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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-26
ROTARY CLUB TO
NAME DIRECTORS

The committee appointed at the last
meeting Of IN" Rotary club tn make
recommendations for directors Of the
organization tor the ensuing year
have reported as choosing the follow
ing slate: Harry +. Kelly Charles
=. Anderson, Ray Carter, Fred $
Knowles aud James J. Doughcrty
The election will take place on Tues
day evening of this week at the OF
taWa High school
The session is to be the last meet
ing OF the fiscal year and will begin
promptly al o'clock w T.. How
ard will have charge of the program
for the evening, He will discuss the
geological formation of the county
and several of the sand and clay men
of the vicinity will speak along the
same line. The new constitution re
Gently drafted by the committee in
charge Of Attorney Lester H. SttaWn
will be adopted.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-26
SUPREME COURT RULES
HARD COAL TRUST MUST
FORTHWITH DISSOLVE

Washington, April 26 Federal
antitrust dissolutiO suits against the
Lehigh Valley and Reading railroads
and affiliated coal companies, in the
So-callcd anthracite coal rust cases,
We're decided today by the Supreme
Court in favor Of the government.
In deciding in the Supreme Court
today the governments antitrust suit
against the Lchigh VALLEY railroad
and subsidiaries, the opinion was rem,
dered by Justice CLARK
At he same time the court also de-
cidod the so-callcd "anthracitr coal
trust case brought against the Read,
ing company aud subsidiaries ,charg,
ed with restraining .radc in violation
OF the sherman Ia in the Schuyl
kill, Pa, coal fields
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-26

of ia" unions to have the bricilayor
on the job diacharGc3, I, hat simply 'n.
sis ed that no one hut cement fin
ishcl' do any Of tn" actual work
"lt the Bricklaycrs' Union and the
employer ON the job are satisfied to
hay" bricEllayer supervise the work
no III CmbcrS of any of the other unions
have any objection, but the Ccmcnt
Fmi hers niOn insists that no mem"
bor of any other union infringe on
their work and the Building Trades
their jurisdiction has the iUlI protcc
ton Of the council.
"Thc statement in the Republican,
Times that the Laborcrs Union was
nvol we'd is a mistake. The only way
that any other union is In any way in
yolV cd is that Of their afi}ia'ion with
the Building Trades Council II Is
not q matter Of any inercst to any OF
the trades affiliated with the ottawa
Buil ding Trades Council how the cIn-
ploy crs and the BrickIaycrs' Union
settle their business In regard to the
emI loyment of a bricklaycr to super
wise the finishing of concrete for
mason work, as the brjchIayers are
not affiliated with the council, nut the
council will inSnst ON lull trade an
tOncmy for all OF its affiliated unions.
The work on the t)cEG job was
settled by the contractor employing a
union cement linisher to do tn" actual
work and the Bricklayors' Union hav'
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-26
DENIES LABORERS HAD
AMY PART IN STRIKE

In a statement denying any part
was taken by the labor union during
the abbreviated strike on the Clegg
building now in course Of cOnStruc-
ton on Columbus street, r., &. Thomp-
son, president OF the Ottawa BuildinG
Trades Council says that the strike
was confined entirely TO differences
existing between the masons and con,
crete workers.
The strike, in which Gus Smith, th"
contractor, had no part. except only
rs eftccting the progress of his WORK.
was called Friday morning and was
settled Friday night, when a COmpro-
mise was effected between the unions.
1t was decided to end the controversy
as to which organization had jurisdiC-
tiOn over the j0h by putting both a
brickmason and a cement finisher
over the job, which was consented to
by Mr.. Smith
The statement of the trades cOun-
ell president follows.
There seems to be some misun-
dorstandinE in regard to the contro-
yersy between the Cement Finishers'
Union 0nd the Bricklaycrs' lion on
the new building being erected by J
w. Clogg.
The facts in the case are as fol
lows: The bricklayers have in the
East always claimed the right to have
member OF their union supervise the
putting in of all concree walls whore
any mason work was to be laid. No
one has ever disputed their right ~
do so. but in the past year the G."
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-26
STREATOR HAS A VARIED
PROGRAM OF SUNDAY
CASUALTIES
-
GAS TO AID DEATH
lANDLADY RETURNS HOME m
TIME TO INTERRUPT SUICIDES
PROGRAM. ONLY TO LEAVE
AGAIN AND GIVE HIM FINAL
CHANCE TO KILL SELF.

Streator. H., April 26 ,Spec all
Booze and dcSpondcncy ConniVed over
Sunday to supply Strcator with two
tragic deaths. One casualty is attrib-
uted to an overdoze Of essence OF win
ter green taken as a whisky subSti-
tute. The other was an out-and-out
case of suicide
His landlady's abrupt appearance
home after he had turned off the gas
and cut his neck, thereby interfering
with his plans for asphyxiation, or the
slow process Of bleeding to death,
did not deter Carl Johnson, IS, a car
builder. from carrying on" once he
had fully made up his mind to de-
stroy himself After the boarding
house keeper. Mrs. Nellie Shinkey,
caught him in the act and had turned
off the gas before summoning aid,
Johnson, during Mrs, Shinkey's brief
absence to the home OF neighbor,
where she made an appeal for help,
walked to his bedroom. obtained his
razor and slashed his throat from car
to ear, When Mrs, Shinkoy and help
arrived they found Johnson lying on
the floor with his head almost severed
from his body. He was dead.
Johnson, according to facts cleaned
by the coroner had been suffering
from mclancholia supcrinduccd by III
health, Six weeks ago he was forced
to give up his employment at the
Streator Car Works, and since that
time had made threats he would XIII
himself some day.
Since coming here from Chicago
Heights he roomed and boarded with
Mrs i:hinkey at l0l6 FrSt street.
Seeks Winter Green Jag,
Calling at the police sta ion Satur-
day night and asking Chief fIopknr
TO have him taken to the hospital for
treatment. as he was a terribly sick
man" Lawrence Eaillips, 10, later ad-
mitted he had taken the contents OF a
Two ounce bottle of winter green to
produce state Of intOXicatiOn.
Phillips. whose muddled mind was
wandering when he arrived at the po-
lice station. first said he had taken
paris green, but under examination by
the chief switched his story and blam-
ed his Illness upon winter green
Phillips was rushed to St Mary
hospital, where doctors worked over
him during the night and Sunday, but
last night the victim passed away
The dead man was a native of Ie
mont, Mass, where. it is said he ha.
two daughters living For Soyera,
weeks he was employed as waiter
at Berrys restaurant
Friends who knew his habits said
Phillips was Jamaica ginger drinker,
disposing of large quaint les of that
liquid since July |,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-26

dliOW tic AQTlaClC qucS~
t,o, 10 ,o,,,.,. A.
~''i''''i i,5o.io
tIOn between the Italian
an" 'u9o-0''V governments was
learned today
Reports that the Adriatic question
;nc,,di,o Emo dienn..tion ~ Finn,
"ou'" "t aei'''o PF '"e 9ai' hemo
council III accordance with President
Wilson'S nrogram anncarod from San
Reno advicos Iaet niqht to he at least
nramaturo # vas etatod that the
settlement n,onnsod NV Premier Mi
fl ,Itho fo1Iourina onnor,II, tho Ii,os.
of prneidonf W1;Igon,s nnto of Noe
o yari,d frnn, II ~. i,clndi,,r con
sti,ntinn fa, .ho l,,ffo,. .t.,to of rune
- ,rhicb hath ,ha rranc, ana pritisl,
,,,,o,,,iar.. ,a ahiaot"d caratdo,.;na ,hat !,
ti,,,i,aA tas tar,,ni,. u,a oharaotar ~ - rs
,,,''', a, W., ','' 9''' wv ''''' ''S.'N'
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-26
FORMER STREATOR
DOCTOR CUTS WIFE'S
THROAT; KILLS SELF

Louisville, Ky, April 2G.-During a
discussion about the high cost of liv-
ing Or. Charles T. Neary, dentist, 81.
seized pairing knife at his home here
today, cut the throat of his wife Mary
10; inflicted superficial wounds on hi.
sister-in-law, Mrs. NJ. II. Fenton, Car
linville, III, and cut his own throat
Neary died within Il few minutes
Mrs. Ncary, physicians say. cannot
survive.
Police reports were that Neary noN
into a rage when his wife pleaded for
an increased household allowance.
Dr. Neary was divorced from his
first wife. Eighteen years ago h
married Mary Neary at Streator Ill.,
where bot:i were reared and were
well known,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-26
DISCOVERS ROOF
AF|RE FROM SPARKS

Yesterday morning about 1925
o'clock the residence of Miss Maymic
Mitchell. 1929 Post street, was the
scene of small fire The blaze is
said to have started from sparks
from the chimney. Miss Mitchell her
self discovered the fire when she was
In the back yard. She Immediately
sent In an alarm to the department
Two small holes were burned in the
roof OF the building. and the damage
will not exceed SIS.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-26
HOLD FUNERAL OF
LATE J. E. CAREW

The funeral of James f.. CareW was
held yesterday afternoon at 2:30 from
st. COLUMBIA church. Burial was made
in st, Columbia cemetery. Rev. John
p Quinn conducted the services, a
solemn requiem high mass was cole
brated at st. Columbia church this
morning.
The pallbearers were w D. Duncan
William COlwell, James Graham, join.
Sinnott, Lawrence SCanan. John
Dougherty, John Garland and ". D.
Simon.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-26
DIVORCE COMPL PLA|NANT SAYS
HUBBY FIRED REVOLVER At HER


aNo uNeo oi'5coile idnbudG" "I'eh
ffea x INK I" her
IN" a7h3 lbc cU9toTy oi tHtlf son
VIII 'f'd aGca l. ~ a previous mar
ll'Ge SAe mas ahotheF son u years
oI aIS'
MIS-. jennie Co!'eJ OIL Meh'"'"
STAR ca a sun Ior diNof'o AGAINST ''i
h0Soj ho owen corey, a car inspector
on ;he Burlington Fd'Iroaa' tou">.
M's. conc! accuses i'ef husband "'
cInti'y' aIioFinR thdt ne 0lfhck H'I'
tarc"t'I'oH - k'l' htf anu uSr' we
'ao@ ,'S' VI ,'"NlnI 20 'l'r' Nor ""'>'
'0 'll' custody ot 'helr louf 'n''0I'Ht
"iIr' aged =, 'oN' aSe'l ~ Fo'''-'
aReh - ana f'''yh' dSeH T.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-26
Killed at Grade Crossing,
0By the Associated pre.s)

Dixon, NJ. April 2G VI. l. Round,
Nauquoke'a Iowa automobile dealer,
was instantly killed Sunday when q
car which he was driving from De
troit to his home was struck by a
Northwestern passenger train at q
grade crossing east Of Dixon.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-26
21.t7.

A marriage license was issued this
morning to DENIES Heamocillo. aged
21. and Sarah Gordan. aged II, both
of this city. Neither name appears
in the city directory.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-26
ADRIATiC DISPUTE
STILL UMDISP0SED
OF, LATEST REPORT
(By the Associated Pre.s)

San Reno April 26.-Ihe council of pre-
miers at the request of Premier Ntti of Italy and
Foreign Minister Irimbich Of [ugo-Slavia. will
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-26
TWO MAJOR PARTIES
HOLD CONVENTIONS:
NAME Co. CHA|RMEN
r. N. CRAWFORD, REPRESENTING
LOWDGN FORCES, WINS G. o. r.
LEADERSHIP OVER JOHN MAS.
SiEON, OF THE OLD SMITH FAC
TION--E. S. .MORAHN, CHAIR.
MAN OF DEMOCRATS

Democratic and Republican county
afternoon, the meetings taking place
Simultaneously at the court house
The G. q. +. brethren met in the Cir
cult Court room with Charles S Cul-
len as temporary chairman.
An interesting scrap was started for
control OF the county organization,
when the Lo~den and Smith forces,
representing the two wings OF the
party, ClaSneG for supremacy with the
former winning by close majority
and electing Robert n Crawford Of
Mendoza, chairman over j. MassIoOn,
mayor Of Peru The final vote was
1>o to 1lG.
In friendly 80 between George O,
Grover and County Clerk Thomas Fer
guSon for the secretary ryahlp, Grover
won. Clerk Ferguson Withdrew his
name and broyer vas made the un-
anim0us choice of the cnnyentlun
Five delegates were named to the
state convention at Springfield. May
10. They are. H. G. Cook, Ottawa,
John Fornof, Sueator, Ray Richard
son. McnGotd, John j, Massieon, Pc
ru Rudolph Wittc, Mendoza,
When the smoke Of battle cleared
UP after the chairmanahip fight was
disposed OF with the Crawford forces
in control hatchots were buried and
nntiring efforts being decided on to
carry the November election. " II
Hinchangh. a leader tor Mr. Mas8icon
and Mr.. Crawford both delivered
IL, lll,.n..
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-26
WEATHER..

Rain tonight and Tues
day; colder; probably
frost. Tuesday unsettled
and colder.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-26

allow the Adriatic ques-
ton to remain in negotia-
ton between the Italian
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-26

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1880
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-26

OTTAWA FREE TRADER
Established 1e40
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SALES MANAGER.

A Catholic publishing house
requires sales managers for
a publication OF genuine merit;
only those nntn who arr, actual
producers wanted: applicants
must be able to Eecure agents
Quickly. choice territory now
open; liberal remuneration; Ap-
ply at once. W, C. J, Magee,
% East 4ist ST., New York.
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Statesmen.

Large corporation OF national char
actor, enlArginG In New York and
additional SAleEnen; prefer men ~
TO *. neat appearance and Rccus-
toned to earning &TS To Sim weekly:
permanent. with prompt promotion 10
executive positIonS, the Asstired ~
HuItS d earnest effort; previous rcll-
ing experience desirable. hitt not ah-
Euite SOLE, 1870 broadway, Sew Ybrl;
City, or Mr., wlhte, room 6S. 1l8
Market st., Newark. N. J.
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BOYS--Good hours. good surround
inss, pleasant duties; 9GS a
month to begin. 40 Buick Bldg,
55th st. and broadway.
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sALEsMEN
AN orEN LETTER
TO TRE sAlEsGEN
or GREATER NEW yoRK
present btninesb connection1
IL II yielding you the Income your
effort aud ability enlitls you toy
And how about tho rusurep N thers
a siOlO00 70 900 n ytar MANI
n you eahnot snswe+ YES to these
three gecssicNs; U you teel thai YOU
position. thsA this Rdvertieetnsnt carries
a tnesENge 10 you VI matter what your
sales experience has been.
W. Are q MANUFACTURING COR.
product, protected by a patent .protcss
which is considered a. Important TO tho
AUToMOT1vE Industry from an economic
standpo,nt a. the PesSemer process u 10
We have room IN our orEan,xatlon for
q numbet ~ hve-wire sAlesmen who are
looking Tor job which they can mako
theif Nfe's work-where they can vit-
tuAlly get into business for themselves.
II you are such a man we will give
you the opportunity OK making moro
money during the next slx months than
YOU ever made before, aad after that
u yout work has been setrfactorl you
may step into PERMANENT foSI-
TON In our merchandising department
as district eaies manager On basis
financial ihdtpeRdence during the re-
mainder Of your active business lie.
Right now we are Increasing our
manufacturing facilities and are look
thg iOt young men who are ambitious
10 make future for Themselves, and
who Rre Willing TO help US IN securing
additional capital which we require Tor
business and plant expansion, by calling
with CARDS cf insrcaurSion, ana iSylt,
Ing subscriptions to our offering Of s%
Cumulative Preferrcd Stock. with a Com
mon Stock bonus.
Many young men IN our organization
who have never sold share ~ stock In
their lk~a before are now earning on n
commission basis from 500 10 $3.50
week and more, 10 10 not hesitate be-
cause OF lack ot experience in this par
ticuiar line OF WORK; We Will help ynu
TO make a sueceHS of l-rlght from
the atart-Rnd your success will not
only mean money In your pocket, hut
will prepare you for a PERMANENT
FUTURE.
You would like to know more about
this opportunity. wopldnt you? Then
come TO the llth floor Ni the buckley
Newhan building t4lst street and 9th
Arenuel, New Totk, any DAY thia week
Of the finest sales organizations IN New
York city
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NAIBfNMEN.
For men Of Intelligence. ambition and en-.
erEy I have the most profitable ana int o.
SEtlSE propoS'tIepS.o Soo Three Syer"gS O S%lss per
Rnid establishes continuous income u
k10b0o " you call on no one hut them: no
samples, no books OF Insurance. Men who
The man who thinks Bft ls BIG ana acts
RIO 10 the Sniy one worthy of this 0ppor-
tunity, BEE Mr.. Hanlln all day TO r. N.
nt Journal Square Bldg., room 30I. Jersey
City. Right ~ Summit Av, tnbe station.
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STANLEY
STEAMER SUBURBAN sEDAS, GEEA EI;5A
NdS'HyIff / coS MILES; coMPELLED 10 Sell
IstJGNrs OWNER, GHAMERCY 159. o.
HOME PHONE. JAMAICA 1000. Z,
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
A SAVING OF 1900
10 the
pROkpENTuvts t,nTff,fS uTTyER

10 the
PROSPECTIVE TRUCK RUYER
TWENTY TRUCKS; "
ONE AND oNE-HALF TON GRkMM BERN
STEIN SPECIAL, equipped with two thh
WRukeSha S&x5H motor, and Sheldon worn,
drive, two ton rear axle. Fiske pneumAtlR
NIL round: these trucks arc brand new arih
are stili IN the original crates. packed fOt
export RhipFnent they have Zenith carbure-
Wide and w H. deep, with bows tho length
OF The body and a canyAs tArpAulin 10 cover:
hns Prestolites cost Of these trucks to-dHy
would be o. 900 10 S3,b0O: can be bought Tor
$1,000 each, CASH this ia rare barsKiilf
act quick, they wont last long: will NH
all or In single lotH. Apply A. Il. swESt'
SON, $40 BROAD st., Newark, n. j., roofF
80l. Telephone Market 1901,
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nSyTAycTION.

ACru H;SVauoryON, M 80
WE TEAcn RETAINING AND DRIVING, ~
S!ohr TIMki LloBSsE lUARASTEEns
scn0oIs go IssinstoS aS. MaisS NJ. a lsS tcis
LEARN NO R6 A dfiAUFFFtiIk. --PfeaseM
ana prnshable work. day and svSnlad,
classes. Send for free beckett and visitoTSs
gssA wsst side 7, N, D. A. sol VIII
WAKE Monty AT R6NE.--3oS csS = SssSl M
from VI 10 " an hour In YOUR spere nina
Writing show cards; quickly and easily
learned; no eanvnsstng; We teach you hdIs
70 sell your work Write to-day for eQi
sChooL. a3{ Ryrie Bldg, TSlOrtc. ceRsirs
MEN wanted to opsraSs MOVING nIevpR
mAohlNUe On theatre, W0 O0ach YOU, Az
or OyNhlnB: small fes. Call AuhoriceA SVS
sirs Building, 90 ssA A. Phone llEant isII
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DRAUGHTsMAN,

graduate OF 1910 in engineering.
WHO DOES NOT WANT TO RE
A pRAUGHTSMAN, BUT WILL
WORK IN THAT CAPACITY FOR
SIX MONTHS AND THEN BEl
GRADUALLY WORKED INTO
DEVELOPMENr AND RESEARCH
ENGINEERING, IN A FIELD
WITH UNLIMITED FUTURE
PROSPECTS,.
THIS rs A HIGH GRADE oP-
ponTrNTTY AND ONLY A
FRIGHT. ENERGETIC AND AM
BITIoUS MAN CAN HAVE At.
Salary will start kSo per week. with
increase In few months and
thereafter, at definite periods,
amount OF Increase depending en-
tITely upon ability displayed,
In reply mention ace, education.
religion and experience, u any. to
nranghtsman, box 23S. Newark,
N. ].
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.


DH restIo Situation wanted. =,
AT LAzAftE's, !
COOK AND BuTyIER,
COOK AND CffAUfwEUR,
COOK AND HuUbEMAN,
COOK AND GARDENER,
BtJTLERs,
FIRST MAN,
SECOND MAN,
WALLETS,
H0UsEMAN.
II you are stIii out Of position, Z
II you Afe still looking FOR position,
Come to us.
We give you the best place.,
We give you our best services
and oharsc YOU but ~.
LAZARE's AGENCY,
100 East T2d st.
sy--s.-ss
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INSTRUCTION.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCrEa


EMpLOYMEHT AGENCrER
>~~>~>~~~->~ ~>~~-~~>~-~-~>--'~~~~~
commSrclhl MeIU WanRSd.
HAMILTON
EMPLOYMENT,
SERVICE,
CHURCH 1T,
one block west OF Broadway one
block below Cortiandt n.
SECRETARY, publishlng, eS5.
SECRETARH, publishing, $50.
SECRETARY. bank. $50,
SECRETARY, chemical, so.
SECRETARY, west side, k2S
SECRETARY. brooklyn. 30.
SECRETARY, Newark, S25,
SECRETARY credit manager 120
SECRETARY, Bronx, R2l
srENoGRAPHEItS, advertising, machinery,
accountants. asa
Other lines. S2S-SI5.
NO REGISTRATION CHARGE.
ASK FOR MISS FRANCIS.
MISS MILLRoY, MANAGER.
Charlick's Agency. 2 West 45th st.--Ex-
ccptional office openings; Individual aetention
given
SECURITY Employment EEchAnge. 81 East
4ed.-S,enogrnphers, CLERKS, typists; no
Domestic Help Wanted.
AT LAzAREs.
Position free OF charge.
Great many slrls we placed.
Great many ladies we pleased.
and still
our office IA crowded
with ladies
who are looking
for good cooks,
for good chhmbermaid5.
for good Mattresses.
for good laundreGScs
for good kitchenmAids,
for good houseworkers.
for good Infants nurses.
for good children's nurses,
for good mothers helpers,
for good goveTneSses.
Yes. giris,
these ladies want 20 give you
good homes.
These ladies want TO give you
good treatment,
These ladies want to give you
good wages,
and It In but natural
that for all these good things
they want In return
little bit OF good service,
little BIT OF faithful service,
little bit Of consideration.
It's only fair. girls.
It's only right. girls.
We aim to please Vou, girls,
and do II FREQ Of charge.
We aim TO please the ladies',
and this Is but Right
I.AZARE's AGENCY,
200 East 72d Street.
Az MORROXy'C T9J ,,1Ir.SgS- a., ----.-,-o a..
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9AhFSMfN.
Large Chicago corporation, enlargtng its
New York and Long IslaHd sales force, re-
auIrcs the services OF four or five additional
pAlNSmen; prefer men - 10 70. meat APPEAR
AncN and accustomed 20 earning &fb to $3.50
wBNkiy; permanent posftions with prompt
prornolion the AssLred results Of earnest u.
fort: previous selling experience desIrabEe,
but not absolutely necessary. See Mr.. Thofnp.
son, room 1907, 80 Court at, BrOoklyn. N. y.
sALESNdIsN. .-cfeaA cut, truth Telling. DON'T
nant sAleemen. always command the re-
spect OF buyers; AA n result this type OF eli.
we have the opportunity for you to realize
your ultimate ambition; q confidential inter
view at any OF our metropolitan offices will
convince you. Gail an week. BIite lIOfa. 20
west asth st,; suite 30O, iS2 Nassau ST., New
York; putte n, 100 Montague 1T, BruOkiyTi
suite ~. In Market st., Newark.
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JAPANESE, competent butler, valet: thor
otn tonuIhy experienced; best references. II. T..
SN East STth.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-02-13
SEEK FO7 Trade IN ARCTIC
Boston Capitalists Form Organization
Something Like the Famous
Hudson's Bay Company.

Word has just come out of the North
of rival to the IudSOn's Bay COM
pany that has sprung up. 1t is an or
ganization backed by Boston interests
and its aim is to get a share of the
trade that the "Ancent and Honorable
Association of Adventures" has mo-
nopolized for over a century. Last
spring Capt. Louis Lane of Nome,
Alaska. was sent into the Arctic to es-
tabliSh a string of % trading posts for
the Boston body.
The expedition went into the North
via Calgary, Alberta with eight car
loads of goods, of an estimated value
Of $4,000. In addition to this they
sent in a river power boat for opera
ton on the Mackenzie river. The yes
sci was sent in sections and assembled
on the big river. The party worked
slowly down the river, canvassng and
exploring among the tribes and only
reached Fort Macpherson when winter
came. They will stay there until spring
opens the river and allows them to
proceed further. The company intends
locating its posts by the pioneering
party, and will then keep them sup
piled by means of ships from Nome
during the short summer.