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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-22
Two shot IN
DUEL With
PATROLMAN
Youths Open Fire
When Caught in
Stolen Machine;
Officer Unhurt

Wayne Dcwney. II. iss,s Ed
gar ST.. and leo Hall. 10. Avalon
apartments. 90 John st.. were
held In city Jail Saturday, follow
ing n revolver duel with Patrol.
man w. T.. Berg. nc Firth ave.
and Broad ST.. shortly after mid.
night.
Berg escaped unhurt. aliho
fired upon sin times nj . distance
Of u few feet nown~y and Hall
were shot but not dangerously
wounded.
Tho two lads were passing Firth
ave. and Denny way when Berg be.
came suspicious OF their actions
When questioned. Downey. the
youth. stepped on her. and lied.
Berg hailed n passing auto. driven
by woman. and commanded her 20
follow the fleeing machine. AZ Firth
ave. and Broad st. Berg saw the two
boys repairing n fiat tire lie jumped
from the auto and approached them.
revolver IN his hand.
Downey and Hall then threw the
tools into their car and started tho
HttNt0Ia ItEtA NAAAtl uhou AUfhl W
halt. and Hall got out OF the car and
approached the officer. Berg pressed
the gun against Halls side and
forced him TO set back into the car,
Hall then grabbed Berg's revolver
and Downey drew his own pistol
from hts pocket
Berg fired nj the hand In which
Downcy held the pistol. but
struck Dcwney In the left leg.
Downcy then empficd his pistol
1t the officer. Berg pulled Hall
from the car. but after de~per.
at struggle lost him. Hall then
ned. shot across tho abdomen.
A block away. ratrolman 8. J. Ior>
Genzcn. hearing tho shots. ran to-
ward the scene.
Downcy staggered into Jorr-ns-ns
arms. stiil holding the pistol. Jor.
gcnsen and Berg then forced powney
20 tell where Hall had gone. and
found him a few minutes later In
the bathroom Of the Avalon apart.
ments washing tho pistol wound In
his abdomen.
The two lads wers treated at tho
city hospital and then taken 20 jail
They confessed. according 20 the po-
Iire. 20 stealing tho auto Thursday
night from the Western Engraving
Z Color Co. 1850 Fifth ave. Downey
aid they '.just wanted TO take n iittis
ride. and forgot TO return tho car
Downey said he had bough, his pls-
tol from a city fireman and denied
having been implicated In any recent
hoidups-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-22
Symphony Series
Not to Be Given

Abandonment OF the series OF sym
phony concerts which were 10 have
been given az tho Arena. beginning
Monday evening. WINS announced Fri
day by Mrs. John NJ. spsrgur, chair.
man OF the COMMITTEES directing tho
drive
Numerous pledges 20 buy tickets
were received. Mrs HparKur said.
but not enough 20 guarantee the n
nanclai success 81 the Undertaking
II do not believe" she added
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-22

oLrMrfA.--supreme court up.
holds verdict Of superior court Of
Clarke county. awarding sTee dam.
ages 20 W. A. piftinger. who sued
Aleck Alexis and Gust uonoulin. AFT.
er being syictsd from land leased
from Defendants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-22

when /, too, developed symptoms similar
to those that had distressed my father
gas, sour stomach, heartburn. cramps.
dizziness, etc. / tried various remedies,
from all sources-but without avail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-22
At the Age of IL

lived with my parents on Kansas
farm. For years my father had suffered
with acute Indigestion. resulting in his
demise October %. 1890. A post-mortem
examination by the attending physician
revealed cancer of the stomach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-22
BIG FORESTRY
MARCH TO-DAY

In celebration OF Golden Abe,
day. which r. Saturday. a parsd,
was scheduled ~ be- held la the down
town streets ~ 100 .. m.
Among the floats we're 70 be thos
Of the forestry service. showing n
latest IN forest fire fighting appans
tuH.
Campfire Girls. Boy Scouts, I'D
vsrsity Of Washington students a
others we're scheduled 70 partieipae|
led by the Fort Worden band.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-22

CHfcAGo.--cauEh, between stree,
car and auto. Edward Albert Land,
ford. Australian mine owner. crushed
TO death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-22

NEW YORK Mrs. Hannah Don.
ovan, whose son faces so.year term
In Sing Sing for robbery. commits
suicide BY leaplnE five ntories.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-22
Candied Laxative waters
MOVIES

For infants. chlIdrvn or adults. $50
At all drug stores. or sent. y. D.. by
Joyuer Drug Co. Spokane.
tiaem-nt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-22
Art Colony Burns,
"Puritans" Accused

CHICAGO. April 7zy--Ths Wind
Blew Inn. center Of efforts 70 es'ab'
iish n bohemian artists colony In
Chicago. was destroyed by fro today.
Police said the fire was 'ncendiary.
Miss Lillian Collier. proprietor. de.
cisred shs believed that ''puritans"
who opposed establishment OF ths
colony caused the fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-22

that the failure was due 20 lack
of interest In Seattle. bat rather TO
the fact that We started too late"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-22

suits so gratifying that they are now
placed within the reach of all stomach
sufferers under the name of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-22

II you are not perfectly satisfied, just
bring back the empty box and get your
money.
Davis Stomach Powders are sold at
Swift's Pharmacies and by all other reli-
able druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-22
Davis
Stomach Powders

After personal experience so aston
ishing, is it at all remarkable that have
the utmost faith in Davis Stomach Pow
dersg If you too, suffer from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-22
GAS, HEARTBURN, SOUR STOMACH
INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA

get box of Davis Stomach Powders at
your druggists tomorrow. Use ALL the
powders according to directions.
The New York herald., 1922-03-12

laundress permanent positions out Of
town. Apply Mrs. william Graupe, GA East
seth, apartment lob.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.
sALEssIEN.
Evening or Fart Time

BY the flickering light of q log fire.
and with nothing TO figure on but the
back OF fire shovel, Abraham Lin
coin defed the circumstances that
surrounded him and rose to the Presi-
dency OF the United States.
II Is possible that circumstances
over which you have no control de-
mand your daylight hours, but what
use are you making of the spare time
that Is yours TO do with as YOU
please?
knowledge Of salesmanship Is es-
sential TO success in all forms of busi-
ness. Even President Harding will be
failure as President unless he Is
salesman enough to sell his policies 10
Congress and the Nation al large.
One OF the greatest schools for sales
manship is located right here In the
Knickerbocker Building, in the heart
or New York Its course is com
bination of training and actual sell
ing. You earn while you are learning.
There Is absolutely no charge of any
kind.
This Company is financing the *
parsion Of established, growing bust
nesses. You will be working on
commission basis. but II will surprise
you TO learn that even in your spare
time you can greatly increase your
present earning capacity and become
proficient in the real art of salesman
ship.
Age is no barrier. Some or our
most successful statesmen ave more
than seventy years OF age.
Past experience is not essential.
So far as education Is concerned
while we have hundreds OF college
men with us. the ordinary education
is all we require.
Call promptly AT s y. NJ. Our RE-
ception Room is on the i2th Floore
JAMES W. ELLIOTT'S
BUSINESS BUILDERS, ING.
1o.A and 18th Floor.
Knickerbockcr Building
Broadway and 52d Street.
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Instruction.


MEN WANTED 70 BECOME DEATTSMr:N.
tent: chief craftsman win train YOU at your
home. also furnish, free, all tools: training
given until IN position NJ above salary. Nd
dress CHIEF CRAFTSMAN DOBE, iont
broadway. Div. 221 Chicago.
MEN-Slo. $50 weekly; become advertising
writer's; students frequently earn $40 St1
wecSy writing letters. boklets, Sc. while
learning; prepare quickly spare time prsNi.
Gus experience unnecessary. Write to-day,
Applied Arts Institute. Dept 52s. Wither.
spoon Building. Philadelphia.
WRITE FOR PUBLICATION-Shor stories.
articles. feature writing taught by labora-
tory method; details free. Write or call. t'ic-
ton Revision Service. room 1909. s03 9Th
av., n. Y.
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS wanted; salary
$1,000 TO $500. no correspondence course
necessary TO qualify for examinations.
Write for free information Box 3lS. Wash
inrton, u. q.
MEN wanted for u. S. mail service: perma-
nent; experience not required: corresponds
ence course unnecessary. Write r.. s. Bishop.
Box sol. Joplin. Mo-
MEN-Age II to IS. experience unnecessary:
travel make secret Investigations, reports:
salaries: expenses. American Foreign ne-
tective Agency. 507 ST. Louis.
LEARN linotype operating; pays $4,000
yearly; more than 900 have attended.
cost 5000. Empire School. 13S East 10th 1T.
EARN $o5 weekly. spare time. writing for
newspapers, magazines. exp. unnec.. details
free. Press Syndicate. $40. 81. Louis. Mo.
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sALEsAfEN.
SECURITY ANp MERc

SECURITY AND MERCHANDISE.
Corporation manufacturing speciality pat
ented In United States and foreign countries
reailed through cigar. drug. iewelry and
novelty trade requires five high grade sales
men. Product Is now ready for the market
in large quantities. Large advertising cam
paign will be launched. We viii sell a small
block ($50.00o) of our capital stock on a COM
mission basis through leads which we fur
nish. After this financing you viii enter
the merchandising field district man,
selling TO iobbers. This Is man sized Job
and we want real men. IN YOU have earned
$1,000 year better call Monday morning
AT 10 o'clock at i1a Lafayette st.. 9Th floor
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HELP wANTED-MALE.
Statesmen.

You arq seeking the opportunity 20
49,. ! .ucce~s Ia q biz was and we
go rrf~r THIS opportunity 70 few
n.en of tse figIt ealibfe-
rsr the past year We have been
rnocsssfniiy raising suftscient eapl,A
~ marked two of the most reNolu-
ftanarr products ever placed on the
Aueriean MARKET products backed BY
grown AZ well known successful New
Nert business men. and We believe the
AVERAGE earnings OF our statesmen
trns INDIVIDUAL exceptional cases)
aYe iafxer than any similar organiza-
ton II the citt,
sF,,li particular Of our company can
A. yo,ind III a half PAGE article which
spuan ~ in The New York Journal OF
Commerce on March -
We need > few more men to take the
riasss % men who are going from
o4f financial sales force into their
fnsrcl.a adisinw positions. and the on
t.rturity offered h 20 make unusually
fa rre commissions curing the next few
months. and then 70 secure psf-
marent executive position IN our Ma
tlorai Merchandising Sales Organixa-
lion. With exclusive territory.
gp,e success II our men ami ~ our
entire corporation has been made
possible because we have
nirhf rrodarls. Unlimited Market.
Splendid BOARD ~ Directors
aud Ample Capital.
we vf1 ~ glad to give you CON
rim,e details 10 sou VIII apply in
perxon m youf convenience On Monday
- Taissday Kindly ask for Nj.
prinEle.
KENDALL. PRODUCTS CoEPoGArioN
Rpckley- New hall Ridg.. 10a 9Th Ave.
between aosh and. slst sss).
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HELP wANTED-M

ACCOUNTANT.
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sALEsMAN-LIrE INsURA

SALESMAN-IIFE INSURANCE.
Are you between 2S and 40 years Of age
Have you personally procured about $500 600
good business for each of the past two
years? II favorable conditions are arranged
Tor you have you the ability to procure bona
fide application MT first interview? Are
you able TO sell life insurance to AL classe>
Of men? VIII your record stand the closest
investigations IF you fruthfully answer
the foregoing IN the affirmative | can offer
YOU permanent and ligh, remunerative
position In this city Only ONE, man
wanted, but he must be The RIGHT one
Your letter will be rega arded as confidential. .
Legitimate. box 162 Herald, $50 B'way
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Statesmen
(Sales Executives) F.

One Of the oldest office appliance
companies In America. whose
products have enjoyed worldwide
distribution since 1900. is planning
an intensive advertising and mer-
chandising campaign throughout
the United States and Canada and
viii have need of SO ADDITIONAL
BRANCH OFFICE MANAGERS,
12 TRAVELLING SALES SUPER
VISORS AND OVER 100 SALES
MEN OF THE BETTER CLASS.
The positions will pay from
81 800 to $4,000 annually i'm cash
commissions and bonuses.
Experience in the office appliance
field Is unnecessary In order TO
qualify. Character, initiative and
sales ability will count first. Ap-
plicants will be given thorough
training in the sale of securities
and merchandise (without financial
sacrifice TO themselves) before he
ing promoted TO permanent sales
executive positions.
Call Monday. March IS. between
II A. NJ. and 3 r. NJ. at suite 605
Buckley-Newhall Building, 4fst st.
= and 9th av. Ask for MR.. MUS
TAIN.
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sAI.ESNIEN

A HIGH GRADE INVESTMENT
BANKING HOUSE CAN USE THE
SERVICES or SEVERAL SALES
MEN IN PLACING WITH INVEST
ORS A FIRST MORTGAGE BOND
ISSUE or AN ESTABLISHED
CEMENT COMPANY OWNED BY
STRONG FINANCIAL INTERESTS:
Statesmen WHO HAVE SOME
KNOWLEDGE or THE CEMENT
INDUSTRY AND A CLIENTELE
PREFERRED COMMISSION BASIS.
REPLIES WILL BE TREATED con
POTENTIALLY. & 1891 HERALD,
FULTON ST.
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SECURITY Statesmen.

wouldn't you like to offer for public
subscription the shares Of q financial
institution whose officers and directors
as well as every one else PAYS IN
full for their shares with money?
Wouldn't you like TO say there are no
forty or sixty per cent. promoters
commissions extracted before the
money goes into the treasury-or
after?
wouldn't YOU like to say TRUTH
FULLY that the people who subscribe
the money are the ONLY ones who
participate In the profits.
wouldn't Il help YOU TO SELF if you
we're able 70 say National Bank was
trustee or 5ice OF the common stock,
and that such stock would ALWAYS
he voted TO enforce the corporations
policless
wouldn't you like 70 prove 10 your own
satisfaction that We can offer YOU an
opportunity ~ above described?
Won't you. come In and learn II no
cannot ret together TO our mutual ad-
vantages7
call or write Tor Interview CHARLES
y. sANKEY. PROCTOR BUILDING.
YoNkERs. y. Y.
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A JOB THAT COUNTS

and let's you go 10 bed nights. tired but
happy. knowing YOU are giving yourself
a SQUARE DEAL and winning the re-
specs Of others. by the Importance and
quality ~ YOUR work What other foun
dation Is there for self-respect and per
manent satisfaction
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MANAGER.
SOLE MANAGER

for store handling food and general
merchandise in town OF $1,000. near
New York A reasonable investment
will be required. We want man ~
earning more. Position requires
man of energy and trustworthiness,
man who can stand on his own feet
and be his own boss. The policy of
the concern requires an investment
from the individual so that his whole
hearted interest in the concern will
be assured.
Reply by letter, giving age, expert
ence and full information.
. DANIEL II. MORGAN.
D-a229 Herald. Herald So
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$ Al r S u v y

SALE EsMEN
TNtoN BANKERS CORPORATION
HAVE IMPORTANT OPENINGS
FOR EXCEPTIONAL MEN.
Those selected viii he given every
opportunity 10 establish perma nent
relations with relis bic bond house.
The applicant must possess initia
tive, ambition 10 work faithfully
and must be capable of interview
ing important business executives.
While previous selling experience
is desirable IL IL not essential. a.
all those needing instruction viii b.
given careful assistance from the
house.
II you possess the proper aualifi-
cations for success and can furnish
clean record your commissions
viii be limited only by your ability.
Call early Monday.
a ROOM i0l7.
1875 Broadway, New YORK city.
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s \ T. T. S VI T. y
AND
DISTRICT MANAGERS.

WELL KNOWN DOWNTOWN IN
vEsTMENT HOUSE. HANDLING
HIGH GRADE ISSUE. HAS OPEN
ING FOR TWO OR THREE BUSI-
NESS MEN WHO ARE CAPABLE
or MEETING THE BIG ExECu-
TIVE: OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE
SPLENDID CONNECTION; At
TRACTIvE COMMISSION PROPOSE
TION TO THOSE WHO CAN QUAIL
icy. CALL ON MIR. WILLIAMS,
ROOM iors, 1875 BROADWAY.
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aAI.gHMaN 10 dealers ~ highest GRADE So
rlal furniture. Whlrh 80 tnmrufmsfuvt fer
exclusive trade fibefai dtMNiuN nrrennf Ara
Expenses with commission we nerd the NRgB
beat man W tni~ paritcuiar fieia Nivv fIll
partlrnlnfa - e4pefiWnrs. aeN. Mr in
your reply .isa Herald. 80 MwRy
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OFFICE WORKERS.
MEN AND WOMEN.

certified public accountant,
representing several industries. de-
sires TO interview a few ambitious
to better themselves and who are
willing to qualify through short
ira aiming; salary to start about $50
10 $75 per week when you qualify:
moderate charge for material and
training; state age, present posi-
tlon, and phone In confidence.
Address Box o 206l Herald, Her
aid square.
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SALE 5 n nx

Exceptional opportunity for ener-
eetic. well informed man % ex-
perience and standing 10 sell first
mortgage bonds in denomina tion-
Of $4,000. $4,000 and 81 10000 IN
hydroelectric company for the
erection OF water power develop
ment in the State OF New Jersey.
The company's plans have been ap-
proved by the State Water supply
Commission OF the State OF y. j..
and will be constructed under their
supervision. The certificate OF I'M
corporation gives the company tho
right of eminent domain as well az
perpetual rights. The company IL
prepared and will circularize that
part OF New Jersey where The plant
Is being built as well as elsewhere.
and will furnish leads. the bonds
10 be sold on the basis to yield the
investor better than SO. Hydro
electric securities need no recon-
mendation as they stand in class
by themselves. To the right man
preference of territory and liberal
commissions will be given. no
salaries or drawing accounts: all
correspondence strictly confiden-
tial.
For further particulars address
! 21i7 Herald, $50 Broadway.
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:. wide open for you. For that matter,
q has always been that way. Maybe you
have failed 10 see the chance ahead OF
YOU, maybe II went by TOO fast. maybe
yon UNDERESTIMATE YOUR ABII-
ITY Here In the Business Builders there
IL an Ideal opportunity for training and
development IN the highest paid work in
the world that rewards SUCCESS with
greater OPPORTUNITY all along the line.
The New York herald., 1922-03-12

SECURITY SALESMAN VINO lg THOR.
Dt'EFft.w FAMILIAR WITH GERMAN
GOVERNMENT. MUNICIPAL. AND INDUS
TRIAL noNpS ANp WHO CAN TALK ~.
Tf.fsfAGE~fLY ON THE TELEPHONE CAN
MAkE Az ATTRACTIVE CONNECTION
NtTW Az Esfani.tstfrp INVESTMENT
uotkE. rlt0Nk JOHN osa0 FOR AP-
pOfNT MENF.
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Statesmen.
sAL.EsMANAGEg.

sALESMANAGER.
WE WANT A SALESMANAGER.
ONE WHO is a PRACTICAL
PRODUCING SECURITY SALES
MAN, AND TO THE MAN THAT
CAN QUALIFY OUR ARRANGE
MENT WILL BE ON A SALARY
AND COMMISSION BASIS. THE
WORK WILL BE TO RAISE
MONEY by THE SALE or OUR
STOCK so THAT WE MAY or
ERATE THE PLANT THAT rs
FULLY EQUIPPED AND OWNED
ny US TO MANUFACTURE ONE
or THE MOST ATTRACTIVE
MACHINES ON THE MARKET
BRENDoNNE CORPORATION. I
MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK
CITY.
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SALES MANAGERS Now.

I'm thinking Of Andre and Hyde. and
Brophy and Pope, BogGs. 1Srug and
Laird and so many others whom knew
as Statesmen and who have climbed up
the ladder 20 Executive Promotions.
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Statesmen.

THE ASBESTOS PRODUCTS
CORPORATION DESIRES TO EN-
PLOY A FEW ADDITIONAL.
Statesmen TO COMPLETE IT'S
HOME OFFICE ORGANIZATIONS.
BE GIVEN A THOROUGH TRAIN
ING ON THE TECHNICAL POINTS
or OUR PRODUCTS WHICH In
CLUDE GILSONITE JAPAN. AS
BESTOS LIQUID ROOFING AND
BESTPHALT BOILER WALL
CEMENT.
EXPERIENCE WITH BUILD
ING MATERIALS rs NOT ES-
SF.NTIAI.. AND MEN OF GOOD
CHARACTER AND APPEARANCE
WHO HAVE HAD SOME SPE.-
CIALTY SELLING MAY FIND
THIS TO BE THE OPPORTUNITY
THEY HAVE BEEN LOOKING
FOR. COMMISSION BASIS.
PHONE FOR NTMENr
FOR PERSONAL INTERVIEW
MONDAY or TUESDAY ASK
FOR
ME. wOOLSEy.
o2,:i2 f'ITZEoN
ASBESTOS PRODUCTS coEr..
1928 BROADWAY CAT 34TID
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COUPLE. German Americans. to take
tire charge, except laundry; permanent po-
stions with adult family: city apartment
In winter: Jersey shore in summer; both
must be absolutely first class, neat, willing.
efficient and clean: Al references required:
good wages. Please write full particulars
TO l.. L., Box so. 311 Amsterdam av.
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ACCOUNTANT.

ACCOUNTANT,
4 Experienced accountant wanted. must be
familiar with general and cost accounting
and be able TO take fun charge of account
hg work or company manufacturing line
rf power plant equipment: good opportunity
FOR first class man. state experience and
salary expected Y FLAG Herald, $50 B'way.
ACCOUNTANT, competent, TO take charge
of bookkeeping department and personally
keep controlling accounts. one experienced
In textile factoring and commercial banking,
with a knowledge of French and German.
preferred: applicant please give age, refer
ences. experience and salary desired. 70S
Herald. $50 Broadway.
ACCOUNTANTS wanted, experienced, senior
stand junior on staff OF established firm OF
accountants Apply, stating full particulars.
as TO experience. references and salary: good
opening and steady work for right men, Q
on62 Herald. Herald 50.
ACCOUNTANT cage 25 10 35). with practl-
cal experience IN factory accounting and
branch auditing. real opportunity TO show
results: salary 81. So 900. Il. X, 3I4
Herald. Herald square.
The New York herald., 1922-03-12

An exceptional opportunity il
offered 10 YOU 10 place an issue
Of SO one year notes. These
notes have attractive bonus and
conversion features. Only men
who can produce quick results
need apply. no the right men
We will pay a liberal commits
sion Apply 10 Mr.. Laird. 18th
Floor. Knickerbocker Building.
42d Street and Broadway. be-
tween III A. NJ. and r. M.
Monday.
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Statesmen.

Twelve energetic men who can
WALK. TALK and tell the TRUTH
have an opportunity for permanent
connection with growing Corpora
ton offering q good sound PROPOSE
tion TO be represented hy intelii-
gent, energetic men.
Interview with our Sales Man
ager will outline exceptional OPP
portunity.
Write. phone or eall Y. j. Huber,
s6i 1858 Bergen av,. Jersey city.
Phone Bergen 4is.
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THE WAY TO SUCCESS

u simple II has always been. and al
vsys WIN be the same. Not easy-but
SIMPLE. There is no new way. no pet
system. no assortment or tricks that will
win for sou what men through all time
have been able to earn only BY SIN
cERE AMBITION and HARD WORK.
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) YOUR WORK UNINrEREsTINc2

You can easily be successful II you are
HAPPY In your work. and you can't be
happy unless your work is INTEREST
ING. And you can't feel the same IN
ierest ia minor, routine work that YOU
would feel In job that just naturally
challenges everything you've got in the
way OF AMBITION, ENERGY. BRAINS,
PERSONALITY and RESOURCEF'UL-
NESS. You've got 10 have job that
everlastingly makes you hustle, Keeps
YOU right up on your toes, facing new
situations. solving new problems. meet
ing new people every minute OF the day.
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HERE az our SALES FoRcE

our men are doing just that. selling the
securities OF established. growing indus
trial corporations that are expanding
their facilities 10 take care OF increased
demand for their products. CORPORA
TfONS THAT HAVE FACTORIES AND
STORES CLOSE AT HAND. THAT YOU
CAN VISIT AND INSPECT AND SEE IN
OPERATION-tN ONE AFTERNOON.
The New York herald., 1922-03-12

MAN.
Man to interview foreign born business
men for educational COURSES; salary. and
commssion good proposition, especially 10
n.en experienced in this work. Call morn
ings, suite 440, II West 42d ST.