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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12
SALESMAN WANTED.

sclf-respcctinS salesman, whose am
bition IL beyond his present place, might
find moro congenal employment with us
and at the same time double his income:
We require man OF clean character.
sound I'm mind and body, OF strong per-
soneli,y. who would appreciate life's
Job with q fnst growing concern. where
industry would be rewa rded very far
above average earnings. married men
preferred. experience not necessary. Ap-
ply sute 20I, World Tower Building, ITO
W. 40th 81. Asl, for Mr. Augustine.
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SALESAfEN.

We want four men Of good address and
forcefui personality. who can sell addi-
uonal shares 10 present list of satisfied
stockholders.
Concern being financed has been IN
business over fifty years: has always
paid full dividends and shows splendid
record OF earnings. Has over 1000
active dealers In addition to stockholders.
Prospects are thoroughly prepared by
letter for call OF salesman. Our noa
now in field are making big money easily.
Must have clean record and be able 10
finance yourself. Call in person at Suite
S3I. 30 Broad ST.. between 10 A. NJ. and
=. NJ.
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statesmen

Why are you reading this ads. n it's
because In your present connection you
feel that YOU lack either the incentive
OF adequate pay. due cooperation or
"sure-iire" opportunity. one OF the
livest aud most successful sales or
CARNATIONS In the country offers you
an opportunity that In terms OF dollars
and cents spells $3.50 or over n week
and viii asl OF you only to walk and
talk and tell the truth. II you're be-
tween % ano Go, call from 10 TO g.
SUITE 1910, % WEST 43D ST.
SUITE sos, 49, NASSAU ST.
SUITE So. 1s6 MONTAGUE ST, B'KLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12

eAIESMEN Security - Southern National
Bank representative Just arrived IN New
York wants statesmen TO place an investment;
opportunty OF unusual merit: we need imme-
dately a few good men whose heads are not
likely 10 be turned by early commission earn
ings away beyond average; one call mon
tives wanted. l.. X. Morrison. McAlpin
Hotel, New York.
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Statesmen.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
v<-Hr- n~~V At.-.EsYV.N~

INSIDE AND OUTSIDE.
Experienced and inexperienced; best propo-
uition in the city: stocks going down
foreign exchange is going up; money maker
for the statesmen well as the client, nigh
est commissions with unusual opportunities:
nagerships open to best men. Pan-Aneri-
can Financial Corp. Room 1916. 20 Broad 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12

FAI,ESMAN TO represent progressive
manufacturer OF fine stationery. line OF
che trade; an excellent opportunity for a
progressive man who Il not afraid TO wor.s
and has selling ability and knowledge OF
stationery must have acquaintance with
The wholesale and retail stationery and de-
pnrtment store trade IN territory Including
everything between Pittsburg, Detroit, ST.
Paul ST. Louis and Chicago. commission,
with a drawing account. Address Box 2O4.
1926 ST. James Bldg. n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12

Statesmen sell nnitlt during spare time;
handsome commission: new patent, made
IN gold and silver; like expensive small
fountain pen; contains entire manicuring
outfit. mon rid women buy u on sight.
will furnish leads to reputable persons.
Uulkit Co, 81 Madison av.
statesmen In the making. that Is what
want young blood with snap. initiative
and ability: you will work hard and steadily.
you VIII make good money and VIII do my
level test to make sales MANAGERS out OF you
II you qualify have got 70 produce ten
Huch men In a short period; tell me abou,
yourself outlining your record and personal
y maEns peply fn,sSri,y. poa scs Herald
Herald 50.
Statesmen.
An Unusual opportunity for stock salesuien
90 place pre-iistinr offer OF producing pc
troleum stock. company operated by oil and
business men % tho highest standard and In
teiigence production and properties located
In mid-continent fields and IN Mexico; large
earning powers liberal commissions paid
20 salesnien. Call between II and ~, Far
clay Petroleum Corporation. 10 Broad ~.
SALESMAN FOR CUTTING Up TRADE IN
NEW YORK WITH EXCEPTIONAL LINE
ron GOODS; MUST HAVE ExPERIENcE;
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR RIGHT
PARTY sTATE AGE, REFERENCE AID
FULL PARTICULARS. ADDRESS X 1855
Statesmen -Hasoo luggage carrier for
Fords; the tourists delight farmer =
friend. biggest Ford idea yet sure winner
sure repeater; commission basis state ter
ritory and references. Hasco Mfg Co., 1927
wazee st. Denver. Col.
SALESMAN - Experienced telephone stock
salesman wanted 20 seil stock and foreign
exchange by phone; nominal salary and com
mission; men now earning ff00-t9O0 weekly.
Apply. after 10. Room POI. aos Broadway
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$4,000 A YEAR

Is your profit from sales a day; Davidson
sold so one week; experience needed: the
Aladdin light Is sensation wherever intro
duced; times az bright electric won
gold medal tested and recommended by 30
leading universities; farmers have the money.
they need this light and Q out of 10 will buy:
also big opportunity In small towns and sub
urbs; excellent spare time and evening seller:
NO CAPITAL REQUIRED. Sample on free
trial. Write MANTLE LAMP CO, 1851
Aladdin Bldg. New York. n. Y.
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statesmen.

Statesmen.
Statesmen WITH INITIATIVE
AND EAGERNESS TO ENTER
CHAIN STORE MERCHANDISE
LINE; MUST BE AGGRESSIVE,
CLEAN CUT AND WILLING TO
LEARN; -FOUR MONTHS PROBA-
TIONARY PERIOD ON ROAD: SAL
AIRY AND ALL NECESSARY EN-
PENSES: SPLENDID FUTURE FOR
RIGHT MEN WITH POSSIBILITY OF
NO TRIFLERS NEED APPLY. CALL
AT II EAST 10TH ST. ROOM 7OI.
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statesmen.

We have opening for a few clean
cut aggressive statesmen TO Join our or
ganlzation TO sell an issue that has been
traded In New York for over year:
large dividend payer. very attractive
and an easy seller: every cooperation
given. For appointment call Mr.. Burke,
Broad 66s0
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Statesmen.

THE FORMER SALES MANAGER OF
THE LARGEST INSTITUTION OF ITS
KIND IN THE WORLD WILL TALK
on THE PRINCIPLES OF SALES
MANSHIP TUESDAY EVENING AT
O'CLOCK WE INVITE YOU TO COME
AS OUR GUESTS. WITHOUT oBLIliA-
TTON But YOU MAY HAVE THE
PRIVILEGE or CONSIDERING A TO-
STTION on OUR SALES FORCE IF WE
INTEREST EACH OTHER. 800 FIFTH
Az, THIRD FLOOR.
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PERSONAL EXCHANGE.
&c John st.
II. c. HENRY. ~. II. JARRETT.
ACCTS.-Mgr. Coop. Store--Credit
mgr. (bank) -Steno. tbank)-Sales-
men-ISkprs.- Clerks. etc, etc.
We do not advertise all our
openings. Tho men registered
with us get first choice.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen WANTED

WHO ARE THOROUGHLY
FAMILIAR WITH HOUSE
FURNISHING, HARDWARE
AND ELECTRICAL SUP
PLY TRADE, TO SELL a
WELL KNOWN LINE or
BRASS. SILV Z II AND q
NICKEL PLATED HOLLOW
WARE. ONLY EXPERI-
ENCED MEN OF KNOWN
ABILITY IN THIS LINE
CONSIDERED. II Il p l. Y
FULLY. IN CONFIDENCE.
STATING AGE. EXPERT
ENCE, EARNING CAPAC-
lTY. CONCERNS REPRE-
SCENTED AND TERRITORY
COVERED. THIS Is A
GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR
EXPERIENCED SALES
MEN TO CONNECT PER-
MANENTLY WITH A CON
4 Urn. ESTABLISHED,
BOX 20s. 1926 ST. JAMES
BUILDI-G.
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HELP WANTED-MALE


Statesmen.
SECURITY.
We can offer TO few exper'enced
statesmen a remarkable opportunity In
connection with the placing OF an Is
sue having the following important
selling points:
l. The name of the corporation is
known generally throughout the entire
United States.
.. This corporation il the leading
factor In the fifth largest American
industry.
8. The profits of the last 81 months
have been approximately So 600 900
from an original investment of only
$4,000
g. Extraordinary present earning
sufficient for dividend requirement
many times over, with unlimited flu
its past record OF unparalleled sue
cess.
3 The enormous amount OF publicity
That THIS organization dally receives,
together with its recognized phenomc-
nal success. eliminates to a ma r1ed
degree the usual selling resistance.
G. Liberal commission, national adj
vertising and complete cooperation
present an opportunity that no sales
man can afford TO miss.
Call Immediately.
Suite 1901. % West 42d ST..
New Y1rj: City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12

SECURITY SALESMEN.-The orgy OF spccu-
latlon II over: sell what people want make
same commission as on unattractlVe 10
stocks: salesmen's kit contains letters from
New York papers recommending our bonds
and house: our gold bonds. yielding 1876. sold
on the time payment plan, are safe and
tremely attractive: leads furnished; SNAP
OFT or IT: keep abreast OF the times;
sell what people want; make more sales
md hold your clientele. Call mornings, Mr..
Johnson, 3O4 journal Square Building. Jersey
Ci,y Summit tube station.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12
SALESMAN.

BY LARGE RIBBON AND
SILK MANUFACTURER, EXPE-
RIENCED RIBBON AND SILK
sATEsMAN FOR JOBBrNG
TRADE. COVERING SOUTHERN
TERRITORY.
GOOD OPPORTUNITY. STATE
QUALIFICATION AND SALARY
DESIRED. II. NJ, 31s HERALD,
$50 BROADWAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12
SALESMAN

ON CUSTOM SHIRTS. MAN EXPERT
ENCED AND HAVING acquaintance
IN GREATER NEW YORK; STRAIGHT
SALARY; PERMANENT POSITION: COM
CONFIDENTIAL. LANART
CUSTOM SHIRT CO, 900 9TH Az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12
statesmen.

am starting class on salesnanshp
Monday night at : 80: I teach you the
science OF selling and place YOU on our sales
force when you learn this costs you nothing ::
experience not necessary be here at 1:i5.
Room SOC s67 Park Row Building. 10 Park
Row.
eAIESMEN. TIP 20 date mems rcckwear
house open for representatives who VIII
carry the line exclusively; also men for a
slide line who are In similar lines for Ne
braska. North Dakota. South Dakota, Okla
homa, Missouri. Texas, Kansas, Minnesota,
Wisconsin. Philadelphia, eastern part OF Penn
sylvania and Delaware. applications strictly
SALESMAN. Toy salesman. experienced, 20
sell our line Of toys and novelties TO the
leading iobblng and retail trade and TO rep
resent ut the Toy Fair Address by letter.
stating age. experience. salary expected, Yer
mont Toy and Novelty Co. Inc, 80 Union
so. New York city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

THE BROADWAY"
q CHURCH ST. NEAR CORTLANDT.
McGRATH BROS.
stock customers bookkceper, $50; assistant
bookkeepers, $is; clerk with fire insurance
experience, s25: junior accountant, $50. $50;
stock transfer clerks. $40; junior bank
clerks. SIS; Junior bank messengers, s1a, SIS;
other positions with attractive salaries:
Christian firms.
BARKER q MACCOLL.
VOCATIONAL SPECIALISTS, 80 CHURCH.
Executive accountant large corp. Eastern
pa. office mgr g. p. A. office; electrician.
exprd. underground cable. Wall 1T. cashier;
ledger clerks. mall clerk stenographers, safe
deposit man: registry free.
BEACON BUSINESS BUREAU,
Stone 81.
scc'y, S45 upward. Eng. Dict, with fluent
FIR, Span. trans. Sec'y. stenog.- office exec.l
$40 upward; high grade man. stenos., $50
upward; ambition personality.
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SALESMAN.

NAIIlNlWA-Ns
A. STEINHARDT 4 BRO,
$50 BWAY, y. y,
REQUIRES THE SERVICES OF A SALES
MAN THOROUGHLY ACQUAINTED WITH
THE BUYERS OF NOTIONS AND FANCY
GOODS IN STATE OF TEXAS.
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SECURITY statesmen.
cE('TTRIrN GAT t~GNfI,Nr


Statesmen with experience TO sell limited
offering of common capital stock that pays
l per cent. monthly dividends Five stores
operating In the city of Now York. This Is
an opportunity for few real stock statesmen
70 earn a reasonable commission and offer
their clients good security. We do not
need sales managers or statesmen with clients
that cannot commence work without ad-
vunces This company offers the best OF
operation, and will make all efforts TO make
their Representatives succeed, and the salcs-
earning capacity II from $50 900 to 800, OO0
a year A live wire. up-to-date selling fore,
makes the field forces to produce. Cal
Chain Candy Stores. suite 1907. III Madison
nv New York Clty.
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ALESMAN--vEIL1NCs
Exceptional opportunity Is offered by Inn
porters OF French Veilings 10 man 20 repre-
sent them In larger cities OF New England
New York and Pennsylvania; applications
considered only from men with successful
record In selling millinery or vellinga; com
miseion basis: state full particulars IN strict
confidence NJ LIZ Herald. Herald So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12
Statesmen

20 sell So preferred stock issue earnins
bonus Of common; win afterward be a shor'
position selling the product OF established
Industrial having no real competition. u
VIII be worth while to call Barclay TICS. Ex
tension g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12

SALESMAN for n limo OF felt and yarn rugs
city and road good side limo large CON
mission. Strauss & Blum. 25t w list ct
\. Y. G.
Statesmen, ., experienced with leather
goods, for Southern and PcunsvlVania tor
ritorles; drawing account. F1urin. 4GJ
Rroore ST.. New York.
Statesmen 10 sell oil leases; most unique
plan ever known: commission 80 per cent :
got wise. Secretary, 1929 Busch Bldg. pal
las Texas
ALESME.N-S5.VCO accident roli@y: pre-
MUM $40 yearly, eaey seller. liberal conn
missions. Address Underwriters, Dept u AIS
Newark, N. j.
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sAl,rsMEN-Sntltn aily known Industrial
developers have opening FOR three high
grade representatives 20 cover metropoll-
tan and Lone Island territory. n rare
opportunity 90 men % good education
tact. personality and initiative. sales ex
perience not necessary. state qtirt
lions: your reply WIN be confidential
- 1923 Herald. Fulton IT,
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position selling the product OF established
Industrial having real competition. n
VIII be worth while to call Barclay 7ios. ES-
tension g.
BALEsMEN or ABILITY TO SELL HIGH
CLASS SECURITIES DIRECTORS IN
CLUDE PROMINENT BUSINESS MEN AND
BANKERS; LEADS FURNISHED, VI GIVE
PULL PARTICULARS. COSHNEAT, g. co.
NEW HAVEN conn
sALEsMEN--write for list OF lines and full
particulars: earn 81 500 20 $4,000 yearly:
big demand for men inexperienced or ex-
perienced. city or travelling. Natl Sales
mems TT. Assn. 6isH West aga st.. New
York.
Observation-Disclosures umbrella sales
man FOR the South established trade: must
S-ve good recommendations Apply IN
writing 20 Peerless Umbrella Co, 4Oi Fair.
view av., Lancaster, Pa.
SALESMAN TO REPRESENT LADIES'
NFCRWEAR MANUFACTURE IN
SOUTHERN TERRITORY; ONLY HIGH
CLASS MAN WITH FOLLOWING CONsfD-
Erred; COMMISSION. BOX 500. 200 CABLE
BLDG.
BALEsMEN. Every Ford owner a prospect !:
s. profit on every sale every Ford owner
recommends II TO his friends: permanent.
pr0fitabls connection leading TO position as
district manager; big future, Write Carl
Bergman Co.. AZ Liberty St. N, 7. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-22
WRIT CALLS WITNESSES
in D. w. SULLIVAN CASE

Assistant District Attorney John T
Dooling of New York Will come to
Washington next Wednesday to tell
the local grand jury the results of
his investigation of the extensive lar
posed conspiracy between Jules
tNicky) Arnstein of New York. David
W. Sullivan. Washington stock bro
ker. and others TO bring the alleged
stolen securities into Washington As
a result of the alleged conspiracy. it
Is stated. Washington banks and
bankers were victimiZed to the extent
of S125,000 by the hypothecation of
the stocks and bonds.
Chief Justice Mccoy late yesterday
afternoon granted the request of AS
sistant United States Attorney Archer
for writ of habeaS corpus directed
to John j. Hanley, warden of the
Tombs prison, in New York city. to
bring before the grand jury next
Wednesday Joseph and Irving Gluck
and Rudolph and Herbert Bunora
former messengers of stock broking
firms from which the securities are
said to have been stolen. According
cation for the writ, the boys have
pleaded guilty to stealing the stocks
and bonds and will be able to iden-
tify Arnstein. Sullivan and others
said to be involved in the alleged con-
spiracy to victimiZe local banks. They
are awaiting sentence.
Mr.. Archer has issued subpoena
for the attendance of Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Dooling of New York
and ii will be served on him in time
for his attendance next Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-22
SECRETARY
Of RED ENVOY
British Officials Find Man
Connected With Martens
Case Here.

Santeri Nuorteva. private secretary
to Ludwig c. A X Martens. soviet
agent in the United States. who re-
Gently arrived in England as a sailor
on a merchant vessel. has been de-
ported. official advices received here
Russia via Libau on British steamer
in charge of British officials.
Nuorteva was to have been one of
the principal witnesses in the deporta-
ton proceedings against Martens. but
when he was called by Inspector Shell
it developed that he had secretly left
the country. The soviet agent went
to Canada. where he signed on a
steamer bound for England.
1t was said at the time that the
purpose of his visit to England was
TO confer with LenOid KraSsin, boil
sheVik minister of trade ard com
merce. who then was engaged in
conferences with British officials.
According to the advices received
here, Nuorteva remained under cover
the British authorities were able TO
apprehend him.
Yesterdays hearing in the case of
the Department of Labor. was ad-
journed until July 2S to permit the
government TO produce witnesses to
testify regarding Martens extra dip
lomatic activities. Evidence was pre-
scented at the hearing TO prove that
throughout Martens activity in this
country he has not held himself to
the diplomatic usage which he has
claimed title TO exercise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-22
GROTTO TO HAVE CIRCUS.
Annual Children's Event Saturday

The annual children's circus and
basket lunch outing of Kallipolis
Grotto. No. Is. NJ. o. V. p F. r., will
be held Saturday at the Zoo Park
Entertainment for the youngsters and
their parents has been arranged on
an all-day schedule by Chairman
Charlie Zurhorst.
kallipolis Band will occupy a stand
in the center of the circus ring and
the stunts and athletic events will
be conducted around the musicians
Some of the circus features in
clude a three-horned goat. cages of
monkeys from Ed Schmids menag-
erie and a five-toed ostrich.
Mem bers of the organization and
their friends are invited to spend the
day with the grotto at the Zoo Park,
using the Harvard street entrance.
Athletic events for the little girls
and boys will start at 8 o'clock and
free lemonade will be plentiful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-22
OFFICERS OF KASUGA
GUESTS OF AMBASSADOR
Japanese to Be Dinner Guests To-
night at the New Viii
lard Hotel.

Capt. Teraoka and about twenty Of
ficers of the Japanese cruiser Kasuga
will be the guests of the Japanese am
bs ssador tonight at a dinner party to
be given at the New willard Hotel.
The vessel arrived at Annapolis to-
day from New York.
Tomorrow Capt. Teraoka will pay
his respects to Assistant Secretary
Roosevelt of the Navy Department
and other naval officials. At 1890
o'clock tomorrow morning the chief
Of naval operations will accompany
the Japanese officers to Annapolis,
where luncheon will be held on board
the Kasuga. Tomorrow night the Wis
itors will leave for Philadelphia to
visit the Hog Island shipyard.
on Saturday the officers will again
visit Washington. where they will en-
bark on a sightseeing tour of the
capital. n luncheon party will be
given by Maj. Gen. X. Inouye, Japa-
nese military attache.
The Kasuga is one of the most IA
nous vessels of the Japanese fleet
1t took part in nearly every naval
operation during the Russo-JapaneSe
war. During the recent war the Ka-
suga did scout duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-22
LEGION POST ELECTS OFFICERS

At the monthly meeting of Bureau
of Engraving and Printing Post. No.
%. American Legion, the following
officers were installed for the coming
year:
Commander Francis F. Miller; adj
jutant, Thomas McDonough: finance
officer. c. Patterson; executive COM
mittee, James Windsor, Thomas r.
Fitzgerald and Martin Dyer.
Plans were completed for the first
annual excursion to Marshall Hall to-
morrow. A number of soldiers from
Walter Reed Hospital will be the
guests of the post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-22
WANTS MARRIAGE ANNULLED

Suit for annulment of marriage has
been filed by Mrs. Reata V. Wallis
against James S. Wallis. They were
married July 25. 1907, and lived to-
gether until 1919. 1t was not until
last November. Mrs. Wallis asserts,
that she learned that at the time of
her marriage Wallis had a wife liv-
ing from whom he was not divorced.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-03-04
UTAH WOOL BRINGS PRICE OF
SIXTY CENTS PER POUND

The Salt Lake Herald says: "Fleeces
from 700 head of sheep in Iron
county sold last week for sixty cents
per pound, or $3.50 per fleece, the av-
erage weight being eight pounds,
which is above the average fleece in
the state" said DR.. w. R. Hogan,
state live stock inspector.
DR.. Hogan recently returned from
a visit to Cedar City, where he was
called to investigate the death of
sheep reported to be attacked by
some unknown disease. In one band
sixty-nine head died. His investiga-
tion showed that the animals perished
from malnutrition and he ordered a
balanced ration of alfalfa and corn.
"The f1eeces sold were purchased
by Joseph Johnson of Beaver" said
DR.. Hogan. Sheep in general in that
section of the state are in fine condi-
ton, as are other stock. Plenty of
hay is found there and selling at $25
per ton.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-03-04
WESTERN PACIFIC OFFICES
ARE OPENED AT RENO

G. |. Martin, formerly general pas
senger agent of the Western Pacific
Railroad Company, with offices in
Reno. before the government took
over the railroads, has returned to
that place to assume the same duties
with the company and Immediately
opened Offices in the Western Pacific
depot Martin has charge of the ter
ritory on the Western Pacific from
Portola to Winnemucca and also the
district covered by the Fernley-Las-
sen branch of the Southern Pacific
the territory served by the V. &. T.
railroad. and by the MOO, accord
ing to the Reno Gazette.
]. p. Farley, travelling freight and
passenger agent for the Western
Pacific for the same district, has
also established Offices at Reno. He
connected with the traffic department
of the Western Pacific in Sacramento
before the consolidation.
Miss Julia Boulanger has been ap-
pointed chief clerk in the Western
Pacific Offices.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-03-04
EMIL G. BORN RETURNS HOME
FORM SERVICE IN FRANCE

Sergeant Emil G. Born, a Winnie
years in the service of Uncle Sam,
arrived in this city Tuesday from
New York. where he landed on Janu-
airy "a. being among the last of the
American troops to leave France.
Born is a brother of P. e. Born, To-
cal Southern Pacific agent. and en-
tered the service from this city. being
sent to Camp Lewis where he was
a member of machine gun company
and later on was transferred to the
railroad transportation corps.