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The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-06-17
LATEST BULLETINS

UNIONTOWN, Pa.-Physicians at
tending United States Senator Grow
declared late this afternoon his con-
dition was very grave.
WASHINGTON -The House and
Senate conferees on the army appro-
priation bill have reached a compro-
mise on an army of $4,000 enlisted
men, a reduction of 5000 from the
Senates' figures and an increase of
10000 over the House provision.
LOS ANGELES-An investigation
was begun to determine the mental
and physical condition of Mrs. Han
nah Chaplin, mother of the comedian,
Charlie Chaplin. She was permitted
to land from England and remain a
limited time in care of her sons and
at the expiration of the time limit
they petitioned Washington to grant
a permanent residence and offered to
show her health was improved and
she would never be a public charge.
SALT lAkE-NationaI Guardsmen
patrolling Carbon county coal fields
have rounded up $50 alleged strikers
at Helper and are holding them for
possible identification as members OF
a band which ambushed a railroad
train last Wednesday, killing one and
wounding two.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-06-17
BABY DAUGHTER

A baby daughter was born to Mrs.
Ernest Benna at O'Clock this morn
irg at the St. Ann Hospital The
i'h.lc Miss weighed seven and three
Quarter pounds at the time of her
birth Mrs. Benna and her daugh-
ter are reported to be in splendid
health
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-06-17
CALL IN FIRE ARMS

SALT LAKE, Utah. June 17.--Ma-
jor Elmer Johnson, commanding the
troops in the Carbon county coal
fields. where disorders have occurred
has called in all firearms except
those of regular peace officers.
Prior to the strike. it is declared.
county deputies armed scores of
guards. Major Johnson says he will
confer the right on persons to carry
arms.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-06-17
BRITT GOING TO CHiTINA

Jacob Britt, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Britt, has been employed by
the Alaska Road Commission and
will leave Juneau tomorrow night on
the Admiral Evans for Cordova en-
route to Chitina. He will drive
truck over the Chitina- Fairbanks
trail.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-06-17
Warrants Out for Coal
Mine Strikers /; Disorders

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. June IL
Warrants have been received by the
Sheriff from Brazil, Indiana. for the
arrest of 200 striking miners charg-
ing riot. conspiracy and disorders in
the coal fields here during the past
week.
The warrants were issued on com
plants of mime owners.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-06-17

All orders for mill wood must be
placed before July /. None obtain
able after that date. Those who
have placed orders but have not re-
ceived wood notify us.
adv MORGAN TRANSFER.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-06-17
JIMMY MURPHY WINS
EASTERN AUTO RACE

UNIONTOWN. Pa. June 17-Jim-
my Murphy showing burst Of speed
at the very last. won the 225-mile
Universal Trophy automobile race
this afternoon. Ralph Milford was
second and Jerry Wondcrlich was
third
Murphy's time was . hours. u
minutes. 1913 seconds.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-06-17
CAMP FIRE GIRLS
LOCATED IN CAMP

The Juneau Camp Fire Girls ar
rived at Sitka yesterday evening at
6 o'c%Gck and 1eft fer their camp at
Cedar Lodge this morning, according
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-06-17
BOB TURNER'S AUTO SERVICE.

Anywhere. Phone 257. New 7-pas-
senger Studebaker. Office next to
Boston Store. adv.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-06-17

New STYLES In engraved calling
cards at The Empire office. Prices
reduced.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-06-17

Mary Kedzie Dunwell, daughter
of the manager of the Fidelity
Insurance Co., of Pasadena, Cal,
was arrested in Chicago after rid
ing the bumpers on an eastbound
train. Mary has the wanderlust
and has tramped all over the
country, working on farms, in
mines, saw mills and lumber
camps, for five years. She married
a steeplejack named Dunwell, but
lost him somewhere when she
boarded a freight train and he
wasn't ready. Her father, Robert
Kedzie, is coming after her.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-06-17

Watch the opportunities for ambi
tious men and women in each days
classified ads.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-06-17

William Dunavan will die in the
prison at Michigan City Ind, if his
daughter, Mabel, II, has her way.
She has written Governor McCray,
urging him not to stop the execu
ton. Dunavan was convicted of
the murder of his wife,ne Bloom
ingdale The girl wrote the Gov
ernOr that her mother was the
best woman lin the world and that
she was murdered in cold blood
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-06-17

Headquarters for Ladysmith Coal
Juneau Transfer Co. Phone 48. adv
The New York herald., 1922-09-21
BCTI.EiS

CARETAISliR wishes position 10 take cha rye
OF property and farms, large estate Box
III 1876. 90d BNaN. Room ~
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YOUNG MAN.

If you are ready to estab-
lish yourself for the bigger
job, one where the opportu-
nifty is such that you yourself
are only to blame if you do
not succeed, we urge you to
make a definite q G i S o n
NOW and become connected
with an organization which
has a two-fold purpose, that
or securing insurance and
selling stock
The man who is am bitioUSa
willing to follow our IDEAS IN
this proposition, can profit
immensely and earn q hand
some income in very short
time.
Be fair with yourself as we
want to be fair with you.
We would like TO discuss this
proposition with you, and if
you arc ready for the bigger
job which we have in mind
for YOU, please call any time
to-day and see our MIR. Bar
rett Phillips, All American
Brokers, Inc, room sol, 10
West 44th ST., New York city.
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HIGH GRADE MEN.

Capable life insurance men are moro and
moro being rated as professional men, they
recelve confidential information from their
cilenta and build incomes TO protect shn in
sured if disabled or in old age, the widow
and orphans corporp tions aud partnerships.
Big insurers Will only deal with men who
are weU trained The Connecticut Mutual
Tife Inaurancc Company, founded In 1896
has a MOST THOROUGH COURSE or IN
gTRTCTlON on the science of lie insurance
10 enable its representative 10 render
PROFESSIONAL PUBLIC SERVICE. Al
class is now being formed for "a few mon
~ character who wish 10 render real service
10 mankind and build for themselves an
income M keeping with their abiilty. Apply
to Harry r. Cray, General Agent, Connecti-
cut Mutual life Insurance Company, 1850
Woolworth Building New York, ". Y.
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MAN

wanted-Christian man OF fair education
and good business ideas for permanent. good
paying place with New York business house .
man willing TO apply himself earnestly and
energeticaly 20 hig IA X will be pushed ahead
rapidly into responsible and very profitable
employment. Apply ITO broadway, room
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There arc two kinds Of US.

A"NAN Hto wv minus VI 70.
Some of us were born 70 serve. We
DO i well and are happy. Some OF us
portunity or the ability and are broke.
Which Is the better off Joyous
faces are seen on the lower East Side,
not in the purlieus of Finance.
Like poets. Master and Servants
are born, not made. A born Servant
~ not a good Master. A born Master
Is not a good Servant.
Take your own case for Illustration.
II may be that circumstance has de-
MED you the chance to prove your
ability the head Of your own bust-
ness and that working for others,
not being your forte, has been disap
pointing.
II YOU ARE A BORN MASTER, WITH
OUT a MASTERS JOB. WHY YOU AND :.
PORTANcE TO SAY To~EACH OTHER.
am n Security Salesman. re-
gard II as one of the most honorable
and dignified professions, because
conduct Il In just that way. Right
now ! am the executive in charge OF
the building up of high class. mod
ern selling organization for a reputa-
BILE and established banking house.
But I am no more a boss" than
am when out in the field. A Success
ful Salesman always is his own
boss"
know what a good salesman
wants and what he should have. and
am providing It for the members OF
cay for me because / have been fur
nished at the outset with one Of the
most fascinating and profitable
propositions that ever was presented
TO tine prospective investor.
/ have an office equipment second
to none, with Its spacious assembly
rooms where we all meet and eN-
change ideas and experiences on a
ba ais we'll anDOinteQ
respondence room where We all have
desks and up-to-date facilities
for attending to the detail Of our
routine work and a modern lecture
hall with diagrams. blackboards,
ETC., where We nor only are lectured
to. but where lecture to each
other. This latter really Is q bust
ness laboratory where mere men are
fashioned into Masters OF men.
/ am in that very comfortable posi-
tion that enables me to guarantee 70
every new member OF the organization
the earnest. whoehearted coopera-
ton on the part Of the office that an
intelligent salesman demands
think the minimum annual earn
iugs OF a security salesman should
be $4,000.
your own ability, but just guessing at
I'll / think i can show you how to
make considerably more than that
I'd like 10 have you get in touch with
me so that ! can arrange personal
interview.
OF course II you don't answer this
appeal-for really 1t is nothing less
than a genuine human appea.-your
trouble is too deep seated for me TO
be OF assistance life is too short and
too sweet for me to battle against
mental inertia.
Don't let THAT thing get hold upon
YOU to the degree that you cant bring
yourself to sit right down now and
Write me for an appointment.
42l Herald, $50 Broadway.
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HELP WANTED--Male.

JUNIOR CLERK.-Young man, American,
not under 20 years old. for general office
work; excellent opportunity learn BUSINESS
with good future: salary $50 monthly. Reply
in own handwriting, state education and ex-
perience. n any. v $50 Herald. $50 Bway.
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MEN

will interview q few men
over. .25 years Of age who de-
sire to join an enterprise that
is foremost in the radio field
and which offers unlimited
earnings on an attractive
basis. Inquire for Mr.. Cooke,
room 1905, 900 West 42d ST.,
any day this week, between
$50 and 8 p. M.
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Employment Agency--Domestic.

SELECT CCLoRED DOMESTIC WORKERS,
honest, ounetual. reliable. THE WORKERS
EXCHANGE. Americas largest agency for
colored help, 2oaa 7th av. and I35th st. Phone
Morningsid 2IG6
The New York herald., 1922-09-21

SEAMSTRESS, dressmaker, part time, fin
isher, with private dressmaker. Boylaf
2055 Southern Boulevard.
The New York herald., 1922-09-21

TRANSPORTATION WORK.
Opportunity TO become traffic manager is
open to conscientious. ambitious young man:
must be willing to devote your spare time
to acquiring thorough knowledge ~ the
work; successful traffic men command 5000
10 $50 .000 per year. For interview address
VIM. Katt iJ4 Nassau st.. or phone Beck
man 1896.
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CHAUFFEUR AND MECHANIC, EXPERT
DRIVER ON HIGH GRADE CARS; PER
SoNAL CITY REFERENCES. - YEARS
r. pAREIgp
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ENGIN s,

ENGINEER AND sUPEniNTEN DENT. for
night work: ngo 80 10 40 years; must be
thoroughlv familiar with pumps. elevator aud
les machinery; unusually Zine opening
g2iOO year. AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT
EXCHANGE nc. lis BROADWAY, AND
50 EAST 42D ST.
GARAGE MANAGER. capable OF taking full
charge OF large fleet OF cars must be eA-
pert; excellent position; 81 2,t00-$2 600 year
AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE,
ST.
foreman wanted, first class
good plantsman, exhibitor and dccoratorl
T;.piirh or Scotch. Apply with particulars.
Z nomas Twigg, Elm Court, Tort Washing
ton NJ. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-09-21

RESPECTABLE colored woman would like
fine laundry at home. Tel. Morningside 1913.
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Male.
HELP WANTED-Male.

mechanic, to take space in
garage for repair work gas, oil accessoI-
10 81 a. 11fh 81 Brnoklvn
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Automobile instruction.
AUTOMOBILES FOR, RENT.
Tor Hire Passenger Cars.

BEAUTIFUL private Locomoblle ilfnousinr.
hour, day or week ~ hourly. Aud. SI;D.
CADILLAC. Packard. hour, day. week.
month, long trips, reasonable Columbus
$500. GHEEN.
CADILLAC limousine, private appearance
hour, day. week, month, reasonable.
CAWELI. Audubon 9ssi.
CADlLLAe. bcautifui limousine. passenger.
rented monthly, high class service owner
drives. has uniform. i85i lierald. Harlem
HUDSON limousine. / would like to piacs
my chauffeur and By month or year
with refined family. Columbus BT00 before
10 A. NJ, after L. NJ. Mrs. ROY.
LoCoMOILE, S. hourly, special wrukly AMI
monthly rate, Phone Schuyler a60i
MARMON cabrtolet Packards. Ike new
monthly specially; reasonable. IgIfAM.
circle 2ne1.
PACKARD: beautiful limousines, high class
service. reasonable rates. ALBERTs AUTO
RENTING SERVICE. aoaa Lexington.
PAcKARDs mcw) and Pierce Arrow cars
FOR rent, hour. day. week. special rates
Tor long trips Circle $500
PACKARD. twin SIX. laundauct; day, week.
month Call schuyler $500
ilENAuLT now landaulet, hourly. wrekls =
reasonable BARR. @a0 West ssd. cS(
icitS,
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HELP WANTED--Male.

TYPIST. Young boy, writing good. clear
hand, quick and accurate at figures; one
understanding bookkeeping preferred. Apply
Light schlesinger. IS Washneton place
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MAN

MAN
A man who can qualify
for executive position 10
earn not less than $500 a
year Is required by an on
ganization of international
reputation and record. The
right man must combine
progressiveness with pleas
Ing personality. II you are
sure Of yourself apply In
person between IL and I TO
MR.. CAIRNS, Suite 170S.
200 Broadway.
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HELP WANTED-Female.

OUSEwORKER, neat reliable: competent
white girl for general housework, part or
whole time. Call Thursday and Friday.
Two In family. @. B. Upton, 500 w. l21st
ST. Morningside 1855.
BOOkKEEPER and typist. one thoroughly
familiar with double entry and able TO an-
swer phones: good saary and steady posi-
tion. State salary expected. 0 1902 Herald,
Harlem.
BoOkKEEPER, experienced: familiar
with controlling account; write stating
age, reference and salary expected. M 2lIS
Herald Herald 50.
H0L SEW ORI<ER. general. for two IN apart
ment. Call Thursday. 10 to Il. f52 w. 18th.
CIIAABERAIAID-wAIT experienced,
good references. good server; call morn
ing. f37 II. 6oth.
cTIAMBERAfAID-Isigh housework and serv-
Ing; reference required. Apply $50 West
End nv. corner SD St, Thursday morning.
CTANIBERMAID.-Nur and general house
worker for Passaic, NJ j.. call at IS w.
a5th Thursday between ~ and 3.
CIIAMBERafAfD- -wAITREss. experienced.
for apartment. Call. 9-10:30 a. NJ, or 81
r. NJ, apt. Az, 150 West 10Th.
CHAMBERAfArD and waitress, private
house. reference. Thursday liz. l5I w.
SJth.
C,IJANBEFMAID ard sewing; city reference,
three in family. Call 10 TO I, u y. aith.
cIIANHF,RRIAI I'D WAITRESS, good position.
good wages. wettler.s Agency. 20 w. 43d.
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SAI.FSMENl

Tf you are a winner or feel that you can
bc one II given the chance.
m YOU are IN a rut and want 70 get out.
If you have made good 50 far as your
present environment permits and feel that
you can do more for yourself
III YOU have ambition 70 become a real
salesman.
Tho new department IN cur business has
wa win give you a thorough training In
saiesrfla nship free.
Call or address Forgery Bond Dept,
Albany st New York city.
The New York herald., 1922-09-21

QegaD. fairly experienced:
splendid institution; 50 600 AMERICAN
EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE. INC. ll5
BROADWAY. AND 80 EAST AID ST.
The New York herald., 1922-09-21
CRAFTSMEN,

with ) 10 10 years experience ca lay
out work or checking In connection
with mechanical designs, preferences
given men having experience on elec-
tfical apparatus. Call for Interview at
4s7 10TH Av., CORNER 3sTH ST,
FROM & TO 10 T.. NJ. SEPT. 20-2i.
INQUIRE FoE d. l.. SAWHILL.
The New York herald., 1922-09-21
CLERKS AND TYPTsTs.

CLERKS AND TYPTSTS.
a large financial institution desires 10
place several young women, II years Of age
or over, in permanent positions. High school
education desirable. Hours are short.
Luncheons are provided free. Starting sal
ary Sl2 per week, Many i sdvan,ases ano
ify IS all advance positions In the company
are filled by promotion. Apply IN person be-
tween o and 4 80 o'clock. room !. Metropoli-
tan Bldg, 1 Madison av., at 23d ST., New
FORK city.
COMPANION wanted Tor boy, light sewing
reliable woman with beginners knowledge
OF music preferred; country. s 2041 Herald.
Herald sd.
COOK wanted, first class. for Protestant
family. watertonn, n. ": one lady, son at
school, five In help; no kitchcnmaid woman
two days per week IN kitchen: two vacations
year with expenses paid: wages $50 70
500. Apply by letter only TO Miss Amy Will
goose, Hotel Commodore. New York.
COOK white. young, plain, care OF dining
room; . In family; chambermaid and
nurse; room 70 self. personal references.
Gall, f..30-2 80. apt. 3N, Ill West list.
Car fare paid.
COOK -LAuNnRESS. white Protestant. for
three adults IN private house; have other
help. Call with references, III w. l1th 81.
COOK for country near New York; refer
NJ, 500 W. fl0th ST., apt. 40.
COOK IN private family. German or Hum
garan preferred. Call Thursday morning
before ~ 80, ;. w. Ilst.
COOK. white, for small private house
wages s65 GG6 West End av.
COOK. III family; city: no laundry: $50
Agency, lIs East ilst 81.
COOK, part time, IL 70 3. Apply Morrison
81 Gramercy PARK, between 1 and ].
COOK, splendid position. city, country: good
wages. Wettier's Agency. 20 w. fsd.
COOK wanted, experienced, good references;
call morning. 13I ". Goth
COOK. good plain cook wanted. private
house, city references. - w, sath.
COUPLE or two girls, cook and chamber
maid, work waiting for Mount vermont
good home, good wages. Apply Room i5ls.
:. w. a,u. ------- -.-------------------------
DAYS work, washing. ironing. cleaning.
Care OF waldman. 3ol ". Ilst st.
DEMONSTRATORS. ambitious, intellectual
lady: salary $1,000; permanent; advance
ment. Suite iTi5. 3o3 5th av. =
GIRL. white. 20 do housework and laundry;
no cooking. must be able TO speak good
English and answer the telephone. Apply
Apt. IA, f03 II. sfth 81.
GIRL. refined, Young. French. 70 act as
companion afternoon and evening TO two
young girls; a comfortable and congcnial
home assured. Call between CT, 3ii w.
1tst. Telephone c5Gs columbus.
GIRL,
white. chambcrwork and waiting IN house
good home, good wages Call until IL 40.
Mrs. Meyers. TS3 Madiron av.
G1RLs-o cook-waitrcss, ci,embermaid; !;
must be experienced: excellent references
required. good wages. Mrs. a. II. Johnson,
daa PalIfade av:, Yonkers; Yonkers 3sio
GIRL for general homework and cooking
references required. achwarz, III West
ii0th, near lth av
GIRL for light housework. excellent home,
good wages. Mr.. Henry Soloman, e34
Saratoga av., Brooklyn, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-09-21

THE NEW YORK, NEW HA-
VEN & HARTFORD RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.
MEN WANTED.
Permanent positions for
competent men whose work
is satisfactory as:
Machimists-G6c. to I5c per hour.
Boilcrrnakers-6Ic. to 75c. per hour.
Blaclxsmiths--66c 10 70c. per hour.
Electrical Wurkers-65c. to 15c. per hour.
Car inspectors Repairmen-63c. per hour.
Helpers-First year. 45 cents per hour
Tho above rates are those agreed upon with
Committee OF Mechanical Department AS
ISOLATION.
This Is not a strike against the railroad;
II IA a strike waged against reduction IN
rates OF pay. ordered by the United States
Railroad Labor Board. effective July /.
1922.
Apply A. NJ. to ) P. n. to supern-
tendent's office at 132d St. and Willis av..
Bronx, y. y.
F. M. Clark, superintendent,
New York, New Haven and
Hartford r. r.. Co.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

/ SUNBEAM coupe. 1920. cylinder; perfect
condition., guaranteed. BRITISH SUM-
BEAM AGENCY. - w. 57th.
WILLYS-KNIGHT SEDAN. model 20. 1921.
: very good shape; $1,000 J. l. MARION,
Butler, ~ J.
NILLYS-KNIGHT. model ss-s sedan: $50;
u a. ~ until r. 4f. GEORGE WHITE,
i63 VI. i&2d.
WiNFON touring, passenger perfect start
ing and lighting; paint. tires. mechanical
condition excellent; full equipment g425
worth double. MEEKER. igg Prospect Park
southwest, Brooklyn South saa6
Automobiles Wanted.
AUTOS BOUGHT FOR CASH. JANDORv
AUTO CO. iT5g Broadway. Circle 2476.
CASH advances on new and second hand
cars while IN dead storage, dealers or prt-
vate, can be arranged for By calling on Mr.
RlEHI- Tel. Gramcrcy 3Si4. sn3 tth av.
HUDSON. limousine, landualet, town chr.
wanted; must bc reasonable. Phone Pros.
pect 044g.
WANTED-Cars for wreching highest pricns
paid Call. write GREENpO1NT WRECK
lNG SdOP, 1J3 Boerum e., Brooklyn. Stagx
Sais
Automobile Instruction.
REPAIRING. driving taught, short time :
license guaranteed. ladies' classes. ai-s
Fcrd lessons. AMERICAN AUTO SCHOOL.
126 Lexington av.
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DIRECTORY OF HOME AND
BUSINESS NEEDS.
FURNITURE WANTED.

FURNITURE WANTED PAY
VALUE CONTENTS HOUSES. yt.~,-
MENTS. PIANOS. BOOKS. rAr.,.~a
BRtc-A-BRAC. &C. TOBIAS. la0 IN4V.
sITY PLACE. sTUYvFsANT 1879.
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Statesmen

Servants and
Their Masters
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WAITRESS or chambermaid, splendid. so.
"ettler's Agency, 20 West. AID. Longacre
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SALESMEN.

Are you a live wire, capable salesman,
accustomed TO earning from $50 20 500
a week? IL so. we have small propo-
eitlon, an easy seller, only able men
need apply. Cali after 10. 20 9th ay.,
room 1917.
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WOMAN, colored. part time work. mornings,
afternoons; references Stuart, 42s West
ryd sf
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PAINTINGS.

Must sell collection or paint.
ings; any reasonable OIL
considered. 4St3 Mur.
Hill.
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SALES MANAGER.
An organization doing a nationwide busi-
ness. with branch offices in many cities,
quircs the services of man of ability, am
bitinn and determination for position as
sales manager.
lie must be a proven salesman. capable
Of employing and training a selling force
and keeping that force producing. He must
be n man Of good education and address
with sufficient confidence in himself to op
eratc on a commission basis.
Tho man selected win have to learn our
business thoroughly before being assigned
territory OF his own, and while learning viii
receive good compensation on commission
basis. with moderate drawing account II
required.
Tits = an unusual opportunity for aeInan
Of the proper caliber to build up a bust
ness for himself Former military or naval
officers are most adaptable and will find
this work most congenial.
We do not sell securities.
Application must be filed IN writing. Do
not call unless appointment Is arranged.
Give complete information regarding nge
and past experience. and II your letter s1owa
that you possess necessary qualifications
personal Interview viii be arranged.
Address Mr.. sidley. 18th floor. 5o5 Fifth av.
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UNDERTAKER'S assistant. must be first
class embalmer and good all around ~.
neral man: sleep on premises; Christian
only; references required. Answer by letter
only. stating salary expected, H. NJ. box ~.
1857 Rroa dway.
WANTED by banking firm, Young maz.
Christian, over 81 years old. residing with
parents; must be neat. willing and able .
write a good plain hand and furnish best OF
references If required: wages 10 commence,
500 per week; one having some banking ex-
perience preferred. but not necessary. Nd
dress. In own Handwriting. II 526 Herald.
WHEELWRICHT, experienced automobiles
and wagons: steady job. 522 West Goth -.
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DRAFTSMEN.

experienced In steel mill construction. oil
refinery and power plant construction,
wanted for work at our Port Arthur, Texas.
refinery. Apply Gulf Refining Company,
10Th floor Frick Building Annex. Pittsburgh,