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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-24
Max Weber, Fighter For Mexican IrrigatiioDists
Close Friend of Ministers In Old Diaz Cabinet

FAX Weber. German vice consul
NJ in Juarez. who died in FL Paso
= = Thursday morning, exerted an
Influence on this border for % years
and FL Paso cannot forget that IT was
mainly through his efforts that the
Mexican government filed It's claim
Of S2o,ooe,Ooo against the United
States 70 indemnify Mexican citizens
in the valley below Jusrez for losses
sustained by being deprived OF the use
OF the waters Of the Rio Grande
through the operations Of irrigation
companies in Colorado and New Mexico.
The Mexican claim was based on the
riparian rights OF Mexican citizens
Who had used the waters OF the river
q century before agricultural Develop
ment began in Colorado.
Advocate of Mills Dam.
n conjunction with Capt Juan 5.
Hart and @ Z. Morehead, Mr Weber,
vas an earnest advocate Of what was
known as the Mills dam, an interna-
uonal dam proposed by Gen. Arson
Mills. TO be erected Just above this CITY
10 conserve the flood waters OF the Rio
& -@nde for the restoration of the ripa-
rian rights OF the planters OF the Ell
istso and Juarez valleys. Mr.. Weber
stood close 20 the members Of the Diaz
cabinet, enjoyed their confidence and
was an indefatigable worker for any
cause he espOused. Prior TO the filing
by Mexico Of its 10000. 600 claim. Mr.
weber had translated for me numer-
Gus letters he received. relative TO the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-24
sunday. March -. 1917.

- LANETARY direction for this day
- IS read as rather unimportant.
Jupiter is strongest in benefic IN
fluence, while Mars. Mercury and the
sun are slightly helpful. Neptune and
Venus are adverse.
There IS most threatening sign fo-
travel or transportation by water. A
naval disaster o. the loss Of ship IS
indicated.
Under this government OF the stars
military affairs are subordinated to the
navy. which is subject to a sign prom
ising honors and changes FOR COM
maHders OF high officers. There Is =
sign read as 3 great national surprise.
Love affairs come under sway be-
lleved to be exceedingly disappointing.
again there IS sign that IN some way
affects marriage customs.
writing Of every sort IS well as
pected under this conformation Some
news announcement should cause pub-
lie rejoicing.
Advertising continues under q sign
that presages the greatest success.
The rise OF an American editor VINO
shall achieve International fame Is
phophesied.
Economic wars Of new magnitude and
significance are foretold fo- the United
states as well as Europe, and these
may start before the summer comes.
The death OF a millionaire who IS
conspicuous in philanthrOpic move
meuts. IS forsshadoWed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-24
NV TELL4 well!" exclaimed IN
w Gle Wiggily Longears. the
rabblf Rantlerrar - h.

=
Wv Gle Wiggily Longears, the
rabbit gentleman. as h.
stood on the front porch Of his hollow
stump bungalow. reading a letter which
Dickie Chip-Chip. the sparrow boy
postman. had Just LETT This IS some
thing now"
What Is itH" asked Nurse Jane FuE-
Y Wuzzy, the lady muskrat house
keeper.
Here's an Invitation from the lady
mouse teacher for me TO come TO the
hollow stump school Monday and watch
the animal children draw picture on
the blackboard. They do il very nicely,
she SAYS"
Shall you go?" asked Nurse Jane.
i think 7 shall" answered Uncle
Wiggtly. i like pictures, moving ones.
or the kind they draw on black boards"
So Monday afternoon. which was the
time set in the letter sent to Uncle
WiSgily from the lady mouse teacher.
the bunny uncle. with his tail silk hat.
and his red, white and blue striped
rheumatism crutch, went 10 the hollow
stump school
He was half way there. when. all Of
sudden. he heard a rather loud and
sharp voice calling:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-24

The stationinE OF the national guard
troops in 81 PasO has done a great deal
70 boost all sports" declared Harry
Harris. boxing instructor al the N
9. A "All the army men are lovers OF
clean sport and their influence has
done a great deal TO make boxing.
wrestling. base ball, basketball and
other games absolutely on the level
the forming Of company teams and the
backing of boxers by men in their or
CARNATIONS have been greatly bene-
fetal in all sporting games here"
FL PaSo county is to have = reEu-
lar watermelon farm" said Otis C.
Coles w. ID. Green. Of GalIatin, Tenn,
fatherlnlaw OF John l. Dyer and J. F.
Prmm. has a friend who wants to 20
regularly into the business OF melon
culture IN this valley and Mr. Green is
now lnspecting valley land with view
70 selecting a small farm for his friend
who thoroughly understands growing
melons Re sees no reason why this
valley should not produce enough fine
melons TO supply the T. Paso market
without bringing them from east
Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-24
BY j, ID. PONDER

matter. from close advisers OF presi-
dent Diaz.
English Company Attempts Cinch.
An English company had secured
from the secretary OF the interior at
Washington permit 10 build a dam
and reservoir at Elephant Butte. The
same company and its stockholders
in this company secured options on
many acres OF land under the dam IN
New Mexico II this enterprise had
been carried through IL would have de-
pTived the people OF this valley OF any
voice in the control and distribution or
the waters OF tie Rio Grande. The Eng
lish company would have had absolute
control OF all waters for the irrtga-
ton OF the Rio Grande valley from
Rincon 10 Fort Quitman. Texas.
L. =. EnjOinS the English.
Z was 10 avoid such condition that
the Mills dam was projected But the
appeals from the people of this valley
aVailed nauEht and not until the
Mexican claim came 70 the front did
the government az Washington call
halt to the English company's enter
prise. II was a long fight and Max
Weber was constantly on the firing
line. The government enioined the Eng
lish company.
Properly Safeguards Valley.
But New Mexico and Colorado then
entered the list as champions for the
Elephant Butte project and the fight
between FL PasO and New Mexico be-
came very bitter. However. in 1903,
when the International Irrigation con-
gress met In Fl Paso government in
fuences brought the e. PasO and New
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-24
Short Snatches
From Everywhere

It seems that the car made one Wis
fling trip too many 10 the front.-De-
troit Free Press
Bryaa's idea "Ot getting behind the
president is to attack from the rear
Philadelphia North American
Some women are willing to Join any
kind OF an improvement society that
plays bridge--kansas City Journal
And II Mexico does take Texas there
ought to be an irOnclsd understanding
that she won't be allowed to crawfish
out OF taking representative Oscar Cal
Iaway along with it-Macon Tele-
graph.
Those pacifists who have commended
that Americans should keep out OF the
zone might now tell what they think
OF the attempt at having the war zone
brought over 20 our back door.-In-
dianapolis Star.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-24
HO RO SCOPE

The west has the prophecy OF great
and sudden growth owing TO events Of
sensational character.
Women come into a rule Of the plan
cts, which promises for tht m extremes
of experience. A revulslon against the
growing tendency toward license and
extravaganza is foreshadowed.
There is a proEnOsticatfOn that a
river or other waterway will be much
in the public mind within the next few
weeks.
4 drop in prices OF food IS foretold.
but this may merely precede increased
cost of living.
Persons whose birthdate It is have
the forecast OF a happy and prosperous
year. Those who are employed should
be fortunate.
Children born on this day should
have fair fortunes These subjects OF
Aries often have exceedingly keen
minds and independent characters-
Copyright. 1915. By the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-24
Little InerUiWS
Mayor Says Scenic Drive Will Be Reality Soon
German Empire May Fall; D. S. Germans Loyal

w haT. not yet been solved ss.
& looks very much Ike We
win get together on some basis that
viii prove satisfactory 70 the city. the
public and the property owners re-
zsrding the route Of the proposed
Scenic drive said mayor Tom Lea 'T
had 3 conference with D. Storms Fri
day evening regarding the proposed
route and 7 believe that It is the ques-
ton OF but a short time until a salts
factory agreement Il reached
7 have always favored the Scenic
drives. and II has been one Of ny am
Billions 70 have the proposed drive
mapped out before leave office. I am
confident that II viii be established
sometime this summer. The two frac-
tional blocks the city desires for the
The next few days
When this highway IS established Il
VIII be properly Illuminated and will
make drive equal to that IN scenic
value OF any city IN the country Net
only will Il be a scenic drive for mo-
florists but will be promenade for pc
c5strianE. The park viii prove popu-
lar nook during the hot afternoons for
mothers with their children. II will
also be an ideal place Of recreation
curing the evening hours for the tired
BUSINESS man. workman working girls
and others who desire 20 spend = few
hours in 3 cool spot"
Germany will be the next European
country to follow Russia fl throwing
off the rule Of emperors and kings"
said James C. Dillon The people OF
Germany are becoming tired Of Prus-
an military rule For the most part
the Germans are q thrifty race. Both
fne men and women work hard and the
ration Is g saving one Il was the
kaiser who threw the country in war
and the people are tired OF it II there
IS war with Germany there will be
thousands OF German-Americans who
will stand by the Stars and Stripes or
course the Germans love their native
land and Il would be hard for them to
take up arms against IL But there are
few who VIII attempt 70 injure Ameri-
cans"
There have been few enough boys
rom FL Paso represented in The ma
Z onal guard and I think that e Paso
owes il 10 company K. fourth Texas in
zantry. 10 give its men q fitting recep-
on when they return here Sunday"
said - P. Coles. chairman Of the mill
tary committee OF the chamber Of com
nlerce- We should do all we can for
the boys TO show our appreciation for
joining the services and the chamber
OF commerce is willing to do its share
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-24
Change Of Work

w 7E DO things
think I'd
have his and
stale grind
village notice that grad
With haggad lines though he prince
trouble
sht long he'll walk the floor yhsp all
lucky
by MASON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-24

ing treachery. Secret plots are fndi-
Gated and a disaster TO a seaport city
is prognosticated-
Deaths among persons OF prominence
are presaged for the next few weeks
when financier. q scientist and an au-
THOR may end brilliant careers
The seers believe that the Orient
holds q danger for the United States
and give warning that an event OF
tragic import may take place.
After March. president Wilson may
expect a growth Of popularity that
viii mean much to the nation before
1918
Persons whose birthdate g Is have
the 2ugury Of tra-el ana change Those
who are employed should be careful
children born on this day may be too
fond Of winning friends These sub
1ects OF Aries often are IA tural leaders.
Mars IS their principal ruling planet
Copyright. 1917. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.
For quick -esults-Cse Herald Want
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-24

Mexico interests together and IN agree-
ment was reached whereby EI Paso
was to support the Elephant Butte
project. provided Il was built by the
government and the rights OF Mexico
and the El Paso Valley were properly
safeguarded-
Big Claim Wins Fight.
It was MexicO'S claim. though. which
eventually won the fight for Fl Psso.
and II was Max Weber who worked
day and night among the property
owners Of the Mexican valley to ge-
their claims in shape 70 90 to the
Mexican government
Anyway, the Mexican claim resulted
IN a treaty being negotiated between
the two countries and under which the
United States became pledged TO build
the dam at Elephant Butte and to give
Mexico its share OF the water con
served BY the dam, and thus the water
users OF the New Mexico and FL Pasc
valleys we're given control OF the dis
tributtiOn OF the waters in their rt.-
spective territories and given time in
which to pay fo- the dam and irriga-
tton bitches
Weber. Loyal German.
Mr. Weber never became a citizen
OF this country. but held fast to HIS
allegiance 70 Germany. He was q
loyal, patriotic subject % the emperor
and never hesitated to proclaim the
same II he boosted OF superiority O.
the German government and people
over all other governments and peoples
on earth. II may be attributed TO his
excessive zeal for his emperor and his
love for his fatherland.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-24
Monday. sIareh 20. 1n1z.

4 CCORDING to astrology this Is
u not a fortunate day. for Mars,
Mercury. Saturn and the sun are
in evil aspect during the hours OF
work Late In the evening Saturn
changes 70 kindly rule.
It is q day n which menace TO busl-
ness may be strongly felt. especially
where market or war reports have in
fiuence.
Some sort OF excitement concerning
me military is strongly pressEed ~ the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-24
HOCwALLOW LOCALS
By GEORGE BINGHAM

Yam Sims has
3 new suit OF
clothes Until Il
wears down to
normal he will
rank as one OF
our most nstty
young men
Jefferson Pot.
locks. who left
here during the
cold spell some
time ago for the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-24

leave some lollypops for the rag dolls
moving picture party I'll tell you next
about Uncle Wiggily and the pushes
Copyright 1917, by Mcclure Newspa-
per Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-24

Calf Ribs neighborhood after q jug
OF molssses. reports q safe return
His wife did not get uneasy about
him as person cannot hurry molas-
ses In cold weather.
The Rye Straw Store is preparing
90 launch its regular spring and
summer sale Of fall and winter bar
Tains-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-24

For quick -esults-Use Herald Want
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-24

csfynsk, ., Gssrss NsssAss 49,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-24

Raise in the front yard onions IN the back var1
10 ensure plenty of fragrance about the home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-24

There have been many Acts that the public has
long since lost count of them
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-22

Ancsder Of the rapid succession
al blows which the British and
French are striking ut various
points along the Franco Belgium
front fell this morning On the Ger
mans In the region Of fpres.
AT dawn the British advanced
ovar the tiercely contested field
between EanEenarca and EraEeu-
berg. NJ details have been res
eefved thus far If he new battle.
SHARP lighting continues around
tie coal mining center &c Lens. An
tie outskirts Of which the British
aFe making progress 3H spite q
the determined resistance 81 the
Germans.
The Germans last night con-
finned their efforts IN recaptHre
ground gained IN the new French
offensive an the Eerduu 'front.'.
Heavy counter attacks were made
on h0th sides ri the Neuse. and all
though the Germans were able 10
gain d footing temporarily in the
new French positions at points,
they were soon driven out. Ihe
number remained ia tha hands eli
the British.
Vienna comedies that the Efal-
ians have forced hack the Aus
trians af some points ii the new
battle Of the Isonze. The Aus-
trian war office reports the loss al
the village al Seio. an the tareo
front. ami af territory below
Auzza- GIN the Isonzo south If
ToImine. iii is said more than
5.6{h0 Italians have been captured.
EarIy today III German airplanes
approached the EenGiSh coast 8f
England and dropped bombs on
the part nj Dover. Two eli the
planes were brought down. Three
persons were killed and tYvs i'm
jurea BIZ bombs
Several aiFships visited the
Yorkshire coast IN the north II
England during the night. 0ntv
slight damage was Indicted.
The Germans have opened an
offensive on the extreme northern
end Of the Russian front. They
struck between the river IA and
the Tirul marshes. Peirograd re-
ports initial success for the GER
mans, who compelled the Russians
10 withdraw a much rs two miles
at some points
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-22

DAYS TO mature safely from danger, &C
cordfng To tbs report Of the weather
bureau for the week ending Tuesday.
aug 81 issued today.
Pracip 5satI6n was light except in
tho extreme saGth portion ffa report
stated Corn. vegetables and pastures
need rain ThrasainE Is about CONF
pIate1 except c tbs north portion Of
the state The heavy yield Of oats was
maintained and the quality vas report
ed excellent Apples generally are
good Potatoes are fair 70 good but
have beer injured BY drought.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-22

al $3.50 Palm Beach Suits now .-.......- $685.
All 80 Palm Beach Suits new ........ s-.s0
All $3.50 Eool Kloth Suits nov. ......... sa-8s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10

SALESMAN $50 weekly ana s500o YEARLY.
from recorders. We give Tncrchon, :
chewing gum vcudi4: machine free. Hi
Lard aas Rrondwny. New York
i""'S largest manufacturers has opening
Tor hE producer to sell highly successful
mechanical device. over 80 900 i'm u., M
salaries or drawing accounts. hu, commits
Harris l23" Monroe RldE.. Chicago mi
SUCCESSFUL. speciality salesman splendid
futur" for man who can handi" our
'h''NN trucks department. II Won know
80" arc salesman. talk Ia ciiAS. =
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WANTED-Rooms

WANTED. 10y business woman kitchcnrti,
and ON" large connecting room, ccntra n,
located. Price must be very rcasona hlr
Address H. H.. No. Isl: Maryland Avenue
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LOST AND FOUND

.;TRAYED from PIG 81 Street Tuesday
French poodle, female. with one large
'I.. On. small eye Answer to name Beauty.
Liberal reward II returned above address.
LOST. Tuesday or Wednesday. heavy brooch
set with pearls. Liberal reward II re-
turned II North Twentieth Cali Madison
LOST plain rold cuff link Friday evening
In ROADWAY at First and Main. Phone
Randolph sos.
FOUND. scotch collie. male. Have informa
lion that II was stolen from Northampton.
Party 'an get dog by phoninS Madison
W. ~: East Marshall Street
LOST. SATURDAY. O"tw""E | and = +. NJ
gold pin. crescent shap": pearls ana leaves.
R.MnrI RnuInliLh I2-r-
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l.ANUE. Shady lawn. all modern cOnvcni-
enccS, nne location, near two stations
good board Apply to Mrs. Alfred House.
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TOO OLD TO REGISTER
DEATHS

HNNt Is r.S.-D Died. at her residence. 3glN
Sculin.s Avenue. Friday. June :. A. 1.Sj
j. 81 MRS sALi.IE Il, wife Of AIpheus
HuWH"~. ak" iftE--"N"U year. She lea v.S
husband and two daughter. Mrs Mus.
Whit and Miss Ethel - Hawkes.. and on.
rdopt"d .on Robert Mallory. 10 mourn
thoir loss
Funeral ~ Decatur street Methods,
church THIS SUNDAY AFTERNOON the
i'th. at 80 O'Clock. Burial in Maury Gene
terry
StiPLEf--D a. Franklin square Hos
pItal. Baltimore, Sid. .Iun. : u y. Nj.
Mrs. DELLA Louise SHlPi.EY. wife OF
Peter Shipi.y. Sh" is survived 10y four
daurhicTs-Mrs. l.. l.. Parsons. Mr- r l..
Johnson. Mrs. r.. g Don l..avy and Miss
Selma r K;nsey. and ole son Eugene KIN
Soy. also sister and brother. MIR & -.
i.lttenh"u.c. k."nc. y. II. and FiauH Ped
H"au. JarHtt Va.
Funeral Was from Sacred iicar, Cathedral
SATURDAY ~ o'clock. lutcrment IN Nj.
t'.tlH,rg
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KAEHLER MOTOR CO..
Broad at Ryland.
DO NOT PHONE OR WRITE.

HAVE "r"nngS TO: 20 statesmen Write Tor
"i''c. :, CIV. references. Rrc"dcn Medicine
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VACANCY June II :"r competent salesman
or cN-merchant with large cleveland cor
poration. u" sell merchants needed high
class specially In Virginia and surrounding
territory $500 TO 5000 p"r month Com
missions paid weekly. state experience. Adj
dress sales Manager. Box l76, Station g.
i'leN Gland. Ohio
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HELP WANTt.D-AIalc

kr.GlSrEkED drug clerk wanted AMI,
Ii.tch.r Drug 90. broad ami Laurel
WANTED; sinSl" man local investigator
Tor well established mercantile agency
Must lee at least - years OF age ana have,
hiSh schooi education. Excellent nnpor-
tunity for advancement. b 32y care 'ritno,-
Dispatch.
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WANTED. YOUNG NAN FOR MEMS FUR
N!SHiNG DEPARTMENT APPLY =
O'clock TO. MORROW TIAT hi Nt-t,
BROTHERS.
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u on" or Young mon h.lp takc In
~. East Main Sire, - 49,
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WANTED, SALES GIRLS; Il TO Is YEARS
SUMMER MONTHS W.: TRAIN SALES
GiHl;S FOR TIE REGULAR FALL MD
WINTER SELLING SEASON AN OPEN
lTG 70 pES!RAnLE POSITIONS WITH
LIGHT WORK AND REGINNERS' SAL
AIRY. APPLY kArFMANN & CO. MAN
Ayers OFFICE, MONDAY.
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WANTED at once. experienced lady
h"okk"epcr. Reply. giving references and
>alary expected to r IA Times Dis
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FOR observation-disclosures

| CNENPIRED lease until September l. first
floor corner apartment rooms and hal
VIII subiet at reduced rent Phone Madi-
son ltlS FOR inspection.
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WANTED. good stcnoErap hcr dictaphon.
operator preferred. Week to 10 days work
Good pay. Permanent position to right per-
s@n Randolph -. T. q. IsoN 5'6.
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LADIES 10 sell the new L. s war song -
~, vrrsGs. headed With T. $ Nag in colors-
stamps. Act quick. L. S. copyright 1917
: puNal. 1916 East Main.
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ADVERTISING solicitors. Two Al .Npcri-
cnccd. who know Richmond Easy promo
sition. Good pay for workers. Address q;
30. care Times Dispatch -
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WE still need good many
young ladies in all Of our va
rious departments. Good pay
and steady work. Apply Allen
e. Ginter Branch, Seventh and
Cary Streets.
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EXPERIENCED INSTALL
MENT COLLECTORS AND
CANNASSERS By LARGE
CREDIT CONCERN. SALARY
AND COMMISSION BASIS.
FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR
LIVE MEN. ID 1923, CARE
TIMES-DISPATCH.
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HELP WANTED-Male

MEN IS or over. wanted. Government rail-
mail CLERKS. SO month. List govern
,neut Jobs open: free. Franklin Institute.
bout 81 +. Rochester. y. y
WANTED. live stcNoErh Opportunity
FOR worker. Amply Brockhurst. American
I"c"m"ti-e Company.
" ..NTED. young man with TWO three
years experience In the retail drug bust
ness; good chance To prepare for the board
uf pharmacy; married man preferred Ref
"rcnccs. tonGdon's Pharmacy. Phocbus Va.