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The New York herald., 1920-01-11
DO YOU NEED CAPITAL?

Sound mining. oil or industrial PROPOSE ton
wanted by experienced stock brokerage house 10
offer its list. Would not care to exercise or
.anzation on proposition needing less than 500
UD. No advance. Commission. References eN-
changed Address g. n, 5O@ Herald
n0CrORS. dentists druggists tChristians): profit
aO0's: demonstrated; $3.50 up: safe invcstn nient :;
banking references; interview. EoNflDt, ls2
Herald.
ENPERT genealogical and family history work
done promptly at nome and abroad: coats OF arms
traced. painted and fully described; heraldic IN
sgnia or every description; two or more OF our
experienced searchers sail ia short time 70
execute foreign commissions; IL Is an unusually
favorable opportupity to get fun and interesting
biz tory OF your family froW the origin OF the
Surname Ia date u. +. JOHNSON, INC. III
10Th ST.. y w dust across the street from
IT, S Treasury. Washington u. g -
EXPERIENCED salesman wants ageBcy meritO-
rous mcr,handiee ar Al speciality; eNccptional
range acquaintance Northwest: coDihiission; able
10 finance: highest bank and other references. t..
o. Sewers. boz as. Minneapolis. Mimi
FOR sale-Long established grocery and provision
store in Northern New Jersey town, about 30
iuiIes from New York. doin. about S16n,op per
year; "A money maker; fluor space JoXSO: large
enough to add meat department or daylight
bakery; owner retiring account Of III health.
Address a. H.. care of V. Il. SBEMAN (Seenan
Brrs.l North Moore and Hudson sts.. New York,
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OFFICE POSITION.

Ambitions aud industrious man is given the
opportunity 10 ioiu the office force OF young
growing cSport-import company; good wages aud
huuus w.l bc paid TO Trustworthy and bard work
ng man, with good references; only applicants
VIII" are Interested in working up big future
will he considered: 81 0'o So 900 necessary; state
details in previous position and experience.
address q. \. f., station V, i. o. box g, New
Nnr din
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AVERAGE PRICE OF STOCKS
SHOWS A DECREASE

The following table compiled by Rob-
ert c. Mayer G. Co. gives the average
prices OF sixty-seven classified indus
trial stocks for comparative periods.
thus Illustrating the market trend of
the industrials:-
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PROPOSALS.
loN CRAWFoRD {

SIMPSON CRAWFORD coRPoRtTioS
On lituida tom
invites sealed bids for ail rs ACCOUNTS nv
CLfNARTY fSrrurcd and unsecuredl full tu
ticuiars ~ which ran hc had IN arriication AZ
H. office. " Nc. io2 West 3sih a.. Nev YORK.
nid-. vul y. r.riy.d ug,c = c.cloch T., ~ ~
tue rsht 10 reject any or ali hida- :.
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OFFICE AND OUTSIDE MAN.

Wanted. Trustworthy man To look after inside
and outside details 10y import ana eNpoi. hOus"
an elderly hut active man. in good health. und
with unuuvst onuhlc ref, rcnces and $1,000 S. OVu
viii De given preference: state age, previous
The New York herald., 1920-01-11
noNiT INVEST IN on

until you read The Texas Investor weekly maya
zine; gives concise, reliable, nj 10 date tnforma-
tion and facts about most wonderful Developments =
and fortune making In history of Texas oil ana
explains one particular opportunity IN WHICH IN
yestors should reap tremendous returns; published
by practical oil operator aud tells how and where
70 invest for greatest safety and quick results
NAN, Publisher, ~ ScaDlan Building, Houston
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FREE-orL NAP OF TENAs
III - L AIInNI !. IL ~ ~ ALRI,E


To anyone Interested in developments in these
wonderful oil fields We will send our big oil naI
free; compiled from data supplied by hy staio an nnd
DENT SECURITIES COMPANY G.censel Bro
kers, H. Uuion National Bank building. Houston.
IeAas.
lFREE-Copic, independent OIL News; write quick,
postcard or letter aud learn how thousands OF
sruaIi investors makins surprising profits FROM
information showing y"ur chance for increased
prosperity. Every on. r,king money haklnI
=. Gilmore Building Fort Worth. Texas
FOR SALE.
Established doll manufacturing business. IN fuu
orerati"n. in perfect running order; up 10 date.
Address x. g.. i9i Herald.
FOR sale Manufacturing business IN metal. stock,
%c.; experience unnecessary; Unlimited Held.
Cad ~ duane. third floor.
FIRST clas. grocery well established; sell or
YAK. partner; reference. T. j. RNAN, 52l ~.
Nicholas nv
.CONSrRUCTION or production superin ntendent,
young man. thoroughly acquainted win IeNas
fields. wants ." connect with "rgaui1ati"n: "r
81 900 la Stu. .OuD to invest with their services.
lC. y, ico Herald Harlem,
GINGER ALB aud spring Water II YOU win IN
vest procured $4,000 viii show yoH a
proposition safe n hank aud richer thuu gold
m ne. GINGER Ai.E. Herald.
Post war trade cnmrottiou brcWcr-, distlcr-,
dcalery malt spirituous liquors, convert your
properties into diguflcd industrial busueas plant.
manufacturing patent device novelties. trade
marx, pure fp'd specialize drug essentials.
nPI~aling ornaments. Weanps apparel sol prod
ucf~ everywhere ranify tho world tpiacc yuIr
city. town, burg on tho map industrlHy com
mcrcially; make huuuruhle fum, forHrcl, tnail
orders ou prepaid cash and working capital tooJ
manufacturing fiscai lawyers round world oi.
orators. Washington to Manila T.. T.. covering
Walnut Hi. i@iladelIhia, ia. Phone 90 Wal.
nut.
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$40, 900 SIS, 900 INVESTMENT.

Inyestor. you can secure interest with exper-
cnccd. we'll known New Work operai"rs on first
cost basis in important Texas oil company
now developing extensive protein lands. au opror-
tunity extraordinary TO acquire valuable connec-
as>t.t. .T-s. NH m ,' IT.. .,uif =
Union and other large companies now drilling
adjacent leases: particulars request, act
IrnmnilN. Asidrnsa -SEL-REI Wy ..ln unrnld
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lnINLn MANIIn

4 PARTNER WANTED
TU ACQUIRE QNEIiAlL INIEnEST AND
TIvf BUSINESS / MANuF ACTuRE : Won
iNG pHyTtHE LINE. WHICH CREATED a
SEssifI IL ENGLAND AND THE EuRO-
pti'NN CONTINENT: OWN SoLE RlGHrS FOR
rHF EMITTED SrNrESt HANE MADE OVER
ST., 900 NFT PROFIT n SHORT TINE; Is
VESrNENr uF 81 1po REQUIRED, FtiIIS
STt'THcB. PARTfCtI. YRS AT INTERVIEW
ONLY. b. E iiG HERAfp.
ASSocINrF wanted oin operating real silver
nropartv active ur silent. nm 30 - wears
experience colipgo man: $1,000 AiHuoO rcgulred:
can shin Immediately ~ tuus lHilv ~ SO ton
proftt. hie riturp. I.EFElilsNCES. llo Herald
nowntown. --------..--------l l-----
A nartv investing $1,000 csn secure u nierost
trrastrorshin ana management ~ nanuiActrr.
ing. business. WIN uHv Investor $1,000 tire first
yenr in add tIog 90 stHOV salary. income viii
double se,nnd wear. N u. 500 Herald downtown
AGENCY Wanted. VIII represent w 81 louis
nnJ surrounding territory some article or line
~ goods for reliable concern. beginning abuut
Anril l. Ndd.css - \. brennan, lVi Gay Build
i.g. 81. Louis No. -..---
ASSOC1ATE wanted to expand mail order bust
moss. onr prcfcrriug dcvclopmnnts 20 large
immediate earnings. \. A.. 100 Herald Down
town ----------------
Avn ssow w1 ROW TO conscrvativcly
intcsf I'M .tm.s with snall capital AMI ge
profits Addre.. w -. o' lerelt
ii no rrnttne Tackariis: established four wears
to+t cb,lrt owner gntur away, Write NiIt,
hes o. rit "i nf.
NJrNrft4s wasted fpr Cannla, N LRpnIIu.
loI7 Iuppet ~, Montreal Canada
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FIREpRooF HUupINs WANT
MONEY TO LOAN
Church 81. room ho..
Hotels, Apartment Houses,
GARAGES AND LEASES,

All sections, 80 10 900 rsrs cnpacitys S!,uvo up-
ward Particular CROWk. Tunes Building.
PLANT AyAIIABIE TOR MOTOR TRUCK
production can be turned 70 quick advantage
through motor truck msn v. '. ~ Hcrlld.
4 .p.cint partnrr oaufrd 1s ASSISTANT 10 busy
man, having various interests: requirements:
general business cyp"r once. msuulsctunnS rre-
fnrred age 2,-iO years. single. wen educated,
good moral character. reside WIN employer 'pr-
vate >,om and bath furnished, also state II
antonlpbiIc must ~ ahc 20 carry out instruc-
tians carefully and with determination, as posi-
tion requires a mar VII" user iact ana y re-
sonrceful. SALARY and future VIII Ice perfectly
satisfactory: applicant should have a few thou.
sand dolIars al hi, disrosal. although no actuai
Investment II -equir 4 state previous cxperience
fully and In confidence. giving such informa Jon
as would show your flinqss Tor the nos ton; let
tors returned " - request ted. MANufACIuRER,
1gB Herald.
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HAVE you LEGITIMATE BUSINESS

vou wish 10 eeil without puhlicitvf or se,f.ir.
associate with extra capital: Write OF cnll ROE
EkrS.FRoST COMPANY. 0tU 5ih az MurraS
Hill. sol
BOOKLET MAILED UroN REQUEST
A.--PRINTING. SAW MONEY; oJICk.
200 bond lettcrheBds. $50: envelopes, ca.ds.
hlllheadS same. samples circulars. hrokcta, fcld-
crs. labels prsn.ctuses stock Ccriificatcs; every
fhing reasonable. CALLS. bis HURRY Up
printers 100 9th nv. (..id 2fth,.
FIREPROOF BUILDING MaSIED
suitable for Warchousc gnd garage. l'.hp 10
% coo ~qusrc fect: might purchase eStahli shed
business: ioca lion preferred west side Nanhattan
below 2.}d WALTER r. OLIVE. - Wall ST
Irierhonc ilnn q, ~.
HEALTH RE~T--A>lrARIIM
The finest completely equipped aud going propo-
fition Of this kind ucHr New York, VIII be sold
Apply HOWARD GOLDSMITH. Gi park row, New
The New York herald., 1920-01-11
Defends Nitrate section.

at any time during the war GermanN
might have bought up large portion OF
Chilian nitrate mines, put them out OF
business and left the United States and
the other Allies in a perfectly horrible
position. The nitrate plants at Musfei
Shoals we're planned TO make this mpos-
sibe''
Mr.. Baruch told how he soon saw that
nitrate was all important for explosives
and also for agriculture. and how he rec
commended that the United states obtain
a two years supply lie defended the ap-
pointments and operation of the nitrate
section. He proceeded
1--WE found that nitrate produced in Chilli
had risen from eight shillings TO sixteen
shilllngs a 'guinto'-about twenty pounds
and that this would make difference OF
about $40 a ton to us, or ss0, 600 to $l0o.-
O0D eco for a year. But when we started
our programme to produce nitrate In the
United STATES the price OF Chilian nitrate
dropped. We were faced with an emer-
gcncy There was the whole world de-
pending on this one place, Chill. ior
nitrate"
The witness said that at times the United
States and the Allies had less than Sixty
DAYS supply of the chemical on hand. He
said the plans for the American plants
ca He'd for yearly production Of about
~ 90 tons. which would have more IMAM
equalled the Chilan supply and woulo
have met the demands of the American
military programme.
The New York herald., 1920-01-11
100000 WANTED.

Die casting corpora tiOu. located in Greater New
YORK with plant equipped with the most prac-
teal casting machines and . complete tool room.
needs additional capital to carry on steadily in
crcasiug business For fun particulars, address
The New York herald., 1920-01-11

PARTNER wanted with capital 10 handle Osage
mining lease offered by L. =, government !:
exceptional investment. 800 payable on date Of
sale. balance in three annual instruments: about
$500 wells producing from TO ~ coo bar.
rcls each, and 2fO wells drilling. all located
within area advertised. Particulars. write
DICKENS. e45 Syndicate Trust Building. 81
The New York herald., 1920-01-11

WANT some one 90 finaure drilling % oil wei
good structure government report give acre
asc Tor we'll. no preliminarir~ ready 90 star
dlilllng. l.. n. FIIIhK. nonlMm. Town.
The New York herald., 1920-01-11

MOTOR TRUCK production offers grep ;cst profit
reward in the business world; sales manager
with ripe experience and know ledge Of what 10
do and what 10 avoid. offers ~ services: ME-
CliANICS make trucks. GENJ<sSf.S market them
NJ r. 1919 Herald.
The New York herald., 1920-01-11

WI IL established publishing conrern uf scitu.
tlfc books lnedicul and otherwi i~ci Tor sale
over 100 titles ~ we'll known authors: fun IN
ycstigqtiou pourted; prin pnls only. 2uo Herald.
The New York herald., 1920-01-11

SiSAI. and cotton plantation ueVG~ MONEY I
aditioaal iaud, >avtnill and Installing hydrp
electric power; enough mahogauy. hard woods ~
uud 10 pap Tor same: no disease affect soil
lions earn icc'e; absolute security. !. H.. -
Herald.
The New York herald., 1920-01-11

SEASIDE. Rockaway Reach: small lot about &C.
80. room for I'VE bungalows; i0u - fr'ri
SO pnlrnn ay., srooklyn. Telephone 3lTG
Decatur.
The New York herald., 1920-01-11

MOST unusual opportunity 10 purchase automo-
bile garage, including property, together with
supply and repair depar tneni, az well aS OK
elusive agency for two popular priced carr I:
s36.0Oo. half cash. Particulars, ROBEKIA 7ftosI
COMPANY. hnb 18th
The New York herald., 1920-01-11

sALEsMAN OR SALES MANAGER, WITH
NERI1SiNG. Publishing or ADNERTls.
ING NOVELTIES or loMrElENI oFTIlE
ioIN ADvEtRfriiSER iiX rifRjVIisE OF
PROFITABLE. LONG EsTABIlsilEp RI 3
TrIfftiN rIfH cArAanE AApn nytVtrfl>f dny VrR2 ,f ntfoih NJ
NEl.oPMENT; UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY;
HIGHEST REFERENCES REQUIRED. ~
g.. ~ HERALD
The New York herald., 1920-01-11

iNTED business man win ability {" onen
district sales office for old established. vol
rated manufacturing firm. wonderful pr'prturiig y
for rieht rarity 90 rpuRec' with entircv
Inc of business. without compe ttion: Slvon va
S3nsn capital required. SHOULD net ~ leffi
$40 c,n first yrnrl MECHANICAL MACHINE
A TnDI, WORKS. Rgltimars Md
The New York herald., 1920-01-11

PARTY to take over a working hituminous coat
mine, located in Cearfeld county. Pa; present
owners engaged in other businesses and can
devote necessary time TO business; COMPANY
ncorI,ora ted under Pennsylvania laws; production
pals only. Room 81. Astor Hotel New York
city.
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Plant Paid for ItscIf.

But he said that regardless of this the
Alabama plant already had paid for itself
by reason of the saving produced by the
drop in the price of Chiian nitrate and
would have been invslua bic to the United
States and the Allies had the war pro-
ceeded few months. In passing, Mr..
Baruch made the assertion that the War
Industries Eoard had controlled all raw
materials in the world.
IF the Germans had had the foresight
TO buy up Chili's supply Of nitrate When
they had been producing il, even II they
had only taken it up for year ahead, II
would have so seriously crippled both the
explosive production facilities of both thc
American and the Allied powder factories
that they would have mad to close down
within q period of thirty to sixty days
and il IL horrible to contemplate what the
consequences for Us would have been'
Mr.. Baruch said,
"r we had not delivered the fixation
programme with its threat of not only
war time hut peace time competition. the
speculatofs would have succeeded in their
efforts 10 gouge the United States out or
hundreds of millions. Germany played
into our hands by releasing 10000 tons OF
Chilian nitrate she had already bought
and had paid for. Germany confiscated
the gold that had been paid for nitrate
that she was unable to ship aud the Unit
ed states agents immediately bought up
otrnnlN
The New York herald., 1920-01-11
Costly 90 Change Plants.

T. L. Reggonet, . French mechanical
engineer who installed tho machinery az
Mussel Shoals. testified II was his op'ihon
that before the plants could be continued
in use TO rpake nitrates for agricultural
purposes IL would he necessary TO DIVIDE
them into smaller units. which would cost
tho government thousands OF dollars.
CAPTAIN stephen l.. Coles. who wao m
specior Of construction at Mussel Shoals,
was another witness.
John Stress testified. in general. follow
ing his original charges to the committee
OF Acknowledgement at Mussei Shoals
where nc was employed AS garage MANAGER
Tor tho Air Nitrates Corporation lie
was an cmployc as such Tor Two
months. Officials OF the company say he
was discharged. lie SAYS he resigned.
Mr.. Srtoss told the committee 'thou-
sands OF dollars had leen wasted, and
specified automobile accidents because OF
night driving without lights. He repeated
charges that motion picture actors ana
men within tho draft ages had been em-
plovcd bv the Air Nitrates company. He
said he had been unable 10 get anything
q ca. aj Mussel Shoals, because OK IA
voritism at the mess halls.
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IAvu Nol $40

UANE NOt siog
" viii buy YOU sh1re iu company organ
zinc ~ ggpw pork. with expectations ot making
mHtiy hundred ger cent. i. - box llo. tlostcr.
y.
HOTEL. i'0 rooms ia the great pine belt. on She
Jersey tonSt: delightful American summer r..
sort: near Lakewood. house shows immcure q o.
rom 1915.
HAZE Interest ia prosperous marniuc shop for
SlI.oto 10 buy out other partners, uau wDo
will take active interest same. Address ias &
Office Tox " Whitchall New YORK
RAVE client tnat viii sacrifice few thousaud
shares rich silver mine; imneu~g p"ssibii ties .
large profits. exceptional Opportunity, quick
action. FvERErf, - Broad -.
HIGH GLASS lacics' speciality shop fur sale; fine
location; beautiful fixtures. reason selling dis
solution ~ firm. about $1,000 cash required.
Qt iCN 2Gi Herald Downtown.
The New York herald., 1920-01-11
on. IE,STS

OPPORTUNITY to secure interest rapidly
growing automobile truck and tire agency, both
nationally advertised; have splendid luca tion nti
prominent thorOughfare; active partner preferred
with nominal investment. X. r.. 800 Herald.
The New York herald., 1920-01-11

IFAkTNEI, with ten thousand dollars Tor csla!,.
lisllcd high class summer hotel, two hours ne
auto. fifty acres, golf tenuis. swimmn@ Htm.
garage, stables Will sell or lease. r. W.. ass
I Herald
The New York herald., 1920-01-11

FAMOUS artist, planning foreign tour. offers on
ceptnual indurement party able invest nom inul
amount. HEILENIQtfE. .Idli Herald.
l. sRTNER with 5000 established Texas oil pub
Ncation: triple your investment few months
Mr.. VI \Rf. 2s2 West list ST.
REQUIRE capital for new patented Toy and wool
work manufacture: orders aud inquiries TAXI
factory capacity; all year season. :. r., 10
Herald nrunN
The New York herald., 1920-01-11
TEN on FIELDS.

SALES executive will invest with services u
sstnhiihed manufacturing hutinoias. BIHl.
MIS- iaT iicnlld brooklyn,
The New York herald., 1920-01-11

WANTED House. below Isth ~. west Fiie &
be used roaming or boarding house; must J.
In first rlqs. condition. Improvements. g.; 500
down, balance monthly payments. u. H., ri'
Herald.
The New York herald., 1920-01-11

I want to get in touch with pri-
vate party with S5O,0O0 cash for
purpose of launching and obtain
ing option on large block capital
stock of oil company owning be
tween 100000 and 100000 acres
proven oil lands in Mexico, and
which also owns concessions on
several million acres in a South
American country to explore for
oil No agents or brokers, but Il
private individual. Address OIL,
box \ lN3 Herald downtown.
The New York herald., 1920-01-11

PAKTNER wanted: must have IRON 5000 Y
iO.0OO: splendid opportunity fof right parry
with established lumber aud packing box estah-
lishment willing TO show statements Of business
for past number OF years. If Interested kindly
write BOX 81. 1919 ST James Bnilding.
The New York herald., 1920-01-11

WILL sell factory containing modern sewin-
machines and gas engine. NJ present engaged "
shirt manufacturing; will sell reasonably factoit
I'm Jersey Write ~ ". \. ras Herald
The New York herald., 1920-01-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

>N-~-~-~-~-|-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-
INVENTIONS developed, patent drawings, me-
chanical and machine designing, tracings, blue
prints. Write KAHN. 1ig West S0th 81.
LARGE hotel. centre EiizaDetn, pop. l-u.oJo.
fully equipped. first class condition; five storle
year. Particulars B. h. MILLER x CO.. Eliza-
bath. y. j.
LET me tell you about real big silver mine; fist
subscribers get exceptional bonus and you are
on the inside. SILVER BONUS. 5si Herald.
LADY gentleman with 81 600 Si,O
monthly income without services: particulars
az interview. RELIABLE. 100 Herald. a
LESSEE OF prominent corner wants licensed pnar-
macist as partner for conducting drug business.
DRUGGIST. 27J Herald.
The New York herald., 1920-01-11

WANTED Active lady or gentleman with A.rE
to promote or form COMPANY on patent: ~
agent Write or call u. FISHER. I2o Forest ay.
Nrooklvu.
The New York herald., 1920-01-11

PATENTED automobile necessity Of unusual
merit; thousands purchased by government: Won
derful opportunity big seller; competition. !.
YOU should make 10000 10 $4,000 net annually:
81 go to $1,000 capital required. SCOTT COR
rORNTION. lOa North Clnrk. ,'hicngo.
The New York herald., 1920-01-11

w ANTED-AddreSs RFSpO<SIHIE u financn
house SUPPLYING options on foreign evcharEa
lBNNkERs' FoREtGN EXCHANGE. 1901 Kim
hall Ruildinr rhicago
The New York herald., 1920-01-11

HANUFACTURING and jobbIng shop, tccnrate
machine work. al moderate prices, automati:
md special machinery built; let estimate on
your work. ADIRoNDACB MACHINE CG.,
INC. Whitehall, y. y.
The New York herald., 1920-01-11

Just OBLIVION control vnlUnNIn I0as'F Hn'I frosI1T
tiun over million: unusual upi,orlunity for nude
wri,rrs. nrlm0lrrs. Mr u Nlir. - Nest lIst \
The New York herald., 1920-01-11

STOCK SN1FSMNN with his own clientele. yit
handle q proi,u~ition thai viii stand invcstisu
tion: references exchanged s. \, ~. iieraf
lb.vIu
The New York herald., 1920-01-11

rAETNER with 5000 cash 10 lake half interest
aud, control Of business. here offering unusiisl
opportunities for expansion and profit T. W.
90 Herald.
The New York herald., 1920-01-11

SHOE MNNTFACTUREH oIPoETt NiTy,
Party Nill invest reasonable amount 90 capita
aud services for interest in shoe mauutaci turin
business. :. U.. a:is Herald
The New York herald., 1920-01-11

OR CAPITALIST, ATTEN-
TfUN.-Middle Western manufacturer of not y
trucks desires To locate factory East account of
better manufacturing facilities; company lns
ma tional distribution and present Is maiiu-
featuring "a product Of exceptional mcrir and for
which there IL a large demand. the company T.
:, going concern for the past two years and 'iis
name is known the world only parties in-
terested for immediate action need reply. Il. T.,
G01 Herald.
The New York herald., 1920-01-11

Partner dive wirel wanted In we'll known pul
fishing hcusc spec ialiling in scientific books ly
authors - worldwide reputation; additional can
tnl required for enlarging business. y. J ..a
Herald
The Washington times., 1920-09-17
INDIANS FIGHTING
FOR PENNANT

CLEVELAND. Sept. 1T.-ThAt the
Indians are still battling for the PEN
nant was shown by their steady game
against the pesky Griffmen in the
opening game OF the series here yes
terday. The Tribe fought tooth and
nail to down the Fasteners, finally
succeeding when Jezebel Tecu.nseh
Zachary unloosed a wild heave In the
eighth. That let Joe sewell score the
lone run OF the rather dull afternoon.
II also put the Indians back in first
place, as the Yankees were losing to
the White Sox.
with two gone in the eighth, Sew
ell, the rookie inhelder from New
Orleans, reached nrst by forcing the
guy ahead OF him. He raced over TO
tfnrd on Steve ONeills double TO
right. lie might have scored but for
some phoney business by Ellerbe, the
Washington third baseman. The lat
ter made an attempt TO catch an i'm
aginary throw and Sewell slid into
the bag. That prevented his scoring
right then and the fans roared In
their wrath.
However, everybody was happy a
second or two later. for with Mails
at the plate. Zachary slammed the
ball into the dirt and Sewen was In
with the lone tally.