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This corporation Is so magnitudinous
In its scope that II can give man an
opportunity to advance himself to a
high EXECUTIVE position.
Every man who now holds n sales
EXECUTIVE position started as a
salesman and was promoted as soon
as he had demonstrated his ability.
THAT SHOULD BE PROOF.
II doesn't pay to founder around, and
1t certainly does not pay to doubt"
In justice to yourself write letter
detailing enough of your past expert
ence TO justify an interview.
We can convince you that there Is
big chance here to make big money
and earn big promotion IL you show
the proper qualifications.
Bear In mind that this opportunity
will soon be withdrawn.
The particular phase of our work for
which we require statesmen Is rapidly
coming to conclusion.
When that time does come soon-the
doors" will be closed TO you.
The men we are taking now are
placed In a more advantageous POSI-
tlon than formerly.
We are teaching them to handle our
sales situation with a view to de-
yeloplng them into Sales and other
While we will ALWAYS need men
the opportunity to come In on the
present LUCRATIVE basis with the
present opportunities for PROMO
TION will not continue indefinitely.
BE alive TO the opportunity while
thcre Is yet time.
Write us the letter to-day.
II you come In now, and prove your
ability, you will have wonderful op-
portunity to step quickly into our COM
mercial department.
Several new products OF the company
are shortly TO be put upon the market.
Every product will be sponsored by
Its own corporation.
This means that we VIII want Sales
EXECUTIVES for these different
new subsidiary companies.
THE men who can qualify In our SELL
ing ranks will be promoted to fill
these important positions.
There is nothing visionary about this
proposition.
This corporation Is internationally
known.
In Its field Il has no competition and
Its line OF business Is the least sf-
fected OF any by business depression.
II you viii appreciate an income OF
$40 COO year and better, and are
willing to work hard 10 get t.
Write to-day for an Interview.
writing a letter means nothing.
WRITE 1T /!
Certainly write it--if for no other rea-
son than out OF curiosity to find out
Just what we do offer.
You won't know II you don't write.
And II might so happen that we have
Just the POSITION that will give
you everything you want.
N e0of Herald. Herald so.
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NTED AND TELEPHONE DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENTS
HELP wANTED-MALE.


SECURITY statesmen.
A real proposition for real men. You
owe Il to yourself TO investigate this.
We give you full cooperation through
STRONG BOARD OF DIRECTORS
WIDE PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN
APPEALING BILL POSTERS
MASS MEETINGS AND
PUBLIC SPEAKERS.
Leading citizens of every town you go
into have indorsed this movement.
Every one you approach has confidence
in this proposition.
The more calls you make the stronger
you get.
Commissions only will enable you to
earn large income. No advances made.
ALL AMERICAN SECURITIES
CORPORATION.
/, 56 Pine St. N. Y. Phone John 040o.
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LEsMAN-MANAGER ASSISTANT.
7 want two good mon 10 work with, me in
New York; absolute integrity first requisite .
sales experience or ability necessary: good
pay and splendid opportunity for quick pro-
motion TO highly paid managerial position:
don't hesitate TO answer II you are em-
ployed II will pay you to make n change.
Call room 30f. 16O Pearl st.
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statesmen.

Statesmen wanted to sell New
York Stock Exchange listed Sc
curities; good opportunity to
live men who either have a
clientele or can develop one.
Apply Mr.. jackson, 1s45 Broad
way.
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BEAUTY CULTURE.

NINE. HELENE SWIFT.
Wonderful scientific treatment removing
scars, pittng. flabbiness. teltale lines. DER
MATINE for wrinkles sold at Gimbel Bros.
2i6 W. seth ST., corner Broadway.
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BOATS. LAUNCHES AND ACCESSORIES.

ONE new n, D., 4 cycle Hettinger hoisting
engine: also 1 pair. 23iS IT, seine boats
good condition. ready for use. CfIAs.
WARMER, Blue Point, L. I. Phone ib7sw.
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
Of Home and Business Nceda
ACCOUNTANTS.

ACCOUNTsANTS-Expcrts on income taxes,
audits. systems and financial reports, book
WEGE COMPANY, 30 4th av., N. Y. O..
Thones Stuyvesant sf2S-s129. Richmond Hill
2t0O- 2fOt
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SECURITY statesmen.

BEST SELLING INDUSTRIAL
IN NEW YORK: ESTABLISHED
TWENTY YEARS; HIGHEST
, COMMISSION IN FULL AND
VERY ATTRACTIVE install
MENT CONTRACT: EVERY
COOPERATION FROM OLD
EST TABLI HE d HOUSE.
SUIT r 2S06. TWO RECTOR
STREET.
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statesmen.

A LARGE DISTRIBUTING Or
GAN1zaTION is TAKING ON A
FEW MORE MEN TO COVER MET
RoPoLIT,AN INQUIRIES. MEN WHO
NEVER SOLD BEFORE ARE MAX
ING BIG MONEY. OUR LINE is
IN GREAT = DEMAND BY BOTH
WRMS AND INDIVIDUALS. 1T rs
THE THIRD LARGEST MANUF'AC-
TURING INDUSTRY IN THE
WORLD. VIE MARKET THE
, PRODUCTS OF TwENTY-oNE I'M
MENsE FACTORIES THROUGH
HUNDREDS OF AFFILIATED
STORES. THESE POSITIONS ARE
PERMANENT, WITH AN INCOME
RANGING FROM $50 TO $500 PER
WEEK. ANY MAN WHO is WILL
ING TO BE TAUGHT MAY BECOME
AFFILIATED WITH THIS ORGAN
1ZATION.
FOR INTERVIEW, CALL AT THE
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES
ON THE SIXTH FLOOR.
56 WEST 45rH,
e:45 A. NJ. AND AS P. NJ.
ASK FOR MR.. O'CONNELL.
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YOUNG MEN.

A solid future. with perma-
nent connection, Is offered to
YOU II you are willing to prove
your ability as a salesman. We
offer an opportunity to you
which will give you the chance
to create for yourself solid.
worth while position where your
growth will be limited only by
your ability. Read our adver-
tisement headed Statesmen, the
Open Door to Success"
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statesmen.

DO YOU WANT TO MAKE MORE
MONEY? DO YOU WANT A PER-
MANENT POSITION AND A
CHANCE TO GROW INTO AN In
ECUTIvE'S PLACE? IF SO. AND
YOU ARE ENERGETIC AND WILL
ING TO WORK, APPLY 1880 A. M.
AND 2:S0 AND 1880 p. NJ.
SUITE sos,
NATIONAL CITY ANNEX,
16 EAST ADD ST.
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SHOE statesmen.

EpMoNDs SHOE COMPANY OF
MILWAUKEE WILL OPEN DIS
TRIBUTING BRANCH IN NEW
YORK CITY: A GOOD OPPORTUNITY
FOR A FEW HIGH CLASS SALES
MEN TO COVER NEW YORK CITY.
NEW JERSEY AND SOUTHERN
NEW YORK STATE; GIVE EXPERI-
ENCE AND REFERENCE.
EDMONDS SHOE CO.,
16 HUDSON ST.,
HUDSON READE BUILDING.
r ROOM sos.
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SECURITY Statesmen.
| MEN-HIGH GRADE. INTELLIGENT MEN
TO ASSIST IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF
LARGE FINANCE CORPORATION AND
LATER BECOME MEMBERS OF BOND
SALES ORGANIZATION. CLEAN CUT
MEN 25 YEARS OR OVER WILL FIND
THIS A REAL OPPORTUNITY. T 719
HERALD, $50 B'WAY.
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W ARNINc.- Unemployed. don't come to
Muscle Shoals now: possibilities are
large army of Industrial workers, mechanics.
nndhinists. carpenters. electricians. paint
ers, plumbers. stenographers. bookkeepers,
timekeepers, &C., Will be needed I'm very near
future; send 81 and we will mall application
blank and Information and every effort VIII
bn made TO place you when work starts /:
this organization has been investigated by
Florence Chamber OF Commerce. Muscle
Shoals Employment Bureau. box II. Flor
ence Ala
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WE HAVE AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
FOR MEN WHO HAVE THE TALENT IN
SELLING AND THE AMBITION TO MAKE
REAL MONEY IN AN ENTIRELY NEW
FIELD.
OUR ORGANIZATION is MADE UP OF
TRAINED MEN, EACH DEPARTMENT
CONDUCTED BY THE MAN MOST PAR
TICULARLY SUITED TO EXECUTE HIS
THE MEN JOINING THIS ORGANIZA-
TroN AT THIS TIME ARE LAYING THE
NFCTION WITH UNLIMITED POSSIB1LI-
TIES. NATURALLY WE WANT AMBI.
TIoUS MEN, AND THEY MUST BE MEN
WHO ARE READY AND WILLING TO
WORK OUR PLAN OrrR WAY.
WE FURNISH LEADS; -,
III YOU CARE FOR YOUR FUTURE AN
sNrTl THIS AID IN PERSON.
CALL MONDAY. FEBRUARY GOTH AT
80 r. NJ.
1iTH FLOOR, 255 FOURTH AVENUE,
COR. 2OTH STREET.
AND ASK FOR MIR. RIGBY.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
IN ATIONAL
NJ L OY YM Z MT Z X G II A N G Z
80 Church Street,
New York City.
Established 1909.


EXECUTIVE TECHNICAL
DEPARTMENT.
ACCOUNTANT-Thoro SIS. exp; $4,000.
ASST TO SALES MGR.-Willing to
travel In the West; security selling
ACCOUNTANTS. r.: man who spe-
cialized on disbursement and traffic ac-
counts. $1,000.
ALESMAN-Familiar with workmen's
clothes trade; up to $4,000.
ACCOUNTANT-Englis chartered; $1,000.
SALES ENGR.-Ability to handle sales
force: prefer Il. T.. graduate: $4,000 plus.
SALES ENGR.--Exp. selling chemicals:
$4,000.
MINING, ENGR.--Gold and silver; loca-
tion S. Africa $4-50on.
workmens compensation; $2400-3000.
ARCH. DFTS.--Apartment house and Of
flee building exp: $2600-3000.
SALESMAN-Able to interview archi-
tects and read plans $1,000.
BUYER-Must know electrical goods from
a jobbing standpoint: $240O.
CORRESPONDENCE grad; book
publ. exp. desirable; $20SO-2600.
SALEsMAN-Exp selling restaurants.
BOOKKEEPER-Handl full set of
books; should know foreign exchange:
knowledge OF German and French; $2O6O.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES concrete: $1800-
1000.
calculate weight: $3.50.
DRAFTSMAN-Arch. detail; sheet metal
and skylight exp; $3.50.
SERVICE MAN-Elec. training: auto
equipment: N. L. terri: $500 a exp.
INSPECTOR-E. j.. grad; figure install
lations; $1200-1400.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.
statesmen
(sales Executives)..


ONE OF THE OLDEST OFFICE
APPLIANCE COMPANIES IN
AMERICA. WHOSE PRODUCTS
bisTRIbUTfoN bATR MSosIp srNcR WGki1%ips iaoS. Is
PLANNING AN INTENSIVE ADJ
vERTISING AND MERCHAN-
DIsING CAMPAIGN THROUGH
OUT THE uNiTED STATES
HAVE ANR SEES SAE6Dai 81 d 4NP XpprTToN. M5sL
AL BRANCH OFFICE MAN
AGERS, IL TRAVELLING SALES
SUPERVISORS AND OVER 100
Statesmen OF THE BETTER
CLASS.
THE POSITIONS WILL PAY
FROM $500 TO $4,000 AN
NUALLY IN CASH COMMITS
EXPERIENCE IN THE OF
UNNECESSARY IN ORDER TO
fATIvE AND SALES Ability
WILL LII, COUNT FIRST. APPLI.,
TAoR5uoM TAoF5 NIL TRAiE1SG IN GivEN WITH. 4
TO THEMsELvEs) IN BOTH
OUR FINANCIAL AND MER-
CHANDIsING DEPARTMENTS
BEFORE BEING IROMOIED TO
PERMANENT SALES EXECU-
TIVE POSITIONS.
WRITE FULLY, STATING
AGE, EDUCATION, WHETHER
MARRIED OR SINGLE. AVER
ACE YEARLY EARNINGS AND
SALES EXPERIENCE DURING
THE PAST THREE YEARS.
REFERENCES CAN BE GIVEN
AT AN INTERVIEW WHICH
WILL BE ARRANGED LATER.
ALL APPLICATIONS WILL BE
TREATED CONFIDENTIALLY.
ADDRESS p. o. BOX 80, TIMES
SQUARE STATION. NEW YORK. 2
ALESMEN for the distribution Of auto {
required by law; we are mar
cturers and patentees; letting contra'
wv. The Mac Company, 1896 >B'way, city
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sALEsMEN.

LARGE YELLING AND NETTING HOUSE
WITH ESTABLISHED TRADE IN THE
FOR EXPERIENCED MAN. FINE SALARY
PROPOSITION FOR ONE WELL AC-
QUATNTED WITH LARGE DEPARTMENT
STORE UvERs or THESE LINES. BOX
10. 200 CABLE BUILDING.
The New York herald., 1922-02-19
GOWNS.

FRENCH MUD PACKS
We specialize In hair hennas, permanent
waving: also ready to wear bobs Miss
ANNA. 2172 broadway. Schuyler 1918
PERMANENT Hair Waving-Hairdressine
Exclusive. Original Invention,
G. NESTLE CO.,
l2-l4 2. 18th. Phones Vanderbilt 90s6-4i11.
HAIRDRESSING-MA WAVING.
EXPERT; PRIVATE INSTRUCTION.
u. GINN. 665 5th av.. Suite GIL
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SECURITY statesmen.
Established firm offering high grade Sc
curity requires reliable. steady workers to
call on real. live, fresh leads: money re-
quired for going concern needing add-
tional working capital; Bradstreet's finan-
cial statements excellent, testimonials: an
able stock selling plan Is enabling statesmen
TO earn steadily from $50 to 800 daily; all
Eastern States: blue sky laws passed.
Call mornings. Suite SOB. az Trinity place.
SECURITY statesmen WANTED.
we have need Tor two statesmen TO work on
new security issue; liberal supply of leads
available statesmen must be prepared TO
make bond Of $1,000 II required; commits
Green 7943-7944-1e53. GO Broadway. New
York.
SECURITY Statesmen t2)
with successful record; special list of pros
tion. with liberal commission. Call Monday
and Tuesday mornings. room 101?. 10 West
44th ST.
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statesmen

to call on retail hardware and house
furnishing trade OF New York. Brook
lyn and Westchester with one of the
leading lines of high grade alumi-
mum ware. Also one for New Jersey
Must be acquainted with the trade
and know the utensil business. Only
men of high character and ability
need answer. Strictly commission
basis.
Apply w 4s3 Herald, Herald so.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.
Statesmen.

Statesmen.
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=, .i secmrygi o III VIII o, wl.hou, .s
ctr tional merit; direct letters OF introduce
tiot given by officers Of corporation. who
are well and favorably known every assist
ancc given; commission basis: permanent
connections: references required Bankers
Finance Corporation. SO Park place. New
ark. N. j.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

FURNITURE WANTED PAY FULL
,yALgE CONTENTS. HOUSES. APART-
RRiC-A,BRAC, &C. TOBIAS, 12o UNIVER. 'vySjs
SITY PLACE. STUYVESANT 1879.
The New York herald., 1922-02-19

SAIESMAN--WANTED ny GROWING IN
VESTMENT HOUSE HIGH CLASS, ex-
perienced statesmen to sell per cent. rre-
ferred stock issue with common stock OF
successful and established Industrial plant;
leads furnished; drawing account and COM
mission arranged. Send particulnars TO w
$50 Herald, Herald sq.
The New York herald., 1922-02-19

SILK Statesmen WANTED BY LARGE
SILK HOUSE. FOR NEW YORK AND
PENNSYLVANIA. SOUTHEASTERN COAST
81 ATES. ALSO TEXAS: MUST BE THOR
OUGHLY ACQUAINTED WITH THE LINE
BASIS WITH DRAWING ACCOUNT; STATE
QUALIFICATIONS AND FULL PARTICU-
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
OF Home and Business Needs.
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
CATERER.

PAINTING. decorating residences. offices
stores &c. OLSON, 211 w.12ed. Morn 5s70.
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OFFICE EQUIPMENT.

ADDRESSING machine. Elliott. foot power:
good condition; 81 stencil trays. LEO NJ
COOPER. - W. 2Sth st. Watkins 2s1i.
COMPLETE three room office equipment
rugs. mahogany desks. chairs tables files
&c. Room 14is. 30 Church st. Cortlandt 32Ia
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Observation-Disclosures.

FOR Sale-A number of fine pictures by
American artists. w 494 Herald. Herald
square.
FOR SaleA9 piece walnut dining room set
cheap. Audubon 5756, apartment f(lA
The New York herald., 1922-02-19

! SECURITY salesmen-oId established brok-
! erage requires the services of few high
class security statesmen on proposition OF
exceptional merit. close to New York city +;
earning possibilities entirely unlimited {;
strong local bank Endorsement high class
men only: liberal commission. BB 6s5 Her
| aid, Herald So.
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SECURITY statesmen.

In our organization we have an OPEN
ing for three additional high grade.
handling security of merit and one
which can stand an investigation.
Leads furnished. liberal commission.
Apply room 62, $50 Broadway.
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STOCK SALESMAN WANTED.

We want first class stock salesman.
one who has the ability to earn at least
$4,000 per year, to sell a high grade
preferred stock to the trade by a first
class manufacturing company who man
ufacture only first class goods and who
have over 5000 customers and all good
prospects; to the right man q great op-
portunity. Address Lock Box 291. Roch-
ester, N. Y.
STOCK clerk about 1s. in rapidly expand
Ing waist house: high school graduate
preferred; state salary and experience II
any. w 491 Herald. Herald so.
The New York herald., 1922-02-19

TUNER.
first class tuner and regulator, must be
thoroughly experienced In grand action work
good and permanent position 20 right man
write giving complete experience. references
all other informatlon: plano firm OF highest
type. Apply w 4S5 Herald, Herald So.
The New York herald., 1922-02-19

TUTOR tman) wanted for boy of IS; private.
1904 Herald. Fulton st.
WANTED-Couple. man. chauffeur. gar
dener; wife. general houseworker: family
adults North Shore, l.. L.: references re-
quired w 400 Herald, Herald So
WANTED-By electrical concern, young
man for selling T.. s07 Herald. Fulton st.
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HELP WANTED-MALE
sALEsAiEN.
The Open Door to Success.

The Open Door to Success.
This advertisement presents
the most spectacular variety OF
selling and executive OPPOR-
TUNITIES ever offered by one
Institution In the history .;
American business.
THE OPPORTUNITY OF A
LIFETIME"
is an expression that no longer
reflects any originality. But
there Is no other way that YOU
could sum up and express your
opinion Of the FACTS that fol-
low:
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"HAvE YOU "A GOOD OR A POOR
OPINION OF YOURSELF ?"

The man who has a "GOOD" opinion
OF himself believes that there Is NO
LIMIT to what he can accomplish II
only given the chance.
The man who has the POOR" opin-
he begins to fight.
He sees other men accomplish big
things. Thinks they have more
Brains. For him there isn't chance.
1t is tragedy for men of ability to
remain at some mediocre task else
where, or wHlk the streets looking
for positlon-when such an oppor-
tunity as this exists.
There are men here from every known
kind of business; engineers. advertis-
Ing men. Insurance, book and speciality
Observation-Disclosures, brokers, army
officers, teachers and statesmen of
every descriptions
When they started with us they knew
no more about the proposition than
They simply followed our course of
instruction, which Is the most inten-
sive and thorough in the country, and
then went out and did their best,
come % as high as $4,000 a year.
These men actually exist
They are right here now and you can
meet them.
They will tell you how easy this
proposition is to SELL How any man
of average ability should have no DIFF
ficulty in earning $1,000 month.
How just one average sale day Is
$50 week.
Surely you want this money. and you
want to settle your future" once and
for all.
Changing jobs every week or month
is most unhappy. unprofitable ex-
istence.
You want to "ANCHOR' and you
want enough of an income to give
yourself and your family the kind of
a life" they SHOULD have.
Here now Is the opportunity-POSI-
TIVELY! 1t is a definite PROMISE.
We will give you the necessary train
ing to enable you to demonstrate the
necessary ability to- earn big money
and quick promotion.
We have way of taking perfectly
green men and teaching them to
sell our proposition in big way All
we want Is the men with the proper
spirit--the right mental attitude-men
who are Industrious and who will
work hard and stick to 1t.
The OPPORTUNITY is the big thing
and the next biggest thing is a mans
DESIRE.
Not always the most BRILLIANT
man achieves the greatest success.
Industry and Persistency count more
than Brilliancy.
INDUSTRY" means that a man
works hard.
'PERsIsTENcY" means that he
Keeps OH working.
As an example, see what Industry
and Persistency" got for these men--
(end not one OF them ever sold ANY
THING before-They simply had the
"DESIRE'o.
The New York herald., 1922-02-19

Statesmen for the distribution Of auto ac-
cessories required by law: we are manu-
facturers and patentees; letting contracts
now. The Mac COMPANY. 1885 1B'way. city.
The New York herald., 1922-02-19
TRAFFIC MEN.

We are desirous of interviewing men un-
der 80 who seek executive traffic positions :
railroad. shipping room or postal experience
an advantage, though not essential. as we
VIII consider inexperienced men, provided
they are clean cut and have real ambition.
Selected applicants must be presently en-
ployed, as salary does not start until quail
fications are proven. Requires small amount
OF spare time preparation after which those
qualifying should earn from $40 to $75 a
week. with future, limited only by their own
ability. State age. education. present occupa-
tion and confidential interview will be ar
ranged. Box 2020 Herald, Herald So.
TRAVELLER. WANTED.
A real man who expects to go to San Fran
cisco or Los Angeles within two weeks, II
he knows how to travel and look out for two
others can have part of his expenses paid II
he win communicate with T III Herald. 2sa
Broadway
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INSURANCE.

LIFE Insurance policies purchased issued
by the Equitable. Mutual and New York
Life, maturing 1921 to 1925; lapsed policies
AUSTIN 4 CO. Ia Rroad
The New York herald., 1922-02-19

ODDS and ENDS SOUTHERN caterer; sh..
goes anywhere: cooks and serves dinner
parties OF all kinds at short notice. banq,icts
partes specially. MRS BENJAMIN PRICE.
l4I w. 13lst st. Morningaide 2nai
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LAWYERS.
MAssEUsEs,

HEALTH GIVES WEALTH.
Treatments given by bona fide Swedish
graduate; excellent for poor circulation,
rheumatism. neuritisy gou.. paralysis colds.
sprains. constipation: specialize In reducing:
prompt and satisfactory service; references
81 West S4th. Schuyler 4234.
MASsEUSE, license 1888. refined, coiored;
medical. rheumatism. nervousness. general:
ladies' residences. SMITH. 2955 Morningside.
NASSEUSE. colored, licensed (2s094), de-
stres few more lady patients. McDON-
NELL. Audubon 1890.
MASSEUSE. colored, exper:, scientific Swed-
ish. electrical; rheumatism, neuritis;
license 6T02O. Col. 1880.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

RAGTIsfE THOROUGHLY TAUGHT.
Plano, violin. saxophone. all band, orchestral
string instruments L. TO % iessoor.s.
WEEKLY PAYMENTS. ESTAB. 20 YEARG
VICTORIA MUSIC STUDIOS,
435 Bergen ST., Brooklyn. Sterling 1109
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W. II. p.
Formerly an Engineer.
Came with this corpora
ton Oct. 18th. The first
four days earned $3.50.
Now averages over $1,000
month.
c. S. A.
On Z weeks leave.
Worked the weeks
with us and left with
over $f7o0 in his pocket.
J.p.
Started here December
o3. Was athletic instruc-
tor and football coach.
Now averages better
than 500 week. Finds
the work so congenial
and the future so bright
that last week he turned
down a definite offer of !
$4,000 a year from an
Advertising Agency. He
KNOWS he can make
more with us.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-24

Forbush, Ph. D.. managing director
of the National Honesty Bureau, an
institution whose purpose is to en-
courage the training of boys and
girls in the fundamental virtue OF
honesty in the school and home.
p. m.-Final baseball scores.
?:10 n. m.-Concert by the stu.
dents of the New York merican
Conservatory of Music under the
direction of August Fraencke and
Carl Helm
1905 p. m.-Concert by Elizabeth
Messer. soprano. and Prof. Nicholas
Karambelas, violinist, accompanied
at the piano by Edward ]. HabIr
l1:52 to IL p. m.-Standard time
signals from Arlington.
l2:O1 a. m.-Oficial weather fore.
cast.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
MASS.
p. m.-Concert. Miss Doris p
smith, soprano; Miss MabeIle f
Trask, contralto; Miss Elsie Luker
cohtralto. and accompanist. Mis-.
Anna Rosengren. Violinist. all OF
tne Copley Club Singers-Paulint
H. clark. teacher and manager.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-24
ARMSTRONC'S PLAN
CAUSES WRESTLING
Regeneratiye Receiver Waves
Conflict With Those of
Broadcaster.

As one listens nowadays for the
evening concert he is continually
bothered by whistling noises COM
ing from his receiver. generally. it
seems. at critical point in the
program. Just az the singer en-
dcdSOr.s to show the radio audience
how well her voice can execute a
pianissimC passage. series Of
peeps (of which fortunately. she is
not awareD. s7Oils the whole effect.
These whistIin- Interruptions are
due to some re%euerative receiving
Cirguit in the neighborhood of the
listener. radiatin" from it's antenna
cortinuouS-wave power which. COM
bined with the power sent out from
the broadcast station. produces a
di<sGreeable beat note in other re-
ceivinc sets in the vicinity.
~ more receiving sets are in
stalled the nuisance from this
source increases. This trouble must
hc controlled and stopped in some
way either by the good sense Of
tho operators or by requiring that
rrreivinC sets shall not he allowed
" hiCh are capable Of nscillatinE at
the frcUuencies used for broadcast
iuG. " Armstrong; sUper-reGen-
.rafive idea is used by an hppre-
cable number Of receivers. on ele-
yIted anteunas. the trouble will he
fr,rry1ca Surably worse.