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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-21
ANOTHER ADDRESS
AT GETTYSBURG
Governor Pennypacker Introduces
the Then President
Roosevelt
rr,xypAcKrR ArroBrooRAPHY-No. IS

Copyright. 1918, Jy Public Ledger CompoHy
On decoration Day, the thirtieth' Roose-
~ welt made an address at Gettysburg
from the platform which had been made Tor
Lincoln. It was the first time he had ever
been upon that field Mrs. Roosevelt ana
their little daughter Ethel came with him.
and il became my duty to look after and
endeavor 10 entertain the young lady
hearty and agreeable little girl, who atter.
ward wrote 10 me pretty note. II rained
throughout the entire ceremonies, but the
people stood under their umbrellas ana
listened. The necessity OF introducing the
President gave me the opportunity to eN-
press my own thought concerning the
significance Of that decisive battle ana
said.
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The announcement OF the arrival of otlr
first transports IN France. even while others
were still In the dangerEone, came from the
briblng OF telegraph operator-GeorEe Creei
Is he In jail2
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-21

The proprietor Of the most famous
American bar" IN Paris has committed
suicide The liquor interests have been
States.
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DocroR scnELLINe,s cHALLENeE

How deeply the moral questions in
~ xosea IN the worlds tragedy have
rormealed every phase Of our life Is ex-
,tn'Ieaa g the fact that once more two
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Every day we meet citizens who are
whipped before the fighting begins. Forget Il
For every trouble we have Germany has two
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In Light of Evolution

Hence the Prusslan-Iierman is born a
velled Cannibal ana a blood-and-fesh lover
and therefore tho cause OF war. A Prussian's
fang teeth and their enormous size prove
at sight the terrible degtructlycness OF the
prussians' brutal nature
II am an evoutiOnist. Anatomy Of teeth
proves TO the scientist. evolutiOnist and biolo-
gist that the Prussian has remained On his
evolution) more carnlvorous vs.. Terblvorous
than any other specimen Of human being in
history.
I'm a general sense mans teeth prove that
by hunger man is both carniyorous and
herbiviorous. In this sense the Prussan Is
fercely atavistc, for his fang teeth are
ghastly in their development. OF course,
the earliest of the Prussian-Gernan people
were originally cannibalistlc, and as such
hunted. killed and ate one another. These
Overwhelming traits of immoral mania I'm
the Prussian will forever render the Prussian
an enemy TO man. for the Prussian soldier
because Of this atavism-is a born MUIR
derer.
Il look ut these questions solely as a scien-
tst and philosopher Where men and women
are not capable OF ethical and moral self
evolution they should be confined in insane
institutions for the good Of the human spe-
cies as whole"
Advanced fem!nism may try to alter the
code of moral standards reared through ages
of sacrifice. suffering and struggle, on tho
basis Of suffrage victories. Political econo-
mists, callously scientific, may try to abro-
gate for the gaining Of material national ad-
yantages the ideals won by Christianity in
making marriage a sacramental well as a
political institution. These two menaces are
even now alarming American women, who
have already organized TO combat any dete-
rioration OF family conventions and spiritual
standards from the drives OF either enemy
The civilized world after the great war
will not duplicate Germany after the Thirtr
Years War, matter what tamperinR witt,
sacred and conserving institutions may occur
In Germany. J. E.
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No Blue Mondays after all Mr.. Wilson
Is a theatre ian" himself.
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lie was a raw "recruify."
But not for very long.
For he was promptly roasted
Whenover be did wrong.
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Concentrations

Philander c. Knox, then in the Cabinet,
wrote: 81 have heard the President and
Mrs. Roosevelt both express their very
high appreciation Of the way in which you
presented him at Gettysburg"
John Hay wrote: "I was greatly struck
with it when I saw it in the newspapers,
and have read it again with the greatest
interest and renewed admiration"
Vice President Charles w. Fairbanks
wrote: "It was a perfect gem"
General Daniel f. sickles, who was there,
wrote: You said a great deal worth re-
membering in a short space of time.
The charm is perfect"
And Edward Everett Hale, who was also
present, published in the Boston Christian
Register q report, in which he said: THE
occasion was attended by gentlemen and
ladies Of distinction from every quarter.
Governor Pennypacker, whom 1 heard
called, by one who has a right 10 speak
the most sagacious and reliable Governor
of the State since Benjamin Franklin was
It's President, introduced the President in
a speech apt indeed for its memories"
The following day attended the funeral
of Senator Quay and heard the services
in the Presbyterian Church at Beaver,
where he had lived his home life and the
people were most able 20 understand and
appreciate his character. Clergymen of
different denominations participated and
the Rev ]. r. Ramsey delivered the funeral
sermon.
TomorroW Governor Pennypaeker tells of thu
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Tomorrow Governor Pennypa tells OF the
ascendaney into power Of Senator PenFOse and
their initial tilt over the successor to Senator
Quay.
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OUK MUSIC CRITIC KNOWS or sENhhtr
''Wanted--A ateady, respeclgbq young 1hs f h. 4
look after a garden and care Tor enw h. b. (.
a. eood voice and Il accustomed % a.ntln4t Y
choir. Advertisement In New lofh u'''"
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What Do You Know?
QUIZ

QUh
1. Who was Joseph Pulitzer
2. When was the Salem witchcraft?
8. Define biology.
4. Who IN Bernard Baruch?
5. Name the RuthOr Of "IIlawatha."
0. Define a guild.
Z. What Is ule difference between an anh..
sad0r and minister
8. Who were the two DromlOs?
0. Identify 1.-THE Psalmist"
10. where and what Is HambmEf
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Answers to Yesterdays ouiz


1. Arabic lerd is that which can be eultivs,.d
probably.
2 Baron Reading Is Lord Chief Justice of r..
land. He has been deslgnnted as RritIsHh
hiEh eommissioner 10 the United Stataa
70 succeed the retiring RmbassrdoT "'N''S
3. Geology IL the sclenee and historv AZ A.
earth's structure and changes. VI '"e
4. The seven Hil,s e. Rome; CapltOllne. Esqui-
Casnan. 'S'''iho'
8. strategy, = the selense Of military posItian
and Of the combination and emnloxI,,s ~ ~ u
Of advantages In war. ""s
6. Kut; A town IN MesOpOtamla on fb. IT..
about 100 miles from Bagdad, a'iS'
!. Charles Lathrop Pack y a DhllanthropIst ana
hnanclers now president on the Eat,,s.i.,dd ..,d
EmerEeney Food Garden Commission. ''''"ai
3. Chiaroscuro H. the disposition Of Irbt -
shade in pictorial art. -s"' a"a
Q. Vlete. hssP.sFt wrote the American opera.
10. Oscar Hamn,srstsin, inventor and lu,presar,a
noted Tor tho buliding Of four Ereau o1,rss
ths ss,f-s assrtne ,,a aaa1haktan the fhiiaasphia
York; ana number of theatres. -"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-22

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE Sheffield, Ala, profitable business at best location; cheapest rent of. all; 5-year lease in the heart of town; owners in draft; location suitable for any kind of business. Apply N. Y. Matters 6 Dry Clean CTS, 102 Montgomery Ave-, Sheffield, Ala.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEnIIs

 FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS
 ENGINES. 1 10'x12" side-crank engine 1 12'x16' Hardie-Tynes side-crank en-
 zine.
 13''x1s' Erie City side-crank engine. 3'x1s" side-crank engine. 16' x36' Corliss engine. Fl 14'x24' Corliss engine. ? S'x10' center-crank engines. 8"x10'' self-contained side-crank engine. 1 5"x6' vertical engine 10 h. p. gasoline engine, White -Blakes-
 lee.
 h. p. gasoline engine, new.
 HOSTING ENGINES. 1 12A"x Flory dbl. cyl double-friction
 drum mine hoist, drums 4s" diam. z2''
 face; fitted with link motion. 1 10'x12' Bacon doub1e-friction drum
 mine hoist drums 4S' 'x3O'', side by side,
 link motion. SA"x10' Flory dbl. cyl double-friction
 drum mine hoist, drums 2T' diam. 3O' long. A'x10' Lidgerwood mine hoist, with
 single-friction drums, n'x29'. Engine
 equipped with link motion. 10'x12" singlezdrum mine hoisting on. zine. single-drum belt driven hoist. 1 61a' 'xi2" Mundy double-drum with boiler new double-friction drum ioists, fitted for receiving motor, drums 1<'x3V', with deep fl langeS
 BOILERS. 6o'x1s' boiler. 12o pounds pressure. 54'x14 boiler.( 4S"x16 boiler. 1 36 'x10 boilen 1 40 h. D. vertical, 100 lbs. 2s h. D. vertical, 100 lbs. 15 h. p. vertical. 100 lbs.
 MOTORS. 1 h. D. s-phase, 60-cycle, 22o-volt, 1900
 r. D, m. induction motor. 1 3 h. D. 3-phase, 60-cycle, 22o-volt 1900 r. D. m. induction motor. 3 7h h. D. 3-phase, 60-cycle, 22o-volt, 1900 r. D. m. induction motors, with compen-
 sators. 1 5 h. D., S-phase, 6o-cycle, 22o-volt, 1Sod r. p. m. induction morton. b h. D. 3-phase, 60-cycle, 220-volt, 120o
 T. D. m induction motor, with compen- sator. 1 25 h. D., s-phase, 6O-cycle, 22o-volt, 1900 r. D. m. induction motor, with compen- sator. A h. D.. 22o-volt, direct current motor, 300 r. p. m. AIR CONVERSIONS. 1 12A"x12" belt-driven air compressor. S'x6' belt-driven air compressor. PUMPS. Deane Ir1pleX pump, SlZo S 14 Deane Cleared Triplex pump, size 4'x6''. Deane Cleared Triplex pump, size 4'x5'. 1 Rumsey geared single-cylinder pump,
 size 5'x5'. 1 Rumsey 5'x5'' pump, with two handles. operated by hand. 3 centrifugal pumps, 10' suction, g. dis
 charge. 1 Morris Machine Works 12' sand and
 gravel pump, direct connected to pair of 11"x1O' vertical engines. Latta Martin pump, operated by air, 2s" discharge. 2p, g., 4" centrifugal pumps, new. 1 12'' 'x1s'x24' Blake pump. LATHES, DRILL PRESSES AND SKATERS. 17''x8' lathe. 1f x6' lathe 5 sensitive drills.
 feed new, 25 back-geared drill press, power
 feed. 6 emery grinders. New 10 and 14' 4-jaw chucks. 26'' chrank shaper, new. 1 11h" double spindle bolt cutter. CRUSHERS. l No. 71a Austin crusher. MISCELLANEOUS. 11b-yard Milwaukee concrete mixer. on trucks driven by h. p. gasoline en- zine and fitted with end loader. ] 750 h. D. feed water heater. Lot new 4S", CO., and 66'' Herring Bone grate bars.
 CHAS. J. GEOHEGAN MACHINERY COMPANY 15 s. 2oth st., Birmingham, Ala.
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FOR SALE-Keal bargains m suits and overcoats at $25 and $3O; cash buying, cash selling, low expense. 37 years ex- perience in clothing; honest goods and honorable treatment. Marc Link, 1911 1ct a1
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WANTED--A boy over 56 for press room, SIP per week; good oppcrtuni-
 ty for bright boy. Call at 170O 4th
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AGENTS WANTED


 EARN S46 weekly in your spare time talk. ing orders for Goodyear raincoats; profit in advance; we deliver and col lect; sample coat free; write today for agency. Goodyear Mfg Co.,, 127 Lillis Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
 NEGRO SOLDIERS IN WAR'7-Book contains many pictures of colored troops; everybody buys; agents mak- ing $25 a day; big hit; send 25c for outfit to publishers. Jenkins Publish ing company, Washington, D. c. MEN AND WOMEN-You can earn good money during your spare time acting as our local representative for wartime necessities; essential; no money needed; write for particulars today. American Products Co, 7O3 Sd st., Cincinnati, o. WONDERFUL agents proposition; do- mestic article needed by every house. wife; something new; quick sales; big profits; free sample; write today. Pres to Co, P. o. Box 684, Chicago. AGENTS war pictures; new draft makes big demand; order now: 12 big battle scenes, $1; great, big profits. Pa triotic Pictures, 564 w. Randolph, Chi cago.
 AGENTS-New draft ruling means mil lions patriotic picture sales. over TOD, Pershing, Colored Heroes, etc sample 1ree. GOrtralt catalogue IIcS, 1 oOPAS' Portrait, Sta. D. Chicago.
 NEWEST and best patriotic pictures, lox 20, 20 subjects, service banners, honor rolls, whirlwind sellers; lowest prices. Free samples. Jas. Bailey CO, Dept 1O1, Chicago.
 AGENTS-$1 an hour for spare time; sell complete line of guaranteed hosiery' bought before prices doubled; free sam pies to start you. Newstyle Hosiery Co., 1901 Metal st., Dayton, O.
 AGENTS Gasoline at 12c per gal; won derful new invention; startles automo- bile world; $10 to s20 a day easy; sam ples free; write quick. Wendell-Clem- ents Co.,, 20 w. Jackson, Chicago. GENTS-F emale, if you have an estao- Iished trade, our side line will add S2o to 80 a week to your income; no com petition. Address United Sales Co.,, Box 1022, Atlanta, Ga.
 AGENTS-Reversible 2-in-1 raincoat and overcoat, new; never on the market be- fore; credit given; outfit free. Parker Raincoat Co.,, 2901 Marne st., Dayton, Q. CHEWING GUM AGENTS-Get our fac- k tory prices on Spearmint, Ball Gum and all kinds. The Helmet Go, Cincin- natl, o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-22

AGENTS-Gasoline at 12c per gal; won derful new invention; startles automo- bile world; s10 to s20 a day easy; sam ples free; write quick Wendell-Clem- ents Co, 20 w. Jackson, Chicago.
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WE buy all kinds secondhand house. hold goods and store fixtures. POS N. 22nd st. Phone Main 27S0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-22

JUST discovered, Nonpareil germ killer for Rheumatism, with remarkable re- suits; one case 30 years foot trouble cured quickly; lumbago killed in nine days; muscular 2S years, cured in 7 days; articular and artfritis cases de- mand longer treatment, but 90 days will average the extreme requirements and much improvement is felt long before. Invite severe cases to test the cure at half priee-if cured; testimonial Main &746
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AGENTS WANTED

--r = LET us connect you with big money making selling propositions; more than 300 square deal manufacturers adver- tise in each issue Speciality Statesmen Magazine; 300 safe propositions to se- lect from; every issue a course in sales manship; inspirational articles by best writers; beneficial selling talks: pro- tects buyer and seller; 100 pages; sub scription $2 yearly get acquainted; 3 months trial subscription 25c read current issue, if not satisfied money refunded. Robert Hicks. editor, s32 Caxton Bldg, Chicago.
 GRASP time by the foreIock. If you will spend some time and invest some money, this is your opportunity to se- cure the state rights to an entirely new article of merit that fills an existing sentimental demand. Control of state rights can be obtained on a basis of population. Also an agency proposi- tion that is both attractive and profit able. Big money can be made quickly rom either state rights or agencies. Write or wire at once for full informa- tion. Patriotic Plaque Co, 30S Alaska bldg, Seattle, Wash.
 MINUTES pay dollars, demonstrating new $l0 adding machine; wonderful in vention; adds. subtracts, multiplies; work equals $200 machine. Five-year guarantee. Sells everywhere: splendid profits. Write quick for trial offer and protected territory. Dept 104. Calcula- tor Corporation, Grand Rapids, Mich. PATRIOTIC men and women to dis tribute America and the Great War. Gives just the information everyone needs at this critical time. Illustrated Big pay. Spare time may be used Outfit free. International Press, Phil adelphia.
 AGENTS-Men and women; $6.5O profit on one coat. Take orders for our guar anteed make-to-measure raincoats. Sea- son now here; everybody needs one; good propositions; profit in advance; sample outfit free. Write quick, Davico Raincoat Co, 3409 Douglas blvd.s Chi cago.
 $500 PER month selling new patented fuel yaporizer for Fords;s guaranteed to save 25 to 50 per cent on gasoline; travelling man in Minnesota made 4v miles on one gallon. Another man in Texas saved T per cent in fuel cost Sold on money-back guarantee. Stran- sky Vaporizer Co. Pukwana, 5. D.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-22
PERSONAL
MEMS AND woMEN's HATS

OIEAIN EJ AND bLONhDD
 BY EXPERT MATTERS. No matter what kind of hat you have which may be soiled or out of shape bring it here and we will make it serve you for another seasons wear. Dry cleaning and pressing by the best meth ods; garments repaired, altered and re- lined by practical tailors; parcel post price list mailed on request. Established more than 20 years; open Saturday evenings until 10 o'clock; be sure you find Gluck's.
 GLUCK'S CLEANING CO,
 Phone 2372. 17l3 3d Ave.
 Almost opposite Bijou Theatre.
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sALEsMEN WANTED

SALESMAN-Up-t date Speciality. net ting $200 weekly; repeat credits; only high-grade men apply. Box r. Station E, Cleveland.
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Business Use Age-HeraId Want AS--Ca N1ain 300

HELP wANTED-FEMALE NURSE WANTED-Middle aged woman to stay day and night; good salary. Ap- ply 1923 Iroquois st.
 2.5O PER DAY paid one lady in each town to distribute free circulars for concentrated flavoring in tubes. Perma- nent position F. E. Barr Co.,, Chicago. WANTED-Settled white woman to care for five-year-old child during day; no Sunday work: good wages. Address R-42, care Age-Herald.
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AGENTS-F emale, if you have an estao- lished trade, our side line will add $zo to $S0 a week to your income; no com petition. Address United Sales Co.,, Box 1929. Atlanta, Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-22

WANTED Four Al salesmen to sell Luzianne coffee; one for this immediate section :; nothing but experienced travelling men need apply; give references; splendid opportunity for right man. The Reilly Taylor Co, New Orleans, La.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-22

HAPPIEST woman in Georgia, am free from morphine after using 15 years; write me for information; free to all sufferers. Mrs. Mary c. Mitchell, No. 10 E. Linden st.. Atlanta, Ga. "BLONDY," the expert on children's hair cutting, is at the Motion Hotel Barber Shop.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-22
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS MACHINERY FOR SALE

1 7Mx4hx10 worthington duplex
 steam pump. 5x5 belt-driven pump portable gasoline-driven drag saw. No. 11s Doelger 6 Kristen jaw shear, 1ftsed with a. c. motor. 4S-inch J. A. Fay Ss Go. band resaw. small iron frame adjustable tiltins
 table rip saw. sx3o single surfacer lo-inch Hall s Brown outside moul- lath machine. 4x24 No. Vance Aside woodworking
 planer.
 20 h. p. horizontal boiler. 10 h. p. vertical steam engine. 1ox12 NagIe steam engine. l sx1s IF q sias crank steam eazis1.
 r !. ?. Hvstiesl staa engine. 1ss gaaoisAa sA9saa New gaIssaaal.s -ssoses line engines and aaass1a. I i41ae erle tssy ssAn asine. I FOX .sHs4s Nsswah air conn l sxsM asit drive siA Aenpsessor. l 1s-inch 'r-s < ssstsas Aafae. l ss h. 7 sis.s.is ao.ss~ l s5 h. p. inclosed type q. c motor, 25 h. p. A. c. motor. n 15-ton lever jack. open heater.
 ATLAS MACHINERY &
 SUPPLY co. NO. l s. goth St. Phone Main 5so.
 Birmingham, Ala SALE-Splendid economical heater, davenport, Quality gas range, victrola and records, etc; leaving. 281S s. 10th Main 1864. FOR SALE-One No. Remington type writer, with tabulating attachment: good order; price, $20. George E. Lum, 1907 Ave- A. FOR SALE-Upright piano, also furni- ture and lease of Broom house; good location, filled with good people. Cali Main 4475. ONE double-barrel shotgun, in splendid condition, for late model typewriter, No. Underwood preferred Phone after 6 o'clock D. m, Main 6662-J. FREE LISTS of Alabama farms for sale by owners will be mailed to any ad- dress. Write usA Ingram Land Co, Elm pire Bldg, Birmingham. SALE-On account of moving, will self my dining table, sideboard and din- ing chairs, all for s35 Main 7732 FOR SALE-Several plate glass mirrors and two desks. I. R. Rubenstein, Jew eler. 1928 2d ave- 34e FOR SALE-Diamond ring; B-carat, beautiful setting, $1O0. Address F-42, Apa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-22
DESK ROOM

And phone service free in exchange for answering phone calls; excellent oppor- tunty for accountant or public ste- nographer. Address T-97, Age-Herald. WANTED-At once, first-class lady barbers; none but the best wanted; xls per week guarantee; 65 per cent; prices, 200, 40c. roc; write at once if desire posi- tion. Guy V. Ros, F. o. Box 12, Pasca- gould, Miss.
 WANTED-White girl 10 do housework In private family: this will afford the right person good home and satisfac- tory compensation. Phone Main 2S57 for engagement.
 WANTED--White girls for wrapping. and packing department; must be over 16 years of age. American Ba- keries Co.,. 18th st. and Ave. E. WANTED-Combinati cashier and ste- nographer; give reference, state salary and experience Address z-A2 narA ARa- Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-22

YOUR independence lies in the insurance brokerage business. My plans and as- sistance guide you straight to big money and success. New openings ere
 ated. Get posted now. Write Perry l.
 Allen, Bankers Trust bldg, Little
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-22

WANTED-Used National Cash Register; must be in perfect condition and regis ter at least S4999 at one operation; also detail sales record need typewriter at a price. Address Perling & Guttman, Sheffield, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-22
ANNOUNCEMENT

oFFICE Q04RTERMAsTf e < ERAL, 1Q9 East 18th st., W fSpi t- Sealed proposals in tripli Ats 8Al pt received at the above cfte8 innth
 p. m, September 2S, f fe HaA- ufacturing White Duck Cg l5s antf Sf aitY Duck Troupers. Sample HaE te aaal and specifications and ueW lH9pos ai blanks obtained at u ctAeg er inc Depot Quartermaster, ttia 3l3 fl4a or at 10s East 18th st, Nv 9.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-22
SALESMEN WANTED


 SALESMEN WANTED-To specially salesmen with an established sell ing record of several years exreri- ence, we have most unusual prop osition to offer you as we have one of the fastest selling preparations of it's kind on the market today, and we back it up with a strong adyer- Using campaign; experienced patent medicine men will be given prefer ence; 1t is strictly commission proposition, but to salesmen who can furnish references that will stand the acid test, and who have a selling rcc-' ord behind them, we will advance $50 per week, and after sales reach nominal amount, we also furnish an automobile. Patterson making $8000 to $10,000 per year: Hendersons commission first week, $500, and scv- eral others doing big things; if ln- terested, send us your name and ad- dress at once, and we will send you ar application blank. Address F. 0. Ia
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-22

CORPORATION desires services of a thoroughly competent office man. ager and bookkeeper, capable talk ing charge of office, correspondence, s credits. Applications must be filed in the applicants own handwriting, stating age, experience and salary. Confidential Box P-42, Age-Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-22

LADY wishes position as assistant book keeper; salary no object; must have experience. Phone 662-J. POSITION WANTED-Clerical or assist ant bookkeeper, or would keep set of books. Phone 6662-J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-22

DRAFTSMAN with clerical ability; ex- pert in general drawings and in field; also inspection and supervision of construction. Address M-42, care Ape-Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-22

OFFICE assistant wanted; must handle typewriter rapidly, write good hand, some knowledge of bookkeeping, good at figuring, be in deferred class or exempt from draft Salary $90, with opportunity for advancement limited only by ability; essential business. Armstrong Smith Co.,, 19161a Morris ave.