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Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-12
Homestead Law for Soldiers.
Ask The Bee to Answer.

EX-Buck-No new legislation has
been enacted in regard to home
steads for soldiers. The laws are
the same in regard to public lands
as before the war If you will write
| to the commissioner Of the general
land office, Washington, D. c., he
| will give you all information, with a
description OF lands open to entry.
However, three bills are before the
congress at present, intended to
make provision for the opening Of
large tracts Of land under conditions
especially favorable to soldiers. One
of the features of the bills Is a plar
for loaning money to the soldier on
long time and at low interest, to en-.
able him to. make a start in life. II
you are sufficiently interested write
to Allen Turkey, $40 First National
bank building, or to T, j. Mcclure,
sos Omaha National bank building,
either of whom will furnish you
with copies of the three bills and
give you chance to express your
views on either plan. These men
are the executive officers of the local
chapter of the American Legion.
Many Questions Answered.
A Friend-The last information
we have concerning service park
unit 4O2 is that it is still at Brest
waiting orders to go aboard ship
The late sailing lists do not contain
mention of it.
B. c. A.-Much will depend on
the nature of the offense as to
whether two months of an unex-
PRED sentence will be enforced after
transfer Of prisoner from France to
the United States. Military disci-
plinary barracks Gas the army pris-
ons are called), are located in New
York harbor, at Fort Leavenworth,
Kan, and in San Francisco harbor.
L. S.-Your brother being attach
ed to the messenger service at gen.
eral headquarters, it is not likely he
will be released for immediate re-
turn. While the greater part of the
work of the peace conference Is
over, much remains to be done.
General headquarters at Chaumont
will be abandoned soon, and it may
be your brother will be released
then.
M. M. Rive have no word as
to when the Third division will be
sent home. 1t is part Of the Amer
lean forces in Germany, and while |
some of the divisions there have
been ordered to an area of prepara-
ton for return, no sailing date has
beeen assigned any. The movement |
depends on German compliance with |
military terms of the peace treaty.
A. I've have no recent report |
as to the movement of the 137th in
fantry.
A. c. C.--The 2O9th military po-
lice Germany reached New York |
JrIy 5, coming over on the Levia-
tnan. We can not tell you to which |
camp this outfit was sent for demo-
SolGier-The compensation act |
and tile war risk insurance act are
separate laws. Would advise you
by all means to retain your insur-
ance.
Marble Usually about one month
:: required for transport to make
a round trip. Some of the boats
are slower, some faster, but 80 days
is the c-!e. A few are making ap-
two round trips a
month.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-12
Fight for 1.-TWO and Three Quarters"

The battle in the house over wartime pro-
hibtion now turns on the "275' beer. From the
drys come cheerfully framed assertions that the
wartime prohibition will continue until the
constitutional amendment takes effect, and thus
no opportunity will be provided for restocking
cellars and lockers that may be depleted to
some extent. So the vets, accepting the posi-
bity of this situation, are rallying to save the
milder form of alcoholic beverage. The con-
tention that congress has no right to define
Intoxicating liquor rests on foundation that
has proved as elusive as well-waxed dance
floor for unwary feet. The difficulty of proving,
intoxcation has been the despair of courts for
generations If no rule can be laid down to de-
termine when the result is attained, how will it
be possible to positively define the cause? 1t
is quite likely that congress will not specifically
exempt the "275" article, and that thus ample
employment for courts will be provided, until
eventually the matter reaches the final tribunal
and definition of what is Intoxicating be given
from which no appeal can be taken.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-12
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The Day We Celebrate.

D. D. Miller, president Home Furniture
Jeter C.. Pritchard, former United States
senator from North Carolina, born at Jones'
boro, Tenn, 81 years ago.
George Eastman. inventor and manufacture
er of the kodak camera, born at Waterville,
N. Y, IS years ago.
Newell Sanders, former United States sem
ator from Tennessee, born in Owen county,
Ind 50 years ago.
Thirty Years Ago in Omaha.
William Deering & Co., dealers in agricu1-
tural implements, have decided to erect FIVE
story brick warehouse at Eighth and Capitol
avenue, to cost $75000
The waterworks company has put into OPP
Grafton its electric light plant at the new works
in Florence
DR.. J. c. Jones has left for two-months
sojourn in Europe.
Col Marshal Mcdonald, United States
commissioner of fish and fisheries with a party
of FIVE, on tour of investigation which takes
them from Washington to the Pacific coast
spent the day in Omaha. B. B. Kennedy of
this city is member of the state fish commits
sion. --..
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-12

Chile has long coast line which
extends from about Is degrees to Sc
degrees south latitude The so-called
continental section of Chile extends
from approximately the 18th to the
AID parallel, while the insular or
archipelago section extends from the
42d to the 56th parallel. In this
long stretch of coast there are nu-
merOuS ports.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-12

Enthusiastic Huns have gone to "strafe- ing"
|olks again. This time President Wilson is the
ictim. Considering how the move along this
6ne against England turned out the president
Fexfly ought to welcome it.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-12

Right off the reel the government at Wash
|ngton Is reminded by the British and the
French Of the necessity of establishing order in
Mexico. In this case, "watchful waiting" will
kot fool ANYBODY.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-12

Experts who boosted the yield Of wheat far
but Of sight a few weeks ago are taking it
hown again Folks will quit paying attention
% them in time, and count only the bushels in
HE rranary
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-12

The Iowa farmer who went from Omaha
Nth 5000 in his pocket for which he had ex-
changed l5o head of hogs will not complain if
present conditions last till he can come to mar
.get again
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-12

The South Side librarian reports great
demand for "hot weather reading" May we
submit Stefansson's directions for building q
|snow hut!
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-12

Mr. Wilson proposes to scrutinize the ap-
hropriation bills This is his right and duty
Ind il will also give him chance to show that
10 veto can be overridden if his party will sup
hort him.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-12

The R-3lis making much better time on the
home track than it did coming over, but what
does this signifyl
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-12

marry because he needed a housekeeper. HI
|got what he most required, 4 keeper.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-12

Caruso lost thirty barrels of wine in the
Florence food riots. He would have had to face
court charges also in Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-12

That little drop in the price of gasoline will
make 1 great difference in the aggregate to
Nebraskas pocketbook, for we burn more gas"
here than anywhere else in the
'sorld
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-12

The annual competition between the rail-
roads for track workers and the farmers for
harvest hands is being settled az it always has
been, in favor of the one offering the bigger
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-12

Now is the time to buy your dynamite, T.
IN. r. and the like. The government has re-
moved its restrictions on the sale of ex-
|plosives. And just after the Fourth, too.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-12
arrests.

undertaken. In time they may learn to make
arrests.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-12

That letter in regard to the shantuns in
|cident may prove interesting to others besides
Americans. II will be good for the world to
know just where Americans stand on the ques-
HON
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-12

Henry Ford says he only wants $2s,000,000 :
year. Pikeri
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-12

When the senate finally ratihes the treaty,
the only disappointment felt will be among
those purblind democrats who persist in think
ing the war was party affair
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-12

Explanations that do not explain also fai
10 convince.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-12

The Bisbee deportation begins to show
signs OF vigorous bareback.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-12

Do you know any more about the covenan,
today?
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-12

Daylight saving" may be saved by executive
elemency.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-12
Friend Of the Soldier

Replies will be given in this
column to questions relating
to the soldier and his prob
lens, in and out of the army.
Names will not be printed.
A aL Tha Rao 4. A.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-12
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURE
BY DADDY.
"BUMBLE BEE BUZZ"

(1n this adventure Peggy and Billy have
an amusing time among the bees and
birds).
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25
WANT An RATE CARD

one cent per word each daily insertion
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Three consecutive insertions. including
Saturday, 9 cents FER word
SIX consecutive insertions. cents per
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The above rate IS based on a minimum
Of a 20 word counL- Ads containing less
than this number o. words VIII be counted
as 20 words
one dollar and thirty cents per line per
month
Bold face lines double price.
10 ad run for an Indefinite period IT
T. taken over the telephone Orders 70
discontinue IT F.l ads must be made In
writing
Accounts for classified ads are due after
first Insertion N0t responsible for move
than one Incorrect insertion
In order 20 give time for proper CLASH
fication Il is Necessary 20 close The Herald
Classified page Saturdays at - noon All
other days az 1Z-2f r. m want ads re-
ceived after this hour VIII appear the nezt
day Orders 90 discontinue want ads must
be IN Herald office before g r. n q pub
licatlon-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25
Help Wantsd-SaIssmsn


WE NEED experienced salesmen 70 travel
West Texas, New Mexico or Arizona easy
seller, good commission, not oil stock 525
Trust Bldg.
WANTED-Four live wire salesmen, only
those who can produce results need ap-
ply. not an oil proposition. Apply sl5
Texas
MEN-lne1perienced or experIencsd
City or travelling Write for list Of open
ings ald full particulars Address NAH
salesmen'a IT. Assn-Dept- 225. Chicago III
Statesmen to handle fast selling Good
year Guaranteed Raincoatsi make big
money during your spare time Sample
coat free Write for particulars Goodyear
.llg- CO. Us Lillis Bldg. Kansas City. No.
SUCCESSFUL OIL company has opening for
I'VE represeltatlVes 20 sell Epecialues. one
who can build up sales organization pre-
1erreo, liberal commission. broad market.
Add-ess A l66, care Herald
FOR LIE Of Woodrow Wilson. one book.
easy seller big money maker. II you want
$40 70 SIS day profit. write for particulars.
Frank Cooper s62 Boylston St. Boston.
Mass.
can use a limited NUM-
Der Of good men 20 sell bank supplies. cali
andars, pencils and specia-ties in leather,
wood cloth and celluloid; all year perma-
nent position. Bankers Supply Co. Iowa
City. Ia
WANTED-speeialty salesmen. an retail
ers. side line or regulars. samples light,
new, pleasant. $500 weekly. commission.
steady income at home from recorders
after about . months BOX coz. Cedar
Rapids. Ia
SIDE LINE SALEsMEN-W have an at
tractive line OF premium aes0rtmeuts for
I've statesmen, commission from IS 20 $50
per order; Il you want an up 70 date lire
write today Garfield Efr. Co.. 1908
Broadway St. Chicago. III.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25
OH and Mininn

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pASTED-Lawyer on Man. Investor
Would Ike TO communicate with lawyer
with gilt edge reputation and responsibil-
ityi also with practical oil driller; both
for Official positions with cooperative
oil fled business: both must stand most
rigid investigation Would also Ike to
hear from any one having $1,000 or more
70 invest in the best ground floor propo-
sidon you ever received. Address A IFS.
care Herald
OIL LANDS. on, CLAIMS
LAND NEAR COLUMBUS. n. 81.
5 acres north OF Valley oil Co.'S well. now
drilling, for $50 per acre This IS the land
itself with All mineral rights. Good soil
and level.
OIL CLAIMS, UPPER VALLEY.
Within miles Of Fl Paso Oh & Gas Co.'S
wen and Crawford derrick From 20 10
$50 acres at S2-50 to IS per acre
TEXAS OIL AND GAS PERMITS.
Hueco Basin. as close az u miles from
Hueco Basin oil Cos we'll now drilling
one or more sections, from 75c per acre Up
JAY F. KNOX COMPANY,
sol caples BldE- Phone 22ss-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25
Help Wanted-Salesmsn

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WANT salesmen TO represent factory.
Ford necessity Reardoa Mfg- CO.. Pc
orla. III
sALEsNAN-sids or main line to sen
low priced 5000 mile guaranteed tires.
seXs =. non-sldd. sells for S11.95: other
sizes In proportion. good money making
proposition FOR live wire Write Consoii-
dated Ilre Co, SIC s Michigan. Chicago.
SPECIALITY sALESMES-W uanufac-
ture a Ford accessory which interests
every dealer ana owner on sight and sells
readily; do you really want 70 make $3.50
per week. Some have made more. Motor
Produets Co. Indianapoliss Ind
MANY men making two 10 three hundred
dollars per week on recorders from dealers
Of Rich Tone Photographs. Il big values
TO retail al SIS TO $3.50. half profit 20
dealerz. send references and fun particu-
lars about yourself and territory wanted
Great Eastern Mfgrs- Co. Rich Tone Dept.
$40. s Wabash Ave. Chicago. III
SALEsMEN-sSew carburetor for Ford
cars Simple, not a moving part. installed
In 30 minutes guaranteed TO double your
mileage and start IN zero weather with
out heating or printing; IS day free trial
Our 81 Louis man sold 1000 In II months.
salt Lake City man made $1,000 IN ons
week Write u q J. Carburetor Co.. sos
W. Jackson Blvd. Chicago.
Statesmen WANTED The Desdernona
on & Refining Co. capitalized al two
nillion dollars with Il wells IN. IA drill
ing ny the Magnolia Petroleum. Sinclair
Gulf, and others A company that pays
now exceedingly large dividends. wants men
and women In each locality who can sell
shares 70 write for Information We con-
slider from a salesmlu's point OF view,
that nothing better has been offered IN
the state OF Texas Those who car do
business wanted Address James Malcolm
& Co.. 18th floor sam Houston Life Bldg.
Dallas, Tex Investors write for detailed
IN formation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25

LEAsEs-Afost all leases started low;
help get leases I got direct from state in
Texas. new Pecos district, whole cost for
first year soc an acre; so acres or ! or
more sections 10c~au acre. cash with or
DER Toe November 18th and 1oc when you
seu or get oils your order must reach me
soon as price advances TO 81 an acre No
vember ends many test wells are going
down; profit by driuers' work, order now
o. write mandatory for special letters.
Henry B. clark. 20f Continental Bank
BIDS. It. Worth. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25

OFFICES n new Trust Bldg.
new. clean. modern Ramsey
Realty Co. Lgrs, New Trust Bldg
Arcade.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25

In the new Trust Bldg. corner
san Antonio and Stanton. Already
the biggest companies in the field,
have offices there accommodate
lions available for any reputable
concern
FISk-RAMSET REALTY co.
Lobby Arcade. New Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25
Heb Wanied-Agents

help MalLe0-Ageuf1
field. good commercial lease. VIII sell az
low price. terms II desired Ginshurg
Bros, Electra, Tex
AGENTs-Seu Ford electric pIugs, h-il-
liant light all speeds, clear view entire
cad, lasts lie OF car. retains So WasnIug-
ton auto supply c. Melville. Tenn
AGENTS-Men and women make big
money selling our new, up 70 date photo
medalDons quick sales big profits. Cru
yer CO. Jackson and Campbell, Chicago
LARGE manufacture wants representa-
lives 20 sell shirts underwear, hosiery.
dresses, waists. skirts, direct 10 homes
Write for free samples. Madison Lllls. 500
BroadWey, New YORK City.
AGENTS wanted for a reliable company TO
sell hosiery and toilet goods don't write
unless you mean business For particulars
write Mrs Naude Carlin. fl7a T. over
land. y Paso. lex
AGENTs-S40-s100 week. free samples.
gold sign letters anyone can put on store
windows, big demand. liberal offer 70 gen
eral agents. Metallic Letter Co. ass n.
Clark, Chicago
AGENTs-Big pay and free automobls.
Introducing wonderful new gasoline EaVer,
puucture proof dve-year spark plugs and
other economical auto uecessitiea Outfit
Tree j. Ballweys Dept 6sl. Louisville. ny.
AGENTS making $500 weekly. everyone
wants ALa A0ELAAlas Tor 4ll nome maze
beverages. book form. send 81 for copy
and -erritory proposition Buyers Export
Agency. Inc. si5 Broome 81. New YORK
AGENTS make big profits selling our sx-
tracts. perfumes. cod creams. face pow
derz, spices. medicines. etc Beautiful
high grade line. exclusive territory. sam
pie soap free Lacasslan Co, Dept III.
St Louis. no
AGENTS. 70 so q day easy. go light
weight, fast selling, popular priced neces-
stiles, food lav0rs. perfumes, soaps. toilet
Preparations. etc. agents OUTFIT free.
write today quick. now. American Prod
uets Co. eos American lldg-. clneinnati, Q.
AUTHORIZED Negro War History. 744
pages. with peace terms. by Kelly KILLER,
OF Washington, $50 pictures, best book
for c0.Ored people ever written. price only
$3.50. selling like wildfire, outfit free. act
quick jenkins Publishing Co, Quincy St,
chicago. III
FOR sALE-Thres lots. quarter block,
macadam street. desirable neighbors. near
ward school. town 6.00Q, sood oil pros
poets safe real estate Investment For
Information write j. Baxter. santa Anna.
Tex
Official History Of tue
American Negro IN the world War" 600
large pages, $50 Illustrations. new book by
most noted negro Of the day. one million
negro homes waiting for this book. agents
making $50 daily, freight paid. credit
given. biggest commission prompt ship
ments. write quick for outfit Victory
Publishing Co, az s Dearborn. Chicago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25

AA1Ean q T 4t3aDes
We pay the most for Liberty honda- SEND
re your bonds by registered mail and
cheek VIII be forwarded 20 you same day.
= S. CuRTlSS & CO.
Fl Paso Tex
Oldest Brokerage FIRM IN FL Pass.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25
Lode Notices.

ALL MAsONs who expect TO become char
ter members Of the new Masonic lodge at
Five Points are requested TO sign the ap-
plication at their earliest convenience
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25
GET RICH IN RANGER

GET RICH IN RANGER"
Business opportunities almost beyond be-
uefs all lines, legitimate safe. attractive,
investments paying 500. 7ET6 OF even
1909 per auuuu. Doesn't seem possible,
but it's true-we can prove f.
HICKMAN REALTY COMPANY,
Honesty. Reliable. Courteous.
Oh Leases. Royalties.
P. o. Box 74s. Ranger. Texas
HIRES A 100 10 / sHOT-Ths PiPPin
wei az Mabanlz IS down 200 feet. and
the Blossom or the Woodbine sand &c eE-
pected within the next 800 feet; the log
o. the well IS favorable; SO buys you !
share CT stock and a so day option on
more shares; the well Is fully financed
ard so days VIII tell the tales remember,
they were all wild once and play EN-
While they're wild The Fowler and HOG
Creek are Just opening chapters n the
history OF Texas Oil Play the Pippin wen
az Mahank.
FRED HAY-SES. OIL SYNDICATE,
Eraetcrlan Bldg
Dallas. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25

delD Wanted-EIaIe and Female
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COOK wanted. man or woman. for tbs
country Can lo2 n Campbell
WANTED-EEperienc dining rooo Boz
or woman. also dish washer. ITO Ne
LUNCHROOM boy or gil. out OF town
$50 month. board and room, transporta-
ton furnished Address A III, care Her
aid
SPANISH NIGHT CLASSES
Why not learn 20 speak Spanish correctly
night classes? Phone $50. sos South
Florence ST.
Help Rantsd-Fsmals
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ENGLISH speaking girl. homework. fam
~ Two. stay nights. 1903 Mesa
WASTED-Ezperience Waitrssses. APP
ply Chocolats Shop.
MANTED-Womau Tor general houssWoTiz
WANTED-Good giFl for housswoTk and
care for baby Phi 2so4 1874 Mundy..
lfASTED-1fiddie aged woman 70 care for
house and 2 children Phi 5127W-
EXPERIENCED woman for horseTorE
ms Myrtle. Phi $50.
WANIED-Experienc woman f5r gen
eral Homework Apply z13 Texas.
WHITE woman FOR general houseW0rk IN
family q 8 1911 arizona. Ph- asa
WANTED-At once. ? lady waitTsssss IN
Maria must have good references In
qulre az Crown CAFE. Maria, TEXAS
WANTED-Engilsh Speaking girl 70 as
sist with cooking and homework $40
upson
WANTED-Amerieaa or English speak
ing Mexican girl 70 cook and do general
housework. Ph. s65sW OF car s315 Grand
COLLECTOR for installments accounts
business district. half day work each day
required address c u. care Herald
WANTED-Housekeep American woman.
@ take charge Of house. salary good Call
1901 River
MAITREsS-Lunch only. neat and fast
Apply Steward. University Club, Martin
WANTED-Woman for houssWork and
plain cooking. family Of 2 $50 70 2, IS
weekly. 852l Douglas. PA s1s2J-
DINING room girl, out Of town, $50 month
board and room, transportation furnished
address A III. care Herald
WANTED-Engish speaking woman who
understands waiting on table for board
ers PA. 565I-
WANTED-Colored gil for gsneral house
work. small family. 70 live on place. ref-
erences required good place for right gil
Apply Zl3a Silver
" ~ - ----a-- jung HA---a-- To Ha---
on customers. must possess saies-na1shiD
and speak Spanish Singer Sewing Ma
chine CO.. eos S e. Paso ST.
HFANTED-PoWer machine operators. must
be rapid and willing workers. also hand
workers. come ready for work E. Paso
Tent & Awning Co. 129 san Francisco
EARN SIS weekly. spare time. writing for
newspapers. magazines, experience IN
necessary details frea Press Syndicate,
ss2 St Louis, No.
teacher for first grade,
temporary certificates granted II neces-
sary. 500 per month. send photo Address
by registered letter, r B. Riggs. Pata-
gonna. Ark
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25
Helm Wanted Male

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WANTED-Bread maker. Hotel Paso del
Norte-
WANTED baker. SIS week. - hours
70 complete work no union man apply
steady job 10 the right party Maria Bak-
cry. Mare. Tex
EMEN-BRAEEuEN-
s150-Sz00 monthly. all railroads. iueNperi-
enced men trained FOR and placed IN po-
Herald
nan. TO work this city rsfinishinE chan
deliers brass beds automobiies BY new
method SO daily without capital or eI-
perisnce. Write Guumetal Co. 136 Elm. De-
catur. ILL.,
WANTED-3len wishing positions ire
men. brakemen. colored train porters. flZ5-
$500 month. no experience necessary,
Southern Northern roads Write Inter
Railway Dept go. Indianapolis. Ind
WANTED - BRIGHT BOY As
PROOF MESSENGER ONE NOT
ATTENDING SCHOOL APPLY
HERALD ADVERTISING DEPT.
BIG FACTORY wants local manaser for
nationally advertised farm utility full
sales cooperation 70 man with some cap
ital. permanent connection. excellent op-
portunity. Address W. Newton. Sales
Manager. Rock Island. III.
WANTED man Of good character for
our special real estate representative. ez-
nified work no canvassing. part or whole
time, make money while learning Ma
tiona1 Cooperative Realty Co. Dept
642 1875 You St. Washington. D. Q.