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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-01-17
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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-01-17

A fire broke out in c. J. Bernard 8
house Sunday p m. His residence is
located few yards from that Of his
fathers. The community was awak-
ened by the sudden alarm coming from
tle house. Babe" was rescued. No
injury was found,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-01-17

Miss Onlda Aucoin and Raphael Co.
meaux were married last Saturday.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Honore Leblanc and
family motored 70 Crowley far few
days visit.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-01-17

Miss Celima Leblanc and Claude
Moore were married last Tuesday.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-01-17
FOR ASSESSOR
FOR Assessor.
ADRIEN HEBRARD NUNEZ

We are authorized to announce the
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GERMANTOWN
LOGAN

LoGAN--A new handsomely furnished I,
story. detached home. copper screens
hardwood floors. plano, Victrola, summs
rugs. 5000. June to September /; ; no xii
dren. Phone Wyoming 1888 w.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26

% ACRES. situate 2i7 muos from large
town, "a miles from station, with broom
spring and small stream . acres timber,
bslanro under cultiyoton owner includes
some personal properly; price S2iO0: $1,000
gt pottgtOwn Ihd.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26

~ ACRES Of land, adapted for general farm
ing and fruit and pOultrv-raisnR. interest.
ing view; 90 miles from city Han and only
1 miles from city limits, on a stone road
convenicnt to country club. dwellings,
stone. built in 179l, with open frepIaces
hpped roof with dormor windows; large
stream Of water and t1ne woodland; new
barn, spring and springhouso; bearing fruit
in variety. all growing crops, stock and fun
line Of new equipment included; Immed a e
nos session; ba TBuin.
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED
FURNISHED
SAMUEL vi. LEWIS

ZEAL REAL ESTATE TRUST BLDG. Z
BEAUTIFUL country place OF acres IA
shade and shrubbery; for, rent. furnishsi
from June / to October l; price, $3.50 M,
month Phone Amber 1882. WI
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nm FT- FROM IINIOT.N HIGHWAY
RETWEEN PHII.A. AND TRENTON
~ room stone house, tile bath, electrIrity
.Tc $4,000: recently extended bungalON, farm
bouse complete buildings for large dairy
atr sell low including stock and imnements
PETERS & SON, sos CHESTNUT T..PHIIA
"a ACRES on state highway, near PhlIa
most desirable stone house, modernized hot
water heat, gas, bath, nice lawn; abunda nee
- fruIt. stone barn with box stalls nav
lila garage with wash room; a choice sub
urhan farm and home; only fl2 800 j.
Ihmmnsnn realtnr, West Nhestar. Pa
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PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

I-ACRE place in village on stone road. nice
frame house. good outbulldinEs, etc; i'm
mediate possession: price. s270O.
Nice little village property. stone house. am
pie outbuidings. fruit. etc; n snug little
home; well located: price. $4,000.
~ acres one of Bucks county's hest little
farms on state highway. near railroad sta
tion and trolley; splendid stone house. large
outbuildings, permanent spring run; an Ideal
pldC Ce; only $500
~ acres near main line OF the Reading to
New York frame house lately remodeled
now barn, young bearing orchard. school
house near; desirable country home; i'm
mediate possession to ci lose an estate; price
$500: no Sunday business.
HORACE G. REEDER Realtor
A-.aL.A
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lose to Philadelphia
75-Acre Farm, $1,000

Beautifully shaded T-room residence: excel
lent condition; could not be built for full ask
ing price; several other buildings; ane loca-
tiOn; convenient railroad station; 20 miles
100 fruit trees. grapes, pasture and wood:
owner cannot occupy: for quick sale only
S2TOO. easy terms. Detais Page 81, Strout's
Farm Catalog. Call or write for free copy
Of this big illustrated hook. filled with de-
sCriptions genuine selected farm: harcains
around Philadelphia. in Pennsylvania. New
Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and 20 other
states. STROtT FARM AGENCY, l412 J..
Land Title Bldg. Philadelphia.
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FARMS
FARMS
$1,000 Cash Secures
Eastern Shore Farm

Just enough land for one man without help
near village; ~ acres Of GoOd sail: pErtiCu
larry adapted to berries grain vegetables.
also pa sture and wood some fruit trees; =
story house. piazza: maple shade; barn
valued $1,000: carriage house. garage. corn
crib stable: owners plans force sale; horse
mule. COW, implements tools included. for
$500: only $1,000 cash, balance easy terms
Details Page 40 Strout's Catalog Farm
bargains 33 States: copy free.
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$1,000 Cash Secures
Big Farm With

II cattle. poultry, wssons. harness, corn
tools. lG7 acres, splendIdiy situated mile
railroad. close city, rich ma achne- worked
fields; spring and lake-watered pasture. val
uabe wood; orchard produced 100 barrels
apples last year: other fruit. berries; S-room
house, veranda big stock barn, basement,
so other buildings; owner retiring. throws
in everything al S5sO0 only $1,000 cash. bal
anCe easy terms. Details Page 30. Strouts
Catalog Farm Bargains 80 States.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
CITY
DO YOU RENTp

FOR RENT--Dwellins. Howard place rear
of t4l4 Brown st.
For rent--store, 2ioO Spring st. tsummer
at }; repairs to suit tenant,
For rent-Dwelllng. 1890 ST. James st. !;
range. h. a c, waters bathroom: complete
Apply to A. r. Benner. 1925 Locust at
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MAINE

will build your home on pro
duCtive farm land near jacksonville at
so per month. Write Jax Heights Co..
Jacksonville Fla.
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n. D\NIDS
SWARTIJNIORE

TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
Fine old cut stone residence, 13 rooms 3
baths. steam heat. electric light. modern
ConvcnienCes; small garage: old shade and
Ehruhberv; almost acre additional ground
IL desired; immediate possession.
NOtCM e. POWERS CO., 20 = 18th st
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ROBERT ]. NASH.
1901 thes'nut st., or Phone %arhsrih f0S
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NEW Observation-Disclosures

GENTLEMANS COUNTRY ESTATE OF
IS ACRES
Ten minutes walk to station; 80 miles to
Philadelphia: on state highway to Atlantic
city. magnificent landscaped lawns; graceful
shade trees-many rare varieties. beautiful
holly. maple and magnolia sroves; heu-,
and shruhbery: quarter OF millIn'
said to have been spent on the estate price
$40 900. which is about onc-thlrd value Of
buildings; grounds alone arc worth consider
ably more than price asked for entire nrop-
,rty: Increasing IN value; circumstances force
sale. write for special booklet fully descrip-
tive OF buildings and grounds containing if-
,.ap yicws Lewis L Kaler. Nineland y J.
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NEW JERsEy-sUBUKBA,

OCEAN cry. y. J.-Wcsley ave and IY,o
ST.; on" Of the most desIra bile propertics'
unobstructed Wow Of tho ocean; block fron,
beach; completely furnished: corner properrW,
IL rooms and basement. ba this pantry
steam heat. china closets. bOOkcas spS "tc
built-in porChes first and second nooTs. 49,
rage; must be seen TO he appreCia led: nTiro
$50 900 CHARLES f. MEEHAN. > s. MoIe
st, Phiadelphia. or SCULL'S AGENt'Y
Ocean city. y. ]. l.
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NEw Observation-Disclosures
SEA GIRT
SPRING LAKE
HORACE H. MOORE
ISLAND HEIGHTS

ATLANTIC CITY-3O8 Madison ave, I rms
furn large ward Worre. h5l n. l7th 81
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SUMMER HOUSES
NEW HAMPSHIRE
MORTGAGES

WE REPRESENT 9 Of the isrsss, s', sTais. onniIos.
ana ,or arst second and split mortgags
any section Of the city or suepFSMsiJ iJH% nS6S
in.neS on Judgment note. WILLIAM 'AA
STSSIf Land Titls Bldg. |
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26
NEW JERSEY FARMS
Crops and Stock Included

l6.acre poultry, fruit and truck farm in
beautiful Nineland; horse. chickens wagons
farm tools. planted crops included. pea ch
ana apple orchard. pears cherries, variety
berries; good broom house. barn, Rranary
chicken houses. etc: a bargain for Guick
sale: only $4,000. part cash. Fully described
JERSEY FARM AGENCY. sic, Real Es-
tate Trust Building PHILADELPHIA. Pa. or
Nineland. N j.
63:ACRE FARM-CITY IMPROVEMENTS
We'll located half mile depot: hourly
trains: As minutes Philadelphia or Atlantic
city: I-room house. gas, running water heal.
complete bath; large barn: tenant house
poultry bldgss brooder and colony houses;
some fine timber: running water: consider ?.
tools and poultry; price $500; half cash,
BRAY & MacGEORGE. N1NELAND, n, J.
or 1917 DRENEI BLDG. PHILA.. PA, or
NINEBAND. y. J.
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33 Acres, Ideal Farm
: Horses. s Cows

4nO chickens geese h p. gas snEna.
circular saw. thresher and "l""ncr 4 ed
cuttcr moving machine; in fact. vcrrthing
needed to run this farm: CrouS IN ground and
feed enough to run until hrrN"St time: best
fertile soil. valuable pGstur" and "Gnd lo,
near school church etc. Got fun details
and catalogue REESE & II%DERMAN.
F. G. Niry st, <orristOWn, Pc.
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ISLAND HEIGHTS

COTTAGE on the bluE at Island Heishts,,
finely arranged. chambers and bath.
finest view on the Jersey coast. p. w
KIEFAHER. 419 New Market ST.. Phiia.
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FLORIDA

BAYFRONT furnished cottage. 3 bedrooms
Call or address q. II. Smltheman. 1Osi
Germantown ave, PHILADELPHIA.
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OCEAN CITY

FINE OCEAN front hotel. 80 sleeping rooms;
completely equipped for operating; price
rea sonable, terms satisfactory,
beautiful modern cottage, sleeping
rooms; overlooking Boardwalk: CEN
tral location completely furnished;
price $1,000
TwO-family apartm't. location the best:
each apartment contains rooms
and bath. garage for automobiles;
furnished; occupancy this season;
price, .,;.......;......... .:..I $500
furnished or unfurnished: prices $4,000
TO s475O.
Send for Renting and Selling Lists giving
locations and prices.
HARRY r. STANTON.
4lb Sth st.. Ocean City, N. j.
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FOR SAIE--One OF the finest, Bucks county
sO-acre dairy farms, large Stone house:
Conveniences frame tenant mouse. large barn,
80 head stock, concrete and cork brick floors.
pteel stauchions drinking cups, carrier .
largo silOE. hog pen, chicken house, smoke
house, wagon house, sheddngs, plenty all
kinds fruits and shade trees; located on state
road: price only Sl5, 900. Onc-half may re-
main; Immediate possession; act quick Ad-
dress HARRY q ELY,
Bethayres, Pa.
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GI.ENDORA

VACANT
7'wo-s story house rooms. two lots: s2s0o.
$500 ca -h II vou wish p bungalow we have
a few choice lots near station and can build
A. J. ROHARTH CORPORATION
sna Walnut s.. Phla.. IA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26

ON STONE ROAD. NEAR TROLLEY
a NILES THIS SIDE WEST CHESTER
CoioniaI stone house hTeplaCes. running
wa,ar AZ house and harm complete buiidnss
10 acres timber; 10 acres meadow. fr'Iit
! ETERS & SON COS GHESTNUT sTrPHIiA
bNCRES Of the hest productive land; at
traCtively located; stone dwelling with
omen hrepaces, chicken house, etc, sbund.
WARREN NJ CORNELL, Hatboro. Pa.
IA ACRES--A farmers farm; Bucks county =
very best soil; STONE dwelling. large barn
ate a real bargain at $40, 900.
WARREN NJ, CORNELL. Hatboro. Pa
1900 CASH buys 20 acres; PerkioTllen VALLEY
farm Miller 400 sweds r. Norristown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
CHESTNUT HILL
Observation-Disclosures

ONE OF the most attractive suburban home a
IN Amber, Pa: corner property; located
on Bethlehem pike opposite 6O-acre park :
approximately 1OOX26O IT., with attractive
dwelling. IL rooms and . baths. hardwood
floors, open hreplaces. with abundant wood
Tor same hot-water heat and all convon-
iencoE: large garage for 2 cars with living
quarters; fine lawn. with 10 full grown shade
trees price $4,000. on easy terms or rent
furnished Tor summer at 5000 per month; ;
immediate possfssiOn'
II. J. DAGER
ATnl,
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LANsDOwNE

EnFlish-stNle residence southern OK.
posure. containing the usual rooms
on the first floor. 4 bedrooms and tiled
bath second floor: large bedroom.
bath and store-room third floor: in.
tercha ngeable inclosed porch: copper
screens for entire house; hot-water
heat; hardwood floors: large lot; i'm
mediate possession: price. sl3 500.
DAVID {. COOK
Locust 5S27. 500 Colonial Trust BLDG
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26

S5-ACRE fruit farm situated in Montgomery
county. close TO aIkCl, along s,atc nigh
way. good buildings and SOL; new 8-room
bungalow, bank barn and necessary out
~ which are in bearing; owner includes .
Gorsea and u lot of good new farm ma
~bIncrv: price $500; easy terms Robert
u Evans N Hanover st. Potistown. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26
ANIBLER

BEAUTIFUL country estate OF so acre In
the PenllSn- n-Gwynedd Valley suburban n som a.
tt,Gn. 70 miles by motor from CITY Hall
Colonial mansion house with 3 living rooms
bsdrooms snd 2 baths, located In 5acre
lawn with Old shade, Shubbery. foral garden
all Conyenepces; large garage and coach
mouse; large barn and poultry house: IL acres
woods and meadow with stream and Iste'
q beautiful and complete place in cy"rv
detHlI' IN Al condition: owner leaving for
AUSTRALIA. about August | price, S15 900 or
rent furnished At 10000 per year. ~
II J. DAGGER ArphIar
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LINZ,

NEAR Media: 10 acres old timber
spring: 10-room modern house. electric
lisht. bath, hot-air heat; Broom modern
BUNGALOW. ba IN. hot-water heat; barn; rented
$3.50 yearly, 5-room bungalow. rented for
1900; beautiful old shade and shrubberv. I'm /
mediate possession of la -se house or can
get S5 monthly for 1t; apples. pears cher
RIGS tls0 600 Tor quick sale good Investment
Heald Son. West Chester Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26

| ATTRACTIVE summer homo OF Phadel-
| phian Obliged to remain In city; house
| stands high, overlooking Toms riverI II
| rooms baths. large inclosed porch. on we'll
! shaded and terrsced grounds with garage
and cemented walks; electric light, gas and
| ali conveniences; furnished; immediate pos
/ ssseIon; price Reasonable. --lDurell Shuster
Il Sl5 Crozer Blds.. Philadelphia. Pa.
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R. E.-sALE OR EXCHANGE


3@.ACRE FARM. near Pennshurg centrsl
Montgomery county: neat buildings. I aCres
timber; springs; consider income properly op
high h,Srade automobile; what have you IA
ooner? Address +. T. r.. No. 5O5. Norris
Apartments. Norrstown Pa ''' 10
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26

FOR SALE-Ten-room house. completely
furnished with stable located between
two Maine lakes both noted for their good
ishing Sale will include Rangcey boat
in Rrst-class condition; Just the place for q
home Inquire OF w. E. Rose. Greene.
Maine
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MELROsE pARK
Most Beautifully Located
NEW ENGLISH BUNGALOW


ts5OO-SEMTDETACH hollow tile. 7
rooms and bath, hot.water hoa, p!ectric
light.
$1,000 Detached modern residence. all con.
vrnienCes, bedrooms.
$40. 50O-TwO brand new detached resi-
denct - every COnVpn enCa. LOT 5ONi 90 feet
81 ,OOO-Splenoid location overlooking large
estate! lot S0N 40 feet: shads. sIr
Sl2, 50O-TwO new bungalow s'yls hOmsss
lust being competed: thuroughy modern
Sl5, anu--Five new residences, all different
plans. al have = baths and garage. some
central hall. SlaPnin< porch. etc. one ~
these houses cant help but answer the
most eNaCti0g re0WremontE
SIS 800 and S2O. 0OO-Two splendid nav
homes, hest neighborhoOd and superior con
structIon. ore has rooms and bs n on the
second moor.
We specialize in Narber'h proporres. Phiia
delphia round home town, YOUR in
uuiries solicited.
ROBERT ]. NASH
1901 Chestnut st. or Phone Narhsrth ROS
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BROWNS MuIS-IS-THE PINES

EI'NGALOW, : rooms. bath. oak polished
doors electric light and water, pump syg-
lar aax3l II lo' S0Nloo 4 along Little Pin"
lake. price $1,000, o1"n for inspection only
Ma, 20. 30, 81 Answer for appointment.
inMi1- Pa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
Try to Stop Sales
of Indian Women
Charge Also Made That
Clans Seek to Collect
Bl0ck4ndil.

JUNEAU. ALASKA. Jan. 24.-Thc
Alaska Native brotherhood Is endear-
or.ns to stop the practice Of selling
Indian women in marriage and the
custom OF collecting blackmail by the
Indian clans The organization has ap-
pcalcd to Governor Thomas RIGGS, Jr..
asking for the enactment and enforce
ment OF laws abolishins these two
practices. Tho brotherhood is composed
OF Indians but includes many innuen-
tiai citizens Of tho Alaskan territory.
II asserts that the tribal custom OF
selling women for marriage is contrary
TO the principles OF the American gov
ernmcnt and detrimental to the rising
generation OF ndlac-Americans In
Alaska.
Under the ancient practice of clan
blackmail. members OF one clan, upon
the death Of ono OF their members.
have cxactcd payment from another
clan under threat OF death to Nom .
Der OF tho clan assessed. To show that
this practice still exists, the brother
hood submitted an affidavit that in oc-
toocr the Eagle clan collected S27l
from the kock- wan-tons for the death
Of member Of the Eagle clan years
before.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
DINNER PAIL is PAss|NC|
CAFETERIAS TAKING PLACE
OF MIDDAY COLD LUNCHES
Modern Industry Plans to Protect En-
pioyces' DiRestions By Hot
Meals Mt Low Prices,
LDy Associated prcx.I

PITTSBURGH. Jan. 24.-The dinner
t pari Is PASSING from THO mills and fac
taurants and cafctcrias arc taking H..
place In the more important plants be-
sause executives are beginning TO re-
the workman more contentcd and more
valuable than the cold indiEcstiblc
foG1 p ,he sio, away in tin bucket,
ncSio steel Company in Munhall. a
few miles from Pittsburgh. more than
il.oVo men are fed in the cafotcrias
every day. and the number is constant
ly growing.
Other Similar Movements.
AZ the plant OF the Westinghouse
In East Pittsburgh. also n suburb, H.
zoo employees get their food in the
company restaurant. and a new dining
cd; When it is completed the Company
viii be able to feed 1000 of its workers
Company has twenty-five cafctcrias in
daily operation In IT'S different plants.
II was one Of tho pioneers in the move
and vegetables arc kept hot in steam
tables IN, 4nd seEred as the men desire.
lunch or dinner hour. Pics. cakes and
coffee. IN fact, many desserts Of which
the the w6,kmen seem very fond. arc also
AND Mill T E hoSrs' as well as t tea
a hot meal for o5 to SO cents
Employees Arc Pleased.
Our employees are delighted will,
the meals served in the plant" said a
woman representative of the Wcsting-
house Company. who is in close con-
tact with the work. They get better
food for less money than they get at
home. and they get it when they need
it. We lose money by the arrangement,
because we provide food at actual cost
and give away the coffee. tea and milk.
But it pays in the long run, Tor It sat-
Isles everybody"
These workers dining rooms, it was
explained by one company superintend J..
ent. must not be confused with the
dininS-roofns which have long been in
service for Office forces and officials of
manufacturing concerns.
Providing warm food for the white
collar men was d luxury the ehopmcn
never expected to attain" he said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
SHOULD Be BIC Farmers
EARNEST WORKERS NEVER
NEED LOK FOR A JOB
Member OF British f,ritament Declares
Country Needs i10,0OO.a-fear
No,

LONDON, Jan. 24-Most healthy men
and women are totontial burners OF
f, e@ %sn SsaF os sfsrHns ss Mr. s HE
lciency Club hop TO earn this big in
come.
Observation-Disclosures men never
write. asking fr a position" he de-
clared: .1'ho secret. OF how TO obtain
largo incomes /, 10 get others 10 work
your eonvictions. TO be ablo to cay yes
or no on the instant. and TO stick TO
your decision. Men who can make
peoples minds .;ye 80 few that % y
these few get 10000 a year or more
in business"
Most mon anS women, no said. wait
and Wien Il dses they S0a are u usually sH too
made. They rarely seek one out. II
b pe psr - earn $4,000 ,hsy ley make make
having it i, worth lighting for. -
Few Really Happy.
Few flE0o0-a-ycar men arc really
lsaSe that terrible diseontent that rs Is
mover satisfied. Tho man who tn:,ks
he ean earn 10000 a year should Ne.
1i not ses /, nn he does no, make
his mind. and ono day. when ne gets
il. he will probably regret it. A man
emae Se s she ssen to
employers an infinite capacity for taxi
Ing pains aud be ready for any Qucs-
t!on or emergency.
snce." he proceeded. Took prosperous.
act prosperous. be An optimist., Pes
i; s'is nne aseyE gets f Rs Be inash1.
the cheapest thing in the world. and.
being so easy TO DO. most people don't
40 II: Neve, break your word. The
Tor reliable men.
Get Out Of Ushappy job.
Sack yourself from the Job tina.
oaass she rate h sa p Ga i him b d n
That business You must take chances
Il You want big prizes. Have faith in
SdFee YOU or Sy oS else w The do void
not by what you say you can do.
Tie greatest husinsss task in the
empire, It's managing director. David
Lloyd George. considering hi. great ca
pacity. energy. vision and decision. is
the world. He needs a DOZEN 10000.
a;;year men 70 help him. But tho state
aiso lin,i,s his authority for paying for
Minister OF Labor. one OF the most com
petent men in the kingdom. gets $4,000
4 year-a first.class man on third
pay it's public servants better.
Directors Need New Viewpoint.
Directors or great corporations need
new point Of view also. Through
out the country directors getting feos
or tboo year spend many wasted
hours seeing how they can avoid paw.
Ing man 10000 year 10 run the
business while they waste 10000 q
month for the shareholders while they
debate tho point. Directors Of limited
liability companies have stiil much Il
learn. And SO has labor as a whole.
NO man who works eight hours q
10000 = year. The labor leaders are
working day and night trying TO get
shorter hours for those who labor. And
they are poorly paid for their work
elso: y: II. Thomas. president Of the
National Union OF Railway Men, also
Is worth 10000 a year"