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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-10
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at Irite en- 2ui'ert. S9asrne 'aaoe mig. at bet eueite
Saap for 9eIbreeeIie niloe bore su Operation. Sino
aicree u,a lutet aeot, diI'ibit nj leg uoaet. Der hurtia
"a tuloitaueia htIbreesne mig, Slsrt Aar or heusaaene.
men Srptilifaifst or lite peuot iilbaae. trphs at lea
aier tunat arbeioe Tom Sneefer, Ter bar iHaen Cpe'
rntlpn. intei Sihsipiihe. infst Srpeerl. Sea bar iutti
al ,0Iae, uleu nj Qipe fuloii0uelQe Sptnsninaer ON
hpcrhon on fan trholhe fule'trneia psereeelis uesn
OPERATION bpie ea itrlpsr til mia Eugene N. Pullen,
Snedker. l55S Marcellus Avenue, ManasQuan, N.
j. Seeii at fIippe ub heune @efierhtaisrelit % piie
ben til hpilftniomhelft anbre. Der lihst al Srpt - eu
fan freiit ct Gin ensr ihstminoite ttan'e 9 nier,srnt neh
henue Spaecm "a fIerus Nnsi,eiisn % 5arrn osh en-
Gperoticu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-10
1upeltypen.

BURNS" ia9oe SeuoeS Gaaoe,
lea bctror Gem Dc bereinte @iliou
Nipeler, %ring mig Dem iittcrt til
Gnglouo, Clip life ct 2ieblit SG-
oertnifen! @erer Ge? "a uaar De
iiooer i Soget, iop laa itfcl Gurus,
g fan ienere inbheute oeu table
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naar Sc gaar omboro, % naar q
iorlaber Sfibet! SpiS noeeu Tor
iilenper Gem, fait iaa Tor min Sfplh
Salunfen operborb, ) Gnpille ouer-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-10
En- EavefeSt.

Ohm Slints TiIIa % Sanc belp'
ties al ct prGatiQt Tlrpnrlflrr,
auIcrtc camper prpococ DC Nuntle
9cuaanac, o. 2piet ira De cIefir'ltc
@uclampcr iii %an0ct / Den liore
Marn1prfontGne til al lfInne lon1
Selp. SilfefioIer rnSlcoe ben oper
Sopcrs 0ru@bcla9tc @a19c, % ntilll'
Ter Cater loo / Sen parlnc, butt
ipangre >Sunioiten.
@lciternc iorIoo III @apen oa began
fla aierncm ben beic TortoI ilo |
@iIIaeu, bpor Sonpcren lfuloc be
annoe.
Snort bIep ser StiIbeo % @nionl-
Teo Sopen. @iennem Sli'ctS bcte,
uibtoabile Ginoucr tr9ngtc GatleI-
muiifens Ioffenhe 3oner no / Den
itiIIe Somnneraiten.
@eo SopeIangcn nos ell 6Iof 'ot
tiae Born % itirreOe mco %IGn9icI&'
fuIoe @liffe pan, hpn0 be finloc Tim.
te bag DC opIpite %inoner.
Ct icnioari9t Iioet Barn lonilcoe
fin Ioleoe &iole ON ia % boppeoe
pmfrina til Goniens Souer, mems
SrGifoene flnprcoc poa DC rn'fc
imaa Sober.
"Spor er anrl?" ranbte Bun.
"aarI fan oaioo oonic, men Oct fam
8 ilct fife"
"aorI, aorI," IeS set ira Den
flare 9arneitemnte.
Sapbe Nfltiifens Soner o~perocpet
Toabet2 glIer piloe Gnrl life bere2
San ioo soa Sig / @ltifabict bch
Chen al @iIInen. Ser benlaa Ilt /
Werfe. meoens Ser bar ems % Set
TUNNEL / Sc f%orreite &iln al Srlct.
aull opmpct trrngte Ml,IifenS
Soner ben til settle Steo. 90 netop
herfor hapOe anrl @iInL Ell oppofi,
inpoarig @lit, bert Sen ipaae SAINT
rem oQ @oren paa Mllrelc.
San nlente troo$ Merfct tnocliN
at funlle ificIne 10 MPno, Der nrbcl-
nchc paa Of IcSllc Ell Sten Mltren.
Zen lille S~oatta9ers @icrte Ban
fcbc itcrft. Npao bapbc WiNnocnc at
ojcrc Der, mems ser nor Set / Sllict?
&c piIoe oobcnbart brphc ino. Spors
for pilbe be set? gar oct maalfc RIG.
tigc SnobrnNStppe?
Gen lille @itt operpeiebe tlo0t
Sitllotioncn. Sfll0c ban gao til
Saanelaa1en % iortpIlc fine annt-
meratcr ON lin MiStonfe? Nei, oct
piIbc life prre beIbigt. Ge piIoe
'iffert 'friqe ~ % lebe bort, % Sn.
pcnc pilbe lnu manifc tn9e 6Iugtcr.
Get floleitc bar, ban
&pr. fom Ser life Ell Nllltomobil
iuien6e2 Get bar mnalte Ell len
@jGit, San mnottc pente, til Ben
uar tlert, ~ ioo -
ct &orniignll iprUn9ic &ernelta'
rem pco @iiterportcu ira hinanocn.
Ger leo en- Sliien % Surren %
Banter, AutomobiIen tiertc 40 Ell
Slhepei inc ill TilIaen.
Ncrpeo itrciieoc CT al Nilllenc Scu-
pertct nco Neicn. en @litteitcm-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-10

mes Sfrig fnl9te. Gus outfeoe op
Sra @iIloen fom SoIf Isbenoc til. -
Get ierite lille Sns / ben nprnlc'
tie Sioeaaoe beboeocS al Sneofei
@ilu. aonen, poo bpis i%fisnne gn.
iiat Der Ioa ct Sfjpr al lltilireosbeo
bar | Serb meb at to9e no al @oroct,
nc0cn@ @iIln, Ell frofti1 llrti.
noria Mano mcb ct goomooI1t TO
iecnOe, to9 fin Vibc ircm c'tcr erot
Caanerf.
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bent" iaaoe aonell. ga, DC Ri9c
bar oct aobt, Sper Gag CT Tor DEM
en- Set, men Tor ps finn Glib %
Slpb."
"@ier mig fife ntiIircoS, Siie.
Sultct bor ri 500 enbnu oIorig,"
ioIot Sucofcrcn ino meb.
Get cr riqtigt, Sor. 0icn on oA
lea piIoc ooa belIcrc ipiic Steg og
fine TeSierier. cno Goteter oa
1leif. ga bnpoe ri Venee, funOc
Dor aarl n0iaa IGre iloget o. oerpco
hripe oct til noaet tort; tbi ban bar
Ct hit &oDeb."
~&or @ut ifol nof fonnnle irem
Ver0pu." ioa0e SneAfercn. "Sr.
&obn Stint, Der ibag boloer Sones
felt % bpem 0u miSunOer, bar cgioo
nrbeioct fla op ira beifcone Gonr.
Com @IuiSGut bar ban %begpnot jim
Ssbebane - / Nmerifo."
"So, / gmerifo! Get er. ogian
ltoact onSet enc hos oS! Scr timber
man life Millioner pao @oocn." Jag
be aonen ioriQt.
"lloen Nrbeibe timber man 0enl
beller life oeroper. Nupel, en- Gtng
bar hi inttigc 6oIf BOG ioriIb for De
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til 90 iloen at irpgte Tor at blipe no
pIpn6rct % mproet. Sea -.
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Megen Iiocioo bnrtiat no.
Or ser noaet / &eien, Wonb2"
iprrQtc 5ru @iIm, ser iorltoo at
Irie lin Mano& Miller.
"Strenst to9et life" iaGoe oeline
MI oo loaoe lin Eibc bort. Seq fan
life lnoc bare nIeb at tpnfe pnn no
get, iom icg bar bort"
"0uor?" ipur9te 6ru S2ilm ms
gierrig.
Senoc3 Mano lparebe life itrar.
Meu ga him bIcp pes meb at trrnqe
in0 pon banL %be9pnbtc ban: ga
jeg iaaar rcporeoc nogle @rnfe hos
8iGiiqipcr Sdill3, inb Sen Iangc
aonrao / Sfipnfcitltcn.
"Nd, oen Ionoe 9onrab, Scr oItio
hoIoer ina oprerife Solcr," uobreo
H0llell lllterc@leret.
Mannen nltfcbc.
ga. aonroO oQ en- onoen, iom
ie9 ifte ficu0te. Sc bnpoc be9Qc
orutfct tNt % bar blcucn rlcget bel
taIcnOc aonraO %rGionnereoe oper
Sighco og Tom 0erpeo til at tale ON
Nohn Stint. San proleoc al at hape
ii00ct pon SfolebTnf ionln1cn meo
ham, men iortoItc 0ernrit. at IIintS
6orrI0rc uor reiit til glmerifa, bpor
DC por bIeneu W%iIIiouurcr. "Npilfen
iorbnitet 9pffc!" freq ban % lloN
Nrpeu / @orbct, ioo at @la>ienc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-10
syurtaIt ! faa Orb.

Gbas. Gaitlebon, Cumberland,
@pc., flyer at ban bapSe Sen p9rite
Soitc e., Wano bar bapt nogeniinbe,
oa heIbrebebes / noele faa Gage peo
Or. @arner's @bite @ine OF Sar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-10

On llIpttc cr nitc ell tiIlleret
@ptfc, iaa0c @ebpcrnc I SelbHtra9ie,
"a Der bicp opicrt ct mt MliS iii
Sucofcr @ilm. Senue, ser alto
bapbe pUret iiIircoS, por iii oper.
itremucnoe Iuffelia. Sans Ao,le ier
M oaiaa tilIrcoS no; TIL taffct prre
Tohn Stint fan Sanilien bper Seu.
oag ipiic Stea / Steoet Tor itest Sleif
og Voteter. anrl @ilm er IN be
pen raft oa aaar / @peis HeolifoIe.
Manite bIiper ban ogiaa Ell Gang
Mjlliuupr.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-10-31
Prosecuting Attorney
$1823.6O

Amount of fines and forfeitures for
the fiscal year of 1913, $4,000.
5th. During such service the tax
payers Of Elmore County were saved
large amount of money by careful
and thoughtful analysis of the cases
presented, and a dismissal of all
that class wherein the chances of
conviction were too remote to Justify
the expenditure of public funds.
9th. Quarantine regulations and
the serious sickness of my entire
family confines me at home, and for
chat reason my Public Battle must
ne DIS be waged by my friends, and
by others, who consider my cause
sufficiently meritorious to extend to
me their aid and assistance in this
campaign.
need not ask for a SQUARE DEAL
for the reason that in the verdict of
the Gilmore County voters a SQUARE
DEAL is always forthcoming to any
candidate.
DANIEL MCLAUGHLIN.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-10-31
WHO PATTEN Is

Washington, ID. C. Feb 10, 1914.
Chairman Forney Johnson, Birming-
ham, Alabama:
My Dear Mr.. Johnson:
Mr.. Patten is the son-in-law of the
late Senator Latimer of South Caro-
lima, who was known as the leading
farmer Senator from the south fo,
many years. The family owns a
large amount of cotton lands around
Bolton, South arlina, and Mr.. Patten
Is interested in the agricultural de-
velopment of the south. Mr.. Patten
occupies a very prominent position as
a representative Of farmersl societies
and uplift societies throughout the
Sincerely yours,
OSCAR UNDERWOOD
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-10-31

suit of all of the criminal trials, by
jury, in Elmore County. during the
past four years but two final convic.
t ons wee obtained both of which con
victions were in the inferior courts.
Now it Is true that great mum.
Der accused of crime have pleaded
guilty thereto.
To whom should credit therefore, be
extended? Can the fisherman claim
for his catch the fish the other fell
low caught?
When | was Prosecuting Attorney oi
this County and my Sheriff scented
and took the train of horse thieves In
yonder brakes, followed them through
daylight and dark over the wihs of
this open country at the hazard of
his own life to yonder almost mac
cessible canyon; there making his
capture; upon plea Of guilty, l was
want to say the credit is all to your
office Mr.. Sheriff.
AS Prosecuting Attorney, l have,
and will, If elected, perform my duty
disregardful of the business or occu-
patton followed by the individual law
breaker.
DANIEL MCLAUGHLIN.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-10-31

Look at it. $1875 for stationery
md supplies Do you suppose that
Mr.. Mclaughlin ever used less at a
tine when he knew there was no
segregated account being kept of it.?
If he did, he did very little business
indeed. As to the matter of $36 con-
tingent fund, the commissioners ap
propriated under the law 5000 two
years ago as a contingent fund for me
to spend in getting evidence and
other matters at my discretion. Of
that amount | have expended $36 the
balance is still in the treasury.
The item of $4319O, one years ex-
penses, besides office rent, etc, as
mentioned above, includes travelling
expenses to Glenns Ferry, Rocky Bar,
Shoshone, and all other places where
have been called on official business.
Besides nearly each time prisoner
has pleaded guilty have had to go
to Shoshone to the judges chambers
to have him sentenced. With the
amount of business that | have trans
acted for the county | am not promis
ing to make it any less for it cannot
be done.
The item Of $430.97 for stenogra-
pher. Mr.. Mclaughlin did not have
stenographer. When he was in Of
flee the office did not have much
need for one, and under the law he
could not have one, but the county
paid for one when it was necessary,
and it was not charged up to the
office, and Mclaughlin was not fair
enough to tell you when stenogra-
pher was allowed me that it was her
duty among other things to prepare
all transcripts on appeal of all cases,
for which she lis paid, and the money
is turned in . the treasury. | am not
contending that the office Of stenog-
rapher is self supporting, but it is in
part, and ] remember i'm one quarter
it was nearly or quite so. Surely,
however, a comparison of expenses Of
the county attorneys office made to
the voters at the very close of the
campaign, and by one asking the con
fidence of the voters, should at least
be fair enough to offset the stenog-
rapher's salary to the extent of what
she earned and paid into the
county treasury, be that little or
much. That, together with what the
county paid that there should be mo
new trials, no defective complaints,
no irregularities, appear in the re-
cords of such criminal trials" (unless
they arose in Camas Prairie) would
materially change the expense ac-
count.
While | have been in the county at
torney's office l have never asked
for, nor has the county at any time
spent one dollar to employ any other
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-10-31
Harvey Strikes Back
In Self Defense
To The Voters of ElmOre County

attorney to assist me in doing the
work that they We're paying me a
salary for doing I have been asked
by interested parties to ask the
county commissioners to employ coun
sci to assist me in certain cases,
This | have flaty refused to do, as
did not believe it was justice to
the taxpayers to pay me 5000 year
to do the work and then for them to
have to pay some one else for assist
ing me in doing it. 1t is true, | have
had assistance, and able assistance,
but not at a dollars expense to the
county. Read again the official report
of my expenditures, and you will see
there is not a dollar spent of the
county's money for assistant counsel
in any case.
In conclusion l will say, you have
honored me with your confidence
twice, and | deeply and fully appre-
ciate that confidence. Should you
see fit to return me to the office
again, will bring to the affairs of
the office the experience of the
past and my effort will be as in the
past directed to the fair and econo-
mical administration of the county's
business, but elected or defeated, am
at any time ready to go thoroughly
into the expenditures of the office
(Which l have not been able to do
at this time for lack of space) and l
assure you in advance that the re-
suit will show as economical manage.
ment as any of my predecessors, an
much more economical than many.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-10-31
FIGHT GERMANS WITH WATER.
Dykes Are Cut and Five Thousand
Soldiers Are Drowned.

London.-The cutting OF the dykes
in the low country southeast OF Dix,
nude flooded out a large German
force, says the Sunday Observers
correspondent In France. Some esti.
mates place the German losses there
at 5000 drowned, besides 10000 killed
and wounded This may give some
hint the dispatch adds, as to what
Is meant when it is declared that the
fighting In this region is the most
desperate of the entire war thus far
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-10-31

He says no irregularities appear in
= the record of any or all of such
criminal trials. He did not tell you
that Wolfe, Dockery, HOWE and Per-
ky We're paid by the county to pre-
vent such things.
Next, he would have you believe
that he collected in his last term
$1461 in fines, penalties and forfeit
ures of bonds, and that | only collect
ed $162. If this were true it would
look well for Gilmore county's morals,
but it unfortunately is not true. There
was paid in during my first term of
office the sum of $1401.75, and dur
ing the second term up to date the
sur of $659.60, totaling to date
$2061.35 This is according to the
records. These same records show
for Mclaughlin latter term the sum
of $1159.35 turned in instead of
$1461, showing a discrepancy in this
one statement of 1901 65 as to what
he would have you believe was turned
in during his term, and $1S99.35 as to
what he would have you believe was
the amount turned i'm by me.
Again he says in effect that includ-
ing the salary of 5000 per year the
cost to the taxpayers of his office
was less than $1,000. AS he admits
that he got 5000 per year as salary, it
only leaves $500 per year for office
rent, coal, telephone rent, travelling
eXpen es, kilograms, and all other
cos,s incidental 10 this office. AS
my telephone rent one year is $50
per year, besides the tolls, and other
expenses he must be making very
low estimate indeed, and entirely
ignoring the $3.50 paid Mr.. E. M.
Wolfe by the county to perform du-
ties that Mclaughlin was considered
by the Board of Commissioners in
competent to do, also the 500 paid
e. j, Dockery, the money paid Perky,
iowie, etc While he estimates mis-
costs at less than $1,000 he gives
the official figures for mine as fol
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-10-31
Jury in carman Case DIsagrees.

Mineola, N. Y.-The jury in the trial
Of Mrs. Florence Conklin Carman, &C.
cused of saying Mrs. Louise Bailey
June 80 last, disagreed Sunday and
was discharged 1t Is unlikely that
Mrs. Carman ever will be brought to
rial again. Attorney Lewis J, Smith
aid that If 1t stood even eight to four
for acquittal it was improbable that
tho defendant would be retired.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-10-31
BY Comparison.

District Clerks Financial Report
for the year ending with Mar. 81, 1914.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-10-31
Cruiser sunk by Torpedo,

Tokio-It is officially announced
that the navy department now be.
.ieves that the japanese cruiser Taxa
chino. which was sunk in Kio-Chow
harbor on October II, was torpedoed
By q German torpedo boat.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-10-31
Neoro Lynched In Arkansas.

Newport, Ark-Howard Davis, q ne.
gro, who shot and killed City Marshal
Payne, was lynched by mob soon af.
ter the murder. Posses of armed citi-
zens are pursuing two other negroes
who shot at Payne.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-10-31
W. L. HARVEY
Candidate for Prosecuting Attorne y
For Prosecuting Attorney

l am a candidate for such office at
the ensuing election l served as
such officer in 1904 and 1907-8. The
fact that nearly six years have
passed since such latter term, causes
me to speak briefly thereof:
list. In such latter term out of all
cases prosecuted in the District
Court, and ON which a Verdict of
Guilty was asked, succeeded in OBJ
tanning a Verdict of Guilty" in all
cases save and except one case arising
from Big Camas Prairie.
End No new trial, no defective
complaint, no irregularities appear in
the records of any or all of such
criminal trials.
3rd. From the fines, penalties, and
forfeiture of bonds, there was turned
into the county about $1461,00.
4th. With salary of 100000, the
greatest amount that such office cost
the taxpayers, during any Of such
years, the clerks record shows to be
$1105, | estimate the amount less
than 100000.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27
Leading Atlantans
Strongly Approve
Playground Move

There is nothing we Americans
can do that will benefit the personal,
physical and mental standard of this
nations citizens than look to the
we'll being and happiness of the chill
dren now growing into manhood and
womanhood" said Rabbi David
Marx, a speaker on the program of
the Emerson College Club in College
Hall Thursday evening. The club is a
local branch of the National Play
grounds Association.
"One of the best ways to make
healthy. happy children is to give
them the opportunity and the place
to play. For most of the children
such places can be obtoined only by
the institution of public Fairgrounds y
Father Rapier spoke advocating
Fairgrounds for children. ]. c. Lo-
gan, of the Associated Charities. fol-
lowed with an outline of the child's
point of view and the peculiar needs
of children and how they are served
by public Fairgrounds.
Mrs w. l.. Peel. Dudley Cowles
and Joe Bean told of their personal
experiences in the children's play
ground work. Members of the Drama
League and several of the women's
clubs in the city attended the meet
ing.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27
Stork and Cupid
Cunning Plotters
Many a New Home Will Have
Little Sunbeam to Brighten It.

There Is usually a certain degree of
dread in every womans mind as to the
probable pain, distress and danger of
child birth. But. thanks TO a most re-
markable remedy known as Mother s
Friend, all fear is banished and ths
period is one of unbounded joyful an
Iicination.
Mothers Friend is used externally. 1t
IS most penetrating application, makes
the muscles of the stomach and ahdo-
men plant so they expand easily and
naturally without pain, without dis
tress and with none OF that peculiar
nausea. nervousness and other symp-
toms that tend to weaken the prospec-
tive mothers. Thus Cupid and the storlS
are held up 20 Veneration: they are
rated as cunning plotters TO herald the
coming of a little sunbeam to gladden.
the hearts and brighten the homes OF a
host OF happy families.
There are thousands Of women who
have used Mothers Friend. and thus
know from experience that it is one OF
our greatest contributions to healthy,
happy motherhood. II is sold by all
druggists at St.00 per bottle. and is es-
pecially recommended as a preventive
Of caking breasts and all other such dis
tresses
Write to Bradheld Regulator Co. isl
Lamar Building, Atlanta. Ga, for their
10y vslWa BILE book 10 eXpectant moth
Gel bVtue OF Mothers Friend to-
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27
FROM The SOUTHERN BUSINESS
COLLEGE TO PROMINENT OFFICIAL
OF A LARGE RAILROAD COMPANY
Business Education a Ne
cessity, and the Southern
Shorthand and Business
University, Therefore,
Becomes Vastly Popular.

Business education is a necessity!
Business men know this to be a
facti
Young people are realizing it more
and more every day!
One hundred and twenty five stu
men and young women have enrolled
at the Southern Shorthand and Bust
ness University of this city since the
first of the new year 102 during Jan
uary and 49 during February.
One hundred and twenty-f five stu
dents were brought over from last
year.
Seventy FIVE of the former students
have accepted positions during Janu-
AIRY and February. leaving the present
attendance about 200.
The increase in the January and
February enrolment is 40 per cent
over the corresponding months of
1918.
What do these facts mean? VI
That the young people of this coun-
try are thoroughly aroused to the inn
portance and necessity of a Business
Education
And that the Southern" Shorthand
and Business University is the place
to obtain it.
will You please advise us if you
have stenographer that you could
Ills MdS LNe TeUueSL
by letter on Thursday from Lagrange,
Ga, to the Southern Business Col
lege
Have you a young man who can do
stenographic work who also has some
knowledge of bookkeeping" This re-
quest came by letter from Brunswick,
Ga. yesterday afternoon.
1--WE want bookkeeper. Must be
strong, healthy and honest. Oppor-
tunity for promotion" This applica-
ton was also received yesterday by
mail from a large Atlanta manufac-
turing company.
a few years ago a Mr.. Charles Jen-
nings came from Smithville, Ca, TO
the Southern Business College for d
course in business. He learned short
hand, bookkeeping, etc, and was soon
out of college into a good job. He
advanced right along and now holds
an important and lucrative position