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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-23
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.


BOOKKEEPER, part time. write UP books
daily or weekly trial balances; reasonable.
o 500 Herald. CSC Broadway.
BOOKKEEPER. assistant, extensive knowl-
edge bookkeeping. experienced. accurate.
a 11f3 Herald. Fulton st.
FRENCH and music lessons given by visiting
teacher. Nine. O. G.. F., store. ~ East
seth st.
GOVERNESS. English, speaking English,
French, Spanish, seeks engagement with
family going West or South. X. X. X. $50
Lexington av.
COVERNESS, visiting: highly recommended
college woman teaches French, English,
piano, school curriculum. General Post Of
flee, New Rochelle
sTENoGRhPHER; high school GRADUATED
five years experience: capable handling
correspondence; dependable; $27. 65 Her
aid. Herald SQUARE
STENoGRAPHER. Christian, years expe-
Renee; references. Write L., 14Os 81
Nicholas az.
STENCGRAPHER, typist. beginner ncn; nc
curate. Hansman. 202 w. ii6th. Univ $3.50.
HouselSeepers and Janitresses.
HOUSBKEEPER, visiting, wants position;
Scotch Protestant. middle age; good refer
ences; where help are kept. M. G. r., 42l
~ MAJ
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HELP WANTED--FEMALE.


TRAINED nurse: salary 5000 TO S1,1T2 and
maintenance; nurse, hospital attendant
SI20 and maintenance. For particulars ad-
dress Or. G.. krJmer superintendent. sea
View Hospital. Staten Island, n. Y. city.
WAITRESS, experienced. for small private
family. Call with references, at l02 w.
10Th. before II. after 2. Car fare.
wANTEp--Young lady for clerical position
IN brokers' offlcei good penmanship essen
tial; experience not necessary. NJ 502 Her
aid. ESQ B'way.
WOMAN willing TO take care OF child of nine
and to give help where needed wages 500
500. Call between 10 and ~, 20 w. 49th.
YOUNG woman. white, looking for good
home, with small refined family: best
surroundings; TO care for infant and small
boy; good opportunity for proper party ref
erenoes necessary. Call 259 Riverside Drive.
apt. 10 a. Phone 2245 Riverside.
YOUNG lady (Christian). with some ex-
perience, as stenographer In factory office !
kood beginner will be considered. Address,
ftating age. rofereT ceH and salary expected,
4 ~ Herald. Herald 50,
YOUNG LADY wanted; typist and clerical
work. $500 weekly; permanent position !
must be able to answer telephone intein-
gently Apply Monroe Fiegenheiner, i4ol
YOUNG WOMEN for clerical aud filing post
lions; experience unnecessary. II. q. BOX
I'D, city Hall Station, ~. Y.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE

hin a
for consecutive
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Long Island.

BEAUTIFUL room in refined private home
for one Two gentlemen, short distance In
country. Room for one car. Telephone Bay
side 1924.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

s->~-~-~--~~~~~~--~~~>-s~~~r
ACCOrINTANr-Book systematized, audited,
opened tax specialist; ARRANGEMENTS firms
without bookkcepers, corporation partner
ahiD accountancy. reasonable. Greene. 14h1
Hudson Terminal Bldg Tel. Cortlandt 1879.
ACCOUNTANT. expert; modern systems.
keenan,, telephone Rector 1868 or Rich
mond HIll 2l7n.
BoOKBINDEn and cascmaker desires posi-
ton Dicz. 90 Columbla Heights, B'klyn.
BUTLER-vALET.
Japanese, long experienced butler-valet,
competent, desires position; best years ref
erenccs from last place. Frank, care Kurabu.
% w. 8oth 81. Col. pI1O.
BUTLER, first class, Danish. a. wishes po-
city references ~ X, 2a w. 10th st.,
apt. 30 city.
BUTLER, japanese. neat. efficient. trust
worthy. excellent references employed vt
present. wishes position. X. T.. 341 LeXins-
ton av.
BTJTLER aud valet wants position taking
full charge ba 1t1elor apartment first class
references; for one or two single gentlemen
BUTLER, first class. wishes position, prl-
/ vate family or bachelors Al reference. o
1874 Herald, Harlem.
BUTLER, coiored. wishes position. O.
Jackson. care Henderson. b62 Morris sv..
Bronx.
BTJTL1R, valet, Swedish. wishes position In
city. siRnar, boz t24, i0ae "a av.
CARPENTER and cabinetmakev vents Job
work. 25A W. it3d; Audubon iooIc-
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wANTED-1n the liability claim department
OF large New York casualty insurance cora
pany, young attorney or man with legal
training competent to handle claims by cor
respondence; prospect OF advancement. Adj
dress c. b., j.. @. box go, City Hall Sta
ton, New York.
VuANTED-Mechanical engineer. with prac-
tlcnl experience In betting transmission
technical graduate preferred; knowledge OF
hydraulic and pneumatic machinery also do
sI able. Address, with references. y, +.
HouChton g. Co., 240 W. Somerset st., Piilla-
dephia, Pa.
YOUNG man. 1T-1s years, high school grad J.
uete. knowledge of bookkeeping. come Of
flee experience. wanted office usslrtnnt
In large progressive mEnuta curing corpora
ton; substantial future for right young man.
State qualifications. !. 700 Herald, ESQ
BWay.
YOUNG man wanted 10 PRINT photographs
one who thoroughly understands copying
and charging; salary S25 weekly, Give TUT
particulars, Including experience. l. 500 Her
aid. $50 Bwa%.
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WANTED - THOROUGHLY
FIRST ASS. HIGH
GRADE, EXPERIENCED
FOREMAN FOR SMALL
BOIL Err SHOP DOING
ONLY HIGH GRADE WORK,
PITTSBURG Disc TRIO T.
PERMANENT POSITION FOR
PERMANENT LIAM. AID
DRESS
THE nRAvO CONTRACT
ING COMPANY.
PITTSBURG, PA.
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Instruction.

LADIES. ATTENTION.
Hair and beauty culture taught scientift-
eallyi qualities you In short time to earn $40
70 si9Q weekly day, evening casse a.,v Ca ~
Hairdresslng and Beauty Culture. 1853 w.
4fth ~. Phone Bryant a455
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Borough Of Brooklyn.

GATES Av., IL (near Cllnton) Small inde-
pendent furnished room In apartment
house; hot and cold water: maid service {;
SIS monthly. See Superintendent. Main 1904,
LARGE front room on bathroom floor; cleo
tricity and heat; gentlemen only. Phone
Decatur 4S69-M; SO Decatur st.
LARGE room. owner; Interboro subway;
80. 4 to &.
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AUTO INSTRUCTION.
4 and weeks courses for
Owners, Ch,ufferrs, Mechanics. Statesmen.
WEST FrnE Y. 81 g. A.,
" 3Of West D7th at, New York.
Get beoldet and pass. Special ladies' Glasses.
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Borough OF Queens

EIMHURsT. L. l., 5 minutes from train or
trolleys.-A family. without children. In one
OF the handsomest homes have a large fur
nished bedroom to rent, without meals. to a
business lady with references, Address l.
7ha Herald. $50 Broadway.
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FunNITURIs WANTED.

IL CENTS PER POUND.
ALLERTON LAUNDRY, i32 ~ 18th q.
(Phone Madison Square $3.50 FLAT. table,
bed linen, &c, completely ironed, READY tcr
use; everything else beautifully washed,
starched where required, dried ready fcr
ironing; cheapest and most economical
methods trial win convince you. Phone and
our auto win cell.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West side

West Side.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, f12 (near SAITH Eight
light rooms; elevator; Immediate ERNEST
TRIBELHORN.
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ENPERT AUTO REPAIRS
our auto mechanics ara expert All auto
and electrical troubles eliminated 10 your
complete saiefac;lon, MCCARTHY STRrrTIf-
YRS IsNGINEERTNG co, sAutomobilo EnEi-
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-28
A SOFT ANSWER

While discussing the date of
bis birth az Kaufman Tuesday
night, AIR Ncft was interrupted
by this question from one of his
audience
"lIow about the poll taX re-
ccipls
Mr. Neff is reported TO have
walked To the edge of the plat
form, pointing his finger in the
direction of bis Qucsiioner cN-
claimed
ANY man who denies the
truth of This record aud this af
fidavii OF my aged mother wheth-
cr be- be Bailey or amy man on the
streets oi kaufman. tells a inalic-
ious and deliberate untrulh ~
M Neff's loyalty and filial
devotion 10 his mother Is com
ucndahlc One can bat adj
mirc his self nhncgatou when he
lshs the people an Texas To he-
hcve bis mother
Assuming, however that has
moihcf's affidavit concerning the
date uf his birth Is true, what
shall bc said Of AR Ncff3
Time almost without number,
Mr. Netf has declared and. n
fau stated mder oath that be-
born ON November 20, lN12
JUS molhor, who OF course ought
n know, swcars Mr. Neff was
born on November 26. 1871.
Nou Mr. Ncff brands as "a "mnl
'leuue aud deliberate Wimth''
NOS statement With reference ia
fh date of hiss birth that does
900" conform to his mothcr's af
fidmit
And, of COURSE, In making that
declaration. Mr. Ncff mus, nee.
csuily place himself ai the head
OF ihe list Of those who have beer
telling this malicious and de
hlmaic miruih.
SO Da us the record shows, Mr.
Nmf himself, is the only person
Who bus ever said that he Na
born on amy other dnte ihne Wv.
recorded iu the family bible.
As matter Of Tact, the enl.
question iu, avod is one of vm
aoity az between Mr.. Neif and hi
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-28
THE ROAD TO LAucHHrER

This is the road tu laughter
Hands cirnn from Tho CRIME VI Shame
$50 sin thnt mny follow after
80 .nndre of Hn houored name
Kindness and open do1luH.
And though YOU may weep awhile,
ln days when the daughters penling
You shall bee tree to snii,
This s Iho rond to sladncss
Courage in time of te-i
inuh iu NE hours cot sadness.
bvlicvins that gil is best:
With newer % WRONG behind YOU
AND nome who may doubt your worth
When the glnrions JOYS SHAH iiud Won
You may give NO yourself 20 mirth
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-28

mother SHE swears TO one fact
which relieves him of the odium
Of draft evasion. lie has sworn
frequently 70 another which, IL
true. brands him as draft cvadcr
Mr. Neff asks us 80 believe his
mother Weprefcr to do so.
But If we 10, arc we Justified
ia putting confidence in amy
statement Mr Neff has made or
may make with reference to bis.
attitude upon amy question luI
other words. can Che people oil
Texas afford TO accept HIM al
his own word upon amy PROPOSE
'iou
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-28

lie is unqgaiiiiedly ion a con
tinuancc o. this program OF pro
gressivism" Ne is perfectly will
ing. indeed insists. that the demo
eruiic party shall continue itsl
policy of surrender OF local and
states rights.
Mr. Ncff 1endoiSes without
bubble, amendment or eNccptionl
ihc administrations OF the party
which have forsakcn utterly theI
former tcachhps and practices
of democracy
Moreover MIR. Nif goes furih-
err Not content with the part, 'sl
policy Of "progreSsivSim'. he ~
sisis that II shall now embrace
a program Of partial socialism
lie asks thar The Democratic pnr
~ limit ownership, proposal
that is completely t,eeign TO-
democratic principles.
Mr. Noff's whole program is
one OF law he proposes as the
cue remedy for every indesir
able condition law. law and yet
more law His whole policy is
opposed So individual rthis.
individual initiative aud mdhid.
ual effort he would try tot ciN
The status and the deihy 0f
every individual Ny law.
The voter should have Al'tle
difficulty in making his or her
choice Tho issue is plain sand
mmistakable II involves the
future OF the party and possibly
the future of democracy
Vi Bailey is nominated, il viii
mean, IN Texas AT least and prob
ably in the nation, that the demo-
cratic party will return TO the
faith Of The fathers, 10 that idea
OF government which regards the
rights of the individual as ilo
underlying principle of free
government, 20 that idea OF GOV
ernmcri which considers people
best governed who are least nov
erued TO that idea Of government
which is prcdicatcd upon the con-
4 viction that every citizen should
have the free and mirammelcd
right io work ont his or her des-
tiny with the least possible I'M
reference from amy source, Ia
trreH or authority
Bailey is, therefore, opposed 90
the graduated land taX.
Bailey is. therefore, opposed 10
undue influence IN the affairs OF
government by amy class or in
forest whether that influence is
attempted by organized labor by
corporations. by churches or pc
liiicnl demagopues
This is the issue Shall the
democratic party continue TO be
The exponent of democratic prin
ciplcs or shall II henceforlh he
the teacher and apostle Of o.
new faith which followed TO lis
inevitable conclusion viii make
il the advocate and champion Of
the insidious doctrines of social
ism
II Won vote for Bailey You vote
90 preserve the timc-honored
principles of democracy
II you vote for Ncff, You place
your stamp of approval upon u
type of "progressiviSm which
will lead Inevitably to socialism
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-28

For laughter ara 10Y Gro treasures
Nniun thpse Who nro false must Boo.
Shnmo off"s8 nten tawdry pleasure
but better the hnris which hruiHH.
And better tho lulrros hurnine
Which piss iu "a littlc while
II down whore Tho road is turning
They l,lve iis The rirht 20 smile.
For tlis M inc rona 10 l1uehtcr-
Honor and truth. my boy
rus newer. 10 shame comes after,
Can man know uu hour ol jos.
Sorluw shall act you Weeping.
And hurdons shan lref awhile.
lut ln tho name Yuu'r. Keeping
Lies ever your right To HnAn.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-28
THIS IS THE ISSUE


OH ef The maze of immateriGh
~. of charge aud counter charge
III questions that "haye nothing
10 do with the ease, there is but
one and only one issue TO be de-
tcrmined so today's primary
That issue is the future course
OF the democratic party
lu the light OF the issue, il
should be- easy for every demo-
crat TO make his or her choice.
Former senator Bailey has
made his campaign upon de-
clared purpose to bring the party
back To- y faithful adherence to.
the iilne-honored principles ior
which the democratic party Inns
always stood
Mr.. Ncff has advocated q CON
iinuance and. indeed. ana enlarge
ment of program OF "progrcssiv-
ism WHICH the party has been
following for several years
The prime mission of the demo
cratic party since tho birth of
the republic has been Go protect
and preserve the principl, az lo
cal self-goycrnmeni as the ear.
dinal preccp 81 democracy
The party has always, until re-
cent years. stood immoyabln
against every encroachmmi by
the federal government upon Tire
rights Of the States 10 govern
themselves in respect 10 all ques-
,ions Of purely local on siatel
concern
The republican party has oppos.
ed this idea aud has ever CON
sistently fought for the enlarge
men; Of the powers of the federal
government
Between thcse two ideas, there
* wide gulf The advocacy
of the one IS democracy The
support of the other is repuhH /
ranism
Former Senator Bailey has
been severely criticised oy his OPP
ponenis because oi his ,mreleui !
inc opposition. while memberi
0f the Congress, to measures the
enactment OF which constituted /
plain invasion Of the rights OIL
the States as guaranteed 90 thcml
under the constitution Bocausc .
he opposed national prohibition /
he has been branded as "a minion
eft She liquor interests Because
Doe opposed national women 5 sul
ferage ho has been called q rene
fionary and non-proeressive-
But his opposition TO these
measures and many other involv
ing ihc same principle has not
been dac to his antaRonism to
thc ends 0ueht but because. a.
ihc champion Of tie teaching,
of democracy hc has b@n unal
tcrahly against tho interference
OF tip federal government ml
questions the determination oil
which uas specifically delegated
"a tho staics ihemse|Ne hs ihcI
constitution of Oh, lHiicd state,
Democracy mrms locai self
government o. neW- govern
neui bs lhc people
a aWeamcaf which deprive,
le people " lhe righ to govern.
themselves 80 a.l matters oi pure
iy local interest IS MOI % d,moc
"eN
For seFDai team. tle demo
cratic pr's. nHler Ilr iupH.s
Oh so..a'''a pfosfcsa I''o ''
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-28
sWEDEs ARE FIRST
IN PeNTATHLON FINALS

l'N ilff Associated lftHF
ANTWERP. Aug "a sweden ctp-
tufcd the FIRST three piapes m tho
modern pcntathlon finale todny Lieut.
Colonel Robert Scars ana Captain
nuroia M lW,nor the American con
tnuants nniHhud siNth and eigiuh re-
spectiNglf
Tho five events COMPOSING th"
poutathlon arc tho following rapid
rre nt Drsct with rcV"l,vr or pistol
at g5 meters RANGE 3Ue mctrs ifr'
sfvlo. swimming. fvnciug CROSS ouuu
uN Hding tdiHtuucc a.uno mctpfsl and
cross country luuuiuh tdisihnr" 5000
mctors)
HRl ssEIS Aug 81 The Amci
ran olympic ulrsmpn gu ini'd ohsil
n am the preliminary events so which
thcy wer, catered in thc initiui dnN
uf The uiympir rcrntta todnt mo
time uudc Wae the fuatNsi nf tht dnN
ANTWERP Aug 2f The airh-
aa catch wrcauiur chHfuninns'lili
uf tho Olympic gaines WAs won hN ihr
American team with total 80
pointa Finland Wn~ second with
points. Sweden third Switzerland
tuuih Hud England uith
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-28

Copyright 1920, Edgar a. Guestp
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
WHY GO A ROUND
ABOUT WAY9

If you have something to
buy or sell a
TIMES WANT AID
is the line to follow. 1t is the
short cut that leads straight to
results.
Read the Want Ads first. If
what you want isn't offered
there just call The Times
Main 3500-and order an ad,
stating what you want. Your
message will be carried to
thousands of interested read
ers the very day it appears.
A straight line to the home.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
IN MEMoRIAM.

IN MEMoRIAM-In loving rememhrance
of Sergt. George Engelking, who. was
killed in France Oct. 9, 1918.
Oh, how hard 1t was to give him up
And have him placed beneath the sod.
But we must drink the bitter cup
And submit TO the will Of God
Keep him Jesus, in Thy keeping
Till we reach that shining shore,
Then, oh Jesus, let US have him
To love and cherish as before.
FATHER. MOTHER, SISTERS. BROTH
Frs AND AUNT LIZZIE.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09

SALESMAN WANTED - Hustlers with
team or auto for exclusive territory !;
350-S6e a week easily made selling HeDer-
ling's medicines. extracts. toilet articles.
spices and livestock specialties direct to
consumers on farms Wonderful demand.
steady repeats big profits and you are
your own bose. No investment IN goods.
Experience unnecessary. Splendid terri
tory now open. Write today.
THE HEBERLING Co. BLOOMINGTON.
TVY.ENOTC
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
AuroMoRlLEs FoR SALE.

We selected the most at
tractive used cars in our
stock. We have revised the
prices below present market
values. We, therefore, Of
fer you the opportunity now
to select from the best stock
of good used cars in Indian
apolis, such values as have
not before been obtainable.
Every One of these cars is
in excellent running condi-
ton. Such as required it
have been reprinted and re-
finished
Demonstration prior to de-
livery and money refunded
if not satisfactory.
hiSS6i, l51U
Sport model: practically new.
Packard, 1916
Seven passenger touring car: just
reprinted.
National. 1919
Seven passenger touring car; just
reprinted.
Chandler. 1917
Chummy roadster.
National, 1915
Model; seven-passenger touring
car.
Cadillac, 1918
Roadster with winter top.
Cole Sedan. 1920
Aero 8. in exceptionally fine coudi.
tion throughout: good tires. This
car offers an exceptional opportu-
nifty for some one wanting a car
% this kind
Packard. 1916
Sedan. equipped with westing-
hcuse shock absl hers.
Marmon, 1915
Model A. 7-passenger touring car.
Cadillac, 1917
Model: 7passenger sedan.
Mitchell. 1916
Five-passenger touring car.
Apperson. 1920
Model. 7-passenger touring: run
less than 1000 miles; a bargain.
Haynes, 1916
cioverleGf roadster.
Paige, 1917
Five-passenger touring car.
Maxwell 1920
Five-passenger touring car.
Grant, 1916
Model touring car.
Owen Magnetic, 1915
Five-passenger closed car.
Pathfinder, 1916
Touring car.
National, 1916
seven-passenger touring car.
Cadillac. 1916
Roadster.
Kissel, 1916
Sedan.
Hudson, 1917
Sedan.
Stutz. 1920
Touring car.
National, 1919
Sedan.
LOCAL BRANCH
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
PET STOCK AND POULTRY.
MACHINERY AND TooLA
WONDER MIXERS
LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICE
Notice is hereby given. pursuant to the
statute. that the undersigned, CONDUCTING
public storage house. win on Tuesday
Oct. &c, 1920, at 8 a. m, sell for accrued
charges the household and other goods In
storage for one year with charges unpaid
belonging to the following named people;
Security Mortgage Loan Co., NJ. P.
Suher, J. T. Plaskett. Lester E. Lilies. Mrs.
Bryan, Mrs. Hunt, Mr.. Moeller, r. c. Girls
we'll. Stella Folks, PartlowJenkins Motor
Car Co.
PARTLOw-JENKINS MOTOR CAR CO..
1929 East Market street.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
FARMs-WANTE0.

FARM WANTED-Wanted TO hear from
owner Of farm good land for sale.
Must be priced right L. JONES. Box
551. Olney. III.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
MALE HELP-wANrEp.

Men, boys and colored
girls, not under is years
of age. S. Keystone avenue
and Belt r. r. Take Pros
pect car to end of line.
PARAMOUNT G. L A S S
WORKS.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
REAL gsTArE-FoR SALE.

N. TACOMA AVE.
Near New York, 7-room cot
tage, semi-modern. Price $500.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-18
POSTAL EMPLOYEES
AT MENDOZA MEETING

A meeting of the Association {
Classified Postal Employees for tn,
twelfth Illinois congressional distric
was held At Mendoza yesterday.
number of employees from the q
taWa puatofiee motored over, repr,
scntng the rural and city carriers an,
clerks. The attendance from o'he
postotllccs was equally good, and, alt
g"ther, the convention was prom
able one. The bylaws received som
attention and were amended 80 tina
not more than one officer Of the ass,
citation can hereafter be selected iron
any one Office.
In the cleo ion of officers William \
Stoner, a rural carrier of this office
was C.nctcd pro sidaut of tle ensuing
year. The selection Of time and plac.
for the next annual convention wa
LEFT to the JUDGMENT Of the cNecutiv
committee.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-18
SALES FORCE Of 125.
TO SELL OTTAWA TO
GETAWAYS CITIZENS"
CHAMBER or COMMERCE ADOPTS
UNIQUE METHOD FOR DEVEL-
OPING INTEREST IN CIVIC
BOOSTING ORGANIZATION.

a sales organization of 100 men
and women is being perfected by
Sales Manager W. J. MACPHERSON and
Miss Lolah Lincoln. chairman Of the
womau's committee of the Chamber
OF Commerce. Notices were mailed
today 10 the members Of the sale y,11
TO be present at the meeting al the
Elks club Thursday evening, oct. p.
at ). 10 adopt a uniform method of
selling Ottawa" to Ottawa citizens"
The clergy have been asked TO as
sist the movement to expand the use
fitness Of the ottawa Chamber Of
Commerce in a letter addressed to
them by a special committee headed
by a. j, O'Conor The text Of the
letter is: Many Of the chambers
plans will in measure reinforce and
supplement the work in which the
churches of our community are on
gagged"
"Wo should be genuinely gratiiicd
if YOU can enter this communicable
movement by Joining with the other
ministers Of this city in delivering
sermons on Sunday, Oct "a, which
will Impress your congregation with
the need for more intense civic
conscience and willingness TO extend
personal service to the community"
Up to the time OF going To press
rs acccptanccs Of the invitations TO
attend the chambers harvest din