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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-15
REDS SCORE SHUT
OUT OVER CHICAGO
Cubs Beat Philadelphia, A to
0-ShOttOn's Hitting
Aids st. Louis

Cincinnati. September 14.--Fisher
pitched great ball for the league lead
ers this afternoon; shutting out Boston,
to 0. Boston did not get a man to
third base. and only two as far as sec
ond. 1t was the fifth straight error
less game for the Cincinnati team,
Score: r. II. f.
Boston ........ 900 900 600 6 2
Cincinnati ........ 900 900 Ii 10 0
Batteries--Oeschgera and O'Neil; Fish
err and Raridcn.
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Good Exhibition Game

Glencove, n. T., September 14-Jack
Hutchinson and Mike Brady defeated
Douglas Edgar, of Atlanta, and Louis
Teller of Braeburn, in an exhibition
golf match over the north shore links
here today, by up and 3 to play.
The contest was for the benefit of
the benevolent fund of the professional
golfers association. Teller substituted
for Jim Barnes, the western champion
Brady had the best individual card
10; Hutchinson. so; Teller. 81 and
Edgar 49,
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PERSONALS

Miss Vernon Hayes and Miss Emosene
Maxwell will leave Monday morning for
Florence. where they will attend school.
J. r. Bailey and son, Howard Bailey
left Saturday night for Nashville, where
they will visit relatives for several days
Mrs II. w. Sweet and Henry Sweet re-
turned Sunday from a visit to relatives
in Georgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Vandefford, are in
Nashville. where they will remain for
several days visiting relatives.
Miss Lois Grey has returned from a
visit to Akron and Eutaw.
Mrs ]. ID. alton and Miss Florence
Patton returned Sunday from visit to
Corinth, Miss.
Mrs Mamie Carlisle. who has made her
home with Mrs. ]. H. Read for several
months, will be in Birmingham during
Mrs. Reads stay at Talladega.
Rev. w. r. Price will spend the week
assisting Rev. Ross Baker in a revival
at the Woodlawn Baptist church
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HABEAS CORPUS HEARING

A Harrington habeas corpus proceedings
on behalf of Lee Jones and James G
Brasweil, former Bessemer policemen
charged with the murder in connection
with the shooting of Allie c. Steiger sew
eral Weeks ago Will be heard before
Judge Dan Greene in circuit court Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock. The hearing
Is in am effort to obtain bond for the two
men pending their trial, and about "
witnesses have been summoned in the
case The former officers were indicted
by the grand jury for murder some time
ago in connection with the shooting. and
have since been confir1d in the county
Jail Assistant Solicitor Ben G. Perry
will prosecute for the state and John w.
Altman will appear for the defendant.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-15
MONTH OF INTERCEssION

The Womans Missionary union of the
First Baptist church are observing the
month of September as a month of inter
cession, and all circles will hold meetings
Monday, when prayers for foreign mis-
sions will be said.
At the last general meeting of the union
Mrs. Rose Huey rendered her resignation
as president on account of i'll health, and
Mrs. George Ross was elected in her
place. Mrs. e. f. Ray was elected on
the board of control of tho Good Will
Center at PRATT City at the same meet
ing. Septen bY "a will be observed as a
fast day by IL members of the society,
and special prayers will be made for for
eign, home and state missions. hospitals
christian education, aged ministers and
relief funds on that day and during the
month in connection with the drive for
missions by the Southern Baptist.
The annual report of the union has re-
Gently been compiled and shows the large
amount of work accomplished by the
members. The financial report is as fol
lows: State missions, 1914; home mis-
sions. $3.50: foreign missions. $2S0.3o;
training school. s.; orphanage. 5000; aged
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umn as hits. Arson was slow afoot and
! those infield taps OF his always were
outs"
What do you think OF. cobb?" was
| asked.
| He sizes up as probably the greatest
all around player of all time" replied
Bancdoft II hold to the belief that
Arson was his superior as a natural HIT
ter-and as surer hitter in crisis.
| And Cobb Is no greater outfielder than
Arson was a first baseman. But Cobb
has 1t on Arson in baserunning. in cum
| ming and dariug-and in ability to get
| around the sacks and register at home
plate
How do you rate Hans Wagner as
shortstop?''
Perhaps the greatest of all time--wth
Hughie Jennings, running him a close
race" ansyrerel the an WA MAJ
was marvel-a wonder of wonders.
| That boy could hit, field. throw and
| run bases. He looked like the elumslest
man that ever was in the big leagues
Yet he actually was one of the fastest.
But at that he didn't have an awful
! lot on Jennnge. Hughie could hit, field,
| throw and run-and Hughes pep and
his alertness was a mighty asset for any
team"
"Where does Lajoie fit in your ideas?"
Probably the best all-around second
oHSetIldll, even tnOuRn some or his rivals
had 1t on him in one department or
another answered Bancroft II think
Biddie McPhee, of the old Cincinnati
team. was a far batter fielder 7, foot
McPhee ever will remain in my memory
| as the 80"
time. He was a whirlwind. He covered
| acres of ground. He always seemed to
| know just where to play and whenever
| he got the ball instinct told him where
] to flip it.
COLLINS GOOD FIELDER
collins. of the White Sox. ranks next
| to McPhee as a fielder in my opinion
! And Collins is faster on the bases than
either MsPhee or Laioie. furthermore he
| Is one of the hraniest men of all time"
But I'd say youll have to hand II
| u Laioie because he was n greater bats
| man than either OF his wonderful rivals
| sof ar superior in that branch that it
! more than overcomes the edge that Col
| Ions has in speed and fielding and Me-
| Phee's advantage in the fielding end
| AT third? Well who can name
greater all around performer than John
| McGraw at his best? A hitter, a fielder
Of superb ability, a brainy athlete--and
Il fighter
be infied thought--Anson on first,
I,aioie at second. Wagner Mt short and
McGraw at third?"
Il wouldn't say soft | had to pitch
against it," cut in Slim Sallee. And the
ether pitchers in the neighnorhood ut
tered fervent amen
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-15

TO HAVE
WORLD SERIES REVIEW

Wednesday September H. The Ageerald sporting
articles dealing with
White
Southern official sascan,
baseball the
thoroughly
ouieiders
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Cubs Take Shufnut

Chicago, September 14.-Extra base
hits at oportune times enabled Chicago
to shut out Philadelphia, to o. in
the first game of the series here today.
Martin was hit hard, but kept the Wis
itors' hits well scattered. The fielding
Of Barber was feature Score. r. II. l..
Philadelphia ..... 600 600 600 10 0
Chicago .......... 100 30 of 10 0
Batteries-Cheney and Adams; Martin
and killfer.
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YANKS WIN THIRD
CAMERON BROWNS
Mays Allows But Three Hits
Five Senator Pitchers
Fail to Win

New York, September 1.-THE New
from St. Louis, winning the last game
of the series, to l. Mays held st.
Louis to tire hits. while the Yankees
hit Wright. st. Louis youngster
Score: r. II. Z.
st. Louis ....... 900 o10 0o0-1 8 2
New York ... 010 101 05s--s II 2
Batteries-Wright and SEVERED; Mays
and Ruel.
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international League

At Baltimore: Baltimore 1-2, Jer-
sey City as.
At Buffalo: Buffalo o-5, Bingham
ton is.
At Newark Newark 10, Reading s.
AT Rochester: Rochester IA, Toronto Q
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TEXAS LEAGUE

At Beaumont: Beaumont 8; Fort
! Worth 8.
At Houston: Houston Dallas, rain.
At San Antonio: San Antonio-Shreye-
port, rain.
At Galveston: Galveston Waco, storm.
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At Toledo: Toledo /. Kansas City IL.
At Indianapolis: Indianapolis 40.
Milwav<ee SO.
At Louisville: Louisville 3-3. st. Paul
0<9
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-15
LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY
New York s, St. Louis /.
Detroit 8, Washington 4.
GAMES TODAY
Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-15

White Sox Outshine Reds
In Weeks Play In Majors
BY non aeDAtID


York September 14The Chicago Americans
probable worlds
leaders have only break
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Goodwin Is Inyiucible

st. Louis, September 14.--Goodwin's
effective pitching enabled st. Louis to
take the final game of the series from
New York today, TO /. Shotton's
hitting was a big feature in the scor-
ing of the local runs. Score II. II. r.
New York ........ DOL coo 000--1 ( 1
St Louis ...... 0O2 600 01s--S 9
Batteries-Barnes and Gonzales:
Goodwin and Clemens.
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STRIKES PREVAIL

Strikes prevail in all trades, even
public health departments threaten to
strike, complaining that their pay
amounts to 5000 crowns a year, while
>lamp lighters receive H. 900 and street
car conductors $4,000.
Into the already tangled political ex-
onomic situation a new element has
Just been injected by the formation of
the so-called citizens committee as an
offset to the working mems council.
1t is composed largely of employers
of labor, opkeepers and the mer-
camille element generally. The pro-
gramme of the committee is practically
in opposition to the aims of the social
lists and other groups allied there to.
it seeks to abolish food control and re-
move the embargo on imports.
An expression of the general uncer-
tainty is given in the orgy of specu-
lation on the Vienna exchange. Stocks
of every kind are bought and sold in
enormous quantities at the widest
fluctuation. The people apparently
feel that the crown is becoming almost
worthless and that any kind of security
is of more value
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Austria S Condition Is Now
Approaching Chaotic Stage
Leading Men of Country and Newspapers Are Beginning
to Voice What May Follow if Strong Central Gov
eminent is Not Soon Founded

burb of Vienna, has expelled all nom
residents, and Veinnistas cannot reside
there. In it's frantic effort to cope
with the food and fuel conditions
threaten the central government has
just issued a eecree expelling from
the country all persons not legally
residents. This decree which becomes
effective on September 20 principally
affects a large number of Galiciaas
and these Hungarians who remained
after they were ordered to leave the
country by former decreeS
Notwithstanding this decree the
minister OF finance has placed an en-
barge preventing aliens from remov-
ing their money from banks thus citi-
zens in this class will md themselves
expelled within few days Without
being able to get their money. The
Polish government has entered a strong
protest. Z
In the meantime the city itself lives
from hand to mouth congested beyond
description. A large population. COM
posed of idle persons--idle either by
choice or necessity--and drifters have
come in from other districts seeking
aimlessly Mecca here.
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American Association

At Columbus: Columbus As; Minnea-
polls 1as11
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Chicago 4, Philadelphia 0.
st. Louis 3, New York l.
Cincinnati /, Boston 0.
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A large congregation attended the serv-
ices at the Brighton Methodist church
Sunday when at the beginning of series
of revival sermon to be conducted by the
pastor. Rev. e. NJ. Barnes. Rev. C. r.
Handy of Sunnyside Methodist church
will assist In the revival.
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ministers, s53; Red Cross. s29: local aid
ss9o.35; Armenian relief fund, s.. 70; church
building fund, $50; Good Will Center,
$I3,53; Alabama woman's expense fund.
81; making 6. total of s15s6.s7.
BETHEL Ssterhood will hold q meeting
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Sam Erlick
as hostess.
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GAMES TODAY
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at St. Louis.
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GOT 117 EGGS INSTEAD OF 3
SAYS ONE SUBSCRIBER

SA4S ONE SuBSChlbER .a5sgts Any poultry raiser can easily double his profits by doubling the egg pro- duction of his hens: scientific tonic has been discovered that revitalizes the flock and makes hens work all the time; the tonic is called Moro Eggs," give your hens few eents worth of More Eggs" and you will be amazed and delighted with re- suits; dollars worth of More Eggs" will double this years produc- tion of eggs, so If you wish to try this great profit-maker. write B. J. Reefer. poultry expert. 5th floor Reef CT Bldg. Kansas City. Mo. who will send you seasons supply of More Eggs" tonic for $1 (prepaid); so con fident is Mir. Reefer of the results that million dollar bank guarantees if you are not absolutely satisfied your dollar will be returned on re- quest and the More Eggs" cost you nothing Send dollar today.
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FINANCIAL
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
5000 PER MONTH

An eastern corporation has an opening for live man with sales and executive ability to fill position as manager for counties in Alabama making Birmingham their head quarters. We are marketing an automobile accessory which has a worldwide demand, an article that has been tried out and indorsed by the largest companies in the coun- try, one that has absolutely no com petition. For an aggressive man who is desirous of establishing permanent and legitimate business of his own and who can invest from $500 to $500 (for initial order of merchandise, which should not last but 30 days), for competent man 5000 per month is easy money. For appointment, write MIA. care Age Herald, at once, giving telephone number and address.
 DON'T INVEST IN OIL until you read the Texas Investor. weekly magazine. gives concise, reliable. up-to-late in- formation and facts about most won- derful developments and fortune making in history of Texas oil. and explains one particular opportunity in which investors should reap tre- mendous returns; published by prac- tical oil operator and tells how and where to invest for greatest safety and quick results. Write for free trial subscription. c. c. Cannan, pub lisker. 705 Scanlan Bldg. Houston. Texas.
 BUY AND SELL OIL LEASES in Texas around drilling oil wells; quick sales; big money; buy is worth the money; no capital required, nor experience necessary; we direct you; Texas oil leases in path -of production have proven gold mines for agents and investors; everybody wants chance for fortune: write quick for full de- tails; our offer to agents; great de- mands for our leases: have sold thou sands of acres; big excitement; send name for free map and agents prop osition. Pecos Valley Co.,. 114E N. Robinson St.. Oklahoma. Okla. PERMANENT INCOME-s115 per week or S6000 per year on real estate in- vestment of $20,000; requiring only $10.000 cash; assumption of mort gage $500; balance good converti- ble real estate; farm preferred; lib- eral discount for cash and quick ac- tion; sit down and take in the money every Saturday night; don't sleep over this; too good to last; wire today for information. R. w. Nick erson, Mckinley Bldg, West Palm Beach, Fla.
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ANTED-Salesman with road experi- ence in hardware or paint line, to represent reputable, long established paint and varnish manufacturer in southern territory; state previous ex- perience and age. Address RIA, care Age-Herald.
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BIG TEXAS oil company with real holdings in Stephens county, wants reputable salesmen or broker to han dle stock; write for particulars. Cad- do Cotton Plant Oil & Gas company, Breckenridge, Tex.
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MILLION DOLLAR Texas oil company wants live salesmen and brokers to represent them; valuable holdings in Eastland, Stephens and other coun- ties; liberal commission; write South
 ern Petroleum company, Cisco, Tex.
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FOR RENT-With board; large, nicely furnished front room room; 4 big windows; all modern conveniences; splendid furnace; prefer business cou- pie, gentlemen or teachers; convent ent to all Southside schools; separate beds in the room; private line; doors from car line. Phone Mainy 6S04-W.. '
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SALESMEN for. proprietary medicine line; must be experienced salesman; furnish own car, for which daily ex- pense allowance is made; good salary. expenses and bonus on sales; estao- lished line; position permanent Answer quick, Box APO. Chattanooga, Tenn
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WANTED-Stock salesmen and brokers to sell stock in million dollar com- pany; exceptional opportunity for in- vestor; attractive commission; need competent men permanently at good salary. Walker-Mims Co.,, Cisco, Tex.
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RELIABLE Texas oil company with production, wants reputable brokers and salesmen to handle limited stock issue; correspondence invited. Silver Rock Oil association, Forth Worth, Texas.
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LESMEN-Inexperien or experi- enced; city or travelling; write for list of openings and full particulars. Address National Salesmen's Travel CTS association. Dept. 163, Chi cago III
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AUTO TIRE vulcanizing; a growing, profitable business; easy to learn; in- struction book S1; 3 weeks practical school course free; plants $50 up; catalog free. Equipment Co, S3 Canal. Cincinnati, o.
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RABBITS

RABBITS. canary birds. white mice. guinea pigs. and beautiful parrot. Norwood Rabbitry. 1908 N. s1st st., Main 496S
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SALESMEN WANTED-If you are
 salesman, or if you want to be one.
 and will work hard in a field of boundless opportunity, we can guar antee you success. Work either in or out of the city Address, giving phone number, V-74, care Age-H Herald.
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SALESMEN by well known coffee roasters; require capable, experienced man, with successful record, person. ally acquainted retail grocers Bir- mingham territory; real opportunity for right party. Answers confiden- tiaI. Address L73, care Age-Her- ald
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ADVERTISING SALESMAN-Fine op- portunity in this territory for good man; straight commission, pays S50O0: can be doubled. Address I. L. H., Room 106, 519 Main st., Cincinnati O.
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SALESMEN-Your opportunity want ed. high-class speciality man or ex- merchant to represent our company in Alabama territory; incomparaole account system; cash register and safe: earnings s4oo to s700 per month; commissions paid weekly. Address J. L. Rogers. treasurer, BOX 1eo. station e." Cleveland. O.
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W A N T B D- Salesman to represent us in Birming- ham territory. The Rub No-More Go. See MT. Her man Amshoff, Room 210, Florence hotel.
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BAhD.-n oiiOr- z-cnair barber shop.
 cheap. S1S6 Sloss ave. East Lake.
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ROOMS AND BOARD
ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD

FOR RENT = Two nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping; very con-. veniently located. 2025 9th ave.
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WANTED-Salesman for old line lie insurance company; good contract; work either in or out of the city; those contemplating a change or young men desiring to learn the busi- ness will do we'll to address, giving phone number. V-74, care Age-Her- aid.
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FOUND Not just clothes. but good clothes." at lowest prices; that's the reason this store has made good:'' 5 to si0 saved on suit or overcoat. Marc Link. 1911 Ist ave.
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WANTED-Real salesmen and brok- CTS to handle stock in exceptional oil field propositions; not gamble; operations begin immediately. Write nr wira Roy h46 Cisco Tex
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cigar. drug, coffee, gro- cery, candy men, sell gum vending and trade boosting Sc machines; cash or credit, s9; commission each sale; renewals on gum; sell 100 machines; $500 monthly renewal; peanut and gum operators inquire; one Sanichu equals 20 penny vendors; exclusive territory, Sanichu Gum Co.,, Inc, 262A Coftage Grove Ave. Chicago.
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SELL Americas Part in World War; also March's new complete history; salary or commission; send 10c post age on free samples, A. G. Wilmore & Co. Oklahoma, Okla.
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HAVE YOU $65? We raise hogs for you; feed and breed, giving you half the profits bank reference; write for full particulars. Bird haven. 6O2 Kansas City Life, Kansas (vitv Mo
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FOR SALE-Oil opportunity; oil leases in Tennessee; many new companies coming in; complete geographical map and prices on 1000 to 50,000 acres sent on request. Box 725 Nashville, Tenn.
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SALESMAN wanted by high-grade food manufacturer to work retail and whole sale grocery trade state of Alabama; give age, sales experience and salary expected Address K-74, care Age Herald
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SALESMEN-Side line sells $12.o0; pays $625: one to 10 sales each town;O depending on salesman; sold from pocket samples; state line and ter ritory covered. Address 904 Mar : arette Bldg. Chicago.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-11-29

Death brooks delay. Death knows no pity Help
for the stricken must come at once. You will not
you cannot-turn a deaf to their heartrcndng
plea.
Give all you Your money will save precious
lives In everlasting gratitude these unfortunate,
afflicted starving millions will receive your help and
will bestow all they have to give in return-their
blessing!
New-York tribune., 1919-02-23

the army for nearly year, and some
how during that time he acquired a
knowledge of forestry, which appealed
to him immensely. He applied to the
bureau for the position of forester.
His case was so unusual in that he de-
sired to get away from New York that
even though the position was difficult
a few of the women in the bureau put
forth their best efforts and found the
Armenian forest and a substantial
salary. Before enlisting the forester
had been bacteriologist employed by
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit,
In the early days of the bureau, that
is, the first two weeks, the would-be
statesmen were problem, but one of