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New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
Harding Agrees z,
With Legion ON
Hospital Plans
Criticisms on Service in
Illinois -.lroncd Oui,
iorbc. ssurcs Aiicr
White House Conference
Langley Bill Is Favored
President Said to Approve
Transfer of Sick Soldiers
to the Veterans Bureau

WASHINGTON. March l9 Changes
in the governments plan for hospital-
i2ation for disabled veterans to meet
criticisms made by, officials Of the
American Legion and others we're dis
ctg.cd to-night at the White iiouse at
q conference between President ilar-
ding. Director Forbes, of the veterans
bureau; Director Of the Budget Dawes.
John Barton Payne. chairman oi the
American Red Cross and members OF
thc LEGION hospitall1atlon committee.
Il was President Elarding's first APP
poiutmcnt after his return this morn
ng from vacation IN Florida After
tn, conference. which lasted moro than
two hours, ii was sand that Director
Forbes would announce to-morroW tn"
decisions which had been reached.
Specific criticisms which had been
made against the rehabilitation service
in Illinois were "ironod ont before the
conference. Director Forbes said. flc
would not say what these were.
langley Bill lndorscd
Tho Legion comm .tcc was composed
Of New York. and Colonel A. A. Spraguc
and Rrigadicr General Abel DAVIS. Of
Chicago. General Davis. acting "a
spokesman. said later they had urged
upon President llarding that he give
immediate approval TO the Langley bill,
now before Congrcss, when and If It
should come to him for signature.
The measure provides substantial ap-
preparation for hospital construction
which, the committee declared, was
urgently needed.
Another matter taken up was tho
proposal that service men now being
treated under the supervision OF the
health service be transferred 20 tho
Veterans buraau. To this also. General
Davis said. the President gave hia sp-
proval. The Legion representatives cs-
timatcd that 32,ooo soldier patients.
two thirds Of whom were mental or
tubucular cases recurring special treat
mcnt. wcrc still outside The bureau 3
supervision.
Trip Home Without incident
The special train conveying Mr. and
Mrs. Harding and their party from
Florida reached Washington Just after
noon the run having been made with
out incident. The Executive and Mrs.
Harding went at once to ,hc White
! House.
Others who returned on the presi-
dental special were Secretary and Mrs
/ Weeks, Attorney General Daughcrty
Under Secretary Of State Fletcher
Bugadier General Sawyer and Sccrc-
tary Christian.
The President shook hands with the
engineer and members of the train crew
during short stop at Richmond tc
change engines.
Mr. Harding said he felt greatly
benefited as a result Of the rest anc
the numerous games of golf which
marked his vacation stay and declared
he had "bully' time Mrs Harding
and the other members Of the part
voiced similar sentiments
Secretary Weeks, VINO joined the part
at ST. Augustine for the return trip
said his vacation had put him i'm tip
top condition.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
Ceddes Didn't Say Treaty
Averted Imminent War
British Ambassador Formally
Denies Statement Credited to
Him on Pacific Coast

OAKLAND. Cal. March l9.-Sir
Auckland Gcddcs, British Ambassador
to-day formally denied that he ever had
said the fourpower Pacific treaty had
ayerted an imminent war. as has beer
reported in versions Of an address he
made in Los Angeles, recently dis.
cusscd in the Senate
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
tapanese Honor DIR. Ladd

TOXIC. Feb % By Mail group
Of japanese admirers Of the late Pro
fossor George Trumbul Ladd arc plan
ming TO erect q monument TO hls
memory in the grounds OF Soiiji
Temple, AZ Jeurumi. near Yokohama,
where petition Of his ashes have
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
Chamber Supports Counaris

ATHENS. March l9.-The Chamber
Of Deputies voted confidence to-day in
the Gounaiis .ninistry l6A to s6. Fifty
threc Dcputies abstained from voting
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
OI'reSgon and
Harding Trade
Notes ON act
L. :. Desire for Treaty. That
Guards American Rights
Said 70 BE OnlN Barrier
Left Against Recognition
EARLY Solution Expected
Southern Executive Predicts
Success. but VIII Settle
Foreign Debt in ANY Case


WASHINGTON. March 70 lBy The
Associated Prcssl Personal exchanges
between President Harding and Pres
ident Obregon looking to recognition Of
MeXico by the United states arc in
progress. it was disclosed to-day in
high Administration circles Amcr-
lean officials believe carly rccognit on
g probable
The one point OF difference between
thc two executives. Il was declared. is
the desire Of President Harding to
make tho formal rccognitioN of Me-
ico coincident with the signing of a
treaty plcdging the southern republic
to protect American rights within it's
borders. whereas tho McXicAn Pres
dent would like the formal recognition
to prcccdc the treaty.
Exchanges Cordial In Tone
Tho correspondence. which has bccn
going on for some time. is described as
having been OF most cordial char
actcr. The American government was
said TO desire protection for American
rights against the retroactive clauses
Of tho MeNicaN constitution in treaty
form. Persons familiar with Mexican
Jurisprudence declare that five dcci-
sioNs by the Mexican Supreme Court
a'e necessary to establish precedent
There has been one decision Favorable
to American interests or the point al
issue
The exchanges with tAc Mexican
President We're SAID not to have been
the only international spondcnce
carried on by Mr.. Harding since his
election. Three European potcutatce
IT was declared. have written personal
letters to tho President as we'll as ono
South American President. The MS
turo of the letters was not disclosed.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
Poincare Insists L. =. Must
Recognize Wine Is Life

PAR s, March 49, IF wine were bad
for the health, this fact would have
been known since the days of the
Evening star., 1922-11-05
SALESLADIES.

SALESLADIES.
We have several openings for
experienced salesladies in our
coat and dress departments. If
you are looking for permanent
position at a good salary apply
to the Manager, Philipsborn.
Evening star., 1922-11-05

AGENTS sell SIC ''Sure Grip. patented an-
tnstabl. cover remover. for fruit Jars. bottles.
cans etc Positively needed IN ever! ~ n"i,'-
or specialty salasmen. Permanent income an"
trrritorv, Michigan Manufacturers Agents
sole distributors. Capitol Iheater ou.''
Evening star., 1922-11-05

.cFYTS-C1sh in on coal shortage. Max" Slo
L. 500 daily. Thousands everywhere bnv,nE
new invention. Burn coal oil Kerosene !" -
set In stove and burD. Chearer and 'ieahNI
tbsn coal. Send for free samI'i" ana SET s.
quick. Territory gong fas'' I"''"'"SS us
Evening star., 1922-11-05

AtrvJ.s-our 35c heavy butcher linen re-,
rnrsihle washable, iron board coveis "eH6o. scii
f,st for zoe: other good sellers: free samPi..
i;na Am n 20 40 W. Monroe. Chicago.
Evening star., 1922-11-05

ATF\TS-S3 apiece fn. reversible -.'n-t an.
raathar raincoat orders: wear eitl.. va!
smaz;nr seller; samp'" free. Parker MfE GO
Goat DAYTON, bhio
Evening star., 1922-11-05

CLEAN UP 500 weekly from now till Christ
mas with Nifty Nine; weekly average, 100
sales dollar profit each; 3U-io sales daily fire.
quently made: demonstrating outfit cinches or
der 30 other coin ncoaIerS. all ideal Tor Christ
mas Gifts: several at each house: big rush now
starting: get free sample outfit offer: postal
brings our unique plans. Davis Products Co.
Dant S5S Chicago,
Evening star., 1922-11-05

M;FSTS-New invention: stove con'eIsr.
doss sway with coal and wood; PULLS nn vols
on c,ch sale ro delivering; r" 'n>ta.tihg
W-itn P,rkrr Nfx I,urn 26ll. Dayton. uhlo..
Evening star., 1922-11-05

AGFNTS-BIg money taking orders "verc"at..
vnnrer, biy alu.s: Donnhue made Slos nrst
week: Savers makes 500 weekly; no canLta. a.
or experience required Taylor, Wells -.4-
pnn,Lna I,hi.nch
Evening star., 1922-11-05

BIC SEASON now on: make 50 to So daily
tsk,ng orders for the Diamond Light:
Iamns and lanterns; 800 candlppower: beats
Electricity: no capital required: write today for
cstalog and free outdt OFFER. Akron Lamp Co.,
ann hldg Akron, Ohio.
Evening star., 1922-11-05
WANTED-HELP.


Statesmen. experienced preferred. three. 70.
local work; nve to work virginia counties ana
baltimore; salesmen repressntinE this CON, on
Psniy sni,s. are s,dn making $40 t. s2o per day IA
Statesmen for electrical goods; good CON. n,s
mission. The Elmer II. Catlin Co.. 800 18th
st. E.w.
sALEsMEN-A few good men who have abil-
ity and desire to succeed. The Fox Co.. 81
11th st. NV.
SALESMEN-Average one sale . day and
make $500 per no.; drawing account when
ability demonstrated: permanent positions ior
experienced men: ambitious workers OF gooa
appearance wanted. See Mr.. Newman, lAli
n. Y. ave.
SALEsMEN-To cover territory ont outlying
Washington: wide e-awake men making S2O day.
Room 4. 1923 + st. NV.
SAI.ESMEN-Large mid-western factory. ex-
pandinG its eastern sales forces, mas opening
In washington for few clear cut men; ;,s;n sh
perience not absolutely necessary, as We Tram
You; possible earnings greater than tne aver
age and unlimited opportunity Tor adSants Snts
ment Can Monday or Tuesday. sil south
ern bldg. See Mr.. Gray.
Statesmen for new patented burglar proof
alarm box: big commission to live wire.
Holoher's: 900 9th st. NV. .-
SOLICITOR-One who has had experience As
and ocs Wa4R e1ceens opening
party. Address. stating experience ana age
Ro1 Ak. Star office.
SOLICITOR. Apply to Conger. 23rd ST. and
New York ave.
SOLICITORS. experienced, laundry. The Barry
Laundry. rear 7OS Morton st. NV ~
SOLICITORS and drivers for laundry: white
preferred; answer. stating reference Al
dress Box l37-w. Star office. .
SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVES,.
WE WANT MEN in the city OF Washington
men of unquestionable character, to become
connected with our organization. one OF inc
largest financial institutions in the country :
only men of long residence in Washington need
apply; II you are one OF these three men, your
future is assured; for interview address Box
a-N. Star office. giving name. age. present
place of employment and address.
STEAMFITrER. experienced. to set boiler and
fve radiators in garage building. NASH IL
NJ st.
STEWARD : CHEF - Competent experienced
steward. with experience in kitchen. Tor coun-
try club: married man without children re-
iuired: will employ wife. state age. training
experience and salary. Address Box bs-A, Star
once.
TRICK DRIVERS and helpers colored. Ana
TYPIST and penman state experience and
salary desired. Address Box 332-W. star
office. o.
YOUNG MAN, 16 or 18 years old. who can
take dctation and use Typewriter; speed not
essential, but accuracy required. Zee MI
Swift. Room 3, Sl1 1lth at. NV
Young MAN. familiar with stock market,
TO solicit subscriptions for stock Information
bureau; commission basis: big money for live
wire. Box 73. room T02, World bldg, New
York. j.
YOUNG MEN-Our trained men are In urgent
demand all over United stntes-positions pay-
iuc un 10 $4,000 year. No 6arEe for con-
sultnton employment service. Consult us
National Salesmens Training Association. Star
bldy
Evening star., 1922-11-05

AGENTS-S5 to SII daily easy. Your pay IN
advance Introducing new style Eua!aH'c',i
hosiery Mast wear or replaced free. No rapi-
raj or experienced required. just show samp!es:
" rite orders. We deliver and collect EteShnt
a,,,st f,rnished All colors and grades. includ-
ing silks. silk and wool. fleece lined, heathrrs.
Mac. Chez Mills Co., Fall 's2o. cincinnati.
Evening star., 1922-11-05

DON'T OVERLOOK this bet; steady job and
Pictorial Service for windows: merchants in
every line interested. Statesmen make a. hiGh
~ SO day: good side line. Illustrated Cur
NeMS NeM Haven Conn.
Evening star., 1922-11-05

CAZyASSERS-Ma 800 per cent profit: new.
exceptionally useful. necessary article: every
home buys several Immediately: pocket sam
pIe Factory Pine. Elizabeth. y J.
Evening star., 1922-11-05

IT Is \ FINE IDEA when II sa.esmnn can 60
back and sell something to the merchant time
AMI time again. The Chicago SnrS RooI 90.
3:I ". Madison st., Chicago. have open ngs
for sa "smen who appreciate having Just th.s
Kind nf q conn nrtinn.
Evening star., 1922-11-05

.7I,>TS S1 = nrnfr ON every imported gan
arJine order; best buy III" markr,' ma"t nav g.,
,ucasnre and guaranteed to satisfy be- 'hr Ms mr..
j., your incai,rv 10 write for fie" gaharalht
n, s,,,,,,ef, nutnf. big now On: hc'
"m.rk. Liberty Mfg. CO.. 40 iAoe'F o''.S''
uayiou. Ohio.
Evening star., 1922-11-05

CANDY NAMING business. We start You.
Home or anywhere. Furnishing everything.
We buy your candy. Rig pay. Experience
necrsssary Men-women. Candymakers Co.
T,hiladelrhis Pm
Evening star., 1922-11-05

AGENTS demonstrators making SO dait
selling newly patented E-Z-i hands latest.
most novel mems nsckties ever prt on mar
kat: styles take big sell on sight: double !o.s
money. send 81 for three trial samples: write
ourk for territory. ETA Manufacturing Co.
Rrnal NeX NOrk.
Evening star., 1922-11-05

Earn SIoo or More Weekly
until Xmas selling high class holiday spe-
cialiy in universal demand. Process Engrav-
ing Co.. 2U9 s state st. Chicago.
Evening star., 1922-11-05

7AcEyrS moL ny $40 u 50 per day seIlINg
.,,m.zinr story of Henry Ford: authorized
,Jitinm now ready: write .or free outht touas
nrrt &C. Mullikln Co. tincinnatl. "u0.
Evening star., 1922-11-05

EXCEPTIONAL opportunity for experienced
statesmen 10 soil hieh-grads line Of calendars
Write Smith-Hecht co.. Indianapolis. Ind, Tor
Territory and send references.
Evening star., 1922-11-05

CAN You SELL. colored people: Write Becker
Chemical Co. Sr. Louis, Mo.
Evening star., 1922-11-05

GrMMED TAPE rapidly replacing twine. Op-
roriun.t!cs absolutely unlimited. S'o weealy
siir line. Tape and Label Corporation:
ltel1 Rnosevrlt road Dept 40. ChicaGo. III.
Evening star., 1922-11-05

SALESMEN-A New York fruit and vegetable
house desires high.class salesman FOR Wash
have been calling on the best class OF dealers
apply: preference to man owning car; liberal
commission: state full particulars in first let
fer. Waterman & Co., Al Harrison st.. New
NnrE
Evening star., 1922-11-05

A,FXTS- n week selling gnaiaAtt'n M m,
.,c-y for men women and children must MfaI a
y, ,rnntbs or replaced fTeea write Tor satPe
ar,tf Thomas Mfg. Co. Plank l"". paFt.h.
Evening star., 1922-11-05

,i;FSTS-SSOO month. steady pay W,
s,yIe written guaranteed hosiery sory Mu
or rev hose free. Experience "hh'e IN
-. l \ lnLi DnXIOn. Nh'V.
Evening star., 1922-11-05

YOUNG WOMEN
We want you to come to Our
Office and let us tell you about
the good positions we have to
offer young women between 18
and IS years of age.
We want to show you how
pleasant and desirable they are ;
what splendid opportunity they
present for advancement and
what good salaries are paid, even
at the beginning.
We feel sure you will find in
terest in an interview with our
Application Supervisor.
ROOM /,
722 18th ST. NV.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND
POTOMAC TELEPHONE
COMPANY.
Evening star., 1922-11-05

PIC; PROFIT selling Gartsde's iron rust SOAP
ths original iron rust. ink and stain remover
marketed since 1904: fully protected in Z. &
IA tent Office: advertised throughout the coun-
largo tubes enough To remove 800 spots, for
25 cents Send 10r for trial tube.
Gartside's Iron Rust Soap Co,
H17 Preston st.,
Evening star., 1922-11-05

% ~ Az h1-Shorthrnd expert young woman
OF gentle birth. breeding and Intelligence, vso
,nnersraods her business: unilcIunbered All
dress Bog 240.W Star osice
Evening star., 1922-11-05
SAI.ESM r.,

ADVERTISING; SALESMEN-Reprrsen manu-
facturer: permanent: excl. glass novelty calen-
darS and souvenir specalties for modern adver-
r.>rrs; unusual unique. Steue Co.. 1000 n
Ma iOr ave. Chicago.
Evening star., 1922-11-05
WANTED-HELP.
MALT (COntinued). }.


Roy. experienced. colored, to- drive Dodge
delivery car; references. Apply 1924 st.
NV.
BOY-To make himself generally useful in
lunchroom. Call Col. 5427. after Pm:
DRICKLAYERs, colored, experienced. Apply
Room l08. l4l6 st. NV.
BRICHLAYERS. 8. colored. and 2 hod car
riers at once. Rear 1910 Ga. ave.
BUILDING FOREMAN-A man who has in
tellixence and initiative enough to take com,
kinds of construction work: must be used to
handling men and yet not afraid OF hard work
"SScasionaliy; occasion steady work and sas ensenent lent
poration; the right man can name his own
salary. Address Box 7S-X. Star ofhce. giving
reference. experience. etc.
BCsHELMAN. good. !. Haas & Co.. 1911 Pa.
ave
BUTLER. colored man. also TO care for fur
nnce. Apply at No: IS jacobson place NV. %
CARPENTER to lay noors Apply, with
tools, 9l2 9Th st. NV. Monday morning.
CARPENTERS. bricklnyers and builders-Send
book, How to Read Blue Prints" Just out.
No charge. Learn how to make more money in
the building business. Address. Bldg. Dept.
lilo. Chicago Tech. 2121 So. Michigan ave.
cHAuFFErR. experienced and that can make
small repairs; references re1uired; $50 u
month DR. Thorn. so7 7th st. NV.
CHAUFFEURS for Black and White taIicabs;
Apply to Black and White Taxi. Oxford Hotel.
18TH and Penna. ave.
CHIEF CLERK for q department in large in
stitution; must have experience In handling
clerks and in letter writing: salary $3.50 per
month to start: future possibilities unlimited ::
rrotestants only apply. Address Box 3i0-W.
Star office.
CLERK. cashier. stenographer preferred: gem
eral Office work; large corporation; 2S to 30
years old. Apply 400 II st. s.w. Saturday
to m; Sunday II to pm. ..
COACHING for editorial clerk: examina tion
Immediately. Address Box 1O6N, Star Office. .
ELECTRICITY TAUGHT hy expcrts-Enrn
while you learn at home. Electrical book and
proof lessons free. Satisfaction guaranteed and
position secured Write TO Chief Engineer
Cooke, 2l44 Lawrence ave. Chicago.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. white. experienced.
actiHe man. SIS weekly, See Mr. Thomas Col
ilhs starter: Star Rdg. on Monday.
EXPERIENCED SALESMAN to sell to res
taurnnts. Call Sunday. Col. 6G59-J. between
FARM HAND. married: experience and refer
encr J. II. r.. 415 Varnum st. NV.
FIREMEN. BRAKEMEN. beginners $3.50.
later $3.50 monthly. Which position? Rail
way Address Boz 305.W. Star Office.
FLOOR SCRAPERs union men): steady
work. Harry G. Eckhardt. Phone Col. 6s3l
FOREIGN TRADE.
FIFTY men to prepare in spare time for high
saiaried positions as export. import managers.
Evening star., 1922-11-05
MANIFESTATIONS.

.h,,ai. NURSE wishes position a.
MOWERS helper. cnre Of children afternoon
eve: or semi-invalid; references. Phon.
Evening star., 1922-11-05

AGENTS wanted TO sell fiber silk everWear
ueckwrar: over 100 per cent profit: excellent
proposifiou for holidays. Fisher Knitting Co..
ina InHersnn are Buffalo. y. y.
Evening star., 1922-11-05

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY for statesmen
experienced in calling on bakers. grocers and
restaurants: remain in your own territory:
write once. giving age. references and past
experience. Donghnut Machine Corporation.
ilIO Rrcadwav. Nrw York city.
Evening star., 1922-11-05

1UINU MEN and INyS VIII Wheels TOT o.
livery: good pay: full Or part time: also
s"hoolboyS. Apply ~ 18TH at. NV. 50
SALESMAS-TIIGHEST GRADE. HANDMADE
CIGARS DIRECT FROM FACTORY To
SMOKER. EXcELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR
HUSTLER. RIG REPEATER. Az CIGAR Is
TIE REST ON THE MARKET AND QUAIL
ITY ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED. COM
MISSION on FIRST AND ALI. REPEAT OR
win ENCLrsIyE TERRIToRY. oTR MEN
ALI. MAkE Rig MONEY. MEN WITH CAN
vASSISG AND SOLICITING EXPERIENCE
WILL. FIND THIS THE REST PAYING
PROPOSITION THEY EVER HANDLED
TERRITORY GOIN, FAST. IF YOU ARE A
LIVE WIRE. ANSWER AT ONCE. GIVING
TWO BUSINESS REFERENCES AND PHONE
NUMBER. ADDRESS RON 1G-X, STAR Of
EICE
Evening star., 1922-11-05
WERE YOU EVER

WERE YOU EVER
ASHAMED OF YOURSELF?
Is your past record Of earnings pleasing
to look back upon? Well. Euess your past
is pretty much like that Of the average man.
II never gives any Of them any real concern
or regrets until they suddenly md themselves
right side up In a regular 1oo, making
money hand over fist. Then tney ay 70
Themselves, Great Scott. could have been
doing this for the last ten years II some one
had given me this opportunity"
We are Offering this opportunity, on ~.
yer tray. to you or to any other iea-ntoooea
that you can talk United statssm , and look
talking to him. For further details, call and
have a heart-to-heart talk with MI. Freeth,
our director Of sales. This interview may
mean 'n' WM. S I. MOORE CO..
Investment Bankers,
TO 14th st. NV.
Ground hoor,
Former site Of Union Savings Bank.
WINDOW DRESSER-Thor-
oughly experienced in women's
wear; also capable of acting as
hoorman.
Apply Mr.. Miller,
Mgr, M. Brooks & Co.,
100 G. St.
Evening star., 1922-11-05

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. experienced:
offer an exceptional opportunity for g"od
man Apply I.0J st NV
Evening star., 1922-11-05
WANTED-HELP.
AEEN1S

prsINFSS OF YoIrR OwN-Make sparkling
glass name plates. numbers. rhrckr ,,aiiai
medallions signs; hig illustrated tonk mAi.eu
free T. Palmer. III. Woosier. -- unl"-
Evening star., 1922-11-05

COMBINATION nut bowl and nut cracker;
agents making big money selling them: write
ouick for prices: pound nuts free. Process
tnmpany Salina. Kan.
Evening star., 1922-11-05

EDUCATIONAL WORK.
Woman to travel: unusual opportunity 10.
one 25 to 45 years Of age: unin"umbered ana
able to leave home; pays salary from start;
applicant must possess good education: an
paarancc sincerity and willingness to work
more essential than previous business experi,
rnce. repIy must state age. education and
brief personal description. Address Box 9'.A,
Star office.
Evening star., 1922-11-05

SE' f-STEN0GRAPHER-S yearS' Va,
iieu experience. desires position with re,r.D
na n".ii,y ,o ana chance Of advancement Addr.,,
Evening star., 1922-11-05

,,rxrS I,ors.s he hest lin. of navors. food
rrmIrts soaps perfumes. toilet rrrparst aS '.,iS.
Kitchen and Laundry >prcialt!c> ever "ntt''i,
No ,..ujtal: no exp' rieures re!iah.r conPanH, IL
ii,.,ss X yesrs. we star: You Ght; fu:hi>h
romplct. nutft: selling plans that nav la
su,r.ssful: largest comm sN."nS WI tn, -,
Evening star., 1922-11-05

21.0OU RECORDS guaranteed with one Ever
play phonograph needle: new. different; can
aot ujure records; $40 daily ensy: free sam
Evening star., 1922-11-05

I, - ~ IL. Al HtRSE experienced, desire. To.
'ition t11 22nd ST NV
Evening star., 1922-11-05

AGENTS-TIigh grade sin hosiersi iaus. nn cash
n,;iI" nror,nt deliveries: big commissioning InSm
dnily: sales plan a winner. styia f'o''
Evening star., 1922-11-05
WANTED-HELP.
MAl,E-l.ontfnued.

COLORED BOYS, with b.
cycles, for our delivery depart
ment. Apply Immediately. M.
Philipsborn & Co., 6Io nth NV.
PORTER-Young colored man.
Permanent position. Reference
required. Apply Immediately.
NJ. Philipsborn & Co., 61o nth
NV.
Evening star., 1922-11-05

on paint stores. painting
contra ctors. hardware dealers and other man
uracturing trade TO sell line OF products and
by products as side line straight line; liberal
commission. Ohio State Linseed Co., Cleve-
land Ohio.
Evening star., 1922-11-05

YOUNG MEN-Our trained men are In urgent
demand all over United stntes-positions pay-
Ing up TO slOOOO year No 6arGe for con-
smltat.on or employment service. Consult U.S.
National Salesmen's Training Associn tton. star
Evening star., 1922-11-05

RI; MONEY selling window sign letters local
and general agents wanted. Metallic Letter
Co Az y Clark. Chicago.
Evening star., 1922-11-05

Statesmen wanted: energetic. reliable. high
grade salesmen to sell the nationally known
Red Wing line commission: exclusive art
and business calendars. bank supplies. leather
Advertising specialtes: sells the year round.
Write for informa tion and open territory: ref
ererces first letter: an exceptional business op-
portunity for men OF ability. character and en-
.erprise Red Wing Advertising Co., Red
MINI
Evening star., 1922-11-05

SALESMAN. advertising. who has made *!o-
900 pe- year straight commission bass
big proposition of many years standing. IN.
Moi'cr. $50 Wade Vi; Cincinnati Ohio.
Evening star., 1922-11-05

I1FlST. competent. desires position after
l19-X, Star Office -