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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-17

it may have. seemed presumptuous
''for Americans to go crusadmg
against tuberculosis in the land of
Louis Pasteur.' Indeed, the COM
mission which went overseas to fight
the white plague in France found
that the French knew exceptionally
we'll how to handle tuberculosis, as
indicated at the Leon Bourgeois Dis
pensary in Paris and the Bligny
Sanatorium thirty miles to the south
of the French capital. 1t was Amer
ica's celebrated genius for teamwork
that taught the French how they
could carry on against tuberculosis
with national scope.
Teanl1Uork
The Commission for the Proven
ton of tuberculosis Of the Rookie
teller Foundation and the Tubercu-
losis Bureau of the American Red
Cross set about to demonstrate the
value of American teamwork. -Four
dispensaries were planned for the
Nineteenth ACCOMPLISHMENT in Paris
three Of these being opened and in
operation before the end of 1918
Nurses were given special training
for their work and encouraged with
adequate pay while receiving in
struction. Districts were intensively
organized for tuberculosis control
with four central dispensaries and
six secondary centres. In all, the
plan of organization for the Depart
ment of Eure- ct Loir called for the
completion Of twenty-three units.
Then there was the Medicinal
Tank. This idea Of the Rockefeller
Foundation was something distinct
~ novel in France 1t rumbled
over the roads of France as might
small itinerant circus; in ad
vance the ubiquitous press agent
full panoplied with advertising lit
erature worded to quicken the curl
osity and interest of the French
peasant. Three such travelling ex
hibits with groups Of lecturers Wis
tied ten departments, and in al
towns Of 5000 on more population
gave 875 lectures, with demonstra
tons and exhibits, during 1918. II
that period 2,115,708 pieces OF
printed matter, posters, pamphlets
postcards and games were widely
distributed throughout the whole OF
France. A series of twenty-foul
articles on tuberculosis appeared in
thirty-three important provincial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-17

rather, evolutionize the punitive
America. indeed, his book, so clearly
characterized by its authors capacity
fol taking infinite pains and avoiding
dogmatc statements, has already
proved powerful antidote to the
Lombroso theory and its equally flimsy
opposite, which makes every criminal
the product of unfavorable environ
mcnt and transfers the responsibility
for his crime to society
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-17

The next theory of the criminal
was that associated with the name of
Cesare Lombroso. 1t is sometimes
called the 'anthropological,' sometimes
the positive doctrine. Lombroso's
theory was in some respects rever-
sion to the old notion that the crimi-
nal is as specifically distinct from the
ordinary type Of humanity as the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-17
All the Odds

EN- every respect, whether at home
u ct the front or in hospital or even
as . prisoner Of war, the officer has
q better time than the man. The Off
Ger suffers from few, if any, of the
vexations and childish restraints that
are imposed upon the private. There
is absolutely no comparison between
The life of an officer and the life of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-17
ST. John Ervne, Author of ~ohn Ferguson Who Has Both
An Officer and a Tommy, Gives Direct
And Unqualified Answer

was much more varied than that of the
men, and, on the whole, better cooked.
Officers, perhaps, had too much to eat;
they certainly had too much 20 drink.
Men sometimes had not enough to eat,
OF tea of poor quality or cafe u-lait,
tasting of petrol tins of water. Prob
ably their drink was better for them
than that of the officers
Easy Whiskey
81 have never been able to under
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-17

they were to the officer. The men
We're always more or less vermnous,
however fastdioas their persona,
habits might be. bar officers seldom
were Al officer. when has battalion
Nas out - rest. eolld count on getting
hot bath nearly every day man
could not count on getting one more
often than once week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-17

Australia have proposed d five-y year
period of cooperation in carrying
out for Queensland and Papua Il
programme of rural sanitation in
which hookworm control is to play
a leading but not an exclusive role
In October, 1918, the School of
Hygiene and Public Health made
possible by gifts for building, equip
ment and maintenance from the
Rockefeller Foundation, was opened
under the auspices of Johns Hopkins
University. The Foundations IN
terest in preventive medicine, and
the conviction that trained per
sonnet IS an essential condition of
progress, led to the establishment
of this institution. In addition to
the fundamental subjects stress
will be laid upon vital statistics,
upon sanitary engineering, upon the
sociological aspects of public health.
upon community surveys and upon
the technique Of administration.
Nutrition
Quoting President Vincent. 1T
is significant of the new attitude of
preventive medicine that from
the outset attention is being given
to the problems OF nutrition. 1t is
proposed to work out basic stand
ards of food for human beings un-
der various conditions. Prevention
is being more and more positively
interpreted into better standard
of living, in terms of working con
ditions, housing, food, exercise
recreation, sociability and happiness
The field Of industrial hygiene has
great possibilities.
The fifteen buildings of the Pc
king Union Medical College, which
are being constructed under the
auspices of the China Medical Board
Of the Rockefeller Foundation, went
steadily ahead during 1918. The
people have already named the
group 'The Green City Medical
education has gone on apace in
China. In Sac Paulo, Brazil, Il new
department of hygiene was opened
in connection with the Faculty OF
Medicine and Surgery, and two
American scientists have been
lent this school for period Of
five years. A similar arrange
ment made with the Oswaldo
Cruz Institute for introducing a
department of pathology ha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-17
hitch Has the Harder Lot, Officer or Private

7 EW WORKERS who are en-
joying one of the &C
knowledged dramatic hits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-17
Easy Whiskey

81 have never been able to under
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-12
SAIESMEN WANTED


 ADV EkVISIN SaleSmen wanted: a goCl income can be derived by an energetic, capable salesman selling our new line of calendars. fans and blotters in Ala hama. beginning on CT before February l. We also manufacture leather goods signs and specialties. We pay commits sons weekly: our line is so varied a salesman can work bis territory sue cessfuly all through the whole year; attractive goods and moderate prices which appeal to wide range of respon sible buyer, is why so many of our statesmen stay with us year after year. Write for our proposition and give busi- ness experience and references in first letter Kalamazoo Advertising Co.,. Kal areazro Mich.
 SALESM E,N-IneXperienced or expert enced; city or trayeing; free ern- ployment serS ice for members; send for list of openings and full parti-u- lars. Address Natl Salesmenis III Assn. Dept. 1se~ -Ss>icago. ILL
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HELP WANTED-aIALE AND
 FEMALE

GET government position through us; positions or money back guaranty; thousands of men and women l6 to 50 needed in Washington and elsewhere for the years of reconstruction" ahead; we'll coach you quickly by mail for civil service examinations and appoint ment: permanent, easy hours. paid vaca- tions; higher salaries; our free book NE gives list of positions; write for it. Washington Civil Service School. 20s Marden bldg, Washington, D. c. vANTED-A well trained butler and a maid at once Highest wages. Call sGos Cliff road.
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WORLD WAR HISTORY

WORLD AK HlSIOR1 Complete, pictorial, authentic. giving account of every phase of the war; best terms; write quick for free out fit, or if you prefer best outfit which will help secure double subscribers. send 35c. k. L. Phillips Publishing Co.,. Atlanta, Ga.; Waco, Tex. Ad- dress nearest office
 LIFT, of Theodore RoosevsS, by William Draper Lewis, his intimate political as sociate and friend; low price; fully il- lustrated demand enormous; big money maker for solicitors: special terms; freight paid; credit given, outfit free. Universal House. Philadelphia.
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AUTOMOBILES

WE ARE looking for a well educated sales representative; the right man for this position is now accustomed to meeting progressive business men; he must be able to interest such men in their need for intensive training for in- dividual development large commissions are paid and the work is most interest ing; men accustomed to making big money on strictly commission and bonus basis are offered a most attractive op- portunity; write fully. Blackstone ID- stitute, eos s. Dearborn st., Chicago,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-12
HELP WANTED-MALE

WANTED-At our log camp, l. to 10 ex- perienced log mule drivers pay s3 to s3.25 per day; rooms furnished; meals 30c per meal. Sixteen to 20 log cutters, pay s1 per 1000; short leaf yellow pine; healthy country; operation Will last lo to 12 years. Also sawmlil' planning mill and yard men, wages s2.O per day and LID. depending on man and what he is doing; white or colored. Colum- bus Lumber Company, Columbus, Miss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-12
HELP WANTED-MALE

 Machinist-opurator, one who can keep a model Intertype going eight hours per day; S24 per week; week ly and jobs permanent situation. Ap- ply at once. Eagle, Oxford, Miss. WANTED-A man with a Ford touring car to drive salesman around the city; two months work; terms muse be reas- enable. Apply all day to Charles Phil lips, Hotel Tutwiler.
 COLORED MAN wanted to wear latest style tailored-to-measure suit and be general agent in spare time; big profits. Write to Knickerbocker Tailoring Co.,, Dept. 279, Chicago.
 WANTED-Men to learn cotton busi- ness by our correspondence course; cotton trade guide and type samples; also personal course. Charlotte Cot ton School, Charlotte, N. c. ONE good advertising solicitor, also 10 subscription solicitors. men or wom- en. The Advance 52O Chamber of Commerce.
 PROSTATE sufferers to read our an- nouncement under personal; no drugs. The Electrothermal Co.,, 101 Harrison bldg, Steubenvlle, Ohio.
 WANTED-Blacksmi general black smith and horseshoer; wages or an in- terest in business. Shop West End road crossing or 212 Poplar st, s. WANTED-Bright young man to be stockkeeper and salesman for whole sale dry goods store; must furnish good reference. 2129 First ave. WANTED-A first-class meat cutter. Apply Monday morning early. New mons market, 1901 2d ave. WANTED-Painters for painting and lettering tank cars. The Barrett Co.,, Fairfield. Ala.
 WANTED-Steam-h hammer blacksmith. Apply office American Forgings NCo., 27OO 24th st., North Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-12

WANTED-Four more men for 1919, tol represent us in southern cities andy towns; make $50 to $250 monthly: $25s weekly advance; pay each Thursday; no' samples or collecting; full instructions
 insure success. C. Gouffaut, Sales Mgr.
 6S3 Schwnd bldg, Dayton, Ohio.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-12

MARCHS history world war; agents making unbelievable profits with this greatest history, and our side line both outfits for 200 mailing expense. Mulli- kin Co., Marietta, Ohio.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-12

SALESMEN-Want a dandy side line?| Carry our advertising cardboard fans;. large assortment, attractive prices; com-S missions advanced; business in everyI town you make; samples light in cont venent form. Paramount Advertising
 Service, Dept. L., Nashville, Tenn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-12

WANTED-specialty sales men to sell our line of lamps, china.l glass, aluminium and enamelware tol the retail and jobbing trade; big com-l missions payable weekly; drawing ac-s counts to those who show results. Wm. Gohl, sales manager, 4O6 Market st.. St.
 Louis, Mo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-12

WANTED-Salesmen to sell desirable, re- able speciality line; all retailers either side or regular; very profitable and pleasant; exclusively commission: ex- penses advanced against orders; conn, mission paid weekly. Address Box 1061: ' Cedar Rapids Iowa,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-12

$25 to $100 weekly selling our automobile speciality; every motorist needs it; excellent re- peater Address Sales Mgr, 412 Rrownell bldg Lincoln Neb
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-12

SALESMEN WANTED = The servicesJ are required of a city salesman, ex- perienced with groceries and food
 products. and well acquainted with the city; write. stating salary de- manded and past experience. Address
 ACa-Harold ,
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BIG PROFIT selling Jubilee spark intensifier: banishes spark plug trouble; sells like wild fire; exclusive territory; writt quick. Jubilee Mfg. Co.,, Omaha, Nebr
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-12
JR BEST SALESMEN AT THE LEAST SALARY-AGT
HELP WANTED-MALE

1SN1~>-I-,LS1HtI 7, H1> | T,CN1IGoo ~ = = w A N T E D-Experienced collector, with own convey ance. To proper party will help finance getting a con- veyance if necessary. Posi- tion is permanent with good salary and good oppor- tunity for advancement. Only person of good ad- dress and ability need ap- ply. Oster Bros. Furniture Co.,, 2020 Sd ave.
 wanted for vacancies to be filled at once; openings in Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Louisiana North and South Carolina, Texas, Tennessee, Mis- sissippi, north and northwestern states, CGba Canada and Mexico for manag- CTS, sugerintendents, foremen, buyers, salesmen, yard managers, inspectors. bookkeepers. stenographers, timekeep- CTS, estimators, sawyers, filers, logging Superintendents and others; long con- tracts; good pay; negotiations confi- dential; full list vacancies in different states appearing on our records show ing salaries and details for 8 cents. Lumberman's Abstract Company, Dept l., Nashville Tenn
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PORTRAIT men and agents, write for particulars of our new patriotic sell Ter sure sales; large profits; quick service. United Service Art Co.,, Sta D. Chicago
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-12

SALESMEN-Earn $25O to $500 month ly selling investment securities; dig nified positions; in your locality ort travelling; experience not essential A, our cooperation practically assures success and profits. Financial Train
 ing Corp. Colorado Bldg. Denver.
 COlOradO
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WANTED-Salesman for Birmingham1 territory; well known factory; liberal | commission payable monthly; our sales men averaged better than $500 monthly
 in 1918; our line just the thing if you
 desire to exploit earning capacity toi limit. Address 1221 Candler bldg, Att
 lanta, Ga. ,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-12

SALARY and commission to salesmen
 who can demonstrate ability to sell a, high-grade line of paints and roof-i ing cement on profit sharing plan;' local agents also desired; liberal
 proposition. United Builders Cod S602 Wade Park ave-, Cleveland, O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-12

MoTORMEN and conductors wanted by Mobile Light and Railroad Company, Mobile. Ala; experienced or inexper- fenced; permanent; no labor trouble; good wages. good opening for de- mobilized soldiers
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-12

STENOGRAPHER WANTED-Local business house wants a stenographer of experience and some knowledge of of flee routine; this good opportunity for the right person; not a place for be- ginners. Address N-S2, care Age-Her- ald
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SALESMEN-Big quick profits new car-i buretor for Ford cars; simple, not al moving part, installed in 30 minutes:.
 guaranteed to double your mileage andl start in zero weather without heating or priming; 15-day free trial. Write' U & J. Carburetor Co.,, 505 w. Jackson blvd, Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-12

AGENTS-Live wires; household ar ticle; customers every home: big com mission; 10c gets sample and terms Humphreys Specalties, 5215 Noting ham, St Louis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-12

AGENTS--S1 an hour for spare time; sell complete line of guaranteed hosiery; bought before prices doubled; free sam- ples to start you. Guaranteed Hosiery Co.,, 6001 Cotton st., Dayton, Ohio.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-12

II i'd.
 MEN WANTED TO BECOME DRAFTS
 MEN
 Salary $175-$25O month when competent;
 chief draftsman will train you person.
 ally, also furnish free all tools and
 drawing table; training given until
 placed in position at above salary Ad-
 dress Chief Craftsman Dobe, 4O01 Broad
 way, Div. 6, Chicago.
 LEARN AUTOS-TRACTORs- de-
 mand at big pay for trained auto,
 truck, tractor, aeroplane men: oldest, most reliable school in U. s. A.; en- dorsed by factories and garages every where; big 175-page catalog free; write now. Michigan State Auto School, 36 Auto bldg, Detroit, Mich. WE are constantly in need of Various kinds of help; if you are out of em. ployment or want to better your condi- dition, call at office and look over our list of open positions; open today until 4 o'clock and till 8 all this week. Ap ply Birmingham Employment Co.,, 30s Fist st., N, third floor. EXCLUSIVE distributor for Silco lubri- cant selling automobile and factory trade; product used by most promi nent concerns; profitable, permanent connection for hustler; only those fi- nancially able to carry stock consid- cred. United Lubricants Co. of NeI York, 241 East 136th st. New York. WANTED-Live owner Ford car, truck or tractor each county: demonstrate and sell exclusively Liberty Starting Primer, $50 weekly; starts motor in- stantly by combustion, zero weather, first crank, hand or self-starter; price $S; references. Liberty Primer Co.,, Woodward Ave, Detroit.
  train under certified public account ant for s2oO0 to $6OOO openings as cost accountants auditors and exc cutives; new home study plan. Write for full information to J. B. Tanner. president. 706 Grant Park bldg, Chicago.
 lWANTED-Office boy with
 wheel; salary $8 per week. Apply circulation depart
 ment, Age-Herald.
 A GEORGIA corporation has opening for good piano salesmen; prefer men who can earn from $20OO to $40O0 per year; straight salary. If interested see Mr. Scott, room 306 Tutwiler hotel, or write Scott Piano Co.,, Augusta. Ga. | MECHANIC WANTED First-class automobile mechanic. principally Ford work; salary, s5 per day; must be able to furnish references as to character and ability with application. Will bourne Bros, Ford dealers, Marion. Ala.
 YOUR independence lies in the insurance brokerage business; my plans and as- l sistance guide you straight to big money and success; new openings ere ] ated get posted now. Write Perry I. | Allen, Bankers Trust bldg, Little Rock, Ark.
 | GOVERNMENT railway mail clerk and other "exams'' coming everywhere soon 1 let our civil service expert, former gov ernment examiner, prepare you. Write l today for free booklet RI. Patterson | Civil Service School, Rochester, N. Y. | WANTED-Licensed druggist; we have l good place for you, hours to suit you, expenses not heavy, Sunday work light, nights off when you want them, pleas ant surroundings Address Howard I Drug Co.,, Tuskegee. Ala.
 MAN to work this city refinishing chan
 deliers, brass beds, automobiles, by new l method: $10 daily without capital or experience; write Gunmetal Co. 21S Elm. Decatur. IL
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-12

LESMEN-Company now being or" ganiZed desires representatives to as siSt in organization work and only wants men who can qualify for dis-t trict managers later on; company isN composed of well known businessd men and is indorsed by city and statee authorities; no investment by repre- sentatives wanted. Great Southernh Sulphur Co.,. 421 Carondelet st.. New Orleans, La.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-12
LOST AND FOUND


 LOST-Thursday night out of automobile, one l4-carat, open-face gold watch; case No. 5396943, with initial R" on the back; number on works 18262323; make either Waltham or Elgin, g. jewels; gold chain with dollar dated 1907 attached; reward of $50 for return to M. Reynolds, Main 905. No questions will be asked finder.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-12
AGENTS WANTED

in your locality to sell guaranteed popular price, made-to- measure clothes. fit and workman ship absolutely guaranteed; we of fer you the largest and most com plete sample outfit free. express pre- paid: you can make $35 to $75 a week, giving full or spare time; ex- cellent opportunity for foremen, su- perintendents. clerks. barbers, etc, to increase their earnings; the sprin g season will be unequalled. as the boys from over there will all buy clothes this season: write today and secure our exclusive agency; give full particulars. Jay Rose & Co.,, Inc, 215-217 s. Market St, Chicago.
 GO WHERE MONEY FLOWS The farmer has the money today; we have what he needs; if you will show it to him g out of 10 will buy; our Alad- din kerosene mantle lamp creates a sensation wherever introduced; five times as bright as electric-saves one- half on oil; 4 sales day means yearly income for you of s6000; no experience needed; overnight trial convinces; rig or auto necessary; no capital required; we furnish goods on time to reliable men; sample sent for ten days trial and given free when you take up the work exclusive territory; get particulars. Mantle Lamp Co.,, 9S1 Aladdin bldg. Chicago.
 LET us connect you with pig money making selling propositions: more than 800 square deal manufacturers adver- tise in each issue Speciality Statesmen Magazine; 300 safe propositions to se- lect from; every issue course in sales manship; inspirational articles by best writers; beneficial selling talks; pro- tects buyer and seller; 100 pages: suh- scrption g yearly; get acquainted; months trial subscription 25c: read current issue. if not satisfied money refunded Robert Hicks edito' 332 '-sxton Bldg" Chicago.
 WORLDS record on war books, also life of Roosevelt; P books in 1 day; 57 in Il hours; 45 in 3 hours; our copyrighted patriotic insert for soldiers photograph and military record sells war book on sight; introduction by General March books now ready: best terms: freight paid; credit given; act quick; sample book with patriotic insert free. H. L. Baldwin Co.,, Cleveland, O., 314 Rocke- feller bldg.
 AGENTS Either sex, take orders fol "Americas War For Humanity and Complete History of World War;" s. book: 50 per cent commission; outfits and books ready; presses running day and night; big records rom every state average commissions per agent, s2l g day; send 10c for mailing free outfit Memorial Life of Roosevelt same prices same terms. F. B. Dickerson Co.,, De- troit, Mich.
 TWO great sellers; Life of Roosevelt memorial edition, and Complete His tory of the World War; big 60opage books beautifully illustrated; million: of families are waiting for these books $20 to $50 per day can be made; you gel 50 per cent and freight paid: credit ii desired; outfits of both books sent pre- na i'd for 25 cents George G. ClOWS Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-12

WANTED-Advertisin salesmen, ex-e cellent opportunity for vigorous, en- thusiastic, ambitious young men; eX- penses and liberal commissions; ex-, elusive territory; established line; experience not necessary; give age, , height, weight business experienced and three late business referencas.s Ithaca Sign Works Ithaca. N. Y
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-12

AGENTS-W sell perfume and toilet goods for others? Make your own; get all the profits For particulars, Com mercial Laboratory Box 1916, Memphis, Tenn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-12

WANTED-Ten women for steady and nice positions: experience not neces- sary; good salary and commission; women between 25 and 45 preferred Cal on Mrs Baer. g to 12 a. m. and to 5 D. m., Tutwiler hotel