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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-16
JOYS or tournament aoIr.

Wouldn't 1t make you mad IL you
were entered in a golf tournament and
you started out shooting the little old
pill down the line, better than you
ever had and finished the first nine
holes In the lowest score you had ever
made; slipped a little on the second
nine, but still had a chance to make a
respectable showing, and then on the
eighteen hole in the presence Of an
admiring throng Of friends you pro-
ceeded to put the pill into the ditch
three times and take eleven strokes
where five should have been plenty2
Wouldn't 1T make you mad?
Well, the only consolation We know
out Of that horrible catastrophe Is that
we remembered even in our rage that
there were ladies' within hearing dis
lance. We came up smiling out of the
ditch, but we sincerely hope the young
woman in the pink gown and the big
hat who grinned ~gleefufly at us ts no
mind reader.-Exchange.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-16
South AmbOy Legion Team
Starts Practice Tonight
81 Special Correspondent.

SOUTH AMBOY, Sept. 16-After
bucking the "Hindenburg" and va
rious other German lines of more or
less prominence for several months
past, the ex-service men In the Amer.
lean Legion are now preparing to
buck" another kind of q line.
Tonight at Stevensdale, weather
permitting, the members of the Luke
A. Lovely Post will get together for
their first workout of what Jimmie
CANTON, the atheletic officer of the
post, believes to be the best team that
Middlesex county has ever seen. In
we good olde days South Amboy
was always among the leaders of foot
ball in this county and usually sup
ported two teams-The South Amboy
High School and the st. Mary's team.
Now these two factions are brought
together in a common and In
the unity of their forces a team that
Is one of the best ever seen In local
parts, will be placed on the field. In
addition to that "Ruffie" Allen and
several others who lave affiliated
themselves with the local post are out
trying for the team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-16
Moe FOrgOtsOn Training
for a Ring "COme- Back"
By speoiaI Correspondent.

SOUTH AMBOY, Sept 16:-After
giving the local fight leaders the
once over Moe" Forgotson sur
prised the fight fans with the an
nouncement that he would imme-
diately start training and enter local
competition once more. moe" Is a
popular local boy and has a long list
of followers who would place their
last dollar on his ability. It was due
to parental objection that he quit the
ring last year but evidently he has
overcome this objection for he is
nov training hard every night.
He occupies the old training quar-
ters used by the Fighting Waiter"
when he was in his prime and is
handled by his brother "Rube," who
also handled the Waiter" A num-
are lining up and giving Moe" the
usual workouts every night. These
daily workouts have brought to light
a number of local boys who are pref
ty clever with their "mits' and who
in the near future may be entered III
the preliminaries of a nearby sport
ing club.
Moe has a number of local vic
tories to his credit and the announce
ment of his return is welcomed by
the fight fans of Middlesex county.
Well remembered are the famous
Forgotson-Potty bouts and a number
of similar engagements. 1t is under
stood that his manager Will issue a
statement within q day or two offer
ing to meet any of the so-called
cracks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-16
MOTIFS critic
DIAMOND

Perkins is getting to be q whale OF
a hitter.
Fewster is proving a flrst-class lead
of man.
Eddie Cicotte has a world of con-
fdence in his ability.
Rumors have it that John McGraw
is trying to get Rogers Hornsby from
st. Louis.
Cincinnati Is steamed to a million,
If Pat Moran cops he Is a miracle man.
If he blows he is mackerel man.
Playing on the Red Sox is a tough
job. A player has to be good enough
to keep his job and not too good to
lose IL.
Now that Ed Barrow has discovered
the worth Of Heinie Wagner, the Red
Sox are expected to show a little more
speed.
Rumors float around Brooklyn that
Ivan Olson is to succeed Wilbert Rob
inson as manager Of the Brooklyn
Dodgers next year.
=
Ford Talley, who couldn't get going
right In Texas, is now a big winner
up in the Western Canada league,
where he is playing with Regina.
Three times this year the New Or
leans Pelicans have been ousted from
the Southern league lead only to take
1t back. They ought to be getting used
to 1t.
The Galveston club has been trying
out a young brother of Tex Erwin. He
halls from Dallas. where he has been
playing on the lots. He is said to be
IS fast as q rabbit and car field,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-16
TOttenViIIe Five Organize
for Basketball Season

The Tottenville Five a strong bunch
of basketball tossers have reorganiz-
ed again for the aso Joseph But
Ter has been named the manager and
Joseph Yaccarino Is the captain.
Their opening game Of the season will
be with the American Five of New
Brunswick on the court of the latter
in New Brunswick, Wednesday, Oc-
tober s. The lineup of tho Totem
VILE Five is Charles Sher and Rudolph
Hoehn, Jr., guards; Joseph Covell and
Joseph Y~accarino. forwards and Ken
meth Monroe, center. The American
Five will have in their lineup Housed
and Hayes, forwards; Christ and Dun
ham, guards and Kirile. center.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-16
PIONEERS WIN
TWO MORE CANES
Defeat Sp0tsWOOd Nine Satur-
day and Old Bridge Sunday

The Pioneers, of this city, won two
games over the week end, both of
which were played on opponents dia-
monds. On Saturday they travelled to
~Spotswood, where they handed the
strong team of that place, q severe
lacing to the tune of III. Love-
dahl, pitching for the locals, allowed
eight hits while the Pioneers were Sc
curing seventeen safeties off the de-
livery of Vallek. The fielding Of the
Pioneers was a great deal snappier,
than that shown by the Spotswood
team. Andrews of the local team Sc
cured a triple.
On Sunday the Amboy team travel
ed to Old Bridge where they gave a
severe trimming to the strong team
representing that community by a
score of 10-2. Lovedahl started on
the mound for the locals, but when
the Old Bridge team secured two runs
in the first inning, he felt 1t best to
allow Crowl to finish the game. Dur
ing Lovedahrs stay ON the mound, he
allowed one hit, but his wildness and
several errors allow the runs to cross
the platter. Crowl allowed two
scratch hits In his stay of eight in
nings and there. was no danger of the
the home team scoring after the first.
The Pioneers found the offerings of
Hillyer, easy to solve and connected
for sixteen safeties, scoring at will,
until they had rung up ten runs
Conover secured the longest hit of
the game, a double. The Pioneers
had several fast plays, Thompson and
Malinowsky J. featuring with re-
markable catches
The two box scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-16
n0nrnTn r!ni.Tn
I6Hl5
K|NLEY TONIGHT
Big Gard at Jersey City Ball
Grounds

Tonight at the Jersey City Ball
Park Al Roberts, the nineteen-year-
old heavyweight champion of Staten
Island, will meet some real opposition
in the form of big Ed" Kinley, of
Harrison. Roberts has won sixteen
out of his eighteen fights with knock
outs-most of which came in the
first round-and easily won his other
two big bouts even though ho did not
land the kayo.
Jimmy DeForest is sponsor for Big
Ed Kinley and declares that in Ed
he has a possible contender for Jack
Dempsey's title. The Staten Island
fans think the same of Roberts SO
BILE significance.
Four referees will be required to
handle the big boxing show at the
Jersey City Ball Park tonight. There
are several candidates for the job,
but it is assured that Harry Ertle
will interpret the rules and instruct
Johnny Kilbane, featherweight
champion of the world, and frankie
Burns, the Pride of Jersey City, who
are to meet in the star bout of eight
rounds.
Different referees will be used in
the bouts between AL Roberts, the
Staten Island sensation, and big
Ed" Klnley of Harrison, who are
carded to. clash in a special heavy
weight battle; Joe Lynch, conq,Ieror
of Pete Herman, the bantam cham
pion, and Patsy Johnson, the Tren-
ton Whirlwind; Johnny Buff and
Mickey Russell, and Johnny Shugrue
and Tommy Bradley.
Dave Driscoll, Jersey City's most
prominent boxing promoter, who has
charge of the Teddy" Edwards Old
Home Night Show, of which the box
ing is only a part, announced yester-
day that in case of rain the show will
be held two nights later, instead of
the following night as was originally
announced.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-16
Again Lose Game
to ROSSViIIG Nine; Score II

The Vikings of T~ottenvi1le travelled
to Rossville on Sunday. where they
met defeat at the hands Of the strong
Rossville nine, by the of 7-2.
This is the second game that has been
played between these two teams, the
Rossville team also taking the former
game by a score Of Al on the I. A
c.. oval.
Knesel and Flick did the battery
work for the winning team, while
Mathesen and Copeland were chosen
to foil the Rossville batters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-16
Seasides Swamp CentraIs

The Seasides, of South Amboy. met
the Centrals of this city on White
heads field Sunday and administered
q terrible drubbing, the game ending
in the seventh by a score of 25-2.
This is the Centrals tenth defeat, and
in the last fourteen innings, fifty runs
have been scored on them. Frazer
started on the mound for the Perth
Amboy team, while Erickson pitched
for the Seasides. Mansfield relieved
Frazer in the seventh, and he was
touched as freely as was Frazer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-16

al INNING GAME
St. Mary'S Team Rallies In Ex-
ira Inning, Scoring 3 Runs

The Wheeler Condenser team of
Roosevelt after battling for fourteen
long innings with st. Mary's nine lost
~ Sunday. the score being lis.
Augustine was chosen to do the
heaving for the Roosevelt team, while
Lozier started for st. Mary nine.
Augustine went the full route, allow
ing thirteen hits walking ten, hitting
three and striking out seven. After
the fourth inning when he was hit in
the back of the a by a pitched ball,
his wildness greatly affected the re-
suit Of the game. Lozier lasted five
innings for the home team, and during
that time, he allowed three men to
reach first on passes n our more
were hit by pitched balls. Two struck
u His offerings were easy for the
Roosevelt batters. After the fifth in
ming, the Roosevelt team was at the
mercy of the offerings of Campbell,
who relieved Lozier. During his stay
he famed eleven men, and walked
two.
The Wheeler nine started off strong
in the first scoring five runs follow
ing this with one each in the third and
fourth, n scored their final run in
the twelfth. st. Mary's were held
hitless and scoreless until the sixth
when they scored one u following
this with four in the seventh, then ty-
ing matters with two In the ninth.
After the Wheelers had secured q run
In the twelfth, the t. Mary's not to be
outdone, duplicated, and won he
game in the fourteenth, when they
scored three runs.
The longest drives of the game
were triples, secured by Curry Of the
home team and A. Shriner of the OPP
posing nine. E.. Shriner, Taylor, Ryan
and Wenstrom secured doubles.
Jakeway of the Roosevelt team was
high average man. with four hits to
his credit, while Wenstrom of the st.
Mary nine, secured three safeties.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-16
West Sides Defeat Empires

The West Sides. Of this city, trav-
eled to New Brunswick on Sunday,
where they defeated the Empires OF
that place by a score of 8-7.Andy
Jensen in the box for the locals, had
the New Brunswick team will in
hand throughout. Romer, Desmond
and Milchick playing with the locals,
starred at the bat, each securing
three hits out of four trips to the
plate.
Score by innings:
West Sides ...... 4Oo1 o-s
Empires ........ 100000 o.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-16
Sport DOings
ii z. MICA

The basketball players of the Y. NJ,
@. A. are beginning to don their old
toys and get into action again for the
winter program. Several fast work.
puts on the gym floor have taken
place during the past week. Hank"
Thomas, Johnny McCreery, Erred
die" Glochau, "Yf" Hubbard, Jim
mer' White and many other players
of note have been getting some prac-
tice.
Four fast games in the Business
Mems Volley Ball League were play
ed Saturday and resulted in Shoes
team defeating Menaker's, while
Letters team suffered two defeats at
the hands Of Shoes aggregation, who
are the sole occupants of HI cellar
nosiffon
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-16
DaredeyiIs Win Game

Two Dublin teams, one known as
the Daredevils and the other as the
Burns Roughnecks, met Sunday on
the Raritan Copper Works diamond.
After a nine inning struggle the
Daredevils were declared the winners
by a score of 3d.. Manager Malack,
of the Daredevils, would like to hear
from all teams ranging from thirteen
to sixteen years of age.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-16
Win Game hx Forfeit.

The Tue and Gray Junoirs who se-
cured a game by forfeit Sunday, due
to the non-appearance of the Ellen
dale Jrs., would like to book games
with the Lyceum JrS., or White
Eagles of this city. Address All COM
m~unications to Manager Furdock, 1853
Chauncey street. or call Perth Am
boy 343.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-16
Pioneers Want Games

Although the season when baseball
reigns is fast drawing to a close, Man
ager Horwath of the Monitor b.. b. C.
is still DESTROYS of booking games. and
would especially like to book the
Pioneers. and the Pershing Stars. Adj
dress all communications to $40 Hall
emu
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-16
Cut This out-It Ia worth Money

Cut This Quit Is Worth Money
enclose with SC and mail IT to. Foley
& CO. 235 Sheffield Ave, Chicago. Ill,
writing your name and address clear
iy. You will receive in return a trial
package containing Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound. for coughs. colds and
Group: Foley Kidney Pills for pain in
sides n back; rheumatism. backache
kidney and bladder ailments; and
Foley Cathartie Tablets. a wholesome
and thoroughly cleaAing c~athartic. for
n sluggish boweAS.Sold Everywhere.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-16

Two hundred was the attendance
at the gym and swimming pool Sat-
urday. This shows an increase in at
tendance owing to the cool weather.
Arthur DOC" Emmons, assistant
physical director to John J.. Sender
man during the past winter, left yes
terday for Springfield Y. M. G. A.
College to take up studies In prepa-
ration for work as a physical direc-
tor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-16
RESULTS and STANDINGS
IN TWO MAJOR LEAGUES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Cincinnati, g.; New York, 0.
Brooklyn, 4; Pittsburgh, 3 (hrst
game).
Brooklyn, 6; Pittsburgh, o (second
game).
Chicago, 4; Philadelphia, 8 Go
inns).
st. Louis, 4; Boston, 8.
Of the CTyTb9.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-16
Just So.

"what do they mean by wealth I'M
toId?"
There's no such thing any more.
Everybody has to make an income tax
statement Louisville Courier-Jour-
nal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-16

To-day's Games.
Chicago at New York. ,
Detroit at Boston.
st. Louis at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-16
BOysen Wins Shoot of
Perth Amboy Rifle Club

The Perth Amboy Rifle Club held
another contest on their range. Satur-
day afternoon, and this time shot for
q Medal which was donated by the u.
s.. War Department. A. Boysen with
q total of III points was the winner
of the prize.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-16

To-day's Games.
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Boston at st, Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-16
500 yds 500 yds 200yds
Slow Slow Rapid

The highest possible score is SO O
each distance or $50 In, all.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-16
st. Marys.

The score by Innings:
st. Marys O 000014020010 3-11
Wheeler 011000000 0 O. g..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-16
LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Chicago. IL; Philadelphia, 10.
Boston-Cleveland (rain)
m nR fha Ching
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WANTED TO RrT'r

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room house close In lsivrrn uuv aud
trptruhrr % can phone usaga 2aS1.
WANTED ro rrrt guod fsrp, near Tulsa.
h' good Missouri farmer. rath ur grain
rent Aidrs.s Hos 30. care World
WANTED no UINI
seven or eight room house by rs.9ontihls
family WI ,onsidcr l,hsr rhou, Usage
AtHu.gltg
WANTED 10 RtNT-h arm ON shares
or cash rent VIII boy lease aouihoau
gf gy preferred Address hil care
World
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REAL ESTATE
Beautiful Homes

EIrht rooms four bedrooms up-
a'iIrsa slrnut brick fuun alton.
hprHv oud throughout anl fine dec
uRuons. garage and modeCn SER
wants quarters, east front. In a
I,uum location on North
Cnnyruro This house is complete
in r,yry respect and was built for
% homo Price $4,000. $4,000 cash,
balance ,,sf terms. Must I've socn
tu hy appreciated.
Also beautiful bungalow in
Tust This seven room bunE1luw
was huI by owner for A homo and
everything about it ~ beyond cru-
r.Hm rwo-car garage and sorvauts'
quarters located ON south side on
q high corner lot call tor appoint
uTrut
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MONEY TO LOAN cuAfrELs
Sh00ON

10 loan on Tmsl property 40 dc
Laws lU closing
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HNfAtuAI- We waEs a trtr|RIty
OF rHnrautri vAirrnroof .a.Hronts
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PROPERTY for EXCHANGE

FOR BALE on EXCHANGE 72
FOR TRADE -Wo have several high elias,
standard make cArs With some cash IA
CSchsnge for property Phone 1894, NJ
Glass 4 90
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-03

THE RIGHT POSITION
 FOR THE RIGHT MAN We can help you to secure the posi- ton which you are most suited for. Sec us at once; everything confidential. St INTER-AMERICANC co.
 Commercial Employment
 JN6 Jefferson Co. Bank Bldg. BOOKKEEPER wanted Immediately, who is capable of handling correspond ence and general office work; man with good business ability preferred; good proposition to right man. Apply 1z16 Jeff. Co., Bank Bldg.
 CENSUS CLERKS-4000 needed; $92 < month; age. IS upward;' experience unnecessary; for free particulars of examinations, write Raymond Ter ry (former government examiner), 133 Continental Bldg, Washington WANTED-By local manufacturing con- cern. experienced young man for cler- teal position where some stenographic work is required. Fine opportunity and good salary to start. 12l6 Jefferson Co. Bank Bldg.
 WxNTED-Track foreman and six hack hands; good wages; pay every Saturday; rent free. Frost-Sibsey Lumber CO. Lamison. Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-03

STOCK SALESMEN-Must be experi- enced salesmen; stock sales experience preferred. but not absolutely necessary. Give ;.ge, details of business experience, reference and permanent address. F.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 30 MODERN SOUTH HIGHLANDS HOMES AT EASY PRICES

Most people like a house on a. full size lot, here are few of them, in prices that should fit you: On Woodland Ave, So., S-room, g. story residence, level lot, make any one a good home F block of car line, faces south, price s4.000. On Montgomery st.. 7-room, 2-story modern furnace heated residence, pretty grassy lawn, faces east, elevated lot, house in good condi- tion, right on car line; price of this is $4O00.
 On Louise St, 2-story residence, hardwood floors throughout, faces east, this lot is ITO feet deep. house modern with field stone front; attractive looking; price s55O0.
 On 11th ave, S., an attractive S. room, 2-story residence, all wood work inside freshly vanished and house newly papered and painted and looks fine. This house was built by the owners who live in it and it has been well taken care of, is double floored, storm sheathed, level lot with pretty. grassy lawn; house faces south. This is a s7500 home for $6S0O.
 On 18th ave-, S., near 18th St, very attractive house. late model type, such as hardwood floors, tile bath; house is well arranged. This is large lot 50x170 feet, faces So. beautiful view of the mountain, and the price is only $6600. The owner paid ss25o for it. On 18th St, near 14th Ave, a modern S-room, 2-story house. furnace heated, etc., lot 50x150 This is nearer 20th st., and the price is $500. See T. w. Quinn. R. E. & INS. co 211 N. 20th St. Main 52S0.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

LOANS made on real estate, improved or unimproved, to be paid back by the month; loans negotiated, mort gage paper bought. 2109 End ave, Birmingham, Ala.
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NORWOOD

NORWOOD $85O0-This is not one of the flashy built to sell houses," but a splen- didly and substantially put to- gether home; in other words, fin nished one. Nine rooms and very largo sleeping porch 4 beO with entrances to same. Newly dec orated and painted. Located in a pretty spot on 32d st.. quarter block from bus line. Side drive to good garage. This is 9 real bar gain. See F. l.. Johnson, Jemison Real Estate & Ins. Co.,, 211 N. Fist St. Main 52S0.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

hELf MANIED-MA ---4n1ALE.e>,o4 ALE WANTED-Driver with a Ford car to drive collector thronghout the city of Bir-
 ngham; about 30 calls s pei day; hours from 8:30 a msuntil 5 p. m.; one hour fr hlnch; $5 per day. Call s lnsin 4900 today between the hours of 9:30 a. m. and II a. m.
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INVESTMENTS

HERE ARE SOME SPLENDID IN- EASEMENTS. THEY ARE ALSO GOOD HOMES. t12 N. PEARL ST. POSSESSION 30 DAYS); $S25o. LOVELY BUNGALOW, SOUTHSIDE, VACANT $4500. 3-SIORY HOME IN NORWOOD, ONLY Se500
 HOME IN BURRIs CIRCLE, WOOD LAWN, ONLY $3750.
 5e01 1ST AVE. (CORNER), ' ROOMS, BARGAIN, $S000. MAGNIFICENT BUNGALOW OVER LOOKING COUNTRY CLUB; HAS TILE ROOF, EXTRA SERVANTS HOUSE, TILE ROOF, VACANT NOW. PRETTY BUNGALOWS IN INGLE- NOOK, 5000 EACH. 1902 TUSCALOOSA AVE-, 10 ROOMS, ONLY S450O. DON'T BUY UNTIL YOU ASK ABOUT ABOVE OR SEE OUR LARGE LIST WE CAN SELL YOU THE HOUSE YOU WANT. TT IS A PLEASURE TO SHOW YOU WHAT WE HAVE AND IF YOU ARE IN THE MARKET SEE
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-03
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, AND MULES

HORSES AND MULES Next Thursday, June 5, will be our first hot weather sale day, and we will have more of those good quality government mules, two CD carloads of young and mid dle-age horses and mares, eight (8) nice Shetland ponies and enough of the cheap kind of horses and mules to furnish every one with what they need. Trade is not over yet, our last sale was the best we have ever held at this season of the year.
 FEES & SONS
 Rirr,oiyo nh ,oo Alb A
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'. .ANTED-One first-class automobile top trimmer and one automobile painter and finisher who can stripe, etc.; man capable taking charge of shop preferred; best wages and steady employment. T. c. Mckenzie, State and Royal sts., Mobile Ala
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SAWMuI. MEN

 Labor of all kinds wanted at our new mill a Wadley, Ala, on the A., B. S, A R. Es also contractors wanted for log zrs lumber hauling; highest wages: weekly pay days; take next train; worE < gterantee1.
 THE NARBURY LUMBER CO.,. NJ WADLEY. ALA
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Moving and Packing
PERSONAL

PARTY wishes to communicate with T. % A. Marcus, who formerly lived at Ems z ley on important business. Reward for F information for his whereabouts. Call f Ensley 614-J.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALI
SALESMEN WANTED

EXPERIENCED GROCERY and Packing House Salesmen for entire state of Ala bama, also 37 experienced speciality salesmen-men who have an established business in regularly covered territory preferred. and who feel that they have reached the limit in salary with their present connection. Give permanent ad- dress and references, state age, terri. tory covered, present salary and busi- ness experience Applications considered strictly confidential. Address H -36. care Age-Herald.