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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
CHAUFFEUR MEcHANICIAN.

CHAUFFEUR ECHANTCTAN.
Refined American C3i). married de-
sires permanent position whore expert
knowledge ~ motors r. strictly essen
tial; capable Of taking complete
charge OF any number OF cara; IL
years actual shop, factory and driv-
Ing experience; master mechanic on
any type motor; five years With pre-
nineham ny references based strictly
upon efficient services rendered my
former employer II "a Herald. Her
aid so.
CHAUFFEUR. married, Al mecnhric ~
years chop and driving experience. Pierce
Arrow, Packard. Cadillac. all make cars 4
tlon. vaclayek, $50 p. 72d.
CttAUTFEUR-Ge Gentleman wants position for
chauffeur. whom he can recommend highly.
Andre sherre. 100 w t5th 81
CIGAR SALESMAN. RETAIL.
Exceptional opportunity for expert
ehced man with personality. who can
produce results in well known high
grade store. y i24 Herald, Herald 50.
CLER<S.-TwU young boys with working
papers wanted by large steamship COM
Germ; preferably with experience, but not
essential " 100 Herald. Herald 80.
COOK, Japanese, excellent; take care Of
bachelor, email family. NJ. r. ga tex-
ington av. pa2a O2l1.
COUPLE. white, chidlcsa, cook aud useful
butler, 70 take entire charge small house.
hold, Woodmerr. l.. 4 no laundry. Call
Monday. between II and IL. Joseph a. w.
seth 81.
COUPLE wHnted-Chauffeur, mechanic, use
ful. wife cook. waitress ana some house
work Great Neck written references But
tee, Hotel Savoy. Monday. ii-i2
COUPLE. experienced chauffeur, mechadlc,
wife first class waitress and chambermaid
send copy 81 reference. hirh salary FOR cJni-
rc'cut couplc. Bov io3, Lawrence, y. !.
COUPLE. middle aged man farmer rener-
ally useful wife housekeeperi Wostchester
county ! IN family q pos Herald, Fulton ~.
COUPLE, white, private home, Woodmere.
l.. l.. chauffeur, cook, homework. refer
ences. Appelbaum, room 1910, 40 9TH av.
COUPLE wanted; husband for houspman
and butler. wife for cook and iaundress
adult only, Ro,hchlld, eos Lcnox av.
COUPLE-Cook and useful butler: IN coun-
try. small family. II is Herald, Herald 60
COUPLE twife cOolO, houseman, valet. want
petition. i37 Bloomfield 81, Hobokon, n j
COAL famine making oil burner men rich
gas fires IN conf stoves from coal oil great
selling plan. Iuatant-Heat Mfg. Co, Dept
22T Columbus, Ohio.
Distributor wanted IN every town FOR
Specdollne $500 20 $500 per month; exclu-
ave territory automobile free TO workers
speedoiine Co., Dept l20, Dallas, Texas,
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OFFICE boy wanted in old established bank
ing house. splendid opportunity for boy
about iG other boys connected with this
ness TO work are now holding important po-
sitlons. Address giving age, personal refer
ences and salary expected. Y: l., =. .. Box
3T2. City Hall Station. New YORK.
OFFICE BOY-Exceptional opportunities for
young man In office OF large oil corpora
tlon must be Of neat appearance; state age,
references, experience and relgloni salary
to start $50 per month. NJ fes Herald ZsO
OFFICE boy 10 perform general duties In
wholesale cotton foods house. state age.
salary expected: opportunity l. 932 Herald.
Fulton e.
OFFfCE aseiataut, understanding stenogra-
ply and billing. retail store hours PC;
salary S23; state references ana reilglon.
Write O. O.. Box 20. 1905 Broadway
OFFICE Work.-Youne man for Christian
firm 70 do general office work state age.
references and salary expected. Permanent,
I45 Herald. go broadway. -
OFFICE BOYS. 10 YEARS;
GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR BRIGHT,
STEADY BOYS; si5-siG
APPLY II. NJ, $40 HERALn. FULTON ST.
OFFICE BOYS wanted. neat APPEARANCE
1916 years; excellent opportunity. Z PSI
Herald, Herald 80.
OFFICE boys. age IA TO 10, large downtown
concern; adva ncement. Address r.. O. box
800, city Hall station, ~ v.
OFFICE MANAGER or assistant wanted.
With some financial experience or training.
n 264 Herald. Herald 80
OLD established house requires services Of
several hlrh grade statesmen; short term
proposition up 20 Christmas. Phone FItz Roy
1901 for appointment or write J 22j Herald
Herald 81.
OPPORTI' NITY-Position Of trust IN old es-
tablished company, prospects of advance
ment, for keen, ambitious man Of rood ap.
poarance. are - 10 o.; ability 20 meet and
talk with men essential Address boz ass.
Madison Square post office.
PACKER department store experience, IN
house furnishings permanent position, with
opportunity Tor Advancement. oliver A.
Olson CO., Broadway AZ 10Th ~
PHCNOGRAPH DEPARTMENT,
Young man With thorough understanding
Of Victor catalogue and ability Va salesman
ADAMS FLANAGAN CO..
iloth ~ and 30 nv. bronx.
TTJOTOTNGRAVfR.- Lime and hsl'tone pho.
tographer. wanted night work union
man engraving department.. Herald, $50
way
PUONOGVApH SALESMAN ron OUR me-
TAIL. BEREAVEMENT; 0UUTsin E WORK
1TY ron LIVE WIRE. EBE COMPANY.
2i6o 30 AV.
ffUMBERs. frst-clasa, Tor johbins and
Co. summit, n. j. Phone ao2 Summit
pROOFnEADER. competent, wanted IN
daily newspaper office state experience
and wage willing 90 start Address Box "
52i Herald, $50 Broadway.
RESIDENT srPERiNTENDENT WANTED
for large, high class, housekeeping
apartment house. only those experienced IN
leasing management elevator. &C. need
apply. married man whose wife could handle
maid service preferred. Write W. T., Room
900 West 42d.
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RURAL stock statesmen wanted By
company promoting great invention
for farmers, miners and oil wells.
1911 Herald. Brooklyn.
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REQUIRE thoroughly competent tutor and
travelling companion TO boy twelve, spend
Ing winter California; must be willlEg fol-
low instructions from Ethical Culture
school. Box l. 7sT Herald, $50 BROADWAY
RETIRED BUSINESS MAN. tired Of doing
nothing. wishing to add materially 70 his
income without the restraint OF office hours,
can connect with concern OF national reputa-
ton. Addrnsa i. o. bog 81. station ID.
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BUYER LADIES NEcKwEAR.
BUYER
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DEPARTMENT.

BUYER
HOUSEFURNISHINGS DEPARTMENT.
Wen established housefurnishing business
requires services Of experienced, competent
buyer: only applications OF those stating full
details as to past experience considered.
confidential. Address II III Herald,
Herald 50.
BUYER, electrical supplies. previous expert
ence In an electrical supply house essen
tlal; give fun particulars OF former expert
ence and state salary desired. N 5i7 Herald.
2SO Bway.
BUYER Tor clothing, furnishings and knit
goods In New York office for QUITO town
department stores. state where last en-
ployed. experience and salary desired. T. H..
3is Herald. Herald "a.
TLER-VALET-Must be first class. will
ing, obliging ana have own clothes no
ornament need apply. permanent position
II 90 Herald, Herald 50.
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$4,000 A YEAR

$4,000 A YEAR
Is your profit from four sales a day David
sold 90 week. no experience needed.
The Aladdin light Is a sensation wherever
introduced: five times as bright as electric.
Won gold medal Tested and recommended
by 50 leading universities. Farmers have
the money, they need this light, and o out OF
10 will buy. Also big opportunity in small
towns and suburbs. Excellent spare time and
evening seller NO CAPITAL REQUIRED.
Sample on free trial. Write MANTLE LAMP
CO., 1851 Aladdin Building, New iorn. n. Z.
81 a DAY FOR FIVE HOURS WORK.
Nlftiest gift package that everybody buys;
employers buy 100 or more for their en-
ployees because of their attractiveness, use
fulness; big value; ''37 varieties"; all win
ners, with 1905 1903 profit; II employed
sell among coworkers; Christmas rush on;
new illustrated circulars Just out. great
crew managers proposition. Davis Products
CO, Dept. 5l6. Chicago.
2009S profit made by selling McEwen's won
derful SO shorthand mall course sold
agents 81 agents merely sell the course we
give lessons. Write for particulars, Oliver
Mcl1wan, Edison Building. Chicago
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RnOKKEEPER.

Busy and progressive lumber organization
has opening for an experienced bookkeeper.
Christian; must understand double entry
thoroughly; excellent opportunity for adj
vancement Apply by letter only, stating
details OF training experience, age and sal
airy expected.
KALT LUMBER CO.,
324 East Gath St.
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ADVERTISING.

YounH men who have held previous
executive positions handling detail and
desire opportunity to advance themselves
in advertising field can secure permanent
situations with well known Newspaper or
ganization In managerial capacity. II
you have advertising experience, can fur
nish the best OF references and your quail
ifications meet with our requirements, ws
shall be glad TO call you for an inter
view; state age. salary expected and ex-
perience. Reply 5S7 Herald, Herald so.
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MA,

ADVERTISING MAN
wanted for high class weekly publication
with universal circulation. capable OF OBJ
tanning business from advertising agents,
also direct from advertiser. Apply in writ
ing, stating experience, salary, &c, Post Of
flee Box 40, New York city.
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RESIDENT srPERINTENDENT WANTED
for largo, high class, housekeeping
apartment house, only those experienced Nv
leasing, management, elevator, &C.. need
apply. married man whose wife could handle
maid service preferred. Write w T. Room
900 West 42d.
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BANK cLnnKs.

ARE YoU LOOKING FOR A GOOD
POsfTtON7 READ THE BUSINESS
BUILDERS ADVERTISEMENT FOR
statesmen,
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RESTAURANT manager. VIII consider man
and wife experienced buyer, result Eetter
and accustomed 20 high class catering give
Fun record and references. II ~ Herald.
Herald ga.
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CRAFTSMAN

CRAFTSMAN
wanted IN New York office OF large
railway system; must be neat and ac-
curate tracer and able 10 do simple
detail; state In application age, ma
tionality, education, experience and
salary expected.
V 76s Herald. $50 Broadway.
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SALESMAN.

SALESMAN.
PERMANENT CONNECTION
WITH FfNANCfAL fNgTITU-
TON. SEE Mir. PRICE. 400
5TIf Az. BET. . G 10 A. NJ.
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LINEN sALEsMEN.
l.. s. PLAUT a co.

NEWARK. ". T..
have positions for experienced sales
men IN their linen department Thor
ough knowledge ~ this merchandise
IS essential Apply by letter or at
employment office.
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CHAUFFEUR. married, Al fnecfhric. ~
years ahop and driving experience. Pierce
Arrow, Packard Cadillac. all make cars, 4
years last porltion, wishes honorable posi-
tion. vaclavek, 900 r. 72d
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ARTIFICIAL LEATHER.
Thoroughly experienced. high grade arti.
ficiai leather specialist; opportunity Of q
lifetime for the right man; plant located IN
large and best city IN the middle West and
IL modern TO the minute; give full particu-
lars in application; manager will be In New
York shortly: will then arrange for Inter
view Address letter to w. II. Kahrn, 1T20
Washington sv.. Bronx.
ARTIST. commercial experienced for deiiga-
Ing, lettering. pen and ink. color; state
age wages; send samples. kitson g Neu-
mann. 1853 Bridge ST.. Springfield. Mass.
ARTIST, WHO HAS SOME REGULAR
TRADE, T0. PAY. NOMINAL RENT II
PROGRESSIVE PRINTING PLANT; TELE-
PHONE AND STENOGRAPHtC SERVICE
APPLY 22n WEST 18TH ST, 10TH FLoOR,
ARTIST who can make cartoons wanted for
weekly newspaper; must have ability 20 do
retouchlnR and general art work; excellent
opportunity. Grit. Wiliinmsport. Pa.
ART student wanted to learn fabric decora-
ton; 10 20 ~ years. excellent opportunity.
Write s. r., 10 Union so.
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MILLINERY designer. 9th av. experience:
high salary II lls Herald, Herald so.
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"I am in receipt OF your
letter of November IL and
am only too glad TO CO.
operate with you In recon-
mending the Business
Builders 20 other men.
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Ot'fT worrying over labor unrest mako $40
daily easily refini-hing brass beds autos,
clandelicrS' new methoui lgnt WORK ~
Vast amount OF work ready IN your city you
hire others profit on thcir work, Free par
Decatur, III.
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AISLE MANAGERS.
MEYER BROS,
Department Store)
MAIN ST.. PATTERSON, ". j..
have openings on their floor staff for
men OF experience In this line: perma-
nent positions. Apply Superintendent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-19
Prominent Business
 Man of Greensboro Dies

Charles Lichtman. age 55, prominent business man of Greensboro, died Wednesday afternoon at 6;3o o'clock. aceordin. to word received in Bir- minEhaas late Thursday night. The hody VAS aeut Q Cincinnati. Ohio. by Johns rnaertakias Company yesterday aft raoen for oatial
 NJ Elehtman hsa been ? resident of Rirp.fnshaai For th6 past three years ana had gons 70 Csfeenehesa on a business trip where ne seNer tf and died suddenly His featb gsa hs learned of with deep regret thfa cut the entire state. as he was one eE Greensboro's most successful. bQsiness men, having been in the merSaat'le business there for twenty-five yea
 Surviving him are his widow, a son. stanley Lichtman; a daughter, Mrs. Irving Frost. and two sisters, all Of Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-19
FARMS AND LAND FOR SALE Os

OK oxA1-r5-stocN and frult farm. 151 acres, in good community; good school churches; hog wire fence: running spring water; fair house and barn; s5 acres branch bottom, balance upland and timber; 3 miles to Pinson, Tenn. on Nj. & o. R. R.; write me if you want a good home; will meet you by appoint ment; have big-type Poland China pigs. weeks old, at sl5. T. W. Callis, R, l. Pinson. Tenn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-19
Bob" Murphy Has Lost
 Fine St. Bernard Dog

R. F. Bob" Murphy has lost his fine St. Bernard dog and will appreciate any information that will aid him in recovering If. Anyone who has ever seen this dog will not fail to recog- nize him again.
 He is a pure-bred. pedigreed St. Ber- nard and weighs between 1S0 and 200 pounds The dog wandered away dur ing the rain storm the other night and one of the downtown taxicab men seeking to do kindess took him to the garage During the night how- ever, he wandered away again, and from that time trace of him has been lost.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-19
TELLS STORY OF
 EXUM'S BIG HEART

To the Editor of The AgeHerald:
 Sir-Several years ago I had young man in this school who was greatly in need of funds. We had helped him every way we could, but we were at the end of our row. I told the story of this boy to Culpepper Exum. He wrote me a check for a generous sum and asked me to please say nothing about it. Accord ing to agreement, l kept MT. Exum in- formed of the young mans progress, and for three years Culpepper Exum paid the way of this boy at the Camp Hill Indus trial school Later this young fellow made his way through college and Is now one of the rising young attorneys of the state. This boy would be today out in the fields had it not been for Culpepper Exum. Every good cause and worthy VIII nourn the going of this generous man.
 LYMAN WARD,
 Principal
 Camp Hill. Ala. March r, 1920.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-19
/ Main \ | 4900
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice 10 Contractors

NOtIce 70 tOntrucIOrN Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned until o'clock. D. m. Tuesday, March 23. 1920, for certain concrete alley paving under Improve ment Ordinance No, 26-D; also for cer- tain grading. sidewalk, combined curb and gutter and asphaltic con- crete paving un1er Improvement Ordi- nance No. ESD. Specifications may be obtained and plans examined at this office. The right is reserved to reject any or all proposals.
 JULIAN KENDRICK,
 City Engineer. Age Herald. March IS. 19 and goth,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-19
WOODLAWN
lO-ROOM BUNGALOW

Sorwood, eastern section. paved street. fine. new furnace and composition roof. tile bath, large basement, pretty and large lot with cement driveway to garage for two cars: servant house: interior modern and in nice condition: possession April l. very cheap at ss.750 good terms at pei cont. get this today.
 DAVIS INV. co
 1ls N 2ist St Phone NJ 755i.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-19
BRICK VENEER HOME

HOUSES FOR isll.E
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-19

Camp Hnl. Ala, March r, 1920.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-19

<'fEi)- fioh,e for saie ln Norwood or south Highlands J. M. Yielding. with Trustees system, 2c2i ist ave. Phone Main 59l6.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-19
WASHINGTON SHIPS
 MAYER AND STARK
Rv A.aoniatnd Pra,,

Tampa. Fla, March J8.-Catcher Walter Mayer and Infielder Dolly" Stark of the Washington Americans have been sent to Minneapolis of the American Association. and left today for the training camp at Oklahoma City. Infielder Grubb will be sent to Chambersburg. Blue Ridge League; In- fielder Watt to Portsmouth Virginia League and Infielder Washburn will be returned to Wichita. in the Western League
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-19
Issfrnr Notice

The State of Alabama. Jefferson county. Probate court.
 Taken up by G. A Glover on the 8th day of March. 1920. and estrayed be- fore 4. L. King. a nortary public aud ex-offcio justice of the peace for Jef- ferson county. a certain mare. color chestnut sorrel with white spot in forehead and both hind feet white. age IS to 20 years, weight about oOo pounds. and valued at se5.
 Witness my hand. this 11th day or March. 1920. J. r, STILES.
 Judge-of Probate for Jefferson County.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-19
AMATEUR OARSMEN
 TO PLAN REGATTA
Ru Amnnlaisa Prn.s

Washington. March I8.-Annonnce- ment was made here tonight that the National Association of Amateur Oars men would meet in New York city March 20, to decide the time and place of the annual regatta and also to take up the question of sending association teams to compete In the rowing events at the Olympic games in Antwerp in August
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-19
BIG BARGAIN
CHESTNUT HTTI,

Handsome brick home. tile roof. tile porch, baths. bedrooms. sleeping porches; this home is mod ern to the minute. and can be had for quick sale for only $15.500.N nothing to equal this home in Chestnut Hill for s20,00O. Main 5496
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-19

WHO wants a sugarcane syrup farm l? One of the best plants and farm in south A. abama. For information, write w. c. Foutz. St. Elmo. Ala.
 FOR bargains in real estate see me; if you want to sell list | with me o. P. Hutcheson. 419 American Trust
The producers news., 1920-08-13

", Stangeland, Labor! eayuc canSi.
date for Judge, and Charles E.Tav|cr,
editor of the Producers News, is also
speaking.
Successful meetings have hcen held
at Tande, Flaxville and PlentywcoG,
Alfred Rudt'en, state manager ,f the
Nonpartisan League. spoke in Tsvior'S :
stead at Plen,ywootl. and will speak
tonight at Dooley in the ;,lace Of Fay
lor
The following dates are still to be
filled:
Medicine Lake-Saturlay, Angus,
l4th
Dagn,ar-Sunday, Angus, 18th.
Froid -Monday. Angus, 18th.
McCabe-TueSday. August 18th.
Baln>illc "Wednesday. Angus, IS.
A Of these meetings will be held at
: O'Clock in the evening instead &C at
ZOO O'Clock in the afternoon as ad-
vel1lS~d. because Of the fact ,ha, the
farmers cannot attend the afternoon
meetings because of the harvest.
lake notice Of the change in the
time OF the meetings and advise Your
friends.
The producers news., 1920-08-13

There arr many pe&ple wondering
NkS' tAe organized farnerS " The
\~aRarts>aA League i x~sns to d
SNAAAs tAr kseatSaA Il tAe e.AAnty SEAT.
TAe lx>ax~e ASS ~, take~ aNx stand
t,Ar any certain town and will Rat an>
tstr any circumstances II ~ fer very
sa>sS understood ReSsaA$
r&~ l><ax~~ SxAt i t. b. na@ae Tor
As>>sea state and e&ANtx &1kclals and
government and tAe l.eSxue i williax
t. AND viii ~Aide ~ NsaI~ritx rsle At
all tlaae<
rAex~ Aa~e As<a manx Questions
SsAs1 Ia regard t. ~Ay tn faraaers
S>a N~& esaa&lse s&ne Il tAe Rrxseat
s<AANtS s&<esSt<
lA~ ~rs,er ~as asseax tA<ssse tha,
S~sra~xxA t. Ne>6xee tw~ years sse
and AslR<~ t. x&aslNr<~ sanA< II tie
tAs@ ps<~s~t Sheridan eeantx s1kessts,
~ tAe taruAers did MT make tAe same
NsStSke ut CAlhertss~>
1He League i MI tSklnx xAanees
~ ssARAe lst~p&e n &1keSa( pssitla3s.
xA~ Ssw ut all tisaes MISUNDERSTANDING
tastS reeatlax h tAe l.eax~e>
NtASEIHLT COUNTY HNNUTlVE
QUANTITIES.,
~ J. ". NlX. $ecy,
The producers news., 1920-08-13
A. W. STANCELAND FOR DISTRICT JUDGE

Continued From Page One)
of Butte and member of the Scandinavian Fraternity Of the
city, of which order he is the Chairman of the Board OF
Trustees and is honored and respected member.
Mr. Stangeland progressive of pronounced type snd
is and has been all of his life. in sympathy with and sup
porter of the principles forth in the program Of the Nom
partisan League and the Montana Labor League.
And as lawyers who sympathy with the program VI:
the Nonpaisan League and the Montana Labor League
it was quite natural that Attorney Sanseand
dorsed by the Farmer-L Labor League for Judge.
Attorney Stangeland has been often confused with his
brother Dr. Charles Emil Stangeand. Ph. D.. who Edu
catona Expert of North Dakota being appointed that po
on by the Educational Board of the State of North Dakota
and for the head of the Library Board Of
that The v kept press of North Dakota recoeniz
ing in Dr. Stangeland of remarkable ability opened up
their mud baes upon him and kept up the attack until Dr.
Stangeand resigned his position Educational Expert and
left for Europe and Norway take the Chair of Economics
Sociology and History the University of Norway which po-
stion had been offered him long before he resigned Educa
tona Expert of the State of North Dakota Mr. Charles E.
Stangeand is widely known educational circles
in both America and Europe and also diplomatic circles
having heen Charge de Affairs for the United States Govern
men at Bolivia S. A. for years and for number of wears
connected until after the broke out with the American
Embassy at London Dr. Charles Stangeands wife is Karin
chaes the famous Danish author who known as one Of
the greatest writers of modern times
No, Attorney A. w. Stangeland is not Dr. Charles E.
oangeand OF North Dakota fame he is accused being
by the Pioneer Press and other papers this district he is onv
that gentleman BROTHER of which fact however, he is not at
all ashamed
Attorney Stangeland is worthy of the support of the
Farmers and th@ Labore and who if elected on the
bench of the Twentieth Judicial District will be fair and i'm
partial and who will that law and order is restored in
northeastern Montana
Attorney A. W. Stangelands name is on the Democrats
n ticket and will be nominated on August 24th bv a,o
majority.