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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-07
Sc PREPARA
PARA CELEBRAR
VICTORIA
Los festeios igualaran
a los de Ia 6poca del
ImDerio Romano

ROMA. Mario G.-Iealia todavia
M ha ce,ehrado Ia fiesta de 81 Veto
ria como 10 han hecho va Inglaterra
y Francia: pero va cstin arreglaEdo-
Sc los p~reparativos y en- Ia pr5%ima
Drimave-a Sc efectuara Ia celebration
Que no tendra prccedente desde los
g~Ioriosos dias del Imperio Romano.
Va para ahora. millares de obraros
Sc hallan trabajando en- ell arreglo
de las carretcraS,' caminoS Y Gales,
q trav6s de las cuales deberan paSar
las tropas ~vencedoras, que Seguiran
N esta OCCASION. Ia misma ruta que los
eiercitos De Tito y Constantine GUAM
Do recresaron v~ictoriosoS 2 Roma, por
Ia via A.pia, hasta el Foro Romano
' al Capitolio.
Fl eia-cito victorioso itaiiano, mar
chara abora 2 trav6s del Arco de
C~onstartiDo = de, .Arco de Tito, pa
IN nasar lr,ego not las ruin2s del Co.
Tseo y del zorro Romano sccuir des-
nnas nor las ruinas del Temple de- las
y~estaIes, hagta la Colina del Capito-
Ito V el Altar del Padre Y de ALI al
Monumento colossal erigido q Vic
tor Manuel II.
Como la parte central de Roma ha
sufri6o infinidad de cambios desde
a spoca del Imperio, habra que hacer
ahora innumcrables reconstrucciones
= modif c~aciones Z fin de cue las tro-
mas italianas puedan seguir la ruta
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-07
TURQUlA, PRACTICAMENTE DESPOJADA
De TODAS SUS TIERRAS EN- EUROPA
El Tratado de Paz lie deja soIamente AdEian5PoIis,
ConstantinopIa y otros Iugares que son sagra-
dos para los otomanos.-La division hecha no ha
deiado satisfechos, sin embargo, a los aliados.

ritorios, seg1n aseguran aQuelios crl-
ticos. No obstante que l0s PrlmeroS
Ministries tuvieron buen cuiGaSo pa
"a ocultar sus verdaderos designios,
cada naci6n procure proteger cuida-
dosamente sus propios intereses en-
81 Cercano Oriente, sabiendo que ha-
bia ALI pocas probabi!iCades de IN
cambio, una vez cue las declslones Sc
lutheran hecho.
e. hecho de que Sc haya asignado
Constantinopla y Ia Anatolia a Tur-
qua, no signisica en- opinion de esos
criticos, que los turcos vayan q te-
G n Influenza ilimitada en- esos
districts. e. Califato es@a destinado,
seg1n Green aQuellos, a n esclavl-
tud politica y economical.
FL hecho real, segIn Sc sabe, es
u la division hecha ha traido como
resultado una intensa rivalidad entire
las potencias aliadas. Los griegos por
So parte, no estan contentos con IA
nIsgnitud de las concesiones que Sc
les han hecho y expresan que Francia
no Sc mostr6 iusta en- su actitud ha-
cha ell Primer Ministro V~enizelos.
Italia, por su parte, segln dicen
los diplonaticos, cree que Ia Gran
Bretana ha asumido poderes cue po-
ncn en- peligro los irtereses italianos
en- los districts turcos, mientras cue
Francia, aseguran ~aquellos, Sc mues-
ira sospechosa de tndos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-07
UN GRAN EXITO EDITORIAL

Como tai puede considerarse IL
aparicion de la novela mexicana He
rncIio Bernal, el Rayo de Sinaloa,"
pucs apenas anunciada ha empezado
a ser solicitada de tod2s parties. Esta
rovela sera sin duda alguna, tai como
10 anunciamos con anticipation, la
mas ie.da de las n~0velas mexicanas
ne Sc han publicado recientemente.
Vale SO c~entavos ' puede adquirirse
ridiendola a la CASA EDITORIAL
LOZANO. lis n. Santa Rosa Ave.
San Antonio, Texas. lAdv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-07
EN- MAYO SERAN LAS ELECCIO-
NES DEL IMPERIO NIPPON

TOXIC, Mario 6.-Las elecciones
generates para Ia election de la Diet;
Japonesa Sc efoctuaran en- este pal.
eli ola 10 de Mayo proXimc de cue
do con Ell decreto Official que Sc h
tado a la publicidad aqui La dicta fu,
Gisuelta recientemente por IN deere
to del Mikado, asi es que habran dc
elegirse mas de 400 miembros de
cue Sc compone dicho Cuerpo legs
lativo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-07

70 habia pecado, 70 habia beb,do
oi nectar capitoso que endulza la VI
ia, Y por sahorear eli placer de la rein
t'dencia, ny solamente habria arr7es-
gado la Salud de nj alma, sino sacr;-
ficado Ia lama que hir:o Ell cost ldo
~tiVino, y h2sta ia santa copa del Grial,
conde Sc .nEserva la sangre de nues-
tro Salvador.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-07

Para lihros en- espanol dirijass
listed a la Casa Editorial Lozano,
lis n. Sta. Rosa. Ave. San Antonio,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-07

Para libros en- espanoI dirijase
usted q Ia, Casa Editorial Lozano,
lis n. Sta. Rosa. Ave, San Antonio.
Texas.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01
ACCOUNTANTS ARE WANTED

 The majority of office men are saying 'l simply must make more money Meanwhile. trained accountants are earning $500 to s15,000 per year rignt here in Birmingham.
 Meanwhile, business men are searching for competent cost accountants, audi tors, comptroIlers, systematizers, and office managers.
 Meanwhile, public accounting firms are searching for junior accountants who possess the necessary training and ex- ecItive ability to develop quickly into seniors.
 Meanwhile. the U. S. government re- quires thousands of income tax and other accounts, and offers to pay up to $6,000 per year for them. Lack of specialized knowledge and weak personality are the most common reasons for men being barred from good executive jobs and held down by routine work.
 Routine work never pays more than bread d-and-water salary.
 We can give five men of suitable per- sonal character the necessary training in accountancy to pass the c. P. A. ex- aminations, to qualify for examination for any state or federal accountancy position, to secure positions as junior senior, cost or executive accountants, to make good as office manager, auditor, comptroller or systematizer, under the supervision of certified public account ants by home study in spare time. If you are willing to devote part of your spare time to training which will fit you in the near future to do more valuable work and increase your earn ings-if you are willing to invest in yourself the money necessary to pay for yolr tuition-if you have the char acter to make good at executive work. Write or telephone at once for appoint ment.
 NJ. j. MCGUIRE.
 Room 515, Tutwileri Hotel.
 Open Evenings and Sundays
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NJ. J. MacGUIRE. Room 515, Tutwiler Hotel. Open Evenings and Sundays.

WANTED-Fifty laborers; :; weekly pay Saturdays; cash advances every day; Preston Motor Corpora tion, opposite Vanderbilt furnace; take Norwood car to end of line, then north on Vanderbilt road; report for work 7:30 Mon- day morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01

SPECIALITY SALESMAN A PROGRESSIVE AND GROWING COMPANY HAS AN OPENING FOR SALESMEN BETWEEN 80 AND 45 YEARS OF AGE IN ALA , BAMA WHOSE SELLING REC ORD WILL. BAR CLOSEST IN- . VESTIGATION.
 WE REQUIRE A PRODUCER AND FOR THE SUCCESSFUL MAN THE COMPENSA ATION IN SALARY AND BONUS IS FAR ABOVE THE AVERAGE.
 PROMOTIONS ARE GIVEN TO MEN WHO HAVE SUCCESS FULLY SOLD OUR LINE. OUR MIR. H. A BROMBERG WILL GIVE YOU FURTHER INFoR- NATION IF YOU WILL MAKE AN APPOINTMENT BY PHONE. CARE THE MOLTON HOTEL.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01

onces 500 agents for Mitche1's Magic Marvel Washing Compound: 300 per cent profit. enor- nous repeater. Washes clothes spot.
 leesly clean in ten to fifteen minutes
 One thousand other uses in every home. Astounds and delights every woman. Nothing else like it. Natures mightiest cleanser. contains no I've, lime, acid or wax. Free samples furnished to boost sales. We posi-
 lively guarantee the sale of every package. Exclusive territory. own your own business. You cannot fail to make big money. Barber, Ohio, made $500 last month. Send for free sample and proof Hurry. hustle, grab this chance L. Mitchell & Co, Desk 66. 1312-1S14 E. 61st. Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01
EMPLOYMENT
HELP w1NTED-MALE

HELP wANTED-MALE zs 8RICKLAYERS WANTED Seven million brick to lay; material on job; 6 months work; open shop; 80 cents per hour; 10 hours per day. Room and board 6 to TIP dollars per -'eek. Write or wire, our expense, when to expect you. T. c. Thompson & Bros, Bibb, Columbus, Ga.
 WANTED-Bright, intelli- gent man for shipping clerk in film exchange; goor future for the right man who is willing to work hard to learn the business; S25 per week to start. Queen Feature Service, Room 30, Potter Building. 1917 1-2 First Ave.
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WANTED

A high-class real estate salesman, by one of the oldest and most reliable firms in the city; must be able to furnish Al
 references; very att tractive proposition to right party. Address P-93, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01

LIBERAL profit if you can promote; have good oil lease, blue prints. pros pectus. drilling contract and selling right in any state on Kentucky oil proposition, references exchanged: :: wire or write Room 311, Hilda Hotel, Decatur, Ala,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01

WANTED - Experienced newspaper man to act as district manager. Apply Circulation Manager Age Herald.
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BIG money manufacturing soft drink and fruit syrups; prohibition open way to wonderful opportunity strictly legitimate. R. l.. Swope. 31 Garrard Ave, Covington, Ky.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01
EMPLOYMENT
xGEaSTs WXNTIls6

 AGENTS- AND CIlr.1, MA4SaUrhs. New. fast selling food specially: iivest article; packed your label; write or wire. Federal Pure Food Co. 2sO1 Archer ave, Chicago.
 AGENTS vASSERS-Read page 55, February issue Popular Science, then shoot soc for sample and prices. Bel, Suspender, 209 Ellicott street, Buf. falo. N Y.
 GAS FIRE in any coal stove from kerosene; cheap and economical. agents coin money: write now. Won der Burner Mfg. Co. Dept ,. Co., lumbus o.
 PROHIBITION makes greatest oppor- tunity for Puff Waffle merchants: earn s35-S70 daily; portable machines s2o-Sl50 on trial Talbot Mfg. Co., St. Louis. Mo
 AGENTS wanted for a popular line of high class medicines; guaranteed to sell or money refunded Write for particulars Cosmo Chemical Co.,. Memphis. Tenn.
 PORTRAITS-Age gents get your frames and pictures in Birmingham; save freight charges; prompt service; send for catalog. Spiyy Pohnson Portrait Co, 16l6 Sd ave.
 SALESMtN - lnexperienced or exne-
 
 rIenced; city or travelling: write for list or lines s=S full particulars Address Natl Statesmen Tr, Assn, Dept 16S Chicago, III.
 AGENTS coining money selling RrUs- sels Fibre Brooms; outlast six corn brooms; retail s1.75 Sample post paid $l,05. Also sanitary brushes. cramer Mfg. Co, Wichita, Kans. CHEWING GUM-Popular grape and spearmint packs ball gum. Helmet Co.,, Cincinnati.
 $lo WORTH soap, perfumes, etc. free. Laeasslan Co, Dept 4O1, St, Louis. Mo
 sAhEsMEN WANTED ss .SALESMENyTO SELL AS BESTIC LIQUID ROOF ING c E M E N T AND PAINTS IN SMALLER TOWNS AND TO FARM FRS; SU ESSFUL SALES EXPERIENCE IN THIS LINE PRE- FERRED; HOWEVER. N o T ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY. o U R PROPOSITION IS CON- MISSION WITH WHICH YOU CAN EARN $5OO0 TO S10,000 PER YEAR. EXCLUSIVE TERRI TORY AND SOME OF B E s T IN ALABAMA NOW OPEN. RELIABLE FIRM, OVER 30 YEARS IN BUSINESS. THE MASTER BUILDERS. WRITE J. D. RUSSELL, sos JEFFERSON COUN- TY BANK BLDG, OR PHONE MAIN 7130.
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DISTRICT MANAGER -- Business man with ability to establish office, manage statesmen for well-rated mfg. concern: wonderful opportunities without com petition; 500 to .j0o necessary: will net Sl0,6o annually; expenses allowed to Atlanta Manager, 309 Southern Bank hld", Atlanta, Ga.
 SUBSTANTIAL manufsctu.:nE corpora tion wants capable men to establish branch and manage statesmen, Sl09 to $l5Oo necessary: Yau handle own money: will allow expenses to Balti- more if you will qualify; for particu- lars address Secretary, tts N. Howard st, Baltimore. Md.
 WANTED-General sales managers 10 establish branch and manage sales men; "Kerodox." the new inexpensive heat: no wood. no coal; $500 to S30oO Necessary you handle own money Successful agencies establish ed Amslgamated Corporation. 153 Wave ly Place. New York.
 FOR SALE--Oii and gas leases in Erath county, Tex. near drilling wells; 2 acres, $40; if any of the wells come . in big producers. the two acres may be worth sfo,ooo: buy now. half cash, balance in 30 days. John F. Walls, 5oS Baltimore Bldg. Oklahoma City. Okla.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01

WOULD you invest S1 week for weeks on a chance to make s10e or more? Particulars free. No ot ligation. Write J. A. Carlton, Bo 676, Fort Worth, Tex.
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DON'T invest in oil until you reau the Texas Investor, weekly magazine Gives concise, reliable, up-to-date in- formation and facts about most won- derful developments and fortune making in history of Texa soil. and explains one particular opportunity in which investors should reap tre- mendous returns; published by prac- tical oil operator and tells how and where to invest for greatest safety and quick results. Write for free trial subscription. c. O.. Cannan publisher, 7o5 Scanlan Bldg Houston, Texas.
 TEXAS Pecos district production in- creasing; invest in leases, sl per acre near drilling wells; 40-acre tracts up,i different counties; terms accepted investment ahead of drill making others rich account advance ing prices; your turn; limited acre. age and time at this price, which covers first years cost; renewal rem tai 20 cents; leases issued by state; bank references; order today; de- livery guaranteed. Henry B. Clark, Lease Dealer, 50t Main St., Fort Worth, Texas.
 SELECTED INvESTMENTS-Fr in- formation | regarding investments, thoroughly reliable, established, pro- ducing, conservatively managed oil company, chartered under stringent corporation laws state of Texas, with quantity production, possibility immediate development and oppor- tunity to invest, where no commis- sion or promotion expenses can be paid with stockholders money Every dollar used for drilling pur poses. Address F. W. Thomas, 617 Gunter Building, San Antonio. Texas CAPITAL-Do you need 1t? Legitimate enterprises financed by sale of stocks or first mortgage bonds on strictly commission basis; money for improv ing or enlarging your business, or for centralizing a scattered indebted ness; with privilege to repay over long periods from earnings. Write full particulars to receive prompt attention. B. Negrescou, 333 s. Dearborn St. Chicago.
 Independent Oii News: post yourself, learn how thousands are making surprising profits from marvel ouS Texas- Louisiana oil fields; postal brings you valuable information, show ing your chances for increased pros perity; everyone. seeking quick money making opportunities, Write Independ- ent Oil News. suite B3. Gilmore bldg, F't. Worth, Tex.
 WANTED-Business man with ability to open district sales office for old established. we'll rated manufacturing firm wonderful opportunity for right party to connect with entirely new line of business, without competition; $l 900 to $3.000 capital required Should net at least SIG 900 first year. Mechanical Machine and Tool Works Baltimore, Md
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01

BIG money manufacturing soft drink and fruit syrups; prohibition open way to wonderful opportunity; strict ly legitimate, R. L. Swope, 311 Gar rard ave, Covington, Ky.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01

FOR SALE A five year lease on one of the best stores on goth St. A 9-room house, North Highlands, $4,500. S-room house, Cypress Ave, $6,500. 9-room house, St. Charles, S7,5O0. 9-room house, Fountain Heights, 5000 Early possession on all of these. These prices are all low.
 JEROME TUCKER POT 21st St. Main 37s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01

GAS FIRE in any coal stove from kerosene; cheap and economical: {: agents coin money: write now. Won der Burner Mfg. Co, Dept. ,, Co., lumhus o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01

WANTED-Two sign men; experienced wall and bulletin helper also first-class experienced pictorial man.; prefer one who can do lettering: steady work throughout the year; have good propo- sition for right parties; write at once Capitol City Ad Company, Montgomery, Alabama
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01

VASSERS-Read page 55, February issue Popular Science, then shoot soc for sample and prices Bel, Suspender, 209 Ellicott street, Buf- falo. N. '.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01

SALESMEN wanted to make s100 per day selling oil stock for com pany ln- corporated under the strict Blue Sky laws of Texas. Has valuable acreage in Desdemona, Sipe Springs and Burkburnett field: has well almost complete in Burkburnett now. For full particulars address old Dominion oil Co.,. Mason Bldg. Houston, Tex.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01

SALESMAN WANTED-Our business so far this year is almost double what it Was year ago al this time. We need 8 man in Alabama or Illinois to begin work immediately and help us keep up this wonderful increase; both our . old and new men are taking advan- tage of the splendid selling conditions and are making big money; if others can, you can, and we want to hear from steady, reliable hustler to sell our line of art calendars, leather goods, celluloid and metal advertis- . ing specialties of various kinds. a line that will keep you busy throughout the year: success is certain for a man of ability who is willing to work and apply his energies intelligently; sales experience not absolutely necessary 2 if you have pep" initiative and real desire to make good. If you want to build a permanent business in con- nection with large, rapidly growing, progressive house that will give you material aid in getting started. write at once. giving references and tell us why you believe you are the man we want. Address Sales Manager, NJ r.. Shafer & Co, Omaha, Neb,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01

PRIVATE SECRETARY-We are looking for a good stenographer who can aual- ify for position as private secretary to official of large company. Prefer young single man. with good approach and well educated. Call to see us if you can handle position like this 22lS Jefferson Co Bank bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01

AGENTS. AND Ct.r.SN At.A .N atsrhs. New, fast selling food speciality: fivest article; packed your label write or wire. Chicago
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01
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DUR book. 'The Distillation of Alec hol' from grain. etc. under present government laws. $1 postpaid. A new field for alcohol It will ulti- ma1ely be used as. a substitute for gasoline. says Omaha World Herald of Jan. IS. 1920. Also alcohol is ab- solutely essential in the following industries: For photo engraving, manufacture of rubber. watches. pastes. varnishes. smoking and chewing tobaccos, celluloid and for the production of all kinds of dyes. Your clothes and the world would be colorless without alcohol the manu- facture of which. at present encour- aged by the government, is a highly profitable business for farmers in every state of the union. as it can be produced from practically every thinG a farmer raises. the value of which, however, depends entirely upon the strength or proof of the product. For this purposs, 8 spirit proof tester Is essential. Wa supply same testing from to 200 proof for g postpaid. Big money foi agents. Devel & Co. 26 Farnam Bldg Omaha Nebr
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01

complete in Burk burnett now. For full particulars address old Dominion Oil Co.,, Mason Bldg. Houston, Tex THE man who will be selected to rep resent us in this territory for the distribution of our copyrighted article must be Al character, pusher and preferably with some Knowledge of organization work; upward of s20 a day must be his minimum earning in order to hold territory allotted to him: many others are doing it, there, fore you can. Jerome Laadt pres- dent. S. Dearborn St. Chicago IL sALEsMEN wanted; main or side line. we have, the biggest winner out. our |. high man ran S7e0 last month in commissions: Silkola brand bever- ages are alcoholic and there with the kick. If you desire proposition with 8 live concern and you are a live wire yourself. write us. Big commissions and good ter ritory open. Silk Beverage Co. 4th and Market sts.. St. Louis. Mo. STOCK SALEsMEN-Ou salesmen are, cleaning up: you can make sl00 daily with cur proposition if you hustle; our plan and cooperation makes sales easy: top commissions to producers; if you are dead one don't answer Ap- pleton oil Cooperation, Dept. 300, Stew art N'7~. H"est1F T@'
 WANTED-HIGH- GRADE SPECIALITY SALESMAN FOR CRACKER AND CAKE LINE. MUST BE ExPE- RfENCED AND STAND WE'LL WITH JOBBERS EXCELLENT OPPORTU- NIFTY FOR RIGHT MAN. ADDRESS PELICAN CRACKER FACTORY NEW ORLEANS, LA
 MEN of experience and sbility who can invest sf00 and take charge of one of our grocery stores now being opened in all parts of the country. Call or write. Bynn Wann's Co. Inc. Room n, Wooiworth Bldg Birmingham, Ala.
 EXPERIENCED lady stenographer desires position: can give good references. Address E-9s. care Age. Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01

DETAIL office man wanted. This posi- tion will require a high grade office
 man, who is thoroughly familiar with routine office work and can handle general correspondence. This opening is with branch office of large company. pays good salary and offers an un- limited future to right man. If you
 can meet the above requirements, see us at once. 221s Jefferson Co. Bank.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01

300 PER CENT per annum in an ab solutely safe enterprise. If an in come like this on few hundred dollars appeals to you write Box ss4 Burkburnett, Tex
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01

EXPERIENCED oil operators ownin valuable leases want parties that ca finance company to join in organizatie and promotion of same. Wells Peugl German, Tex.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01

PROHIBITION makes greatest oppor- tunity for Puff Waffle merchants: earn S35-S70 daily; portable machines s25-s150 on trial. Talbot Mfg. Go. St. Louis. Mo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01

AUTO MECHANIC-EX- PERIENCED AUTOMO- BILE M E c H A MIG W AN TED, CAPABLE HANDLING TRUCKS AND FORD RUNA- BOUTS. STATE REFER ENCES. ADDRESS M-93. CARE AGE-HERALD.
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AGENTS-Do you want profitable con- nection? Every home real prosp@ct fov an everyday necessity. c. w. Nie- man. 4l00 Armitage ave. Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01

YOUNG MAN. 23 to 2s,, to make life insurance inspection reports on salary basis Must have college or high school education, clean cut ap- pearance and some business expe- rience Apply by letter. giving phone number Splendid opportunity for advancement Retail Credit Com nanr P O Box 224 City
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WE nssosla.e mortgage loans at low rates and buy mortgage paper. Leoa- ard Riley Co.,. 225 Woodward
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THE TRITTH

ABOUT OIL BUSINESS Before investing a penny in oil stocl{ get the facts. Read the Oil Pres You will then most likely mai money, as thousands have don Many opportunities are overiooks and money lost by hack of first-hal information. These are unusu times for small investors to prof by the great oil discoveries in u mid-continent. Texas and Burkbu nett fields. Each issue of the c Press is brimful of valuable new about the oil industry and recel successes. More than 200. o00 reade month. Thousands have mat money through it's advice. A late is sue together with the Markets containing quotations on listed ai unlisted stocks. as well as a .colors map showing the Kansas and OlSt homa oil fields free on request. A dress oil Press, 1908 Republic Bldl Kansas City. Mo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01

g MONTHLY buys deed to land al interest in oil wells that should ea' $f00 for each $2 invested. Wri for particulars. Texas Gulf C. 643 First National Bank, Housto Texas.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01

s166 DAILY income paid restaura man who invested $100 in oil. Null tude of others did as weli-some be ter. These men didn't buy stock they bought ground leases We'll te you how free. Statesmen wanted. Ju. write Tomlinson. Belleville. III.