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Evening star., 1920-07-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Marshall Business Brokers,
THE HOME OF BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
NJ " NJ w


THE HOME OF BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
oeo N. Y. Ave. NV.
ladies' ready to- wear shop. including suits.
coats. wraps. dresses etc: opportunity Tor
lady: reasonable rent, 81. 100 for fixtures stock
and inventory.
Confectionery and candies: best location on
14th st. NV; price, s., 500; worth 800.
Rooming house-Beautiful place, located
near 18th and h sts.; l. rooms, = baths: not
water heat; electric lights; price. S1.5V: bu!
now and save money.
Large boarding house, 16 rooms. near TN
and Eye sts.; hot heat and electric
light price reasonable.
Rooming house II roornx. near 10th and Eye
SITS. NV: price. $3.50.
Rooming house. partly furnished; hot-water
heat; sacrifice at $500.
Rooming house near 10th and X sts.. IL
rooms. hot-water heat; electric light; price.
1.25O.
Rooming house. near 10Th and sts.: 81 600
Auto accessories: we'll located NV; Will IN
voice.
Meats and groceries. Soldiers Home: splen-
did proposition; sickness cause OF selling
price. $500.
Very attrnctiv, but small confectionery
store: no better location: price. $500
II you want to sell a business OF any KIND,
take advantage of our exclusive and success
full c9ice. where hundreds Of places are sold.
We give you professional service. We have
little or competition
Marshall Business Brokers,
Evening star., 1920-07-15

IADlES-Learn telephone switchboard operat-
ing in two weeks of 1-hour lessons: be pre-
pared for good paying position or take relief
work and help pay for your ation easy
ana fascinating 10 learn; special rates. Mil
ton School. 18th and New York ave
Evening star., 1920-07-15
EXPERT CLOTHING
SALESMAN.


THE PALAIS ROYAL RE-
OUIRES A FIRST-CLASS
THOROUGHLY EXPERT
ENCED SALESMAN FOR
THE MEMS CLOTHING
DEPT; THIS OFFERS A
PERMANENT POSITION
AT A GOOD SALARY AND
80 N u S. NONE BUT A
STRICTLY RELIABLE MAN
N E E D A P PLY TO MR..
SIMONS, MEMS CLOTHING
SHOP. MAIN FLOOR, THE
PALAIS ROYAL, 11TH AND
G. SITS.
Evening star., 1920-07-15

FOR COLONIZATION.
Have body of good farm land
suitable for locating colony of
immigrants. Address Box 2o8-E,
Star office. 15*
Evening star., 1920-07-15

DELICATESSEN = Ice cream, confectionery
soda fountain and fancy groceries. old estab-
lished-for sale; doing $50. 600 yearly. Price
$500 cash: no triners; small rent. Address
Box 255-E. Star ONCE. 19s
STRICTLY CASH grocery business, 801 NV
Guaranteed over $500 per week. This is no
say-so proposition. Stay week and see for
Evening star., 1920-07-15
Ri!Ai.Ii NHD ifE:SiAI,E

MALE ND FEAiAI.E.
MAN on SUBURBAN PLACE TO no GAR
den work, attend lawn and make himself use
iui' VIII also give employment to wife; good
hve-foom house, fuel and vegetables furnished: ::
give references and wages expected. Address
Fox III. Star office
Evening star., 1920-07-15
WANTED-HELp
AGENTS.

AGENT wanted to represent manufacturer Of
insecticides, disinfectants. oils. etc. Call at
Franklin Square Hotel. Room 50i. 1ae
LIvE-wIEE AGENTS-Here is hot-selling
proposition, big commission Apply $50 to 10
am. $40 to $50 pm. q. T. Donohoe. 22e
Oxford bldg.
Evening star., 1920-07-15
eALESMEN.

SALESM M E Inexperienced,
house-to-house, to sell the A. B.
{. Washer and Sweeper-Vac
Cleaner on commission basis
and positive weekly drawing ac-
count with no strings attached.
Apply Friday bet. 9 and II at
Webster Electric Co., 71o 9th st.
SALESMEN. live wire, wide-awake. capable of
earning $1oO per week and more. See Mr.. An
cerSon. 922 New York ave, between $50 and
$50 am. and 4 to ) pm daily.
SALESMEN-Write for list Of lines and full
particulars; earn s.. 600 to $40. 00O yearly: big
demand for men: inexperienced or experienced; !;
eity or travelling. Natl Salesmen's Training
Association. Dept. $50. Chicago.
WE ARE INTRODUCING IN THIS TERRI
TORI A SUCCESSFUL CHAIN STORE PROP
0sfTION, HAVING
''STORES EVERYWHERE"
WILL EMPLOY SEVERAL GOOD MEN WHO
ARE AMBITIOUS TO EARN BIG MONEY.
CALL BETWEEN II AN. AND 1 Pm. OR
WRITE
ENGELSBERG SfUTZ
309 MErR0POLLTAN BANK BLDG. Is
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-03
american Legion
Members to Act

The first ontpaVnis ~ ih. American
Lesion 90 Ecf actlon on thr questions
which viii affect CurWs Christi and
thc surrounding community viii tr
taken 40 thr legion meeting tonight
The community interest COMMIT tr,
wii tirru.s tho various uituntiunH ss
NHllgtrE about comprehensive plan
foi thc remedy aad nc1diuHtm'n, ~
Projects necessary tn make Corpus
Christi Wide awake. ui "a doing
city
rho w1Hs moc IuR held ny the city
~ Corpus Christi RsI "Wednesday wlil
Ne taken as uu,lcua Tor discussion
with attention giVcn 60 The questions
brought before the clty as that msrt.
iur. Tho cricinu purposes - thc or-
sanitation ~ ihr community interest
committee 10 the American Legion
were tu give ueN ufe 90 thr move
meuia Tor thc hsitarment ~ Curpus
Chfist AVID Go insist uron tho dcVe,uu-
mcrt and promotion 20 the interests
Witch $50 ia mAi. fhc ei2 progressive
F~d desirable tc tHc outsider Th.se
purposes include the surrounding
counties end o., Influence exercised
nN 900 members W tar legion residing
thrfciu
ENry mprr or every other per
GOD eligible tn become 81 member 80
the ieFloH ia rcnucstnl to beg iresen
at the meeting tonight Important
mRtters 1851 hc dlfrur ana impor
fhrf resolutions adopted which VIII
he placed before the public fQiiow.ns
fnefr nInrfInr
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-03
SILVER IN S TEAD OF
NICKEL TO BE.
DRUNK HERE.


CORPUS rhflati ana coffee" are
words linked together ga the minds ~
MACY OF the tourists Who have spent
happy DAYS on the shores Of the TIVE
hayr HERE tor. though bread maY o.
Tie staff ~ life and sugar tho vanc
90 Cnrpur NhriatlSl cup 20 coffee
~ rourcC VI inspiration and "a me-
ccssitt
And now coffee has ronc TO diirc,
Nra HtUANf every restaurant and cate
"a lltc gitN has been forcpa TO tAlNN
frp price 20 the citNs fNyoritc drink
hHcAusc ut ,he mounting cont uf iia
ingredients.
with coffee Itself o. cents pound.
fusar 20 cVnts q pound milk - cents
quart We'll you see what We ave
ur against said one cafe man hHfr
yesterday afternoon
Come with me Tor u Gun ~ cotfco
Il moro frequent greeting in CORPUS
Christi thnn Como have drint with
me even though july drink
might DO meant However the cafe
WAN hers sa, mat after Corpus chris
90 went dr there wNf q decided 300
crease in the amount 90 coifo con
summed here
At practically amy hour ~ the dal
of thy countnrH on the restaurants ca
The bars of the Soda fountains Will
te found number of persons 1rllkns
coffee Perhaps thcS are thcfe fnf
she morning cun COZ the ~ o'clock
eur far The luncheon cup FOR thq
NlDck cup Coz Use dinner hui wins
apologize They are thor, for cup
~ rr.A coffnc the true drink of ths
corpus Christian
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-03
This Tells You How to GET
Benefit of the Best SIENNA
Finest Grade of Egyptian SIENNA Leaves used in
compromising DIR. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.

which makes thcig uac unpopular
with most people.
In W.. Caldwcll's Syrup pcpein
the finest Egyptian SIENNA Is com.
binod with popsin and other vaiu-
ahle agents. essential oils and pure
cane sugar syrup to mako ON cX-
cop,ionnlly valuable tonic laxative
for the relief Of constipation and .
rcsuliine disturbances Of tho
stomach and bowols The com
pleie formula IL plainly printed in
English. French. and Spanish on
every package. Thousands who
formerly bought on inferior grade
IT srnna leaves now use Dr. Cald-
wells Syrup Prpsin instead. IL
Is sold ia drug stores everywhere.
IN size Of the fast thar d. Cald.
utll'i SyfHp pfpnnI tho iHgntSclling
li4iad lamn,r IN the uo'ld, there
ht.ng otrr o million b0igles sold each
scar, many uho need IL, bcnchu haze
not yei used a. II soi, ha,e not, send
yoo name AND adiroii for a free trial
ho;ile 10 Dr. " = Clllucil, sfr .
Waihinrion S., Aoul!iSil9. Illinois
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-03

DROMlNENT importers md
wholesale dcalcsa IN crude
drugs end medicinal herbs
gathered from rll parts Of the
world do not hesitate 10 say that
the market for tbs better grades Of
medicinal herbs. roots, oils. etc.
. IL practically confined 10 the lead
ing manufacturers Of the so-cnllcd
package medicines. who buy only
the very best, aud that tho manu-
fnciufcfs of Dr.. taidwclis Syrup
rcpsin are the largest users 81 the
best grade OF Egyptian Soma
leaves in the world.
The potency Of ten hrcwcd
from Soma leaves 10 rclieV" con
siipaiiou has long been recognized.
NOT only hy the medical profes-
sion, but by the public generally;
in fact. SIENNA has been known and
used in medicine for more th1n
hsc centuries. Tho cheaper
grades of SIENNA. such "a are usu-
MIS- sold nt retail. have. however.
- tendency 90 grippe and cramp
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-03
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HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH OR A COLD
Saws Cream Applied in Nostrils
Opens Air Passages Right Up.

Instant gflief uo waiting Your
oi0Frcd nostriis open rirht up. the aif
ra asaFrf 90 your head clear and you
rau hUtHthr freely $50 more hakplng
snuiNnE h'uv4nE headache. drNurss
50 strugrNuk. Cor breath at night
NHqf cold of citatrh disappears
Nrf a unln bottle 10 E'NH Palm
Hm tDlr druEf NOW Apnl, Nt.
ie nf This fragrant sHtHeptlc. healing
ESQ ui ln tour uusfrlls lf prnetrafes
Through eVerN ais nassage or fi,c head
foHtnea tht TfAmei or swollen ma
cuuF membrane aud ftlcf comes lu
f,aniis.
lIH luef fHe Don't STAY stuffed zap
NI,n u ca'l or nasty c4aith iAdvl
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-03

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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-03
NEW YORK GIANT
WELL KNOWN HERE

George kelly fret hHeeuan with the
Nrv iors Giania who have INST are
rived in SON kntuulo 10 begin their
sprng trimming ia we'll known in Cor
gus christi having pinNrL SECOND ha 30
fiiers retinsf fhc fisih Euginrcrs.
lncId,ninilF ten engineers WON tht
tnnH
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-05-14

able to give new treasures that
are still unravelled.
If we are to keep on contribut-
ing to the future civilization of
the world We must keep on Great
ing new ideals, if not our resour-
ces will be exhausted very soon
and we cannot keep on creating
pure Jewish Ideals" if we do
not have a National Homeland.
We therefore need both forces,
the centripetal and centrifugal.
The first in order to create, the
second in order to disseminate.
We need both of them, just as
any other nation on earth needs
them. But these two forces
should be made not to destroy
one another, but to compliment
each other, and accomplish what
we are all striving for, to be a
benefit and blessing to the world.
RABBI A. E. ABRAMOWITZ,
Fort Worth, Texas.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-05-14

L. Siegel, L. H. Novin, Barney Rosin-
sky, Frank Goldstein, E. Turner,
Aaron Margules, Sam Margules Jr.,
]. Aronoff, P. Balser, Paul Berwald,
Albert Tobolowsky, Ray Herman,
Jake Yonack.
It is planned as soon as organiza-
ton is complete to make extensive
improvements on the property and
furnish same deliberately, and pres
ent plans are to install bowling al
ley in the basement Of the building
and make the building one Of the most
attractive, fitted for social purposes,
in the South.
The object'of the Progress Club is
the cultivation Of sociability, advance
Of the members in science, art and
literature, and the fostering and en-
enlargement Of intellectual culture;
and according to present plans the
membership of only limited number
Of Jewish people will be solicited.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-05-14
F. F. FLORENCE is GUARANTY
TRUST COMPANY OFFICER

The election of F. F. Florence.
banker and business man of Alto,
Texas, to be first vice president of the
Guaranty Bank and Trust Company,
was announced yesterday by W. o.
Connor, president Of the bank. Eight
new members were added to the board
of directors, increasing the number of
directors from seventeen to twenty
five. The new directors are: Fred
Brown, Graham Brown Shoe Com
pany; j. M. Pearlstone, Pearlstone
Grain and Elevator Company; Louis
Grinnan, Manning, Grinnan & Co.; Y.
o. Adams, manufacturer; Louis
Kleinman, investments; H. R. Grant,
Central Cigar Sales Company; George
s. Wright, attorney, and F. F. Flor
ence.
Mr.. Connor also announced the
Guaranty Bank and Trust Company
has joined the Federal Reserve sys-
TEN. The Guaranty Bank and Trust
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-05-14

Company was opened Feb. IA with an
original capitalization Of 100000,
which now has been increased to
100000. A surplus is on hand Of
100000 and deposits total approx
mately 100000, according to Mr..
Conner.
Mr.. Florence began his banking ca
reer with the First National Bank Of
Rusk in 1911, remaining there until
1911, when he went with the First
State Bank Of Ratclif, Texas, as cash.
Ter. In 1912 he was elected president
Of the Alto State Bank, where he re-
NAMED until 1917, when he resigned
to enter the service. After the armis-
tice he was reelected to his former
position in the Alsto State Bank.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-05-14
PROGRESS CLUB.

Dallas, Texas.-Progress Club is
the name Of the new social organiza-
ton Of Jewish people. which has pur-
chased the Elks' building at Poca-
hontas and Park avenue, at an initial
cost of $36,500.
The new organization has elected
the following temporary officers:
Harry Sigel, president; Louis Klein.
man, vice-president; Louis Sachs,
treasurer; Robert Stern, secretary.
The following constitute the charter
members at the present time. Or
ganization, however, has not as vet
been completed:
B. Aronoff, Julius Berwald. Max
Friedman, Louis Kleinman, Louis
Sachs, Harry Sigel, Robert Stern,
Ruby Tobolowsky, l. Zesmer, J.
Schepps, d. Fair, ]. winterman, Her
man Klar, Ben Albion, M. Rude, H.
Goldberg, Ben Friedlander, viii Gar.
onzik, L. B. Rosenberg, Chas. Scher,
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-05-14
Friday, May IA, 1920.

purely Jewish" and the only
place where the Jew would be
able to create something purely
Jewish would be in a national
Jewish homeland.
If the Jew is unable to create
anything new, then the time has
come to forget forever our ma
tional aspirations, and devote
ourselves to disseminate, what
we did accumulate during our
creative period, and be led by the
centrifugal force only. But if
the Jew is still potentially able
to give something new to the
world, if the Jew is still able to
produce another Moses or Isiah,
why should we give up our ma
tional aspirations and create no
more?
If the Jew has succeeded in
giving to the world treasures
that are thousands and hundreds
Of years why should he be un-
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-05-14
A Letter to Mother
Edgar A. Guest, in Association Men.

III the day has been stormy, troubled or sad
Sit down and write to your mother, my lad
II JOY has been yours, has good luck your way?
Tell her about 1t and do not delay.
Its not much to do yet her heart will grow light
10 learn that the boy she loves is all right
letter to mother-oh, take up your pen
And send her a word from the big world Of men.
Tell her Of the things you have witnessed today,
For in fancy she follows each step Of the way.
And what II no great has CHANGED to occur?
1t will please her to know you thinking Of her.
letter to motherl Sit down to II now,
1t will smooth out the burrows which wrinkle her brow;
1t will bring back the smile to her glorious face,
And her will grow bright and when night comes apace
She will lie down to sleep in contentment and say,
"Your letter has made II 4 wonderful dayl"
oh, write to your mother, my boy, while you can
Too you shall live a motherless man.
Too soon shall the letters you'd write be too late
For mothers not always may anxously wait.
She Is eager today for the word you may write.
Don't wait for tomorrow-but do II tonight
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-05-14

Don't forget the Zionist Celebration
at the Hebrew Institute, Sunday, May
10th, $3.50 p. m. sharp.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-07
QUESTIONS AND
 ANSWERS
Q. What is the meaning of the

O. What is the meaning of the word Detroit? E. J. D.
 A. The word is derived from the French expression Detroit which means a strait or marrow.
 o. What can be done to keep a horse from eating oats rapidly that it ehokes? A. w. T.
 A. To prevent choking. it is ad- visanle to place a little choppel clover hay or some whole corncobs in the feed box with the oats.
 Q. What can be used in a wood or soot that adheres to the stove pipe or chimney? c. A. H.
 A. A piece of old zinc put on a hot fire will clean the soot from the chim- ney.
 O. Is it necessary to pay postage on matter sent to Washington to be copyrighted? Nj. w.
 A Matter for copyright deposited with a postmaster for transmission to the register of copyrights, Washing ton, D. C., will be accepted for mail ing. postage free. When requested, a form furnished by the sender O. What is GalaIith7 Nj. K. B. A Galalith is a material used as a | substitute for ivory. It takes a high polish, is waterproof, fireproof and of good tensile strength. It is a product  | being treated by process that petri- l fies it.
 O. What was the original Sans Souci? F. E. J.
 A. This was royal palace at Pots dam, Prussia, built by Frederick the Great in 1745-1747. Sans Souci is a French expression meaning free from care.
 O. Where are the Bad Lands? H. F. A. This is the American translation l of "Mauvaises Terres," the term used 1 by the French Canadian trappers to 1 describe these regions of unconsoli- | dated rocks that have been extensively l eroded. Bad Lands occur on arid pla- | teaus formed by horizontal strata of | loosely cemented sand and gravel. The | best examples of such regions are found in the upper portions of the
 Mlssourl dralaage basin, in the vicin- l ity of the Black Hills. Some are to be | found also in Colorado Arizona. Mex l ico and Texas.
 O. When was the electric light
 discovered and when did it come into practical use? G. L. l A. The credit for the basic discoy- | cry of the electric light is probably l due to Sir Humphrey Davy, who in l 1910 observed the electric arc and pro- l duced incandescence of a fine platinum wire in connection with his experiments 1 with 2OO0-cel battery In 1862 an
 arc lamp was installed in the light house at Dungeness, in 1879 the Edi-
 son incandescent lamp was exhibited,
 and in 1882 the Pearl Street Edison Station in New York was put in ser 1 vice.
 O. Is Monte Carlo in France or Italy? A M.
 l A. Monte Carlo. a suburb of Monaco, l is in the independent Italian princi-
 pality of Monaco. This is the smallest
 sovereign state of Europe, is bounded
 by the Mediterranean and France, and
 is under the protection of France. 1 O. What is the Chinese saIutatior l called that is not a"kowtow?" T. M.
 A. The joining of fists and raising
 them before the heart is known as the 1 ''kung shao." The word Using" mean | ing "haiI' accompanies the gesture.
 O. When a person is flaming why
 is the air set in motion by the fan apparently cooler? c. D. | A. When the air surrounding q l person is set in motion, the person
Arizona republican., 1920-08-07

night to let the engine cool off. which she did by morning. because you cant drive these cars fast like that and not heat up. When we started ca5 the next q. m. We gone about three mics before we met q truck in the middle of d little aroy;t and had to build road on to one side Of her and as luck should have II. picked out the hardest side 70 build on, and so long as l should be mahelng such a speed record I couldn't hardly wait for the county to vote an other bond issue but just dug right in with the help of old timer who come from the opposite direction and we got the thing done in two hrs. and I intend to send my bill into the county and of course they'll charge 1t up to prison labor on the county s roads, as I have my convictions about that road, and the guy that left his truck stalled in the aroya.
 When we come to the Ava Freea river why the old boat plunged in and acted just like fish. She stayed right in the water. But by some rare judg- ment in my driving, I got out alone much to the delight Of the natives who lined the shore at Canyon.
 At this last named town we had swell meal for fifty cents cooked by Cholly the Celestial chef who made merry our dinner party by glamour in the kitchen joining and come out chattering to us with half a scorpenn wiggIing on the end of fork but the kid says I don't think I'll take any desert but made Cnolly tell her all about scorpeens and he told her how oncet a scorpeen blit him onna finger and it took him flor monts to get over it but it dident seem to cut no ice with his ability to make baki bake and poweder biskit. Then they told us about the mail man who never missed a trip in two years. We lost no time in making for the next stop at Rumble Bee which is some 16 miles distance which we done at break neck speed and reached it in three hours. And now I know why they call it Rumble Bee because you get stung on that big hill which takes you up three of the 5 miles that you have to climb to Prescott.
 At Rumble Bee it's a lively little place with a store that is run by MT. S. A. Muir which he says he isn't German but I dident ask him does his folks own the Muir glacier, in the Alps, but it's not much chance of him being the owner and so I just saved myself just that much gossip. And there We had another swell meal of two kinds of meat and smashed pots. with three kinds of vegetables and apple pie and tall the milk you can drink. all baked