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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-09-19

County News from Various Sources
RIPLEY ITEMS
lDelavedl

On Monday afternoon a pleas.
ant surprise was given to Mr..
Mrs. CASTER by a number Of
their friends who arrived unex-
/ pectedly at their beautiful home
about four O'Clock. The evening
was spent in pleasant converse
ton when about six O'Clock a
delightful dinner was served by
the ladies' of the embroidery
club. After dinner the young
people enjoyed themselves in
dancing until about ten O'Clock,
when we all with deep regret
babe farewell to our dear friends
Mr.. and Mrs. CASTER and Miss
Euola. who will leave in a few
days for Minneapolis, where
they will make their future
home.
Mr.. Wright had a large num-
Der of men employed Saturday
and Monday helping to fill his
silo.
The Ripley school will open
Monday September 10th. with
Miss Agnes Mahoney, as teacher.
Misses jamie and Mary McCrum-
men left for Austin Wednesday
where they will attend the Uni
versity.
Miss Katie Bell Crump left
Wednesday for Midland, where
she will attend school.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-09-19

won by Mrs. Joe Penney. After
the game Miss Ruby Ellis en-.
tertained the ladies' with sew.
eral Piano solos. The club
members present were: Mes
danes Slaton. Benson, Palmer.
Baugh, Brown. MCGEE, Cate,
Summers, Wright, Wilson, d.
Robinson. Griffin and Merrill.
Guests were: Mesdames David
son. Robbins. Johnson, Dowing,
Sowder, Ed Robinson, Porter,
Chase. Sanders. Ladell, Will
Wheelock. Cox. Fred Spikes,
Powell. John Penney, Quick,
Joe Penney, McWhorter, Posey,
Boerner. McChesney. ]. O'Neal,
Frank Wheelock. Miss Elenor
Rouse, Miss Butler. of Dallas,
Mrs. Boyles of Dallas, Mrs.
Moody, of Sweetwater. The
refreshments of fruit salad,
pickles. potato chips. saltene
crackers and ice tea were then
served.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-09-19

A party composed Of w. Z
Robinson. G. A. Rush. c. A
Rush and wife w. 0. Tubs
wife and son Of Lubbock, were
here Tuesday on their way home
from a two weeks outing trip d
Devils river in their auto. Big
Springs Enterprise.
In another part of this issue
will be found an article on tho
subject Of irrigation. written By
Mr.. Atkins. of Colorado. He id
an experienced irrigationist and
his article will interest you.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-09-19

CoNYON
Good rain last week. Every
body feeling good. We are
needing hands badly to gather
crops. Cotton is opening rapid
ly and promises to give a fair
yield.
Grandpa Webb is getting along
nicely and will soon be able to
return home.
Mrs. Wile.s who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. p.
Webb. returned TO her home in
Arkansas last week.
Mrs. Jennie Hooper. from
Santa Anna. Texas. is visiting
w. B. Burford and family this
week. She will go from here TO
San Diago. CAL, where she will
join her husband. who has been
there for several weeks.
Our school is progressing nice
Iy.
Health Of community good.
HARVESTER.
Mr.. Fuqua. a prominent cattle
nan and banker of Hereford.
Il Il
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-09-19

Mr.. Fuqua. a prominent cattle
man and banker of Hereford.
was here this week.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-09-19

Mrs. ID. Robinson entertained
the Wednesday Needle Club
September 18th. This was a
business meeting being the
election of officers which resulted
as follows: President, Mrs.
Davidson; Vice President, Miss
Elizabeth Robertson: Secretary
and Treasurer, Mrs. Robbins.
The bylaws were read and
amended. A very pleasant after
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WILSON'S CHANCES.

The New York Herald published in
terviews with prominent business ana
professional men, political and labor
leaders in all parts o. the country
on the nomination Of Wilson and Mar
shall by the Democratic convention,
The opinions expressed were almost
unanimous that Wilson's nomination
means the doom Of Inc third term
that thousands Of dis
satisfied Republicans will turn to the
Democratic party; that the selection
of Governor Wilson would absolutely
reunite the Democratic factions, and
that in view Of the known opinions on
tariff reduction and other public
questions, victory awaits the Demo
cratic ticket in November.
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AND TAYLOR, TOO

The nomination OF Woodrow Will
Sinia'S motherhood of Presidents, but
statement that John Tyler was the
last Firginian TO hold the chief mag
istracy Of the republic is incorrect.
Zachary Taylor, Of Orange county was
the last President from Old Virginia.
Soon after he was born. his father
moved over into the county Of Ken
tucky, which later became the State
of that name, but he was Virgin
ian still. He served but little over
four months before he died in the
White House. Two Nirginians were
in his Cabinct-W. Ballard Preston
and Alexander II. II. Stuart.
The New York Sun falls into his
toric error about Nirginia's Presi
dents as follows:
New York. Virginia and Ohio hav-
torical error about Virginia's Pres-
the present election should determine
the rightful possessor of the proud
title Of Mother OF Presidents. Inc
present outlook, too. IS that each VIII
have al least one candidate.
The Sun probably refers 10 the
States from which the presidents
were elected, but, as a matter of fact
regardless or the result OF the NGVeIl-
her election, the Old Dominion Will
still be the most prolific mother OF
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DI'I'iCi.iI..


prescribing: the width of the road
way or the distance between cufh lih'
md curb line Of Alfred street. from tn"
south crossing of King street To the
North curb line of Franklin street.
Be il ordained by the CRY Council "i
klcxaudriH. Virginia.
Section /. That the width of tn!
roadway. or the distanc" between curl
,inr and curb lin" of Nl!r"d street. from
the south crossing Of Kin" street, Il
,h,. North curb lin" Of Franklin street.
brHS is hereby established at twenty
seven (o7) feet: tn" curb line Ut the IN
sections of said street with lntcrS"Ct'
iu.. Streets to he circular and on radI-
Gus Of min" 90 feet seven % inches.
Section - That all ordinances OF
parts Of ordinances in conflict with the
provision at this ordinance are hereby
..r3calud insofar aS they may be IN
conflict herewith.
Section .. This ordinance shall be in
force from and after its passage
Passed the Common Council June %.
1912.
HOWARD w. SMITH.
President.
inrs.ctiun Of said street with interScci .
Passed the Euard Of Aldermen. jan,
-. 1912. ,.,,...,.,.
f. T.. MAREIltN.
President.
Approved June -. 1912.
FIRED j. PAFH, Mayor.
rcSt": "
DANIEL Il. ST.\NSEUI;i,
Clerk.
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BANS \ HADES OF FIRE.

By unanimous action Yesterday the
International Bible Students AsSorl-
alton adopted 4 resolution unreSerNcd-
IL rcpudiating as thoroughly mScllp-
tural the teaching OF a place, state or
condition OF "heI! fire and birthstone
for The torment Of the wicked.
At the same time the 1000 dele
rates in the convention resolved that
the vast majority Of ministers Of al
Protestant denominations Of the Uni
ted States have privately repud!ated
the hell fire theory. but for sup
poscdly good reasons have heSitated
fully to inform their congregations
Il was the sense Of the convention that
thousands and perhaps tens of thous-
andS we're being driven into Skeptl-
csm or iniidciity.
The convention appealed to every
minister in the United States 10 pub
fish in his local newspaper over his
SIGNATURE a statement declaring whetf
er hc believed the Bible taught the
doctrine of literal hell fire. ant
every newspaper editor was request
cd to invite The ministers Of his locai!
~ to avail themselves Of his newspag
ec-, columns Eor that purpose.
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IN THE CRADLE OF LIBERTY

At meeting of the International
Workers of the World ut Fancull Hall
Boston, Sunday night riot broke out
and shots were fired for the first time
inside the interesting landmark.
II is to be regretted that this Grad
lie of liberty has lin these latter days
become the theatre of such Disgrace
full proceedings. Shades Of the he
rocs of revolutionary days may at
times hover over Faneuil Hall. But If
il is to be the arena Of disorder they
are likely to turn their backs upon It.
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The courts and the tmperious ruler
BY divine right do not always pull to
gether, as appears from a case in Ger
many. where a tenant OF the emperor
sued his landlord and won In two
courts. There was a precedent for
this In the reign Of Frederick the
Great who wanted to remove mill
that spoiled his view from Sans souci,
but the courts upheld the sturdy
miller through a controversy which
Carlyle celebrates over several pages.
Still such things occur infrequently
enough In Germany to get into print
when they do happen.
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OITI'IC AZ.
IN ordinance.


Prescribing the width Of the road
way ~ the distance between curb !!n'
ana curb line on Alfred street. from
- intersection with the roadway 90
Du"rn street to it's intersection viii
ne roadway Of Princess street.
l:c it ordained 10y tn" city Council! 80
Nl":Hudrin. Nir%inia
Section !. THAT tn" roadway "r dis
ourr between the curb lin" aud curb
section with til" roadway Of Queen
street. to It's intersection with tn" road.
WAY Of Princess street. h" and tn
sane is hereby fixed aS twcntE-S"v-
IN on feet Tn" curb lines -
nr intersection of said Nlir"C
tln,.t At tn" intersection with the said
Queen and Princess streets Ia b" circu-
ar and Of such radius aS may h" adopt
ID by tn" Committee on Streets ana the
lily Engineer.
Section > MI ordinances or parts
finance are hereby repealed insofar as
III" sam" may b.: incontliCt with the
provisions of this ordinance.
Section -. This ordinance shall h'
in fore" from and after its passage.
Passed the Common Council Jun" %.
1872. ~ -. ..,,,,,r
HOWARD W. SMITH.
President
the same may b" in conflict with, th'
Passed the Board Of Aldermen. June
+. +. MNEHUEN.
President.
Approved Jun" -. 1912.
FRED j. rAFT. Mayor.
DANIEL Il. STNNSErEN.
Clerk
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MEN AND WoMAN's CLOTHES.

Il may be laid down as general
rule that the ordinary man never
knows when a womaD's dress tits or
not-unless, OF course, 1t is an eXtraor
binary misft His replies to inquiries
on that point are. as practically al!
husbands will attest, based on what
he thinks the woman thinks OF It.
When q wife. FOR instance. comes Into
the room wearing a new dress. with a
smile on her face, and turns around
several times and asks him what he
thinks of the fit, he replies without
hesitation that it Is all right--that he
likes the pattern exceedingly and that
he doesn't think he ever saw her wear
anything more becoming. If. OH the
contrary, she comes in with corrugated
brows and inquiries in :. distinctly dis
satisfied tone what he thinks OF the
dress, he instantly remarks that
though it looks fairly nice, yet there
is still something about 1t that he
doesn't like. He can't say exactly
what it Is that seems out of keller.
but there is certainly something
wrong with that dress and it ought tc
be altered at once. But it is only
just to the men to say that their isno-
rance OF what constitutes the fit of a
dress is parallelcd by the feminine in
ability to realize what goes to make
up a well-ftting suit for male per
son. AS rule. a woman's advice
with respect to mans suit is the
most dangerous thing man can take
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-07-09

Somebody has found that 25,344,o0o
bubbles can be produced from one
Mound Of soap. This fact having been
established, Niagara rapids having
been navigated in a barrel, the Eng
lish channel having been crossed by
q swimmer and both the poles having
been reached. nothing Of Importance
seems to be left to be done.
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During the summer months moth

During the summer months moth
ers of young children should watch
for any unnatura! looseness OF the
bowels. When given prompt attca-
ton at this time serious trouble may
he avoided. ChambcrIain'S Colo
ChoIrea and Diarrhoea Remedy can
always be depended upon. For sale
by all dealers. adv.
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ALEXANDER SUTER, Sec'y,
Cedar Street, Rosemont,
II Frank L. SIaymaker
o12 King Street.
Phone Ais.
VIRGIN IA.

In the Gle, ks Office Of tn" Circuit
:uurt of tn. City of Alexandria, on
he fifth day # July. 1912
MORGAN RANSOM MERRITT vs.
DIETGA W.iL FIELD MERRITT 'l:;t'I-
cry.
Memo. The object Of this suit is I"
obtain Il decree absolutely div"rcln=
che complainant from the defendant ON
The ground of wilful abandonment or
icscrtOn for more than tire" y"%I 5;
md for general relief.
1t appearing by an affidavit
lied in this cause that the de-
'cndant Dictya Wariicid Merritt. Is Il
nonresident of this State: II is Or
Tered. That said defendant appear here
within fifteen days after due pu blica-
ion Of this order, and do what is ne
.cssary To protect her interests IN TINS
suit. and that Il copy Of this order n"
'orthwith inserted in the -AlcNandril
iaz"ttc a newspaper published in IN"
,ity of Alexandria,, once Il week Tor
our successive weeks, and posted At
he front door of the Court House ui
his city.
G. WASHINGTON LEWIS. J.. =.
\ copy-Tcstc: NEWELL 5. GREEN
AWAY, Clerk.
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Itching, Fiery,
Raw Eczema

Zcmo soothes, cools and heals an
Cry skin and quickly cures eczema and
every form Of skin disease. ZcEno
is a clean liquid wash that sinks lgh1t
in. Quickly allays all pain, al! itch,
all distress. Zcmo does the &Work II
a way that is simply astonishing, ana
YOUR druggist Will refund the pur-
chase price if the first bottle does not
rive you entire satisfaction. Try one
bottle at our risk. Zemo is prepared
bv E. ". Rose Medicine Co., ana Is
sold by TayIor's Drug Store.-AdVt'
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Dysentc:y is always serious and Of
Ten a dangerous disease. but it can be
cured. Cbamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy has cured it
even when malignant and epidemic.
Fer sale by a.! dealers. adj.
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It isn't a very nice task to punish
pussy ii you're fond OF her. but there
are times when she must be chas'
tised. This Is how to do il. according
to Louis Vain. the great authority on
the fascinating feline. In the first
place, don't actually strike the cat,
says the London Answers. y blow
merely numhs it. And when the spine
which is the most sensitive part. is
struck-partcularly ii the cat is old.
it is likely to spring ct the striker.
When pussy does anything wrong
brighten the wrongdoer by striking a
stick on the ground. a cat is most
sensitive to sounds, and will connect
this new noise with what it has done
1t feels more intensely than most AMI
mails; hence its supposed savagery in
cases. Cats are highly electrical and
it is very good 10 have one perch on
ones shoulder or knees.
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VIRGINIA .

In the Clerks Office of the City If
Ncxandr!a. OH the 9Th day OF July
Fi;EHEETcH III CoWlE, ct a.: S.
COMMITMENTS. VS. THE TOW l.!..,
;CHOEIELD Co. Inc. 1T ais. Defend
.ulS Chamc"ry.
Memo: The object az this suit is t"
Wind pand dissolve The TowicS-Scil"-
,"!d Company. lnrurp"rItcd. Il corpora
ion duly Incorporated under the laws
# thu. State of Virginia and defendant
. this suit. and To that end I" nav" All
# its property disposed of by d"cr"GS
this cause. and its assets "uuItahiE
ma justly distributed /" its creditors
md Stockholders
1t appearing by an affidavit filed in
his cause that the defendants VIM. IT,.
iuwlc>. clan"lIr" q. Towl"s. fr"d"ricN
:. Scholi"ld. Gibbs O.. Baker i. Il. -
,am. G. ". Harris. NJ. Ewing, T.. ;
horton. Paul Pearson. JAS. y. Norris.
'larcucc II. Ecizrnstein. Charles sinai
ct, Charles J. Williamson. W: j. Imarp;;
F;rinkman. II. I. Cook; VIM. j. COLI
Ielrn l. Duvali. John NJ Duvali {. H.
D"tta. &. l.. Dallam, Helen DcL""d"
Harry Fuotcr. Henry }. Click. t"rt'4*
II. Gloss. q. II. IIctz"l. chaS &. H"i.
:shu. Haiti" T.. In@crS"li. t:uG""", 6
Lands. Chas. c. Lands. VIM. ;: Nc
'arthy. las !. McII"nry. Mary l.; Me
Henry. Robert W. McMichn,l. W. 6.
Robinson. j. {. I'lclHcr. lanes -.
Smith ana Herbert y. Smith. parties
radinr as James H. Smith * Sons Co..
d. II. Schlcigh. ". G. White. John 9:
Wirbcl. Frank ~ Workm"istcr. ana
" owning ten shares. who's"
name is unknown 10 the Compartments.
md is made Il party defendant. a$ un-
..un,yu drfrndHnt are nnn-rrSi dcntS of
his STATE: 1t Is Ordered. that Sh!d
Icfcndani appear here within fifteen
lays after due publication OF TINS or
j. ~ mr.
,ci their interests in this suit. ana
hat a COPY Of this order h" forthwith
Inserted in tn" Nl"Nandria Gazette, -
newspaper published in the CITY at NJ
.xandria. once Il week Tor -FOUR sue.
.rssiy. w.rkE and posted at TIL" front
IGOR Of the Court Hous" 81 this CITY.
Norton and CrounSe. y. a.
y Copy.
rrStC:
NEWELL :. GREENANNAY. Clerk.
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Just Arriyed-BarEe Potomac

Loaded with 800 tons of best William
Penn W. \. Stove Coal. First barge
since strike. Summer prices. Fresh
" mined coal. Dew. Aitchcson, 1O7
5. ROYAL street. Both Phones. Je23-1l
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TERMS:--Daily, year, $500.
Six months, $3.50. Three months,
Sl.25. One month, 40 cents. One
week, 10 cents.
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ROBERT S. BARRETT. President
and General Manager.
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Entered at the Postof1ce OF Alez
sndrls, Virginia, az second-class Eaat,
tor.
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HOWARD ". SMl1h, secretary and
Treasurer.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.

PUBLISHED DAILY.
The Alexandria Gazette Corporation.
Gazette Bldg, King Street.
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Select Your
Rosemont
Homesite
III oW.

Next week the lot that
would have been Your
First Choice may be owned
by some one else. You
can not 60 wrong in buy
ing property at Rosemont
at present prices, whether
you buy for a home Or for
an investment. For full
information see
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DANIEL F. STANSBLE1.
Clerk:
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
LABAN.

Mr.. b. II Hurst spent Sunday
with his people.
Mrs. Geo. w. Hudgins is spend
Ing several days IN Hampton at
this writing.
Mr.. L. r. Diggs of Hampton.
spent Sunday with his mother.
Mrs. Sarah l.. Diggs.
Miss Sarah Shelton. who has
been spending several days with
relatives near here. has returned
to her home in Hampton.
Miss Cornelia White. who has
been spending some time with
relatives at this place. has return
ed to her home in Baltimore.
We are glad to report Miss Ida
Belle Hudgins, who has had an
attack of typhoid fever, very
much improved at this writing,
We hope to see her out again
soon. PANSY.
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MATHEWS FAIR.

The Fair Will be held at our
Fair Grounds. near Mathews c..
H., on October 10. II, and I8.
Prospects for a nice Fair are
good. A new grand stand. thor
Ough fixing up of the grounds. a
good racing program for each day.
good exhibits. a number of side
shows, and Impossible. will have
a sneaker on second day to talk
on Agriculture.
Again. we would like to have
a FRATERNITY Day" the first day;
LET the Odd Fellows. Red Men,
ROYAL AcCanum and Junior Order
turn out in their full uniforms and
if they will, let some one BIZ iDvit-
ed to address the fraternities at
IL NJ. If all the Red Men, Odd
Fellows. Royal Arcanum and Ju-
niOr Order in Mathews we're tc
turn out, it would be splendid
sight. Turn out and show your
colors.
If the above orders will turn
out. notify +, NJ. Blake, secre.
tary and he will make all arrange
mentS for them.
Cost only twenty-five cents t.
enter grounds and not fifty cent:
as has been reported and ! fee
| quite sure every member viii
come, !. N, STUBBs,
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GWYNNS ISLAND.

Mr.. Elmer Calls visited the Is
land last week.
Messrs. James Godsey and Will
lie Powell visited Baltimore last
week.
Mr.. Willie Godsey. son CT r.
E. Godsey, has gone to Ralti-
more for medical treatment.
Rev. w. GUY Of Texas. preach
ed very impressive sermon Sun
day night to a large audience.
Mr., and Mrs. James GAdsey
were made happy last FRIDAY by
the arrival of little daughter.
Quite a large crowd from this
place attended the unwilling Of
the monument last Wednesday.
We are having dry weather yet
and the wells are getting very low
but we hope 10 have a good rain
soon.
DPrCfessor Rawlins and wife have
arrived. We are glad to have
them back In our community
again.
MIR. E. G. Muse has returned
home after spending a few weeks
with relatives in Westmoreland
county.
RAINBOW.
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NEW POINT

Three delightful d avs were
spent last week by Misses Della
and Lottie Hudgins, Nina Hut
son and Mrs. Earnest Longwortn
and two children, Ernest and
Loni5e, when Capt. Enoch Hut
sen carried them fishing on the
Joseph +, Bellows"
We left Bay-side Wharf about
four o'clock Monday morning and
when we got aboard we were de-
lighted to find Mrs. Ernest Long
worth and two children aboard.
We arrived at the fishing grounds
about six o'clock where we fished
all dav Tuesday, and we were
glad to hear the Captain say:
Down to Currituck Pilot" for
the days fishing. We left there
and arrived at the factory about
one o'clock Wednesday morning.
We landed on Bay-side Wharf
about twelve o'clock Wednesday
night after having a good time
and catching seven hundred and
fifty thousand fish. The Captain
said we gave him good luck,
FISHING GIRLS.
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WANTED-The Cosmopolitan Group
requires the services of reuI esenta.
tive in Mathews and surrounding ter
ritory, to look after subscription re-
newals, and to extend circulation by
special methods which have proved un.
usually successful. Salary and com
mission. Previous experience dcsira-
BILE but not essential. Whole time or
spare time. Address with references,
Charles c. Schwer, The Cosmopolitan
Group, 3s1 Fourth Avenue, New Yorl
City.