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is wanted at once TO interview fresh live
prospects on a high class suburban develop
ment, located in Westchester; this means a
big opportunity for the riglt man; We are a
new firm In real estate, but old In expert
rnce you will have one OF the largest and
finest developments actively being marketed
In Westchester TO start With | am interest
ed in young man who has had successful
selling career preferably, but not necessarily
real estate. Call or write NJ. II. Barry, room
AIS, 81 Z. 42i st.
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STOCK Statesmen.

Coal IL in great demand. Coal securities
therefore sell readily. This Is particularly
true when the coal issue YOU offer is con
soidation OF mines that and have been
"a rnine big money for years. II you are
clever salesrnan- with record as money
maker we will furnish you with real live
leads involving wonderful radia ting posi-
bilities we win not risk these leads with
ordinary salesmen. therefore unless you are
very good don't call. Mr.. Swift. 1913 B'way.
room 103.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE


Pierce Arrow 80 h. p. 4 passenger coupe,
made in September. 1920; run LOO miles.
ing, made in July. 1920; run 5000 miles.
Pierce Arrow 8 ton covered truck, made
in April. 1920: run 1900 miles.
studebaker passenger sedan. 1919
model
All OF above are practically brand new and
can be bought at an attractive saving.
Address
MERRIAfAN FURNITURE CORPORATION,
jamestown, ~. Y.
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WHEN THE LATE THEODORE n.
VAIL SAID THERE WAS NO
DEARTI OF ROOM FOR AMBI-
TIOUS MEN AT THE TOP OF THE
LADDER OF SUCCESS. SOME
PEOPLE LAUGHED. BUT MR..
VAIL WAS RIGHT. AND IN
PROOF WE POINT TO THE oPPOR-
TUNITY. NOW OPEN WITH Us.
WHEREBY ANY MAN, PROVIDED
ONLY THAT HE'S AMBITIOUS, CAN
EASILY EARN $50 A WEEK AND
OVER MERELY BY WALKING AND
TALKING AND TELLING THE
TRUTH. If YOU ARE BETWEEN
% AND 90 TAKE ADVANTAGE or
THIS OPPORTUNITY. CALL 10
TO A.
SUITE 1910. % w. 4aD ST.
SUITE sos, 1872 NASSAU ST.
SUITE SO. 100 MONTAGUE ST.. BKLYN.
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SALESMAN.

SALESMAN.
Can you look stranger In the eye and tell
him the truth. and nothing but the truth?
Can you work hours day without being
watched? Are you willing 10 learn a selling
method that he's made $40 a week men In a
years time $4,000 a year men, whore they
were fixed for life in profitable and honest
business? II so, and II you are an alert, con-
scientious and determined worker who has
sold something and who is not now employed,
who Is not broke and to whom commission
basis does not get heart failure. Address X
D.. 3NS Herald. Hcfnld 50.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
9 A l. e 8 NJ 70 " .
FOR A YOUNG. GROWING
BUSINESS.

SAL z 8 NJ 70 N.
FOR A YOUNG. GROWING
BUSINESS.
You experienced saiesmen know
what II means TO get into a sales
force that is growing; we don't
have to go into details with YOU.
But for the benefit of inexperi-
enced men let us say Just this: II
means that your work gets atten-
tion. that you get full recognition
for good work.
Let US quote right here few
paragraphs of a letter from one of
the 80 men who have been pro-
NOTED from the RANKS to execu-
tive positions paying from 5000
TO $4,000 year.
ct could describe the Business
Builders in one word-OPPORTU-
NITY-but that naturally needs
some explanation.
THE greatest benefit have de-
rived from this organization Is
that have at last found real hap
piness due chiefly to the fact that
have proven TO myself and now
realize fully that Work is Life
zone OF my serious handicaps
before joining this organization
was a painful lack OF self-confi-
dence. which believe I have prac-
tically overcome, due to the train
Ing received here.
II feel must mention the won
derfui spirit OF cooperation which
permeates this entire organization.
find In the Business Builders the
sincerest desire amongst all OF the
men TO help one another and I
know thnt the success of our men
Is due In a great measure to this
spirit OF helpful cooperation.
Jimmy has done so much for
me that II is hard to single out
one particular act Of help for spe-
cial mention.
THE best thing ] know OF TO
show my appreciation for what
Jimmy has done for me IL TO
pass on the good word to every
one I meet so that regardless OF
how much. or how little. expert
ence they may have had. they. too.
will have a chance 70 take advnn-
tage of the exceptional opportunity
to be found in this organization.
Elliott.
with kindest regards to you.
am, as ever,
&C. s. KRUG."
The Business Builders Is IN In
rtitution conducting a continuous
Men Building Campaign. delevop-
Ing Men for National Sales Forces.
and financing the Expansion of
under the personal direction OF
James w. Elliott. writer OF Man
Messages.
Our CONTRACTS with cor
porations call for the training OF
1914 sales and business executives
within the coming year; IS within
the next 90 days.
Our men are making from sio0
to $500 week IN commissions, and
receiving their training at no ox-
pense. YOU can. II you VIII. in
crease YOUR earning power
RIGHT NOW--and at the same
time prepare yourself for bigger
Job.
Tear is the Great Enemy. 1t
holds most OF us In chains. But
II is only the Unknown that we
fear.
Start RIGHT NOW - getting
from Life your Just rewards by
making yourself worthy.
And. you must put your whols
Soul into the Business of Life II
you expect that business 70 pay
you Princely Dividends.
It will take but little Of your
time TO call and II may revolt
tionize YOUR Future.
Ask for Mr. Wells.
between 10 and -.
JAMES W. ELLIOTT'S
BUSINESS BUILDERS.
Fourth Floor. go 9TH Av..
at Goth ST.
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SALESMAN.

bookman who realizes that success In the
book business means unusual abihty and
who desires to capitalize his SKILL will find
in our organization more dignified and prof.
table work, with genuine opportunities for
managerial positions, not 10 the dim future,
but in few months; canvassers now sue
ceeding in earning fair living by the hard
est kind Of plugging have secured an ability
which we can use and which will enable
them to earn far greater returns. G. D.,
1856 Herald, Herald 20.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

NAN wanted for glass mosaic work. also
man for loaded glass work: both men must
De competent; state experience and salary
expected; transportation to San Juan viii be
paid Address Art Glass Mosaics Atelier.
box 100. san Juan, Porto Rico.
MANAGER wanted tor Established off... 40
ing insurance business. splendid opportu-
nifty Tor experienced man. capable OF develo p
Ing Ia broad field; replies win be treated
So
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SHIPPING clerk, good packer and marker.
desires position: best references. Green,
$40 Shuth I'd ST.. Brooklyn.
SHOE salesman. JUNIOR honest. industrious;
some experience. Goldman, SOC Stockton
ST.. Brooklyn.
STUDENT wishes position morning ard eve
ming: small wages. Write TO 4. Y. A.. 102
w. 1881 st.
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EQUITABLE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE.
16o w. 18th ST., NEAR B'WAY:
''45 Seconds from Times Square
Stenographer. neat. rapid, $50.
Stenographer $40.
Multigraph operator. 81.
Eookkeeper siS-$22.
General clerk. typist. $50.
Clerk, dental office, $50.
Bookkeeper (farlem), SO.
Bookkeeper (midtown), SIS.
Typist, $40 month.
General clerk. SIS.
TSpist (begnner). $l5.
Mail clerk (beginner), S13.
Equitable Industrial Relations Service. IN.
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Statesmen and district agents irish pre-
ferred, sell bust of Terence MacSwiney,
Irish martyr; commission Write. phone,
SALESMAN TO call on the trade selling auto
mobile parts. Apply 10 Grossman Auto
Parts Co.. White Plains. y. Y.
SALESMEN-You can make good with us:
come try 1t. The Gunter Co.. 1857 Broad
way.
SIIPPING CLERK, HIGH GRADE,
WANTED FOR LARGE MANUFACTURE
ING PLANT; THOROUGHLY FAMILIAR
WITH NJ Y. TERRITORY; MUST HAVE
REFERENCES. STATE SALARY Eek
PECTED. j 100 HERALD. BROoKLYN.
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statesmen
Automobile and accessory rnen TO handle
fabrication system those accustomed 20
earning SIR or better Apply Marshall
Steffak, 501 18th av.. New Y0,k.
SALESMAN LADIES' NECKwEAR
FOR STATE or PENNSYLVANIA.
LADZIN G. WEINBERG, 81 E. DIST
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YOU WOULD LIKE TO GET INTO
A YOUNG, GROWING BUSINESS,
WOULDN'T YOU? READ THE
BUSINESS BUILDERS ADVER-
TISEMENT FOR Statesmen.
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SALESMAN.

SIDE LINE for n. y and Pa. for gents
furnishing. dept. and clothing stores: have
travelled this territory 10 years. POI Her
aid. Herald SO.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.

ACCOUNTANT required for Minneapolis Of
flee Of public accountants: must be senior,
with experience to Justify salary OF $4,000
per annum; expenses 10 Minneapolis will be
paid; give full particulars OF experience and
references. ~ 2sH Herald. Herald SO.
TT o II " IL y
Concern, having several thousand retail
customers in Greater New York, wants con-
nection with attorney to handle collections
mortgage foreclosure, &C. Y 675 Herald.
Herald 81.
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SHOE statesmen.

YOU WOULD LIKE TO GET INTO
A YOUNG. GROWING BUSINESS.
BUSINESS BUILDERS ADVER-
TISEMENT FOR Statesmen.
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SALESMEN.

We have positions on our sales staff for
4 live wire representatives. salary and COM
mission; selling direct to consumer: must
Call between and p. NJ. room 1925. 40
W. oath.
SAIESNEN-write for list of lines and fun
particulars earn $4,000 10 $4,000 yearly;
big demand for men; inexperienced or ex-
mems Tr. Assn. 6lsH West 42d ST.. New
York.
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YOUNG man. bright. active. 10 20 IS years
Of age wanted by New York Stock Tx
change firm; experience unnecessary. " os2
Herald go Bway.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Commercial Help Wanted.

EQUITABLE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE.
100 W. 45TH, NEAR BROADWAY,
''45 seconds from Times square"
Executive requirements-S or 10 years. de-
partment store experience. must be expert
bookkeeper, adJuster and accountant; salary
up TO 5000: stenographer. clean cut, $50;
general clerk Cfigures) $50; ledger clerk,
$50; crater. packer and shipper. $50: young
man, mechanically inclined. $40; office boys
(2), SIS.
Equitable Industrial Relations Service. Inc.
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statesmen.

SALESMAN - PIANOS: EXPERIENCED;
GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR RIGHT MAN.
PEAsE PIANO CO., "a FLATBUSH AV..
BKLYN.
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statesmen.

statesmen.
Stock revolutionarya patent: contracts al
re sdy assure large dividend; prominent local
directors; large number exceptional live leads;
men making large incomes. Mr.. D.. suite
s0J go 9th av.. 8 to P. M only.
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SALESMAN WANTED.

A self-respecting salesman. whose ann
billion is beyond his present place. might
find more congenial employment with US
and at the same time double his income:
we require man of clean character,
sound In mind and body, of strong per-
sonality who would appreciate LIES
Job with a fast growing concern. where
industry would be rewarded very far
above average earnings; married men
preferred experience not necessary. Ap-
ply suite 204, World Tower Building. ITO
W. 10th st. Ask for Mr.. Augustine.
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AGENTS WANTED.

UNITED STATES. belgian manufacturers
OF woolcn cotton and wool and cotton piece
goods, export offices IN London, require
agent with good knowledge and having con-
nectlons In this trade. commission basis (;
mood references required. +. c., 500 Agence
Havas. Dreams Bldgs.. London, England.
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SOLICITORS Of good address, with expert
ence 70 solicit business from good business
leads for large insurance brokerage firm
y 6ST Herald ESQ BWay.
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MEN.

MEN.
YOU WOULD LIKE TO GET INTO
a AHoI YoT ING. GROWING BUSINESS;
BUSINESS ! B sDI11 s1AP aDv HEiG
TIsEMENT FOR Statesmen.
OFFICE boy wanted in old established bank,
Ing house; splendid opportunity for boy
about 10; other boys connected with this
rouse who have shown ability and willing
sitions. Address. giving age, personal refer
ences and salary expected Y L., +. o. Box
812, CITY Hall station, New York.
OFFICE boy wanted In accounting depart
for boy %b SrS schoo
education, who intends following accounting
work. Address. giving age, personal refer
ences and salary expected. 1893 Herald,
Fulton st.
OFFICE Boy.-Intenigent boy to assist in
office work. Write, stating qualifications.
age and salary desired Third Avenue Rail-
way Co., 1896 Sd av., legal department.
Wanted. about January /, ey-
,perienced automobile painter; must be first
class flnisher; references required. Address
4. u. Wells. Lake Placid, n. Y
REPRESENTATIVE (outsidel. permanent:
saiary depending on ability; references.
q ~ Herald. Herald so.
REQUIRE thoroughly competent tutor and
travelling companion 10 boy twelve. spend
Ing winter California; must be willing fol-
low instructions from Ethical Culture
School Boz / Ts7 Herald $50 broadway.
statesmen.
a rare opportunity for few high class
men. with without selling ability. who
desire 20 make worth while connection:
investigation OF this matter will prove
most interesting and beneficial.
ROOM Oil. 1888 BROADWAY, ~. Y.
ROOM S0f. 80 COURT ST. BKLYN
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HELP WANTED--MALE.

STOCK clerk wanted by firm dealing in an
tigles; must be experienced and have UNI
questionable integrity; a splendid opportunity
for a progressive person; give In detail expe-
rience, church affiiations and references.
Write r. A, box Il. 1883 Bway
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY.

DO you want 20 get ahead and quickly
establish yourself in a position that
leads 10 the success that insures finan-
ciai Independence We will train you
and when you qualify win add you 10
our sales force: no travelling. Call after
10 A. NJ. room COZ. 80 Court St, Brook
Ign.
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GARDENER and useful man wanted, no
children, for private residence on Long
Island: wife to make herself useful, house
keeping, apartment. Call "a W. goth 81.
Alt Schmidt.
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WON NC M al N (26l.

YOUNG man, "a. Christian. we'll educated:
years. office and outside experience; no
selling; able TO fill position requiring tact
and respon sbility; viii go outside u. s. ex-
cellent recommendations. 1875 Herald. Her
aid 50.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
Late models. oil makes; highest prices paid ,
bring car. MANHATTAN AUTO EX-
CHANGE, I57 Columbus av.. corner 9th.
Phone Columbus s4s4
wANTED-Carr on consignment: we charge
per cent. commission for eelllng. results
assured; no charge until sold; bring your
car. il48 Bushwick av.. Brooxlyn- Phone
Bushwick wee.
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experienced American, single; only first
class position considered. B 266 Herald.
Herald so.
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JAPANESE, general houseworker wanted
for family OF 81 must be good cook and
butler; long reference required; wages si8o.
Stuart, Il. saith St
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SUPERINTENDENT
nD ICUsA yTtI, NACED

Progressive, reliable man $50, Christian.
desires position with firm or party where
man of action Is wanted; would consider
position agent OF office building or estate on
salary basis or any other trustworthy posi-
Can be seen Sunday, make appointment
evenings with Alfred Ribstein, 1882 Bath
gate av, The Bronx,
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

MAN C32). technical graduate. executive and
mechanical ability. manufacturing, design
Opportunity; salary secondary. Hilgren. 143l
Dean ST., Brooklyn.
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Instruction.
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you. This study is based on known scieD-
tific laws, no psychological tests, no trade
tests. Come In and ask all about IT..
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Tel. Watkins 0795.
LEARN TO BE A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Send for free booklet and visitors pass
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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-08-20
Read The CONSTITUTION.


The constitution of the United
States should be studied in ev-
cry public school, not only in the
high schools but in the gram
mar school also. Every child
should become familiar with the
basic principles of free govern
ment laid down in that great
document. To understand the
constitution is to admire and
love our form of government. 1t
is to become a good citizen. Let
the responsible men and women
in every community of Missouri
insist that their children are
taught the constitution n
school, and let these same men
and women reread the great doc
ument in order to renew their
faith in representative govern
ment.
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Trustees Sale.

Whereas. John ]. Pollard tnow more thar
nine months deadl and Julia B. Pollard. his
wife, by their certain deed Of trust dated
the 5th day Of August, 1918, and RECORDED
in the Office Of the Recorder of Deeds IN
Lafayette County, Missouri. in Book pa
page S1S, conveyed to the undersigned as
trustee the real estate hereinafter deserib.
ed 70 secure the payment Of the note in said
deed OF trust described and whereas, de.
fault has been made in the payment Of the
principal Of said note and the interest dus
thereon. and there is a sum Of money dus
thereon which remains unpaid: Now there.
fore, l, the said trustee, at the request Of
the legal holder OF said note, hereby give
notice that | will on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER i4th, Q 2
between the hours Of nine o'clock in TIA
forenoon and five o'clock in the afternoon
Of that day, at the Court House door In IN
City Of Lexington. Lafayette County. Ms.
souri,. proceed TO sell, and will sell. AZ pub.
lie vendue to the highest bidder foy eash
N hand the real estAte IN said deed Of trust
described. situate in Lafayette County. Me.
souri,. to-wit: The east half Of lot number.
ed three t3l and all Of lot numbered four
~ All IN Block numbered two (2). in Pom.
eroy's Addition to the City Of Lexington
Missouri for the purpose Of paying the A.
mount due on said note and the cosS and
expenses OF this sale. w
Given under my hand this the iStA A.
Of August, 1920.
August 20. 1920. ~
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the interest of the community
in the work.
MI. H. T. Phillips, Field Sec
rotary of the Missouri Tubercu-
losis Association, was in the Of
flee Monday. We are very glaG
to cooperate with this assOcia
ton in putting over a health pro
gram in this county.
A meeting of the Nursing
~Committee was held at the Re-
Cross room Tuesday Afternoon
August II.
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Red Cross Notes.

The Executive Secretary visit
ed Aullville Branch, Thursday
August 5, and Waverly and AL.
ma, Friday, August 6.
Miss Elizabeth Young has beer
appointed chairman of the Muir.
sing Committee to take the
place of Mrs. VIM. Barnett, re.
signed.
An executive meeting was
held at the Farm Bureau at Hig.
ginsville, Wednesday afternoon
August IL. Officers from May.
view, Aullville, Lexington, Cor
der, and Alma were present al,
so Prof. d. w. Branum, Chair.
man Junior Red Cross, DR.. R
L. Searfoss, Chairman of Pub
licity Mr.. Caldwell, Farm Advi.
sor. All of the chapter officers
were present except the secre.
tary.
One Of the most important
questions to come up was that
of re3i5t-ictiGg the county fol
the convenience of carrying or
the Peace Program. A commit.
tee with Mr.. Mode Arson Of
Aullville, as chairman, was APP
pointed to meet in Lexington
Tuesday morning, August II to
do this work.
Prof. Branum, Chairman Jun.
ior Red Cross, told of some
things the School COMMITTEES
plans to do in the schools this
winter. One of the most out.
standing features of the Junior
work is that of putting hot
lunches into the schools. MI
Rranam asked that a treasuel
for Junior Red Cross be elected
Mr.. Wesley Feith of Higgins
vile was unanimously elected t
this position.
Miss Kidd, County Nurse, re
ports two very successful clinic,
at Odessa, the first one, Angus.
8, with five babies examined
the second, Monday, August 16
Z babies examined. Many ladie,
were present which indicate.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-08-20

Mrs. John Lord and daughter
Mary, of Bridgeport, Conn, for.
merly from England, are visit.
ing Mrs. w. M. Cullom.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Barnett
end Mrs. P. V. Barnett went to
Kansas City yesterday to spend
the day.
Miss Bessie Ebert of War
r3nsburg, is a guest at the home
of Mrs. H. A. Barron.
Miss Margaret Blee returned
Wednesday evening from a three
months stay in New Mexico.
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Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that a meet
ing of the stockholders of Wentworth
Military, Scientific and Literary Edu.
cational Company, will be held at the
Office Of the company in Wentworth
Military Academy building in the CITY
Of Lexington, in Lafayette County
Missouri, on Tuesday the oath day Of
August, 1920, at the hour of nine o..
clock in the forenoon of that day for
the election of directors for said com
pany and for the transaction of such
ether business as may come before
said meeting.
SANFORD SELLERS.
President
REX K. LATHAM, sec'y.
July SO,192O.