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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
SITUATIONS WANTEp-MALE.

CIIAUFFEuR-Af MECHANIC. IS. single. Ger
man-AmeriCan. Wishes steady private po-
sition; country preferred years exp a.
ence. expert driver; own repairs; trust
worthy, sober. handy: best references. + 100.
Herald. Herald So
CHAUFFEUR. skilled mechanic. 10 years
written references, driving high class city
families; American, 3S neat, willing. steady
worker: Pierce, Simplex, Locomobile any
car; reasonable salary. d 243 Herald. Her
aid so
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

CHAUFFEUR. single; private family; best
references and diploma. Address Real Es-
tate office. los E. both ST.. city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

REAL ESTATE COLLECTION MANAGER.
Young man SO years. 10 years experience
management OF property. capable ard effi-
cient In all the branches of general real es-
tate: excellent references. Write Boa lOS.
fn1S Qd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

CHAUFFEUR (Japanese). thoroughly expe-
ricnced, arefui and competent driver eX-
client mechanic polite, trust~ orthy, wishes
position, private family, In city Inu, 1916
West Goth 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

ADVERTISING expert writes business bring
ing letters. $5 each; advertising for papers
without charge provided he places copy: COL
lection letters on go contingent fee: only
aigh class rated concerns considered. Free
lance Herald $50 B'svay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

RENTING agent wishes position real estate
| office or apartment house, can furnish
highest references where he has made good.
| II 25S Herald, Herald square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

CHAUFFEUR (ight colored American), me
chanic, particularly careful driver, ~
years city experience; wife housework II
necessary: best references anywhere. D 249
Herald. Herald So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

CHAUFFEUR 80. single, expert mechanic on
any make Of motor always has cars In
refersnces On high priced cars 2o9 w. 10sth
arp Mnvac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

AMERICAN, Christian. capable executive.
thorough and systematic, thoroughly versed
IN all matters relating 20 the conduct OF
general commercial enterprises, broad ex-
perience covers selling, management, mechan-
zeal. electrical and automotive engineering
advertising. collections. credits; a real OPP
portunity to secure services of unusualy
high class man at nominal salary to start.
No stocks insurance. A 9sS Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

COuPLE-Chauffeur, mechanict " years
experience, careful driver; wife 1900 COOK
or chamber1naid: no children; with refea- .
ences; willing TO 60 South. Ritter, los 90
av., second floor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

SALESMAN going to travel by auto 800 miles
upstate, What have you TO representa- Pre-
fer advertised line: furnish Al references %
bond II necessary. III Herald. $50 Bway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

COOK or general housework; competent
Japanese wants position; best reference.
kawa, 72i Lexington av.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

cOuPLE.-Chauffeur mechanic; IL years
experience: careful driver; wife good cook
ences; willing to go South. Ritter. 1858 9TH
av. second floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

ADVERTISING MAN--Fifteen years. depart
mcnt store experience: capable executive.
versatile writer. live wire VIII conridcr
agency. publication or other field for better
Future: Interview asked. L 2T2 Herald, Her
aid So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

CARETAKER, young colored woman wishes
position: children references. + 2oS
az
New Britain herald., 1920-12-10
25 YEARS AGO tFrom The Herald Of That Date).

The senior members of the local High school held Il meeting yesterday afternoon and decided on the colors for this years class pms. They will be of gold, white and cardinal. and cost abou: $2.50 each.
 Ono of the II. K. Walker teams was struck by the swtcher at the Malleable Iron company crossing or Whiting street this afternoon. The driver escaped unhur-.
 C. $. Landers has gone west on a bushes, trip.
 F. G. Bahcock has sold one of his fine horses to a New York party.
 The membership at the Boys Club for last week tota1ed f71.
 The membership of the Boys Club pointed to arrange for the Burns an- Eiversary. met at the home of F. H. Johnston of West Main street last night.
 George l.. Damon has gone to New York and will remain away for scv- eral days.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-10
FACTS AND FANCIES
 By ROBERT CULLEN

His opponents reflect sadly that he isn't has-Ban Johnson!
 Veal is higher. Wc are told. Doubt less caused by the shortage of skirts.
 Somehow or other, that meeting at Geneva doesn't seem much like a wake.
 America and Europe are divided by three thousand miles of ocean plus a League.
 The real menace to American pro gress is not those who are red but those who are yellow. Considering the humiliation it has endured, you cant really blame money ] for getting tight. Perhaps you nave noticed that a : man never hunSers for a soul mate until he gets prosperous enough to he ashamed of his first wife.
 There will he season Of great ac- tivity among undertakers just before the meek inherit the earth.
 Ii is clear that the hates engendered by the war don't influence the buyer in search of a low price. . Ii is probably too much 10 hope that , the desire of Congress for more pay 1 will lead it tn strike. 1 It must irr.tate very nice people to reflect that so many common people are also descended from Adam. 1 The Administration has an observer at Geneva. Ii will also have a few ob- servers in the next Congress. ] One can prune a prune tree, or pare a pear tree, or bark a dogwood, but ! he can't change family tree. Tn the old days the American stan ! dard of living permitted making flour sacks into underwear for the chil- dren.
 Leadership will not belong to the nation that controls the worlds oil unless she controls the worlds elbow grease.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-10
"JEsT RUMINATIN'."
(Robcr: Russell.)

There amt much chance O doin' wrong 1T wrong ain't in your heart. for wrong. to he effective. has tp get a runnin' start. No crops will grow on barren soil; the land. when full o' seods. won't harbor more be- cause it's got jest all the seeds tt needs. When that or Devil runs across d heart that's full O Good, he's pretty apt to feel that he wol't be quite under stood. Perhaps he'll fool around a while. but If he finds no place which Good has left quite empty hell he apt to quit the race. He'll watch his oppoTtu- nity an sneak through some big hole in some poor heart where Good ain't played no eff cacious role. An there he'll stay an dominate tho thoughts o' that FOOT soul until the Devils throne becomes that human's onl" goal. Good thoughts is armor." says that black an wise or pipe O mine. against the Devils darts They leads to that Great Throne Divine"
New Britain herald., 1920-12-10
LEN AND HATS.

Of the Bronx Supreme dered that women must r hats while on the wit "I have no objection to ling hats in the court n man has to remove his ben ta.ling tho witness Is no reason why a wom- Dot do the same thing" Q judge.
 N men must remove their fourt room.
 he judge has n right to so e is good reason for al- nrorA or the court to sec face with unohstructed bw provides that the man kitnesa on the stand may 5 consideration in judging br crodibility. And some prevent a clear view of ecs which, more or less.
 inner feelings regardless
 they utter.
 ly he it said, the learned yivon a wrong reason for There is no way of placing
 level with men in every c. The habit of saving u t do this or that because Ist. cannot be justified.
 cant do and should not Do some things in ordinary hn do and arc compelled
 made a wise. though bel rule when he ordered
 should remove their hat, ying. for the same rensor d be wise tn order a mur h mask were he to try to nder tho same Circum, he order should not have
 however. on the reason ust do tt because men ar,
New Britain herald., 1920-12-10
that savor on anything idcalisttc.

N'''' N''NNi tAA hliN hIllHE lufallsItC.
 Roger W. Babson is n noted statis- tician and economist. Certainly these matters arc practical. Through hts eNportnoss in .hem Inc has gained fame
 Yet Mir. Babson told q Hartford au- dience the other night that thrift and unscltlshness constitute the cure for business depression. He called tho lack of them the underlying causes for such Impressions. He said that the business baromctcrs'' such as dimin- tshing bank clcarings and reserves and the falling market stocks merely registered these determining causes He dared to say: The matter now with business Is spiritual" Further he said: Since the middle of 1918 the attitude of men has changed. Thrift and self-sacrince has given away to extravaganza and sclfishncss and now many people would rather ride in tho cart than pull it."
 Like the practieni man he is. in spite Of the abovc-quoted remarks. he went on to cite the factors pointing to a continued business prosperity. They are known. The striking part of his talk. as indicated. was his reference to the spiritual lack of men at this time.
 Probably Mir. Babson felt that ;he practical part of his address-thc so- called practical part-interested more of those who heard him than did his reference to the spiritual side of bust ness. No man cares to be told he IS extravagant and selfish: nearly every man realizes that he is Just this. More over. nearly every man feels that there is little use in being otherwise. as he would stand quite alone-all are self ish and extravagunt. Get while the getting K good" and "Everybody's doing it." go hand in hand and are the popular phrases of the day.
 And yet. attend a meeting of in- rassed sympathy shown on the faces Of those who listen to a speaker ad- vancing q great idealistic cure for evils of the day. In thought. in wish, they are with him. But they think themselves forced to go back to their business and practise the same selfish ness to countenance the same ex- | tTavagance against which the man they have just heard has warned. Words arc Of little avail in fighting | these things The great conviction of the truth of such statements as those made by Mir. Babson must sink deep into the understanding Of all the people before such cure as he sug- | Ecsts may he effected.
 But such cure will come. The peo- pie decide right when the decision comes And it will be through the people that business will be forced tc
 recognize the psychological moment after which there will he no hope oi fighting the cure that will eventually
 rcgcncrato the patient -- depressed
 business.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-10

Shylock preferred a pound of flesh, rather than a bank roll. Evidently there were packers in his day. too.
 Salvation is free. of course, put II is we'll to remember that the food and clothes a preacher must have are not.
 We expect any day to read that some slick guy sold the Shipping Board an assortment of holes in which to put rivCts.
 Harding's decision against an in augural ball leads to the hope that there will be no fiddling during the next administration.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-10
DID HE SAY TT?

fenced to serve ten yeara grec manslaughter told md prosecuting attorney he first time in his crim- hli had played fair with D been convicted of other n or eight times. and is
 old.
 on naturally arises, why thus upon conviction?
 ble that n man famillnr h prison affairs realizes bmfort may come to him nnvior." He may he par hy be given a post in tho xili relieve him of hard lay become a trusty. with kncc of escape. The these things may have m to begin his being h as his sentence was re- wanted. perhaps, to get rt with a record of good b be hoped that another He'd him Perhaps ho cll the truth for once: |anted to do a bit Of Jus-
 had the chance.
 Try man knows what n relief it K to get some e'n chest" The sense of
 comes from confessing nR. lmpatienec, untruth- ny other of the wrong
 Ia amazing. The ability #cema to raturn after ono hmnlons to the persons im- te. but SO true. is tho eS- one can never be happy ny of another whom ono
 The man who saves an- Browning is much more |nc fond of him he hns Do saved Is apt to love hIs |e same thought dom |nscs.
 Eict was inspired by tho bent to talk plainly to nd prosecutor. he will be- bs. a decent citizen when rs of hts imprison mcnt
 If his motives for the ulterior. made to assure |n prison in the years to
 guilty Of another crime.
 for which and the pun rome only from his sleep
New Britain herald., 1920-12-10
."EISU" TO BOWL.

The Fish league. composed of teams from the Y. NJ. T. X. X E. society. will bowl this evening on the Casino alleys. The teams will match as fol- lows: Starfish vs Goldfish. Perch ts Pickccl Bluefish vs. Goldfish.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-10

If Jill camo tumbllng afr Jack. who had broken his crown. she did not probably. would have added 't'' to her name and forgotten an "I'.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-10

'Dairymcn's League Votes to Pool Milk" headline. What a lovely state mcnt it would be if taore were added the words of Human Kindness"
New Britain herald., 1920-12-10

Jack Johnson, former pugilist. is athletic instructor in prison. Seems as though he would have made a splen- did black guard.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-10

Root and Fall confer. Wonder If either did anything suggested by their names.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-10

Heading bctween the lines" is tho last resort of those whose Wish in father to the Thought that isn't there.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-10

Perhaps they picked on that hotel because the alleged profitecrinG hap pensd to be in the Bond" Suspicious word these days
New Britain herald., 1920-12-10
MS REPUTATION

fH reputation these days is kpertneas in things practi-
 Rve 70 utter any words
New Britain herald., 1920-12-10
.us Bureau ef cireu,-,ior .

ts q national organization
 hishes newspapers and ndver- a strictly honest analysis of Our circulation statistics
 lapon this audit. This lnsures against fraud in nc wspsper
 figures Co both national and kfiaera
New Britain herald., 1920-12-10

You can't make a silk purse out of Sow's car" Who wants to just nowr
New Britain herald., 1920-12-10
LEPnoNE CALLS

Post once at New Britain nd Class Mall Matter.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-10

|tabts advertising medium in Circulation books and press
 Es opon to advertisers
New Britain herald., 1920-12-10
Herald. bunLIsuINa COMPANY. proprIetors.

tRundav exeeptedl st stb taId Building, sT Church NJ. lar 10 Months.
 onth.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-10
,f The Associated Press

Press ts exclusively enHtled for republication of all news it or not otherwise credited Do per and also local news
 herein.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-08
on UMpIRE-ssIN PRODUCTION

)IL UMpIRE-SsIN PRODUCTION;
commercial oil leases up 10 $40
acre. been offered s25; home stock
or list 27i,6t0 acres ~ acre or
tests, - bodies; id.O00-acre drill
ing contracts 10 LET; i0-acre state
leases; why study geology four
years IN college and use your Wis
ION 10 locate wcllsg For SOC TN
mail above list Of oil leases aud
scientific oil structural crilernon;
learn how; deals through bank
here. fortunes are made al steady
work, saving and investing; span.
ish letters received: snvc this ad.
Ad. A. Jones. portales. n. N. los
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-08

EOR SALE $500 MILLINERY
business; ran be- had for $500
cash. This is q splendid business,
every thing new. good location,
rent $40. has been closed 30 days
because cannot Ect help and the
owners health is falling. Only cx-
elusive millinery IN town. Ad-
dress MRS. \. n. CARTER. Carls-
bad. n. N. a. o. Box 652l.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-08
KILLS RATS

aud mlce-thars RaT-SNar. lho
old reliable rodent destroyer.
Con1es In cakes-no mixing with
other food. Your noney back Il
Il fails
3sc sixe Il cakex) enough f0r
Pantry, Kitchen or Cellar.
65c size & cakesl for Chicken
HOUSES. coops. Or small buIldinns.
si.25 site 6 caics) enough for
all Farm aud o,f-bulldlrrs. sinranc
buildings. or factory bulldlHnx
sold and Guaranlced hy A. D.
FIRST and Columhux Dr,ia Co.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-08
FOR SALE

sNAp-2ii-ACRES BLACK LAND
farm; 100 acres In high state Of
cultivation; about ? miles Of Nix
on. Fronts hig public road; daily
mail; six-rOom house. good barn,
flowing we'll; line crops For quick
sale sl5 per acre; one-third casb
and your own terms for balance.
4, W. Dunn, Nixon. Texas. D-2i
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-08

WANT TO SELL 80 ACRES OF
lan6 IN the Gap, s25 an acre ON
time. $50 an acre cash. I will guar
antcc 10 use this money 10 drill a
we'll for arlesian weter on adjoin-
ing land. This Is productive land.
as good as any IN New Mexico. Ad-
dress The Gap. Columbus Cour-
ier. iO-t
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-08

FOR SALE $40 PAID on 500
share Columbus Investment Co.
or Khaki Building. need the
money; sell fof $50 up TO Sept.
20. Call al Courier office for IN
formation.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-08

no RENT-Half Of one house. fur.
nished; one house unrurnished or
part OF Il; also one four.ro0m
house unfurnlshed See Miss Viola
Clark, or Blair a HclberG.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-08

70 RENT-FURNlsHED BED AND
light-housckccping rooms IN a
adobe house. $50 aud $500 per
week. three blocks north OF the
depot MH. Andrews. l0-2t
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-08

TO HEAR FROM OWN.
Eh OF farm or good land for sale.
Must be priced right. Write l..
Jones, Box 55i, Olney. illinois.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-08

FOR SALE OWING TO URGENT
reasons viii sell my house and
lot furnished. cheap. Mrs.. John
Schuslik.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-08

ANAMl aHHaa- as@l.a y % 30 N4Nf
Respectfully submitted.
EDGAR HEpp.
Treasurer and Ex-OnlciO Collector,
Luna County, n Mex.
by q. A. AMENT. Deputy.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-08

NEW Nhk|lo CHA
VA. IICATE or coNpAnIBON.
''t1 fl@lcI oI An|lt1tR
~ Of Now Not|no ~
aerahf ocflllIcd. l'|o| me On
i a fu|| Ifuo and fnf'p|rIt
I0cfipl a. the Cerl|llca|1 fI IN
1fnufhlIon Of Ful'iona htt|IT IolH-
pans no S|ofhho|dort I'|1o||lIyl
lNnipi5o| with lhn cndPI'1mon'e
lhoreon o. same apptnra on l'r ana
Dl record IN |nf nIIItt oI l1t state
ctfpnral|on u1Inn|sslon
IN testimony whereof. TIE Slate
Cooperation Cnmm|as|un o| lha State
. a New Nnxltn hns ftuscd this cef-
4 liIlcaIo 10 be signed by I|s Chairman
and inc seal Of said commission
10 bt alIlkod A TN City Of Santa fc|
on tAls 1fih day oi September a. d.
BoNlFAclo MoNroYA.
Acung Chairman
lsoal5 Attest.
a. 1. MORRISON. Clerk.
Certificate OF Incorporation of
Furlong Realty Company No Stock
holders Liability.
Know An Men b. These prosonis
That VIZ. The unfcrniHned, citizens of
= the United States Of hnprlca and
residents Of the sldlc o. Ncw Mexico,
have associated ourselves together
undrr The laws o. TIM State Of New
Moxlco a. a body corporate. and for
thai purpose DO certify % followp'
! The name Of NE corporation shall
bo The furlong noalty Company,
~No Stockholders Liability
H.
The location Of the principal Office
shall be AZ Columbus Luna County.
New Mexico, and the name Of The
I agent who shall be IN charge Of said
office and unop whom process
against the corporation may be-
served is J. L. Greenwood.
III.
The purpose for which this cor
porali0n i organized and the ecn-
cral nature Of ne business 10 be
transacted are;
4. To purchase and otherwise ac-
quiro aud own, hold. dcvelope, i'm
prove. farIn sell, hyp0lhecalc. rent,
lease, subdividc and otherwise han
die and dispose OF real estate and
any and all lnlcrcsl therein; 10 buy,
own. sell, hypoihcacnlc. rent lease,
nnd hnndle personal property Of cv.
cry kind whatsoever; 10 incur IN
debtcdness. floating or bonded. and
10 secure the same by murlgage'
deed nf trust, pledge or otherwise
10 acquire. hold and dispose OF the
capital stock OF other corporations
10 acquire and dispose Of any riehts
privileges or franchise that may b.
necessary 10, or appropriate for
The Accomplishment Of any of said
purpose or OF anything incident
thereto:
2. To make. enter Into and execut
contracts, agreements or other ar
rnngcmenis with individuals, assO-
citation. or corporations. and with
municipalities for the purpose OF
carrying out any Of the said object,
and purpose.
The foregoing rccilals shall b'
construed both as objects and pow
crs, but no expression or declara-
tion ~ specific powers herein enum
Grated shall be dceWed 70 be- cxclu.
,nklxf and Il u hereby expressly de-
kh'ed that MI other lawful powers
Mot inconsistent herewith are here
by Included.
~.
The amount Of the authorizes
stock OF the corporation shall h
iwenly-vve thousand dollars. dlvid
cd into twenty-five thousand share
Of the par value of One Dollar pc
share; and the amount OF The cap
ilal stock with which this corpora
lion shall commence business shal
be Two Thousand Dollars. snbscrib
cd for a. hereinafter sci forth.
v.
The names and poslofficc nd
dresses Of the incorporalors hereof
and the number Of shnrns Of IN
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-08

IINK W"|t|I|N~|I|0|..
st I'eMEN cls 70 elH5 WEEKLY.
f's||as our products with sfocors
AMI drug and cigar trade, bls fast
saIFrs Blue Seal MIS- Co.. NONE
pn' Tenn ~ =
WANTED Nan with team or auto
who can give hond 10 cell f17
Watkins home and farm pro'ucis
fof'lhc h|fFrol concern Of lls Wind
n De world, u ton 10 5000 year
IN nrome. Territory IN this c6un-
N 0pen. Write To-Day 10 !. n. Wat
tlI| Co. Dept lia. Wlnona. Nlnn.
PROFITABLE BUSINESS IN CON
vrfiinr ordinary blasting caps Into
Waterproof. noncrlmpllng type:
n4f|uslvc state territory and ma
chino viii require e2000 invest
meat The Spcrry Co, 1859 Ash
land block, Chicago. io-i7
WANTED Statesmen CALLING
on garages. automobile dealers,
actfts0fy honscn. etc.. 10 sell
AleInlle High Pressure Luhrlcal-
|nHHyslem IN New Mexico. liberal
commission. Alemlle I.nhricallng
Conpany Of Colorado. teas Broad-
Wy, Denver, Colo. i0-i-2i
ORGANIZE YOUR BUSINESS As A
declaration nf trust and guaran-
Tee lis legality: furnish ten expert
statesmen free who sell stock ON
commission: save taxes fees. pcn-
ali|cs, reports 10 blue-sky com
mltion; advice and literature are
frcH. National Organization Co.
i2J W. Madison, Chicago.
TUBERCuLOsIs- New, most re-
mankablc remedy in treatment of
tuberculosis. asthma. kidney and
livtr diseases: for literature
witie Ernst Wine Of Tana Co..
Otas, Calf io-i7
MENwANTED TO SELL GROCER
les Selling experience not neccs-
salt; one Of worlds largest gro
cepes fcapilNl over ei.OO0.O00l
wants ambitious men In your To-
caniy io sell direct 10 the con-
suaAer nationally known brands Of
an|extensivc line of groceries. and
pains. roollngs. lubricaling oils.
siock foods, etc; no capital need
ed write today; state ayr and oc-
cupaiion. John sexton & CO.. J52
w. Illinois 81. Chicago. Illinois.