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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

Gen Eugenio MARTINEZ commander
Of forces in Chihuahua, has received
orders TO muster out the -defensas
socia1es". or home guards. within the
next few days, according TO advlces
reaching Juarez. Col Jesus Antonio
Almeida commands them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

Augustin V. Zapata, former inspec-
tor OF Juarez schools. was buried In
Juarez Monday. About 5000 persons
attended the funeral, Masonic lodge,
Guelateo No. 5 took part in the ser
vices. Zapata was 05years old His
wife survives him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
JUAREz CAVALRYaIAN DIES.

Daniel Torres. a fiscal guard, IS
held in Juarez as a result OF a street
row in which Pedro Lugo. OF the Slst
cavalry, stationed in Juarez, lost his
life A pistol shot IN Lugo's breast
caused his death Monday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
Girl
Made Legion Of
Honor Member

Paris. France, Sept 21.-Msdame
de Buyer-Alimeure formerly Miss
Daisy Polk. OF san Francisco has
been made a chevalier Of the legion
OF honor in recognition Of her ser
vices TO France during the var it
was announced today
Three years ago, while engaged In
war work in France, Miss Polk mar
RED Gen. Marie Joseph Robert de
Buyer-1Iimeure Of the French army.
a wen known cavalry officer Miss
Polk earlier in that year had been
in charge Of the reconstruction OF the
village Of Vitrimont, which had been
selected by Mrs. W a Croker, OF
san Francisco. to be rebuilt entirely
BY her Before taking up her work
at Vitrimont and other villages that
had been damaged by the Germans,
Miss Polk was engaged in war re-
lief work Of various kinds
Miss Polk, by her marriage, &C
CURED right TO the title Of countess,
as her husband bears the title Of
count &c Buyer-Mimeure-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
Good Judgment
After Eating
Giving the Stomach the Alkaline
Effect by a stuHrt's Dyspepsia
Tablet Il worth Remembering.

You cannot. as a rule, say in ad-
vance that this. that or the other
food viii cause Indigestion ENpe-
rience has taught most people thar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
STATE NATIONAL BANK

Capital, surplu1 & Profits S480.000.0o
Interest Paid On suvinEu Accounts.
G. r. Moreheads President.
joseph MaEGffin. Vlcc-Fresfdent.
C. n Baasett, Vice-President.
George %. ElurTs Fice-Presldeuf.
r. W. IcAfe=s Cashier.
G. III. Nebelers Asa't Cashier.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

Why you can buy It at the
price Of other soap
Beeauss PalHlolfvs Is so populn- thar Ds
make II N euormols volume. Tie Palmolivs
factories uork day and night 70 supply The
demand The costly iHsrsdieHts are bought
n Vast quantities.
The result Is a Moderate price which puts
Pal1nolipe within rszeh Of al Yet Wealth
can command nothing better.
Painolivs Is sod By al dealers everywhere
Il Is supplied n quest room size By popular
hotels The country opsr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

HULLrg TO GO TO DENVER
Bob Nullln, OF the Calumet Oh
company, viii 60 10 Denver Satlr-
day to attend a convention OF lnde-
pendent oil men OF the west
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

even mince pie fits snugly at times
while at others a glass OF milk raises
hobs with the stomach.
one good rule TO follow Is the pre-
tentative measure OF taking one or
two Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after
meals. You thus avoid gassiness,
sour stomach. heartburn and such
dfstresses due to indigestion or dys-
pepsia- These tablets also help 10
digest the food by giving the stomach
the alkaline effect to offset aciditys
they relieve the distress when the
mincs pie or milk should be more than
a match for your digestive powers
Get a 60-cent box o. Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets at any drug store and
note how nicely they seem TO calm
the stomach when IL feels al upset
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

FREIGHT AGENT HERE.
sid ]. Vaughn. traffic freight agent
for the Illinois Central railroad, spent
Monday in FL Paso-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

Navajo Rugs, z0Ts discount Beach's
Art shop. 10f Pioneer Plaza--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

Use Herald want Ads
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

The Sweetest-Cutsst and
Classiesi ''Vamp" IN Pictures
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
A secret Of the stage
every woman should know

Foryers women Of the stage have besd the theory that cosmetics
inure the complexion They oue and powder constantly yet
their SKINS usually eood They look younser than other
Actresses to brow old.
The secret pls-stase women know that cosmetics should
be left They keep their compilations serupulou clean that
rouse and powder can't harm them
How you can wash for beauty
By using your own two hands and cake Of Palraolive Worup
thick creamy athsr and massass It thoroughly into the
Be every tiny pore and minute gland ceansed from eos
sins accommodations.
Then rinse horoushy-vh your hands-unl every Of
lather disappears. Apply plenty Of Pamove Cold Cream
Do this every day and you needn't worry about little rouss and
powder. Your skin vii be smooth and fine texured Blaekheads
blotchss and pimpss vii never bother you.
a mild, gentle cleanser
Palove Is the safe soap-ths mild asns cleanser because It
made from Palm and Olive osths precious oils Cleopatra
used IN the days Of sncient Egypt
These natural ceanses historic toilet luxury, adornns the
supuous baths Of classic days Now their scientific combination
IN PamoEve achieves the Greatest luxury Of modern times
THE PALMOLWE COMPANY. MILWAUKEE. Us.A
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
Sl,150,0OO Office Building
Planned for BROOKLYN

The two-story store building at l76
to $50 Montague Street, Brooklyn, has
been acquiged by the Kraslow Building
Company, Inc, Walter Kraslow presi-
dent, which plans to erect a twelve
story office structure, on plot f00x100,
with setbacks to conform to the zoning
law. Helmle & Corbett, architects,
estimate the cost at about $l,l5O,OO0.
l ms property at one time formed part
OF the site of the Brooklyn Academy
Of Music, which was destroyed by fire.
The Jerome Property Corporation has
sold for George Birchall three story
and basement brownstone dwelling at
81 Lincoln Place, ON lot 16x100.
The Meister Builders, Inc, have pur-
chased from Arthur Z. Welbrook two
three-story brick business dwellings at
3l6 and 3l8 Stuyvesant Avenue, on plot
4OXlOO. Mr.. Riker was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
Reported Deal Pending
For Sale of ~ Broadway
hurnor Has 1t That Standard
oii Company Is Negotiating
for the PrOperty

lt is reported that contracts are ex-
pected to be signed soon for the sale
Oh the twenty story Office build
lhg at SO to 40 Broadway, extending
through ea -n to New Street, assessed at
}9o'ooo 200. Title to the property is held
by the Lower BROADWAY Realty Cor
poration, Henry Raymond, president.
ana the prospective purchaser is said
to be client of the law firm of Parker,
Davis G. Wagner.
Ihe building occupies a plot front
ing 1863 feet on Broadway and 115
leet on New Street, and its north and
south lines are 176 feet and 1877 feet
respectively. Adjoining it on the north
IS IS. the Arcade Building, owned by the
standard Oil Company, and on the
SCUM I,'.I the seventeen-s story Hudson
nuidlng: An uncontirmed report
names the Standard Oil Company as
the prospective buver
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
Mrs. A. NicI,ois Sells
Fine O6.ii S. Dwelling

Pcase & Gilman have sold for Mrs.
A. Nichols the tive-story American
basement dwelling at 80 East Sixty
sixth Street. on plot 20x55xlGO. This
property was sold to 4 client for oc-
cupancy. Tho same brokers have re-
Gently sold 47 East Sixty sixth Street
to q clicnt for occupancy.
The Spitka estate has sold to the
tenant the hve-story American base
mont residence. on lot 16xl00.5, at 66
East Seventy-thrd Street.
The Clarkson estate has sold the
four-storv dwelling. on lot 15Xl00.5, at
rs West Forty cighth Street, to client
Of Ogden 4 Clarkson.
Ewing Bacon & Henry have sold for
Mrs Helen lie Fcdrc the four story
dwelling, on lot 20x1o0.5, at so West
Fifty-sixth Street.
Shaw & Co have sold West 12lst
street. fourstory and basement
brownstonc dwelling, or plot 20x5Sx
10G.11. for Joseph G.. Abrahamson to
the G. K. Realty Company.
f. G. Brewer mas sold for the estate
Of John McGarren the dwelling, on lot
2Oy10O, at 10l West 122d Street.
The A. G. Thompson Company has
sold 25S West l33d Street. three
story and basement brownstone dwell
ing for George L. harrington, to Her
man Schrip.
Harvey B. Newins. Inc, has sold for
the Union Chemical Glassware Com
panv the dwelling at 21O West Twenty
ninth Street to Samuel Greenstein &
SDn
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
Herzog Buys Nine-Story
PauletteApartnent House
Purchase Structure Recently
Completed i'm West 8Oth ST.;
Other Flats Sold

Samuel A. Herzog has purchased
through L. X. Van Wrinkle from Mrs.
Edith Alliene Hawk, the Paulette, a
nlne-story elevator apartment, recently
constructed at $50 to 1856 West
Eightieth Street. The building is on
plot 82x102.2 feet, contains two five
and two six-room apartments on each
iioor 1t is being offered for resale by
the present purchaser.
Ellsworth Hall in New Hands
Bleiman & Co. have sold for the A.
II. Investing Company the six story
elevator apartment, on plot 10Ox1O0
1eet, known as Emsworth Hall, at the
southeast corner of Convent Avenue
and 149th Street, The seller acquired
the property last November.
Sale in Eighty-third Street
Pease e. Gilman have sold for a we'll
known New Yorker to Joseph G..
Abramson 325 West Eighty-third Street.
between West End Avenue and River
side Drive, an elevator apartment, on
plot 4lx100 feet
Buy in 1S0th Street
Slawson G. Hobbs have sold for I.
Schlesingcr to Aiken & Horowitz 5O4
West 1oOth Street, a five story apart
ment, on plot 37.6x100 feet.
More East Side Trading
The Fisher Realty Company has sold
III and 173 East 108th Street, two
four story flats, on plot 36.8x10O.11
feet, and. the three story dwelling at
46 West la Street to Nathan H. Lin
denauer and B. Greenberg
Jacob Bernstein has sold for the
Hartnett estate two four story tene-
ments, on plot 40x10O feet, at 24O and
242 East Forty-sevcnth Street; for
William Nagler jr., the tenements az
345, BAT and 349 East Forty sixth
Street, measuring 60x10O feet. The
same broker sold for Eva Korn the
five story lot, on plot 5Ox1O0 feet at
319 and 321 East Forty fourth Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
LEGAL NOTICES

3lRE ~ Rl THE GRACE OF GOD,
rREE AND INDEpEN NDENT. TO the
issue if any OF M,nsSann Su1'' ana olane.
of residence are unknown; the New York
Trust Company. AS Administrator of the
goods chaitels and credits of Kingslard
sutton. docc-sed, any and all persons who
are or, claim ia be successors in interest to
Inc nroncrty impressed with and affected
by a trust in favor of said Kingsland Sut-
ton row deceased during his life by vir-
me of Inc Last VIII and Testament of
Cornelius X sutton late of the County Of
Nov York deceased Louisa c. Crosby
stanton Whitney, Ethel NJ. Satteree.
lloyd Aspinwall and TO all persons inter-
osted or claiming as creditors, lesa,ees,
proDortv affected by trust in favor OF
iti,,p.iand sutton. now deceased created
bv and under the Last VIII and Testament
of cornelius h sutton, decea sed. who at
the time of his death was a resident of
thn Founty of New York, SEND GREET
,ron ,he petition Of THE NEW YORK
rR1rS'T COMPANY. having it's office at 26
Rroad Street. Borough of Manhattan. City
Of Naw York. you and each of you are
ha~ehv cited to show cause before the Sur
roeates Court of the County of New York.
held af the Hall of Records in said County
Of New York. on the Esd day OF March.
lao0 At 1890 o'clock in the forenoon of
york Trust Company as Trustee of the
irlst for the benefit of said Kingsland sut-
ton. deceased. created by the Last VIII
a'ra Testarnent OF Cornelius X. Sutton. late
"f o. the county OF New York. deceased
should not be iudiciaily settled.
IL WITNESS WHEREOF we have
op the said County OF New York to be
6ereunto affixed.
WITNESs. Honorable John P. Cohalan.
Surrogate OF said County at
,sEAI) The Hall Of Records in the Coun-
~ of New York, the 18th day OF
1rabruary In the year of our Lord 1920
DANIEL }. DOWDNEY.
Clerk of the Surrogates' Court
HUGHES ROUNDS. SCHURMAN &
DWIGHT, Attorneys for The New
York Trust Company. % Broadway,
fr.,A. York ('itN
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
Sale of Fifteenth Street Loft

Abraham Bricken has purchased the
90-foot twelve story loft building at
80 and 32 West Fifteenth Street from
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
Canadian Concern Gets Space
In New Fifth Ave. Ru;ldino


Douglas Gibbons g. Co. and Brown
Wheclock e. Co. have leased the sixth
1Ioor of the new Fifth Avenue Guaranty
trust Company building, southeast
corner Of Fortyfourth Street and Fifth
Avenue, comprising 1900 square feet.
TO TO 'he +. r. Daley Company, Inc, of
Hamllton, Ont, for executive offices.
Inc operations of the Carnegie Cor
poration of New York have expanded
so rapidly that it has found it neces-
sary to secure larger quarters. The
corporation has leased the tenth floor
IN the Guaranty Trust Company's Fifth
Avenue building. through Brown.
Wheelock & Co.. Inc. A part of this
space will be used by the Carnegie
Foundation.
The Cross Brown Company has
leased space at 1761 and 1863 Broad
way TO Hugh Porter; at 245 West Fifty
nth Street. to the Troy Wagon Works,
inc, and at 16 East Thirty
Street, to II. D, Morrison.
The Lewis L. Rosenthal Company has
leased half Of the first floor in the
building now in course Of construction
At 1873 and 1875 West Thirty third Street
to the franklin Costume Company and
the remaining half to Rubenstein G.
Tof.
j. Arthur Fischer has leased to
Chamelin & Rutner q loft in 900 Sixth
Avenue; to Herbert Z. Coons, a loft at
70 Third Avenue, and three lofts in
the building at the southeast corner Of
Seventh Avenue and Fiftieth Street
Manheimer Brothers. Inc. have
leased at 120 and 1872 West Thirty-first
Street, the first and second lofts to
the Stein Cosmetic Company; at $50
Seventh Avenue. store to Goldsmith
( Ressler; at 112 West Twenty-ninth
Street, stores to the Malvin- Herzog
Company. Inc, and to Philip Fishkind,
and lefts to Wolf, Gertner & Shapiro
and to Block & Kass, and loft at 112
West Twenty eighth Street to Max
Mann.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

g s7TH ST. WEST.-Newly furnished large
bedroom. one flight. private salon; abund-
ant closet space. SIN weekly.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
Nicholas c. Parlos Gets
Nweiling i, .;fl, Avenue

Pease & Elliman lave rented In con-
junction with the Cruikshank Company
SIS Fifth Avenue, modern ive-story
American basement DIVE. ling, to Nicho-
las c. Partos, president OF the Partola
Manufacturing Company. The Partola.
Manufacturing company has just taken
ever the 'Aeill-Adams building. en-
the west side of Sixth Avenue, be-
tween Twentieth and Twenty frs
streets, at an aggregate rental of over
%3,0000O0
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
E.Iat ts.iYilan. IL, Hrnr,x

NJ l.. & c. Ernst have sold to Max
Hirsch 447 Claremont Parkway, a five
story apartment, OF plot i3.5x99.4 with
four stores. Rose Hirsch negotiated
the sale
James J. Connors has sold for Paul
II. kroeger 1853 Willis Avenue, north
west corner Of i35th Street, iive-storv
fiat. on lot 26Xl00. to NJ Heller. presi-
dent of the Anthony Avenue Realty
Company.
Max and Harris Tsaacso on have bought
from the Roseff Building Corporation
the building at 24l5 Creston Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
Syndicate 10 Take Over
Gren,lMicI, Track fog. Homes

GREENWICH, Conn, Feb. ga
syndicate is being formed here for the
purchase OF 2SO acres of the choicest
land in Greenwich, owned by Mrs.
Elizabeth Mlbank Anderson, wife of A
A. Anderson. the philanthropist. in the
rear of her residence on Milbank Ave
nue.. which extends 10 the railroad
tracks IL Cos Cob.
The. purchasers intend to cut a four
mile road through to Indian Field Road
and develop the property for Residential
purposes. Ladd & Nichols represent
the syndicate.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
i1nIarsing Holdings at 43d ST.
AuU s..cx;nn7on Axar,un

Sol Stern has sold for the estate Of
Charles Connor l3l East Fortv-third
Street, adjoining the northeast corner
Of Lexington Avenue, which Mr. Stern
sold last week to the same purchaser.
The combined plottage contains over
1900 square feet. The property was
sold for all cash This corner is con-
sidered one of the most desirable in
the Grand Central zone, and it is un
derstood negotiations are under way
for It's resale
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
Realty Trading i'm City and Suburbs

,ne ,ra DIXIE Security Company. M. Rubin
was the broker. N''''
Sale in Center Street
George Schlegel has sold the xix-
,ehter Street on plot 43xi06 irrep-
ular to a client represented hv Kenneth
!, l.. Newman. Spear e. Company have
"ren appointed managing agent Of the
property by the purchaser.
Loft for East Twenty-ninth Street
ou e. A. Turner has sod for the Ross
ehsla.e' the through George II. Church
enc u, property at l2O East Twentv-ninth
street, to client who will alter into
stores and lofts.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
& Co.
Enlarge Site
For Annex
Buy Hotel and Tenemenls
in West 34th and 35th
Streets for Proposed
Additional S4ructurc

The six-story Karpen Building and
six-story Hotel Atlas at 1855 to 159
West Thirty fourth Street, and two
tive-story tenemcnts, at 154 and 1856
West Thirty-ifth Street, occupying n
plot 56x200, have been purchased by
r. II. Macy & Co., for a site of the
proposed annex to their department
store. The realty was bought from
M. II. and C. Ernst.
Several years ago the Macy firm
acquired 149 and 1873 West Thirty
fourth Street and 146 to 1852 West
Thirty-lfth Street, and subsequently
filed plans for a seventeen story an
mex, but delayed construction work to
acquire additional land. The present
Macy store is ten stories high and COW
ers plot 1852 feet on Thirtyfourth
Street, 1896 feet on Broadway, and $50
feet on Thirty-hfth Street. With the
latest acquisitions the frontagcs on
Thirty fourth and Thirty fifth Streets
are increased to 5302 feet and sos feet.
respectively
Buy in Motor Section
The Madison Tire e. Rubber Co. have
purchased through Cross G. Brown
Co., the garage on lot 25x1OO, at 20
West Sixtieth Street, between Broad
way and Columbus Avenue. The sell
lers were NJ. S. Ames and Leo We'll.
The property is located just west
of the Circle Theatre, in the heart of
the Broadway motor center, and abuts
the property fronting in Fifty-ninth
Street, about opposite the site acquired
recently by the Gotham National Bank
for Improvement with the first sky
scrnper business building pro oiect in this
zone. Deputy Police Commissioner
Harris recently acquired control of the
thoroughfare building block bounded
by Fifty seventh and Fifty-eighth
Streets, Broadway and Eighth Avenue,
of which he will improve with a tall
structure.
Sale of Fifteenth Street Loft
Abraham Bricken has purchased the
9O-toot twelve story loft building at
80 and 32 West Fifteenth Street from
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
YOUNG LADIES

to solicit classified adver;isine. must he COM
peient and eNperienced; those with follow
ihS IN foreign language newspapers pre-
ferred. exceptional opportunity TO bright
young ladies. Apply Room 946, &c Parl, Row
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
Auction Sale Tonight of
Pron,slnn Eiais and Dwellings

Jere johnson jr. Company, auction
GERS. will sell tonight at o'clock in
the brooklyn Real Estate Exchange,
l69 Montague Street, twenty-six par
GELS Of Brooklyn realty, consisting of
widely scattered dwellings, flats and
business or store properties. Most Of
the houses are leased to monthly
ion9utS
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET

0RAWING ROOM. bedroom and bath, ex-
ouisiteiy furnished. baby grand piano
snd Aeohan vocation, restaurant on prem
.ses phone Schuyler l4I0, Apartment No.
"a
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
GIRLS AS TYPISTS.
GIRLS AS CLERKS.

Girls, age II and over, wanted
as clerks. Permanent positions.
Large financial institution.
Hours 9 to A 80. Saturday half
holiday. Luncheon served free.
Opportunity to study typewrit-
ing, stenography and dicta-
phone without expense. Salary
to start $12. Call after 8 A.
NJ, room 5000 Metropolitan
Life Building. 4th Avenue &
23rd Street, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
CITY REAL ESTATE
HESS Business Property
HIss 80, . = q . sss.sf ssss i s. a& 9 Aa
BOROUGH CT BRoOKLYN

FAMILY brick house, BROOKLYN.
rooms and bath; inciosed porch. electric
at once; price 10000. terms Realty
Trust. 217 Broadway, N Y. Barclay 45st.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
SPECIALITY SALESMAN

Who would like to locate in
Now York City, or
COLLEGE, GRADUATE
WHO can show record OF success
IS wanted to represent a large
corporation in negotiations OF
Il difficult nature.
Position worth 5000 TO right
man
y II. Huntington. los West
soth st.. bet. $3.50 and ] o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24

sALEsMEN.
An OPEN LETTER
TO TIE sALEsMEN
OF GREATER NEW YORK.
Are you entirely satisfied with your
present business connection?
Is It Welding you the income your
eHort and ability ontitle You to?
And how about the future? Is there
INC opportunity for You to develop into
slV,ooO - $4,000 d year man?
=, II you cannot answer YES to these
shree questions, II YOU feel that you
@ are sTANDING STILL in your pres
eht position. then This advertisement
carries message for you, no matter
"Aat your salss experience has been.
We are a MANUFACTI'RINCi COR
!Dh RATION, with nationally known
9rodqct. protected by a patent process
which Is considered as important 20
The AUToMOTIVE industry from an
economic standpoint as the Bessemer
process is to the steel industry.
~ We have room. in our. organization
,rF ,oT d nun be- Of live wire statesmen,
VINO are looking for job which they
can make their life's work-where
ffhsy fhsy can virtually get into business
iog themselves.
If YOU arc such d man. we will give
you the opportunit of making moro
.'pheN during the next six months
man you ever made before. and after
IA lf Your work has been satisfac
Wy, you may step into a PERMA-
t;NNNl POSITION III our merchandise
,.is department on basis of re-
4 4t,uA'l al Ion which will insure your
NlsAt now, We arc increasing our
.n-shuiacturing facilities and are looll-
ing for young men who are ambitious
10 10 mako future for themselves, and
mo are willing to help us IN securing
o ,.e aueitlonai capital which we re-
s",ie 80 ioi business and plant expan-
STeh' by calling on Motorists in New
,'ofh and vicinity with cards of in
,,l"duction) and inviting subscriptions
a. i our Offering Of per cent Cumu-
49,. frelerrou stock, with a Com
mon stock bonus.
WI bMsny Young men in our organization
in no nave never sold a share Of stock
"a "a 'helr lives before are now earning
sSzoa commission basis from 800 TO
80. d week and more. so do not hcsi-
IT. because OF lack of experience in
heia particular limo Of work; we Will
,e,.r from the start-and your sue
- VIII not only mean money IN your
pFp>s' put VIII prepare you for a
'HHA4ANt.NT FUTURE
,a,.ou You would like to know more about
s1.s sdS. opportunity. wouldn't you? Then
Msaess letter TO =. O. Box All,
suasaa.son Square Station. New York,
ASKING for an interview. In your let
indy state your age and selling
ssNperlence. References need not be
eo,Gn Gn until after you have been ac-
No'ued an interview.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
Statesmen

NJ Statesmen
dan a ee experienced stock statesmen for divi-
La IL paying producing oil company: live
,nauS' ~. commission basis only experienced
Al - OF good record will be considered
"'p'y suite 1915. 145 West 45th st.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets and Nug9

SLOANES, WILTON. ADMINISTER.
WINTTAlL CARPETS,
100 yard up, in gray. blue. green brown
mixed colors. for all purposes Rugs ali
makes. all prices, all sizes Si2.5O 10 50 90
up. MAKING OVER CLFANlNG IAY.
Nc p4ElNG. reasonable. STILLINGs,
Nc o2o-62S Madison Ave. (59th). Plaza