
pertatiyer arc uisr"i0E {" spend That
uNesfsDE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
REV, FIELDS URGES
MORE LIBERALITY
IN CHRISTIANITY
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH CON-
GREGATrON HEARS A
STIRRING APPEAL.
More Concern for Spiritual welfare
of Community, Neces
Sary, he Says.

An YOU can hold In your cold, dead
rand Is what YOU have given away.
quoted Rev. w. H. Fields, Ia h:s morn
ing sermon OF "Tha Cal O: Jesus AZ
the First Christian church. HUnda\.
Tits quotation rlImaxcd stirring
appeal by the minister for stronger
manifestation Of libcraiity b. present
day Christians.
In a discourse replct" with ancient
and modern historical incidents from
sacred and prorane history. the pastor
Impressed upon the large congregation
present at this service tho necessity or
more earnest contemplation OF their re-
sponSibility ~ stewards Of God
The title. he insisted. should bc con
Sldered as minimum return Tea our
Creator who should I've Il partner IN our
business.
Rev. Fields also urged his hearers 10
manifest more concern for the spiritual
welfare Of those in the community IN
which they lived Too afteu, u" de
Jared. We express our regret for mis-
s7cnt life when standing hcsid" the cot
fin Of one who has died without the
Christians hope. when. e We had rea =
lied our responsibility as followers OF
IT," Lowry Nazarenc. Sucn regret w"u'n
no, have been necessary.
If We could only have glimpse "f
the glory that awaits those who do rot
shirE their responsibility aS stewards.
We would be ashamed of the pit!tul CT
forts we put forth" he concluded
A plea sing and commented UpoN TEA
ture Of tho service a the FIRST chris
tan church Is the musCal program r""-
Gcrci hy talented choir, under eTti-
Gent leadership.
Second OF Sermon Series.
The sunday night service marked the
delivery o. the second of series %;
seven sermons on the general topic;
The Second coming of CHRIST Wide
interest has heeH manifested IN these
discourses upon thus theme ~ great
srir!iua! import Following ar" SER
mons tn be delivered ~ tbs N"ricS:
Dec. 49, The Favored ones Nhci
He Comes
Ian. s The Hope oc Rvs coming"
Jan. Is Tho Second coming NJ
Christ" 81.
Jan 22-'Ths Second Coming OF
Christ" 60.
Jan. 2a--'The Day After Ne Comes"
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-01-28
INCLINED MIST
FACE INCREASED DEMANDS

while the subject of begging and
charity is up, let'us suggest that the
folks who have been contributing to
the United Charities Assoctation. in
crease their donations to this organi-
cation rather than diminish them for
the coming year. In the few flush
years just behind us. actual want was
scarce--nearly everyone made plenty
Of money and most everyone had
surplus. The result was that there
were few deserving calls for charity.
The past few months have seen good
hard-wOrking mems wages reduced to
point where meeting necessary ex-
penses Is difficult. We have personal
knowledge OF families that are now in
dire need. who. not many months ago
were in fair shape. Sooner or later
the charity organization of this city
will he receiving more calls for aid
and these calls. must be- met. The fell
low who has been able to give to this
work in the past can double his pay.
ments without injury to his own. and
IT is time that they get that fact square
in front of them and make good.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-01-28
THE CHURCHES WON'T HOLD
THEM WHERE WILL. THEY GO

The Daily Oklahoman. investigated
the church and theatre situation there
and found that 1900 folks attend the
sunday picture shows. and that shout
that number attend church. They also
found that the seating capacityiof all
the churches in the city is only shout
one thousand more than the attenddice.
II a blue law were invoked IN that
town. depriving $4,000 folks, who ,Ntnt
to go to the show, the opportunity.
only in Is of them could find .asleat
in a church. admitting that they would
go. The proposed blue Sunday stuff
is wrong. The hard working cuss who
is busy through the week earning his
salt. should have a right to the picture
show on Sunday IL he chooses. Folks
who WANT to go to church DO Go
and the folks who do NOT want to go
to church are not going. law or no law.
Further. there is no doubt that many
folks who do not go to church are
being driven farther from the church
by the fanatical elements of our church
organizations who would put a stop
to everything on earth that doeh not
have the stamp OF the church affixed.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-01-28

Comes now certain woman so,o.
Of Kansas, who would have a law ns.
sed. declaring mans wife to h.v.
at law the status of an employee :.
that in case of injury as a result Of Nv
household duties. she may collect COW,
pensation The Chinese wives are >.
gard.d as the slave oh the husb.,.
W. always have understood that ~.
American mans wife is his full ps,,'
ner. sharing alike his Joys ana hi.
sorrows. his prosperity and his penurr
Bu, now this good woman wants IN -
due" her own status from that of full
partner to that OF hired hand. Is II
and wonder that lots Of thinking men
and women. TOO. opposed woman suf,.
ruyro
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-01-28
AS GOOD AS THE CHURCH MEMBER
But NOT ~ THE CHURCH

Not long ago. a prominent business
man. whose wife belongs to church,
was asked by a friend why he himself
did not Join the organization ana ne
Immediately replied. Il am as good as
any member of til. church. ! don't
need IN. church" 10 which his friend
rprIicd THE reason ! mentioned II to
YOU is because they are talking OF
closing all the churches ia town ana
us, the buildings for other purposes
MIR Prominent business Man was fast
indeed at interposing his objection to
,h, program. lie admitted that the
rhIr,hs influcnr" is vitality necessary
to CONT. nifty welfare, hu' he, individ-
uuiI, .t,.' good ,.nou,h Hnd could G"i
nu Wt'hout it lie might have said h"
was IT, ,"ud us TN, worst in the church
W.. haven't checked him NJ, closely
sine. that talk. hu, ar" told that he
attends ,hurch services quite regular
is with his wife -whcih he did not d."
som. i.w weeks ago.
Another man. Il church member. was
being chidrd 10y Il friend who opined
that IT.. wasn't very much of an exam
plr of militant christianity. ana the
churrhnun replied to him thusly, Il
may not be Il shining light nor credit
to my church. but there Is one thtng
surr--that church is a big help to me-
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-01-28

IN" I".np'" "f th,. Stat, of ,,l>l.,L,u,.,
'l'' NOT l'hfli'HtiitN INTERESTED IN the
l"''''h"' wire ru'ilng among the ,nrm-
'''S "' ''' '"H'S .''nr". what thr> tire
'h''l'N''u III - seeing Sutuc lrrISlaiinu
'"NN''" 'N'' VIII II" of benefit Ia the
'N'' anu I''N arr mot particular
"''h'r Sn'h legislation is initiated
ny 'h' t"rEhIl"ins ar the democrats
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-01-28

Nhl"nt tn" rather startling facts re-
Gently hr"ugh; to light in connr,ii,n
win IN" crime wave" is the fact that
IN" great majority of the criminals
ar" Young men and young womcn-a
"'"'h hith percentage than usual
IN som" Eases II has run as high as
''eh'N per cent under the age of
'WSh'E'"n"' according to grand jury
reports While the majority of crimi
nais baHe always heen men under mid
uie age extreme youth has not been
80 much in evidence among the crimi-
nais. within the past few months
II has not heen unusual for girls OF
seventeen TO he arrested for highway
robbery and in Texas one boy Of eleven
Is at present held for murder. 4,
The New York herald., 1921-03-25

SALES or Manufacturers Representative
Detroit concern offers exclusive territory for
its line Of high grade garage equipment tools
man with mechanical knowledge and eEperi-
ence, with following among garage trade, de-
sired: our offer Is attractive enough 20 invite
replies from men accustomed to large In
comes. correspondence strictly confidential
Reply, giving fuil Information TO il, J.,
Fountain, i55s Peu0hscqt Bldg. Detroit. Mich
The New York herald., 1921-03-25

SALESMAN FOR MANHATTAN TO SELL
HIGH GRADE CANDY SPECfALTIES 10
RETAILERS: EXCELLENT opPORTUNrfT
AND PERMANENT CONNECTION TO
RIGHT MAN; WRITE, DO NOT GALL.
GIVE TELEPHONE NUMBER; SALARY
BASIS. THE PARAMOUNT PRODUCTS
CO.. 13S RCsEFILLE AN., NEW ARK, N. 2.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

AfF,N-wE NEED A FEW GOOD MEN
no TAKE ADVANTAGE OF a
REAL EMPLOYMENT oPFONIt
NIFTY. NEAT APPEARANCE. FAIR
EDUCATION AND PLEASING PER
SONALITY CNLN kEQElkEAIE&TS
GALL AFTER ld.ao a. NJ ROOM
iT0s 900 BROADMA%.
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sALEsAIEN

Auto. tire Or other high class sa}esmen
with successful record. for 4 splendid
selling proposition on staple that =
manufactured by old established con
Germ. remuneration unlimited ia men ~
ability; we viii arrange interview Fita
those who answer onr requirements.
q 6J Herald. Herald 50,
The New York herald., 1921-03-25

statesmen that aye accustomed 70 msllng
$4,000 and upward yearly can secure ca
elusive territory Tor sale Of preferred stock
with common stock bonus OF established
chain store corporation with large earnings
expansion plays provide for opening 80 ad-
ditIonal stores. attractive commission only
big producers will be considered. q 80
Herald. Herald sq
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
SAI.Ts3fTlN

Producing oil corporation, 80 properties,
Texas Oklahoua. Louisiana offering special
issue common stock, every purchase OF s-ocs
secured By 1876 gold note 2feo nrofit guaran-
tced 70 every Investor; best proposition In
America for real statesmen; liberal conns-
sion; no advances Ca1 II 4. NJ. 10 = +. NJ.
only. Mr.. Tobias, = West 5OJh ST.. second
floor.
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
Borough of Brooklyn.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
A POWERFUL ORGANIZATION.

already formed. will establish an exten-
sive chain OF independent branches; high
powered men OF unquesioned integrity,
possessing executive ability and COM
Detent OF managing such branches may
connect. Such men as We will consider
have past records OF success and VIII
be IN a financial condition 10 pledge
collateral or investment as guarantee
ot faith; only men In the $4,000
year class or better considereds no
has beens," no would bes." We
are legitimate successful business men
and want men Of our own callpre assoc
ciated with US. 50 Herald. Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
lNsrRrCrIoN-iANGt ,GEs

CULTURED gld ,CaHfeima Lcuaoal gives
EMelisf lUssous4 8aHcWs aia Wes Ted
adio !.
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
CLERKS AND TyPIsTs.

An Insurance Company has few
clerical and typing positions open
al the present time for girls OF
seventeen years and over. The
positions are permanent, ard offer
advantages TO young women who
can qualify. The hours OF work
are short and rapid advancement
IN salary is assured to those who
make good. No experience IL nee
essary, but a good education Is
required High School graduates
are preferred. In replying state
age, whether or not employed. and
alive complete information as 10
education and previous experience.
X any. Address C 2l Herald.
Herald "a.
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
IIoUsEwoRKER

HOTsEMAN, drive car; city. country mod
ernLa MaA.s. EraaN. ll0 W. la6th 50.
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
ATEGEEs.

CATERER. formerly with Mazetu, cooks
and SERVES at residences, luueAeons, din
ucr1, trar. receptions. buffet suppers hisl
rfase #orvicc reference furnished. Phone
Il.nlL--- n1IG WERNER.
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derstanding switchboard, moderate salary
ana accommodations. Apply 13T Hicks ST.,
brooitIyn
COLLECTOR. middle aged. is needed by
large advertising publishing house; no re-
pIleS considered uniess age, experience, II
any, salary uesired are clearly stated. v G5a
Herald, $50 Broadway
COQK-LAUNDREss. waitress-chamberma
gardener-chauffeur wanted, either as fam
lily OF separate, TO take charge small place
u Nestehester county: permanent, Address
Room 1900, ~ Broadway. stating experience
and wages desired
COUPLE Cthite). without children: expert
cnced; permanent; complete charge small
,iliy eonnily ,, house Tor young and considerate
COUPLE. Phone Rector $50. or Scarsdale 603.
COUPLE. chauffeur and WIFE for country.
middle aged, no children man TO be also
u5elui WIG 70 take care OF kennel of small
dogs, Telephone 1913 Plaza, between .
dll9 ~ ~.
FUR salesman for manufactory; must be
experienced Haropulos Bros, i03 W. 14th.
GARDENER, Married man wanted as gar
ooner - % take charge OF small country
estate. State salary, experience and refer
Snces la ~ u raid. Herald 50.
MANAGERS and auperintendents needed by
national organization; we prefer 10 develop
men y become our executives instead OF
hiring from other companies; success in life
doe not come from hoping or wishing. but
tErousn effort, IN you believe in yourself
and arc dissatisfied with your present con-
ition; if you aic over y we have wonder
MI opening for YOU. Apply by letter only.
IL Al. 'a2 Herald. Herald 50.
MAN
1VDr 80. FAIR education, clean record. agree
abla and forcefW personality; excellent OPP
pOTtunitF, experience unnecessary. give
phone number Write box 5lI. 90b F'itZ-
gerald Building.
REPRESENTATIVE want to confer
With au honest, aggressive, clean cut man
who knows Wall street. who controls or is
able TO secur' trading accounts for this
house Your ~"nsatiou win he measured
by your ahili nat we seek IS a. real Gus
toners man @.lo san appreciate the value Of
good service Tor his clients. Write in detail,
giving your age, past experience and with
whom uow employed. Unless this lnforma-
zion is contained in your letter. save post
age. Your communication WI be held strict
b. confidential Address 4 1876 Herald. Full
ton ST.
The New York herald., 1921-03-25

HOTELS, modern conveniences, "a. 2s, a.
and 55 rooms. See OLIVER LAKIN, 10l
West 42d
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
HELP WANTED-MALE

-.---z-~ss-~--s ..sNS
ATTENDANT. experienced viii .le'
country aanifarium wages $50 r ..,,
Apply office Belle Mead saultnrluu Nlb
Madison ay.. 10 =, IT. sdey. IAursUn. -at-
utda5
Christian. wanted ~ old .cstabifsNU0 .HE
goods comrilsaion house must haa aa
address nud capabilities witch vt.U HE-
rant advancement q respoaaibi nn.
rra buHinegs GoS lGA Madison tH.t
1fiicA.
rOY wanted fot office WORK. tN.. iu
cWN , neWfitinE, stating ag@
Nud salary oNrceted. A 1859 Herald 1n
BOYS wanted. iG to rs splendid our.r 81
for bright boys To eet into tho selil0s fe,
salary aud commission. Wesley Nl.a st
room AtA .01 'th aN
CIFAUFt EUR. married. IT, children ..t el
Tor private residence near city tn uAk'
himself uselul around place. good U.uaa
mont novtiou far right party Cali ai Wet
2oth n selmidt
CHAUFFEUR. Christian, bread aalN-nau
not afraid % work si00 security up1Hr1
salary ana commission ~ 1TGt It rat0,
Wasnlo toa Heights
cHArFFErn, private. thorouslE .o.I.
enced ltiNer agd mechanic boH .of.
ances netes. aty ~ East i2d
C1fAUFEErH-N MECHANIC. handy uan. nutl-
tfap pn lone Island. Apply 900 Eto8u Has ,
room nos, ~ N A. Nj.
CHAUFFEUR wanted. experienced o1 twin
siE Packard. e drive ard care Tot afr y
p0 fcrHld Hnraid su.
CITY salesman wanted Tor New YcuU .I. to
sell tha laundry trade, bv 4 ChigaEs trnt
tue largest III its line. state age uNpnri.H Hae
ltd ana SALARY wanted Address Nauu-
tacturer II q. f}oy ~. Chicago
ERIK for nigh class apartment hJpC. ad
a. pged goulcman of eypcfiHHrH Ad-
It'll ftferences.t hos 81, tnsp 1U a9
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sroclE s.I.ssALE.N

eroap 1T some - tie most prominent
business nien FIJI the country 8 re interested in
tho expansion of an enterprise they orgsa-
lied five years ago. 50 unusual - the prop
nsitiou taat leading bankers lave given II
thelr unqualified endorsFmenf Statesmen aL7
wanted 10 pl.lce tire securities ~ this com.
puuy 1u a highly sttraetiNe commission basis
,.fl Il. should enable thefa III earn incomes OF
$4,000 and up per month. Real security
.aiesman rlit welcome this proposition be-
cause n viii stand up ard because + ap-
peals to Tire shgewdest and most careful IN
vestors. II you are . high class man tel IN
al about sotfrHelf. and II sou quaiify an m
farNicw uN be granted. Address
J ~ Herald, Herald square
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MAN
6NUr So fair education, clcan record. agree
abla and forcetu personality; excellent OPP
portunity; experience unnecessary. give
phone number. Write box Jl1. 800 FitZ-
gerald Bulldiuc.
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. we guar
antee TO sell, rent a bettcr National less
money than any Other cash register com.
pauy in the world. absolutely guaranteed;
good 81 new. monthly payments,
Also Buy. Exchange. Rebuild. Repair.
s4B w 42d st 9th av.). Tel BRYANT 1888.
The New York herald., 1921-03-25

lF your business needs CAPITAL consult us.
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS SERVICE
a2d floor Times Building. Bryant $500.
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
INFORMATION WANTED.

WILL George #. Stanton. II he sees this
notice, please communicate Immediately
it'll, call upon or send his present address to
Marsh Viewer. lawyers, Wall ST., Man
attain New York
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
SECURITY TELEPHONE SALES
MANAGER

SECURITY TELEpuONE SALES
MANAGER,
ESTABLISHED SECURITY HOUSE
WANTS a HIGH GRADE MAN WHO
CAN CLOSE FOR OTHER SALES
MEN, PREFEE MAN WHO NOW
HAS A FOLLOWING OF GOOD
SALESN1EN; FOR THE RIGHT MEN
WE HAVE A REAL pROPosFFION
ON SALARY AND COMMISSION
BASIS. WHERE EARNINGS ARE
UNLIMITED. CA 7 MADISON
SQUARE $3.50 ASK FOR MIR,
FRASER.
SECURITY salesman wanted 70 handle n
block of common stock for chain dealer
proposition. Ga Herald. $50 B'way,
STENOGRAPiIER and office assistant. must
be quick and accurate, salary SO to ~.
Can Toupeau shteld Co, ~ w. I'D e.
STEWARD for country club. located 20 miles
from New Yor's; reference required.
1ott Herald Fulton ST.
WINDOW DRESSER.
Brill Bros. require the services or
thoroughly experienced and highly eapa
bio clothing and furnishings window
trimmer Apply a. East f4th ST.
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
HORSES A>D c,uu,AGrs.

ENrIfsI |Hrtfuo1oa alren --ers .aaiiN .
aie. svELyS STUDIO, WEE 4cu
4f0WHW fU4T
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COMPANION. Refined genuewomau agree
able personality, active. as companion for
girls, II and i3, and assist mother. Green
wich. Conn. Call Friday and Saturday morn
Ing, room t100 81 Nassau At.. New York.
Telephono Eector st1S.
COOk-LArNDRESS -chambcrmaid
gardencr-chauffeur wanted. either an fam
iiy or acparate. so take charge small place
Room 1900. ~ Broadway stating experience
end wages desired.
COOK wanted. first class twhite). Protes-
tant; III family. days out each week.
FLETCHER, ~ L. SO - Phone LenoA lsnp.
COOK. laundrcss TO so 10 scarsdalc. Apply
l03 Il sith. AIT. 81
FINlS1II.RS.
on GOWNS. ENPEBlENCEp.
only those that can finish 9 whole
gown need apply. highest salary.
WERNER a GOLDMAN, INC.
SUITE aio. 90 FIFTH Az
HoUsEwoRKER. 4 room apartment = in
family $ls a week, personal references re-
q9ired: write, stating nationality. hour tp
". 1850 % $50. sleep out Park ey., near
59th IT, q ~ Herald. Herald sa.
HOrsEwORKER, GERMAN RELIABLE,
EXPERIENCED WOMAN SMALL. FAM
lily; WRITE, STATING SALARY AND
$50 nRcApWAY
EtOUsEWOREER. general, competent n
apartment nigh wages. 315 PARK av.
apt. 2E. Paza s4S
HoUsEWORkER.. general. white amall fam
iy one Who liitcs children, 80 Convent
nv, apt. 6H.
HOrsEWORkEift--Y Young girl wanted h he}p
with housework ! or . hours III afternoon.
Apply y y. Lorcnz i28 y. 3sth u.
IIOCsEW0RllER, white. slecp ont. good
plain cook. can Friday Oh Saturday after.
noon. Wertheim 1873 East 9TH ~.
MAID who can cook, two M family can
any evening after q A. q. Murphy. 4lU
Wivai4ide Drive.
MILLINERY cOpY1gTs FTggT CLASS.
BETTY & ANNE. ~ w. 17Tti
NURSE capable ~ taking care ~ year
old cilld only those wifl good rercrencrs
uced apply "A. Brecher. iii5 Boston road.
BronN.
NuNsE-Experencod graduat e babys uurse4
good ealprv Apartment NJ. 1'O CaNrdt1A
parkway. Phone 441l Academy.
The New York herald., 1921-03-25

WOOD earper-it.rsf tlas8 carver wanted 20
81 rourhing ont. Spanier Bros, f9s Bss-
ger az. Newark AZ VI
The New York herald., 1921-03-25

COUPLE (white). without children: expert
cnced; permanent; complete charge small
country house FOR young and considerate
couple, Phone Rector $50. or Scarsdale 603.
The New York herald., 1921-03-25
rURNirupE WANTED.
FURs WANTED
.ENtINE sileer fox excellent condition
0c.f Stg5 PHONE Bryant @isT. morning.
GuTSS BOUGHT.

HIGHEST VALUE rAiu FOR
HMEts ar slightly uaeu evening gua street
faHhH. futt diamonds, 3""tltg. FlVerware
ttah|n confidential Esf, ap years.
fote #tkItTNI 20 w. H1tE Nt ErrnUt Wi1C.
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ArrsNfr,N.

We have positions on our sales staff for
six live wire representatives; salary and
commission: selling direct to consumer
must furnish security; experience unnecss-
sary. Can between and r. M Room
I04 I03 T.. t25th st
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

HoUsEWORKER days. half time; refer
ences Carneys Agency, 153 w. 14Jth.
Audubon 1906
COOK, high Glass; couples; mattresses.
Brennan as Il. Goth. Plaza 1917
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NURSE for healthy infant months old !:
must show Al references; preferably one
sleep home nights; position only until April
Z, rs party going abroad. Call Hotel Willard,
10th 81. and West End ay., Friday, March %,
after If A. N. Mrs. Arnhcm.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.

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CLERK for family hotel. single man, un-
and accommodations. Apply 137 Hicks ST.
Brooklyn
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

STERN BROTHERS.
WEST 42D sT. 81
require expe-,nees
PHARMACIST
II tals charge of Lleir
Drug sUNDRY DEPARTMENT. III
Apply after > X. II. Al tne
superintendent Offic.
Sxtn Floor