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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-09-22

The following figures will give some
| indication why the Salvation Army has
deemed it necessary to carry on its
Home Service Program and why it
wants the united cooperation of Min.
nesota citizens:
Digest of the Confidential Reports
of 60 Minnesota Counties, relative to
local conditions as ascertained by Sal
walton Army Advisory Boards:
Women (53 counties reportingS ~. sss
Total county expenditures. Mantle
nance a and Relief as counties re:
Desertions Of Families. Husband sSo'; 81
wife az counties reportingS. ....'. 2se
Juveniles reported to county Officials
sent tP TO refe2m schools 5f
institutions GA counties reportinS5 $50
Juveniles reported by salvation Army "
d diateS aS c needing homes ime
ssasSsl ESTIMATES oniy 90 55's eoaasis:
PFeSpsetivse giri mothers needing h5ss: :110s
,pital care 90 counties reporting(,. q
MISSING is sir persons (5s counties report.
mg) .:':.'...:. ::.::.....::;. ...'..:..:. 1913
County officials and physicians,
members of advisory boards, are 4
unity in declaring that maternity cases,
immoral relationship and crimes
against young girls are numerous and
on the increase. Judges deplore the
fact there are but few places, made
quate in numbers or size, where girls
may be sent who appear before them
on the charge of street walking Or
solicitation.
From these disclosures we know
that practically every community in
Minnesota needs the Salvation Army,
and with the success of the Financial
Program, the counties may rest as
sured that the Army will do it's utmost
to effect a cure for the many social
evils" said Colonel William S. Barker.
divisional commander of tho Army, in
discussing the 1920 Home Service Pro
gram.
Among the institutions OF the Army
which are placed at the service bf Min
nesota citizens are:
| st. Paul Rescue and Maternity
Home, Minneapolis Industrial Home
for men, St. Paul Industrial Home for
men. Working Mems Hotel and Club
in St. Paul, Working Mems Hotel and
Club in Minneapolis. Mems Hotel in
st. Paul, Missing Friends Bureau, Anti
suicide bureau, and 30 Salvation Army
Corps throughout the state: The new
budget calls for the erection of a Con-
trail Headquarters building and wo-
mems hotel in Minneapolis.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-09-22
|ALL MINNESOTA JOINS HANDS WITH THE
SALVATION ARMY IN HOME SERVICE WORK
Citizens OF State Pledged To Raise $268050 for Maintenance
Institutions And Extension Of Work in Rural Dstricts-Week
OF October II to October Is Set Aside for Financial Program
starting Conditions of Social Disorders Revealed Every
County Helping.

Minnesota, together with twenty
three other states in the Middle west
has launched its 1920 Home Service
Financial Program for the Salvation
Army. The apportionment for this
state has been set at s26S,O50, and
members of the County Advisory
Boards in 80 Minnesota counties are
already perfecting plans for local
participation.
I Every township and every school
district will be actively represented
All counties have received their ap
portionments from the State budget
and from present indications and en-
thusfam every county will reach its
goal.
The week Of October 18th to October
iI1Sth has been set aside for the further.
ance OF the financial phase of the pro
gram.
with little more than two weeks
Remaining before the Fund raising
,cahpaigh is undertaken, it is urged
that nothing be LETT undone to raise
the entire state apportionment, so that
the work Of the Salvation Army may
be carried on successfully In the rural
districts OF the State as we'll as in the
,citfes}" said Henry 9. Hanke, Chair
man of the State Advisory Board, to
day.
The state budget of $26S,05 is the
lowest to be submitted to the people
of Minnesota in Salvation Army his
tory. With more than 100 prominent
citizens actively representing the Sal
walton Army In the various counties
1t means that Minnesota is now ready
to assume tho temporary burden Of
caring for the Salvation Army's needs
during the next year.
The Salvation Army is already func
tioning in the rural districts. It's coun
fty advisory boards have referred
scores of cases requiring immediate
>attention to Army headquarters, and
many Of them have been SATISFACTORY,
disposed of.
/. The 1920 Home Service PROGRAM
calls for the fullest utilization of the
sixteen major activities of the Arm,
In every corner of the State.
Confidential studies from 60 Min
nesota counties sent to Divisional
Headquarters in Minneapolis by the
county advisory boards, disclose ar
urgent need for the service the Saliva
tion Army is giving and which it OK
poets to continue to give.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-09-22

on Tuesday evening by rail for Thief
River Falls to attend to business mat
ters for few days.
More winter rye on the prairies fG
being seeded this year than any year
previous.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-09-22

some time, left last Tuesday for her
home at Anita. She was accompanied
by little Lloyd Anderson who will spend
q few days visiting with the Nelson
folks.
Dave Mosbeck returned on Saturday
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-09-22

evening from Nekoma, where he has
been employed during threshing.
Joel and Mary Shoberg spent Sunday
at Thief River Fails visiting at the F.
G. johnson home IS
Enoch Nelson and John Hellquist left
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-09-22

ing. where she is going to be employed
at her uncle, Otto Klingborgs home.
The Green Valley school opens Octo-
Der 4th, the first Monday in October.
Miss Wassgre1f Warren is the
teacher.
Bethani,, Church Of Marsh Grove.
JOHN HJELMELAND, Pastor.
There will be services in Green Val
lev school October 10th, at 5 o'clock p.
m.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at Mrs.
Lonnie Hanson's September 3Oth, at z
o. m. The confirmation class will meet
the same day at the same place at
o'clock
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-13

4 Fire that broke out about $50
Friday night aid damage OF $500 or
$500 a. the Louis Smith ana Arthur
Humbsrt farm. mile north OF State
Center. The farm 10 tenanted by
Humbert. The flames started IN
the. tank house. destroying II and
the tank. ana slightly damaging tho
barn that II nearby. Insurance OF
$50 WA carried on the tank house.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-13
DAUGHTERS SUE FOR LAND.
AK Confirmation Of Title to Land IN
Greeneastle Township.

Ask Confirmation Of Title 70 Iano J"
oreeneastle Township.
Asking confirmation of title to an
undivided half interest to quar-
ter section Of land in section J.
Marion township, Mrs. Grace SNIP
ton and Mrs. Edna link have filed
suit against Guy G. Lane and Mrs.
Martha Lane, owners, and Frank
Brennecke, mortgage. The plain
tiffs are daughters Of Lane and sole
heirs-at-law OF Mrs. Louisa Clemens
Lane, who died May 8. 1915.
It is alleged in the petition that
at the time Of Lanes first marriage
to Louisa Clemens, the latters
father, Archibald Clemens, gave his
daughter a dover of $1,000. This
money was used, it is alleged, toward
the purchase of eighty. acres OF land
in Vienna township at $50 an acre.
The land was sold in 1899 at $50. and
the same year Mr.. and Mrs. Lane
purchased the eighty -acre tract IN
Marion township, the consideration
being $1,000. Mrs. Lane caused TO.
be paid 1896, 1t IL alleged, the
amount Of her original investment,
and in addition thereto 5000 re-
ceived in settlement Of the estate OF
her father. Title to the land was
taken in the name Of Lane, 1t Is al
legged, and he was to hold the prop
erty in trust for the interests and
use Of his wife during her lifetime.
It Is contended by the plaintiffs
that the defendant had expressed his
intention to convey Title to one-half
Of the property to his wife, but this
was not done at the time Of Mrs.
Lanes death in 1915 nor has title
since been vested in tho daughters.
Lane recently was united in mar
rage at New Orleans to Mrs. Martha
Kuhns, OF this city. The land, ac-
cording to the petition, has been en-
numbered with mortgage Of $16.-
900, owned and held by Frank Bren-
necke, Of this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-13
ns Dsit Citisea, q
Ncasbsrs, Mss. HAl
Its Trouble In 1853

At hrst thought one would say
that nothing perhaps could cause
more damage and GRIEF In news
paper plant than a firc. But war
and the bombardment OF q starving
city might be even greater handi-
caps In getting out . newspaper.
That the latter IL truc Ia shown by
an old copy of The Daily Citizen.
printed in vicksburg. Miss, Thurs
day, July .. lsSa. during the siege OF
that city by the Union forces under
General Grant, who forced II to sur
render two days later. The copy In
owned by A. L. Ogden, AIS S3waysie
street, who served In Company O.
Nincty-fourth Illinois infantry, dur
ing the Vicksburs campaign.
This war time copy Of this Con-
federate sheet is q four column. one
page paper, printed on the blank
side OF wall paper. on tho other side
of which there Ia = design Of green
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-13
VOTE On SCHOOL
PROJECT FEB. q
SPECIAL ELECTION FOR FOR.
NATION or CONSOLIDATED
DISTRICT.
FORMAL NOTICE WILL
sE ISSUED SATURDAY
Consolidated District Would Take In
Independent District Of Llsconb
and Contiguous Territory - Elsc-
ton Heurs % 7 p. m.-ceuneil
Chamber - Dc Polling Place.

Notice OF special election for the
formation Of q consolidated inde-
pendent school district, comprlsing
the present Independent district OF
the town Of Liscornb and sub-dis-
tricts 8. 4 and s. Liscomb township.
will be issued Saturday by County
Superintendent OF Schools &C. E.
Shut. The election will be held at
Liscomb, Friday. Feb. ~. Arrange
ments for the election were made
Thursday by Mr.. Shut, following u
conference with petitioners for the
consolidation at Liscomb.
The voting place will be in the rear
OF the e. q. Boyd building. known as
the band hall and council room, in
Liscomb, between tho hours OF and
Z D. m. Separate ballot boxes will be
supplied for the voters residing In
side the school corporation contain
ing the town Of iscomb and for vot-
ers residing outside the corporation.
Question to Be Submitted.
The question to be submitted to the
voters Is:
shall a consolidated independent
school district be Incorporated, to be
called the consolidated independent
school district OF Liscomb, In the
county of Marshall, and to contain
contiguous territory in Marshall
county, Iowa, described as follows:
"All the Independent school district
Of the town Of Liscomb; also the
SUBJ districts Of the school township
Of Liscomb, number three, four and
five, all in Marshall county. which
territory is more particularly de-
scribed as sections four, five, six, sew
en-, eight, nine, seventeen. eighteen.
and the north half Of sections nine
teen and twenty; all Of township
eighty five, range eighteen; also sec
lions one, two, eleven. twelve. thir-
teen, fourteen, north one-half OF
twenty-four, north one-half Of twc>-
ty-three and the north one-half OF
the south one-half Of twenty-three,
and the north one half of the south
east one-quarter Of section twenty
two; all OF township eighty-five'
range nineteen, Marshall county"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-13

roses and buds on = yelio~ish back.
ground.
The editor WAS a staunch Con-
federats. and the columns Of the
sheet are filled with itoms telling OF
the lowering morale OF the Union
forces. one interesting item reminds
the reader OF some OF the world war
bunk OF tho ex-kaiser OF Germany.
II n An Follows;
THAT the great Ulysses the
Yankee Generalissimo, surnamed
Grant--has expressed HIS Intention OF
dining in vicksburs on saturday
next. and celebrating tho Fourth OF
July by a grand dinner. and 40 forth.
"'when asked II he would invite
General 10 Johnston to join he said,
No. for fear there would be n row
at the table Ulysses must get In
to the city before no dimes In IT, The
way to cook the rabbit Is FIRST 10
catch the rabbit"
When the Yanks took tho city two
days later. some OF them seized the
remaining copies OF the paper Of
July 2 and down In ono corner
printed this note,
"July 4. 1858. Two days bring
about great changes. The banner OF
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-13

the Union floats over vickshurx.
General Grant has caught the rab-
biz He has dinsd In vieksburg. and
he did bring h;s dinner with him.
The Citizen lives 20 aee II. For the
last tIme IL appears ON wallpaper.
No moro viii II imagine the luxury
OF mule meat and released Kitten
urge southern warriers 20 such diet
nevcrmore. This is-the last wall.
paper edition. and L.. excepting this
note. from the types as we found
them. II will be valuable hereafter
as a curiosity"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-13

Tsssaay nigst Of pnsumoaiA follow
Ing infiuensa- The body was tAlrea
70 Gilman for burial Saturday an
ernoon.
Ars. Everts was Miss Nay Mo-
Grew before her marriage here six
years ago. She and Mr.. Everts LIVED
In the city until two years ago and
prior to making their home here rc-
sided In Gilman. Mrs. Evorts leaves.
beside her husband. two sons. Ralph,
aged 5, and Merle. aged .. also her
parents. one brother and two sis
ters.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-13

Kodak finishing. Bowen's Kodaksry
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-13
BUYS; WILL MOVE HERE.
Mrs. Malissa Pegg Purchases w., J
Leins' Residence Property.

w. ]. Leins has sold his residence
property. COG North Second avenue,
to Ira Pegg, administrator OF the
estate of his father, E. +. Pegg, who
purchased it for a home for his
mother, Mrs. Malissa Pegg, of north
east of the city. The price was
$4,000. Mrs. Pegg and daughter,
Blanche. will move to the city March
to live.
Mr.. Leins has purchased for $4,000
the III. F. Clemens property at 407
Fremont street and has taken pos
session.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-13
NEWS OF STATE CENTER.


The condition Of NJ. v. Mntson.
who has been seriously sick OF pneu-
monia, was today 80 grave that 1t
was thought that no could not live.
Daughters OF 1912 have arranged
TO show. the motion picture, Dawn"
Mt the Star theater In State Center
next Monday afternoon and evening.
The proceeds OF the effort are to be
used for patriotic purposes. The aft
ernoon performance will be at $3.50
and the night shows at and 3
o'clock. The film IL said to be an
especially good feature.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-13
HOGS BRING slo.s25
Fifty Head Of Poland China Females
Offered by T. q. Paul 4 Sons
Bring Average Of $2t2.5o at Public
Auction


Fifty head of female Poland China
hogs. the offering of F. G.. Paul &
Sons, of just north of the city, were
sold Mt public auction Friday after
noon at Plumb Bros sale pavilion
for total of s10.625, The animals
brought an average price Of $212.50,
the top being $500. The total and
average. altho not being exception
ally high. was very satisfactory to
the sellers.
The sale attracted very large
crowd, most of the buyers being
from central Iowa and distant parts
Of the state and nearby states. Only
few of the animals went to county
breeders
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-13
Farm Names REGISTERED.

Two farms were registered Thurs
day with the county recorder. the
home of John H. Bonawitz. in WASH
ington township, to be known as
May Wood" and that of E. L.
Fiscus, In Liscomb township. as
Pleasant Grove Stock Farm"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-13
Drink Coffee
If Il Causes Indigestion, a Couple of
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Will
Promptly Give Relief.

Indigestion caused by coffee is the
same as indigestion caused by any
thing else. II eating food or drink
ing coffee makes you dyspeptic. all
you need Is Stuart's Dyspepia Tab
let's, because they act with an aka
line effect which is just what the
stomach does in health.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-13
FORMER RESIDENT DIES.

Body Of Mrs. Joseph Everts Taken
to Gilman for Burial.
Joseph Everts, OF Louisville, Ky.
son Of Mrs. M. z. Everts. Of this
city, passed thru the city this morn
ing with the body OF his wife who
died at their home In. Louisville
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-13

vuejvs Nsw Geese oWd one 0eath n
lasl Twenty .peue tteure.
There was little change In the In
nuenxa epidemic situation today.
altho fewer caSss. twelve In al. were
reported In the last twenty -four
hours. Ono death nom influenza
has resulted In the twenty-four hour
period. bringing the total Of deaths
during the present epidemic up 20
ten.
Evening star., 1920-11-28
statesmen.

The recent promotion OF sew
eral of our statesmen to mana
gerial positions has thinned the
ranks Of our Washington sales
force. Men Of initiative, back
bone and untiring energy are
needed to fill the places of those
who have stepped up a rung on
the ladder OF success. You will
be trained and within a few days
placed in the field with an earn
ing power upward of $I5o week
ly. Call at 10, 2 or 4.
E. H. Spence & Co., 8I1
M11nSev h1do
Evening star., 1920-11-28
. statesmen
''Let there be (stransky) light

'Iet there be (Stransky) light"
Speciality men amazed at results. Sell 10 to
Is daily to users at s e1 ch. Commission, So %
each. Earnings. So so to $33.75 per day. Not
sales, but earnings. Convincing proofs sent on
request. Only men used to big earnings need
answer. We don't want peddlers, but speciality
men. Those with auto earn as much as $40
per day. We don't promise a dollar q minute,
but proposition Is unusual. Stransky Mfg.
Stransk y-Light-the largest selling commercial
unit in the u s. Adv copyrighted, 1919
Evening star., 1920-11-28
FEM LIE

ACCOUNTANCY INCOME TAX-Free instruc.
ton. Introductory 7:3O) classes Monday ana
Tutsday; our 30-day course prepares for trans.
fer and competitive assistant auditor @ hnI
bookkeeping exams December classes half
regular rates. Inquire for outline. Revenue
Auditors Training Inst. Az Kellogg bldg
Evening star., 1920-11-28

about IS to 1S years old. to assist in wait
ing on trade in small musical wares and nov
elites. Apply Mr.. jackson. at Drops Music
House, 1900 G st. NV.
YOUNG MAN for position as
cashier; good wages; meals ;
chance for advancement; refer
ences. Childs Restaurant, 1923
Pa. ave. NV
Evening star., 1920-11-28
DISTRICT MANAGER.

DISTRICT MANAGER.
Men to manage three offices now being
opened. one Of whom has chance to become
supervisor over eight Offices: must have clean
live wire We also want Is statesmen in our
various branches throughout the country. Re-
muneration In these positions is extremely
in town Thursday and Friday to interview ap-
plicants. If possible give phone number. Ad-
dress BOX 243-D. Star Office
DO YOU WANT TO SELL? Is lack Of expert
ence keeping you out of the big income class?
We will train you without cost to you and
pay you while learning. Men between 2J and
80 years Of age who want to get out of com
our classes Monday and Thursday evenings.
We put them under obligation. After they
have mastered the fundamentals of salesman
ship. we offer them an opportunity in the
financial field, the most attractive and re-
munerative. leading banking institution.
with a 27year record Of honorable service.
needs new blood for expansion. There are
remarkable executive opportunities ahead. Ap-
pointment unnecessary. Report Monday even
ing to G. II: Creager 421 Bond bldg.
nrAFTSMAN to take position in Dayton.
Ohio. to make patent Office drawings. Com
municate with Toulmin & Toulmin. Schwind
bldg. Dayton. Ohio. giving experience and ref
erenees. 2Ss
DRIVER and solicitor for heavy truck; on
shares. Suite 2. s31 Penna: ave. NV.
ELEVATOR and hall boy. colored: $50 per mo.
Apply at The Portland. 18th st. and Vermont
ave.
ENTER profession of assured permanenct,
eongenial work and hrst-ciass salary-drafting:
tig demand for our graduates: complete course.
3 to months; In session all year; day or
night instruction; can learn in spare time;
start now. Catalogue on request. Columbia
School Of Drafting. 18th and SITS.
ExECUTIvE-AssIsTANT to s1o5 week
ly when able to handle work efficiently; ex-
ceptional opportunity for men Of proven abil-
ity. now employed. but with limited chances
for Advancement; industrial relations and per-
sonnel management workman; must be over
81. have good education. he willing to learn in
spare time and have unlimited ambition; no
experience necessary il willing to devote q few
hours weekly in mastering technical informa-
will be trained by experts. and after master
ing details will be assisted to position al q
salary depending ability. Interview by ap-
pointment only. Address Box SOD. Star ofiice.s
EXPERIENCED salespersons for local hnsness
firms; good salaries; must come recommended.
Apply 141O Pennsylvania ave.
FARM HANDslOne or two good experienced
farm hands, ON Virginia farms, II miles out
OF Washington; will furnish house. wood, gar
den; will pay good wages to Industrious, vaiu-
TOD. Star ONCE.
FARM HELP-s miles from washington; good
house on state road: wages $50 mo. Apply
W. W. Griffth. 124S LIST st. ne.
FIREMAN for laundry. with third-class license
preferred. Franklin laundry. SOB 18th st: 2ss
FIREMEN. BRAkEMEN-beg,nners. 500;
sition); railway. Address Box e3-R. Star
of3ce.
Evening star., 1920-11-28

Statesmen. canvassers. crew managers: Big
profits; sell beautiful silk neckties and scarfs;
individual Xmas boxes; act quickly. Partic-
MARS 24Q Cutler bldg Rochester. N, Y.
Evening star., 1920-11-28
WANTED-HELP.
MALE;-COmtinued.

YOUNG colorcd gentleman to
wrap parcels and make himself
generally useful i'll our men 5
clothing department; must be
we'll recommended. Apply Mr..
Lusby.
PARKER-BRIDGET co.
Evening star., 1920-11-28
FOUND.

FOX TERRIER, white; black spots on ..,,a neau
at 18th and G. Apply Animal Rescue AeAe"e
pOCKETBOOk: Nov. %. owner call 1O7 I
NV
Evening star., 1920-11-28

girl paid SO, 900 for ideas shc thourht vortS.
less. Detaiis free. Write Producers' Leasue.
Evening star., 1920-11-28
WANTED-HELP.
v,n.Na -Aa-A


POSITION. pleasant. outdoor, for tathonc
Young lady. paying $50 TO SO weekly, accord
fnc TO ability; selling experience desirable but
not essential. Please call afternoons betwecn
and q. Room ~. 1871 q st. NV.
R1S-Pcrmancnt position for expe-
rienced Young ladies': excellent salary TO
start. National Personnel Service Bureau !o1
Bond bldg.
SAIEsLADY--t;o salary to start, and no
experience necessary National Personnel
Scrvtcr Ir,rcau co., J,ond bldr ags
SALESLADf having some experience in fancy
and leather goods. wuiford's. 2O3 Ia. ave-
NV.
SALESLADY = Experienced.
IIowar David, iii i st. NV.
SALES LADIES wanted to canvass orders for
personal Christmas greeting cards. booklets:
so daily easily INSIDE. Gall at once. American
Company. 10c hstrict National Bank bldg.
2Ss
SALESI,ADIES--Coats, suits and dresses
Please do not apply unless experienced In this
line, Of business. kapio~tts Bros. >121 9Th
st. NV.
Evening star., 1920-11-28

RESPONSIBLE LADY to look after 3X-year.
old baby. IN own home. while mother works;
vicinity 10Th and n sts.,n. Reasonable.
Address pox 11s-C. Star Office.
Evening star., 1920-11-28
YOUNG MAN

YOUNG coiored hoy to make himself usefu
around store. 1907 1T. NV.
Evening star., 1920-11-28

esting, permanent and profitable business; no
competition; possibilities unlimited; earn 81. 200
to s, 600 n year anywhere, or in Your home
town: i"nrn in few hours at home: no previous
exp. or capital necessary: we teach and start
you; simply send name tcard will do) for free
booklet. The Traubc System, go TFaube bldg,
Kansas City, Mo.
Evening star., 1920-11-28

AOcOUNTANTIunior and senior: salary.
81 800 to s.. 600: higher positions open to those
with knowledge income tax. Apply American
Accountants Assn, 40 Kellogg bldg. 1916
St gQG