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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15
STAND FOR BRUTE FORCE.
Rev. Brown says Present Conditions
VIII Breed Revolution.

In his sunday morning sermon at the
Unitarian church. Rev. w. T. Brown
held that present commercial and in
dustrial combinations stand for brute
force. which meant a revolution In this
country. unless conditions were I'M
proved. The speaker said In part:
Disguise IL as you may. this ciYiliza-
ton OF which we boast is still declar-
ing the stupid and devilish creed that
might makes right Caesarism is as
really enthroned in commerce and in
dustry as II was in the Roman empire
Commerce today is government-im-
perial autocratio. irresponsible.
Think Of the spiritual significance Of
our commercial and industrial combi-
nations They stand for brute force
They are saying to the rest OF US:
We don't care whether your cause IL
Just OF not. You are not dealing With
a soul when you deal with us. You are
dealing with the memorable
And when some Of MS who believe
In brotherhood say: Let US md out the
origin Of these great fortunes, man
retired from the iron business 10 years
ago with "A fortune OF 5000, 100000; We
want to know where that wealth came
from. II 1t belongs TO this man, no
one will disturb him In its possession.
But II Il means the stunning ana Dwarf
ing of thousands OF other men, az the
recent examination Of conditions IN
Plttsburg by a body OF unbiased men
proves beyond question or doubt. We
want to know that, and We are going
To know It and force the people OF this
country 70 know exactly what II
means.
when We make that proposal we
are told Il IS not our business. we are
given 10 understand that our one
chance OF living on this earth depends
on our keeping silent on these ques-
tlons.
we need to know that the creed OF
Brute Force Is a ne No single instl-
tuition on this earth can ESCAPE the
scrutiny Of the eye OF justice justice
has dissolved empire and II VIII dis-
solve every government founded on
force The Caesars are gone ana thelr
empire has persisted. The tyranny OF
the ,stuarts and the Tudors ana the
Georges has vanished. but the ledger OF
retribution Is not yet made up'
'sThe appeal TO force from above VIII
he met by the appeal 60 force from
belot. The assasslns OF the avenues
viii pontinue 20 spawn the assassins OF
ne alleys And, by the same token
Justice and truth will call forth Jusuce
ana trnth. II lies Ia the power OF men
ana women nov TO say whether th2
social and Industrial development OF the
coming wears shall be peaceful ana nap
IA an wsruke and soITowful we once
so,ycd the seeds that bore the crop OF
ID civil war. We can SOW q similar cfop
again. II we are as blind ana foolish a.
cur fathers were.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15
Chief of Police Hunting
Not for Thugs, But Ducks

While the city was being terrorized
by holdups who committed the most
daring crimes OF that class In the
oIen, the latter part OF last week
chief Of Police Barlow was off duck
hunting.
OF course, this fact did not AFFECT
the chances OF the police catching the
criminals. because Barlow does not
catch criminals. Every man on the
force knows that Barlow is "hiler''
that he holds his job through political
pull. But this does not matter The
real chief of police Is George Sheets,
who wears the title of chief Of de-
tectives, an office created especially
for his benefit following the time or
his 'resignatlon" as chief OF police be-
cause OF the McWhirter poker rob
berry scandal.
Tbe Schramm- Johnson drug store
No. was held up under the glare OF
two powerful arc lights-and sam
Barlow went duck hunting.
The crew of a Mandamere street
car was held up--and sam Barlow
went duck hunting.
lurslarIzed Hassard's store directly
opposite the park-aud sam BARLOW
went duck hunting
The same night, the same men stole
a valuable horse from the Granite
Livery-and Feed stable, at Fourteenth
SOUTH and state streets--and sam Bar
low went duck hunting.
The fact that Barlow's absence does
not materially affect the efficiency OF
the police force IL well understood. But
barlow insists on reducing the force
bv taking mounted patrolmen with
him on his last excursion. Mounted
Policeman Horace NJ. Heath was taken
along.
BARLOW has been bowling that the
police force IL too small, and that he
needed more men. He always puts TINS
up as an excuse for not capturing the
criminals that have held salt Lake IN
a reign OF terror Then he goes on
duck hunting. and takes mounted
patrolmen with him, when the force
needs every available man In searching
Tor two holdups that have committed
three daring crimes IN one night.
Regarding this matter, the "Amerl-
car" party organ states that chief
BARLOW and the others arrived IN the
CITY from the long trip
one of the interesting elements OF
this state OF affairs az the Iolice sta
lion h the fact thar Barrow was away
duck hunting. and yet the American"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15
CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
Increases In Salaries Provided for In
Ordinances Which May Come Up.

when the city council meets tonight
it is probable that several ordinances
will be presented increasing salaries Of
the policemei, iremen and other Off
Gals in order. 10 keep election pledges.
Councilmen T. r. Black and L. D. Mar
tin. who retire from the council at the
end of the year. win probably introduce
the ordinances. The increase in sal
aries proposed in these ordinances will
amount TO about &50.000 year
Three contracts will In all probable
ity be approved tonight which have
been awarded by the board OF public
works. The contracts aggregate $780,
900. one is the paving Of east Third
South street and the other two are
sewer extensions in the north and
northwestern part Of the city.
II is probable that City Engineer
CLANCY will submit an estimate OF the
cost OF the paving Of Second South
street from Tenth East TO Twelfth
East s<reets.
The council will appropriate s2,f10.l0
for interest on sewer script I'm extensions
1877. 1856 and IT'S. Besides this the coun-
Gil has considerable routine matter 70
dispose OF at the session tonight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15
NEW CHAPEL OPENED.
raiace a, Garfield Used Yesterday for
First Church service.

Tho I.attor-day stints' new meeting
house a. Garfield. erected al a. cost OF
Upward OF s2.O0O. was formally olened
Sunday with services in the morning
and In the afternoon. President WI
liam McLaehlan OF the Pioneer Htihe,
accompanied by other ofhcllls ana
scores OF others were in attendance
The morning session was deFolen 20
Sunday school work and was presided
over oy supt G.. 4. Noslen. There were
f0ont 50 pupils present - was lntena.
ga 10 Organize the school SUNDAY, but
The matter win be- delayed until an the
teachers have been appointed
Al the afternoon services the ai 50
lrs were President McLachlai Alex
ander Buchanan, Jr, and u. ,hailos
Hyde
A great many church members reside
az GARFIELD and az they had no meet
inshousa thoy decided 90 build one
Money Was contributed IRON ne Nsfl-
oHs wards OF tho stake and tlVpp vac va,
giNcn BY the Church There - SUI,
some indebtedness on the builulhk ala
b zen this IS paid the house van %
dedicated
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15
HARD COLDS

People whose blood Is pure are not
nearly so likely 70 take hard colds as
are others.
Physiology goes into the reason
Hoods rsaparilla makes the blood
pure, causing healthy action of the
mucous membrane and giving strength
and tone to all the organs and func-
lions.
This great medicine RECEIVERS the
system after a cold, as no other does. Z
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15
WILL ATTEND INSTITUTE.
Governor Spr, and other Prominent
Men 60 Go To ST. George.

Gov. william SPry. A. G.. Nelson. su.
perintendent Of public instruction. and
Congressman Joseph Howell win leave
Wednesday for ~ George. Washing
ton county. 10 attend the FIRST Farm
ers' institute 10 be held this year Prof
\. a. Merrill director Of the Institutes.
Prof. John T. Game. Miss Hazel Love.
Prof. George H. Turrin aud Frank l..
Haden from the Agricultural college of
Logan passed through Salt lake Satur-
day night on their way 60 the institute.
The institute win continue through
the week. Addresses viii oe made on
the most improved methods Of scien-
tinc farming, domestic science stock
growing and kindred subjects Il g.
estimated that last year 10000 people
attended these Institutes which we're
held throughout the state aud thst they
resulted In great good. The party win
attend Institutes in Fillmore. Beaver
city and Nephl before returning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15
All Physicians

Must prescribe some Of the inaredi.
snts that are contained In Hoods
sarsaparilla--for Ill troubles Of the
blood, stomach, kidneys and liver.
They include sarsaparilla. stlnlnEla.
yellow dock, gentlan, Wild cherry
bark. mandrake, dandellon. Juniper
berries. plpslssewa, etc.
The combination and proportions
are our own formula and give power
TO cure beyond the reach OF any other
prescription. There f. no real sub
stltute for It. II urged to buy any
preparation said 20 be "iust as good"
you may be sure Il II inferior. costs
less to make, and yields the dealer a
larger profit.
Get Il today in the usual liquid form
or IN chocolated tablet form called
Sarsatabs. 100 Doses one Dollar.
Prepared only by G. !. Hood Co.,
Lowell Mass, U. $. A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15

in the Church fattcu on the offerings
Of the people In spitc of all that n
said against Il tho law Is OF God and
is designed For the blessing of the peo-
PIE OF God and must cycr remain 80.
Elder Whitney then referred Co the
statements that Church officers are fat
tenng od tho tthipg by saving thai
The selSries paid On leading Church Of
hCcrs BE- UAltrv compared With those
which they might obtain hv devoting
their time to other pursuits. Some Of
the mon % the head OF tine church have
10 do extra work ia ORDER To- pay their
way. ard some Of their wives have 10
DO their own cooking and even their
washing. " was stated thlt President
smith is cgtromcly careful 10 account
for every cent OF the peoples money.
Not one dollar OF the tithing goes 60
support aUy of the ofncers OF the
Church. The small stipend thpt is paid
10 some of them o. received from a spe-
cail tund derived from investments
made hy the Church years ago The
speaker cNplained some OF the uses the
tithing vas pat 10, euch as the building
Of tempt 's. meetingh0uses and assisting
The missionary cause AID .u other ways
promoting the cause OF Zion. It was
also said that quarter OF million
dollars yeas Is given for the maintc.
nance Of the church school system
Fldu' Whitney then s1id tho law Of
tithing was "a lower Jaw designed to ~
tne people for the higher law OF conse-
Grafton, which is temporarily withheld
OWNS % the inability OF the people TO
receive 3d.
in closing. Elder Whitney depicted
tie beauty Of Zion. her glorious des-
tiny. as shown by the words OF one OF
the old prophets which he quoted
The closing anthem. let the Noun
taine shout for JOY" was sung by the
choir. after which the congregation
arose ard Joined in singing Praise God
from whom all blessings flow"
Benediction was offered by Patriarch
Joseph f. Taylor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15

party organ. though admitting that he
was away on long trip" and did
not return until last Friday night,
claims that Barlow thoroughly inves-
tigated the death OF Ernest +. Goring
whose son. Edmund r GorinE. swears
that he was rolled" robbed of $50
and foully murdered in the Crescent
rooming house As a matter OF fact
Barlow never looked into this case at
all until last Saturday. although the
alleged crime occurred the night OF
the preceding Monday.
The American" party organ. which
devotes columns 20 the daily defense
OF Samuel Barlow and his incompetent
administration as chief Of police, does
not explain how Barlow could go duck
hunting. and take a ''long trip" and
yet conduct a thorough Investigation
into Il murder case at the same time.
Big sale on garments IL Main
Cache Knitting store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15
EXCURSIONS TO CHICAGO.

Via oregon Short Line for United
States Land And Irrigation Exposl-
ton. November 10th. to December
4th, and International Live Stock
Exposition. November 9th. TO De-
cember 18th. Round trip from Salt
Lake, $500. Limit December 18th.
City Ticket ONCE 2Ol Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15

same city ran away saturday night
and came 10 salt Lake city 10 sec what
they could see. Sergeant Beckstead
picked them up and lodged them In
the city prison They viii be returned
20 ogden, ana punishment will b. melted
out by their parents
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15

Make 2 note now to get Ely's Cream
Balm n you are troubled with nasal
catarrh. hay fever or cold in the head.
II is purifying and soothing TO the sem
sitlve membrane that lines tho air
passag es Il Is made to overcome the
disease. not TO fool the patient by a
short. deceptive relief There is no CO.
caine nor mercury In IL. Do not be
talked into taking a substitute for Ely's
Cream Balm All druggists sell II.
Price soc Mailed by Ely Bros. Sc
Warren Street New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15

Dyspe psia Is Americas curse. Bur
dock Blood Bitters conquers dyspepsia
every time. IL drives out impurities,
tones the stomach. restores perfect
digestion. normal weight, and good
health.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15
TWO RUNAwAYs CAUGHT.

George Cowilshaw, u years OF age.
whose home IS at 1884 Twentieth street,
in ogden, and Harold Grow, IL years
old Of sos Twenty second street, In the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15

Itching bleedlne protruding or
blind piles Yield 10 Doan's ointment.
Chronic cases soon relieved. finally
cured. Druggists all sell %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15

Hand painted place cards furnished
Miss Gwen Dunbar 37S n St. Boil
4l41-z.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15

Hemnn Paints signs Of the Better
Kind Both phones
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15
ss'yraEgair.
III @aEfh
now FOWL nE SURPRISED TO seq
wv YOUNG YOU LOOK vv4EN
tvOn HAIR - REsT00FUTo
~ IT'S NATURAL COI ~

tis S'', no sleuss Tor unsahiIy sr.v or
80, A'f' L mss. you look old whea
~ ~ , s0'-a' unsshtly and smban...iug.
- r'sf Heath will bring back he u.,',.
~, and beauty. and male YOU h.h
s,' y. .s' llan.n' .nd fun Il yOuihlul I..I,y
nj. ..Ia 1911 'Ad falling on. Pwsly vsss-
az, .. 40 . saf@ls. NOT a aye.
Ssna = \, 80 BOTTLES. AT DRUGGISTS
Phll, ~. ~ hook 'srhs a., =, ~ 49,. - !,
s''~ ~ hsvaEi N. j.. u. s'X.
''n''AAM-SonAsoN Drugs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15

Pure Drugs and Prescriptions our
specially Halliday Drug Company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15
ALREADY DIGGING
AFTER THE MONEY
Americans Make Early Prepar-
atoms to Raid the City Treas
urer for Salaries.
ALL WANT TO PARTICIPATE.
Policemen, Fircmcn, Various Deputies
And Appointeos In All Branches May
Land an Extra Feather for Nests.

When the new American" admin
istIation takes hold of the citys affairs
at the beginning OF the year, an IN
crease Of salaries amounting 10 $4,000
a year Will be made among flremet
and patrolmen and some OF the other
officials. This was decided upon Satur-
day at a caucus OF the American"
members Of the city council and the Of
hoials, held IN Mayor John 4 Brans-
iOrd's Office Councilman Black will
introduce the ordinance in relation to
the police department and l.. D. Mar
tin the ordinance increasing the sala-
res IA the fire department. Both Black
and Martin retire from the council on
the first Of the year ana no blame can
be- attached to the new members for
the Increase. lnc ordinance via Prob
apiy ne passed slmo ume IN DccemDCr
ana VIII taKe erect on the first VI the
year The sealer Of weights and meas.
ufes. the Oh INSPECTOR and the clty
pOundkoeper Will also come ia for an
increase ~ q separate Ordinanoe. New
unlcers Will be appointed at the be-
ginning OF the year 10 pay political
debtS. The Ofrice Of seSller OF weights
and measures and oil inspector will
DC combined and the increase viii be
$40 a month.
The schedule Of increases In the po-
lice department will be as follows.
Patrolmen, from Ss5 TO 800 a month:
mounted officers, from 500 10 Sis ser
geants of police, from 500 TO $40; de-
tectives. IRON 3lO5 to $40; lieutenants.
from $3.50 to Sl25, secretary Of the de-
partment, from $50 10 500; matron,
frOm $40 10 $50
New patnolmen win be required 10
work the FIRST six months for ts5 a
month. the second six moGdhs for $50,
and after that they Will receive 500
a month
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15
WHERE NE TAXEs 30.

The proposed increases in the salaries
of the members Of the fire department
are as follows: Firemen, from $50 TO
800 a month; lieutenants, frOm $50 TO
ti05 captains. from t95 10 sic; en-
gineers, from $50 20 Sos; secretary o.
the department, from $50 to 500; super
intendent Of alarms. from 500 to Sl2S'
assistant chief, from S120 TO 3l35, chief
of department from sl75 10 500.
The salaries paid out this year by the
city administration will amount TO APP
proximately $3.50, 900 which is more than
half OF the amount collected for taxes.
The proposed increase for next year
viii send the salary list above the s400
600 mark. which will equal two-thirds
of the tax levy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15

Big sale on garments Il Main
Cache Knitting store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-11
BIRTH NOTICES.

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itlh y proemesr sen
ietcndeekof ITO the wife or q. i.nfeu.
decker tof seth November 10. non
Mcclure ro tho WlIs Of Mcclure
iterlef rn he wife % g Krrler fat
ftth b. December 81 p HauHhter
Nh.tef io the fifr ut Mafheri
soai seth 3 December p 80 daushtrr
helt t4th b E November ~ a9n
Melairrct We the wffe 81 N MelHiunrr
city December q 9 daHHhtsf
s'feer seattle ucuefai hospital December
a. SON.
Rohrer TO Tho wife ct a.. uohrer ciiy
carroll b. mo VITO OF j. carroll oity.
December A HAuEhtet
Nnfhf Tn che wife 81 G. Nefhy. tiea
ae,h 2 hseemler sen
hfuwu ~ tnr wife &c = r. Is nroW n.
Seattle December q. h SON
MsffAt ra thr wife 81 A. murray,
7ateM tifst nrremher daughter
etemiuor NJ thc wlfe - = atrmmne.
ufoeorA ro tfe Wifr az u arorock
4e1f tsih E nrcamhes q son
telhet Nv ths VIE a. . Hather cit',
nrsher ro ,hn wife af T. nfabrr ssa
taih ~ heermhtr Z. aauHhteF
Jenkins go ihe wife 81 a. lenklna
city Nrcswhfr DO. Is AHH
NYvft 10 she vile ~ Val. Myers.
founEsfuwu. nrrTinhff 81 e daughter
Finley efn che wife II fiHieY sdte
18th . W December 2, sex nuf UiNeH.
MfANistefa Tu the wlfe ct "a MrAlilar
ter. 1850 " Ntth. November a. suu
Lane ru ghe wife % " Lane. tatH
Whitman November #E a sen
Hoaf 10 the wife ~ ~ Reese. aeif
81 HfI4f HA NfNyW aeA
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-11
EDNA MAY IS
COURT STAR

Edna May Nelson. the seeker
after local eolos for magazine
stories. who was arrested by the
police for defraudiug several de.
partment stores In the city. was
arraigned before Judge Mitchell
Gillian ia the superior court this
morning and vas given a week IN
which 20 make a plea She stated
that her attorney vas ~ W Wood
233 Arcade building
Only one information was filed
against her and this charges the
theft OF goods valued At si2T s.
from Stone Fisher Co.
She appeared In court siylishly
dressed and created sensation AZ
she swept gracefully into the court
room In tow Of Deputy Sheriff Sam
Kline She wore a nifty dollar pur.
pie beaver bat and rather dashing
suit.
The crowd Of women In the court
room az this time seeking divorces
Immediately began a buzz Of con.
versation regarding her appear
auce and the baiiiff was compelled
to rap loudly several times for
order
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-11
MINERS WILL
HELP DEFEND
MISS FLYNN


SPOKANE. Dec. IL Tho West.
crn Federation OF Minors today
notified counsel OF the Industrial
Workers here that their organlta.
ton will stand behind the defense
OF Elizabeth Gurley FLYNN. convict
cd Thursday night Of conspiracy
In connection with the Spokane free
speech movement. and with its own
personal funds will carry her case
Go the highest tribunal Ia the land
II necessary. For the purpose Of
assisting the Girl In her fight for
an appeal, $500 was received hy
her counsel today from local No. I
Of the Miners Union 81 Butte
Mont
Miss Flynn is much encouraged
today by the words OF good cheer
contained In messages which abe
has received from all over the
country.
a am certain that | will ulti.
mately be acquitted she said this
afternoon. I was convicted on
false testimony. which was claimed
by officers as being admissions
wrung from me Immediately after
ms arrest As "A matter Of fact, |
admitted only small part of what
was used against me IN my alleged
confession The other parts Of it
came from other prisoners Of whom
knew absolutely nothing
The Jury WAS preiudieed against
me and inaustrtatiRm hy the lingo
ism over the American flag used by
District Attorney Pugh He
prejudiccd the jury With scathing
charges against our members and
the declaration that our rcd flag
which has been the symbol % the
working class for ages, Nv the sym
Dol Of anarchy. thereby working
on the iurya patriotic sentimen.
talltias
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-11

ror sale Ten b.arfr tracts. the fifhe
cat and m0si fertile lend ln White iNfsf
valley. cannot Overflow hail Wif y"
to- q 1f SOC people elaHH 60 depot
ffsamarira end ffulf faHnafios. fuf
founded ~ fine fHffnsl ioHna afe eins'
rnaHFh o. that employment fhu ~ ~
cured pfire 1900 per tract 90 sssf
feffna nrr. runu z Halter hiff
Phone Main thfA friltA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-11

Classified ads under this head nlsht
cents pcs limo nf tlf words Seven iuHsrs
,ioas ~ 'bs price % -.
on ulouYi $40 NO 800 prn wneK
$4,000 already made ana uuuHb com
ina feet Ibe greatest ever lurf ntt
required tuHt rtarf and the moneys
you're Men pr women. tirrof bow they
do nf g. oHuruL Onto. Showed
.oVga families rid sis pfofH. tfH
profit tHt Boucher orders 4a more
snd save Everybody wants HHa. beet
"a "aeid BOZ INSIDE is1 ufl ,bfee
days" unlN tive satrt hay MEANS fae
riout week. ttge aemrle ta active
,.Fsgta tamous hany Way Clothes
Washer cleans famlY wash Va 80 Co.
20 minutes Nu Nofh .ot washing
machine onlf mnfu knob occasionally
Sew nethiHE cleo iihe a. 90 chem
boiler EtsfY family aaFrr o. huY Lacy
tu sell Los prier ft00 itish Is nan.
as tsnd postal Ter HFnuFy This WON'T
appear hsaln Harrison sra 20. ipt
iiawison uidE, Cincinnati ohio
wanted ahis uodiea men for the d
Marine cgrpf, between Tho asses ~ NJ
and 50 Muai Pc native born g. have
nrst papers @nnthy pay tls 20 SEQ
Additional compensation pnsffhis Food.
eielhins, quarter end medical attend
rstFs With is per cent of pay ana al.
louaueea Service au board chip ana
ashore 10 all parts 81 ths wotid. Apply
~ Grand central Hotel feattis. wasH
Wanted nisiriet mansEsfs msn ana
wanea feF seattle ana state territory. b.
represent a national ofEauitaiioul must
have had Some experience De- ilfn tnsuf
eNeu wHFh Enud isffifofF liberal COM
pynsaifeu itte position fNt rtaht parties
asef Yeomeu, tsla nersa az n tsts
saatf