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Tail Of the Go.Hdwks3

the child az she kissed her father
over and over again.
II seemed to the professor that he
had been In bed but a few minutes
and that the arms Of the child were
stIll tightly clasped about his neck
IA she rained kisses on his face and
whispered good night" when he
was suddenly awakened from deep
slumber. II was In reality only
midnight.
The same peal Of the doorbell
reused his sister. She had been
dreaming OF Jacks friend, the edi.
tor, who never lost an opportunity
to tell her that one dollars worth
OF herself, for which he had paid
cash, belonged to him. The bell
not only changed once, but many
times, and both Miss Salie and her
brother fastened into the hall, the
latter quickly descending the stairs.
Then Miss Sallie heard an excited
voice that sounded strangely IA
miliar saying. Its me an I've
brought 'em all { her an she's GO
{ raise us.
Continued Next Sunday)
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The Guide Post to Good
Books for Children.

Choose one these books to read
each week. Perhaps you had better
cut the list out each time and take
II with you 10 your city library. II
IL prepared for the Jiappyland boys
and girls by Miss Alice NJ. Jordan,
supervisor Of chidren's. work, Bog
ton public library. This week she
suggests:
Church, A. J., "AAleid FOR Boys
and Girls"
IIowells, W. D., "Iflight Of Pony
Baker"
MacManus. Seumas, IN Chin.
ney Corners
Rance. Louise dc Ia, "Bimbi;
stories for Children"
Riley, J, w, Book Of Joyous
Children" poetry.
Roosevelt, Theodore, Stories Of
he Great West"
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NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY.



The chief concluded It was time
TO go, for somehow the nurses did
not seem able to give Just the prop
err spirit Of cheer that was needed.
As the three Joined their waiting
comrades. Jack said earnestly:
"Oh! This has been a grand days
work for the Go-Hawks. ! guess
Eapoleon's folks won't be hungry
for a month. ] put all tn money
IN the blue pitcher"
TO these words Donald replied
that II they ate everything they
had they'd all get sick. The words
passed unheeded by the others, who
discussed the events Of the past
few days as they walked home, and
the spirit Of sacrifice made tender
each child's heart.
Aunt Sallie and the professor Were
watching for the girls at the study
window. The former had been tell
ing her brother of the efforts the
children had made TO relieve the
suffering OF the colored family
Dear little soulsl They really have
accomplished q great deal Of good
The past few days. and yet they
were so miscellaneous all summer
that Mt times ] despairod.
Ibid you get everything there
in safety dears3" asked Aunt Sallie
'oh, yes. all 'cept the big things,
and the coffin ana that won't be
sent Tess she dies" answered Pru
dence AN oh. auntie il was per
fecly stylish TO lie out doing work
lust as big folks do" continued the
child as they entered the dining
room few minutes laeor.
Not long afterward when bed
time came and Prudence kissed her
father goodnight, she whispered, II
wish | could do something Tor some
body ev'ry day. father. cause
cause il makes me feel gool b,
side"
Father wishes 50, too. dear. h.
answered IN a low Voice a. h.
Kissed her.
and are you happy also. little
eaef' be asked Patience a. she
drew near
'oh, yss. father, Ia rather h. d
30 flask than - "a preacher and
hink II Napolcons motfsf'd tals
. Whole hnttle "a easter ell lt'a eure
heF | lhink Tho doctor ought g.
tsll her Ia, an on, fathtr, i Ne
sfaHd 50 play W wsEN EasnN t. war
sitt Iul Eeln' o. help psopls always
saa svaa slshi' roe,i Hisht said
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obout her, as though 20 wee the chill
drcD.)
what children, child what chAdfen9
JEANNE.
lWipiDg AWAY her tonra ana chols.
Ing nB she tries 10 apoak)
Th-tho children % ac.pc.HchouL ] j
johnnie and " mary nnJ x kitt5
WIDOW BURNS.
with troubled face Nv sbo holds
johnnie 8tlll closerD
what DID they do 10 you Lonoyg
JEANNE.
d,ooklpg up NJ her mother more
bopcflllly)
Tblhey made fun ~ my ct9thes
droHn TIL ...#
(stoppiHg 10 awGlIowJ
ihoy followed me-
WIDOW BURNS.
looking carefully over the little
girls dress)
There's nothing the matter with your
dress, It's clean and no holes thut !
ran rec.
Continued Next Sunday)
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SYNOPSIS.

Tho 90. Hawks, = Jolly crowd Of boys
who play Indian, invite the twins, pru-
deIcs and Patience, 10 Join their Tribe
Good times and sad times, caused by
their mistaken efforts TO help others.
MI tho days Of the Go-Iinwks. One
day after school beg ms, Napoleon II
misSing and Jack goes 10 his homo out
Tho trouble. Hs discovers kapOleon's
NANNY" is III and they are sadly In
need Of help. Jack and the twins then
start u subscription list and not only
raii on their friends, hut the older pep
pie u help. They then visit the col
cred family, carrying donations Of all
Kinds. Some Of their offers surprise the
sick woman. Jack and the twins are
sp0kesfnen for the Tribe.
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Copyright. 1922
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PETER

Vera js 81 years old One eve.
ming her big sister had been wash.
ing the child's feet before putting
her TO bed when suddenly Vera put
them back into the water.
what are you doing that forY'
asked Big Sister.
Vera. looking up much surprised,
answered:
We'll, have to got them rinsed
and starched, don't II"
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NUTS TO Ns
CRAGM. 0Sy)
,N BILLY saglRLsRsE e.. AXSEzk
What Am "

| can rise slowly into the air and
! can also fall rapidly.
can run down a tree, but ] can
not climb up one.
| prevent little boys and girls
from playing out OF doors, but with.
out me everyone would die.
] guard America from her On
omies, but a great many people
dislike me. because make them
sick. What am /?
Answer: Water.
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SO many pretty toys can be made
oln Of cigar boxes, However. you
must not Try 10 split the wood, In.
stcnd lay II on board and then
score II with knife In the snmc
way in which you would score n
piece ~ cardboard Break IT along
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beers lbIB wInter That 1r f1ne! ShhTe Win fhen
your own IIappylaDd page, that they may hay
n chance TO get acquainted with Peter and Polly
Uncle John and all the rest OF your friends Re
nlember that all your letters are Welcome to
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The scored lire. For this little toy
dining table ] made built up legs.
Fasten them into the four corners
Of the box table top with half.incb
brads and glue. Your wood should
be sand papercd and after your
table Is finished stain IL brown or
paint II any color you Wish.
PETER.
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Inst Sunday the curtain rose ON
"A new play IN our FAIRY GROTTO
and you read all about who were
10 be In II and what they fnduld
wear as well AZ the Mory If the
play lts name h.
BROWN GlNGIIAM."
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

BUY A CAR AT AUCTION
REGULAR SALE AT MiSEf.S. Me.
TO-DAY. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 1, r
At Il o'clock sharp,
The following cars win be sold.
BORT, 1920, touring; . Oyerlands, touring;
Nelie. REQ, Bucks, touring Oldsnlo-
bile. Chevrolet, Dodge, . Fords. Buick
roadsters, Overland sedan, taxis and -
commercials and many other popular
makes. (Many listed on day OF sale
not included IN this listl Every car Is
demonstrated; can be inspected before
ths sale.
Auto Seller, list your car nj
this sale. commission is charged
II your car Is sold.
MISEL'S AUTO AUCTION sA.ESROOMS,
156-16I T.. 24th st. Gramercy o9sS.
(Sale every Monday. Wednesday and
Thursday
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BooKKEEpER. CHRISTIAN, by DRESS
MAKING. SUPPLY HOUSE, WELL AC-
QUAINTED WITH DETAILS IL THIS
LINE, TO TAKE CHARGE OF OFFICE
STATE PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE AND
SALARY WANTED. a co.'s HERALD, liER
AID SO,
BOOK kkEtIETl-Noung man, about 10, as
assistant 80 bookkeepcr, billing clerk: good
handwriting aud knowledge N typcwritng
required SIG; state references and religion.
4 80 Herald. $50 Broadway
BOOKKEEPER-Op OPERATOR. Elliot-Fishet.
must be thoroughly familiar with double
entry bookkecping. state salary and refer
encca Box 20. ia st. James Blde.
BOY wanted about ~ years ~ age; textile
experience preferred. submit references
state salary expected. Write aO26 Herald
Herald So
HOY about 10 wears Tor factory office work
and make himself generally useful, SIC
start. Apply by letter only 10. M. Js3 West
e~e
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QUALIFY ron

QUALIFY FOR
JUNIOR ACcoUNrANCy. OCTOBER. ta22
SENIOR ACCoUNTANCY, OCTOBER, 1879,
October / and II is the period of readjust.
uent and making up Of accountancy stafts.
81 beginning training al once YOU viii ba ad.
vanced just about far enough 10 take advan.
tage Of the opportunities open at that time.
II Il only question of industry fixed
"a home study training by tho La sslls
Problem Method"
The efficiency of this method "a attested BY
the success of our students. many Of whom
double their income long before graduation.
II IL worth your while TO investigate. ASK
for uor book Success Reports"
Call telephone or write
LA SALE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY,
iio-iiA West A2d 81.
Bryant 5000.
Omen evenings and Saturday afternoons.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02

tiARDENER-Any one desiring the serVIces
of q competent gardener should apply to
us, as we have at present on our books sew
eral first class men, whom we can highly
recommend. Burnett Bros, 81 Chambers ST.,
New York. Phone Barclay 6l3s.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
AGENTS WANTED.
Male.
HELP WANTED--MALE.

ADVERTISING Solicltors-Splendid oppor-
tunity for ambitious men to make big pay
listing for high grade business directory.
See Dir. Fctzer after 10. room J0s, 10 Agtor
place.
ARCHITECTURAL firm requires speciflca-
Hon Writer experienced for general build
ing construction, office buildings and apart
ments. state experience and salary ex-
pected. y 2i69 Herald. Herald 50.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER
and stenographcr In office OF South Brooklyn
manufacturer; state age aud salary desired.
r. i6TOGIerald Brooklyn.
BAND SAWYER wanted; one capable OF
filing and setting; own file. Srantar
Bros, ips badger ave. Newark. y. J.
BILL clerk must have at least years cx-
perience operating typewriter. salary SIS
per week. state age and experience. II 1868
Herald, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
PAINTINGS,

TEN rfNMCuNTED imported RUSSIAN ard
German oil paintings. sizes lixlh 20 3ixAft
cxcepttonsl opportunity pricee $40 10 So
art quickly. must dispose. HCiARp8pH,
elo Riverside Drive. Audubon 1910.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02

CHAUFFEUR, last employer died. 10 years,
wishes position with private family; good
mechanic, any car; honest. oblising, careful
driver; salary moderate; city. country. A
2004 Herald. Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02

Japanese, thoroughly expert
enced, careful and competent driver; can
do all repairs: best personal references. de-
sires position; city, country. Inuzuka. 0
West 06th st.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
OFFICE EQUIPMENT.

a. per FOOT for partition, ss.Is per foot. rsn.
ing oak or mahogany f1ish erected nud
complete. Phone for representative TO ahow
sample wfLks a HAMBURGER, eS4 Had
son gt Canal 533i
The New York herald., 1922-03-02

ard bill clerk. good at
figures. State salary age, experience anu
references Il 1860 Herald. Brooklyn.
CROCK CLERK, CHRISTIAN, IN DRESS
MAKING SUPPLY HOUSE. WITH EN-
PERIENcE IN SILKS AND wOoLENs
SALARY WANTED. A 2014 HERALD.
HERALD SO.
STOCK salesman by old established New
York manufacturing concern, Christian; /;
very liberal commission: call any forenoon.
Sec Mr.. Romaine. Room $50. 5o7 9TH av.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
situations Wanted Malc-Domestic.

ORIENTAL American Employment Agency !
Chinese, Korean. Japanese. Al cooks, but
lers; energetic houseworkers find satisfac-
ton this agency references. III West 42d.
Bryant 62s0-2693.
JAPANESE EAGLE AGENCY,
100 W. 46th st. Bryant 77STqG9S.
Cook, butler chauffeur. houseworker: char
actor aud efficiency thoroughly investigated
JApANESE--aeiect Employment Agency
bryant 7o31), between a5th-i9th sts.. S04
9th av--AA kinds Of domestic hcip.
JAPANESE Domestic Employment Agency
Select help. lsi Lexington nv, n3HS Mad So
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
Instruction.
BECOME A
TRAFFIC MANAGER

'Coudltiona point TO an enormously In
creased demand for traffic experts within
the next months; salaries VIII range from
5000 10 $4,000 a year"
a systen that has been devised by group
of traffic specialists 70 ~ men for this
growing need.
ny this sys,em, without interfering with
YOUR present work At all. YOU can qualify
for this splendid profession In few short
months.
Flnd out about u. Call or phone for IN
formation or write FOR booklet HIS. No
obligation.
la SALE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY,
ii0-t14 w, 42d ct, New York. Bryant $500.
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SECURITY statesmen.
Here's the Opportunity
You've Been Looking for.

One OF the oldest businesses OF its
kind in America. whose products are
distributed throughout the civilized
world, which has high credit rating
and an honorable record of fair deal
ing, is placing an issue of its per
cent. preferred stock accompanied by
a substantial bonus OF common stocl.
through underw riting syndicates which
are being organized by stockholders-
the proceeds to be used for business
and plant expansion.
A few experienced security statesmen
are required to assist in closing these
syndicates. No cold cauvassing all
and letters of Introduction. The stock
is 10 be listed on the New York Stock
Exchange.
If you are a successful salesman
with n clean record you can qualify
for this work and at the conclusion
OF the financial campaign you may
secure merchandising connection
which will pay you from $4,000 TO
$4,000 per year.
No matter how much money you are
now making In the sale of securities,
under the ''old'' plan, you should
double or treble your income under
this NEW plan. which appears to
bankers and business men alike. Lib
eral commission basis.
Can Thursday, March .. before 2
p NJ, at Suite 6OT. Buckley NewhaH
Bulfding. 4lst street and 9Th Avenue.
ASK for Mr.. Mustain.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
statesmen.

want 20 add four men be-
tween the ages OF % and rs
20 the sales force i am build
ing for the largest manusac-
turer In the electrical industry,
and do not want the type OF
man who Is willing 20 drift
with the tide. The men selected
must have. In addition to en-
crgy, intelligence, ambition and
vision, tho willingness 10 wcrk
hard and enthusiastically " as
sured OF good remuneration and
quick advancement on merit
alone.
PHONE MAIN 97n5
THURSDAY MORNING FOR APPOINT
MENT.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.


BUTLER, good; four in family; private
house: one willing 20 press the gentlenan's .
clothes reference required. 81 w. s3th st.
Call between i0-ii 80 and after O'clock
CLERKS and others employed by steamship
companies shipping firms can add 10
their present earnings. will not interfere
with present duties: all replies confidential.
724 Herald. 2S0 Bway.
CORRESPONDENT wanted Immediately TO
fiji vacancy In Eastern branch, credit de-
ps rtment of large Western manufacturing
concern; branch located in vicinity of Column
bus Circle; Christian young man, with credit
and collection experience preferred. 2O34
Herald. Herald sq.
coUPLp-chauffeur. useful man aud cook
both willing to do some housework refer
ences required. wages 81 40: four in family.
Call Thursday, before II or after T.. NJ,
10 ". nth.
COUPLE-Woman 10 cook, laundry work.
&C.: man for butler and general work,
drive Ford car; small private family, Scars
dale William B Curtis, PSI w. leth 81.
Watkins s320
COUPLE. chafnbermaid. butler, valet, fam
iiy of two. - 2i8i Herald, Herald So
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DESIGNING, drcSsmaking, millinery taught,
DAYS evening, individual instruction. Nc.
pOWfiL SCHOOL, - w, t0th II. Long
acre tg3g Chartered under Regeuis.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02

Statesmen.
High class men for Bronx and northern
districts. TO represent automobile specially
never introduced before. supported BY a
member of the New York Stock Exchange !.
also influential men: persevering men can
make good money. Particulars Courtois, 3el
y. 1isth St, suite i19.
SALESMAN wanted, exceptional opportunity
10 sell low priced. air spring. shock alb
sorbers for Ford and Dodge cars: own
ers preferred. Telephone Stuyvesant 134I.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02

CHAUFFEUR. useful man: 7 years. ca
q perience: best reference; any car; willing
worker; go anywhere: careful city driver.
iraham. $50 w. 34th st. Longaore 24bo.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
MAN.

MAN-American gentleman. intelligence and
education. wanted Immediately for some
what responsible position; need not be expert
enced In our line. but must have good
record. Apply 1912. Mr.. Eldridge, 81 East
I'D st.
MAN wanted to walt on store In yarn house;
submit references. Write o 2027 Herald,
Herald "a.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Mn. AND mrs. sADLER's DANCING
ACADEMY, 2IsG Bway. Academy l5sl
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
HELP WANTED-MALE.

statesmen
DISTRICT MANAGERS
weli-known investment house, hand
ling hlgh-class issues only, has
openings for three or four success
ful security statesmen who can build
up an organization Of producers Ia
territories In and around New YORK
City and New Jersey points. To those
who can qualify an attractive proposi-
tion awaits: commission. Apply Sales
Manager, 100 Broadway. room iois'
The New York herald., 1922-03-02

cHAUFFEUR-MECHAN single. wishes po-
sition private family 10 years, experience
two years last position; references. Sayed,
of4 West 14Gth st
The New York herald., 1922-03-02

VAN and truck bodies. cheap. 10 70 II feet
long. to feet wide. TO feet high
new condition. caps and windsnields. all
makes OF trucks and parts. HIRSCH &
KoPP. ta2 Livingston st.. Newark, y. J,
Tel ATaycrv 23Ts
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
HELP WANTED--MALE
w AN = GO
Instruction.
IS YOUR PAY CHECK RIGHT

IS YOUR PAY CHECK RIGHT
Are you 500 per week or $50 per Wea.
man and GETTING HALF THAT ANcHt "
DO you know what TO do about i l&W
Life Planning system viii SHOW yos rfW
TO get THE OTHER Half OF that pay Tstk.
and more. Will also SAVE YEAR.S OF snifes
BILE time. Write or call for Analysis li&ak
li-0 and full information.
Life-Planning Institute. -
Room SIS, l412 B'way. Times So. n. y CIV,
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
Motor Trucks.
Automobile Bodies.

DODGE delivery. panel body. practically
renewed owner gone out OF business: 5000.
Seen 265 West sTth at. Schuyler 1920.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02

CHAUFFEUR. young man, single. out of
town, desires position; nine (0) years ex-
perience; car furnish best of references:
familiar with yachts and marine engines.
u 1864 Herald, Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1922-03-02

~ pou are seeking neto capital. part
ncr or tcant TO start a business, a BuSi-
ness Opportunity Ad "a THE NEW
YORK HERALD may accomplish Just
irhat you are after. TRY Que. Telephone
advertisements 10 Worth 10000
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
Auto~ J;les Wanted.

AUTOS BOUGHT FOR CASH
JANDORF AUTO CO.. 1873 broadway.
Circle 2IT6
The New York herald., 1922-03-02

CHAUFFEUR, 80, married, twelve years
driving Pierce, Packard. Cadillac. four
superintendent. Harry Smith, sol West 17lst.
S1n0 MadSWnrth.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
Money to Loan on Auton.ootle,.
Garages.

MONEY on autos while IN your possession;
strictly confidential. PEERLESS FINANCE
CORP. Circle 5Ti3.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

YOUNG woman. college normal trained.
educational work; capable managing de-
partInent growing business; state education,
Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
COITPIE.

COUPLE.
Young American couple. white. honest
clean. obliging and of good character, wish
a position with entire charge OF small
family; wife good plain cook and Iaundress
man will care for cars. walt on table and
do minor repairs OF any kind only perma-
nent position considered: please allow days
for answer. r. Q. Box 22S East Isip, L. l.
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Statesmen.

Statesmen.
have high class selling proposi-
ton To be conducted Ia upstate cities.
Need live wires. who have sold
and are capable OF selling. To such
men lucrative income is assured.
Phone Bryant I54o for appointment.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02

CHAUFFEUR. good mechanic. II years ex-
perience; careful driver. trustworthy, neat,
Willing obiiging wishss permanent @ ssres post
Stanley. 20J w. Goth. Phone Columbus 49Q9.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

JAPANESE, young. experienced. wants posi-
tton. useful butler, general housework or
neat. capable, willing: best city reference.
sla3 Morningside Tokyo.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02

CHAUFFEUR-MECHANIC 10 years experi-
ence as private chauffeur: good mechanic:
best of references; drive any car: city or
country; neat, careful. obliging; desires posi-
lion. Haven. 119 w Soth. Riverside 3237.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02

GARDENER, BRITISH, 10 YEARS
experience, all branches In gardening, wishes
position on private estate; care OF live stock
married, children. William Hama, 2O3 west
14Sth st. Audubon 1887.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02

CHAUFFEUR, exceptional mechanic. driver;
formerly with Louis Chevrolet racing and
Packard, Locomobile; any foreign cars; one
years experience as butler, houseman; best
references. Address II Summit av.. Sum-
The New York herald., 1922-03-02

DFMONSTRATOR-Th mechanic and
expert driver wanted by one of the largest
distributors of high grade motor cars: neat
ness Of appearance and ability 10 converse
inte1iigently highly important. Replies will be
treated strictly confidential. n 20i4 Herald.
Herald so.
ENGRAvER ON WAX.
For out OF town position, all around man
for general commercial wax engraving;
submit samples and advise salary. Address
Y 2126 Herald, $50 Bway.
ENTRY and Stock Clerk.-Young man for en-
try and stock work good chance for ad-
yanccment. Reply own handwriting, stating
age, salary, experience Q 203O Herald, Her
aid So
HOuSEMAN. generally useful: private house;
references. Call mornings. 81 w. nth ST.
LINOTYPE OPERATORS wanted. night
and day work. McGraw fiill Co., 10th
ave. and Seth st.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02

MEN--The TODD PROTECTOGRAPH CO.,
Worlds Largest Makers OF Check Pro-
tecting Devices and Forgery Proof
Checks, wants four men for their New
York office at Park Row. Sales expe-
rience not necessary but references re-
quired. Call all day.
OFFICE BOY WANTED by IMPORT
HOUSE. O liza HERALD. FULTON ST.
PRINTING SALESMAN, COMMISSION
RAsIS: MUST POSSESS PERSONALITY
AND KNOWLEDGE or THE BUSINESS;
TO ONE WITH PROVEN ABILITY WE
GAN OFFER REAL LEADS AND ACTIVE
ACCOUNTS. APPLY GHOLIER CRAFT
PRESS, INC, 220 WEST 18TH ST.
READY CUT HOMES agents wanted; good
remuneration. Ilirst. 6IS Academy st.