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The New York herald., 1922-03-30

YOUNG man wanted. thoroughly experienced
IN commercial stationerv busia.xaSs; spien-
old opportunity to eventually take over .
EoUo EE,' s-u - rs.
qaired; references. W 1909 Herald. Brook
Ign.
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statesmen.

MEN BETWEEN 20 AND 50 10
SELL AN ARTICLE WHICH Is A
SOURCE OF ENJOYMENT AND Ed
SON.
THIS is A REAL SALES PRoPO-
SITION FOR A REAL SALESMAN.
FIXED SALARY AND CoalMIS-
SION.
IN REPLYING KINDLY GIVE AGE
AND EXPERIENCE.
BOX @ 54s HERALD. ESQ B'wAY.
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HELP wANTED--MALE.
Statesmen.


The Confederated Home Abat-
toirs Corporation Of Connecticut.
with branch executive office, Suite
1904. 20 West 42d ST., Gambler
Building. require six New YORK
men for quasi municipal eduea-
tional publicity drive. Men with
ability to speak from platform.
experienced political or Liberty
loan men with initiative and gtrmp-
tion viii have an opportunity to
use their talents. Chamber Of Com
merce and financial endorsements
make the road easy In the raising
OF capital for this gigantic under
taking. Compensation paid weekly;
no drawing account; commission
basis. Priority for executive POI
sitons later given 10 men assist
ing In this Campaign
Telephone Bryant 42i6-Mr. David
Diamond - appointment, or call.
Open Wednesday nights. 10.
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MEN

We arc enlareing our sales Hepa rtment
ard are interested only In men who are
seeking permanent position and are
thoroughly honest and willing 10 work.
Applicants meeting our requirements Will
he put at work on salary commits
sion basis. Give full particulars In Gn~~
letter. age, education and husint~-r r.c-
perisnce sill replies confidential and re-
turnsble upon request. Q sls Herald.
Fulton 81.
RAILWAY mail clerks wanted. SALARY 81 ESQ
10 81 900; prepare at once examinations
soon Address BOX AZ. Washington, y. G.
RTr1Noi instructor. ono who can furnish
references. q 1lf6 Herald. Harlem.
SAtI.MAK1iRS WANTED
Hand work; wages IS pcr day. Apply
Andrew Mills q Sons. "a South st.
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HELP wANTED--FEMALE.
Instruction.

YOUNG woman. over II. high school gradu-
ate. commercial educational work: liberal
salary, rapid advancement. Call morning,
Mr.. Amick. National City Building, AID and
Madison.
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SECURITY MEN.

Reloaders and other security men
formerly with Sargent Duhiskie,
Elliott and Greene, &C.. Just tho
opportunity you are looking for.
otherwise l would not advertise
a. above. Confederated Home
hOaitoirs Corporation. Suite 1904.
go west 52d st. David Diamond.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Help Wanted Malsr-Domestic.

WE HAVE GOOD OPENINGS
for couples. the wife a good plain or first
class cook, the man a butler or useful purier
or houseworller gardner or cilanu oIF'
Wettlers Agency. 20 West 43d Z.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.
WANTED.

Several clean cut. progressive mens
seeking premanent future to qualify
for executive positions. am look
ing for men who can earn 5000
20 81, 900 a year. w. II. Jenkins.
room COZ. so Court ST., Brook
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wOMENl
As you read this Advertisement stop and
think how many times you have wished you
could pick mp $a5 $50 or 500 In order TO
pay some old pressing bill that worries You
or 70 buy your Riddles some little extra
surprise; we have opportunity for you
TO do Just that and win be glad TO explain
II 20 you IL you viii call on our Mr.. Saxer
between 10 and o'clock, suite 1910. 20
West 43d st.. New York. n. Y.
WONfEN-savsraI ambitious women or -x-
parience md good address wanted to can
vasa for pianoa and victrolas; salary and
con1rri ssion. Apply 10 MIR. POST. piano de-
partment. iohn Wanamaker.
WOMAN, Normal training. preference given
teacher 10 be trained for executive man
aCer; Derrnaneut position. 81 300, with flu
ture. r 22s9 Herald. Herald 90.
YOUNG woman. good personality. high
school graduate. to work TO managers po-
sition. national organization. si.4oo. with
promotion. write or call Turns. 522 9Th av.
YOUNG lady TO mako sample cards In elk
bouge. Blyer = wcinberg. u ". sd -
Instruction.
AN INDEPENDENT income Is assured VIII
fred Graduates OF Hair and Beauty Gull
free Academy. i53 W. fith, for booklet II.
EARN $50 weekly through Prof Rohrers
famous Hairdress, Manicure, Iieauty
School, tia ". 42d ST.. Or Brooklyn. ~ 4th
BY REGISTERING NOW.
wANAAfAKER BEAUTY SCHOOL.
4s5 9TH av.. near sath.. opp; lord Taylor.
Leading School Ia America.
Earn $50 week.
Hairdressing. AiRncurlng.
All branches taught register now for hirh
position we cannot fiil the denna nd reach
out now for success In an environment OF
wealth and refinement; day, evening classes.
We start Won IN business easy terms.
Telephone Vanderbilt 1t76.
LEARN HAIR AND BEAUTY CULTURE
under skilled instructors. fit yourself for
fine position or 70 70 IN business for your
gcif; investigate. Basse Academy. 20 East
4Gth st. Vanderbilt 0J.2.
WE GAN PLACE
~ girls and women per month
after four weeks Instruction.
lay, Evening and Home study Courses.
Coll or write for particulars.
New York School of Filing. ITO broadway.
Licensed BY State Board of Reasnts.
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TEACHER--eierfnan " good EDUCATION -
teacher ~ school OF languages; knowl.
edge of English not essential. Apply. IN own
handwriting. stating birthplace. age studies
made. minimum salary accepted 70 begin
reference &C.. to Box 9 9; iass broadway.
WANTEp--Couple az cook aud gardener,
Useful man. on email place. staten island
g ao4 Herald. Fulton st.. with full particu.
lsrr ns q experisncs. references. or phone
Donssn Hills g.
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COOK; first class; Protestant; Rumson.
n. j.: small family; good references
required. Apply IL East Goth ST., 8 80 to
1880 Thursday morning.
COOK K-HoUsEwoRKER (plain coolsJ want
ca IN family OF three, preferably middle
aged Hungarian. Austrian or Polish woman;
references. Mrs. Hugh Stone. 504 Merrick
road. Lynbrools L. l.
COOK, first class woman country year
round: hour from New York: references;
experienced; salary; couples answer. w 1912
Herald. Brooklyn.
COOK. white. Apply Euclid Hall, s8th 81.
and Broadway. Apt 81.
CoOK-LAUNDRESS In family OF adults;
reference required. Call 1913 West It'd
COOK (Bohemian) . IN family; 1912. Z
West 18th st.
GIRL American coTored chambermaid and
waiting private house references required
$3.50 Rhineander.
HoUsEKEEPER. over So chill
dren; substantial refined woman of chnr-
acter, light cooking; Independence; menial
work; nice home attractive place suburbs:
soo to oegtn. 2ise Herald, Herald SO.
HoUsEWORKER wanted-Refable woman
Tor general housework: no laundry: four
IN family seaahore for summon. Apply be-
tween II and J. Apartment "a. 40 w ssth
HoUsEWoRKER. general refined. capable
sirl, good cook; for small family In Bronx
vine' good wages; best references required.
HouSEWORk-A capable white maid for
general housework In family Of three
adults, sleep out personal references re-
quired $50 East 18th St
HOUsEWoRKER, white, small family. good
wages; references Call phone Thursday
Cathedral 1926. thinner, 612 w. 112th.
HoIJ IJsEwoRKER. general. Competent white
glrl. small family; references required. Call
g-l2 Mandel 34s Central Park west.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II family; refer
ences; plain cooking required. Call 1O-12
326 West 18th ST., apt SO.
HoUsEWORKER, girl. white. sieep home
no Sunday, small family. S06 w. 112th ST..
near sth av Apt. GA.
HoUsEwoRKER. general. Young. white.
:, small family. CaH 20. apartment 2. 574
West End av.
HOUsEWoRKER. general, white, apart.
ment, two male adults best references re-
quired. Address G 900 Herald. Fulton st.
HoUsEwoRkER. white. good references.
small family; no laundry. Call Thursday
HOusBwoRIlER, white: adults; plain
cook: no laundry. MInden. $50 East Goth
HOUSEWoRKER, white. small family; ref
erenees. no washing. SOC W. 112th. apt e..
LIGHT colored girl. single. operator In
massage parior; experience unnecessary.
Call to II A. NJ. 210 West esd. apt. "a.
NURSE for child 2 years old. personal
references required. Call 20 2, Mrs.
A. NJ. Lee. PSI w. ODD. Riverside 1866.
NURSE. baby hospital trained, for two In
faflts: must be experienced and give excep-
tional references. Telephone Cathedral 6O72
between o and 4.
NURSE. experienced 70 take care Of two
children aged years and is months in
private house; Christian family: highest
wages Call all week. 267 w a0th st
NURSE for child years old; permanent DO
sition; seasliore during summer. Apply
apt 81, T15 w 112d St
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STENOGRAPHER. experienced, Christian
girl. OF good appearance. capable of
handling initiative correspondence and
meeting people intellgently: knowledge
Of millinery burircss desirable but not
essential; exceptional future. Write Box
126, e06 Fitzgerald Bldg.
STESOGRApHER, efficient one who can
take dictation aud transcribe notes ancu.
rateiy; permanent position for a conscen.
tous and energetic young lady; advance
ment. Apply 257 Pearl st., Now York
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statesmen.

statesmen.
If you are under Is, unmarried,
ready to work anywhere in the
United States, confident OF ability
to sell commodities and willing TO
start at student salary, write,
Quilting qualifications for sales
work. o PIT Herald, Herald SO.
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ITHo RAPH Err.
MANA GOOD MAN.

MANA GOOD MAN.
We require the services OF . ciean-out
Christian Of average Intelligence, who
Is willing to work hard for decent
pay. at the same time preparing him
self for advancement: high class
house. references required.
SUITE 1905, WOOf.WORTH TOWER.
SUITE 6i0. li70 BROADWAY,
AT 28TH 81.
MAN. live. who can manage: must be
hustler and willing 20 learn: a good edu-
cation with good appearance the requisites;
Al references but no capital required; good
pay. Apply 10 TO IL. Mr.. Eldridge. 81 East
22d ~.
MAN, useful. 10 do inside and outside work.
small place, In family; must wait table
and speak plain English. with Al reference;
only competent man need apply. Mrs. Ker-
rlgan. III Fulton av., Hampstead, l.. !.
Phone Hampstead
MANAGER wanted, motor camp, Bungalows.
filling and service station manager. chance
for quick profit. active organization. Bar
clay Builders, 30 Wall st.
MANAGER for gasoline filling station hand.
Hing accessories, live locations, chain store
plan, cash security. Barclay Builders. 81
Wall 81.
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REAL WOMEN.

want several refined women de-
string TO fit themselves for execu-
tive positions In our rapidly ex-
panding International organization.
II you can furnish satisfactory ref
eronces as 10 reliability and integ-
rlty, apply to Mr.. Jenkins. Suite
COZ. 80 Court st., B'klyn, between
10 and Il A. M. or 3 and p. NJ.
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TYPIST-Permanent position with large
down town corporation to energetic typist
Underwood) give experience, age and ref
erences: salary $40. 1885 Herald. Full
ton ~.
WAfTRES SS-CIAMBERMAID wanted year
round, country. must be experienced, ref
erencos. w 1914 Herald. Brooklyn.
WAITRESS. family Of 8. privets house.
Apply TO ]. 1T w. 74th. Phone CO.
lun,bus $3.50.
WAITRESS in private house: references re-
CURED. IL West 18th st.
WAITRESS. sxDsrieneed: $40 Cushman's.
4fh st. and 9th av.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
CLERKS AND TYprsTs. !.

CLERKS AND TYPISTS.
A large financial institution has
several permanent positions open
for young women II years OF ago
or over; high school education de-
sirable. hours are short; luncheons
are provided free; starting salary
is S12 per week and Macy advan-
tages and opportunities for rapid
advancement are offered to those
who qualify. AZ an advanced posi-
ttons in the company are filled by
promotion. Apply Room 5065,
Madison av.
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STOCK SALESMAN.

STOCK SALESMAN.
Easiest seller IN New York: Irnne-
dia'e opportunity. own office TO rtrht
party, close cooperation. live leads.
liberal commission. Apply room 40,
3ei Broadway. New York city.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
HoUsEwoRKER. general. white. family Of
three In apartment; good wages; must
Rains. so West SD ~.
CItAMBERMAID. waitress, under 80. white.
sssfst caro- year old girl: city references
Call Thursday, 1-5. 66s Riverside Drive.
ant. %.
CffANTBERDfA1D and waitress, experienced:
three In family; personal references re-
Quired Call Thursday. between 10 and l.
525 West End sv.. apt. 1oD.
CTiAsfBERsIA1D- WAITRESS, white. for
small private family: experienca and good
references required Cali Thursday morning.
80 w. S2d ~.
CHANBERWATD- WAITRESS IN small prl-
vate family: references. Call after 10. ia
RaIATD-wATTREss or houseworiS-
er. upstairs, private house. white. reliable
WI s7th.
cIfASTBERNfAID-W WAITRESS. young, intel
ligent, adults, separate bedrooms, good
home Call Thutsdav-tridny. f1n w seth
Cl5AMBERMAID WAITRESS, In private
house. city references required. f36 West
sRth
CIAMI3ERsfATD-w oi2 West End
Az. between 10th and 1oSth rts.
CTtAMBERMAID and waitress: private
family: n family 100 West 18th 1t.
CtfAMBERMAID. 10 do sewing assist In
pantry. Call n East 9tih.
CHORUS GIRLS WANTED; ExPEHrTNcE
tfNNEcEsSARY; NO FTES OF ANY
KIND TO PAY. cAsIoN HALL. 35s
WEST 9TH ST.
MPANTCN--Respectab middle aged make
herself useful one serking good home.
small remuneration: references required.
Mr.. stevens. 2Q2T 7;h av
COOK aud laundrers. cinnberrnHid and
waitress, white. 2S4 Convent av,. near
f4ist.
CooK-lei2 West End av.. between iosth and
1o5th ats.
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Cnrtstiar1--poeS SlU "A day look Eood TO ycNI
II so, take the sale of our service, indorsed
by thousands: II you can't make $40 a day
the faulcsis with you and not with the bust
ness; $50 weekly guaranteed 70 the right
men. Apply suite COS. IL w. 42d ST.. be-
tween 1890 and /.
statesmen.
Two salesmen wanted to sell preferred
parties: mon who make good will be given
opportunity to deliver dividend checks In
April to two thousand stockholders; only men
between ages 30 and As need apply. Call be-
tween and 5. Mr.. shawn. Johnson Hop
kins Co.. Inc. 39s 5th av.. y. Y. q.
SAIESNEN--Old established automobile com
pany requires statesmen with successful
record in the automobile business. with dom
nant sales qualifications; ouch men can NJ
into high powered salea organization that
Is furnishing cooperation to a most unusual
degree. II YOU have a record. call 1874
Broadway. after Z NJ
SALESMAN--A prominent wholesale dried
fruit and nut house located I'm New York
city wants thoroughly experienced high
grade salesman for out OF town territory;
give references: state salary expected.
sNS Herald. Fulton ST.
SAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wire salesmen to
sell we'll advertised industrial security OF
axceptional merit salary and commission.
None other than experienced need apply Ii
Broadway. room olb.
Sal. MISUNDERSTANDING man on Ford cars
and trucks motor trucks. You VIII find
this an exceptional opportunity with Ford
Agency on Broadway. Fulier-Luce. Inc. II
West S2d ST.
Statesmen, canvassers. house, bottled bcv-
erages. hg commissions, season opened.
2136 Atlantic av.. Brooklyn: Fulton IT,
Saratoga av. station
LEsMEN--Automoblle factory branch.
cylinder cars: drawing account against
commission: high class experienced men only.
See Mr. Fry, Manager. West 6lst st.
SECURITY sALEsSfEN.
We have tho most
PROVEN OPPORTUNITY
for you to present TO your clientele, showing
Two PROFITS on his money. and his money
safe at all times.
We want experienced ralessnen 20 sell
preferred and common s.4ares Of a growing
commercial bank. with strong board OF
directors. This Is tho largest plan Of bank
ing known, and by comparison statistics
show fewer failures than In any other form
Of business.
galeer,cn with proven ability can make big
money for themselves and secure a perfns-
usnt position with large salary after quail
fyins. Call Room CIT. i12 West 42d at. 10
TO a.
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TYPISTS AND CLERKS.
large financial Institution has
several permanent positions open
for young women II years of age
or over: high school education de-
ssrable. hours are short. luncheons
are provided free: starting salary
is sf2 per week aud many advan-
tages and opportunities for rapid
advancement are offered TO those
who qualify. as all advanced posi-
tons In the company are filled by
promotion. Apply Room 50I5.
Madison av.
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EXECUTIVES.

EXECUTIVES.
Tho Farms Produce stores Corpora
ton can place several men between
the ages of 25 and 40 IN position to
qualify for important executive ca
pacities. References ability and appll-
cation the essentials. Apply in per
son for interview between 10 and IL
A.. NJ. 2 and 4 T.. NJ, or and r.
NJ. Suits 1707-9. 200 Broadway.
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Remington, No. ~. is inrh
roller Bur-rousns adding machine, Elliott
Fisher bookkeeping machine, also In,srrn~
iicnal time clock; reasonable. AVEDoh y
AvEDoN, INC, 500 Tth av,
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COOK; first class; Protestant; Rumson.
n. j.: small family; good references
required. Apply IL East Goth ST.. . 80 to
1890 Thursday morning.
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HOUSEI<EEPER-Middi aged, refined woni-
an. mother with daughter Is. to do the
housework experienced cook, good man.
try place adult family; references. Call
all week. Mrs. Elizabeth. 219 =. 18th ST..
New York.
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Statesmen.
Christian-Does $40 day look good to you?
II so, take the sale of our service, indorsed
by thousands: II you can't make $40 a. day
the faulSis with you and not with the bust
ness; $50 weekly guaranteed 10 the right
men,. Apply suite Cos. II w. AID ST.. be-
tween 10i30 and /,
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GARDENER, Irish, middle age. wishes per-
nlanent position on gentlemans place,
where good reliable man In wanted. thor
oughly understands ell gardening: life ex-
rcrience: daughter IL years: wife, good
lain cook: best reference please state all
rartlcuars. OConnell, 4S Robertson av.,
At,itn plainr
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GARDENER.
Gardener working superintendent. married.
small family. wishes position with entire
charge of gentleman's estate: thoroughly
understands greenhouse. vegetables and
flowers: nationality Polish; last position
seven years; personal references by proml-
nent New York city people. John ziulkouski.
Brook Farm. Purchase st., Rye. ". Y.
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JAPANESE student desiree position. shor
hours IN day. Hiro. $40 II. 9th st.
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For Hire-Passenger Cars.
PACKARD twin limousine: hour. week.
month. theatre calls; owner drives. Lenox
60SS.
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HOUSEKEEPER AND SECRETARY.
Housekeeper. managing. cultured, Travelled
seeks reengagement April or May most ex-
rcrtenced manager of gentlemen's town and
country homes. motheriess family accus-
TONED TO entire charge OF all help, corre-
spondence. accounts; lover of real country
life and animals: very bright and cheerful
disposition; highest personal references
from employers. Y 2232 Herald, ESQ B'way.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-03-16
Frank Perry Will Succeed
F.W. Sprague on Commission
City Alderman Receives appointment
From Judges ROeser, Nye and
Parsons of District Court

Judges Roeser, Nye and Parsons Of
this judicial district last week signed
the appointment of Alderman Frank
Perry to become a member of the
Sank Centre Light and Power Com
mission, the appointment to become
effective at the expiration Of F. w.
Sprague's time the early part of
April. Mr.. Perry's appointment is
for a two-year term.
Mr.. Sprague has been member
of the commission for four years and
has devoted much time and thought TO
the waterworks improvements and
extensions which will be installed this
season. Mr.. Perry has had many
years of practical experience in in
stallation of water mains and the
maintennce of the waterworks sys-
tenn, and should make a valuable
member of the commission. The.
other two members of the commits
sion are DR., II, F. Hennemann and
George O'Gara.
Under the law George O'Gara will
automatically become Chairman of
the Commission with retirement of
Mr.. Sprague.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-03-16
Objectionable Film is Can
celled by Manager Parker
"Jesse James and the Younger
Brothers" Not Permitted to Show
at Sank Centre Theatre

Manager Lee Parker of the Caugh-
rem theatre last week advertised the
production Of "Jesse James and the
Younger Brothers" at the Caughren
Monday evening. After the advertis-
ing matter had been posted many cit
liens became alarmed over the situa-
ton as they felt that a picture of
this sort should not be allowed to be
shown in Sank Centre. A conference
held with Mr.. Parker resulted IN
his prompt cancellation of this attrac-
ton.
There is strong, likelihood that the
film would have been a drawing card
at the boxoffice, and in cancelling
the film Mr.. Parker is to be com
mended. The Herald is satisfied that
Manager Parker desires to show pic
lures of the better class only and in
this he should have the hearty CO.
operation of the public.
If the character of the advertising
matter sent out with the Jesse James
picture is true reflex of the picture
itself the Herald cannot understand
how any self-respecting town will
allow it to be shown.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-03-16
Sunday School Rally at
Congregational Church
Interesting Program Arranged for
Gathering in Sank Centre, Fri
day March IL ..

A Sub Division Sunday School Raj
ly at the Congregation church on
Friday afternoon and evening March
II. This will be held under the
auspices of county and state work
ers. All teachers, officers, commit
tees, workers of any or all depart
ments and those who are interested
in this worthwhile work are expect
ed to. attend. Will you plan to at
tend? It is for all churches any
may each have a share in it. The
following is the program:
2P. M.-Worship and song.
2:15 P. M4-"The Young Peoples
Division" Walter s. Wood.
2:30 P. M.-"The Young Peoples
Needs S. S. Wyand.
3P.. M.-The, Church Meeting
the Needs" Walter s.. Wood.
$3.50 P. M. Open forum.
4P. M.-"Work of County and
District Association" Rev. P. A.
Lang. Open forum and adjourn
ment.
Evening Session
7:3O P. M Worship and song.
Prayer.
SP. M.-"The Standard School"
$50 P. M.-"Coming Events.
Offering, adjournment.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-03-16
School ELECTION
T. Fight To BE warm
FOUR CANDIDATES FILE FOR
TWO PLACES ON BOARD
OF EDUCATION
Chan MARSHALL WILL Retire
NINE YEARS FAITHFUL
SERVICE HE WILL QUIT
ELECTION MARCH 25

The annual election for two MEM
bers of the Board of Education for
the Town of Sank Centre, same being
the Independent School District of
this city, which will be held Satur-
day, March rs, is attracting more
than usual attention.
The terms of G.. D.. Marshall and
DR.. Hennemann, the latter appointed
to fill out the unexpired term of the
late James A. Caughren, expire this
spting.
Mr.. Marshall who has faithfully
served on the Board for the past nine
years, all through the building and
development stage of the school, has
tired of his job and refused to allow
his name to be filed again. He re-
tires with the full knowledge that he
has served his constituency well, as
he kept in close touch with school
matters at all times. .
Under the present Minnesota law a
candidate must file with the Clerk of
the district if he or she decides TO
become candidate for director. The
time for filing closed Monday even
ing of this week. DIR. Henneman has
filed to succeed himself and George
Steiner, George Bergman have also
filed and Mrs. Hi1dur Otto is the
fourth candidate.
AS there are only two to be elected
the competition is likely to be very
keen, if early indications count. for
anything.
The candidates are all we'll known
to the voters Of the district. They
are high grade citizens and any Of
them have the ability to make compe-
tent members of the board.