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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-15

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slTH AZ l5s 7;h Az. so,at 3, soclriiy
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80 * Dillingham; Theatre co %
Howard GOuld. Pt Washington. Y. pr
mig !65J.OOo. due - peg bond Ma
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Uptown.
,Mauhat:sn Island. north OF l4oth So
18th st. u : .Sl5 = 1T a.. - sN!Oo. To-
Francesca p 'hlum-nto 20 Haidas>artr
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bond, atty, n Il singer, ~ Liberty -, SF"O
GOTH ST. e. 5 100 u broadway, SO Moo
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-19
S. S. INSTITUTE
BE HELD HERE
Two Days Session Under Direction OF Rev.
q. {. Rector is Announced to be HELD
Beginning January lis a Distinguished
Sunday School Worker.

a sunday school institute l. announced
to be held nt the Methodist church m
Brownsville. beginning Thursday. January
7. ~ $50 y. m. and w continue two DAYS.
The work NJ the institute will ~ under thc
supervision ~ Rev. II. a.. Rector. president
mi the sunday school hoard ri the West
Texas conference 81 TIE Methodist church.
Mr.. Rector i- " distinguished sunday
school worker. having Travelled in the I'M
tcrc-t m this work last year through the
bounds % the West Texas conference. and
having served Tor several wears WIZ Wee
president ~ thc state ntcrdcnomimalioual
sunday school association. bc~idc- having
been connected with sunday .,hool work
IH the larger cities NJ TcNa~.
Mr.. Rector will br ably seconded IN the
work hy Rev. ri. II. Sessions. presiding
elder II this district. and also Ia others.
10 ~ ~ W. hoped that al thc sunday
schools NJ the city. regardless VT dcnomi-
nation. may attend and give earnest sun
port 4" these meetings. and that all NAV
drrivc great benefit from TIE sessions. a
program sill ~ given ont later.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-19
ST. LOUIS MAN PAYS
VISIT TO VALLEY
r n. Kern, Interested in Santa Maria Dis
trict. Says Conditions in North Are In
proving Rapidly.

!; II. Kern, ~. of ~ Louis. Mo. who
l. Interested ip lands IN he Santa Maria
section ot Cameron county. ami Who "
really the founder uf IN lltilc town NJ
Santa Maria. IT, ia the valley uu uuc 81
his semi annual trips Mr.. Kern arrived
in Brownsville last night. accompanied
hy II. Holiday and L. Holiday of Fulton.
Me-. who are also interested III thar liz
trict
Mr. Kern has hrcn n Santa Maria the
past several days. visiting hiS son. Il. III.
Kern. ir. 4 well known citizen. He
states that iH the north conditions are
rapidly becoming adjusted. and there IL
every indication that the bushes, world
viii soon adjust itself tn The conditions
brought about ny H. European war
Mr. Kern ana parry left tuda, Tor Santa
Maria. lie expects in remain in thi, sec
zion for some dav> NJ.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-19
CAVALRYMEN MAKE
FRUITLESS MARCH
Two D%etachments Called 0ui Five Miles Up
River Upon Reports That FiIibusteTing
Band Was About 10 Gross.

j. rrtrrt that a ilihuStcring hand ~
some thirty mrn was preparing q" cross
The Iio Grandr into Mexico ut u point
near thn pumping plant NJ the Rio Gran
~ canal CO.. three miles up the river. re-
suited in two detaChmruts. ~ men each.
II Troops A ami i of th cThird cavalry.
in command Of Captain Reeves hcing or
4 red ont IA 9:30 o'clock last night. The
cINalrNmen rccunnoitered along The river
a. far ~ five miles from the city. but ~
turned % Fort Brown I'D go u'clock this
morning after y fruiilr~> search.
The point IL which the band was sup
posed ~ "roS~ was mean the Mexican Vii
lagr ri Nllanueva. in the Hcighhnrh"pd
Of which there are several convenient
crossing places.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-19
COUNTY SCHOOL
HOLIDAYS BEGIN
Some Closed for Christmas Yesterday
While Others Will Continue TO Hold SEES
sions Until Wednesday.

County Superintendent of Schools j. y.
Galloway stated today thar several county
schools closed Yesterday Tor the holidays.
while others Viii CLOSE on Wednesday after
noon. thri~imIa~ entertainments are
planned for ur closing day W practically
Hll thr schools. The sessions viii ~ re-
summed on Monday. January 4.
Y ha~ hccn announced also by the city
superintendent w Schools that thc Browns
willie public schools viii close for the holl-
day NOD Wednesday. rc-lmirg studies
January A. The end of the term Will bc
lat, in January.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-19
NOTICE.

Editor M Tho Herald
Nir-A- Your interesting daily reaches
thc ma-~c- of well thinking people. We hcc
~ request that you kindly ave space "
thr following statement. which ~ d,~ire WV
make.
I'm this morning. sentinel appears n
lengthy article. signed hN au honest citizen
W.T. Brownsville. doubtlr~-, h-, ~ desire wv
~aN That vc ARE not asking Peter. John. nor
amy politically Inclined man. for the posi-
tl'n oi meat Inspector. nor do We ca~o
whether thc said Inspector " acquainted
with English. spanish. German ~ other
luuguagr. ar whether hc l. ~ not deaf and
iumh. t"r that matter. What we want III
ih, hon"rahl, city council will permit. y Y,
prove Chat our present meat inspector ~
mremprirnt tor the position ~ l. irving
IA" perform, tlat i~ al. We simply want q
hearing hN thc city council. ana when facts
are established. NJ viii leave thy matter N
their hands.
ON meat Inspector. Mr.. Parker. until
Yesterday. Gals hc ADMITTEDLY had not read
the sanitary ordinance. How could Nv
have done hi~ duty. without breaking these
ordinances. without q knowledge of these
ordinances The city secretary made n
mistake n stating that the charges were
because We Inability ~ speak spanish: n
III simply Incompetence. VIII the council
I'm nm duty and eive u~ Inn impartial hear.
lnc' ~ THE LOCAL BUTCIIFRS.
lit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-19
TO STOP MASKING,
MASH THE WASHER
Spokane Girls Taking Special Course Of
Physical Training IN Order That They
May Combat Street Corner 0giers.
L~nr-I.I N n II-ruII-

NlWffal lN iWr nv raid
Spokane. Wash. lirr. lH To >tul
MASKING smash the ma>hcr." j. the war
cry of Spokane working girls who are
taking special physical training in am
evening course conducted ~ Physical III
rector u M Hunt WI the Lewis and Clark
high school aHd lack Carnahan. captain
IT the high school football team.
AZ the request ~ the girls. " course I'll
self defense has hrrH organized ~ Car.
nahan IN The high school gymnasium. and
everything knoWu iu the boxing and
wrestling >riaHrr>. l- Well a~ practical
sword work with the umbrella aud iil
iitSu tactics. viii ~ taught The girls. sry.
cral If whom weigh above the 1910 pound
mark.
The girls contend" states Mr. Hunt,
That both men and women police have
faxed 20 stop Washers from fonrine their
attentions on Young women. chiefly IT,
cause the maSher makes Nv advances an.
al hc hnd> the girl alone. They believe
Thar 4 couple ~ short hplks - the law,
u lab from " >kilfullv handled umbrella
or a forced back fin en- n hand pvement
will do mnsh more than moral Sna>ion ~
make the maSher understand that M,
presence IN the vicinity l. undesirable.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-19
1884 CARS ONIONS
FROM 290 POINTS
Department Of Agriculture Issues Reports
on Commercial Movement OF Onions and
Cabbage in 1918.

The following has been issued w. th,
United States department WI aerirnltnr.
Reports received from POO shipping
points m sixteen principal lafr onion proc
durine states show THAT Approximately
1884 carloads wv onions were ~hippr,
from these stations wv 1913. nr tli- num-
her about 1920 ears were moved durn.
harvest time aud G.bgj cnrl"ad- were held
M storage. at those points for later sale.
From these reports thr estimated rurn-
mcrrial ONION crop ter the ,ca- 1914 .f thc
same points ~ 1923 y. rIoad-. ana lhc w.
timatcd quantity going into storage w
those points $50 carload. These six
teen states produce about 7j per cent oi
the annual crop.
Report rcrciycd from 33S ~hinpiug
points w ten hate cabbage producing states
show that approximately lo.NAl carloads
of cabbage were shipped from these -ia-
tiou- III 1913. OF thi, number about
ll,iGj were moved during harvest time
and l.23g carloads we're held W -turue, nt
those points tor latter sale. From these
reports the estimated commercial cabbage
crop for thc year 1914 ut thc same points
a. 2u,3gn carluHd~. Df which number around
1873 ears are being moved during har-
vest and about i.Gij ears pat INTO ~tor-
urr- Ii,~, tcn STATES produce about two
third ui thr annual crop.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-19
MERCEDES MAN TO
SINK OIL WELL
Indications Are Declared by Oil Experts
10 be Good, and Owner Of Tract Be-
lieveS He viii Get GuSher.
Especial W The Hcraldl

t~i"Fldl lo me ltfdir-l
MrrccIe-. Texas. Dee. ia test well
ter oIl A to -o down nn the Mercedes
tract. indications i"' nl are declared Ia
be a- good az tlrS v,i. in The Beaumont
dis rIrt before thr WIT houti. William
LinErnbrink. first mayor Mi Mercedes. will
sink ihr mutual well on hI, sixty tour acre
tract - laud -nsh ol Mercedes. when.
.uil experts ~ay iLc Indications ur, excel
lent. and the owner feels rouidrr. fhft
hc Will bring m q aI-hrr in thr ueur future.
Nearly al oiI wei experiments Within thr
Texas oiI heli hare proven WV corrrctnc-
ot ihe e,'lngi-t-' iulem.a- and thi~ rr-
mediate vicinity M included within thr ul
helt.
Activity wv Corpus Christi ha~ had it-
effect w THU part ot thc F.ovcr Riu Graudc
Valley sind the sinking of tur we'll here will
he of great value On thc entire Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-19
CATHOLIC CHURCH SERVICES.
immaculate Conception.

li'lN communion mass at 2 u. Ia. Par
orhi.i mass with special SERMON ii
Spanish at 40 a. m. Childrcu's mass
M . i. m Low mass with special ser
vice for men III ln N. n. SUNDAY school
i.r children at \ n m. Rosary. sermon
nn'l i'ncdicliun Of blessed sacrament at
7rt =. ~. During the week low MASSES
~, given III u ami ! a. m. and night
services are held un Thursday ami Fri
diy~ ~ 80 d. do. Rev. Francis Buguard.
q ". L.. pastor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-19
RESIDENTS ON NEUTRAL GROUND
NEAR BORDER MARK NATIONALITY

Amsterdam, VIA London. Dee. l9.-ln nr
der In mark thrir nationality. most farm
hon~,. residences and even barns ~ ucu
trai territory near th, Brl-iar border uuU
ns thc Dutch tia- M many Instances
hou-e- are located on One boundary line.
with pcrhan~ Two ar three rooms in Bel
pium. and lhr remainder W. Holland wv
~urh ,l-r~. thr Germans invariably place.
q guard inside the hou-. M order to pre-
ven, the operations 81 ~mugglcr- or dc-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-19
kcrmOnS Buy Sugar Plants.

Salt Lake ttN. nec. n.->tn-hhuljrr-
.. iir Amaleamatcd and Lewiston Sugar
c%oniNnir~. controlling large beet sugar
pirrt- III ltah ana Idaho. moi TODAY tp
rumttIt lhr "details M thr consolidation
al the two companies. The consolidation
/. the result - thc recent purchase bv the
MU-ru.r church Interests ot thc Stock WV
Tho ,vo cuHnanip~ held hy tt, American
Sugar Refining raml.rN. rhe nev rom-
PAM vil he ramt ..lei Ell between : .0N0.
600 ana -~.uuu.l nu.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-19
GERMAN GOVERNOR GUARANTEES
PROTECTION TO The BElGlRNS

Amsterdam. pee. l1.-MaIor General
KERN. recently appointed German military
governor ol ihc Belgium province NO Linn
baai-. entered utuu hi- nc~ duties with M
proclamation in which hr declared that un-
drr hi- government agriculture and cattle
raising would fnd heh favor Mud protcc
person ana property to al Brl-iaH~ and
vigorously protested against reports that
vourg mcn who returned would hc pressed
INTO military service. In ronrlu~ion W.
warmed ihc population against amy acts WI
violence toward German soldier.
Mere talk " cheap. Int some advice ~
p~NI4UN4Nt
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-19
COMMISSIONER
ROBSON WAS HERE

Land Commissioner MI. III. huni-.u ul
Austin. arrived IA Hruui.>. lie yesterday
and left this morning fnr Point Isabel iu
company with Mayor A. .'.her, brIruc
Alderman l: NJ. ntlzclI aud Louis t'ph-
Hlini fhr rarly went equipped with
rifles. AMI il j. cNl~ctc,l the, Will iu.
dulgr r ~pnt dr n shooting bet r- rr
turning tu the city tonight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-19
CHECKS GROUP INSTANTLY.

Youn know Group j. dangerous. And
YOU ought Ia know too. the sense Of secur-
ity that comes from having Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound in the house. 1t cuts
the thick mucus and clears away the
phlegm, stops the strangilng cough aid
gives easy breathing and quiet sleep. Every
user J. a friend. Martinez Drug store,
North corner Market Square.-adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-19

Anrapn, A.. Dee. l9.-St. Anne'~
Protesiuai Episcopal church W thi~ city
was the scene MI y brilliant naval wedding
today. when Miss Stella Beehlrr. daughter
of Commodore and Mr.. William II. Beeh-
Ter. became the bride ~ Ensign Theodore
ID. Ruddock Jr. "a the navy. Ensign Rud-
dock j. FROM South Carolina and graduated
from the Naval academy last June.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-19
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
CHURCH or TIE ADVENT.

Church of the Advent Episcopal cor
ncF az Tenth and Washington streets.
Rev. Gcorgr VI. Maclougall. pastor will
have Sunday services as follows: 80 a.
~. celebration W Holy Communion: 9:lJ
d. ~. SUNDAY school ~ u. m morning
prayer; 80 n. nm. evening PRAYER.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-19
Sacred Heart Church.

! a. ~ Holy Communion; : a.. m. chill
drrn> mass; = 4. a.. SUNDAY school; ~
y hirh mass: sermon: The Go>prl
~ day 13n y. m. huly rosary 40.
$50 90 the question box; hcnciiction Of
IT, Blessed Sacrament. 4. r.. Fricon.
Ia. NJ. I. rector.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-19

The faci thli if> receiving .anh lu'
I'll connections must H. air tight ~ IN.
able w u hr operated i> In riNautag,
claimed fur lr English inventor
pneumatic machine lni mpf,iu. ,".
SpOol>.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-19
METHODIST nj ECIi..

~nday school viii begin promptly Il
Y a.r n. W.
rrarhiug 1915 a DAB. IN pworth League.
n ~. ami preaching "a : .]U = 3d..
W. are tlNat~ pleased Nv have tlc puh
liz nud especially strangers "a attend thr
services
VI = EOWLES Pastor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-19
EDUCATIONAL

SPANISH LESSONS, w a competent.
graduate professor. Modern aud simple
method. Moderate prices. Call 10 Mo-
ralcs Studio. next "a Herald. for informa-
tion.-IlIl9tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-19

Two Oregon inventors have patented
= garment that includes coat. hood. init
tens and slippers nm ~ whi~h are fillcl
with electric wires supplied with current
from a storage battery a. warm a wearcr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-19
= :
classified ADS
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
FOR RENT or sALF-Rrar estate

FOR RENT or SALE-RcaI estate with
400 acre~ oi first cln-s land: house.
horns. cutting machine. and ~ other nee
'ssary agricultural implements: cart-. :
teams Of mules. also bic pumping station.
whh 100 horsepower steam engine. for ir-
nSatIon purposes, gt~.. situated a mile and
= lalf ont VI tow. For further partiru-
lars apply 70 A. M. Barthcl, Tcatro Ger
manla. II. Matamoro-. l2t.'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-19

FOR SALE-Ga~oline stove. three burner.
and new, large separate oven. -; iron
bed and springs 80; child's old mission
desk and chair. almost new. cost $3.50 for
81. Fhnnc lnn.-l2htf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-19

FOR SALE-Bcautllul scotch Collie pup
pies, ready to deliver for Christina
presents. from born all white aud sable
ar3 white prize winning parcntagc: ~ and
SO. Gilbert Plantation. Mcrccdc-. Texas.
=l1Ils 81
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-19

Every time n woman gets married SOME
mars troubles begin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

Z CuriOs-Thc very thing for Christmas
gifts. All kinds of Mexican c%nrioS. also
Mexican drawn work. Galbcrt Curio Store,
Ferry Waik.-ady-12.2tf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-19

You can't always Judge a mans worth
BY the taxes he pays.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-19

True friends seldom come in punches
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-19

Mere laik ~ cheap. lint some advice y
expensive
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-19

WANTED-Clerk az once. Apply Miller
hotrl.-127tf.
WANTED-Po-iiion by experienced hard
ware clcrk. Bc-t references. Addrc--
Box I03. Browu~villc.-l2gtf.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-22
DAILY COMMENT ON PEOPLE AND THINGS (

Well, frankie Sinnet came near
putting an IN" to Johnny. He also
swatted the 81" out of Coulon.
Health Commissioner Young says
he's going to file forty suits against
the street car company on account
of cold cars.
We guess that people who hadn't
complained wanted to, but got cold
feet riding in the cars.
And speaking of cars, about thirty
passengers waited twenty minutes
for Kedzie avenue car right in front
of the car barns late in the after
noon.
Then, when the car did come,
everybody piled on, rode a block,
piled off and followed the conduc-
tors Instructions Take the car
ahead"
The "car ahead" had, in the mean
time, come out of the barn and de-
cided to get on the job.
Some service system-kidding the
public.
The next time that bunch of pas
sengers ride from VanBuren to Madi-
son on a Kedzie avenue car they'll
walk and get home in time for sup
per-
Theo, Evans at the County HosPi-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-22

good time" Mary laughed a dry laugh
through wet cheeks as she mumbled
over the words, "a good time"
With Nick came back two men.
Again Mary obeyed. Two dollars
the men paid and she handed it over
to Nick.
While the two men were in the
room, one of them with an arm over
Mary's shoulder, officers Muldoon
and Brennan, plain clothes men,
came in. The husband and wife and
the two men who had come for ga
good time" all went to a place with
stone walls and iron bars.
Mary slept for the first time in
months with the peace of God in her
heat OF whatever it is that makes
people sleep and smile with dreams
of hope.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-22

tai says: ITO die is easy" =
We might add that to live is darn
hard for some of the underpaid work..
ing girls.
Say, isn't the weather man having
an ell of time this season?
He's playing the shell game with
winter. Now you see it and now you;
don't. 81
If the stockyards had hung up its
stocking at Christmas time Santa
Claus probably would have left it a,
notice from the health department. :
It's kind of tough that Edward
Beardsley shot and killed a man,
when he came to take Beardsley's
children to the poorhouse. ~
You've got to acknowledge that
good big streak of love for his young
sters probably prompted the act.
Why couldn't he have shown that
love in some other way.
It's queer what some people will
do to keep their families together
And it's blame sight queerer what,
some others will do tor break 'em up,
Such is life in any old place on the
globe. I'd,
During 1918 more than 42,00Os
births were recorded in PhiIadeIOhia !.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-22

In the Morals Court yesterday be-
fore Judge Hopkins Mary began her
story, hesitated and shuddered, and
began over again, and little by little,
faltering and half choked, brought it
on through to its terrible finish. The
two men witnesses involved and the
plain clothes men backed up what
she said.
Nick, the husband, lied. First, he
told one lie. And then he swore to
more that was false. Today he is
out in the house of correction with
years sentence ahead.
Mary has gone to Detroit to join
two sisters there.
And Judge Hopkins and the prose-
cutting attorneys and the newspaper
men give the case theirpassing COM
ment and wait for the mex, one like it!
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-08

l. o S II Overcoat. blue,
chinchilla, from Castro &
Grogan's Saloon, Luckie
street, Wednesday night.
Has Marshall Field label in
side pocket and letter from
chalmers Meteor Co. Gen
tIeman, who took it by mis-
take, please return to Gil
bert Johnson, care Geor-
glan Office.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-08
AGENTS AND statesmen
WANTED.

100 NEW agents sample cases free; sell
DR.. Dorans Queen Root Cordial gold
watches, sewing machines, gifts Doran
Drug Company. Paducah. ky.
WE WANT a good combination tailoring
salesman and buShelman; young man
who understands handling trade, also
alterations: have chance for advance
ment Apply quick. Box 1886, care Geor-
gian.
ANTED-Sa Salesman, straight salary
and expenses; answer by letter, giving
age, experience, lines previously han
died; references. Address c. S. B., care
Georgian.
FINEST POLISH MOP
ON THE MARKET. Big profits. Pre-
MUM plan that gets the quantity
sales. Factory prices on vacuum clean
ing Company, 1903 Heyworth Building,
Chicago.
YOUR NAME in agents directory and
our agents money making proposition,
1Oc The Dixie Co, So, Atlanta, Ga
WANTED-A CLEAN-CUT. AGGRESS-
I'VE SALESMAN OF GOOD APPEAR
RIENCE; NOT UNDER q; WHO CAN
SHOW CLEAN AND SUCCESSFUL
REG9RIR2 EST, ESTABt Is EI TIL LHN II
T TttIl'1N LARGE c5oRPoRAT!oN \
RIGHT MAN, STATE FULLY SALES
AND OTHER EXPERIENCE, AGE,
SALARY EXPECTED. AND OTHER
INFORMATION NECESSARY, WHICH
WILL BE HELD IN STRICT CONFI-
DENCE. BOX 5sS, CARE AMERICAN.
WOULD like to hear from aggressive
statesmen with good clean records who
are capable of managing a sales force;
Liberal salary and commission. NO real
estate or insurance. but such experience
;g haln NJ
more than hundred a week. Replies
confidential Box 7S9, care American.
BIG MONEY in circular mailing bust
ness; start small, grow big; send 25c
for fun copyrighted instructions. Royal
Sales Co. Macon, Ca. .---.
RESPONSIBLE manufacturer desires
placing valuable agency, sure repeater,
income Garner, business builder easy,
no competition, protected territory guar
anteed Automatic Perfection, II w.
Forty second. New York.
Statesmen experienced on biography
work; exceptional opportunity for
clean-cut gentlemanly workers, 1lO3
Third Nat Bank Bldg. --
AGENTS WANTED-Agents make 500
per cent profit selling novelty. sign
cards" Merchants buy 10 to 100 on
sight 500 varieties Catalogue free
Chicago, III.
AGENTS-Stop canvassng, advertise
DR. Halls Sexual knowledge" and
see the dollars come in every mail; enor-
nous demand. we received S96 orders;
81 90 orders, 1895 cash from one ad
vertisement. Let us show YOU how TO
get some of these dollars We furnish
eleclros and circulars with your name
and address. Get our new plan for
agents and mail order dealers. lnterna-
tional Bible House. Dept. O., 10th and
Chestnut, Philadelphia. Pa.
WANTED-City salesmen good con
tract. The New Home Sewing Ma
chine Co, 10 Equitable Bldg.