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Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-02
NEW LONDON PEPPER
 SENT TO STATE HOSPITAL

Carl Lumberg, 32, alias Carl Lund. was committed to the Norwich state hospital from the New London police court Thursday morning and was brought to the hospital Thursday to be confined for ten days as an obser- vation patient. A New London pl1y- .sician adjudged him sub normal
 Lumberg was identified by New London woman as the man Whe got into her home on recent evening, soaring the family. sLum berg, who Is 8 very neat ap- nearing man, and outWaFdiy seems rational. has admitted to the police that he has been following women and peeking into windows and the form of his admissions are such that they have led the police to believe that he is in need of medical atten- tion.
 Residents in the vicinity of Jeffer- son and Lincoln avenues have been terrified of late by an unknown man who has been annoying women on the street and following them. Last Sat urday night it is said that HumberG raised window at the Savage home in Williams street, and entering the building gave the family a terrible fright young man visitor threw Lumberg out of the window.
 Lumberg remained about the prem ises peel1ing into the windows Or
 the same evening it is said he follow ed, daughter of Thomas F. Dorsey 1ai she was on her way home.
 Wednesday member of the Say age family noticed Lumberg in tCrowl theatre and going outside informed Sergeant Smith. Sergeant Smith. hat an usher call Lllmberg to the rear 0 the theatre and then arrested him Lumberg stated that he is 33 years o age, that he had been in the ammu nition department at Camp Devens but had been discharged for disabilit.
 and that he had been working at tn
 Babcock Printing Press Mfg. Co. whel last employed.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-02
RABBITS FAMILY HAS
 ARRIVED FROM RUSSIA

Mrs. Anna Roggin. wife of Rabbi Wolf Roggin. and their two daugh- ters. Ruth. aged 10. and Sophia, aged 6. have arrived in New London from Jerusaiem. A large sum of money was raised by the Jewish community a few months ago to reunite the fam iiy. ana on Monday after a months s voyage the mother and daughters arr rived in New York, where they were met bv Rabbi Roggin.
 Rabbi RogEin has been separated from his family for the past five years. Al the outbreak of the war he left Jerusalem because he did not wish to serve in the Turkish army against the allies. He came to America and spent the first year in New York. from which place he was called to take charge of the Ahavat Chesed syna- goEue in New London.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-02
MEMS SPRING HOSIERY

Our showing of Hosiery includes the finest made, high in quality and priced lower than you'll possibly find elsewhere.
 Mems Cotton Hosiery, in Ipswich and Millers - Mems Lisle Hosiery, in Shawknit Everwesr and Not a-seme-Men's Silk Hosiery, in Phoenix Onyx and Shawknit. They come in all colors-black white, cordovan, gray, navy and green-C Cotton at 2sc and 35c-Lisle at 65c-Sik at $1 .0O to $500
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-02
Fifth. steamer Al pier

The wooden steamer Sernindino. the fifth of the $500 ton wooden cargo carriers owned by the Emergency Fleet corporation to be aliocated to New London for an indefinite tie-,Ip at the state pier, has arrived there Three more steamers of the same class are expected. a
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-02
Deserves AiI of 1t.

A nation so supineiy happy that it allows, itself to be income taxed to support an army of liquor sniffing slealths deserves everything that may come to il from fhe boots of the godE. Chicago Tribune.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-02
Eocatino Palmer.

The Atlanta Constitution recom- mends A. Mitchell Palmer to it's con valve doesn't furnish any power. It merely blows off steam.-Detroit Free Press.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-02
AFTEsNoeM PROGRAMME BY
 B NATURAL CULB

Mrs. Raymond c. Brittin entertain ed the B Natural club Wednesday aft ernpon at her home on Boswell ay- enue.
 An exceptionally pleasing musical
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-02
MEMS SPRING SHIRTS

Mems Spring Shirts wide range of materials and newest dssignsin Percale, Madras, Silk and CrepsdeChine We especially feature Eagle" and "Aistic" Shirts We show excellent Shirts at $2O0 and up to $l4.00.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-02
Announces pauehter,s Marriage.

Mrs. Abbie F. Thompson of New London announces the marriage of her daughter, Mae E.,, to- Richard M. But Ter, also of New London. which took place Jan. IT in New York city. They will make their home in New London
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-02
The Next Amendment.

A western newspaper wants to know what the Twentieth Amendment will be. know. A law to forbid all pro- hibitions.-New York Telegraph.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-02
MEMS EASTER NECKWEAR

patterns and colorngs 75c splendid show ing of the fashionable Silk Knitted Tes $250 to $400
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-02
LOOK! HERE IS
 GENUINE ASPIRIN
SAFE, PROPER DIRECTIONS IN
 EACH a5AYERp PACKAGE

The ''Bayef Cross marked on tab let's means you are getting the gen. uine "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin," 1" proved safe by millions Of people.
 In the Bayer package are proper di- rections for Colds, Headache, Tooth ache, Earache, Neuralgia. Rheilmat tism. Lumbago, sciatiea, Neuritis and for Pain generally.
 Handy tin boxes of 12 tables cost only a few cents. Druggists also sell larger Bayer packages. Aspirin is the trade mark of Rayer Manufacture of
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-02
MEMS TRIANGLE COLLARS

We local agents for the celebrated Triangle coars in every fashionable shape We feature extensively the popular Soft Collars in great variety of styles Gree earer of Triangle" Collars and You'll wear no other.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-02
MEMS SPRING HATS

Every Hat high quality through and through and priced the sruaEest possible margain of profit Mems Soft Hats in black, brown, oak arbor and Chase-at @z. 50 to $500. [7
 ksos Stiff Hats. in black and brown-at $500 and $65o
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-02
CREENEWLLE

Six hours after high water 1t sis low water which is followed by flood tide.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-02
Time and the Senate.

2 Wen. time nasses in the senate. if nothing elxe.-Nashviiie Tennesseea1-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-02
MEMS SPRING TOP COATS

Mems and Youths Spring Top Coats in black and Oxford silk lined throughout and silfaced extra good value $A50O-Mens Knittex Sprng-weight 0yereoats in navl and Oxford-at $500 to $5O.D0.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-02

with business including report. of of- icers, introduction of guests, election of officers, reports of committee ard election of members and presentation
 of namas for mamharshin- The foi
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-02
MEMS SPRING SUITS

Mems and Young Mems Spring Suits, in all the -forna-6tting, single and double-breasted style fancy colors at $$40.0O to $7000. 'f .s
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-02
MEMS SPRING UNDERWEA

MEMS SPRING UNDERWEAR We show all the best makes in Mems Underwear- Shirts and Drawers and Union Suits. Mems Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers long and short sleeve Shirts, in Lawrence, Roxford and Merit-at 75c to $l.25.
 Mems Union Suits, in Munsng Wear, Chalmers, Law- renee and Kenosha, in all shapes-at $1.50 to $3.00 Mems Nainsook Underwear = Shirts and Drawers, s9e and $l.o0-Union Suits, $1 .S5 to $2.0o.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
M,rcElIAseors rnAp.s

ARE YOu TRADER
! have Ave good standard make auto
m1l ltfs--sii - gu1d rout.tspa that wiil
itade Ia % real estate sepd roouinK
hnuAs, " hotel some cash u proposition
iuslttiss, tuhnlt ire your proposition
%. q TNOMrrON
tai7 Majestic Blds
~ ~ ar " iTg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
1nnArkns rom .Al.r !
yBifU CHANCE

W. " fhANh "
Thea,er. IN live oil town % rs zee
populstlap, toinplste equipment seats 80
Price lf,05e
only thes,sr In town Of 5000 for ts.sea
only theEter IN ,nwn Of SOC south
vest Part 81 stat~, complete squipnent
.veiyih,ns new. good location. fine b1si.
hSss .'see.
DANDY thcs,.r IN good town II sseo.
sruthusst ~ city. best location and MAX
ins real monsy Fret class equipment
tit 1ea
TheH'.r IN new ard booming oil town,
nosthssn part Of state fiuildisg aud all
for ossess Thestsr without the hpiid.
lag oae, 600. Thla 10 the beet monsy
maker 10 he had.
TSrss sirst eisss thss,-,s IN ssrns town
~ 1880 repuls,is d,.sei,ins psrtrer-
ship, viii ssii tor lie,ees o. each Al tih.
esc, iiasss ana $500.
Nave offers In shs shov husisese. 10
any pan of thr sat. n ycu want 20
Tcass sSy (, ~ sso;4.ss rssarsh n 'f;ss Ss ~
CHANCE Phsee y. iis,. sis wss,
Main. ohhhessa Csty,
|
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23

oooA0A vA1s Axo s1NosofN0
~ ss' s,',ss.'ss !. ~ - !s.s.'.':! s:.s';.s's
u - NSatsii css1paav. ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
s,ylD,so aarvu,n asp uxrKa

aAvss Axp orrics yvnstsuKs- Nee
''t ss:s.as ;::sss 80 s1issa a;Ss asSCsvs .s'; O.
oli ~ Mans, sssss wsl.M y
~ =. nat.sssWi Walass sssi syPs0ssssss
essNss: ~, sss'se - sssstse -
o1k %y'syv;sss sss&:sss. .,|, ~:
etsskss II, E 20 aXsss''i1m aX2:sss.. 1m f"'sss ":s.'
~ u, :: :'S 4. ;Is::'''i.; u: Si;:. y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
MISCELLANEOUS ron SAFE on
ri;Apt

ron SALE on TRADE Two ssht- hsrsc
poser portable ia'erna' .onrl .rRintf
teH.hrtss powcf portable intsrnaiieHFt
eugus. one th0ls keys'on. rStn shsli.
% q. ruins. Ncfdsn, ukls
s&slt. s,ets II dfosr tor ssle or TRADE.
viii sNe ~ take diffrrents Al.
n -If nAre naeklna hn.nl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
A,ros. VEHICLES AxD Accv-soRIrs
look THESE OVEN

i2t' MUCK RoNuarEr. tre 'ht-
iItr nov ........ u fhI
1919 ropGH ToUptSp, fine shape
l}r tse ......... ... 800
1919 in'I,K g.D. j,pas.snssf. fine
shstr. cora tirs' ..... ii.eoJ
1919 nriCE, ~ ,passsuxr. tHa
shspH. cora tfs- .. ... ! Do
iji, nticE fig sP,,sEngrr. ftus
share ruci new trgs .... ~
islt muck, J. "a : nssssrsfr tirs
shape, sooi new 'fts p01
1871 HtlcK I.g "a. HHH N.3 fU~
share good tsv tr,s $50
i.E Nrlrt b-ts b.ptssEBEr tr-
thstv, new pHint HEt fHp 80
1919 NrlrN. E-N roadster n"~ 'op
rslni r,,i u,-. liiio
HUIsON srEE l3SrEN fins shape,
ssTd tres Erf faTter " 10
! nay NiH , ps-,srgtf. new patio.
and tpp, sGsi ur.t. llA@ ne VI tN'
! TANE 4 fire shap". are Whsals
real buy ...a,.. ......s+. y ~
/ vELiE 1913, res TOP wire wheels
cord tires and starter sfe
rcsl ag'otuohli. ..... ...,.. 10
CHANDLER CtlMMf, Di'
good tres IN 'drt Clafs shhP"
every vsy veal ,...H... y 'po
roam ROADSTER, isls starter al
sttr@s, las nss .-..t.... - So
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23

y19 s,I.r. i,nrn rosn ,t.t /. p,y,s
..st 80, 49, si ',,,, 800
rem, .nd rnsil ir,es,msn, o,f@ IN .r.
e.ts feduir. ny tlne. Address Ro, i.T.
s.tli~sts, osls
rrrn sro,r ro, s,tv -u,,, r.,,,,
'i.,u sI'i'h ruh NNLh r','nt 'r,'
me % ~, an. & s,s.i rs sy.,r.. ' 40 ,' ~
,r.s,,r. a, ,n.sirt,. Ir,li,,, t.g .r ~,
nj. t,,.,. - ~ c.,. ual.s,r,n,
MOULD tuf ~ lease rt"d sa ~ 5000
i"gs,'on "'rrs Ky hr,ni,r'''n ana ''S
p'lse. =, - ''""''"'
f.n s1Ls., h-, Lsts',, lasS'anys sssn'y
s's tlHnehS Is."sv 90 Ieas 80, tS
mient censidtr rstinet Of 8 t,s men 10
l,t. 'gii ,nsrr, call -rvs w phah,
rts Patterson iilla " $50 talAhomA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23

-.
LADIES r0of rrsf' sue, Sss''' ant
cuhf' TsE'l'rfn.s sl's ard otrr''f'' y
w'y st bNls "f.oi.. .i"1l S'1it. -'
r,g .,i..-f........, ....-.l max f.,
..t ~ U, r.4
,.,, ,,-... ....
~ ~ S', ,,t '.'..
ii.t't.'. A.a.
WAIVED 'p hos tr' suFsb'- 30 F'.
- rap'-. vim. of THn. boy - o.. :
y. y. nd I,n " iie.----..
r,. s..s s.- l.sn ,rs 8
ari ..,,as At.f+- y puthar. Ar.
rfit.f suEr,af. AfAis b. .purhl4rn t.Ht.
f.rs.,a
t11 p,IC4I,s fS 4 AMY
49,, 1870 "uons ,, 49,
,-,t T,-. -. /, r,,,,-'.',
a ,.. 80
s..,i .."ha. ana "'' '"s -
',5Ah Coy %, w., NI,' " '''' ts
~, ~ ~,',l.,. t,,, ..my das ,,,a,
O - Wi ,rmy tsets,. b,.od
'tch ....... .... .,t ~
,,'.' 'rG' ~cght ~ u' '",0 ."
-r. ~, "a, 80 50
l., 90, lu,,ts,s ,swr,iy g,ri
va., s.. toe r.'f. ! ,.tm ....... 20
tvs ....... ,zs0
thsk, ,o,,an cor'orts .lst'ly
+ s.,p 'totsd 'Sd.on e"rfar' a'tht'
b ~ s'el' my she'"'Hl ''n9'''' N
o T. w7al ey.N14., In ref'sct con
aHtor ciaF tr tI"i any erinf IS -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
EyrNiGrWtrcV AND SODA
FOCsrt1Ss

SlDA FOrNT NfNs
80 tsv. s-s.,si bargains IN bath pew
tli ~ s.'J uvei ou'fiN. 10 -, -
uri : 'n1' cna intinds IN raIrc cunirs -
on fgsr-s necessary 10 nrsH ~ cnm
tie't drug ~ con'ceiicns.y store VII
fayt 'nu rone, ~skJ rinn'hiy rsvwsr's
IgF'
GTosnAs FOUNTAIN coMrtSy.
ttlt LIZ, Oh =, Dallas, Terss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23

,.,'.. a Tom "% osisn"@s ,'fy. sossis,sss r
~ sstss. nearly kn t,Il4sis. uHsl 49,
iI1' tueRis talvsd sboHl N.9eo. ~ oelo9
sro~,1s .lIaita price ser acre ot3e ~
f4rthrf ieritcpisrs call ~. NJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23


aN.,T O. "a ssi .'hnd 20 sn--hSA ~
Ht7r ~np wid ne good i've DAsDog1l
An.u 10 iIysa. heavy az ,ov Iitss ~
sotS ant WBea, county fine eppestu0o
tor bEht rsriJ ! itsSe f@
u = ti.,Uf 81, Tulsa. oala passe 0vn19
80 IT"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
AcrE nA.cW NORTH

Oood rorJa hApw, tsrs sad esteuU1s
hrs. pleety ~ rls tor heating snd nGDoe
tag fruit sri -tRds, frs ven wAeae ~
ricse Ia price 5000. tises easA. ooia6oo
terms
81 YrsN rEAiTY co.
500 y w Ras-rvs Bsnk ~ ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23

tuh HALL EIs,tfc motors s1d ssbsf.
fl.fs 90 sIrrs slsY fsSiniIng Aff TO-
1 alfInV is.tf'p lsbAIf 20 go " EFHtI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23

-, :S4s,t ", 4 tssESs,s: ESssss"
nvsss e." sasssiaA sssx y. As'A
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23

Good $ ser.s north ~ capitol M OL3
i.Fsom house. Iar,hss srrssrs1 ~
veil ~ water. sn.ii barn. ehbete0
~ fsncsd and eroes.f~need vtte eG)1
virs. ono scrs In vhsst Cali ~ -
iis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
MI,crllANrors Hon ale

WANT--To hUy u,sd muhisr,ph al tea
sgnAbs price business phone W. !i3s,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
nrsisrsa nrrnnrrNlrv

Hi SiNFss oi'rpETVNiTF.
WAITED 4 uufy d.irlbu'nt 10 ',srS
T.rTty N the s,ste ~ Ob'Nh ms 10 han.
~ rur signal tah Ish,-i qu!rs 60 ni'ath,
trsArcnG.t~ and wii tat the ~. ef car .
"tin,Ibsivs ~ perrsN ui pi EsvIitL.S tts
uorOy t,r Gtsir,but1f' ,sft,tU'y +osng
ias we today
NATIONAL. sAigs cONPkSY.
fff ON ENCHANGE bl.tI
UhLAiihAA CITY, OKLA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
rTs,svss orroarrNTIvs IN csTv

I.If.r .r..Sg ami residential fsofnina
I.r fsfitItarlN tsnfs UlbH o.,
trp.... sf1f.s tHl tfU'I tufInvss fhsuess
tIll.si i..F NALrif iNl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23

ruit Sttt Rvtiste'rd tAaA rot,hrton
ALTON, 5~BIs od Matte MrLsu.
f't. ~, mll'- Vet ~ hu"tr ukl.
ron SALE one mule Z y.srs. etacs
hB-S pesrs. 1 mute ! years al from
rn't WORK stock. y ~. French. n ,.
El'nond. uhi.
ftrE YorNd 'Ow- lial ". iIth 81.
fr,sh iaih March
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
w u4I, ,~ag. M ami sell u,sd ,ats
A,1p AAEuEI

w tJ.i. tsag, lHy eni sell used cate
A,1p ANEaLI
" is7 rs v go
htiCk 49,. l4l,. spa. ssssr =, ~
iudsan sly > hiN. ! tlt, d., &ssehk'f wv
gtson 80, as. l4t ,'rosssh. hooy
"Liyt hn'sA- .sli. '-.a's-nstt' Al ...
t.ns. 1917. pA",ugsr ......... ..
puuEo tpadsisr, ~ ....,ttt.-..t ats
iofd resd. .'s,, isls' .,:,,.... W
i0rd rend,,sr ipi, ..,..'.t-' g..
fori touring. iFlf ..,..,..- 80
it.fd touring tiit -tttt... -
torI tourins i9i, .,....., .ty
Al 10 MAl.kLr.
W fsi, ild W ''h
,fuH SALE i,ton Eeti tfDcA s.a one
FoId delivery car, NGli Maiupt tisS Ct
Mapl. sssv.t
rOR TitAbi. -s,tylind,r. t.ps. ,ourihg
ear IN good condition. Tor roed susN
tsstsursn' Address is3 we,t g II, capt
fVnp cocrE starter, ~it. wheel,
ppp0F car fcr sale lriT id-ss>.
Nirhsels Io,s California
WANT fIve passenger fotd esf Call
A,'ru riRs REPAIR siiof
Let vs. start you IN very pfrfitahle
nnsinH.s 10 tspsfisnc" Necessary ~t
too h tho husiarss and sell you the equip
meni and pay you whil. you learn vsty
smaii ih,e,imsn, required can spi srt
uH ar write Tor literature Ant.tsal
alsaip Nulrahiscr Co. siesb Grand. Kan.
sss cly, No
NEw sTirHrNa ,dF sails at har.Ain.
irnur. st III " srd NJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23

We CARRY OvR owS PArEn.
lutH cnEptr ~ IOOp
HAWKES. MOTOR CAR ENCHANGE go
Maple ts, COS y h'o-'"aJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
tATrif AND STOCK
PUBLIC SALE g..
THffUaIJAf. TEu san

"ANTEb. 10 uuY wIH ptr rs.h fot
.sD GVai NAV teams 10 80 or mates.
tFsr Itsfa QIi Ntig.,ug not lss,
fn go 'lt ant sound kra ne a, iI.
irrf fatu. on Reno -. Geo
.lH san.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
n,s>r,, orroRrrx,rIrs OFT or
CITY


PrSTArDAST rINTuNEs
" buUi iunch eoonttts back hsrs
ilf~far ''ants. siu is. tshiss ehNi's
tteHtnt tsbi,r, roifee urrs, com rl"is
emu Ipissrt, cave you rnuavy sAsy ripnihg
pav''erts
GEoSIAN FOUNTAIN COMPANY.
lzilss TsAHs
lil. sat-. fne u.R Iaslbs dfna s,or-
iu so..bNrst OklahuhA tuH paftisuIara
hy rsE. " q N-Nrrs Asrsarn. Gala
root IrER nArRri. OUTFITS
N~t n tis rayins hu.n~ss hs tdsipn
Ing NJ ~ uu' lars" rHut beer barrel pI' t
t. The ftfissi setiIns cnid d',nS ur the
trdrtvt Enntm6ys LttfiU w tgsn'sh
lAen rumriHte s'nsii rash ptvntat dosn.
bsiaprs Easy monthly payments
1rOSNhN FurNTAiN COMPANY
itl1 tFNe t'sk Z tallss ftra-
ron SALE -DH'v m1thtne shop N ihfb
tus td town - IS zoe tr'n fsNfiy y
nrw about g. .o6o viii handle trsi rs4.
ru Tor ~sih hs &. y, Duncan. faacs Ciy
p@is
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-04
EDUCATIONAL

EDUCATIONAL D
 
 BARBER ,cOl. .LtetstS 43 BARBER COLLEGE P 200715 Sd ave. North Wanted, men and ladies to learn the barber trade, tuition, $25; you get half you take in college; hair cut, 15c; shave, 10c.
 BUSINESS cUi.-.'4ssf.s II
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-04
NEW AUTOMOBILES AT WHOLESALE

We have discontinued
 the agency for one of the worlds best auto mobiles, and have sev- eral of their latest
 models in stock. These we will sell at exactly the cost of the cars to us. This gives those who appreciate a fine auto- mobile an opportunity to get one at cost. The factory guarantee is, of course, in effect, as the cars are brand new. Don't answer this ad unless you mean busi- ness and have the money to buy one of the worlds best autos. Box O-41, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-04

BUSINESS COURsE-@whee' ar students get the best positions You can get 3 standard Wheel CT scholarship at savins or s15 to $25 by acting promptly Sessions day and night. Cali, write or phone Wheeler Busi- ness College 1909 to 1923 lst ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-04

LOST-Brooch set with one diamond and pearls. Find CT call Main l283-J. Re ward.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS
S25 REWARD
LOST AND FOUND

FOR THE RETURN OF FORD ROADSTER TAKEN FROM IN FRONT OF OUR STORE SAT URDAY NIGHT BET " ZEN 7:30 AND 10 O'CLOCK. JULY 24. CAR HAS, SMALL TRUCK BODY, WITH SIDE DOOR; AND TAIL GATE MISSING; PAINTED SOLID BLACK, WITH DUPLICATE LICENSE TAG OF WOOD, NO. S366; ENGINE NO. 1512340. SPARK MAN FURNITURE CO.,. 21S-15 N. FIST ST. MAIN 6684.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-04
EMPLOYMENT
FURNISHING GOODS
 SALESMEN
HELP wANTED-MALE

SALESME EN
 Blach's needs one or two high-class, experienced salesmen in the furnishing goods department; prefer young men well acquainted with local trade; good proposition for a live one. Apply to Sam Blach, J. Blach & Sons.
 w A N T ED RELIABLE M AN FOR DISTRICT WORK AND COLLECT ING FOR NEWSPAPER IN THE CITY. CALL CIR- COLLATION. MANAGER, AGE-HERALD.
 BLACKSMITH wanted for all-round work; capable dressing tool and machine forgings. Address M-41, care Age-Herald.
 WANTED-Good solicitors :; a chance to make big money; salary and commis- sion. Apply Circulation Manager, Age-Herald. YOU can earn big money selling our tires direct to users at these low prices; 30x3 non-skid $9.60 to 37x5 $2S.70. Wright. Kentucky, earned S649,05 in two weeks; Hopper. Illi- nois. earned s2.11o.o3 in one month Our plan from manufacturer direct to user. Exclusive territory given Write or wire quick before your ter ritory is taken. Giant Tire & Rubber Co., Atlanta, Ga.
 ACCOUNTANT AND OFFICE MAN-We have number of excellent positions to offer to capable experienced young men, so if you are an office man with good references, capable of filling re- sponsible position, call at our office and tell us of your wishes. The Com mercial Exchange, 1l0s Empire Bldg. OFFSET PRESSMAN AND TRANSFER MAN-We have recently opened 3 lithographing department and need the services of one Harris pressman and one transfer man; state expert ence and wage wanted and when can come. The Mills Printing Co.,. Grif- fin. Ga.
 TENOGRAPHER-Yo man stenog tad at ct ha raa and able to handle good position this position is located in small town near Birmingham, where living con ditions are fine: good salary. 221S Jefferson Count Bank Bldg. MEN-we'n teach yo, barber trade paying posistens guaranteed; income while learning; students complete ir ! weeks; we own shops. (White only.l | Write Jacksonville Barber College Jacksonville, Fla.
 1 BOOKKEEPER wanted for good posi- ! tion in local bank; must be expert
 eneed and able to furnish Al refer
 ence; prefer man who has had som'
 experience on posting machine. Alp l ply 221s Jefferson County Bank Bldg
 WANTED
 | Mechanics. painters. front man for uruS store ana male StenOSTdpuet i Call the Employment Exchange, 20i Realty Bldg, Main S492.
 LABORERS-A -Able-bodied. TOT govern ment work on Wilson Dam, Florence | Ala; wages, board and lodging good See representative at city federal Of
 flee, 3d floor city hall
 | WANTED-A first-class marker and as sorter. permanent place for partie who are accurate and fast; state sal ary wanted in first letter. Troy Laun | dry Co. Macon. Ga.
 WANTED-Experienced man cook To small country place; fine opening; goo' wages; sleeping quarters l62S Jeffer
 son County Bldg.
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EMPLOYMENT

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; w WANTED-Coal mine contractors coal miners; coal loaders aelnists; auto pechanics; colo9ed caAf: fry cooks; pastry cooks; camp cooks. walters; paper hangets furnit0re salesman; private secretary. eSpen- enced lady steno eraphers. lancl counter girls; } middle-aged Wlliia ladies; soda dispensers, table boys delivery boys: bookkeeper- salesman: hotel maids; hall men; window wash ers porters; colored waitresSes. cab met maker; timers; hoisashoer; others Producers Agency. 12113 N. 21st st
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-04
AUTOMOBILES

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GENERAL MERCHANDISE

Doing good business; present owner made wonderful success. and is going in larger business; s3,00e vii, pay for this nice little business and put ycu on the road to wealth. See NIT. Cowen with the Southern Business Exchange. Inc. 507-50S Empire Bldg RESTAURANT for sale Ensley. 1sc1 Ave. q
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WANTED-Salesman to call on select class of trade. MT. W. H. Campbell will be at Tutwiler Hotel Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Phone or write for ap- pointment
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-04

WANTED-Salesman already travelling, to sell linseed oil, paint oil, turpen- tine and turpentine substitute; liberal commission. Address S, Box 7S. Rich- mond Va.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-04

TAILORING agents sell mems special or- der s-overcoats; best values; low est prices; want big producers; state ex- perience. Write for fall-winter sample line Leeds Woolen Mills, 230 S. Frank lin, Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-04

FORD touring car stolen from in front of Southern Tire & Accessories Co.,, model 1917, license No. 05709. motor No. 14SS119; $50 reward for the re- turn of car or any information. Call Main 5445