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est order, and Miss Brunette handles every scene with great artistry.
 In addition to Miss Brunette there is the handsome William F. Carleton, well known leading man, who makes heroic figure in "A Wifes Awak- ening,' and adds a delightful touch of romance. It is he who helps the wife to find happiness when r. seems that her lifes hopes are blasted.
 Sam De Grasse revels in heavy part as usual, and gives highly artistic performance. He is the hus- band, and he paints the part with plenty of villainy. One must realize at once upon seeing Mir. De Grasse on the screen, however, that he is an artist despite the unsympathe.ic na- ture of his role.
 Miss Edythe Chapman and Beverly Travers have roles of lesser inn portance. but they add a note of dis tinction to the production neverthe- less. They are 'skillful women-both and Miss Chapman as the mother is striking at all times.
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BETTER SCHOOLS SLOGAN

Tuscaloosa, January -tSpecialD
 Better Schools for Tuscaloosap was the slogan at yesterdays meeting of the Kiwanis club. The chamber of commerce and Rotary club have adopted the same slogan and practi- cally every literary club in the city are holding meetings looking toward better schools Schools all over the country report an abnormal increase in attendance and Tuscaloosa is no exception to the rule as every school in the immediate city is overflowing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-22
OIL LIGHT BEATS
 ELECTRIC OR GAS
Burns 94go Air

new oil lamp that gives an amazingly brilliant. soft. white light, even better than gas or electricity. has been tested by the U. s. Government and S5 leading universi- ties and found to be superior to 10 ordinary oil lamps. 1t burns without odor. smoke pr noise--no pumping up is simple clean, safe Burns 94 per cent Air and 6 per cent common kerosene (coal oiD.
 The inventor. J. F. Johnson. sos W. Lake St. Chicago. H.. is offering to send a lamp on 10 days FREE trial. or even to give one FREE to the first user in each locality who will help him introduce it. Write him today for full particulars Also ask him to explain how you can get the agency, and without experience or money make s25o to $500 per month"; Adv.
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AiiOSb dt uiitd0iS SuDJCSCo VI IiiS veal
 "A Wife's Awakening in fact may be reckoned as another feather in the direotorial cap of Louis |, Gas nier. the eminent French director. who also has had to his credit on the RIG list the mem orable production Of 'Kismet'. and Good Women" ia which ne also touched high artistic plane.
 "A Wife's Awakening unreels the story of charming young wife whose devotion to her husband is so intense and so blind that she places her own reputation in a shadow in her efforts to save him from ruin. This briefly is the story, although the wife fights valiantly and in the end wins enduring happiness.
 Not the least unusual feature of "A Wife's Awakening Is the fact that it was enacted by cast of just five players, each of whom is an artist of high standing Fritzi Bru- nette is the wife and she proves her self a consummate artist. Her role requires emotional skill of the high
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-22
ATTPACTTONS OF THE SCREEN BgSSSSg
No Woman KnoWsFron1 Story by Edna Ferber Big Feature--- Trianon

Like terrific storm laundering its way the country leaving behind it upheaval and change does No Woman Knows the siversheet in cataclysm of human tons struggles ambitions and sublime selfishness.
 No Woman Knows, the attraction at the Tranon this week, beginning Monday is human document brilliantly and artstcay expressed. 1t adapted for the from Fanny Hersef the powerful and dramatic novel by Edna Feber and directed by Tod Browning who pre- sens the and original treatment of big appealingstheme
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-22
CALLED TO SONS BEDSIDE

Tuscaloosa. January 2l.-tSpecia1) Dr. Abercrombie of Petre has been called to the bedside of his son. Mur- ray who is in a serious condition in local infirmary as a result of an automobile accident Tuesday. Physi- clans in attendance were at first un- der the impression that the injured man was not hurt internally. but a ruptured intestine later developed so that an operation was necessary. It was reported that there is very little chance for his recovery.
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finds new will in dressing gowt formerly used by the deceased fatheH which awards the daughter all his property and all ends happily after many complications. The picture is filled with lively touches and is ade- quately played by cast that include Lila Lee, Henry Barrows. Lillian Leighton and others.
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henl free IS the attraction dt the Strand all this week. and motion picture fans will see Wally in a typical role. but one which he seems to revel in. His admirers have seen him in speedy comedies of automobile adventure, but nothing that moved any faster than this story of an i'm pecunious artist who finds romance on the top of house.
 The hero is the son Of a lawyer who wants him 10 follow the law as pro fession. But the youth prefers to live in dingy studio in poverty for the sake of an artistic career. Through his inability to pay the rent he is finally outsed out on the roof by the irate landlady. He journeys over the roofs and finally "squats" in a fine home, and the owner being away, takes possession of room as his quarters.
 He meets Barbara, the girl. who is also a roof dweller and it later de- velops that she is the daughter of the
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TO INSPECT RIVER

Tuscaloosa, January 2l.-(Special)
 Maj. Earl North. corps of engineers of the United States army, and As sistant Engineer P. J. Ray of Mobile, will leave Tuscaloosa Monday on a 10 days inspection trip of the Warrior and Tombigbee rivers and locks. The inspection will be of a general nature.
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appealingstheme.

The story is that of typical Amer fpan family. owning a small store and
 Ewing in provincial midwestern town. Sacrificing everything for a gifted son so, that his musical tall ents may be developed, the middle 'olaax atmosphere of petty economies and frugal living is presented by the httie family and their friends In an amazingly realistic manner, the de- tails of which provide the picture with the humorous touch of the
 hornely truth needful for Tightening
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the emotional and dramatic climaxes that follow each other'in quick sue cession.
 Fanny herself" the girl of the story, Is portrayed by Mabel Julienne Scott, who thereby achieves new and high place in the photo-dramatio art. Miss Scotts portrayal of Fanny" and of having transcended the barrier of screen silence by the potent power of pantomine and emo- tional feeling.
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"A Wne's Awakening at the ALcazar Domestic Drama
 With Charming Appeal

An intimate invariably the interest of the hearegoer often the but "A Ws Awakening the Acaza for the coming week. it done with striking originality that easily the fore
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-22
Wallace Reid in Rent Free
 Breeze Comedy at Strand

supposed garre habit of doing differently when he decided the And then kyght leading house He couldn't anything but follow the adand then things him. What Wallace Reid with the breeziest comedy he has had, Rent Free"
 Rent the motion in one he
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most dramatic subjects of the year.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
HELP WANTED-MALE.
ACCOUNTANTS.

ut has happened. This company told
me that IL / was industrious and per
sistent. and made only fair number
OF sales ] would some day be pro-
NOTED to an executive position.
THAT PROMOTION HAS COME.
| am now a District Manager. IL IL
wonderful event in my life. / was
once Chairman of the Board OF Alder
men and candidate for Mayor In
large New Jersey town. Now-I am
even surprising my former successes.
In fact. making more money than I
ever made before or ever expected 90
make. This company offers mar
velous opportunity 10 any man who
win come in az I did. and do his best.
advise YOU 20 read the large sdver-
tsement In this section tunder Sales
men wanted) headed. WOULD PROS
pERITY GO TO YOUR HEAD?'
Answer this advertisement, because II
may give you the greatest chance OF
your life. as IL did me. r. \. II.
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AGENTS-Accept this offer II you want real
profits. Sweet made f1,206 last month
Rome, S993: largest company of it's kind in
America: your profit should be 81 20 vs. per
order; we furnish full equipment: all you
do is call On our customers and take their
orders for famous Conner all-weather coats;
big, permanent proposition; spare time or
full time; no capital required. Write quick
for offer that will put you on the road TO
success. The Conner Mfg. Co.. Dept G 12I4.
Dayton, Ohio.
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SITUA TIONS WANTE
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

HOUSEWORKER (white). with or without
child country: year round position; two in
family; plain cooking; references required.
j. N. Emley. 256 Bway
1OUSEWORKER. white girl, good home.
I. good wages. small family; very light work.
Call Sunday. between I and 8. 2l9 w. 34th:
HOUSEWORKER wanted, plain cooking /;
clean, good home. 435 Riverside Drive,
apt. d.
HOUSEWORKER. general (white); no laun-
dry: country for summer: city references
necessary. Apartment 81. 5i4 West Hath.
IiOUSEWORKER, white apartment, small
family: $50. Call Sunday. Monday. Marx,
120 Riverside Drive. cor. 149th.
HOUSEWORKER, general. for family of 3;
good pay. Newman, 131 w. 10th, apt. &C.
HOUSEWORKER, white, experienced: two
in family Block. 319 W. 96th.
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BOY

BOYS wanted by old established export
house for general office work. delivering
documents. &c. excellent opportunity TO
salary 81 apply In own handwriting, stat
ing age, education and religious affiliations.
Q. X, 136 Herald. Fulton st.
BOYS TO work after school and SATURDAYS:
must have self-confidence and know one
section well, city and nearby towns. Write
stating age. telephone number. school hours
and section you know best. or call ia w
4lst. I'd floor. See Mr.. Gilbert.
BOY, about 16. TO make biueprints In large
drafting room. one studying drafting given
preference; call Monday morning. Cutler
Hammer Mfg. Co., hath st. and Southern
boulevard.
BOY to learn jobbing dry goods business; oD-
portunity for advancement offered to one
who is bright and willing TO start from the
bottom. Address Advancement, p. o. box 1f7,
City Hall Station.
BOY. 16, bright. Christian. wanted In real
estate office $40 10 start: good opportunity
for advancement. q 96S Herald Fulton st.
BOY wanted for downtown import and ex-
port office: good prospects; $40 to start
975 Herald. Fulton st.
BOY wanted (Christian), all around work;
dental supply business: speedy advance
ment: reference. Room 1912. so Union So
BRIGHT young man. Christian: must write
good hand and know typewriting Box 253
1882 Myrtle av.. B'klyn.
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EXPORT coNsULrANr

FACTORY manager. with all around mech
anical experience. wanted by New York
metal work plant good Job for man who
II not afraid 70 roll UP his sleeves and work
applications must contain full details OF past
experience. w 4es Herald. Herald 50.
FINANCIAL MANAGER.
We must have n man who is an able eX-
ecutive. one who cnn command men success
fully: he win head our finance department
which requires the outlet OF our cofnpany's
securities he viii organize each State with
n crew OF security men working In harmony
with our sales organization: Investment re-
ouircd salary and commission basis. must
he clean cut IN appearance, pleasing voice
and with mixire ability. when he talks hc
must say something. n. NJ. box SoI Herald
Fulton -.
TIEID representative. active. wanted: must
No n producer sDlcndid opportunity for
right man = GA Nerald. $50 Broadway
FLORIST. retail. experienced. write salary.
references work done. Prciss. ~ East 22d.
GARDENER wautcd--A ;horoughly efficient
man for anan country place must also be-
familiar with live stock single only English
preferred an yeartfonud position. Apply W.
T.. Brann, Tompkius road, scarsdele, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29

Please mention THE NEW YORK
HERALD toAsa 0sSssosrsnc any one Of
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n1EANnR ID. MoOG.

ELEANOR u. MooG,
~ John st Cortiandt $3.50.
Typists CO) clerks Hohreith touch oper-
ator. statlsticians, msuraucei no advance
charge,
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
BOoKKEEPER.


Capable boolkkeeper able TO install system
to cover the entire u. S. A. business of this
company; permanent position with chances
Of advancement: must have good personality,
careful of dress and have the making OF an
executive which we will develop; an oppor-
tunity to become travelling auditor Is wall
Ing for the right man: investment as mat
ter of good faith, Box n. r., $40 Herald.
Fulton st.
BooKKEEPER WANTED TO ASSUME RE
SPoNSIBLE POSITION WHO CAN MAKE
FINANCIAL CONNECTIONS WITH A
GOING CORPORATION. PHONE CIRCLE
e2l2. MR.. FISCHER. FOR AN INTERVIEW.
BOY
Opportunity for boy about is years of age
20 secure position with large mercantile
house. Duties at start: Messenger between
departments and outside errands.
This is a good chance for boy with the
desire 10 advance himself in business
where he can gradually take over more re-
sponsible duties.
Give details as to age and experience If
any.
B 7e0 HERALD,
$50 Broadway.
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ENTs-ENoRMoUs PROFIT
statesmen.
New article Big demand. Every mer-
chant and business man must have II; S2l
TO $50 and upward per day. inexperienced
agent got IA sales out of l6 calls; his profit
ST3.50. Territory going fast. Sample FREE.
Send dime to cover mailing Business Build
crs, Dept. 12S, Athens. n. y.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29

MEN.
Most OF us want light work. short
hours, nothing 10 think about and good
pay This is not that kind Of job.
IL Is hard work. long hours and re-
oures intensive thinking, but pays ac-
cordingly.
IL is a harder and bigger job than most
readers Of this page look for. An excep-
tional genius Is hot required but very
ordinary man won't do. lie must be over
- and under 40. possess a sunny dispcsf-
tion and be capable ~ holding the
friendship and tho respect OF his asso-
ciates.
II the reader II wasting effort In some
thing that does not afford a future and
has the courage 10 try FOR 81 600 DO
sition, he is invited to call at our New
York office. 46l Sth av.. opposite Penn
sylvania Station. Monday morning at S:4J
sharp.
Please do not answer unless you can
main for thorough examination.
Ask for Mr.. Law In Suite 1ii5.
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OFFICE executive and promotve man
wanted by publisher of school and college
textbooks; competent TO prepare effective.
proniotve literature. some knowledge OF
textbooks and school methods essential.
college graduate preferred Address, with
full details. n 27a Herald, Herald square.
PLUMBER. iourneyman or experienced ap-
prentice OF good sducatiou and pleasing
personality wanted by large plumbing fix
ture concern rs correspondent and offi-e
sistant; steady employment and spicndid or
rcrtunity for bright. ercrcetic young man. r.
Gs4 Herald. go broadway.
PRINTING statesmen. hustlers with trade.
offered wonderful opportunity 10 connect
with modern plant. finest work. lowest prccs.
tfiiclS service located uptown. heart of cifN
commission basis. Write for appointment. 4.
* rin iougaCre Nidr.
RENTING man fnr iofts WORK on ccinmla-
eiou Apply AZ once. Cra- i~icin. tff 81.
Nicholas av.. cornct ilSth ~
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MEN 1.-TWO,

MEN (Two)
BY NEW COMPANY TO DO ANY
THING THEY ARE ASKED TO
DO TO HELP TIE BUSINESS
GROW: PREFERABLY MEN
OVER 30 YEARS OF AGE. WHO
CAN KNUCkLE DOWN TO
REAL HARD WORK AND WANT
TO MAKE A LIFELONG CON
NECTfON. APPLY PERSON
ALLY,
MIR. DOZTER. SUITE 1901.
GOTHAM BANK BUILDING,
COLUMBUS CIRCLE.
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ADVERTISEMENT WRITER

ADVERTISEMENT WRITER
or leading technical monthl" which special
izcs IN effective copy ana designs. good
opening for man well under 40 with prac-
tical copy writing experience mot position
for beginner) who values opportunity
20 grow with the executives In pro-
nressivo publishing house. Address. stating
nre, education and practical experience. A
GS2 Herald. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29

AGENTs-$50 week and UP should be
earned In tailoring business; get our big
swatch sample outfit; 40 powerful fast sell
ing fabrics TO retail at S23, $3.50. $345O,
$3.50 per suit; SIS to $40 cheaper than store
deliver and collect balance. Write D. A.
Kennedy, 2o2 S. Green. Dept. 101, Chicago.
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AGENTs-sIe4. .25 WEEKLY FOR IL WEEKS
! made by BEEN. solicitor, and S195 In
| first 12 hours by Schleicher. minister.
| show what men, experienced or not. can do
| with our bath equipment: buyers delighted !;
| hot or cold running water without plumbing
| or waterworlks only $3.50; profits big; sales
easy. investigate; send no money; terms.
Write to-day for astonishing sales records.
| Allen Mfg. Co.. 666 Allen Bldg, Toledo. O..
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DISTRICT MANAGER
Wanted

TO take charge OF branch office In
New York for company manufacturing
product that will revolutionize the
conservation of foods and reduce tho
high cost OF living 10 a minimum: no
competition: big demand: salable 70
every family everywhere every day In
The year: earnings should net at least
$4,000 annually. requires 81 900 10
handle. fully secured: applicant re-
uuired 20 come TO Chicago at once for
two days instruction and Interview:
expenses paid; wire or write your
qualifications.
SALES DIRECTOR,
120 Webster Bldg.
Chicago, H.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.


YOUNG man wishes position messenger
or adding machine operator; experienced
in city collection and rack; best OF refer
ence furnished. Vincent Begg, 40 Cooper St.,
Astoria L. /.
YOUNG man. Christian. 1S, two years high
school. wishes position in office; advance
ment: references. 1923 Herald. Harlem.
YOUNG man, 25, college graduate, desires
connection with opportunity to make good.
j. r.. 3S0S 18th av., Brooklyn
YOUNG MAN as waiter in lunch room or
for family in country. 1925 Herald,
Harlem.
YOUNG man. three years experience wooien
or kindred line, desires responsible inside
position. Stitch. IA East 120th st.
YOUNG man desires position, r. NJ. till II;
best references; Christian. 1884 Herald.
Bronx.
YOUNG man, %. desires position, anything.
Fred Walters. 264 Irving av.. Brooklyn.
YOUNG man. married. as helper or any
thing. Breuntg, 80 Schaeffer St, Bklyn.
YOUNG man NJ ms position at anything.
Schaefer, III Fos::ck av.. Glendale. Bklyn.
YOUNG man wishes position at anything.
Rabuse, 20f Irving Nv. Brooklyn.
YOUNG man (27) wishes position shipping.
receiving warehouse r. ZOOS Herald, B'klyn.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29

OFFICE MANAGER BETWEEN TiiE
AGES or 30 ANp ", TO HANDLE IN
STATr.NENT ACCOUNTS AND CoLLEC-
TroNS: MUST RE INTELLIGENT AMI
AnLE TO WRITE A CLEAN CIT BtSi-
NESS LETTER MUST LIVE IN NEW
JERSEY.
L IAI-TER PIANO CO.
80 NEWARK AVE.
JERSEY CITY. ~ J
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LADY possessed Of qualifications of sales
lady wanted by well established New York
house for their trade in this vicinity: good
pay: permanency. Address A 2114 Herald,
Herald SO.
LADY-Corporation has exceptional opening
Tor ambitious. cultured lady: salary s. 500
first year. Write only, 4. T., Box 20. 125
East 34th ST.
MAID. general housekeeper, experienced,
white; references: no washing: good SAL
ary; call Sunday: car fare paid Mrs. New
mark, 5-G. $40 Riverside Drive
MAID. lady's. to assist with other duties
personal references required. Call Sunday
or Monday from 10 to !, 525 West End av.,
MAID wanted, age about 30. cheerful and
willing, for general work in house sys-
tematically arranged: plain cooking for two; /;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. miiIiner for Thrift
Millinery Supply Shop. 3s45 B'way.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29

MEN
Traffic association wants few cloan cut
men under rs who desire to work hard for an
arecutiyo position. selected applicants VIII be
thoroughly trained and future assured cxpe-
ricncc unnecessary, but must have grainma r
school education be now employed and Will
i.E 20 qualify; starting salaries $50 per week
aud up when qualflod right men should earn
inward Of xs,OG per year In two or three
years Write Box A 215i Herald. Herald 80.
ME.N.--A firm OF national reputation is fes-
turing new patented product several sd-
dlfional men are wanted. selling experience
unnecessary: beginners earn S35 and $50
weekly Call Monday. a. MI r. NJ,
Park Row. second floor,
MES-Growers OF dependable stock want re-
liable statesmen, commission weekly no
deliveries. Brown Bros. Nurseries. Eoch-
ester. ~. Y.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

GARDENER TO run TRUCK FARM on shares
couple, experienced: references. 2263 Her
aid. Herald SO.
GARDENER WITH THOROUGH KNOW
EDGE or OUTSIDE WORK ON LONG
ISLAND. 26 MILES FROM NEW YORK.
Q 1864 Herald. FULTON ST.
GENTLEMEN residing in New York city or
Westchester county can earn considerable
revenue by representing clean and dlghi-
fled local investment proposition during their
spare time: answers held strictly confiden-
tial. w. NJ, 515 Herald. Herald square.
GENTLEMAN ~
to demonstrate wonderful patent to acquaint-
ances and prepare for interview with sales
men, spare time; no selling: opportunity
should earn $500 weekly commission, give
phone number. 7 653 Herald. $50 Bway.
GOVERNMENT auditors. income tax revenue
service; salaries 81 500 TO e., 600; examina-
ton March s Write for free Information.
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT MEN. FASIII.-
lar GENERAL LINE. WHOLESALE;
Reply HP WITH wITH EXPERIENcE NlP ENC f AID Ex
PECTATToNS. G. 9s2 HERALD. FULTON
ST.
JANIToR-RELIABLE COUPLE
TO take charge small boilers; vacant house
TO live in; salary SIS. 226e Herald. Herald
JANITOR. colored, first class: understands
all kinds steam, elevators and electricity;
best references. u. Eaeie. 2I2 W.. ~.
LUMBERMAN, Thoroughly con.pe.D4l, 70
take full charge of well established hard
wood and softwood lumber yard stare ex.
perence and salary expected. 1916 Herald,
brooklyn
MANAGERS-Chan store organization wants
6 Young about so years of age 20
break in relief managers and become eff
cIent TO take entire charge OF from 10 to 20
employees in the store. Write full particu-
lars as TO experience and reference, Box 500.
209 Cable Building.
MAN OF high character. with without
sales experience. This Is opportunity seek
ing a man whose character, integrity and
stick -to-ftiveness deserves recognition ;cornec-
ton with bond house OF % years standing
commission; leads furnished Cali after 10
A. NJ. !. A. Tofniinson Co.. Suite 2O,.
145 West 4lst St
MAN-Position OF trust In old established
company. prospects OF advancement Tor
ambitious man Of good appearance. age 20 to
Go: ability to meet and talk with men essen
,ial Address Box 4s3, Madison 50. p. o.
MAN. dependable. year round. to take
orders for high class ornamental trees.
roses. shrubs, &C.. delivering: commits
sion weekly. Herrck Nursery Co.. Roch-
ester, N y.
MAN who has Travelled East with some
freight experience. 652 Herald. $50
Broadway.
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Female.

AGENTS. Ladies-All or spare time: make
big profits: simplex Ironing Board Cow
ers'': something new: fast seller, new agent
cleared $3.50 In six hours. w. j. Lynch.
u 7is. Springfield. III.
LADIES-S4 an hour should be earned for
spare time; new patented aluminium handle
cutlery set: you simply display set and
write order; we deliver and collect; pay
you daily: experience unnecessary; sample
free; try It out. Jennings Mfg. Co., Set
G. ZIG, Dayton, Ohio.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29

LADY.-Exceptionsl opportunity
for lady with social acquaint-
ance to secure commissions for
ivory miniatures. William @.
Hafner, 538 5th ay., New York.