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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-13
HELP WANrED--MALE.
Statesmen and Solicitors

Statesmen and Solicitors
Statesmen who have enough money to
1ssesf sss ss. S:a .nS
attachments for automobiles. engines.
farm wagons and other implements.
Exclusive territory. big profits. Our
plan puts you in business for yourself
without investing capital In stock Fond
du Lac Tractor Corporation, Fond du
Lac, wis.
WANTED-sit high class statesmen, for
state OF Nebraska to sell our Peerless
Corn Pepper. Retails at $3.50. Terri
tory permanent TO component sales
men; good for $4,000 a year up. Ask
for Mr.. L. r. Prather Rome Hotel. on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. be-
tween 2 and and and 10 p. m, each
day
offered by long esta blished, out-of-town
manufacturer to salesman who can close
leadership for an exceptional new-type
farm electric light plant; man must
with utmost confidence. Here's an OPP
portunity to double your salary. Ad-
dress Y-5ss. Omaha Bee.
WANTED OUIcK-Advertising statesmen:
Established line Advertising IdIu;,, signs ana Mr
penses advanced. salary and commits
sions. Experience not essential. state
age, height. weight. road or business ex-
perience and give three late business
references. Stamford -Crowell Co.. Itha-
ca, N. Y. ------
MANIFESTATION to present Red Guide
plan to retailers This rating and COL
lecting plan Is endorsed by state asso-
Citations and thousands OF retailers,
Must have men whose honesty is be-
yond reproach; proposition demands II:
so do We Address c. J. Sullivan. 72o
4th St. Des Moines, Iowa.
SALESMEN---Manufaot Of essential
automobile accessory IL now contracting
for exclusive territory with statesmen or
distributors who are able to finance
their territory in a small way. No COM
petition. Especially big opportunity to
men who can organize sales crews Write
Jiffy Tire Setter Co., Warsaw. Ind.
WANTED-Stock statesmen; a mortgage
company under full swing Of organiza-
ton can use three or four good men in
good territories. AL the boys are doing
a good business and you know I know
whereof I speak. Beeson. Iowa Bank
ers Mortgage Company, Cedar Rapids
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-13

agent every town can
handling our "Smearless"
- typewriter products;
sales; repeat orders come
samples free. Write Va
Hochastey. n. z
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-13

EMMETT SCOTS and Kelly Milier's
Negro War Histories outsell them all
BETTER now than ever. Over S4o,o 900
sales last week. Agents wild over sue
cess. Best terms to general agents
Mullikin Company. Como Bldg. Chi.
cago, ILL.,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-13
GOOD POSITIONS FOR MEN.

GOOD POSITIONS FOR MEN.
NO FEE IN ADVANCE.
Salesman staple line, nearby territory,
= $3.50; accountant and office manager
to ssS a msnss clark renta dip
assistant bookkeeper, ss5; clerk for
shipping office. SO; night clerk to take
charge of garage, $50 to $S5 week; sew
eral young men for clerical work, $7b to
BUSINESS MEMS REFERENCE Assn.
s17-1s woodmen of the World BLDG
ASSISTANT credit man, 5000 to $500.
Salesman, specially, $500 and exp.
Salesman, cement exp, 5000 and exp.
Bookkeeper, bank in Iowa $leo,..
Cost accountant. good future, $12s.
office clerk, good penman. :loe.
Stenographer, good future, $12b.
Stenographer and clerk, $500.
Office clerk. Is to 10 years of age, $7e.
ce MATr wh RE SPafsSsseds c c
1913 First National Bank Bldg.
LEARN ILLUSTRATIONS
Auto, Truck and Tractor men. Oldest
and most reliable school in U. 8. A.
Endorsed by factories and garages
everywhere. FREE big 175-page cat.
alos. Come to Detroit the Heart OF
MICHIGAN STATE AUTO SCHOOL
ss Auto Bldg, Detroit. Mich.
RAILROAD Traffic inspectors wanted !;
$40 q month and expenses to start;
short hours; travel; three months home
study under guarantee. We get you po.
sition. No ege limit. Ask for booklet
142. Standard Business Training
Inst, Buffalo. N. Y.
U. s. GOVERNMENT wants ailway mail
clerks. Hundreds needed. $1,100-1,6OO
year. Omaha examinations AYs =.
Sample questions free. WRITE 1MNE-
DIATELY. Franklin Institute. Dept.
231 R.. Rochester, N. 7.
WANTED-Names Of men, Is to IS, wish
ing to become railway mail clerks,
&1,100-$1s600 per year. Address BOX
Y-515. Omaha Bee.
WANTED-BRIGHT YOUNG MAN FOR
OFFICE AND STORE. THE MOTOR
SUPPLY CO., 1915 FARNAM.
TWO soda dispensers. Sherman 4 Nc
Connell Drug Co., 18th and Harvey,
downstairs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-13

WANTED-Five statesmen with cars, to
sell a commodity that Is absolute
necessity to farmers; must have expert
ence selling to farmers; will stand clos
est investigation; this is real job for
a man willing to work. No money to
advance. Address Box K-90, Omaha Bee.
IF YOU ARE A SALESMAN. understand
lumber, how to make up list Of ma
terial and have the wllpower to keep
going. we have a proposition open which
will mean thousands Of dollars a year
to you. Address Box VASE. Omaha
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-13

FOR SALE.
Up-to-date, all modern hospital Two
full stories. 20 rooms. big lots; best
location and only hospital in town.
Good opening for some doctor. inquire
1ehn Schwartz spttops Nso, ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-13

WANTED
BuRGEss.NAsH COMPANY. IS
EXPERIENCED RECEIVING CLERK,
ALSO -
nx II shgsfVlsa oF K5eK'
APPLY suPT., BALCONY.
RETAIL grocery clerk, sa6 to $3.50 wk: !;
general office clerks. SIS to $s5 to start;
asst. mgr. lbr. office, knowledge OF lpr
bookkeeping essential, must be able to
figure lumber. buy lumber and sell grain
s125; Iowa, several young men 20 col,
lect for and write insurance; registered
druggist, eastern Nebraska, *lsb; young
man to work in return goods dept, :ee;
packers, various lines, $40, $76. $50, we,
500; salesman, grocery specially. $lSo
and expenses; bookkeeper, customers
ledgers, $11o, 1920; auto accessory sales.
man, s125 and expenses; wholesale auto
salesman, 5000 and expenses; implement
statesmen, good opportunity for men IN
small towns who know implements, Sl2e
to $3.50 and expenses; men with knowl-
edge Of bookkeeping to learn auditing.
$40 wk.; assistant credit mgr, whole
sale, 5000; stenosrapher. 500; retail
EMPLoYER's REFERENCE COMPANY.
mo charge TIL Placed
puiId
CASHIER and head bkkpr., .s176-$?26.
Bookkeeper, 800: ledger clerk. SIS.
Posting machine opr.. 800. .,
Office clerks, all good futures. s1o-$eo.
Cashiers, ,S9o-$s5; office clerk. good pen
man and must have good References
stenosrapher, claim department. 800.
office boys, s5o-teo; night watchman.
$S5.
Speciality statesmen, commission propo-
sition, worth $500 per month.
Statesmen, grocery speciality, $500, maple
ments, sal. and COM: stores, $leo;
autos, sal and com.
THE MARTI COMPANY.
1925 W. O. w. Bldg.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-13
Agents and Canvassers.

RIPEASY misunderstanding new.
Convenient, attractive practical. Every
woman wants one. Steel cutting edges.
Sells for Csc; costs agent 10c. Manu-
facturers' Selling Corp. III East So.
Water Chicago.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-13

HAVE . patent on . shock ab-
sorber for an automobile wish
some easy money.
Write to e. H. Monahan.
Nelson, Neb.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-13
HELP WANTEp-MALE.
Agents and Canvassers.

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- 500 s;S -. --.y ;s..---y-
WANTED AoENTS--Male or Female. 70
ssh me wonderiui stsnaara Aee9 Ss,,r
Farm Hseoantins s ssS most 70
shat the world ma ever Known. sosn
" saese arc snnpm,ies oSnn' VIZ Wa ans
~! !o,year-oid boy can naneie. we hx We
wan, .vsn,' ~ oussn ., Wrtts -. To-
fui ,rsorms,n IN 'r we .nS "o ~, som ol
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RurSburnstt rss. R,r ssf. e on ,Srs
.%n kour r neias. eig MeIs on th.ee
SIts "enW acres Iiilmnn county,
a. an ni nei1s. iwo W nnso oo shares
eeptionai proposition to brokers and
agents. References required. Postoffice
box ss1. Wichita Falls. Texas.
ssii,ns MANI MAN. 800 10 sS,ov ea hout
iiberty R.incnats kvorn as stnrrsnn,
sssSo first tpv week MoSnnn nse Keptne Iue
sl1s.oo; Libera! oomm.sslon in advance.
free Write today The fShsrtv RAIN.
coat Company, Dept, Bra DAYTON. ohio.
CONNEcT With rssi aoasS- -: az
propositions to select from. = Chuck y full fuII
inspirational selling talks by best sales
manship writers. Exposes frauds forces
square deal. iss pages: 81 yearly. three
months trial Csc. Robert Hicks. s57
= IG on suildlng chleaso. -=----
CASH IN ON BoNE-DRY BILL. Make
IS a day easy. win show you how With
our Concentrated Pure Fruit Drinks.
Wanted everywhere. small packas. -
lifetime Crab your ,srr,,n.w r-.-
American Bldg. cinxnnsti. o. '
$500 per month selling = new patSnfed
Fuel vaporizer guaranteed to savs NO
gallon made with Ford car. Sold on
free. STRANskY VAPORIZER CO.,
Pukwana. s. D.
AGENTS making 1900 weekIvi ev.rvo1.
wants IL Formulas for 200 beverages to
SS MADE mss,e At h nom:; 5soI form. complied
Buyers Export Agency. 81 Broadway.
NV aork;
MMEIT SCOTS and Kelly Millsrs
Negro War Histories outsell them all.
Better now than ever. Over $4,000
sales last week Agents wild over sue
MvIi,rin r .enns genera agents.
cscn n, e'''pahs' eomo b'os'' CHI
-. AZ
bo-s ASSCT AIENCI UNTIL you
get particulars regarding Bero Tablets.
ey Ppob,b sxG,asd Agents coming mon
W .otio''toh assures quick sales.
pponoe.iui opportunity. Write quick.
6ero %. o4oh N. Dearborn. Chicago.
OUR AGENTS are making from $500 a
sl.ooo per month selling our Ford &C.
oessoTies IN iowa and Nebraska. Write
or eau ana have US explain our exclu-
siVe territory plan.
.GIPTON,LLOYD MFG. co.
e1ea I'll 81. 0mana.
AGENTs-loo per cent profit handling
our easy selling chanseable signs. Re-
tails $22b Most practical on market.
sisn CO Msiler. Syss c Ma! D'piay
80. ~. - HleIIels bog. Cnlcaso:
AGENTS new creation in fiber broom,
unlike any on market. Redeke sold IS
QUICK Jon aI H. sss Ss win1 san write
43d St. Chicago
AGENTS-Big money infroducinC p7nJ
stone CRYSTALS 10 reducs wsiehe NJ.
taken internally. writ. penn.v,v.ni.
GranuIe Co. Dspt r. 1ss1 3 sith e.
PhiIadelnhIs pa " 'h ST.
AGENTs-s5,oO hourly, absolutely guar
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-13

MCCULLOUGH. photo finishing, best ma
terial. best workmaRship, copying and
enlarging a speciality. Mall orders So
licited. 6403 South 3sth St.
DEVELOPING and printing One-day
service. Photo Craft Shop, 1903 Farnam
FILMS developed free. Mail orders So
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-13

credit depsftm.nt
800; stenogrspher and clerk, order de-
partment, $50: stenographer. small
office. uptown, s90-sl00: stenoErapher
and clerk, engineering firm, 800; book
keeper. commission firm. 800; assistant
bookkeeper. retail firm, SIS; bookkeeper
to take charge uptown office, 800
REFERENCE & BOND ASSN
(Originators of the Reference Busines)
1876 First National Bank Bldg
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-08-08
Food Costs
Continue To Soar With No
Sign OF Let Up.

Washington,-Fo costs are go
ing up( according to the Monthly Bull
letin of the United States bureau of
labor statistics. Retail prices of 22
articles in March were per cent high
er than in February Onions increas-
ed 40 per cent; cabbage, % per cent;
butter 16 per cent; oranges, IA per
cent; coffee and tea, per cent, and
five cuts of fresh beef slightly advanc-
ed.
A comparison of the year shows an
increase of 13 per cent in March, 1919
as compared with March, 1918. Dur
ing the year onions increased so per
cent; prunes, q per cent; rib roast, 25
per cent; sirloin steak, round steak
and coffee, "a per cent each; butter,
20 per cent; plate beef, 21 per cent
and chuck roast % per cent. Bread
was Z per cent cheaper and navy
beans declined 81 per cent.
In latter report the bureau of sta
tistics states that food prices were
per cent higher on May Is last than
on April Is. In May of this year the
cost of 22 articles of food was IL pei
cent higher than in May of last year
and 92 per cent higher than in May
1913.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-08-08
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CONGRESS HEARS ABOUT
MOONEY

Congress, by resolution, demanded
the Densmore report on the Mooney
case. The report was made last Mo-
vember-but better late than never
for congress. Mr.. Densmore says:
The plain truth is that there is
nothing about the case to produce a
feeling of confidence that the dignity
and majesty of the law have been up
held. There is nowhere anything re-
sembling consistency, the effort be-
ing a patchwork of incongruous make
shift and often of desperate expedi-
ency.
Now that congress has the Dens-
more report, what will congress do !?
Will itigo into the deep silence, or will
it add the congressional voice to the
demand for new and fair trial?
Thinking people are convinced that
new trial for Mooney is merely a
matter of justice and that it will be
material aid to democratic progress
for America.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-08-08
American Worker
Can Hold Their Own Ac-
cording To Washington
Newspaper.

Washington,-Be of European
war labor costs, the theory that
Mmerican industry must be protect
ed against the pauper labor of Europe
has been upset, says the Washington
Evening Star.
with the possible exception of ia
pan, and with China a possible excep-
tion of the future, the days of cheap
labor are gone among the great COM
peting nations, at least so far as this
generation is concerned" says this
paper.
Aroused as all the people of Eu-
rope are to determination to better
their condition, there appears no pres
pect that there will be anything like
a reversion to the wage scales and
the standard of living of the wage
workers that existed before the war.
The high-price level resulting from
the war is being stabilized rapidly
the world over"
The Evening Star indicates that
American workers "can hold their
own" in the markets of the world.
Within the last few weeks, it is stated
Birmingham, which is the center Of
the British steel industry, advertised
for steel rails for it's municipal trac-
tion lines. An American mill under
bid British mills.
In competition with British mills
Americans secured a recent French
contract for 100000 tons of steel rails.
1t is stated that the British operators
cut production costs to the limit, but
they were underbid 80 shillings (7.50l
ton.
1t is stated that the latest thing in
international economies is a demand
in England that British industry be
protected against the product Of
"cheap American labor"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-08-08

said the administration at Washing
ton was too slow about pushing the
war.
just lately they have been saying
it was too fast-nobody else got
chance.
Once upon time certain persons
said this talk about "our associates"
in the war was silly; it should be our
"allies."
Just lately they have decided they
don't want to be allies-in thecase of
France.
Once upon a time certain persons
said they wanted League of Ma
tions,
Just lately they have decided they
don't want a League of Nations. Oh,
to be sure, they say in word that
they want one, but they are against
the only one they can get, and there
fore they are against the League of
Nations.
If you wanted peach pie and the
only pie in the world was an apple pie,
which you refused to take, you'd get
no pie.
That's about the way it is with GER
tain persons, notably certain persons
in the United States senate.
There's only one League of Nations
to be had-and if anybody wants
League of Nations it will have to be
the one created in Paris by the peace
Conference.
This League of Nations isn't per-
feet. Almost anyone could find some
thing wrong with it. But, like the
Constitution of the United States,
the League of Nations covenant the
machinery for change and improve
ment.
And, finally, let it be repeated, this
League is the only League there is
any chance of getting
IT IS NOT GOING TO BE GOOD
FOR STATESMAN" WHO FORGET
THAT!
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-08-08

hot reply to the union" officials:
Il would suggest that you and the
other employees of Western Union, who
by lack of knowledge of the principles
of labor union ethics, stand squarely
in the path of men and women who
seek to better their working condi-
tions and better wages, Immediately
affiliate with organizations of your
trade, namely, the Commercial Tele-
graphers' union, and thereby take
your place with the red-blooded Amer
lean men and women, rather than
lend your services as pawns for the
machination of the labor batting of
ficers of the Western Union Tele-
graph company"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-08-08
''BiFF''
Unionist Hands Hot One To
Company Union
Officials

Atlantic City, n 1.-The company
controlled union" of the Western
Union Telegraph company sent dele
cation to this city to induce President
Manion of the Order of Railway Tele-
graphers to rescind his order that no
railroad telegrapher accept CONNER
cial business during the commercial
telegraphers strike.
President Manion forwarded this
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-08-08

Yep, next Tuesday is primary day
and no doubt the country win be saved
once more. Some people are predict
ing surprises, sort of "paus auf'' bus
mess. You can't always sometimes
tell just how she's goin' you know!
Sometimes she do and sometimes she
don't
Va III s@ Va -
Always watch for the label on any
old thing you purchase.
nn nm Nm M @
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-08-08
NATIONAL

What has your organization done
in the way of preparedness for the
Labor Day parade, brother? If they
havn't done anything as yet, get up
to the next meeting and prod 'em up
little Think of it, it is only three
weeks away and it is high time that
every union man is on the job and
doing something. This year we want
to show up bigger than ever, and
what's more, we are going to show up
bigger than ever You want to be
in on it don't you Go up to the next
meeting and make some noise.
R pa ~ IN Rz
The Eagles and the Moose outings,
two wonderfully big affairs, are over
and we want to congratulate both
S1SSS SIGdG organizations LOT II1e sue
cessful manner in which their events
were conducted.
NJ m M E @
With all due respect to the Eagles
and the Moose, we say-now for THE
outing and THE celebration-Labor
Day.
~ m IN m M
The County prosecutor, who,
through laziness, lack of ability, in
difference or otherwise, refuses to
cooperate with the Attorney General
in the food cost probe will quickly
find himself out of tune with the
people in his county. And the Cover
nor has made it plain that he will in
woke the State Law in such locali-
ties and authorize the Attorney Cen
eral to conduct Investigations and
summon special grand juries.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-08-08
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THE BIG JOKE


The one big joke, the real standing
joke, the joke of all jokes is Hamil-
tons street railway system. We call
it system for that is the way all street
railways are referred to. But where
the System" comes in, in Hamilton's
monstrosity we fail to see. Riding
on one of the cars is like riding on
the Whip at the street carnival. It's
up and down and around you go, for
ward and backward and to and fro.
And then you only get to do this oc-
casionally. The cars come along
every once in a while. Occasionally
one takes a notion to run down side
street and then once in awhile one
likes the idea of straddling the tracks
crosswise and blockading all traffic
for an hour or two. OF course the
public doesn't mind a little thing like
that. The public hasn't anything else
to do anyway but wait the convenience
of the cars. Then occasionally funny
things happen on the cars. A police
man to ride on the cars free must
have his badge pinned on the outside
of his coat. A policeman boarding a
car the other night had his badge
showing but when he vert to alight
his coat blew back covering his badge.
The superintenlen of the line, it
seems, has been laying for some of
the officers and when this ones badge
was hidden demanded 20 see it. The
officer informed him that he sk3wed it
when he boarded the car. The sup
perintendent then, no doubt to 9er
even, gave the conductor a seven days
lay off. The other employees, as soon
as they learned of the action of the
superintendent toward their brother
worker, got together and threatened
to quit unless he was Immediately re-
turned to work. The superintendent
then changed his mind and the man
returned to work If the superin-
tendent would give just little more
attention to the real car service to the
patrons of the line and less to the
riding of a few "deadheads" much
more could be accomplished, the COM
pany gamer thereby and the riding
public more pleased, The fact of the
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-08-08

matter is, the whole system" ought
to be put under tent, Git wouldn't
take big one) advertised as joke
and an admission charged. 1t would
be worth the price as such and would
draw big.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-08-08

House impeach Secretary of Labor
Wilson because Of his work on the
Presidents western investigating and
conciliation mission last fall.
If it is not indelicate, we rise to
suggest that the congressman's out
burst reminds US of nothing so much
as of the first three letters of his
namei
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-08-08
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