davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1922-07-02

together SO that people lives in one
and works in the other. but a spe-
cially towns which is separated from
each other by a river. lake or ocean.
Like for inst. you take y. Y. City
and Newark or any of the nearby Jer-
sey towns A man that lives in New
ark and spends hrs. A day working
in n. Y. finely gets so as he don't know
what state he is in.
Further and more if he uses the tube
to get from home to the office his ears
is bound to be affected sooner or later
| and if he uses the ferry the day is sure
to come when they will be dragging
the bottom Of the river for his final
remains. This amt saying nothing
about the time and temper which is
! lost makeing the trip to and fro.
The same holds true in the case of
Detroit and Windsor, Ontario. St.
Louis, Mo-. and East St Louis. ILL.,,
| and probably a whole lot of other
places which 1 can't name on acct. of
always being backwards in regards to
geography. The Detroit-Windsor prop
osition is probably the most important
as it involves international complica-
tions and might of been took up at the
Genoa conference if they had of
thought about it.
No doubt some people will try and
crab this scheme by saying that a Jer-
sey bootlegger for inst. that makes
his home in N. Y. would hardly be will
ing to change positions with a promi-
nent N. Y. lawyer that lives in Jersey
on acct. of the financial sacrifice.
X
THIS objection has been foresaw and
overcame by those who has gotten
interested in the scheme. The lawyer
will do the bootleggers work but he
won't drag down the bootlegger's prof
its. He will continue to get his law
yer's fees once a wk. from the boot
logger who is tending to the law busi-
Evening star., 1922-07-02

TO the editor: An idear has just
been broughten to my tension
which 1t looks to me like il
would work wonders towards
the betterment of liveing and laboring
conditions in certain parts Of the U. s.
to say nothing about insureing a big
improvement in the public health. mo-
rails and etc. This idear was hit on
the other day by c. VIM. Dunca n
that works on the Evening Ledger in
Philly and lit come to him while he
was on his way to work from his home
in Camden, n. J.
This Is kind of silly he says to
himself. for a man that lives in Jer-
sey to be working in Philly and vice
versa. What a person should ought
to try and arrange to do is trade jobs
with a man that now lives in Philly
and work in Camden and then they
wouldn't neither one Of US half to waste
SO much time double-crossing the Della
ware"
Truer wds was never spoke by a
newspaper man or nobody else and
the people interested should take UP
this proposition.
IT Is needless to point out that Phla.
and Camden amt the only places
which tine scheme applys to as it fits
| any towns which is close enough
Evening star., 1922-07-02
Alcohol and Plant Life.

AN ingenious Frenchman recently
1 \ administered alcohol. through
the soil. to a geranium plant for the
purpose of observing the effect 1t
was sufficiently startling. The leaves
Of the geranium began to turn yellow
and gave of a peculiar etheric color.
symptoms of poisoning appeared, the
rootlets turned black aand seemed to
have been burnt, the circulation
stopped in the branches. the leaves
dropped toward the earth. and in four
days the alcoholized geranium, which
had been a very beautiful plant was
q tottering wreck.
Evening star., 1922-07-02

scheme and if it only done good in the
localitys I have mentioned why it wou'G
certainly be worth trial, but thinl.
how much more good il would do il
the way of saveing money, time. ami
etc. in the case of people that lives in
Hoboken and works in Liverpool and
, vice versa.
RING w. LARDNER.
Great Neck, Long Island, June 80
Evening star., 1922-07-02
EIectro-C Chemical Colors.

THE preparation Of mineral and
artificial organic colors by the
aid Of electricity has made consid-
cradle progress and it is suggested
that the products Of the industry may
eventually replace those derived from
coal tar. Among the colors now pro-
duced in commercial quantities by
the employment of the electric cur
rent are vermilion, Scheels green,
cadmium yellow, Japanese red, cerise
or cherry red, Berlin green and zinc
white, besides a number of organic
colors. The process consists essen
TALLY in sending an electric current
through q solution containing the
elements required for the production.
by pfseipitation. Of the eeasring mat
ter desired.
Evening star., 1922-07-02
'THE LAWYER WILL SEND THE
BOOTLEGGING PROFITS WEEK
LY TO THE BOOTLEGGER.n

ness in n. Y. BY the same token
the lawyer will send the bootlegging
profits weekly to the bootlegger.
In other wds you get the same pay
like you are getting in your present
position and the only differents is that
you don't half to wear yourself out
travelling to get it. Further and more
the bootlegger should ought to jump
at this plan as it would save him from
the danger Of getting arrested under
the Mann act for going from one state
to another for immortal purposes.
Most people that lives in Camden
and works in Phila. is said to be po-
licemens where as most residents Of
Phila. whose work is in Camden is also
poIicemens. So in this case they
wouldn't be no such difficulty as try
ing to master a new profession and
the only differents would be that both
towns would have better police force.
As near as can learn the majority
Of guys that lives In Detroit and whose
Evening star., 1922-07-02

MORE than ever felt confident
A'A that the dainty Georgette knew
the truth and could tell much II she
chose.
Now. look here. mademoiselle.p I
said at last. looking straight into her
face. II must ask you to travel with
me down to Marseilles. I mean to
clear up this mystery"
She started: In an instant I saw
reluctance written upon her features.
I'm afraid.I can not do that" she
answered.
"But you must, Your mistress 10
uslssinE and you must assist me In
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

BooKKEEPER AND PAYROLL CLERK,
FAMILIAR WITH FACTORY TINE
SHEET AND PIECuwORK RECORDS;
PREFERENCE GIVEN APPLICANTS uAy-
ABLE LEDGER. n. r.. 415 HERALD SO.
BQoKKEEPER. assistant, In large contrac-
tors office; knowledge of voucher system
and comptroiing accounts. Good penrnan-
ship and accuracy at figures essential. Write
stating age, experiences. and salary desired,
o 20s0 Herald, Herald 50.
BooRKEEPER. double entry; permanent for
downtown Wholesale house. Apply in own
handwriting: state salary. ", 1925 Herald.
Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
TAILORING AGENTS WANTED.

Make $50 70 800 and more pcr week. sell.
ing our wonderful ALL WOOL ONE PRICE
LINE: suits sell for 5000. non-hgher. re-
tail stores, ask ut least $50 for the same
quality, also strong limo Of featherwelght
fabrics 10 sell at si6.7a per suit. you COL
lect your profits at once; we ship g. Q. n.
20 customer for balance, we NIrnish beauti-
ful 6xe swatch outfit and powerful coopcra,
tion; hustlers write at once. Salosmanager
J. u. simpson. Inc Dept a, s3 S3t West
Adams st., Chicago. III.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

YOU SHOULD MAKE 300 AT ONCE
selling Magic Marvel Washing Compound .
niso bluing paddlc-absolutely new; biggest
sellers; steady profitable business free SAM
pies Mitchell Co, i3i4 ". Gist Chicago
i0s piece soap and toilet combination, retail
store value $3.50, our price to agents
~ 90. greatest offer ever made; other rpe-
cial Inducements. keep In touch with US: get
something new every week. United Soap
Works. 7i77 Park place. Now York.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19


sTENo0RAPHER. thoroughly capable Chris
tan young woman with AZ least 8 years,
mercantile experience; duties will COMPRISE
billing, checking. correspondents and filing
IN small OFFICE. CONVENIENT to Times Square,
state age, experience. references. salary; II
now employed please refrain hours q 30 TO
p:50; o'clock Saturdays: intelligent. Q
2Q70 Herald. Herald 50.
sTENooRAPHER and private secretary TO
sals ,he sIg president Of large rssl estate and
must be thoroughly competent 70 take entire
charge OF office except the bookkeeping;
state nationality. age. present position, ex-
perience and qualifications for the position.
r 81 Herald, $50 B'way.
sTBNoGRAPHER, BEGINNER, IN REAL
ESTATE OFFICE; PROTESTANT PRE-
FERRED; ADVANCEMENT TO BRIGHT,
SRn sENfIsIn hhRbN sRb sTATE s TTb Ia eAETc
EXPECTED IN LETTER. Y 2211 HERALD.
sTENoGRAPfIffR; male or female; quick
and accurate; touch system and perfect
command OF English essential: good rnenl-
ory: also ID. Il. bookkeeping; good penman-
ship do not apply unless fully qualified:
state salary and experience. IA Her
eld, ESQ broadway.
STENOGRAPHER. Christian. flrat class,
with bookkeeping experience. Only well
educated young woman With business train
Ing will be consfdersn. Write Box q. d. L.,
1858 broadway. 49,
sTENoGRAPHEH-secre wanted by edi-
sense more necessary than speed; give full
particulars Of education, salary wanted. In
lettcr. 9 si7 Herald. Fulton st.
sTENOGRAPHER wishing 70 join public
stenogfapher and start multgraphng Of
18th av.
~rENoGRApHER, Christian; preferably be-
einner. must be good at figures state ago
salary desired. 2s5V Herald, Herald 90.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS-s3o0 month: steady pay. newest
style written guarantee hosiery; complete
line. including ssiiks. You simply display
samples and write ORDERS. Your pay In adj
vance daily. We deliver aud collect. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Try II out. Jennings
Mfg. Co.. Trial R856, Dayton. Ohio.
AGENTs-Newest aluminium cooking combi-
nation biz money saver for every home,
instant seller, s12 day easy; we deliver and
collect; pay you in advance; experience un-
necessary; results certain. Jennings Mfg.
Co. Alum 1889, Dayton, Ohio.
AGENTs.-Saiesmen introducing New Prog
ross Of the Race; every negro buys; new
edition Just off the press our men are max
ing sTo-si00 per week !. send soc. for sample
book and full sales instruction. w. Werk-
hauser, 100 NJ. state. Chicago, Ill.
ACiENTs.-s5 ,oN0 every year. $4,000 easy In
spare time; we share profits with you be-
sides; sell weather Monarch" raineoats;
ask about "Duoi Coat No 300 get sample
raincoat free. Associated Raincoat Agents,
Inc, A4W N. Wells, Chicago.
AGENTS--An Investment OF $3.50 nets a
profit OF $3.50. 81 nets $50 apply initials
20 side doors OF autos while waiting. every
car owner prospects no experience neces-
5as broad st, Newark, ". y.
AGENTS. Special Representative wanted In
each town on big direct 20 consumer ad-
vertisinF campaign; experience not neces-
srry: good pay EASTERN COMPANY.
ncpt. NJ. box III. North station, Boston.
Mass.
AGENTs.-7e 20 si2 a day easy $50 light
weight. fast selling popular priced neces-
stiles. food navors, perfumes, soaps, toilet
to,,iny ou,ci. nov RMrhfcSS rnoprfcrs
co.. 5GiS American tildW. ttntuWUti, Ohio.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
HELP WANTED-MALE.

A DESIRABLE POSITION rs
OPEN TO A MAN BETWEEN
THE AGES OF os AND 35 WHO
HAS HAD EXPERIENCE IN
THE MANAGEMENT OF CHAIN
STORES. WE NOW OPERATE
1a STORES AND CONTEMPLATE
INCREASING THIS NUMBER TO
-25 IN THE VERY NEAR FrJ-
TURE. AS THESE STORES
SPECIALIZE IN THE HANDLING
OF MEATS, PREFERENCE WILL
BE SHOWN THE MAN WHO HAS
HAD EXPERIENCE IN THIS
LINE OBJ WORK AND CAN FUR
NIsH REFERENCES AS TO HIS
HONESTY AND ABILITY. WRITE
FOR APPOINTMENT TO THE
PURITAN MARKETS. 132 WASH
INGToN ST, PROVIDENCE. R. l.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
cprscn RAINcnArs

Sell fast, high quality. low prices; oldest
manufacturers' raincoats selling direct 20
consumer through agents, Hundreds OF men
and women now have steady incomes selling
the Cresco line; big new spring outfit fee;
spring season now on. Write to-dak rm-
proved Nf~. Co Dept 216 Ashland. Nhio.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

CIIAAfBERMAID-wAIT wanted. -
good German woman as chambermaid-
waitress; winter In apartment New York;
summer on Lsng ,fslaud< 7se Herald. ESQ
Broadway.
CIIAMBERMAID who can do plain sewing;
references. Call Monday. bet D and IL,
40 East sod, 4th floor west. Lenox 6f0e.
COOK for Small family In apartment. 2f7s
, Broadwav, Apt south Schuyler p59s
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

SituattOna Whutc0 unho-DOmosHc.
ORIENTAL American Employment Agency;
- Chinese. Koreans, Japanese: Al cooks, but
iers; energetic houseworkers; find satfsfAc.
tion this agency: references. Ill West 42d.
Bryant 82s0-2693.
JAPANESE-AMERICAN AGENCY,
.01 w. 45th tcor. 9Th av), Bryant 007e.
workers; references personally fnvestigated.
CALL Murray Hill 1908 for gardeners, house
men, buffers. Co.: reliable. dependable men,
Excelsior Employment Agency. II. 42d.
JAPANESE-select Employment Agency
BRYANT 7p31), between f6th-46th sts., e04
9th av.--Ai kinds OF domestic help.
,JAPANEsE Domestic Employment Agency
Select help. 1877 Lexington av. o35S Mad. "a.
JAPANEsE Emp. Agency. "a w. 43d. Long,
acre s565.-Select help: ref'c's investigated.
PHILIPPINE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
Domestics. Bowling Green FAST. 90 Broad IT.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
HELP wANTED--FEMALE.

ART STUDENTS TO learn fashion
illustrating, short course; reduced
rates. French Studio of Commercial
Arts, 625 Lexington av.. near 53d.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

LIVE WIRE distributors and agents wanted
for new gasoline saver: mileage for each
gallon OF gasoline used has shown an IN
crease from 80 70 so per cent; adapted 20
any make or car: get busy. Write for ter
ritory. A a1o5 Herald. Herald square.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

A manager for gasoline filing station and
accessories; cash or bond security. 1888
Hsrald Fulton st.
ADVERTISING solicitor. ambitious. expert
enced with export accounts. commission
basis: daily paper. r 740 Herald. ESQ B'way.
ASSISTANT bbokkeeper aad clerk. Christiau
old established house: good chance for
right man; state age. experience az any),
salary, DC. R sos Herald. $50 B'way.
ATTORNEY. collections: some outside work:
supplementary proceedings; state saiary.
Address 2. B. z3s5 Herald. Herald SO.
AUTOMOBILE Salesmen-Large manufac-
turing corporation, superior low priced
cars. seek two experienced men for their
New York factory branch: commission with
out drawing account, and your first work
VIII be In uptown territory. o 1865 Herald,
Harlem.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

Please mention 'THr Nuw YoRx
HERALD t5hen cnss0ertw9 eay osas Of
the advertisements N thls Hsction.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

LADIES-ss hour for spare time; Jew
patented alumins- handle cutlery set you
simply dtaplay set and write order; we de-
lits- and collect; pay you daily: experiences
iinNecessary; sample free. Try IL out. Jen-
nings Mfg. Co. Set g 2l6. Dayton Ohio.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE.

SUPERINTENDENT. farm or estate. open
for position April 49, thoroughiy under
crops. machinery. flowers. vegetables. fruits.
upkeep Of buildings and estates In general.
repair work: can handle any number OF men
references; Interview desired. 2c2s Her
aid, Herald 50.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS positlon as
superintendent on private. estate; life ex-
perience in Landscape and green houses: !:
would prefer opportunity tc dsvelon private
estate; German. middle aged, married: West
f. Hr 81 sv ASssfs %ss
Plains. N. Y. ..
SUPERINTENDENT or manager, maryed.
age SO. wants charge gentleman's estate; !;
agricultural and hoyticultysai experience: Al
School student. Call or write r. III. Sim
mons. 17s 8. Mt. av., Montclair. N. J. TEL
UPHOLsTERER wants private work. ali
UPHOLSTERER. at residence: reliable; ref
erence. Haldimond. 105 East 116th ST.
Harlem 492.
residence; good and reasonable. S36 E.
77th. ~.
VALET. COURIER FOR TRAVELLING
with family or single business man wants
nppearance. SPEAKING perfectly W four 1 fs1a isnl
guages long and good references Write
A 2o73 Herald. Herald 50.
VALET- COMPANION wishes position 70, 20
to Europe summer months; speaks English l.
French. Italian; any offer will be considered,
@ $40 Hfrald, Fulton st.
vALET-BUTLER, light colored, neat, re-
fined, references, wants home. private fam
rSu1S S ei S M1rsy a sss charge
VISITING valet wishes more gentlemen:
highly recommended. Valet, ~ e.. S3d ST.
WAITER, colored. desires position !, heat ref
erences. c46 w. Hath st., care Jefferson
WASHER, garage, stable; willing. obliging
es YOUNG man. college education. 10
years experience as a ship draughts-
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
BUYER
NECKwEAR AND vEII4NGs.

A large New York department. store
requires the services OF a buyer for
their neckwear and Yelling depart
mcnt. one who has served IN the ca
pscity Of assistant preferred: splcn-
aid opportunity and salary 20 the ono
who qualities: all communications will
I've treated confidenfially. Address,
stating full particulars. Box s.. M,
434 Herald, Herald so.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
HE LIP w A N TIE D
AGENTS WANTED.
renrxh>

AGENTS-S4.50 an hour; easy pleasant
work. all or spare time. introducing Sim
piex Ironing Board Covers" remarkable new
Invention; wonderful seller; new agent made
s7o first week. w. j. Lynch. Springfield. III.
CANVASSERS-Every woman buys on sight
one woman made $s2 In two days and wa
can prove II. Call or write IL you want to
make money fast Can canvass office build
ings and factories. Write or call Mrs. 4. w.
LeMar. Room 3i6 Columbus Circle. Nav
York city.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
SITUATIONS WANTED
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.-
MILLINERY
SALESLADIES

MILLINERY
SALESLADIES
sEVnRA sHEMMaps ExpMRIENcED & MESp ED EiEsL4pIEs
FOR TRIMMED HAT DEPARTMENT
MILLINERY CoPYIsT. ABSOLUTELY Ex-
PERIENCED ON HIGH CLASS HATS.
NINE; sEsTa, 5BTRUNDAGE. 5T oea MADISON Az.
NURsE-English. between 80 and 85 years,
for child years old: must have splendid
training as TO physical care, good education,
refined manner and good disposition; spring
and summer in country. ! hour from New
York; only one able to furnish highest ref
erences creme and free to accept position immedi-
quired. r TAI Herald. 2s0 Broadway.
NURSE for two normal. healthy girls Q
and 8: retired trained nurse preferred;
able to sew and help IN house-if necessary;
cook and waitress kept: short way out on
Lcng Island: wages $40. o 2074 Herald,
Herald SO.
NURSERY governess wanted for position In
the country near New York, care for three
speak excellent French ana Spanish. Cali at
Ambassador Hotel Monday after 1870 r. NJ.
NURSERY governess for girl OF I Years;
must understand physical care; French
sonai references required. X. F.. 6ie Long,
acre Building.
NURSE. neat. reliable: two children, 2ts, 4.
sos West 156th. apartment Al.
NURSE. young. white. for children and 8:
one who speaks French or German pre-
. O'Clock Monday. H., 2i6 W. seth, apt 10A.
NURSE. white. light chamberwork; good
home; good wages: 2 girls, and 8. Apply
Monday before IL. s23 West End av.. ap.
] north.
NURSERY governess. for boy OF o French
Monday morning. Kempner, 203 w. s1st.
NURSES wanted-Practical muses. with exA
perience. $50 monthly, room. board. Home
for Incurables. 1880 st. and Sd av.
sist 61s year girl reference. Academy 1903.
Forst. 10 West 10Th.
NURSE, capable taking caro- OF two children
good salary; good home. Call Bingham.
NURSE. refined girl, Tor boy years old
best references. Call 10: 80 to- $50. s.
saks. 2l9 w. s1st st.
NURSE, child, three years; permanent po-
sition. Apartment 81. 7l5 West 172d st.
NURSE; charge 2 children. assist destor's
PART TIME WORK.
As you read this advertisement stop and
think how many times you have wished you
could pick up twenty-five, fifty or a hun
dred dollars in order to pay some old press
ing bill that worries you. or to buy your
kiddies some little extra surprise. We have
an opportunity for you to do just that and
will be glad to explain It TO you IL you viii
call on our Mr.. saxer. Monday evening at
8 o'clock. Suite 1910. IS West 43d ST., New
York,
RELIABLE concern wants women TO do
first class fancy work; materials fur
nished; liberal pay; astarnped envelope brings
particulars. Underwood Art Goods Com
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

MAID. care Of invalid lady and light cham
berwork, at Far RocKaway. T.. IL; must be
under 40. strong, neat. cheerful and have
some experience WAGES s 80. cal, 'ne,,s M9'noas'
broadway az. 9th ct. MoRITZ, room 1907.
MArRON and dietitian In a large Jewish
child caring institution IN large Eastern
city. Applicants kindly state training and
experience: salary commensurate with the
dignity of the positions Address Y cieo
Herald $50 broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

srENocRAPHER.
Young woman who has had several years.
experience In stenographic work, rapid and
accurate IN trnnscrfbing. can secure perna-
nent position with large mercantile house :
must be good penman and willing 10 detail
work In connection with her duties; list past
experience, wages. age and religious pref
erence.
s. T.. e5e Herald.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

sALEswoMEN
FRANKLIN SIMON a CO..
9TH AVE.. 37rH AND 3STH SITS,
REQUIRE
sALESwOMEN
FOR
wOMEN'S SUITS
VERY LIBERAL INDUCEMENTS TO
CAPABLE SAIESWOMEN WHO ARE FA-
MII4IAR WITH HIGH-CLASS SUITS FOR
WOMEN.
APPLY BY LETTER OR AT
APPLICATION OFFICE,
6.WEST 18TH ST.,
9TH FLOOR.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

RELIABLE concern wants women TO do
first class fancy work; materials fur
nished; |; liberal pay; astarnped envelope brings
particulars. Underwood Art Goods Com
pahy, Portsmouth, Ohio.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

sALEsLADIES. SIS,
A largo retail candy organization desires
five young ladies about 20 years OF age who
have had experience at window dressing;
these are permanent positions with splendid
particulars. Box 4f9. 200 Gable Building.
6ALEsWOMEN WANTED
FOR GLOVES, NOTIONS. LACES. RIB
boNs, JEMELRY. LEATHER GOODS:
AND HAVE GOOD REFERENCES.
ADAMS-FTANIGAN CO.,
l60TH ST. AND 3D Av.. BRONX.
sALESwOMAN. millinery experience. Helene.
Embassy Hotel.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
BILLERs oUT-wooDwoRK.

biLLfRS DUI-WcODWORh.
Permanent position open TO high
grade men who are experts IN taking
off and billing Into factory interior
and sexterior builders mill work. Give
full limo OF experience. reference aud
salary expected TO start. Correspond
ence confidential Address r. II.
GERRY COMPANY, 1885 Market ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa. Employment De-
partment.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
BooKKEEPERs

wanted-Experienced bookkeepers for
brokerage office: only high grade
and COMPETENT need apply for posi-
tion In Boston. Address p. o. Box
50s7. Boston, Mass.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Help Wanted Female-CommerciaI.

IN Alto NAL"
f NJ P T. o YMENT ExCHAN NGE
80 Church Street
New York City.
Established 1909
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

BOOKKEEPER AND PAY ROLL CLERK
FAMILIAR WITH FACTORY TIME SHEET
AND PIECE WORK RECORDS: PREFER
ENcE GIVEN APPLICANTS HAVING EX-
PERIENCE ON ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
LEDGER n. D.. 400 HERALD. HERALD
SQUARE
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

{ YOUNG man. college education. 10
years experience as a ship draughts-
man. wishes position with manufac-
furers or financial institution, lead
ing to executive position; willing to
start at bottom. .fag.sss,
elM ADDRESS p. o. BOX 1e2.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. 4
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
AGENTS WANTED.
Male.
AGENTS-ENORMoUS PROFIT
GALESMEN

New article; big demand; every merchant
and business men must have II. S20 10 $50
and upward per day: Inexperienced agent
got IA sales out OF 10 calls; HIS profit s73 :
territory going fast: sample FREE; send
dime TO cover mailing. Business Builders,
Dept. l2S, Athens. ". Y.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

BoooKKEEPER WANTED IN OFFICE or
A NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE FIRM.
ADDRESS IN OWN HANDWRITING. STAT
AND PAST EXPERIENCE IN DETAIL.
WRITE @. c.. BOX 372. CITY HALL STA
TION. NEW YORK CITY.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

BOOKlSEEPER 10 take fudd charge; salary
moderate 20 start; excellent opportunity
for right man to enter concern: state nx-
perience and salary expected. 1927 Her
aid. Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
BUILDING SUPERINTENDENT.

Opportunity for a man who has
thorough knowledge OF building ana
assembling subcontractors for one
family houses in the suburbs: must
be able TO take full charge and visit
work In different sections. salary and
bonus proposition.
LrafGs Herald. Herald square.