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HELP wANTED-MALE.

$50 PER WEEK IN INTERSTATE COM
MERGE AND EXPORT WORK.
The opportunity Of lifetime for perna-
nent future at n salary ranging from $500
TO $4,000 per year when able to handle the
work efficiently: the men we desire must be
oyer 81 and common school education. be
willing 70 learn IN their spare time and have
unlimited ambition. determination and initia-
tive; no experience necessary II willing to
devote few hours each week 70 learn Inn
portant technical knowledge: the few chosen
VIII be trained by experts and assisted TO po-
sitions and salaries according to abilities;
interview by appointment only. Phone Beek-
man S737 or address Mr.. Rhamstein. S24
Tribune Building. New York city.
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HELP WANrED-MALE.
Instruction.


ARE YOU A SQUARE PEG
In a round hole? Thousands are ia wrong
positions-they do not know their capabil.-
ties; TO know what your life work should BE-
Is start In the right direction; from the
study OF the face our trained analysts can
determine the right Job FOR you: come In and
ask us all about IT. Booklet IS" on request
Merton Institute, Inc, 90 9Th av. (at 10Th
ST.. New York. Tel. Watkins 0T95.
MAKE MONEY At HOME.-You can cain
from 81 20 81 an hour IN your spare time
writing show cards; quickly and easily
learned: no canvassing we teach you how
and sell your work. Write to-day for fun
particulars 10 American Show Card School.
pa Isyrie Building. Toronto, Canada.
ANY intelligent person. either ser, may earn
100 to 500 monthly corresponding for
new spapers Sl5 10 So weekly IA spare time.
experience unnecessary. no caAvassing: sub
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tional P.ess bureau. Buffalo. =. Y.
LEARN no BIZ A ciiAUFFEUR-Pleasant
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Send for free booklet and VISITORS pass.
West Side Y. NJ. G. A.. 301 w. 57th ST.
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SALESMAN.
SALES MANAGER.

An immediate connection Is avail
able TO man between 20 and 40
years OF age. who has had thor
ough and extended experience as a
salesman or sales manager; gen
eral idea OF the banking or finan-
cial field would be helpful but
not absolutely necessary: he will
be associated directly with the
firm members In sales work OF the
highest character; the position IL
permanent and offers 10 the right
man. equipped with the proper ref
erences, an opportunity that 10
most unusual; the return will be
should exceed $io.0 commissions
annually. Write stating fully past
business experience.
Room 800, go Broadway.
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YOUNG man as helper on auto provision
route; good opportunity TO learn trade:
state salary expected. Box SO. 1853 E. 125th.
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SALESMAN.

We need One more strong. ener-
gctic salesman. and n he Is the
right man he win earn q satisfae-
tory income. We do not confuse
earnings with telephone numbers,
and those who are looking for sail
aries OF SOS. 900 to $50, 900 win be
disappointed We know that
good man In our line will net froY
$4,000 to $4,000 on liberal con-
mission basis, and our reputation
of over 60 years stands back OF our
statements. We are engaged In
highly specialized advertising and
include many Of the most important
concerns In the United States
among our customers. We need n
salesman who will be free not later
than Nov. 4. who Is willing 10 do
considerable travelling, making GO
day trips. Give full details In your
s reply. which viii be held In strict
confidence. State age and include
your phone number. II 2i2 Herald.
Herald so.
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Statesmen.

Large International corporation,
opening Brooklyn branch, looking for
high class salesmen who have mana
gerinl ability: good pay to tiose we
accept only married mon over 30
years who can furnish best Of refer
'ences and bond need apply; personal
interview between 10 and 3. llU3
Terminal Bldg, 80 Court ST.. B'klyn.
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statesmen

Statesmen.
To fatten your bank account while
YOU stint your soul IL poor en-
Payment. Our offer makes II in
cupnbent upon you simply TO walk
and talk and tell the truth. You'll
sleep with good conscience after
each days work and will see sure
earnings pillng up at the rate of
$3.50 and more q week. II you
are experienced In Craftsmanship
well and good. II you are not
our thorough training WI quick
~ make up yor lack. II you are
81 or over call from 10 10 a.
SUITE 1910. - WEST AID ST.
Suite 301, 1872 Nassau -.
Suite 81. lG6 Montague st.. brooklyn.
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CAPABLE OF INTERVIEWING Gus
TONERS AND FAMILIAR WITH OFFICE
DETAILS. APPLY SUPERINTENDENT
OFFICE, sTH FLOOR. JAMES McCREERY
CO., 35TH ST. EMPLOYEES ENTRANCE.
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statesmen. security. who know how
20 sell stock IN Inventors and are
capable In convincing the public: sal
arr and commission for the right
pnrties: only the kind who can give
clean references need apply. Call
Room 1908. As w. 34th ST.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Commercial Help " anred.
"NATIo NAL"
LoYMENT EXC HANGE.
30 Church ST..
New York City.
Established 1903.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
President ..............-..-. Otto T. Barnard
Nice-President. .John X. MacAIlhur
Secretary. ........... Eugene III. Outerbridge
Robert W. DeForest,
l.. r. Lores.
NewcOmb Carlton,
Arthur Williams.
George Blumonihel.
CLERICAL DEPARTMENT.
BooKKEEPER-Aged 1885; able TO make
financial statements; $3O-sS5.
BOOKKEEPER-WH also have chance 10 DO
line; $3O-$35.
BOOKISEEPER-B Bronx: $50.
BOOKKEEPER-Exp erienced In plumbing
supplies business; Hebrew preferred; SSo.
ACCOUNTING STUDENT-Opening with cor
poration for man yersed In accounting
win specialize. In income tax work. slzo-
AcccotSUJNTs PAYABLE CLERK-Famlliar
with voucher system; Protestant pre-
ferred: $50.
VOUCHER CLERK-Bronx mfg. business;
MANAGER INVOICE DEPT.-Thoroughl
familiar with export invoices and enough
knowledge OF Spanish for ordinary
phrases: salary commensurate.
COLLECTORS CD-Aged 28-35; must be able
to drive automobile; good opportunity for
live wires $125-$13J month.
CoLLECToR-Aged S5-io; familiar win n
Y. c.; S25.
ORDER CLERK-Familiar with domestic
traffic; fair typist; $25.
Call 81. Room 7i5-72l.
The NATIONAL"
80 Church 81.
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BE Detective-Great demand: travel; fas-
chatting work; particulars free. Write.
American Detective System. 1864 Broadway.
New York.
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sALEsMEN, SECURITY.
LIVE WIRES, EXPERIENCED IN REAL
ESTATE. BOOKS OR CORRESPONDENCE
SCHOOL PREFERRED; BEST MONEY
COMMISSION AND SALARY. CALI ROOM
iii2. 10 WEST 4TH ST.. Mr. STEWART.
sAfESMAN.-An exceptional opening for an
exceptionally high class salesman TO call
upon bankers only after appointments are
made: no application viii receive considere-
tion unless accompanied by complete resume
OF past business connections and references
as TO character; references VIII not be COM
municated with until applicant is inter
viewed strictly confidential. i73 Herald,
Herald so.
sALEsMIsN,
live men. 70 sell investment securities posi-
lively high grade and going industrial propo-
ton; we are a large organization with Of
fess throughout New ENGLAND . territory we
and commission. Call Room 40S-4O9, 353
SeIl aN.
SALESMAN speciality. acquainted with to-
tells and restaurant. trade N m tropoiiian
district food products: describe yourself.
how long have ydu worked same reference:
steady positions salary. q 1853 liera'd. $50
Bway
sALESMJsN must be experienced. TO sell
stock over telephone; wonderful opportunity
Cor men who have ability TO become man.
ayers salary and commission Write or
New Haven. Conn. Tel. Colony $3.50.
statesmen
II you believe REAL ESTATE MORT
CAGES are real SECURITY you cal make
DIG MONEY with us come IN and talk II
over after p. NJ. Mr. Kochman. 30i Clinton
Building, Newark, N. J.
sALEsNfAN wanted 20 sell stock IN manu-
featuring company; big demand for prod
ucts: large profits: dividends soon: liberal
commission 20 men with clientele; no ad-
vances. ii05 Herald. Fulton st.
SALESMAN OF character to Interview busi-
ness men for Hudson, Bergen and Passaic
counties Call write 40 Montgomery ST.,
Jersev City. International Secret Service.
SALESMAN for New York aud vicinity to
sell newly patented gameboard to clubs and
social organizations on commission. J. f..
Toohey. I'd St. Troy. N. Y.
sALEsMEN 10 sell rapid selling automo-
bile Device large commission TO the right
men. Apply safter A. NJ. Renton Auto
Recovery Service, Inc, room 20a. l71I Bway.
SALEsMEN to solicit automobile and truck
repninting Jobs live proposition splendid
commissions. Apply Shelter Color and Var
nIsh Co. Sd and Grand sts.. Hoboken. N. ];
sALEsAI1sN. extraordinary opening for
motor truck statesmen; also several juniors.
Apply COG Bergen av.. Bronx.
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HELP WANTED-MAIE.

statesmen WANTED.
WE WANT TO INTERVIEW
MEN WHO ARE POSSESSED OF
REAL SELLING; ABILITY. WHO
ARE WILLING TO WORK, WHO
HAVE CLEAN REPuTATlo;NSSS
WORK UNDER OUR DIREC-
TION. THE WORK is THAT
OF SECURING ACCOUNTS FOR
A WELL ESTABLISHED STOCK
AND BOND BROKERAGE
HOUSE, DEALING ONLY IN
LISTED SECURITIES. WE
WILL TRAIN YOU IN THE
WORK. WE WILL MAKE 1T
POSSIBLE FOR YOU TO EARN
A SUBSTANTIAL INCOME PRO
VIDING YOU HAVE THE ABOVE
QUALIFICATIONS AND THAT
You ARE STRICTLY HONEST.
1T is NOT AT ALL NECES-
SARY THAT YOU HAVE EN-
REPLIES Will. BE HELD
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL AND
YOUR APPLICATION RE
TURNED UPON REQUEST
ADDRESS A ia: HERALD.
FULTON ST.
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SECURITY Statesmen.
II you desire something safe and sure,
never before offered and which affords
unusually large earnings for your ef-
forts, investigate our proposition com
Dallas 4 Co.. f15 Bway.
SECURITY SALESMAN.
We want n man who not only looks the
part but who also measures UP; immediate
commission earnings running into big figures
await such man. also the sure hope or
early promotion OF managerial size. Hanger
& Co. Inc. 10 9TH nv.
SliOWCARD writer; an exceptionally eNpc.
rienccd man necessary; with
knowledge of advertising layout for lantern
slide purposes pretorred steady posit Ion
aid. Herald square.
SPLENDID opening In pbonogrsph record
plant In full operation for man with cx-
pcsience in plating. stock mixing and rec
State experience and salary expected TO Box
16s Herald. Herald square.
STOCK statesmen.
rE No Roap S SATyAs N9N hvf Ib RERRH
COMMISSION. PROMINENT EXEgyjTiilyllss:
POSITION AND INTEREST IN business
ron THOSE WHO QUALIFY. ROOM cot,
rs PARK ROW.
sUBscRIFTION SOLICITOR.
first class textile Journal desires TO
engage high class man as subscription
SOLICITOR Ouc competent 70 earn ~ itafA
81 500 per annum; unusual opportunity for
The right man. Address with references,
Textiles, ~ MIX st, Boston, Mass.
SITPERTNTENDENT.--W require the SER
vices OF an intelligent man OF middle age
10 take charge OF reading and recreation
loom for working men; no night or Sunday
duties. Apply by letter. stating full par
ticulars as 20 age, nature OF previous ems
nloylnent and references as to character. IL
rs Herald. Herald 90.
TrAfEKEErER. hotel experience. Hotel
Manhattan Square, 90 West nth.
wAHTEp-In tho liability claim department
OF large New York casualty Insurance com.
many. roung attorney or man with legal
training competent to handle claims by corr
respondencc: prospect OF Advancement. n
dress q. b., Z. .. box 323, City Hall STA
ton. New York.
WOoDWoRkING.- Man wanted band
sawyer. williamsburg Wood Heel Co., 643
Lexington av., brooklyn.
Y0TTN(; man wanted TO PRINT photographs;
one who thoroughly understands copying
and enlarEing; salary SO weekly. Give full
particulars, Including experience l. 500 Her
aid $50 Bway. --
y0TTSCi MAN FOR ACCOUNTING DEPART
MENT WITH GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
OF ACCOUNTING; EXCELLENT CHANCE
TO CONNECT WITH LARGE, PROGRESS
efvrr CONCERN, OFFERING UNUSUAL
9IyH EGE TnfxpERrENcn kND sALxRY
DESIRED. NJ a7t HERALD. HERALD so.
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Automobiles Wanted.

WANTED.
USED AUTOMOBILES, STANDARD
MAKES. IN GOOD RUNNING CONDITION:
BRING CAR. 1851 BROADWAY (NEAR
5iST.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Domestic Help Wanted.

Domestic Help Wanted.
WINTHROP EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, At
w. 42d, room 551.-Imm sdiately couple Cook
and butler) for Palm Beach: small family
5000
COUPLES, cooks. buffers, kitchenmaid.
houseke epers. houseworkers. Hornig s..
81 Sd ay. (5Ttht
BUTLER second. third. useful men, couples.
Ida Seely's Agency. IS West sd.
Commercial Help Wanted.
CYNTHIA WARD AGENCY,
40 WEST 10TH ST. 1873 BRYANT.
SERVICE OF AND FOR THE BETTER
SORT. Making friends ana keeping them Is
the main policy with US.
Let us number You among them now.
HAMILTON EMPLOYMENT SERVICE,
CHURCH ST. RECTOR 81.
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CARPETS AND RUGS.
BANKRUPT ESTATE SALE
A ranlI-lL. -.

CARPETS AND RUGS.
STILLINGS, Inc. GA Madison av (59th
ST.. offer 200 yards plain, gray, taupe; 200
yards golden brown Crossley's Administer;
100 yard lots IN other patterns: a large,
varied assortment OF beautiful carpets rugs
(sughtly used. purchased from bankrupt
minister's. plain. mixed. small. large. allovcr
patterns. busted and washed, Immediately
estate. In Sioanea. Wifons. Whitehalls. Ak
minister's, Brussels; carpets, rugs, imported,
domestic reconditioncd like new, all shades;
5000 yards ordinary carpets. 81. 81, 50, 81
yard up: q fine SO yard carpet FOR the
price Of n cheap, coarse 81 yard carpet,
RUGS, all Sizes scanned or seamless, French,
Royal Wilton. Artloom; piece Scotch AK
clean for home, office, show room or any
purpose. So $50. so. $50, Sl2O up; real
Oriental rugs. MAKING OVER. CLEAN
MO, LAYING, REPAIRING, pYETNG; RE-
LIABLE, REASONABLE. BEAUTIFUL.
PLAZA 1895. u
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ED--AUTOMORITE
LATE MODEL. CARS.
ALL DESCRIPTIONS HIGHEST
PRICES. BRING YOUR CAR.
MANHATTAN AUTO EXCHANGE,
151 COLUMBUS AV.,
con 9TH ST
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Statesmen.

We want two men of forceful personality
and ability who can appreciate genuine
connect with an organization whore pleas
ant earning will be very attractive and
prompt promotion the assured results OF
earnest effort. III employed at present this
Is well worth your while 10 give up an
ordinary position 20 undertake.. An Inter
view will be granted II YOU call at 5OI 9th
av.. room eoe. See Mr.. Thompson.
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wANTED--Linousine or town Automobile
state terms. II 40 Herald, HERALD 81
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Commercial Help Wanted.
CYNTHIA WARD AGENCY,
10 w. 10TH ST. 1878 BRYANT.
SERVICE OF AND FOR THE BETTER SORT
Making friends and keeping them IN the
main policy with Let number yo I
among them now.
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YOUNG MAN.

2s OR so YEARS OF AGE,
FOR CREDIT OFFICE
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Domestic Help Wanted.


81 w. asD ST. ESTABLISHED 1900.
offer positions In finest families with nigh
est wages. cooks, chambermaids. mattresses.
nurses, houseworlcers, &C.: also couples and
male help. Moderate fee.
uOUsEwORKERs, cooks. chambormaids;
good positlons. Bertha Carlson Employ
ment Agency. 22s0 broadway. corner SEA 81.
Phone Schuyler l0T6.
N3E0T7T FMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
$40 9th nv. O'hone 41I0 Circle). Elevator
,-iria cooks. cliHuIhCrmails, Mattresses, full
and part time: dishwashers. &c.
G0VERNEssEs, 400: nurses, 500: cooks.
500; chambermaids, watresses. parlor-
maids, couples. houseyorkcrs, ktchcnmaids.
MISS F1TZGERAt.p.s BUREAU, 3ee 9Th av.
prtrE List Employment Agency. POI w. seth
st-Couples, cooks, chambermaids. wait
ressee nurses, houseworkers, ladies' maids; :
good wagea. - ----.-.
MISS WETrLER, European Educational and
pomestic Agency. iS w. S3d st.--Gover-
nesses, nurses, companions; first class
trained help; places where YOU want to be.
TT 9simberg's Agency. 1919 Lexington av.
.rsth) Cooks. Mattresses. chambarmaids.
.s-1--wcrKcrs, couples. -----------
COOKS craniberlnaids, Mattresses, parlor-
y,,rids laundrcsrcs. Ida Scely Employ
rncnt Agency. 80 w. I'D 81.
AT Maimberg's Agency, 1919 Lexington av.
(74th) Cooks. mattresses, chambermnids,
houseworkers, couples.
pRFNNAN's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
~ IA n GOth 81 Plaza b7O5.
Domestic og site help help for the city and country.
CoTipf,Es, cooks, Mattresses, chambermaids.
iaundrcsses nurses. Universal Employ
ment Agency, 80 w. 3Ith ct.
MAsoN's Agency. - West asd.-cooks.
chambermsids. mattresses. laundress'
chambermsids. mattresses, nurses
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cLERK--youns man. bright. wide awake. as
clerk IN advertising bookkeeping depart
rcnt OF Manhattan publication. Expert
creed man preferred but not essential. S25.
Address stating age, experience, nationality.
etc. NJ 519 Herald. 2s0 Broadway.
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CHAUFFEUR wanted for permanent coun-
try position; house, light and heat fur
nlshed; wages $40 per month. Apply room
1909. OF Broadway after 10 a. NJ.
CHAUFFEUR. experienced and reliable man
for Ford car; retail furniture store. s.
Knppermnn. 81 w. lalst
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AUTO INSTRUCTION.
and weeks courses for
Owners, Chauffeurs, Mechanics Statesmen
WET SIDE Y. NJ. G. A.,
30i West 9th st.. New York.
Get booklet and pass Special ladies' classes
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EXPERT AUTO REPAIRs.
Our auto mechanics are expert; all auto
and electrical troubles eliminated TO vour
complete satisfaction. MCCARTHY sTRuTH-
ERS ENGINEERING co, Automobile Engl-
neers, no II. i30th. Harlem 90.
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BUTLER second. third. useful men. couples.
Ida Seelys Agency. IS Wcss SD.
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CLERK, inquiry--N Dung man 10 &C. as shop
general follow ur work In machine shop OF
large manufacturing concorn some produc-
tion experience desirable: state age. expert
ence. nationality, religion and salary wanted.
Address Lidgerwood Mfg. Co., foo. Dikeman
It.. B'klyn. N. y. Attention Mr. W. II.
DeckhOrn.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-10-23

were under American military juris-
diction and then were placed on an
American transport, Princess Matoika.
At Camp Grupa we were fenced in a
beautiful young pine grove; the sandy
soil will grow most anything.
Here we received good grub and
plenty of gifts from the American Red
Cross, all of which we thoroughly ap-
preciated. Danzig was built mainly by
Crusaders and was a great port be-
fore partition from Poland, but it has
gone down considerably as Germany
would not build up the port on account
of Poles, so the trade of Danzig went
to Stettin on the Odra river, west of
Danzig. Also to Koenigsberg, east of
it. Our trip to America was unevent-
full and we landed at Hoboken on July
21st, 1920. Upon our arrival in Amer
lea, the Red Cross was constantly as
sisting us to obtain good eats and
plenty of smokes, and other things
that reminded us of the bigness of the
average American heart Snobbish-
ness and arrogance which we had
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-10-23
NEAR EAST RELIEF NOTES

In recent interview, Charles F..
Willis, state director of the Near East
Relief, which for the past few days
has been conducting campaign for
the collection of old clothing, stated
that the work is progressing satis-
factorily but that Arizona is still be-
low it's quota. 1t is hoped that a
sufficient amount will be donated to
make car load The car would
then be shipped across the continent
to New York headquarters, bearing
a huge sign, "To the Near East Re-
lief From Arizona
This campaign is not confined to
Arizona, but is being carried on
throughout the states. Pennsylvania
has contributed twice as much old
clothing for these destitute people as
the rest of the country combined;
the city of Pittsburg alone has almost
supplied enough garments to clothe
the entire population of Erivan, capi-
tol city of the Armenian republic
Erivan now contains approximately
fifty thousand people, about half of
them refugees. Pittsburg has for
warded for shipment overseas, ap-
proximately forty thousand pounds of
clothing, and Harrisburg, about fif-
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-10-23

seen abroad vanished on American
soil, and since then all of us have been
whole-heartedly good American patri-
OTIS and Uncle Sam can depend upon
us at any time
"On my journey to Ray stopped in
Milwaukee, Wis, for visit with my
uncle. On the 29th of July arrived
in my home town, Thorp.
'All through my travels l have had
courage, and | have felt grateful for
all that the women of Ray have done
for me, yet l feel that there is some
thing lacking. Possibly, that long-felt
want will soon arrive to join me in
America and then she and / may con-
tinue to live happily, and | hope by
Christmas l may have passed from
the condition of a bachelor to that of
sublime bliss-married life.
I'm conclusion, want to express the
hope that Americans may be free from
the awful conditions that have sur
rounded Europeans, and that America
may continue to be the home of the
free and the land of the brave"
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-10-23

This clothing will save the lives of
thousands of native Christians during
the coming winter, according to
Charles v. Vickrey, general secretary
of the relief organization, who has
just returned to the United States af-
ter a three months survey of con-
ditions in the Caucasus and Asia
Minor
"The natives are still in want"
Mr.. Vickrey declared, though their
condition is far better than it was
last year, America must continue to
help them until the political situation
so improves that they can care for
themselves. That time, 1 am afraid,
is some time off.
"It is to be hoped that the people
Of Arizona will respond to this ap-
peal with their usual generosity, and
do their share to alleviate the suf-
ferings of these unfortunate people
during the coming winter"
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-10-23


The taxpayers of Pinal county have
Ia vital interest in who is going to be-
come the next county attorney, says
the Casa Grande Bulletin The county
is entitled to thoroughly trained,
experienced legal mind in this office.
Mr. Patterson is lawyer. His friends
may claim that he is very fright
man only awaiting the opportunity
to shine like a 100 candle power
legal light, but thus far his illumin-
alton is yet to come. Every two years
he has tried for the office of county
attorney and lost. This year Judge A.
A. Jayne, recognized as one of Ari-
zona's foremost attorneys, is not run
ming against his democratic opponent
just to be running. 1t was a. case of
the office seeking the man. 1t means
a great deal to the agricultural and
mining interests that a man of his
well known qualifications could be
induced to run, and it will be a signal
honor to have him in the office Of
county attorney.