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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15

to see a goo6 storv as much as to look
Pt starr He uaed to he amused and
fascinated by quickly changing scenes
IN stnpstick farcos that II stan mart Of
the FUN But when face to face with
neople going through a strong emo
tional scene, he wants to live through
the event FOR all 1t IL worth,
That IL WIN In "The Girl from Out
side the audience enjoys so many
strong moments TO the full. You get
Ia know the girl and the Curly Kid and
the gang Of scalawags and the smiling
ChlnRman, You live through every mo-
mont Of the great struggle OF the Kid 20
destroy the evidence against the ma
the Girl loves, You thrill as you face
the Chihaman r%evenglng on the villain
the injury to hts friend the Kid, You
go from shin to beach, from restaurant
TO hotel, with increasing interest In the
people and what happens.
A Rex Beach picture In first Of all
side" you get to know characters YOU
viii not soon forget. That In what
makes a photodrama worth while, worth
seeing twice.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15

on their honeymoon. and is rated as
one Of the best attractions which Loew
has ever booked.
BEGINNING Thursday, when the new
vaudeville bill opens, f. M. McGreevy
and Rose Helen Doyle win be the head
liners in Motoring Difficulties" a
comedy skit written by Jack Lait, one
Of Americas foremost humorists. 1t
is said to contain far more laughs than
one would naturally expect in Is min
utes.
Tyler and st. Clair, experts on the
x%ylophone; Downing and Bunnin, in ut
Is to Laugh" Steve Freda. eccentric
guitar comedian, and the Spartans. a
couple Of extraordinary gymnasts, will
also be seen on the vaudeville bill.
The Lost Princess" a screen story
that leads from a San Francisco Jews
paper office to a remote European
kingdom, and has Albert Ray and Eli
nor Fair in the leading roles. will be
the film feature on the bill for the lat
ter half Of the week.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15
MEETING rs sToRMED.

BERLIN. Nov observation-disclosures
last might stormod n meeting arranged
BY Matthias Erzbergerj vice premier and
minister Of finance. al Witch speeches
fasQfihg the league of tatiens were
made, The police cleared the hail and
quiet waR restored.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15

Loves Of Lefty" a perturbation OF the
novel Of the same name by Sir Arthur
Pinero.
"The Loves of Lefty is a picturiza-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-23

Aguilar had just arrived in WASH
ington as envoy of the Mexican gov
eminent on a special mission, when
news came of the crossing of the Dor
der by American troops to drive back
Villas army from the region of FL
Paso. He Immediately issued a pro-
test on behalf OF his government.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-23

shooting craps and cursing the guards.
He stepped up to the counter and
spoke to the man in charge concern
ing the action OF the men and then
started to walk out of the building.
Zarafino followed him continuing
his insulting talk concerning guards.
Schroeder was IN uniform and turned
back and spoke to the man about his
action. Zarafino pulled a gun and
shot him in the left arm. h ballet
being removed by a doctor.
Edward Dauss. a guard at the Run
yon plant, gave the same testimony
as Schroeder.
The jury consists Of p. e. Dixon,
George jolly, Samuel w. Skirm, Mel
son Petty, Frederick Lear. A. A. Pax
ton, Edward Gamble, Albert H. Bran,
John @. Hornsby. Edwin Barlow,
Frank G. Boyce and Hans p. Herd
erson.
Zdrafno put up no defense under
the charge of carrying concealed
| weapons, but did put in the defense
Of self-defense- on the charge of as
sault He claimed that Schroeder
butted into their game and hit lara
fno in the face, making his nose
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-23
Tag Day Here for Benefit
Of Danish Home for Aged

The tag day for the benefit of the
Home for the Aged of the Danish
Brotherhood and Sisterhood of the
eastern states held Saturday under the
direction of members of Freja Lodge
Sisterhood of this city was a success
and about $3.50 was collected on the
streets during the day. Mrs. Chris
Borup was the chairman of the COM
mittee in charge of the collection and
she this morning that the
sum might go higher still. A meet
ing of the committee will be held to-
night for the purpose OF settling UP
the affair.
Those who assisted Mrs. Borup In
the collection were Mrs. Chris Han
hen. Mrs. Edward Lund, Mrs. Fred
Cr1stiansen, Mrs. Maynard Olsen. Mrs.
Soren Hansen Mrs. Anna Hunt. Miss
Clara Harreskov, Miss Patria Chris
Hansen and Master Christensen. w
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-23
Call Coroner In Death Of Two

Coroner James j. Flynn was called
out OF town on two cases yesterday
where men had died suddenly without
medical attention on saturday night.
Patrick Goodwin, forty-f1ve old,
OF Menlo Park. died suddenly at his
home Saturday night following an
attack Of heart disease. George Oar
forty-three years old, of Bonhamtown
died suddenly at his home Of lobular
pneumonia He had been i'll but a
short time without medical attention.
Coroner Flynn turned both of the
bodies over to Pettitt and Hilltop, un-
dertakers of Metuchen for burial.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-23
ASSAULT CASE
HEARD TODAY
Georze Zarofino on Trial on a
Charge OF Grand Larceny
at Runyon Plant
By speciaI correspondeut.

By Special Correspondents
NEW BRUNSWICK, June 23-
George zara1no was placed on trial
this morning in the court of quarter
sessions before Judge Peter +. DAILY
and jury on the charge of atrocious
assault and carrying concealed weap-
ons. The state Is represented by
Prosecutor Joseph s.. Stricken and
Zarafno Is represented by Francis p.
Coan.
The crime for which Zarafino Is on
trial was committed on December ID,
1911, on Alert Schroeder at the plant
of the Runyon Corporation, where
Schroeder was a guard. Schroeder Is a
resident of New York city. Schroeder
when placed on the stand said at the
time of the assault he was employed
as deputy chief of police at h plant
of the Oliver Loading Company and
went into the commissary department,
where he found Zarafino with others
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-23

The Holy Trinity Roman Catholic
slovak Church, 4ss Penn ST, invites
contractors to submit estimate for IL
room and auditorium school house TO
be erected on corner Penn and Laurie
SITS.
The plans are on file In the Parish
lOmce. Each contractor should deposit
amount of $500 for safe return OF
plans. Contract will be awarded to
Lowest bidder.
ROBERT A SCHUMANN.
Architect
ss2 Lamberton st, Trenton. n. l.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-23

bleed. The jury went out at ff:fs
o'clock
The jury after being out but TWEEN
ty minutes found zarafino guilty on
both counts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-23

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN,
This is to notify the creditors OF
Nicholas Herman, 533 Sayre Ave, that
has sold store to william R~ubenstein,
All bin up q and including June , VII
be paid by Nicholas Herman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-23

those who do not come back" said the
speaker, land all during the welcome
home we should especially remember
the mothers all over the world. When
women have the vote throughout the
world. people will have the say and
the dream of universal peace Will be
realized. Women will not vote Tor
war;" said the speaker.
The soldiers spoke briefly, thanking
the company for the good time and
the gift and told how delighted they
were to get back home.
Throughout the evening music was
furnished, George Fullerton and
Philip Hart at the piano, Walter GER
lufsen, violin and George Durrua,
drums. julius Blanchard sang sew
eral solos.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-23
IN cHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY

To CLARA G.. THOMPSON RUBRIGHT.
BY virtue OF an order of the Court
of Chancery of New Jersey, made on
May 10, 1919, in a certain cause where
in Charles A Rubright is petitioner
and you are defendant, you are re-
uuired to appear. and plead. answer or
demur to petitioners petition on or
before the 21st day of July next. or in
default thereof. such decree will be
taken against you as the chancellor
shall think equitable and just.
The object of said suit is to obtain
a decree of divorce. dissolvfng the
marriage between you and the pei
toner.
EMIL STREMLAU,
Solicitor of Petitioner.
Perth Amboy, N. ].
4SI5-5-2s-5t pew Mon.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-15

P~racuJesA " kr6dhIeAci7T - Rup So
ole tam DZ:ENNIk CHICAGOSKf
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-15
z WEST PULLMAN.

Ma fundusz lO-cio milionowy ziozyli
Masterpieces:
Michal Talejczyk, So; Stanisiaw Pa
s!nsf1i. s.: Jan Kirkla. 50; Wtmcenty
Dombrowski 81: Stefan Kredens. s.; An
toni Szymczyk. So; Roman Grabihsk!
25c: Karoljna Sarejka 81; Jan PahSa
s15: A1eksanaer Pforka, s.; stefan IA
rabula. 81; Ptotr Bierzcchuiek s.; Nj
chal Zaborn!ak. 81: Antoni KraSnopol-
SIKH s.: Jan Kaiat. So: Jan JarosZ. 81;
J0Zef ZySrl2mat, 81 w. =. =: StarlI'Ia"
Ehiert. So: Teofil J0zw.k, 81; France
seek Kcntorski. So: Adam WaSlak. so;
.J0zef Czarneckl. So: Julian SoJKa, 81;
Wladyslaw M6w!nski, A~leAsander Xii
mon. S.; Jak0b Wesoiowsk!. 81; P:otr
Wvsooki. 50: WOjciech Tomaszek. 50;
Franc.szek Papuga, 81; Tomasz Sosfo-
wIcz. s25: Wfadys!aw B~ojnowski, s.;
Walerrty BierzechmIek, 81: Stanisiaw
Gryniewtecki. So; lgnacy k!endralSii'
So: Wfadyslaw Blnow, 81; F~,ranc.Szek
Czacgn. SO: Jan PcucalS, s.: MARGIN Maj
kszak, 81 w. ). $; lgnacy RZesniczek'
s.; Jan B~ordanowlcz. 81; Piotr Bur
czytk. 81: Franciszek Hankus, s.; SIAN!
sIaw Czerwinski. So; J0Zef Majkszak 81;
Anllrokcwicz Stanisiaw So: BeraS J0-
zef. 81: Barohk Walenty. 81; Bocuenak
Rocki, So; Cie5lark Waciaw, $40; Celtes
J6zer, So: CzyzykowerVl J6zef, s.; Don
dzyia Julian, $40; Derw:hsr0i Ptotr 50;
Derwihski Jan. So; Falejczyk Stani--
slaw. $40! FaFejcZyk J0zef 50; FryS An
ma. So: Gralewicz Teresa, s.: Celia VIA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-15

w spos6b hardzO Drosty! Wzie-
lam do pomOCy RCFFLES - kt6ry
usunal hpiei. Il ohecnie WHO'S pick
ME sic puSEy j rozwiia".
W cia gu dwoch lub trzech dnl, 'u-
piez "a pomoca RULES zacZnie s!a-
bic ma Waszej gloTie. a "a jaki5 ty-
dzien zupelnie Zniknie. Jest to szcze-
"a prawda, Tasz aptekarz zwr6Ci
Wan pien.adze jeSli RUFFLES "a
wiedEie
NigLy t~eszcze ME okazalo sic COS
poGohnego FAX RUFFLES. Novice o
R~uff.esie. ME rozchodzi sic o jakis
perfum. jakaS c,cZoSC. hub o jaktss
giuDstwo. RCFFLGS wzmacnia ! o.
avwia zanied5a'a i~zbiednia(a sk6rs
glowy. doda energii ] posiLi kor;eh
wlosu j og6lem jes' to jedyny Sro-
dek. istniejacy dotad Z podobny mi
warunkami. Bezwarunkowo usuwa
lupiez j udatnia najwspanialej wlosy.
Kupcie sob:o DIS ~ieszcze jedna
tutelke "a 65c cd Waszego apteka-
RIA. Gdyby go ME miat przeSiijcie
75c ma podany adres. a otrzymacie
butelke z oplacona p~rzesylka. F. ~.
Richter and Co.. 74-S0 Washin2tU@
ST.. New York. n. Y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-15
ZAVONDALE.
WIEC POLSKI MA JACKO-
VIE.

Praca patryotyczna i sk}adek
ma fundusz 10-milionowy zdaje
SIC w naszych stronach postepo--
wac coraz razniej i powazniej.
Zawdzieczac to w czesci nalezy
kilku obywatelom i obywatelkom,
ktorzy GAS i zdolnosci swoje z
prawdziwem wyrzeczeniem sic
s;ebie, poswiecaja tel dobrej spra
vie. l widaG, re ogoi Coraz bar
dziej jednoczy sic w mysli i ofiar-
noSci narodowej. Ale kresu nam
raznaczonego ~jeszcze ME dosie-
gliSmy ami nawet w polowie. Jak
skladki caiej Polonii amerykah-
skiej ME odFowiedzialy jeszcze
wymaganiom dzisiejszej chwili,
tax i u mas wielu jeszcze obywa-
tell waha sic i ociaga Z nalezyta
praca i pomOca.
Czemu sic ociagaG czemu wa
hac maja? Re lud polski, re die
q polskie, re chorzy biedacy gina
i marnieja z glodu braku najnie-
zbedniejszych potrzeb zyciowych,
to prawda ponad wszelka watpli-
woSc. Re bezwarunkowo i Eo1iie--
cznie zaraz. teraz trzeba dazyc z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-15
WYGLADAJCIE. MtOD0
To Latwo - Jeaeli Wiecie o
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

Sekretem zachowaria m}odosci jest,
ably sic czu6 mlodo-a W tym celu malezy
da6 baczenie ma watrobe i zoladek-nie
potrzeba mice wybladlej Gerry, ciemnych
obw6dek pod oczyma, pryszcz6w, z6ltego
wygladu Gerry, oczu bez blasku. Wasz
dokt6r VAN powie, re dziewieedzie-
STAT procent wszystkich chor6b pochodzi
z nienalezytego dzialania zoiadka /
watroby.
DIR. Edwards, szeroko znany lekarz W
Ohio, udoskonalil roslinny preparat,
zmieszany z OLIVIA i dzialajacy ma wat
robe i zoladek, a kt6ry dawal on swym
p~acyentom przez dtugie lata.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, zastepu-
iace kalomel, So {agodne W dzialaniu,
leez zawsze skuteczne. Przynosza one
to poduiete ducha, tie naturalns rzezkost,
kt6re kazdy powinien posiada6, przez
w%zmocnienie watroby i oczyszczenie or
ganizmu z nieczystosci.
Poznacie DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
DO ich oliwkowym kolorze. 10c i ESQ
pudelko. We wszystkich aptekach. ,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-15
Szy Krew Wasza Przymiera
zpOwodu Braku zelaza?
zeIazo Jest pozywieniem ezer~oneI
krWL Nu1ated Iron pomOie zaczer-
wienle policzki u kobiet | zaops-
trzy zyiy U mezczyzn W size
An6roie.

Jeielibys sic obyi beg jedzenia tax
dlugo. az byS oslabi wy%cienczony I
]schudniety. ME mogiby6 sobie Tiecej
zaszkodziG iak pozwoliC krwi swej Ii.
teralnie przymieraC z powodu braku
zelaza. kt6re dale SHE / energie ma
przemiane pozywienia W zyjace tkanki
muszkui6w / mozgu.
Be- d"ostatecznej iloSci zelaza "
krwi, bez r6znicy lie jecie / co jecie,
rokarm przechodzl u Was bez korzy-
sci ME dodajac VAN mocy i zamiast
cue sic zwawym i zdrowym, bedziecie
s}abym, nerwowym i ~podupadlym ma
zdrowiu.
Jezeli ME jestescie SLIM i zdrowi jak
powinniScie bye. powinniScie zrobit
~nastepujaca probe. Przekonajcie sic
jak diugo mozecie pracowac hub isc
be- zmeczenia. Nastepn!e zazyjcie
dwie pieciogramowe tabletki zelaza
organicznego (nuxated from try razy
d~ziennie DO jedzeniu przez diva tygo-
dnie. Potem zobaczcie wiele zyskalt-
scie ma sile.
Wielu nerwowych I p~odupadlych ma
ydrowiu ludzi cierpiacych co chwile,
| otrzymaio wprost za~dziwiajqcy przyby-
tex SHY i energii przez przyjmowanie
! zelaza " wlaSciwej formie. Lecz ME
! uzywaicie zelaza W starej formie dla-
tego, ably jedynie oszczedzit pare cen.
! tow. wy powinniscie uzywac zelazo W
! takiei formie. kt6ra sic lekko absorbH'
ie i asym;luie tax jak Nuxated Iron
iezeli chcecie, ably ono by{o pozytecz'
/ nym, W innym razie mozecie doswiad'
czyc wiecej szkody aQiieli pozytku.
Nabye MONA Nuxated Iron Il Wa
szego drogerzysty z absolutna gwaran
eva zadowolenia lub zwrotu pieniedzy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-15

pomoca, ably zapobiedz smierci i
nedzy tysiecy a tysiecy naszych
biedakow, to rzecz stwierdzona
przez wysfannikow Czerwonego
Krzyza, to rzecz zbadana i stwier
dzona przez wyslannikow komi-
syi zywnoSciowej amerykanskiej
/ alianckiej, to rzecz potwierdzo-
ma i "a naglaca uznana przez ma
szego prezydenta Wilsona. Vice
ma co jeszcze oglqdac sic many,
ma co czekac? Trzeba zrobic "a
raz, CO sumienie polskie i obowia-
EEK nakazuje.
Czy Alianci wiecej majq dbat
0 ratowanie Polski, jak my sami:
Oni ma mas patrzet i ogl2dat sic
beda. lie my tez sami Polsce
p~rzyjdziem Z pomocq, Czyz maj2
bye bardziej czuli ola Polakow
niz my? JeSli mas ME zobacza ro-
biacych i dajqcych, CO mozemy.
to tez ! sami ociagac sic bed2
sluSznie. Bo jake maja Polske
uwazat "a godna pomocy, jesli jej
wlaSni synowie i wlasne cork ME
uwazajq "a taxa. Chyba &c pomo-
ga Polsce sami, bez mas ! wbreW
nam ! ma wstyd ! ma hahbe nam
zeSmy wlasnemu narodowi ME
chcieIi hub ME umieli przyj$c Z
pomocq wedlug naszych sill.
L tel tez przyczyny, ably / ma
sza dzielnica ME zasluzyla ma
wstyd ME speiniajac d~ostatccznie
swego oboWlazku Tub pozoStajaC
W lyle "a innemi, postanowi1 10
mitet Obywatelski ma .lackowie
urzadzic powt6rny Vice Polsk'
dnia 1890 lutego, w nicdzieie Q
godz. 80 wieczorem. w hall oh.
Warszyhskiego. rog Wolfram
Central Park ave. ma ktory sic "a
prasza w~szystkich Polakow ma
szvch. PrzemawiaG bedzic \,
Rektor Zapa}a i p. redaktor Nach
tel. Spodziewamy sic, re dzleini-
ca nasza ME okaze sic mniej god
ia Cd innych i re synowic / cory
rolskie przyjda licznie, jcdne w
duchu. mySli i ofiarnosci narodo-
wei. Poczatek o godz. 7:30 VIE
czorem.
L powazaniem.
Komitet O~bywatelski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-15
z zycia Sokolow.

Jak wszystkim wiadomo, cd czasu
lax mlodziez Sokola zaczela wste-
powa6 W szeregl Armii Polskiej
Amerykansk!ej, cwiczenia pc gniaz-
dach ustaly, a wiele gniazd zaprze-
stalo twiczen zupelnie. Gniazdo No.
3gi jak zawsze przez szeregi lat tax
/ teraz cd swoiej piracy ME odstepu-
ie, chociaz W naszem .gniezdzie ME
ma takich, kt6rzyby cwiczyli karabi-
nami, DO ci wszyscy znajduja sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-15

tam, gdzie katdy zdolny do nosze-
mia broni i kt6rego rodzinne 90
wiazki ME obarczaja bye ~powin.eI,
a to W Armii Polskiej.
Pozostala jednak liczna dziatwa /
t. sic zajaG przewaznie teraz po,r2s-
ba, azeby ten duch Polski n.eJ
podniecaG i wyprowadziG ja IA
dzielnych Polak6w i Polk. GniazdJ
No. 2gi obecnie wiele piracy W tym
celu podjeio. Sokolnia zostaia od-
swiezona 1 p~ostarano sic o rozmaite
wygody dla dziatwy. Do was sic te-
raz, rodzice, zwracamy zebyscie jak
najliczniej dziatwe wpisywali. CWt-
czenia ~odbywaja sic W Atlas sail, W
Sokolni W dnie n%astepujace:
Dziatwa meska W p~oniedziatk! l
W czwartki cd godz. 1915 do $3.50
wiecz. chiopcy mali, zas cd godz.
$3.50 do loci chiopcy starsi.
Dziatwa zehska W srody cd godz.
1880 do $50 wiecz.
Wpisywat dziawte MONA ma CIVIL
~czeniach W powyzsze wieczory.
Czoiem!
Aponnary Ruszczyk. naczelniS.
TeofiI Sawicki, podnaczelnik.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-15

Ci co mic mic dali m Ojczyzne; -
Mfkolaj WhsrdewslNi, StanIsiaw Olsze-
w7Jki, Teofil ~SmoEnski, Jan Krawis,
II. PremsIki, J0zef Fomfara, AndIvej
Wflk, Boleslaw G0rny. J6zef OEc,ewski,
Wfadyslaw krtkla, Mac:ej Matec.na, Ju
liam Gryczewski i Jozef HULK.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-15

la J. soc; Wedick 81; Wiszowaty
w. 81; ojciechowski j. 1 w. 8. g.;
ojinski j. 25c; Wojownik 25c; Wro-
blewski J6zef 81; y~kretowicz F. 80;
Zablocki 81; Dachman P. l W. SIS;
Zamiara T. 500 bond; Zelazo j.
81: Zielinski F. Csc; Zientara soc;
zurawski F.s1; Zyburt ]. soc.
Skolektowali:
Golubska NJ. 1 Siuda w. $500
Gordon H. Kunkiel e. l4.l0
G0rski X. fl.oO
Graczyk A. / w. S. S. i 1900
Kierna A. Szczerkowska M. 14.75
Kolodziejski NJ. . 100
Kowa,ski T. 1850
Mikolajczyk A. i Skrobicka F.
2 W. s. s. / 11.OO
plebania 4 thrift stamps i 1850
Eoszkowiak w. 3 W. S. s. / 1888
skvarski w 500
IN "
Wroblewski j. 500 bond, 80
thrift stamps l 1925
To dla O~jczyzny!. To ola moich
braci rodak6w tam daleko! Mech
Pan Bog 1 szczeSci W zlaczeniu | Cd
budowaniu tel ziemi co rome rozbto
ry p%orozdzielaly 1 poszarpaiy! Mo-
zesz. Szan. Rodaku Maryanowski
Rodaczko, hojnej rece twojej tax
przywt6rzyt? Pamietaj, re je5eli do
ciebie ME zawita kolektor Tub kolek
torka - bo nieliczni ont - TO
skieruj kroki tive XII plebanii / tam
chetnie, z weselem ma twarzy zl6z--
tw6i datek ma rzecz Zmartwychwsta
jacej Polski.
X. Stan. A. Gadacz, c. II.
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p"ht. one of the largest of its Kind
lh tut country, has openings in los
safes Organization fur two men I'D
years 81 age. of proved sales ability
we want real sdirsuru--the go grffpr
type.
We pay straight salary ana rx
pfnses Territories are sO arranged
tldt our statesmen are usually 90
h"hie ON sunday. We give 40 new
men % thorough kuuwleI-c of our
Hhe before assigning tp % territory
Applicants must present good
business appearance aud personality
aud be able Co represent the roruor-
anon on the road Boo any sales cup1c-
lt} Experience iu selling mcr-
chHnuise Co dealers aud iohbers pre-
Ierahie but other road selling expert
ence desirable Contact with auto
mobile or garage dealer trade psue-
clally helpful
We want the type 90 man who can
rise 20 the more Important pxerutlve
positions lu our organization after
Do has demonstrated his selling JhH-
ny Tor sufficient time iu the field
We are not interested iu oppor-
tuulsts or SO called speciality SrIrS-
men, nut we want the SuhStI ntlai
tyre OF business Ecttrr" who cain 81
into larg" company whose 1915
sales tOuled over $4,000 OOOOD and
where he cam fully realize bis 1mbi-
ton Your success viii Doe measured
hy the business You produce.
Ability Co solicit orders aud CON
tracts from the trade is the Ilrsf re-
quirement. but iu addition 90 this we
would Ike Co secure men who ac-
tually possess executive ability that
can be developed Make your reply
real sales letter hy outlining In
diligently all Of your previous bust
a. IA NH
sOnal Information a~ age. domestic
status. education and present saiury
received. The more Information your
letter contains. the greater will be-
your opportunity for un interview.
Do, care of News Times. 1885
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-15
FOR SALE

LULLINS Hug FARM.
One of, II not the best equipped farms
IN St Joseph county. POI acres, 3
buildings The buildings and equipment
alone cost more than Is now asked for
the complete farm. miles from South
Bend on good roads. Price SSe. 900. Ad-
dress inquiries TO Box JMS. care OF
News Times. 1850 II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-15
FARM LANDS.

FOR SALE-Farm. 1ru acres. .niles
north % town Nice ciav and gravel:
all land on 90 crops; has big barn,
cement silO. granary. double house well
fenced WIN sell reasonable, with OF
without crops Deal with owner. r.
Polls, l420 Portage av. Home phone
173 2el II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-15

FOR SALE-Wny rent wnen you can
buy this home? 4 six-rOOm house
with bath, gas. electricity and furnace
at 1907 L. Bowman ST This house Is
practically new Price $500. with small
payment down and balance on monthly
payments. 5. NJ. Robinson x Son, 124
~ Main st. 310-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-15

FOR SALE-Hav" houses and lots in all
parts Of the city. from S11o0 up. cash
Hr payments Have cash buyer for a
property ia Rush's Addition Have
farms II an sizes for sale and exchange
Acre tracts az Country club Wesley
Van Nulin. Ct Farmers Trust bldg
Home 2S37 Bell 1863 i16T-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-15
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR REM

FOR EENT-Lurge upstairs sitting
room with connecting bedroom, CON
yenient 90 bath. Telephone Bell .-5l3
g~i- tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-15

FOR SALE-Black dirt and manure.
grading. scdding and pruning BE sure
10 get our figures on lREn WORK. Land
scape & Gardening co. Home sai6. Bell
Gao5. 8sT-1-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-15

DISTRIBUTOR wanted IN every TO- vu
for Speedoliue, quart equals % gallons
gasoline, hustlerS make $500 90 $500 Ter
month; particulars free Speedoline Co.
Dallas. Texas. 1928
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-15
HIGH CLASS SANPLEN FREE

HIGH CLASS SAMPLES FREE
a. statesmen Interested iu % side line.
Variety Of new top notch metal spec ial-
ties All wonderful trade stimulators
and business producers Manufacturers
for them. Every Zine everywhere buy in
large quantities AN year around. 80
seasons. Side line statesmen make $50
week. SfJO To- $500 for whole time
Write quick for outfit q. T.. Erickson
Company Inc, ~ Erickson bldg. hes
MOines. Ia. 1149-15
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-15

FOR SALE-Irere T. your Craure II YOU
have capital aud want TO start a bust
ness. 2-Story brick Mig tine location
Would make dandy grocery Ug garage
" ri5e 10 owner. H. ~. care News lines.
115J3-tf
FOR SALE-Why rent when you can
buy the following described property
l16i r Bowman St. an almost new six
room bungalow. with electric lights. gas.
bath and furnace entirely modern.
Price $3.50 with small payment down
and balance on monthly payments.
: ~ Robinson a Son. 1t y Main 81
SCOTT
SOUTH ENu BARGAIN.
room new modern home. with garage.
nice size lot. just block east Of
Michigan s. Quick sale $500. A. q.
Noigt Realtor Central Realty Co. 300
Citizens Bank Bldg. II. z. 51ll. b. p.
s52 I2Sol-tf