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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-12
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by TUE
Fort Myers. Fla, November la
man-hunt was on tonight in the wilds
of Lee county. southeast OF this city,
as a result of the escape of IL of a
party of Europeans landed near Ma
pies Friday night by an auxiliary
schooner out of Havana in violation
of the federal immigration laws.
Sheriff Tippens said the aliens paid
the master of the schooner 500 for
bringing them to Florida. The au-
thorities have not divulged the iden-
tity of the vessel lf they have
learned it.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-12

as such until he silenced tho
clamoring of Coulon for a
chance at titular recognition.
ODowd, since his reclamation,
has compiled great record in
the squared arena. His opponents
during the past year include
such boys as these: Sammy San
dow (twice), Johnny Mccoy,
Young Dempsey, Young Sharkey,
Zulu Kid, Pascal Coletti. Ashton
Donna, Kid Williams. Bobby
Hughes. Young Stribling twhen
Strib was a bantam), Joe Dom
ley, Pal Moore, Babe Asher, Eddie
Coulon and others. Not such
bad record for 19-year-tld kid
boxer, only recently graduated
from the mediocre class"
Atlanta Birmingham
Jimmie was born and raised in
Atlanta. and is considered the
best bet in the boxing world
the Gate City has produced in
years.
Not much can be said about
Claude Wilson, Birmingham's
own. that would be news to- the
railbirds. Claude is Magic City
- O'NSCtS aiio tlldI r ~ GS ifcc "
the old issue: Birmingham versus
Atlanta
Wilson won the Dixie fly
weight championship from Lit
tie Jeff, of Baltimore, at At
lanta a short time ago, and has
defended his title three times
since then, coming off victor
each time.
Claude will give away from
five to seven pounds when he
meets O'Dowd on the eve of the
Auburn-c Centre game. so his
flyweight title will not be at
stake. On the other hand. he is
eligible to contend for O'Dowd's
bantamweight crown.
An Atlanta referee. Bill Kalis-
ka. will cfriciate at the bout.
Tommy Tompkins, B. A. G..
matchmaker, hasn't announced
the preiiminaries, but card
headed by such bout as O'Dowd
versus Wilson. needs no bally-
hooing of the preliminaries. or
main bout, either. for that matter.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-12
ARREST AUTO OWNERS

Meridian, Miss. November H.
Special instructions have been issued
the justices Of the peace Of this
county to cause the arrest of every
automobile owner In the county who
has violated the law requiring double
license numbers on each car oper-
ated. 1t is charged that many have
evaded the law by operating tive cars
at the license cost Of the operation
OF one. This has been done. the au-
thorities say. by some persons own
Ing as many AZ two automobiles,
mostly trucks. who place one Of the
two license numbers required for
single car on both cars,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-12
M'CORMICk'S BRIDE
WILL TOUR COUNTRY

New YOrk, NoNemDer Ii.-AiI-
nouncement that Gamma Walska,
bride of Harold F. Mccormick or
Chicago, would make concert tour
Of the United States, appeared today
in a page advertisement CT a must
cal publication. 1t read: Jules Dali
Der announces the first American
concert and operate tour of Gamma
Walska. lyric Soprano Daiber, con-
cert manager, could not be reached
tonightT.but friend said he had had
the-sfnger under contract since last
summer when he made trip to
Europe to confer with her.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-12
COOPERATIVE MARKETING

Meridian, Miss, November IT,
Especial, County Agent ]. D. How
erton has just returned from Wayne
county where he aided in the work
of enlisting the cotton planters in the
movement for the cooperative mar
keting Of Gotten. Wayne county's
quota in the campaign was gained in
less time than had been allotted
and Is the second county in the state
to go over the top on schedule.
Lauderdale county has the distinc-
tion of having been the first.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-12

New orleans, November ll.-A
fleet of four speed boats and two
seaplanes have been ordered here to
help keep New Orleans dry, il was
learned today on the arrival OF the
first boat. Each craft VIII be
equipped with a machine gun, and
ii is believed viii develop speed
sufficient to overhaul the fast rum
vessels now operating on Lake Pont-
chartrain or the Mississippi river.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-12
VALUABLE LIQUOR SEIZED

New Orleans, November 11.-Sey-
erai hundred cases of choice liquors.
said to be vaiued at about $4,000,
we're seized by prohibition officers
late today at Suburban Gardens,
jefferson Parish, the home of Mark
Boasberg. The liquor was part of
900 cases seized last New Years
day. but returned several months
later by order of the federal court.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-12
MERGER ANNOUNCED
I,v associntcd Press

Atlanta. November lt.-Announee-
ment was made here today of the
merging of the Lowry National bank
and the Trust company of Georgia.
The new institution Will have a cash
raid In capital OF s2,500,oo0. sur
plus of $4,000, 900. undivided profits
of S1,5O0,000 and deposits approx
S20000.000.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-12

Trenton, n. j., NOV. lI.-Danie1
Johnson died tonight from a wound
suffered while hunting today. Two
friends with him, wishing to shoot at
a fleeing rabbit, grabbed for gun
at the same time. 1t was discharged.
the load striking Johnson in the
chest
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-12

From the Chicago Herald and Exam
liner.
Dick: whats the difference be-
tween a chicken and a flapper?"
Kick: II give II up. What is the
difference?'
Dick; "A chicken is killed to dress
and a flapper is dressed to KILL
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-12

Frank A. walch Of Nashua, ~ H..
has just retired from the grocery
business after spending ~ years in
the same location. For the last 90
years he has owned the store. He
never took a vacation in that time,
never was sick a single day and was
only away from the store one day
when II was open.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-12

Anniston, November il.--(Special.)
Clarence Cole and Roy Mitchell have
been appointed % city firemsn 10.
take tho places made vacant by tho
resignation Of three regular men on
Friday.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-12
MEMS CLASSES TO
HOLD JOINT MEETING

This morning at hte Woodlawn
Presbyterian church combined classes
will be addressed by DIR. Guy Snavely,
president OF Birmingham Southern
college, on the lesson for the day.
The Senior Baraca class of the
Woodlawn Baptist church, theMen's
Bible class of the Grace Episcopal
church, the class of the Fifty-seventh
street Christian church, the Wesley
Brotherhood class Of the Woodlawn
Methodist church. will all gather at
the Wood.awn Presbyterian church,;
and join in service with the Pres
byterian Mems Bible class.
Los Angeles school children write
daily on the blackboard: 1t ID dam
=. I. v<x,.~ - - y -. - y 49, - si W
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AFTER OTHER sPoRTs-GoLF

Autumn Uotxhn8
The beauties Of autumn golfing
The New York herald., 1922-10-15
The reproducing piano
must be taken seriously

This much certain that the reproducing piano be
taken seriously is possible buy mechanical device that
will reproduce the ouch style and Interpretation of any
pianist with Incany fidelity The reproducing bound
to tremendous influence upon the musical of the
American people during the generations; influence
which, if ntellgenty directed fail the level of
that taste Even Alaskan, nowadays hear the
pieces of piano literature played by great artists"
The New York herald., 1922-10-15
CThe Wonder 0fthe
DuO-ART Reproducing Piano

where the pianist the player instrument would render
passage style utterly characteristic TO be umstak
abe there remained only wait for it. waited. Minutes
passed Two three times said, that be Friedman;
that must be the reproducing piano But wasn't absolutely
Finally came series of bass chords, played with the
tremendous power and sorority that only human fingers
produce the of in which the heaer almost detect
the impact of the hammers against the strings No mechanical
device in the world could play the piano like that. That's
Friedman! announced rumphanily to my incredulous
neighbor Then looked There Friedman with his hands
his lap, gazing idly the up the
house, for all knewwhile that confounded reproducing
piano Numbered away by itself with the very touch and
OF its human instigator.
The New York herald., 1922-10-15

gorilla with fingers all of length. And of soul But
that twelve years ago. and the musical gorilla has climbed
the Darwnan ladder high that he fairly claim be-
long the order of homo sapen Ignaz Fredmans recital
Aeoan Hall the other night brought home rather forciby
the tremendous strides the player has made nr
of genuine artistic poentalies Two of the numbers
his program, Liszts Les Preludes and his sue
works that called for pansts. In each Mr. Friedman
the first piano accompanied by himself the second
through the medium of a player-pano.
The New York herald., 1922-10-15
Il ,Oould shut my eyes and try to tell
the real Friedman from the imitation %

Frankly have always been prejudiced against mechanical
pianos accepting the onoBungay characterization of them
being still fundamentally Granting that they could
play faster and accurately than human fingers
would have dreamed Of taking them seriously
for the production of real music The Friedman
recital therefore, seemed good opportunity compare the
living pianist with his mechanical replica and settle forever
the fate Of the latter So when Friedman and the reproducing
began play his suite for pianos proceeded
The New York herald., 1922-10-15

I was in 1909, writing in 'TonoBungay,' that H. G.
Wells made what probably the first mention in
literature of the mechanical piano player, or, it
was then called The nianoa He called II a musical
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-11

MAN. capable well-cduCatsd with wide
range Of experience. desires TO specialize
fI it," A 43l Ledger Office.
SALESMAN capable nrst-cass salesman
with 10 years experience. desires pos ton,
inside or outside: | want an opportunity TO
dcmoEBtTat" to some concern that il will
pay them to TAX" me on: references as 10
ability and integrity furnished; am willing
to start with modest wages ana am willing
to stick Address l.. PrOsen. 573l Addison
ST Phone Woodland iG50 j
YOUNG MAN. active, obliging. reIiable
wishes position RTT kind, exp. Ford Chauf-
feur, r. II. X, 422S Lancaster ave
YOUNG MAN des. travelling pos: has saIes
and accounting CXp. 4 42l. Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-11
SITUATIONS WANTEp-MALE

ADNHHISTRATION executive. now employed
will consider connections offering oppor
lunty for expansion: Conyersant with mod
rrn controlling methods; knowledge OF cost
M""ping, accounting. purchasing, storehouse
ConJrO, office management. etc. Box 512
Norwood. Pr
BOY. II, colured. wants work evenings OF
night. \ I2I, Ledger Office.
BUTI.EE or hOuseman desires position; city
references, 2iO9 Pine ST.
CIlAUFFErR and gardener; good careful
driver, riIN Or country; IL yeais expert.
"rc"; good reference, $50 y. lkth ST.
COOK. butl,r or general work. comp Japa-
nese wishes poslti"n; ref. Taro, aOS N,lSth
COUPLE, Scotch Prutestants' man generally
useful, wife good cook; no laundry; best
references. $50" Cherry ST
LFNTfST -FUst-claEs HII-aruund. mnn. reu-
,ntercd in Pennsylvania: with avn Outht
~, Grrlch. ethical office; state na'iOna ity
aud cNurrieu'e l2l4. cdgcr OffCr.
ENGINEER Technical graduate. with ex.
peTicnce IN designing and hand ing OF con
struCtiOu work and contractors machinery
dos. pos, as cngineer OF asst supt with con-
traCtg firm or indus plant, NJ lOl, Led on
GENTlEMAN, refined. of several years ex.
perleNCe, pleasing plsOnRlltN and best OF
references, seeks new engagement as
manager Of city or COTltry club. Write A.
s. Anirs, Whitehead. y. Y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-11
HELP WANTED-MALE

ACCOI y rANr, scni-scnlor; good ,n,r,. ,,,
advancement: age, e1p. pnd salary. A
AZ, G"dger Office.
ACi'Or'E STA N'rG r,Iblic --. SeNcrar ,,,,,rr.a
seniors Apply by letter only to Ganrga
X Watson Co.. Real Estate Trust Bldg
FILLING CLERK for Eniou-E. shcr ma
chine. good at n"urfs; state aoe rxperI.
once and salary desired, y Ign Irdger
Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-11

WOMAN-"e nav" en- oraaniga,Iop ,.,.n.
promotion ~ the men. We need - 10, - ior
who has proved her ability in the bmsI,mnnsna bmgI,,,nn
world. We can oh"r lou a perTna ro5. Ivy , ness
ton with . definite futrr" s'r"Ii Ti POSI-
treated as sIriGII% conhd"ntaI. O3"y thosn T1tSn
VINO can M MiHrNNiSn NNiSIns nrtl-r,ass references need
p"rs, nal Interview '"' ioF
| WOMAN unencunIhcr~d. Protesrarr "a %
81. able 20 travel n necessary: urr.o6aIii,o 10
and seif-rclianCe more essential than .v"lliH
encc: unusual 0nD0rlWlty for rgit narsnp
can. 10 to 2. 5253 Germantown Tye 'r'Soh'
YOUNG WOMAN, educ"ted wanted n 49,,
selling. educational work, ssIa,v and IeaIh @
mission. l0i, Ledger OriCe 'o''''
GenNrpI
CIVu. SERVICE examinations f,,,
Feb: manv vacsrcIes; SALARY $1,000 ~ 500,
wrIte nv own in's y lt2l. Id on
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AGENTS

ALESNIEN-Writc for list Of lines and rurI
particulars earn S25OO to $4,000 YEARLY,
big demand for men, inexperienced or evperI.
mnn,s Tr. Asso- . ,pt. 277. ChicagN
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SECURITY Statesmen
a.. 40 AI.n ANtl.LL.I.

ThIs advertisement IL your, oDn,r-
unity to enter On OrganiZatiOn or
lrst-clasa selling men Offering the
securities OF growing, Going ndtls-
The Business Builders ulan offers
Tou e advantages OF earJ'jn,r
H-ngur6 commission checks Now
and NJ the same tITe gives your in,
Ji:idual ability every OppoTtIinit,,
OF It's fullest Hnd most profitable e de-.
velop,nent for YOU,
IL YOU put hlsn value on your
abilities, you are tho man We wish
10 lalk With.
'(ali for personal iuleryIoy, br.
tween 9 A. NJ. mLd ~ noon or TO-
twesn 2 and T. NJ. Ask for Mr..
" JAMES W. ELL IOTTS
BUSINESS BUILDERS. NC.
1912 WIDENER BLDG
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SAI.ESAlE y

M, ,TlG7 vi
TNENING OR FART TIME
ThIs ig al opportunity Tor mon who
arn employed during the dsy. 10
add q substantial sum 10 their
:, cody salary: We have sdleEmrn
lyh, cnm. tc US without any selling
exp.rIence whatever and who are
nov; earning from $40 to 500
week Is commission by deVotng
thelr evenings to selling The heCuIl-
tiSs growing, going indus ries.
ymur sales training : i'll ~ost YOU
NOTHING; You earn wfi.o you
rHI rom T::O 10 . J.. NJ. .br per
sonaI Interview. Ask for Mr..
Bradley. ,.,,,,,c
RI,SINESS BUILDERS. lNC.
lG4I WIDENER BLDG.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-11
BOND SAIESAIEN;

II vou daeire to increase your earn
inrp II viii Wv vou to 'nvesnreta
IN uuusua! pocurit" afrrinE which
~ equal in stability to the best bond
NJ thC n'arlt"l, would surely in'orrEt
vnur NrrseVt clientele, particularly
big Nou. association pcrmnrCnt:
load3 flru'shcd Phone Spruce G5IJ
for appointment. ..I'.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-11
PARTNER SHIPS
LOST AND FOUND

EARPIN--l.ost diarsond and sapphire ba r.
rin, I'm and Chestnut Steig"rwaIt's or
Wanamaker's: reward 52G =. 40th g.
RlNG-l.ost. diamond and pearl school ring,
Reward II returned TO 4s20 Walton ave.
W NNItll--l"st, jan. I. EentIeman's open
face gold watch and chain: small football
attached: CaSc No. 1909: $50 reward
rnshor. lisN"%ue. .Stratford Hotel.
monogram p, \. s.; suitable reward
Ph"ue Lombard 2OiT.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-11

MAN 30 Years Of age, with plea sing per
souaiity and disposition, plenty OF ambi-
tion, initiative and originality in business
organization, with executive experience in
plant and office, Is open for a position,
highest recommendations from former en-
plOyers; you need such q man. win you gINe
him On interview? A 430, Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-11
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

Hiss HARKINS. 2OOi I}alnbridge wo,,.
cooks. mattresses, {. maids lady's ynaHL7
nurses, city and country waitressea inSiH', i'SSiH,
maid for Warrington; refs. required '"uS b
WANTED at Episcopal Office 3Io 4 iI,I--
l.aundrssses nurses, M@itressrs, house girls
lROWN'S EMPLOYMENT HIIRGATT r
moved TO ls3S South st. Spruce n777
MRS. HARVEY. 1919 RNt'hse so,-won,.,
Prot. cooks, Mattresses, ladies maids, nurse
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-11

SALGSMEN- We are doing the publlrIty
work Tor large corporation and reuIIr.s
the services OF a fcw hgh-cass statesmen: \:
men without previous experience are earning
Press Syndicate. Room 62s Land Title Bldg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-11
vnI-Nr MEN

YOUNG MEN
SALES EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY
We want high-Calibcred. well-ap-
pcaring young men who are worth
the lime an expense necessary IN
traiuirg thcm fer sold. permanent
' positinns since we shall expect
b?st from you, We are readY TO meet
YOU half way, SO your sales training
win cost YOU NOTHING and you will
he given the immediate opportunity
- earn whiln you loLfn. selling the
securities 81 growing going indus
tries; your commission from sales
can average 500 week or higher:
II depends upon yourself.
can from. A., NJ. TO IL noon'or
from to y. NJ. for personal inter-
view. Ask for Mr.. Rradley.
JAMES W. EIlIOTT'S
BUSINESS BUILDERS. NC.
1912 WIDLNER ELUG.
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HELP WANTED-MALE
WE ACTUALLY NEED

=
ONE HUNDRED
district managers and travelling sales
nen to complete our national sales or
Eanization: wc will train You in tho
sales OF our products. which have ma
tonal reputation: among our customers
being the United States Government. aS
railroads. hundreds OF electric light ana
power companies, etc: while you are
learning you can earn salary OF SlUO
pcr week or more calling on the psopIc
to interest them in the securities OF our
own company. thereby getting the praC-
tical selling eyp., which. Comblred Win
the training that We alive yoN, VIII make
of you n competent travelling salesman
or n district manager IN an indlstrE
which does total volume or scVcrtI
hundred millions OF dollars per year. Are
YOU willing to huCkl" In and work am
study to make permanent connection!
II 80. come in prepared to give US your
references. as we are seeking only h'sh-
HYDREX HSPPALT PRODUCTS CORP n
1892 Commercial Trust Bl4g
YOUNG MAN-An opportunity awaits .youns
man TO learn zeal estate; Knowledge ot
or typewriter: ,Genthe pre-
fcrrcd: sac references ard salary. L l"I!'
! .cdger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-11

American Tull-Sote Rollers. Mates and Fe-
males: raised aud trained by the Iarress
sanury pIan;. Ask Stein. 1852 y. 9Th 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-11
Statesmen WANTED

,,ho are aCuua ainted tn the territory COM
MIMI Pennsylvania. east Of Pittsburgh. md
p"rr1ment and furniture stores. to carry A
tpoomplete line of blankets. Commission ba sis
uot n, worth In proved. All correspondpncs
tureated strictly confidential. Address II 833,
=
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SALESMAN-LINEN

Ua have a good operlna for an alert sales.
man having thorough knowledge Of linens.
II YOUR experience is first class. apply
Bureau OF Employment
wANAMAKER'S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-11

SALESMAN Stocli-We want experienced
salesman with annual earning CAPACITY IN
e-.cnss Of $4,000 to act manager and
handle the selling OF our securities; VII
make exceedingly attractive contract with
nne man who can "show US Commission
EasIs references required. NanDesa Com
nany. 1927 Land Title building.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-11

STENOGRAPiER -- END4r.rIraI s,.,.o,ro-
pher for exceptional oppyTtur.t, ~ ms %,
our editorial departments. OuA nrs,.Cla So
Mrs. Linda $. Patton
curtis Publishing Compauv GOI S,rsorn q,
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

ClIAMBERMAID. white. Protestant, wishes
position In country; or parlOr maid. Phone
Locust 672j.
LADYS MAID French. experienced: LIST.
class ref MadanrOiPele. SO East ADing
ton ave. Chestnut I'M. fa.
SECRETARY -. Wrll-rduCatrd. experienced
secretary, familiar ell details office work.
accustomed to office management. wishes re-
spunsibla position as assistant to busy eN-
rcutNe or with professional man. 3l3,
Ledger Office.
s'TENOGRAI HER -ROol.k"epcr, high school
grad; 10 years exp. S25 week Bel 32SsR.
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aAI.ESNIEN

Several high-Class Inen to sell service
y,diIai viii be Interested IN to make out Frd-
traI Income .taN returns; quick sales: zen
,r"ra Commission Interview M Srayer
Go,onial Trust Bdg, 18Th amd Market
Room 605.
GArEgMEN--Due 10 expansion, several va
cancies are open In our sales department.
AnpIy this mornirP to u. r. Bubbltt ara
Spd Master sts,, Ph.lad 'lphIa.
gATEEMFN, experienced, fCr cit, ard
suburban territory, sc.lng small car
I;'orc OgontZ B75 NJ. nfter 6. '
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Generar

FREE LECTURES IN LIFE INSURANCE
sALESMANSHIP TO BE RESUMED
First lecture Monday. Jan. 0. 1922. at 7:Sc
i. Nj. thereafter. Fridays r'd Mondays
REGARDLESS of what company YOU lnprasent
or what Inc your are selling. II viii ray
STRONG POINTS IN APPROACH AND
CLOSING SHOWN
Apply Henry s Baker Room 2Od. FiLanco
bldg. l4lG :. Penn square Phone Spruce
GLTO.
YOUNG MEN. over II. desiring Government
positions Sl3O monthly write for free list
OF positions now open. J; Leonard 0ormer
Washington. D, c. C. -
rIVII. SERVICE examinations. Jan. and
Feb: many vacancies: salary Sl4oO-tlSO0
write for sample tests. i l422. Led. Onice.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-11

MECHANICAL ENGINEER for textile weav-
and rnishinr; want exper. .cnced man. IA
miliar wl.h ma aintcnance. Installatio and
brC duction costs; state full particulars. l.
.Dtn o11ar
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-11
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

nor USEk:ETER Wanted. a working house.
keeper TO take fu'! charge IN an adult FAM
~, ", ,,,i n,ta'nI preferred. al! ,Chester 1885.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-11

SALESWOMAE. retail, wanted for ~,
England; one used TO JewrIrH no,ai,T new
nnaGs;, steady Job With good wages Addr.ss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-11

MAN-kre YOU Interested in your
future? Are you honest with your.
self? Do you thlnk? VIII YOU
work? We arc n national institu-
tion and can use men who are
ambitions to succeed, and are Will
Ing 10 paw the price OF success: age>
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