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The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-03-13

home near Carriere, and II the
phrase "a self made man" car
ries any meaning at all, it may
very appropriately be applied to
John Lumpkin. With only linn
tied opportunities for schooling
up to the age of seventeen or
eighteen, he determined to get
an education and entered the A.
H. S. here, where he spent five
years, working his way through.
By close application, diligent
study, and purpose to succeed,
he made good, and graduated
with honors. He went to the
State University for one session
and then was taken into the Ar
my service.
Recently released from duty
at Camp Shelby, and with a de-
sire for a political career, he en-
ters this race.
Mr.. Lumpkin feels that he has
qualified himself to serve the
people, and asks kindly consid-
Grafton al the hands of the vo-
ters.\
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-03-13
Resolutions Of The Death Of FRS.
D. D. Durham.

The following resolutions were
PASSED atareceHt meeting OF the
Womans Missionary Society OF
the Poplaryue Methodist church.
Whereas, We bow with sadden-
ed hearts and chasteued spirits
to thcdlspensation OF Providence
which took from our midst our
beloved friend and Co-Workcrs;
Mrs. d. d. Durham, therefore,
resolved, that in the passing
from us of Mrs. Durham we rec
ognizc the fact that our Society
1a, lost one Of ITS most faithful
aud efficient mem bers, and we
ourselves a shining example OF
womaniy virtues.
Resolved, further, that, while
we sYmpathize most deeply
with The family and pray Heaven ;
richest blessings and sweetest
consultations upon them, sc, also
feel ourselves bereft,
Resolved, that these resolutions
be spread upon our minutes, a
copy furnished the press for
publication, and a copy sent to
the family Of our departed
friend.
Mrs. C. H, Hyde, ST.,
Mrs. l.. Nj. Provost,
Mrs, C. p. Rawls,
Committee
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-03-13
Board of Supervisors
March Term


The Board of Supervisors of River County, met
ular monthly Chancery Clerks Office at the Court
house. Poparye Monday March 1919 all members and Of
6cers present
monthly reports of Leopold Locke Superintendent Of
Education Tate, Farm Demonstraor, and Miss Pauline
Ouaes Economics Agent received and ordered MED
passed making loan OF $4,000 OF 10Th section
School funds to H. s. Stewart upon with the laws
ernng loans hpvng been recommended by W.
and Hamp Stewart committee who appraised the
property security improved real estate valued at 500
An order passed making loan Of $3.50 OF 10th Section
Smith upon compliance with the laws govern
ing loans having been recommended by amP 5
Stewart and B. E. Lumpkn committee who appraised tue
property improved real estate valued $500
The the salary of P Mitchell Agent Of
Live Stock Sanitary Board for the eradication OF the cat
tick, be fixed at $500 per month,
appointed at the February meeting recon-
road be opened Petioncd Tor from the
School house the Lumberon and Bond road
point northward County line distance OF about
me provided County of Lamar the portion OF sao
road lying in County.
Upon petition of freehoders and the recommendation
committee of the Board public road was established "
Corporation line of the town Of Poparye at point
N. o. N Railroad the said corpora
line the Northeast side by OF A. HoWafd place
An passed disseminating all that portion OF the Co
Gainesville public road from the South end OF the lane
Kimbe old place. the town OF Pcayune to the cop
ration line of the of Pcayune the same having been proper
y petoned for.
passed selling Leon Strahan lot OF Block B.
Derbys Poparvie for the of $500
cash $500 $500 vendors en said
ery having of the County by he orcco
sure of mortgage securing 10th Section Loan.
The law firm of Parker Sbvers employed a fee OF
$500 to defend the suit White
Company Pearl River County ais $3.50 be paid and
the balance on termination of the suit.
for 1900 gallons of Dip Vat Solution for the erad
cation of the cattle TICK awarded William Cooper Neph
ews of Chicago $l15 per gallon delivered in gaa sans
1000 gallons to be Immediately gallons
ed
Jeptha Smith employed take charge Of the County
paupers, for and feed all paupers committed
the Home at per month for each pauper
land and property connected with the home
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-03-13
New Corners Here

A new family in Poplarville is
that of Mr.. Clyde Miller, who
with bis wife, Iitlle boy and
mother, came here recently
from Texas.
They are living temporarily IN
a part Of the Dr.. John NJ, Smith
house on Main Street.
Mr.. Miller is manager of the
comissary at the Hosklus-Moore
Company mill, couple of miles
north of town.
We give them a warm welcome
TO Poplaryllle.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-03-13
JOHN LUMPKIN

It will doubtless be source of
much qualification to the many
friends of John Lumpkin to
learn that he is a candidate for
the Office of Circuit Clerk Of
Pearl River county. His an
nouncement to that effect APP
pears in the proper column in
this issue.
Mr.. Lumpkin is a young man
so well known throughout the
county that he really needs no
introduction to the people.
He was born and reared al his
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-03-13
Savannah School Notes

We we're glad to hear that Prof. Col
son, School Supervisor, reported at the
County Teachers Association that our
school is leading in more achievements
than any other school in the County.
Miss Bertha Provost has recently been
added 10 our faculty, The attendance
had been increasing gradually since
the last flu epidemic until it became
necessary to add another teacher. Miss
Provost is recognized as one of the best
primary teachers in the county, and is
measuring up to her reputation here.
Miss Steinwinder entertained the
members Of her Sunday School class at
the teachers home on Friday night.
Various kinds OF games were played, and
refreshments served.
Mrs, Roman Ladner, who has been
suffering from Bright's disease for sew
eral weeks died at her home here on
Sunday afternoon at three o'clock. She
was twenty-seven years old. She had
no children. The family is prominent
Iy connected, and gloom has been cast
over the entire community as a result
of the death Of this good woman. She
was inferred in the old Juniper Grove
cemetery on Monday afternoon. with
host OF sorrowing friends present. The
sympathy of the entire community
goes out to her bereaved husband and
relatives.
Mr.. l. S. Kirkland, who accepted
position recently with the GOODYEAR
people, near Picayune, visited home
folks Sunday.
DIR. W. l Arledge made professional
call in our community Saturday
Mrs. Joe E, Bilbo was carried to the
Iouro InhrmarY in New Orleans, re-.
Gently, and had her tonsils removed.
She has returned home much improved. I
Rev, J, P. Culpepper filled his repu.
lar appointment at Juniper Grove las
Sunday and was called back Monda,
to conduct The funeral of Mrs. Roma
Laduer.
SCRIBE
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-03-13
Another Family Arrives

Mr.. B. V. Evans, who is fore
man of the State Experiment
Station, has moved his family to
Poplarvllle. They are making
their home in the house on the
farm across the road from the
A. II. S.
Mr.. Evans and his family are
exceptionally fine people; we are
glad to have them among us,
aud trust that the people of the
town VIII give them the cordial
welcome they deserve.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-03-13
THE FIGHTING SIXTY-FIFTH

The Sixty-ffth Congress,
which expired last week. was
body of remarkable experiences,
and history making one. No
congress in the history of our
nation ever had as many and in
portant problems with which to
deal We will all agree that, in
the language of the Liturgy, it
did many things it should not
have done, and left undone many
things that it should have done
But It did many wise and benef-
cent things.
It was this Congress that de-
cIared a state of war existing
between the United States and
the imperial German govern
ment and, later, the Austro-
Hungarian government.
We gasp and lose our breath
when learning that in two years
II appropriated nearly fifty five
billion do lars!
1t passed the most gigant c
tax laws in parliamentary his
tory; in two years levying ten
billion dollars 10 taxes upon the
people. And in the same time it
authorized bond issues aggrega-
ting twenty-five billions.
It passed a law to make the
country dry after July LIST, of
this year, for the duration of the
war. And then submitted a
constitutional amendment for
national prohibition, and saw
that amendment ratified by forty
four of the sovereign states and
made a law.
After 1t had made its vast ap-
prop riations for different war
purposes it usually had 10 turn
to and investigate the proper or
improper application of the mon
ey.
1t was in every sense of the
word a militant body. When it
was not declaring war or max
ing war appropriations or pur-
suing war Investigations or APP
pointing war commissions, it
was generally engaged in inter
nal war or IN dissensions with
the administration. One deplo-
rable feature was that, toward
the last days of its life, it played
a good bit of cheap, partisan,
politics.
After all, though, it was our
congress, and a thoroughly
American one. 1t did the thing
it set out to do, and did it
speedily and wonderfully well; it
supplied the country with near
ly five million fighting men,
trained and equipped them in a
time unparalleled IN the history
of wars, furnished them in the
sineWs of war and stood solldly
at their backs while they fought
through 10 victory.
1t packed It's suit case last
week and went home, some of It's
members to the pursuits of
peace and to return no more,
others to "come back' as mem
bers OF the Sixty-sixth congress,
and that should be the greatest
constructive and re-constructlye
body in the world s parliament
airy history.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-03-13
RAD TASTE IN YOUR MOETH

When you have bad taste IN your
II louth you may know that your dlges-
t ion is faulty. A dose OF Chamberlain
tablets will usually correct the dlsoroei
They also cause gentle movement OF
the bowels. You will find this to be one
of the best medicines you have ever De-
come acquainted with
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-03-13

Little -. S" Moody, who sui
fered a fracture of the right
elbow last week, is back from
New Orleans where he was TAX
en- for treatment. He~is getting
on nicely, but it is feared that
the elbow will be stiff.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-03-13
Srr1ith's Pharmacy

Has never substituted
in Prescriptions
Has never been accused
of substituting
And doesn't have to
defend it in advertising
We want your business
We need your business
Will always give YOU
Pure Drugs Carefully
Compounded by Registered
Pharmacists.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-03-13
FOR SALE

EXTRA FINE-Young Jer-
sey Milk cows for sale. Right
young calves, Some of the finest
stock ever raised in this section.
l. H. BASS,
Lum berton, Miss.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-03-13

Opie and Homer Ills, who are
attending the A. II. S. at Ellis
vile, came down Thursday even
ing and were at home through
Sunday.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-03-13
ELECTION NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that
an election will be held in the
town of Poplarville, on Tuesday,
March rs. 1919, for two ~ AL
dermen to fill the vacancies ere
ated by the designations OF
George C. Gredell, and NJ. C..
Kelly,
J. H. Cayer,
r, G. Garrett,
S. f, Bennett,
Election Comr's S.
Poplarville, Miss,
March ID, 1919.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-03-13

Mr.. John Burge, Of Ford's
Creek, was in town Saturday,
He reported some" water be-
tween here and his place.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-03-13

Poplarville, Miss,
March ID, 1919.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-28

fara. - Buffalo. - Sase suite de
lucratori de la 4fabrica Lackawa-
ma Steel Co. an fost dati afara
din lucru astazi; presedmtele
companiei Mccullough a spns eli
a fost slit case dea pc muncitori
afara din iipsa de lucru.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-28

litograf care a fost in Franta
|poate ii imediat pus la lucru, G.
vident ca multi litografi carl M
invatat III timpul cit soldatii Al,
fost in armata, au umplut locul
lasat gol, Gu toate aceste colo
'nelul poate face loc pentru orr
citi fosti soldati ce cunosc Ito
grafia."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-28
DIN FUCA -CONDE|ULU|.


De la vreme mcoace au ince-
put sd he napadeasca operile de
arta a poetilor nostri, Gu cite-o
mica rugare sd lie Scoatem la
lumina zilei. Am face Gu placere
acest .,mic'' serviciu. dar sun
tenn opriti de serviciul sanitar
superior ca Sc dam monstri la l.
veala. = Pentru Appollo, daca
scrieti versuri. fie 81 poetic, sc
|sunc macar la coada.
Uncle societati Sc Scuza ca FL
pot face afisele la tipografia noa
stra din pricina teatralistilor. =
Dior diletanti 81 prea stimate
D-ne 81 Dire diletante. fiji va rog
mai mai. mai nu stu cum sa ma
|exprim. mai promti. ca sa lie
asa. ca onor. societati sa nu va
poata invoca ca motiv de scuza.
Tn Romlnas de al nostrl, cu
toate ca n ayem Gu ell nici i'm elm
nici in mineca, spunem, a IA
cut O inventie geniala: O alifie
miracul0asa. cll care kdacas IT.
ungi tidva, char daca ca o
bila de blizzard de lucioasa, in
citeva zile creste padure de @ar
pc ed. 81 Guinea ingenlosltatn,
disparc ori ce urma de prostle
din gauoaca Ell. Sc Zice ca expe-
rientele all dat un rezultat stra-
lucit. = Fericitul inventator a
cum s'a pus pc lucru Sc formaze
o corporate pc actiuni, ca Sc
poata procura mijloace1e pentru
fabricarea alifiei 81 distributes
Ell.
Tn cOnfrate al nostru crede ga
trebue Sc al curaj Sc spui ,adeva-
rul. Noi credem. ca trebue Sc al
curaj END spui mincluna san
vrei Sc opcrezi buzunarele cuiva
in asa fel ca Sc ramiie goale. =
Ce cred cetitorii nostI2
Nu-i imaginable, pc Onoafe g
Teri pc la orele p. IN. tree IN
fata unei case. Doamna sedea
pc un scaun atirnat de plafOnlu
verandei. scaun caruia Rominii
nostri ii zic ,,hinta" 81 leganin-
du-se. citea pc revista. Ell,
domnul, sedea pc dusumeaua ve-
randei, cu picioarele pc trepta,e
scarei, Gu un copilas cam de vre-
o zece luni in Abrate, pc care i,
mingaia 81 il hitina, ca Sc taca
din plins, 81 tocmai in momentlll
cind priveam scena, doamna il
spune, rastita:
.,Curios. Nh esti in stare sal
faci Sc taca?" 81 aruncind o prl-
wire in jurul eli, zimbeste, $; in
cepe Sc citeasca. Autentic.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-28
|NFORMAI||)M

Pod axnncat in asr. Toledo.
Servieiul de pc lima eomoar
niei Ohio Electric Co, care q
fost interrupt de zece zile din eau
"a grevei, servieiul f0st oprit 81
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NoU! NOU! NOU!
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P. CHINA, proprietar 81 notar
public.

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Aduc la cunostinta tuturor, ca
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la Akron, Ohio, am deschis &c
linga doua pravalii, 81 un oficia
dc agentie pentru trimiteri lie
Bani in Rominia Mare, precum
81 in toate tinuturile locuite de
Romfni.
Banii trimisi prin oficiul meu
sunt garantati prin propria mea
avere, prin garantia depusa la
stat, 81 prin American EXPIRES
Company, care are toata respon-
sabilitatea pentru toti banii tri-
misi prin ofieiul meu. Banii ,la
prezent sunt $5.7a suta de Lei,
f1isa prctnl nh stabfl. Cereti
pretnl current in fiecare ii 81 ce-
reti Maniorci, informatiuni, ca
re lc primiti imediat. Daca al
Yeti pasapoarte, veniti 81 va vim
dem bilete de vapor (sif carts),
avem liniile cele mai bune ST 1i-
recte, Find in ajutorul fratilor
mel Romini de AMI de zile, npde
am fost bine inteles, cred OK II
acuma voiu Il sprijinit 81 vol,
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,ROUMANIA" QFICIU DE TRl
MITERI DE BANI

Va adnce Libelnl (Bocul) de de-
punere. Cereti informatiuni.
Adresa:
1249 Moore Street, Akron, Ohio.
AUGUSTIN SISSEA propr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-28
pc mai departe din cauza arur
carii podului in aer.

pc IldI utpdTlt NIA CduZd dFuii-
carii podului in aer.
Niste lucratori au lucrat la un
drum ce trebuia Sc treaca pc sub
pod 81 din negligenta au spus s}i-
namita sub pod. care, explodat
lstricind podul..
Vrea Sc cumpere coroana Un-
ga1iei. - Cleveland. - Tn un-
CUR Szilard Nyerges a cetit in III
are ca coroana Ungariei este de
vinzare pc un pref de $4,000,
"a dus la unul dintre ziarele To-
cale 81 a anuntat ca el da $25, 900
pc acea coroana.
Coroana IIngariei e de ye-
chime de 800 ami 81 fost pur.
tata de 30 de domnitori.
! Cuvintul Hun va raminea 81
pc mai departe. LDndra. -
Kaiserul 81 toti germanii care au
aprobat felul lui de face raz-
boiu vor fiji nulniti ,,Huni'' in 10
4 ul supliment la dictionarul Ok
ford. ssG4
moi nu Antem inlatura acest
cuyint, s "a splls iDr. Henry Brad
| ley. care redacteaza supplemental
| ,,Acesta estass al al vuvfnt lesftinla'
care deserie ne Kaiser 81 aceia
care l-au urnaat de buna voie.'S
Fabrica de otel da oameni a.
fara. - Buffalo. Sase suite de
lucratori de a. sfabrica Lackawa-
ma Steel Co. an fost dat afar;l
din hlcrn astazi; presedmtele
companiei Mccullough a spns c;i
a fost slit ca Sc dea pc muncitori
afara din iipsa de lucru.
Pungasi vor sd Sc faca pescari
- Cleveland. Luni foata ziua
politia supraveghea marginea la
cului. crezind ca doar poate pune
nina pc hotii ce all furat mreje
de prins peste in yaloare de $150
de la Powell cornen; insa Sc We
de ca hotii mai bine au preferat
Sc vinda mrejele de cit sa mearga
la pescuit, altfel politia punea
nina pc eli ,jH
Explozie la azina electriea din
Fremont. - Fremont. Dupa
cum suntem incunostiintati la IL
zina eIectrica din Fremont g.
vut loc explozie, 0 oare care
turbina orr acumulator electric
explodat, caukind inchiderea
la mai multe fabrici. Toata pute-
rea uzinei Sc margineste la lumi-
natul orasului.
Lucru temporar pentru fostii
soldati. = Washington. De la
departmental de razboi, Drin
Colonelul Arthur Wood Sc anun-
ia ca este 0 mare lipsa de luera-
tori ,,pentru fostii soldati la as
tupatul de sticle en- soda.
Colonelul Wood este insarcinat
din partea ministrului de fazboi
ca Sc caute de ~lncrn pentru fostii
soldati coloifeiul spune ,,ca po-
sibiiitatea dg capxta de ltcru
in acest timpsal anrilui este buna
pentru toti care vor Sc lucre.
Este la fsl o mare iipsa de Il
tografi in intreaga tara. Fiecare
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-28

vident ca multi litografi carl al
invatat in timpul cit soldatii All
fost in armata, au umplut locul
lasat gol, Gu toate aceste colo
nelul poate face loc pentru orr
citi fosti soldati ce cunosc Ito
grafia.''
Tulburari in Charlotte.
Charlotte. - Dol oameni all fost
omoriti, zece raniti dintre care
patrn probabil fatal, in o ineaie. ]
rare intre polite 81 grevisti de Ia
Public Utilities Co.
1f - **
Femeie- -diavol. - Stockholm.
La judecarea fruntasilor din
.,Iiga pentru asasinare a Rusi-
lGr'' s'a descoperit un fapt fosr-
te interesant. O fata Dagmar
Gysser, nlmai de optsprezece ami
de zile. sedus pc M. Ardasjeff,
un patriot rus, ca sa cada in cur
sa, dupa ce la prins 81 cazut in
nina calailor eel torturau, fata
statea rizind Inga el is fuma
din tigareta.
Bonduri in valoare de 100000
furate. Boston. - Din oficiul
casierului de la. statiunea Boston
& Albany Railroad s'a furat bon
illri in valoare de 100000 81
$500 bani gaia. Politia 81 autori-
tatile companiei spun ca nu au
nici 0 urma ce lar putea duce De
urmcle faptasulni.
Douazeci 81 sapte persoane per-
dute la Artic. - Nome. Fnr-
tuna de pc oceanu Artic a stri-
cat planul celor q de aventuri-
eri. care au plecat luna trecuta
eli vaporul Louis Stevenson, spre
0 tara misterioasa, unde sc zicea
ca este foarte mutt aur. Douazeci
81 sapte dintre acestia au plecat
cu vaporul Casco ca sa srabata
Marea. O furuna ce s'a deslan-
tuit impins vaporlll Casco ca
sa piece mai repede, de atun,i
mimic nu s'a mai auzit nici de
vapor 81 nici de cei de pc el
Eroismul unei fete. New
York. =. D-ra Marie Louise
Gombier care ajuns la New
York in drumul Ell spre Los An
gales, spus greutatile &c lea
suferit in timpul cit fost timita
p>isoniera de eatra germani..
La inceputul razboiului a pie
eat Gle la manaSfife ca Se faca o
vizita parintilor ce locuiau la Y
pres, cind ajuns la casa parin-
teasca gasit-o ocupata de ger
mani Acestia 81 instalasera .
statiune de telegrafie fara fir
Fata insa a success ca Sc distru"S
aceasta statiune, fost prins;i
apoi. a fost acuzata de spionai
81 data ca Sc fie impuScata
Prin interventia luni Otter a
scapat de moarte, illsa a fost a.
festata.
in ofensiva canadienilor fost
scapata Gle reg. 95 canadian.
Pentru ca "a distrus statiunea te-
legrafiei fafa fir fost decorate
eli Crucca de razbOiu Franceza.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-28
Tulburari in Charlotte.

Charlotte. Dol oameni all fost
omoriti, zece raniti dintre care
patrn probabil fatal. in o incaie.
rare intre polite 81 grevisti de Ia
Public Utilities Co.
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Ce trebue sd Stim Gu totii.

Ziarele independents din tara pubcat comunicat
foaIte ntcesnt prvile la attudnea partideor poce
din tara fata de reornele emocatice carl infapuit
la asl sub presiunea mprejuror parte din comuncat
fos censurat nam puut aa contnutu ui Prtea
rata Ieprouso in No. nostru de , % pc pagna "a
lara ncl o introoucere, fHfa nc comentar.
Docunentu este Insa de asa insemnatate pentrn
orenalca noastr vtor ca putem trece pese e far
al discuta consccnta sab fapt fie firul
orent;ilii noasre in activitaea potica vioarc.
In comuncat Snt forte carl au contribuit
la nfAturea reforneor democrace: IMPREJURARILE 81
REGELE RoMfNIEI CARE FOLOsIT ACEsTE 1MPRE-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-28

citrii podului in aer.
Niste lucratori au lucrat la un
drum ce trebuia Sc treaca pc sub
pod 81 din negligenta au spus tli-
namita sub pod. care explodat
stricind podll.,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-13

ANYONE out of work will do well to see us. We can always fit you up with some kind of work. We have connections with some of the large corporations throughout the Birming ham district who are constantly in need of skilled and non-skilled labor. Apply Birmingham Employment Co sos N. 21st st, opposite courthouse, TRAINED NURSE-The Lingo Hos pital SS Cooper st., Atlanta, Ga. wishes to employ trained purse (graduated) to take charge of it's training school for nurses; young ladies desiring to become nurses should apply; the pay is good and it is impossible to supply the demand. Applications should be made imme diately.
 WANTED-Lapndres to work ion pyemi ises Phone Main 61S8 1854 s. 18th st.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-13
HELP WANTED--FEMALE
MILLINERY

MILLINERY SALESLADIES WANTED WE HAVE PERMANENT POSITIONS FOR EX- PERIENCED SALES LADIES FOR OUR MIL LIVERY DEPARTMENT. SEE MIR. JOSEPH SAKS, MILLINERY SHOP, SD FLOOR, LOUIS SAKS CLOTHING co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-13

WANTED-A man of real executive qualities to have charge of office records and to assist the president of an out-of-town college; he should be a stenographer and typist, but his more important duties would include the giving of assistance in the detail mana cement of an educational insti- tuition: salary $1200 to $500; living expenses reasonable; state fully qualification in first letter, age. etc Address Permanent Position" care Florence hotel. Birmingham Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-13
HELP WANTED-MALE

col ored combination meat and pastry cook, for 100-room hotel, American plan; state when can come and salary expected; good job for right party. Write Steward, Me Lester Hotel Co.,, Tusca- loosa, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-13
HELP WANTED-MALE

IMEkEEPER-We have an opening for high class timeseeper. must have had several years experience in corpor- ation work: if you are looking for a worthwhile connection and can qual- fly. call by to see ua 121s Jefferson Co. Bank Bldg.