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The Pulaskian., 1918-07-26
ALL OVER THE COUNTY

Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. len.
kins. - 'en-
There was large crowd at tn .
Holy Roller meeting SUNDAY At NJ,
w A. Shows.
Miss Vivian Wicket, Miss ella
snow and Miss Sophie Bobbitt speut
Sunday with Miss Oracle Bean.
Miss Vivian Wicket left Sunday
for Faulkner Gap to visit relatives.
Herman Cox of McAlmont is helm
ing Joe Lardtrip dig a well on Tohn
Hardcastle's new place.
Everybody seems likely to have
plenty of water whether it rains or
not.
Sergeant Abshur called on Miss
Pauline Beatty Sunday.
Quite number of soldier bows at
tended church Sunday. We hope
they will call again soon.
Some boys sure did like j. c. Glib
sons water melon patch as they tried
to take all he had
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Herman and fam
lily motored to Little Rock Saturday
Forget Me Not.
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increase the usefulness of the com
munity. Production is but half the
farmers business. Not until he has
marketed what he has raised can he
begin to look for profits and without
good roads this cannot be accomplish
ed. The roads of a community are
the links that bind it to the world
outside as we'll as a measure OF lis
intelligence, progress and prosperity,
so let's all of us get out every Friday
and do our bit towards linking Wye
to Maumelle and our capital city
across the mountains.
Alfred Johnson donated some lem
ons for the men to have lemonade TO
drink while working on the road last
Friday. They were greatly appre-
ciated by them.
Several of the people from here at
tended the Children's Day exercises
at Martindaie and all report an ex-
cellent time as we'll as fine pro-
gram.
T. ]. Jenkins spent Sunday with
nome folks and returned To Little
Rock Monday.
N. C. Howell spent Saturday night
and Sunday with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stockl and Mr., and
Mrs. Roy spent Thursday evening at
the Nelson home.
G. II. Underwood and Mr.. c. f.
Stockl went to Little Rock Tuesday
Mrs. j. f. Aznoe went to Bigelow
Tuesday
Mrs. Underwood and daughter, Miss
Charlotte, and Mrs. Roy called on sew
eral friends near Ledwidge Sunday.
Mrs. Roy went to Maumelle Satur-
day.
Leo Underwood was a caller at the
Holbrook home Sunday.
Mrs. Stockl was a caller at Or.
Lee Tippits Tuesday.
Success to The Pulaskian.
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Il for Austin, Texas, for training as
auto mechanics.
The Community Club held its reg
ular meeting Monday at the school
house
School will open early this year,
September 2.
Miss Lucille Wallace of Shreveport.
La, is spending her vacation with her
mother.
Four new teachers have been seeur-
ed for this term of school. Mr.. Spen-
Ger is coming back.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tay-
lor, boy, July %.
Rain is much needed article. Rain
failed to come with Mr.. Beck, who
was in this vicinity last week.
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The Auxiliary at East Union was a
oroat success and it will meet with
Trbe Fairview" class next July, 1919.
Miss Millie Shirley returned to her
home Tuesday after weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. L. D. Keck.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H Williams and
children attended the Auxiliary Sun.
day.
Miss Alpha Keck had for guests
sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ardson of Little Rock.
Vernon Keck, who is working In
Little Rock. visited his parents Sat
urday night and Sunday.
Mr. Young and daughter, Bessie. of
pine Bluff are guests of Mrs. Ellen
Young.
Misses Millie Shirley and Alpha
Keck, Messrs. Herbert Jones and Yer
non Keck motored to Camp Pike Sun
day, July IA, and report nice trip.
Miss Cleora Singleton was the guest
of Miss LOWE Harris of Bauxite last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pinkerton of Ironton
attended he Auxiliary and Miss
Pearle McCright of Benton accom-.
panied them home Sunday afternoon.
Samuel Slabsides.
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Mrs. Cobb, who lived near this
place, departed this life July 2S. Her
illness was very short.
One of our prominent merchants,
P. w Dupree, has just received a car
load of new wagons.
Several of the merchants have re-
eeived car load of stone ware.
Mrs. May and also Mrs. Bandy call
ed on Mrs White Tuesday afternoon.
Our Pea Ridge Pod man visited
our town last week and brought a
nice little rain. He was also back
here this morning and since he was
seen here it looks very much like rain
again. Do, please, Mr.. Pod Man,
stay with us until we get good
rain for we are so dry here. Crops
are suffering very much and the gar
dens are almost gone for want of wa
ter.
Mr. Tom Wilson and also EMO
Calk have gone to work in Little
Rock.
Grandma Cullins of North Little
Rock has been visiting friends here
the past week.
There was a Miscellaneous supper
given at the school hall Saturday
night by the Ladies' Aid. A nice
crowd was there and everyone enjoyed
it very much. There was quite nice
sum taken in TO pay for the new
church organ.
A farewell party was given at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. J. p.
Corder's Monday night in honor of
their son, Roy, who left for the Navy
Training Station at New Orleans. The
young and old had jolly good time
for quite while and then the many
friends babe him goodbye giving him
loving words of cheer and their best
wishes We, his parents, wish to
thank the good people of Jacksonville
through The Pulaskian for their pres
enee and their many kind words and
sweet good-byes to our only boy. We
are thankful that we had something
to give to our country and pray thai
Gods richest blessings will rest upon
him and all our dear boys over there.
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A rain would be very much appre-
ciated in this part of the country as
everything is burning up.
Private Bruce Ringgold of Camp
Pike was the guest of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ringgold Satur-
day night
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Merritt and fam
lily, Mr.. and Ms. A. e. Ringgold and
family, Mr. and Mrs.-,L T. Johnson
and baby, Agnes, were the Saturday
evening guests of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Ringgold.
Mr.. William Dunn of Mississippi IL
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Belye1
Oscar Bearden has gone to Little
Rock to work at the Picric acid planT.
Oscar wants to make powder enough
TO kill the Kaiser.
Mrs Cumi Counts is planning
trip to Mississippi to visit her nus
bands relatives. She has been the
guest of her mother. Mrs. Belyeu, the
past three weeks.
Mrs. Clement, Mrs. Byars. Mrs. La
force, Misses Eva Clement, Lena
Johnson, Jewell Byars, Lee Ringgold
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Mr.. L. M. Avery called on John
Swanson and the Wollam family Sat
urday evening.
E. H. Sapman was business caller
in Bigelow Saturday.
Mr. N. C. Howell of Bigelow was il
Wye Saturday and Sunday.
E. H. Chapman, Jack Chapman,
Mrs. j. B. Wollam and N. G. Howell
were business visitors in Maumelle
Monday.
Miss Grace Holbrook called on Mrs.
C. H. Underwood Monday.
Miss May Holbrook was the guest
of Miss Charlotte Underwood Satur-
day.
Miss Alta Ballentine of Ledwidge
was shopping in Wye Saturday.
Mrs. E. H. Chapman has recently
bought the little mule of Mr.. Beck
which he so often spoke Of Mr.. Beck
has gone to Little Rock, but we can
not say when he will return, as we
never expect him until we see him.
Paralee Tippit is teaching school
in Thornburg. We all wish her good
luck, which we are sure she Is having.
Miss Genevieve Dalsanto of Led
widge attended to business in Wye
Saturday.
Wye is short of news here lately,
but we get along just the same as
ever.
Here is poem which was compos-
ed by Miss Mary Wollam.
MOTHER.
I've not travelled the world over,
But I've friends where'er I've
roamed;
And of friends to me there's none
like mother,
None like mother dear and home;
They may treat me very kindly,
And may welcome me everywhere;
Still It's not, but it reminds me,
OF my loving mothers care.
/ remember we'll how mother
Used to ease the slightest pain;
And with kindest words and kisses,
Soon would have me well again;
How / used to kneel beside her,
With her hand upon my head,
And my prayer soon I repeated,
Good night kiss, then off to bed,
Oh, dear mother. how I love you!
How my heart o'erfows with joy!
Fer there's none more true and
tender
Than a mother to her Soldier Boy.
Everyone seems to be well, but all
are wishing it would rain.
When farm life proves narrow and
Improbable it is often because the
business side has smothered out all
other interest in life, so therefore
Brother Farmer, let's remember that
every time farmers and their families
get together, whether for work or
play, they strengthen the bonds and
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Thad Adams has gone to Nash
vile, Tenn, to work in the Navy
yards.
Mrs. Fay Rambo and children, MI
riel, Lorin and Oliver, and Mrs. Hen
ry Adams and children, Lena and
Mildred, called on Mrs. Jim Hurley
Sunday
Mrs. Rose Beasley and daughters,
Miss Gladys and Fannie, were in town
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. o. Dutton of Mem
phis, Tenn, were the supper guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Rambo Sunday
Miss Ruth Craig called on Miss
Edna Rambo Monday.
Misses Gladys and Fannie Beasley
called on Miss Edna and Muriel Ram
DO Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Adams called on Mrs.
Fay Rambo Monday.
We are badly in need of rain In
this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Aaron are very
much pleased with Prescott. They
are thinking of making their home
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Rambo and chill
drent spent few days last week
on the Petit elan Mountain visiting
relatives. They had delightful time.
Miss Kathleen and Margaret Bud
denberg, Grace Goodwin, Eugene Fos-
ter, John Hurley and Roy Budden-
berg attended dance at Kanis Park
Saturday night.
Joe Craig has been on the sick list.
Mrs. A. Foster and Mrs /. Allen
were Little Rock shoppers Monday.
Miss Edna Rambo and brother, Ed
gar, spent Sunday evening with Joe
and Miss Ruth Craig. They We're
served with icea cream, after which
they attended Junior League.
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Several from here attended the ice
cream supper at McNair's Friday
night.
A crowd was present at Mrs. Heads
Saturday night. All enjoyed them
selves.
Rev. Dodson preached here Sunday
at his regular appointment. The
protractive meeting starts the second
Sunday in August.
Mr.. Chester Largent left Tuesday
for Poplar Bluff, Mo-, for army SER
vice.
A large number of young people at
tended the party given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Corder for their son, Roy, who
enters the Navy.
Messrs. Tom Taylor. Lansford Mar
tin and Booker Douglas leave August
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Crops in this section are sunering
from lack of rain.
Plus Trotter of Little Rock visited
home folks Sunday
Miss Faye Glasscock was the guest
of Miss Lille Maye Wicker Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. McElyea and Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. j. West were visitors at
Camp Pike Thursday.
w H. Tiney has purchased Ford
tractor.
Miss Lille Maye Wicker ana a
crowd of little girls went for an all
day picnic in the woods Tuesday.
The occasion was Miss Wicker'3
birthday and a lovely time was en-
joyed by every one. Those present
were Misses Lille Maye, Lucille and
Kathleen Wicker, Allie, Erma and
Cecil Pickett, Bessie and Blanche
Johnston, Sadie Mckenzie, Bertha
Harmon, Reba and Hazel Craig, Ina
Council and Ruth West. Polly
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WARNING nRnEn

owen Township.
In the Justice of the Peace Court os
Geo. Prothro, owen Township, pu-
iaski County. Ark.
IL. II. Huffstutlar, Plaintiff.
VS..
John Rice, Defendant
The defendant, John Rice is warnest
to appear in this court within thirty
days and answer the complaint OF tnc
plaintiff, e. H. Huffstutlar.
August II, 1918
July H. 1918
GEO. PROTHRO, ]. p
Fred w. Mcdonald, Attorney ad IL
tenn
l9-26-2-9
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Everybody is wishing it would rain
for we need it badly
R. l. Taylor has gone to Nashville,
Tenn, to work.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Simp.
son, July IS, a boy.
Private Elmer Beall visited home
folks Saturday afternoon.
Jesse Todd and Harris Holland are
completing the well at Gravel Church.
We wish them good luck and plenty
of water.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Bobbitt spen.
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and Gladys Byars motored to Lonoke
Thursday afternoon. Everybody re-
ported a fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Clement were
elected delegates to the singing con-
vention which is held at Harmony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd McEIyea, Mr..
and Mrs. M. j. West and daughter,
Ruth, went to Camp Pike Thursday
to visit Mrs. McElyeas brother and
Mrs. Vests son, who are stationed
there
Miss Fay Glasscock was the guest
Of Miss Lille Maye Wicker Sunday.
The protracted meeting will begin
at Ebenezer the first Sunday in Au-
gust.
Will Peters accompanied Miss Fay
Glasscock home from Sunday school
Sunday afternoon.
Monroe Trotter accompanied Miss
Lille Maye Wicker from Sunday
school Sunday afternoon.
A New Writer.
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WANING ORnER.

State Of Arkansas,
County OF Pulaski
Peoples Savings Bank, Agent, ct al,
Plaintiffs. VS., A. T. brilliant ct al.
Defendants.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court.
The defendants. Bette Beaumont
Bette o. Miller j. L. Newsome. r.. Dr.
Ratterree an Lucille Ratterree, are
warned to appear in this court within
thirty days and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff. Peoples Savings Bank.
Agent ct al.
July Srd 1918.
w. S. BOONE, Clerk
j. A. GIBSON. ID. c.
RHOTON C HELM,
Solicitors for Plaintiff
j. II. HAMITER. Atty Ad-litem.
5-12-19-26.
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J. A. GIBSON. D. G.
Troy w. Lewis, Solicitor for Plaintiff
w. c. Adamson, Attorney ad Litem
26-2-9-16.
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WARMING ORDER.

State OF Arkansas.
County of Pulaski.
Peoples Savings Bank. Agent, and
Thomas II. Sims, Trustee. Plaintiffs
vs.. E. D. Bracy ct al. Defendants
No. 22S72.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
The defendants, Eugene A. HirscB,
Paul Remmel, Ralph Hirsch, Carr
Hirseh and Willis E. Hirsch are warned
to appear in this court within thirty
days and answer the complaint of the
plaintiff, Peoples Savings Bank, Agent,
ct al.
July Ord, 1918
w S. BOONE, Clerk.
Il. M. OLIVER, p. c..
SAM FItAUBNTHAI,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
EGT0R II. JOHNSON,
Attorney Ad-litem
5-12-19-26.
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WARNING ORDER.

WARNING ORDER.
State of Arkansas. County
of Pulaski--sS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court.
Essie Bruseau, Plaintiff.
VS.. No. 22869.
Sheridan Bruseau, Defendant.
The defendant, Sheridan Bruseau, 10
warned to appear in this court within
thirty days and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff. Essie Bruseau.
June 20, 1913.
w. S. BOONE. CLERK.
j. A. GIBSON, ID. c.
w. G. Akers, Solicitor for Plaintiff
Earl d. Kidder. Attorney ad Litem
5-12-19-26.
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Legal Notices
MANNING ORnER.

WARNING ORDER.
State Of Arkansas, County
of Pulaski-ss.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Carrie Buckley, Plaintiff,
- vs.. No. 229S1.
William c. Buckley, Defendant
The defendant. William c. Buckley, is
warned to appear in this court within
thirty days and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff, Carrie Buckley.
w. S. BOONE. Clerk.
J. A. GIBSON. D. c.
Troy w Lewis. Solicitor for Plaintiff
w. c. Adamson, Attorney ad Litem.
26-2-9-16.
WARNING ORDER.
State of Arkansas, County
of Pulaski--ss.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
d. Hamilton, Plaintiff,
VS.. No. 229SS.
p. Hamilton, Defendant
The defendant, T. Hamilton, is warn
ed to appear in this court within thirty
days and answer the complaint of the
plaintiff, d. Hamilton.
July rs, 1918.
80 W, s. BOONE. Clerk.
J. A. GIBSON. d. c.
Grover T. Owens. Solicitor for Plain
Ector r. Johnson, Attorney az Ii
tenn.
26-2-9-I6.
WARNING ORDER.
State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski Z
f. q. Rice, Plaintiff, VS.. o. c. Rice, De-
fendant-No. 22S74
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
The defendant. o. G. Rice, is warned
to appear in this court within thirty
days and answer the complaint of the
plaintiff, f. u. Rice.
July 3rd, 1918.
w. S. BOONE, Clerk.
J. a. GIBSON, d. G.
w. Il. HAYNIE, Solicitor for Plaintiff.
J. p. KIRBY, Atty Ad-litem.
5-12-19-26.
WARNING ORDER.
State OF Arkansas, I
County of Pulaski.
ThoS. S. Laser and Sam Laser Partners
Doing Business Under the Style and
Name of Laser Motor Co, and Laser
Grain Co. Plaintiffs. VS.. Chevrolet
Motor Company of st. Louis. Mo-, De-
PENDANT.
In the Pulaski Circuit Court.
The defendant, Chevrolet Motor Com
pany of St. Louis, Mo, IS warned to APP
pear in this court within thirty days
and answer the complaint of the plain
tiffs, Thos S. Laser and Sam Laser,
partners. doing business under the style
and name of Laser Motor Co. and Laser
Grain Co.
July Srd. 1918.
By O. L. McNAIR, d. c.
j. S. MALONEY, Clerk.
SAM'L FRAUENTHAI4,
ECT0R r. JOHNSON.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
GROVER T. OWENS,
Attorney Ad-litem.
5-12-1s-26.
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CEMETERY LOTS
Deaths

AtESASPEn # Ss E An" S "@Tss %nS ss
1sn A,s!sa@Sr 01ss lsss u:s Il :"
DrSnie kIEAoa M5 Meroa 3 cfI XMpa As0 r%ScEs
widow OF Richard Allen. funeral services
priEate ST" T%es ,d.,nn; m Diver T. Bair n
ANsLEY =. Oct. ~. CHARLES .coss-
Funoral 'G% residemce 10 @ Of parents @ % 45i Regent
It, lnt priyate, Cathsdral Gem
isaac + ArMsrons. RsatDss Ri % and md Mts SrlsnSs
invited to attend funeral. Tues. 10 Il. m,
residence. cl4 wynnewOod rd. Int. Holy
=, AssHI,In foreisn service. Oct, =. JOSEPH
N % Asrs AsH e. ana TsS ssss + is H.
Ssrs6ls s. ?S,h 4 ,,m,,S n, Mt MoTiah Cen" at CON
widow Of Robert Barnes and daughter of
Ned. 7:so. a. m, brother's residence. ss6
af Kin immacuste % Conception 'T" a. mass m' Int oid
c'lhfsfS aHRRoSMoct ce% As!o s MHRY sHafES wife
Rsbskah I;odEe; i o; q; =. Wonsn'a nsgs:
Ladies' Of Golden Eagle. Excelsior Temple.
10 SO: camp No Ss' r o. OF A.: VIM;
Rethiehem; % ladies' Of the &, A. Rp"et r.; coIs Gus
W: Town Circle. No; ~; Daughters Of Lib;
sr' son S haps3 s9 rS
neral Thurs. $40 a. M. 325 S. 18th at.
Solemn mass OF requiem 10 a. m. St. Johns
Church. Int private.
BEECHER.--At New York. Oct. 30. JEN-
Mn BEEcHER. daughter of late Hiram
and Rebecca Beecher, Relatives and friends
Siiedc ,nsiied to 1pne5st .se serves & Med M
aa6O x. Gth' ST.. int. Hillside Gem. Auto
BERGER.-oct. %. CHARLES X. hus:
ba nd OF Maria s. Berger. aged 02. Funera |
services private. Tues. p. M. 1871 N.
Robins9n s. int, private - nos.
L., daughter Of John F. and the late Anna
g Berlin raISs aged 49, EUnersi- - private. Tues.
BINDEN:-Suddeniy. Oct. 20. MARY
widow of William Blnden, Funeral Tues.
y, m; aa:2 w York st. Int. private,
BiTTEI..-Oct. 90. 4637 Germa town ave :.
Germantown, JOHN b.. husband Of Kath-
Francis Of Assist Church. Tues, 10 a. m.
Int, Holy Scpulchre Gem. =
BOAI,-At Atlantic City. ~ j.. Oct "a
Of ,p.eumonia. CATHAklNE,. wife OF Jo.
Mary A., McNally. Int. from parents resi-.
dence. Hilltop y. j.. Tues. . D. M. no
f,,nn nt,n1
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ARMY TAKES 81 STUDENTS
State College to Open New Term
Due to Demands of S. A. 7. C..

Spsciai Dispatch to ErcninO Public Ledger
state College. Pa. Oct. 2s-The War
Department today made another call on
state College to suppy army officers
Ninety-one students enlisted in the
students army training corps were
reuusitioned for commissions in field
artillery and army aviation. Major
James BayleiS, the Commandant. VIII
recommend the appointment of high
grade material 70 the training camps,
but the final selections will be made by
visiting army officer this week.
In the first month of the college year.
10 per cent of the state College unit
Of the S. A. T. c. has been sent to o.
ficer training camps. Owing to tne
urgent demand for officers. the Penn
sylvana state College will begin new
young men will be admitted to college
at that time to replace the students. who
have been sent TO officers training
ca,rps during the last month.
The college has been empowered by
the War Department to recruit its
students army training corps to 1900
men. This will be done in part by offer
ing the special term for physically fit
men who were registered for military
service on September l2 and who have
had high school training.
After admission TO the college. the
students will become members of the :.
A. r. {. They will receive board. lodg-
ing, uniform and pay from the Govern
ment and will pursue some regular col
lege course. with extra military drill.
until they are called to an officers train
ing camp
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Business Questions Answered

! have taken a great deal OF Interest IN
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Srokersse house connected with the, New
York York stock Exchange. and ! would Ike Ike, 70 Q
The, WORKINGS OF the business I should like
me in relation 'n to tie bond department, V
in which am anxious to work.
in the. evening department OF the New York
city College. People ask me what benent ]
do not specialize In some line, as this Is
the age of specialzation. Would YOU ad-
crenee TO some Special WORK which would be
more applicable and useful in my Inc? =,
Under separate cover I send names
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you.
I do not fully understand what you
mean by outside work in relation to
mediate chief to advise YOU on this.
He can do it. The fact that YOU ask
will please him for two reasons.
First. Because you credit him with
knowing.
Second. Because it tells him you
mean business
cannot advise you about your educa-
tional program without knowing exactly
what subjects are covered in your gen
eral educational course. 1t Is true.
however, that a general knowledge OF
business organizations is necessary TO
every one who means to succeed in busi-
ness, To this general knowledge should
be added the spec al knowledge of your
particular activities.
| nnd your business Career OF Peter
Flint interesting as well as instructive.
| have but one suggestion to make. As
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why not give Peter Flint some eA-
perence as COPY writer and solicitor?
As am and have been. in the employ Of
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Glad you find "Peter's' business life
If there is a sufficient de-
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experience IN the advertising world. he
shall have it, At any rate he will have
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FOOD CRISIS IN VIENNA
Three Weeks Rations in Hand,
Delegations Beg for Supplies
By the Associated Press

Amsterdam. Oct. IS. Vienna is
threatened with food crisis in the most
acute form The Vossische Zeitung
hears that deputations Of Austrians have
gone to Berlin and Dresden to beg urg-
emily for immediate assistance to avert
the worst
The Vienna municipality has only
three weeks rations left. and supplies.
notably from Galicia have been stopped
by the Czech farmers and railway men.
Other deputations have hurriedly gone
to Agran, Prague and Budapest TO do
their utmost to persuade the Czechs not
to let the unhappy Niennese starve.
Unemployment Is widespread in Aus
trian industries. The famous Skoda
arms and ammunition works has dis
charged $4,000 hands, owing TO lack Of
war materials.