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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-03
HELP wANTED-MALE.
II L > NJ T.
ARE YOU ENTIRELY SATISFIED?

ARE YOU ENTIRELY SATISFIED?
Many a man is marking time In a
position offering scant, possibili-
ties for the future. Are YOU? a.
Here Is an organization. national in.
scope. which offers brilliant
future TO men who proye their
ability. An organization which is
constantly growing--one In. the
very midst OF an expansion pre-
gram looking for material from
which to produce executives of
highest earning power.
An organization whose men. right
from the start. have opportuni-
ties for UNLIMITED EARNINGS.
One where proved efficiency
meets quick advancement-where
mans ability Is not ioDiy recog-1
nized but Is rewarded.
We want cIean-cut, wides awake,
earnest mel who are willing TO
be shown how they can earn.
honestly, AT LEAST IS, 900 A
YEAR In commissions.
II YOU can give satisfactory refer
ences rs 10 honesty and integrity.
and are over ~ years OF age,
one OF the foremost financial SELL
ing institutions In the country Is
willing TO take you regardless of
your former experience. Apply. r.
giving full name, address, and
telephone number, to Box 3, 0lO
Brokaw Bldg. Nra~fE
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An did established manufacturing concern
Is now ready TO market a new line OF auto
mobile accessories and IL seeking manager
90 take full charge OF the sales department
No applicant considered who has not had
accessory sales experience. An exceptional
opportunity for the right man, State In de-
tan experience for the past five years, age
and salary expected. Write Accessory, Room
GIL World Bldg. ~. Y. city.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

ACCOUNTABILITY general auditing staff
large corporation. preferably experienced
supervising senior, capable of making In
tricate and comprehensive installations.
occasional travelling past earning capac-
ity must be at least S4000-S5, 900; salary
commensurate.
BUYER-CooperatIve grocery etores. must be
experienced buyer of branded foods.
able systematic and control purchasing
end of large cooperative system; 81 600
81, 900 and bonus.
OREIGN TRADE RESEARCH MAN-Ex-
perienced investigator and compiler Of
statistics upon foreign markets; mere
traveller in foreign countries not consid-
cred: exceptional opportunity: $1,000.
ROUSE ORGAN EDITOR-Capable editorial
and advertising man who has had expert
ence In house organ preparations; $4,000
ADVERTISING MAN-ENperienced on direct
by-mai advertising 10 consumers; to de-
Velop campaign ideas for dealers In for
eign countries: start. $4,000
ACCOUNTANTS-Quali seniors for public
accounting firm Newark, moderate trav-
cling $1,000 81. 900.
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SECURITY Statesmen.

N you are looking for an Misunderstanding
dong--1f you are looklRg for the proposition
that you can make big money out of well
established Company, regular dividends. good
Board OF Directors. prospects Of big rise IN
price Of ptock--we have a. A card will bring
fuii details by mall. Give us an idea ~
what experience YOU have had In selling
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SPEAR 4 FREAR

Employment Specialists, ~ Broadway.
steei-IIead statistician: statistical clerks :
chief estimator: correspondents Brokerage
Bond statesmen. out OF town, 50, OOO-s0, 900
Stenographor, out OF town. Ledger clerk;
runners Craftsmen, junior and senior.
Metallurgicai. experienced. S40-S50. Rating
manager, deph rtment house experience pre-
ferred. Credit clerks. 1imekeeper. Book
keeper. out OF town, salary and maintenance.
Spanish correspondent. Clerks good at fig
ures. Registration free.
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SALES MANAGER
REPRESENTATIVE.

A New York and Boston firm in
vites correspondence with a man OF
the highest type between 30 and 40
years OF age, preferably. but not nee
essarily: one having general knowl-
edge OF banking. finance or under
writing: an immediate opportunity
viii be given the man selected 20 Assoc
ciate himself directly with the mem
bers of the firm In work of the broad
est character: position Will pay com
missions of $500 10 $4,000 an
nually aE well as a substantial Inter-
est In the buslness II ia necessary
that applicant be IN a position TO
start activities within few days and
able TO furnish the best OF refer
enccs: full statement OF business OK
pcrience and income for the past
three years must be included in the
application. replies viii be treated
In strict confidence.
Address ROOM 800. $50 BROADWAY.
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SECURITY statesmen.

We are placing the securities of an en-
terprise never before offered 10 the pub
lie which has unusual profit sharing
features TO the investor and extra large
earnings; on most liberal commission
basis for statesmen. Apply % w. 43d
St, Room 1902
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

STOCK BROKERAGE c. II. MEN.
New house about 10 open has fine
opportunity for 3 young men; ex-
perience in writing blotters and no
tices on machines: also several to
train for this work state fully eS-
perience, age. present salary. Sc;
replies held strictly confidential.
ID. S. i05 Herald, Herald so.
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sAMrrr cr.rRK WANTED.

SAMPLE CLERK WANTED.
A LARGE UNDERWEAR HOUSE
HAS AN OPENING FOR A CApA-
BILE YOUNG MAN IN SAMPLE
ROOM AND TO MAKE HIMSELF
GENERALLY USEFUL: GOOD
CHANCE FOR MANAGEMENT TO
RIGHT PARTY. ADDRESS X Tp5,
HERALD, $50 BROADWAY t--
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SECRETARIAL
ASSISTANT

Young man, resident of New
ark or the Oranges. New Jersey.
accurate at typew riting and with
ability to take stenographic notes.
not necessarily rapidly at this
time, will. through this ad. be able
to try for a position paying $50
per week to start. that Will lead
to private secretarial work of a
high order and future.
In reply mention your age. edu-
cation, experience and religion to
Assistant, 270 Herald, Herald 50.
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CYNTUTA WARD AGENCY

T87 Bryant. Room 1910, ITO West 10th.
Those whom fortune has only employed In
the crowd, and OF whom nobody VIII say
"a word unless they speak for themselves,
are 10 be excused II they speak for them
selves. to those whose interest II Is to know
them" Montaigne. Register Free, the In
terest Is mutual.
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SUPERINTENDENT.

A MAN WHO HAS BEEN AID
VANCED FROM THE POSITION
OF PRODUCTION MANAGER TO
THAT OF SUPERINTENDENT OR
WORKS MANAGER AND FEELS
HE CAN HOLD A POSITION OF
RESPONSIBILITY IN AN Or
GANIZATION OF ABOUT 10000 IN
THE EAST WILL NOT BE GOING
AFTER A SMALL SIZED OPPOR-
TUNITY III HE REPLIES TO
THIS.
1t will be necessary for us to
have complete synopsis of expe-
rience or no consideration can be
given: also we must know class OF
material manufacturer and concern
worked for as we'll as age. educa-
tlon. religion. height and weight.
The man who can prove to us
that he has the force and general
ability to lead a large number OF
men where the requirements are
severed will be glad he acted on
this ad.
SALARY WILL START AT S4.-
600: THIS is FROM A LARGE
CORPORATION ABLE TO CARRY
OUT ITS INTENTIONS AND WE
INTEND TO PAY A GOOD SAL
AIRY TO A GOOD MAN WHEN HE
HAS PROVEN. HIMSELF TO US.
BIT NOT BEFORE; THE MAN
OF THE CALIBRE WE SEEK
WILL KNOW WHAT WE ARE
AVOIDING. ADDRESS SUPER
INTENDENT. BOX 2G7, HERALD,
HERALD SO. '-'-f.
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STOCK CLERK

Young man. good appearance, steady, re-
liable. methodical. some knowledge OF wool
lens. by first class merchant tailor: oppor-
tunity 10 develop as salesman and future
advancement. Answer by letter. giving
references other particulars and salary ex-
New York
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WINDOW DRESSER.
EXPERIENCED MAN FOR INTERIOR
STORE WORK. n
HEARN.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 9TH FLOOR.
18th ST.. NEAR FIFTH Az.
WINDOW TRIMMERs
AND
DIPL.AT MEN.
THE ]. l.. HUDSON COMPANY.
DETROTT

AND
DIPLAT MEN.
THE J. l.. HUDSON COMPANY
DETROIT
have two ope nings In their orga MIA o.
ton for men who have tho ability and int
tlative 10 display merchandise properly in
their windows. To the men who have the
foregoing qualifications permanent positions
with good salaries are assured. In answer
ing give full details as TO past employment.
age. married or single. salary expected &C.
YOUNG MEN. 1915 years large wholcsaie
grocery. purchasing and selling depart
mentsi wonderful opportunity. with excellent
chance OF Announcements NJ 2Js Herald,
Herald so.
YOUNG men, age II TO -. for clerical posi-
state age. education. experience and salary
desired. Address G q, +. o. Box 500 CITY
Hall station. New York city.
YOUNG man. 1918. just from high school
at figures. as assistant 70 cost accountant :
knowledge Of typewriting DESIRED but not
essential. T y i6e Herald. $50 B'way.
YOUNG man. must be good 'typfst and re-
lieve telephone operator; also 10 do general
office work; splendid chance for advance
ment. Write, stating age religion, expert
ence and salary expected, S. r., 1915 Sd nv.
YOUNG MAN. ASSISTANT BooKKEEPER.
REtFRENcEs. AGE, SALARY Ex-
PECTED. o $50 HERALD, FULTON ST.
YOUNG man with Swiss factory experience
and knowledge OF embroidery to solicit the
buSlneSs OF attchtfH IN tlls territory. rat
chogue. Plymouth NILS. i1i5 broadway.
YOUNG man wanted for general office wori,
with large Insurance Agency; good chance
for advancement Call, 30 A. NJ, Of Will
lam ct. 10th floor
YOUNG MAN about 10 as assistant 10 cost
clerk In large downtown concern; splendid
opportunity for promotion state full par
ticulars. Q u sos Herald, Fulton st.
YOUNG man, about IA. in insurance office
Apply i32 Nassau at, room 700. on Tues
day morning.
YOUNG man for clerical position with large
and well established corporation. Apply
Monday a. NJ, 4si Washington 81.
YOUNG MAN for real estate office, must
understand typewritng. state age. Ad-
dress X. Room %. 80 broadway.
YOUNG man wanted with experience In CON
tractors office, knowledge OF typewriting
NJ, 27I Herald, Herald 50.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Commercial Hem Wanted.
+ NEG UTIvE nG.
SER CE
G o II r o r /
TO THE BOY.
TO THE YOUNG MANI
Are you in the RIGHT JOB? Can you
make It your life work? Are you plan-
ming for your futureg
Now Is the time TO think. Now as never
before the BIG WORK IL calling you
It's easy 70 find any old job. so to-day Is
the time TO BE PARTICULAR and find
the best work, the real opportunities,
where you can GET AHEAD five times
as fast.
You cannot do Il by drifting along. Visit
first class employment agency and
get right" with the placement man. He
" your BEST FRIEND. He viii give
you your real start IN life.
ENECU TIvE
SERV ICE
e q " q n T q y
Uptown office. % East AID ct.
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DOYLE AGENCY,
10 EAST 40TH ST. IA NASSAU ST.

2f5 Montague st., Bkiyn. Mechanics Bank
Building.
Bookkeepera. also assistants. and ledger
clerks, comptometer operators; also dicta-
phone operators. office assistants or file
clerks, stenographcrs and typsts stenogra-
pliers and bookkeepers, typists and switch
board operators. switchboard operators.
switchboard and typists above positions Si5
10 $50: male or female; uptown. downtown.
New York and Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-03

STOCK salesman 10 dispose OF limited
amount unlisted stock OF well known auto
mobile company for account Of Investor need
ing money. A S31 Herald Fulton 81.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Commercial Help Wanted.

N TT O n A l.
T. NJ + YMENT EXCHA n C Il
80 Church Street.
New York City.
Established 1900.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS;
OTTO 4. Barnard. President
chairman of the Board New York Trust Co.
JOHN II. MACARTHUR. y Vice President
or Macarthur Brothers.
fRANClS IL. HlNE. Treasurer
President First National Bank.
EUGENE II. OUTERBRIDGE. Secretary
OF Harvey a Outerbridge.
ROBERT w. DE FOREST OF De Forest
Bros: Viee-President and General Coun-
sci Of the Central Railroad of New
L. F. LoREE. President the Delaware and
Hudson Company.
NEWCOMB CARLTON. President the West
ern Union Telegraph Company.
GEORGE BLUMENTHAL of Lazard Freres.
ARTHUR WILLIAMS of the New York Ed-
son Company.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

HE'LL WAN1EO-MALE.
YOUNG MAN.
Young man to assist purchasing
agent; one who is willing to hus-
tie.
METROPOLITAN ELECTRIC,
East av. and iith ST..
Long Island City.
YOUNG MAN
to train for assistant manager in
confectionery and lunch business;
excellent future for bright. energetic
man with executive ability. state age,
experience, nationality and salary ex-
pec,ed. S. r., $40 Herald, Herald SO.
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STOCK CLERK, CHRISTIAN, NOT OVER
30. KEEP RECORDS LARGE STOCK
PENMAN. ACCURATE AT FIGURES:
PERMANENT POSITION. WITH GOOD
PAY; STATE AGE. EXPERIENCE AND
WAY.
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4. statesmen.

Top, sides and bottom OF this lad you'll
find other lads competing for your atten-
fioE. THIS FAD" however. Is distinctive
ly attractive and worthy OF your consid-
GRAFTON because II offers weekly average
OF $3.50 week. more conditional sim
ply upon your ability to WALK AND
TALK AND TELL THE TRUTH; an I'M
usual offer you'll II agree, both by'virtue
of the opportunity II represents and by
reason OF this organizations little short
of phenomenal sales accomplishments.
SUITE 1910. ~ WEST 43D ST; sc ?.
Suite 1912, Flatiron Bldg: suite 305, 1872
Nassau ST.; suite s3. 166 Montague ST.,
Brooklyn: suite ~, 156 Market ST.. Newark.
statesmen, this city and throughout the
country. experienced with trade, for high
grade line OF silk and silk lace ladies' hosiery
TO department, ladies' wear and shoe stores,
on commission basis. - 81 Herald. Herald 50.
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t1 0s
SALES MANAGER.-Iish grade sales man
aser wanted by largest manufacturers their
line this country; must be familiar distri-
button packaged food. wholesale. grocery
trade: state age. business experience and SAL
airy expected; all letters confidential. K 100
Herald, $50 Bway. alsre-
t.ft st'J
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CLERICAL DEPARTMENT.

BOOkKEEPER-lo man, Hebrew pre-
ferred. experienced IN double entry worry .
must know something about knit undar
wear. az Will have chance 20 do some sell
ing SaO-S35.
CLUB BooKKEEPERs C2)-IIotci or ciuh
experience. Al appearance. &3O-S35
BOOKKEEPER--Abl to reconcile saies
accts.; for moving picture film company
BOOKKEEPER-Som knowledge of cost
work piano manufacturer: $50
BOOKKEEPER--Down insurance COM
pany; 81 800.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER--Aud do
partment Of large city hospital: must hnvo
highest references; 81 800 start.
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BROWN EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE,
Room 200, 200 Broadway.
Statesmen, clerks, bookkeepers. shipping
clerks, stenographors.
NO REdIsrRATIoN FEE.
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STOCK salesman and sales manager, who
viii sell stock himself 20 demonstrate his
ability before organizing sales fierce. can
make excellent connection with Industrial
company located IN auburn OF New York
making products established more than 80
years. company needs money for expansion
and is Offering $500 600 OF stock for sale
this Ia unusual opportunity for capable man
who can finance himself. he Will receive lib
. eral commission and have splendid co-opera-
tion; those who must have advances please
don't answer. X 40 Herald $50 B'way
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SPEAR AND TREAR.
EAfPLo YMENT SPECIALISTS, ~ B'WAY.
Steei--Head statistician. statistical clerks
bond salesman out OF town. chief estimator.
correspondents experienced dealing with
mills, rating office manager. credit clerks,
timekeepers, Spanish correspondent. steno.
out OF town. brokerage ledger clerk, runners,
ledger clerk. bkpr. out of town, maintenance
q md salary,
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PARK ROW PLACEMENT BUREAU,
Park row.
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WE have r. permanent position for men OF
forceful personality and ability TO sell the
best proposition you ever saw II you are a
live wire: convince US OF your integrity and
we will enable you TO earn from sfo0 to
$500 per week Address Salesman, 200 Her
aid. $50 B'way.
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nARKER 9 MAccoLL.

VOCATIONAL SPECIALISTS, 80 Church st.
Exprd iron 4 steel salesman: Paint sales
man; Young man Dept. store expr. manage
rial position; Sr. executive acct Chief acct.
So. Amer. Ir. accts.; Expert oookkcepcr /;
Booltkeeper Inspector. business school exp. !;
Burroughs bkping. mach. opf.; Voucher dis
tribution elk; Typists; Stenos; Ledger
general clerks: Registry free.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Commercial Help wanted.

Commercial Help Wanted.
IN Alto VAL"
f NJ YMENT f @ ii A G Z
80 Church Street,
New York City,
Established 1909.
CLERICAL DEPARTMENT.
Continued from preceding column.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23
CUTHRELL SPEAKS
Of CHARACTER Or
CHRIST IN SERMON
q. q. McCRti LEADING CONGi,E.
GtTiONAL SINGING tOn
REVIVAL SERVICES.

De. Geo. \. Culhrol, who Is con-
dusiing the revival services al a."
Flint Christian Church. gave his SER
mon on the Elements ul Chrsts
Character" t0 a large and uticn,'t e
congroRation. "Our task o. 90 rr.
make tho world" he declared and
tul:ched rpon two main topics. HoF
We shall do It and Things uy hat,
tried"
''ilall Game. the famous English
novelist, was M stirred b, The event
OF American Day IN London b..
said, that he gave uitcranct a. ihn
following docaratlo NOT faith iipw
tho mighty facts Of lite strike u,
doun to our knees before the alter
81 lilm whose Kingdom l. eieltfI
rlghlcousness IN hours Of peace ant
prosperity our philosophers seem 20
eliminate the Almirh,l and "a make
pta, Or presumption bat whom sfvti
trials come. the great pcfils. The
graat adventures. W. want a God vino
knows. Gud who cares q God Who
judges between right and wronr and
g. ready TO lslon 20 our cry llcne'
at birth and At marrlags and above
an, at death. Noronic hnmbly 20 hia
foolsiooi remembering only The fra
Rlilly Of our poor human lite end the
immun,ahilily Of Him 90 whom
thousand years agc as yesterday when
Il u passed "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23

Some of the elements Of Jesus
character referred 90 mos, cmphatl-
cally By Me speaker we're Certain
~. Balance aud Power. saying that
he was certain OF God. Of himself ~
his moral order and Of his view point.
ITO crystallHo him into The hisior.
e person Of nineteen centuries ago.
would largely make him imputont
for us today" declared Dr Culnrc.i
ina reference 10 Christ. What be
ga then was but a pledge and On IN
d.eatlon OF what he desires to be a.
"a ages. LOT the critics destroy tho
forms OF theology, but 10 LONG as
this colossal figure ~ sympathy ana
love stands before the heart ct hu-
manlty n viii leap 20 embrace him
Last night under direction ul q.
e. Mccrey an Joined IN old'iimr con
ersgatiOnal singing Everyone 81, ~
ed 10 euicr enthusiastically into 'hr
singing and the service The pui'r.
REV. y. &. Nohlcy. announced Serve
ices each evening 81 30 o'clock.
There wili be- sOmo time spent 'lri
nlghi In singing old familiar sui.s
M culhroll Nill hrinr one 90 D.
Inspiring sermons racA etunius a.
500 O'clock
The &. " n n. With Nr Walter
lsfowne ns president md ihe liomf
Mission society Win NfH a 2 Troll
lager ~ rhifmauf have Hlrmnl Hf
inAged that the $50 women urmh
az these nrganifallans Nil hHd
short prayer service iu ih0lI HuNt
rarh lnurhlng ht , O'Clock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23
" yoa Hr, .irfy1 ~
NJ ~ sponGcrt weak, ,un
A'hS down through cvre-s -

other causes. We want &" natl i"u
nur 'poA witch tells about SEXTON.
iQi l., restorative rcmcd, that viii
oust you nothing n yDn are not cured
~ hone''tte'l. Ever, man pccdiug a
tonic a. overcome i.ersonal wcasncss
etc, should got this free book ~
once. NHil,itNb en- MiCh
co, ga ncrry FLOCK, Nashville.
Tenn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-23

Sam T.. MotluW has resigned as Ell
N mluag D.. the go lEuatior e. 'ah'
effect Apil / or al an earlier date
.I thr commission fili. thc Once n"'
i1r, that time. Ills lrll"l " rcsif'
nation was turned DOB o. thr commits
.'ou "a les regular meeting Nafcl .,
- $40, uo action has been taken
Nr NotloW llss been acting c'''
Manager since January l. Vie has
not yct Announced any lctlriiN planf
GO iie future ~ slid yesterday
morning thee his connection with the
c.ty and all " 90 Officials had p"cn
most friendly.
roilnv ink g. couy Of Nc Mot
loss letter io the city commission
4 hereby tender ms resignation
lHine cnN MANAGE az ilo r'ty %
Amarillo effective Aptl 7 l'sO. II
Will hD 500 .siauory vI'i WD ~ r." iin
Ulucr Do e be- thc d,.Ic oi the com.
uI. .0u
q thank thc commisiop FOR pas,
UVt0rs uud assure ,uur honorable
bod, Juu each member thereof oi
uy friendship"
On speaking of .if affairs this
moaning Nr Motlm. su'd
", observation i thl' lhr heads
~ 900 departments oi iar city ere
t.n efficient and .rc wu.hiIg con
r.ruiously ~ their lol. The pub
Hr doe. not realize the responsibility
fl.f BEL uu the should .rs - me city
.umm .ou. for the small rumpcn-
.'Iou that Tie membe, thereof tc-
rrIfp
The 'lourrs devote more
Hur fo %, Interest of th, city than
.lr bubble realizes and thclr rcnnm-
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MUST GET PETITION
READY BY APRIL |.
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th. efforts Di wichita IHlI. 200 '.
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ihp loitcr rala BOZ pu "N' no."
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tor the Interest li fIn.' Who auf
not hcen sen bt tlr collectors NHu
haze gone cat itum Amarillu, 70 BE-
Desired Inlf thf.r Who wish tu WI.U
q NNIli 'NN I' N' t.IN i'N . '"
communication v'h tIo Recorder az
khifa shrine Ciph No1ln 70 D..
swift. Amarillo tut hU wIii . .Dl
you gre furnished VITA petition io
sign
two, Ir,.d.d 200 H meeting pt iIt
members of khi1a Shrine tiuu sun
das Afternoon fuH' rOwWiitn't Wut. 10
ho so1t 20 ctr'y section oi thr rW
handle instructed o. 300 usUrt
shrln,r 100 ths lur li,IUU ead uir'
Ihr Importance ri u.lp'Ituu ytt
Goo secure tlgnpf on thH FHiuiuL
hleh h'll De- presented ~ me- lm.
por1l CDUu..i ..iur fW dl-p u-
aaiiou 90 establish O. t.rplr 900 th'.
city.
Thursday according tu pau. Dl'
oium DrN Oh. W0l. o. hf-' j"I'
cation OF mobiles. viii lcl,t Boo o. spa.
cial Pullman lar tho South llWH
where an effort vIi hn ws'n tn e..
cure .urnort from t''H t'trl,'r llr.
PORTS from thif a II,t wouit uu.
dlciio that south plain shfiurrf
ato strongly iu ayor ut tomIl" s.
this city, 80 b. WiIl mthD % pHsslb'"
ZOE q majority of them to attend th"
regular meotiuls q. 30 'uH stand
many of them never attend q shrine
Ceremonial. ua the Distance forhidt
"Wednesday several clr win 'Hy'
Cor yaricas points south nf rho rItv
and viii meet the other delegation
ne luhhork Thur.d.t Tho dun