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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-10-14


self if you kIrew the rear reason why
your husband left Red Creek7 II was
because of a quarrel he had with Hat
" Woods.
IF you don't believe it You had bet
ter ask him about some Of the narfies
he had with Joe Kings crowd. and
where they were on the night OF Aug.
Is. and if he knows anybody named
Hatty Woods. and see what he saws.
Ask him If he ever heard of Bopps'
hotel and when he was in Sacramento
last If he denies ii. you can show
him this letter"
There was no signature.
Alix. who had read it first with a
bewildered and suspicious look. read
it again. and flushed deeply at the
sordid shame OF it. She laid il down
and looked in stunned conviction at
her sister.
Cherry. who was breathing hard,
raised her head. rested her chin on
her hands elbows on the fable. and
stared at ak defantiy.
There. :" she said. almost with tri-
umph. There Now. is that so easy
Nov. am I TO Just smile and agree to
say Certainly. Martin. of course,
Martin. dearr Now you see-now you
see! Now. am to-bear that" she
rushed on, her words suddenly violent
And go on with him-as his wife
when a common woman like that
Cherry. dearr Alix said. distress
: eddy.
''Ah, well. you can't realize it: no
body but the woman to whom it hap
pens cant" Cherry interrupted her.
covering her face with her hands.
But LEI him say what he pleases
now she added, passioDately. ,.let
him do what he pleases-rll follow NV
own course from today on
Alix. watching herr fearfuHy, was
amazed at the change in her. Cher
rvs eyes We're blazing. her cheeks
pale. Her voice was dry and feveriSh.
and there was a sort of frenzy in her
manner that Alix had never seen be-
fore. To bring sunny little Cherry to
this-to change the radiant. innocent
child that had been Cherry into this
bitter and disillusioned woman-Alix
felt as if the whole world were going
mad. and as If life would never be
sane and serene again for any one of
them
Continued Tomorrow
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-10-14

weak and SICK with Gread. But Inere
was peace now. and AIix locked her
arms about the dogs shoulders, and
laid her face against his satiny head,
and cried.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-28

ten men, while of leather and metal ma terial there is scarcely any. Fifty skilled workmen are available for this shop, but must remain idle for lack of supplies. During the last month only ffty-eight artificial limbs could be made
 According to Investigations made by the American Red Cross more than 10 per cent or the war crfp< pied soldiers of Poland have famiI- ies. Conservatively estimated, more than 20O0 children of these disabled d men are today in distress.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-28
ed by lack of supplies and funds,

ed by lack of supplies and funds,
 In one surgical hospital in the city of Posen, coo men are waiting for artificial limbs or other appliances which will restore them to active life and some kind of labor. but which cannot be obtained for lack of mate rial and machinery. Connected with this hospital is a surgical appliance factory capable under normal condi- tions of turning out hundreds of ar tifcia1 limbs. etc., daily. but which is now virtually at a standsti11. It contains tools and machinery for only
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-28
oe coIored cirarettes,

be colored cigarettesi
 A few of the fashionable and more expensive tobacconiSts are exhibitzp- them. but as the price is nearly prA hibitiye it is certain that only tho weil-to-do smoker will be able 50 af- ford them
 The cigarettes are of many coiorz. some are yellow, some purple. some red. some green. and al1ogetheh they look like the side of a camouffaged ship. All the cigarettes have silver mouthpieceS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-28
TEN THOUSAND
 CRIPPLES IN POLAND

Warsaw.-Ten thousand men in Po- land today are legless, armless, blind or in otherwise disabled condition as a result of the war. The problem of rehabilitating this crippled manhood is one of the most serious facing the new republic. Schools for the re- education of war cripples are being established, but the work is retard-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-28
HIS PRIZE MUSTACHE
 BURNED OFF IN FIRE

Detroit-Fire in a tire store at 54 Cadillac square destroyed seven inner tubes worth $35 and one highly cui- tivated mustache, priceless treas ure.
 Sam Yessem, proprietor of the es- tablishment suffereds.both losses. The flames ignited his mustache, whicn was burned completely. off,
 The mustache, accotding to Sam, was the result of many years of care ful training and cultivation.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-28
About THRIFT

poration- He is content to "drop the whole matter" he said toSay-
 ''I don't want to be vindictive." ex- plained MT. Schwab. I'm content to forget the whole business. Of course. it's rather unfortunate that such a thing should have occurred at the end of a long business career. in which have sunk my entire time and for tune."
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-28
.Schwab Will
 Forget Charges

New York-Charles M. Schwab will take no action regarding charges that he accepted payment from the gov ernment while serving as director general of the Emergency Fleet cor
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-28
LONDON'S NEXT CRAZE
 COLORED CIGARETTES

London.-London's next craze may
The New York herald., 1921-08-10
HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen.

TEN MEN WANTED AS PERMANENT
PARED TO TAKE CHARGE OF TNDE-
PENDENT TERRITORY AND PUT OTHER
MEN TO WORK. WORK is PRESENTING
TO PHYSICIANS AN ABSTRACT SERVICE
WHICH SECURES INSTANT RECOGNl-
TION OF ITS VALUE; NOT a STOCK on
BOOK PROPOSITION; NEITHER SELLING
NOR TECHNICAL EXPERIENCE ACTU-
ALLY NECESSARY. BUT CANDIDATES
MUST HAVE GOOD EDUCATION, PER-
SONAL TACT AND ABILITY TO EXPRESS
THEMSELVES WELL.
Commissions yield an accommodating
income and. while large enough to be
attractive from the start, quickly
grow into substantial revenue.
floor, 10 East 47th.
The New York herald., 1921-08-10
statesmen.

II you allow your ambitions TO set
your goal high and eager TO get started
on the first lap OF what must be
creditable, we'll rcmunerated career.
and will welcome association with an
institution that boasts at least a score
OF big calibre men. all OF whom came
up from the ranks. on its sales force.
many OF them earning well over $1,000
heed TO this CALI, FOR MORE MEN.
Our big opportunity Is for the man OF
average education and ability, with
capacity for development, under the
guidance of men who have helped hun
dreds of men from the bottom 70 the
top. II you'll be contented to earn
about $50 week for the first two or
three weeks. you're sure 70 find this
offer to your liking. IL YOU are a
Christian and over 25 years old.
see us about II between 10 and
4 to-day. Z. A. Conroy g. Co.
Inc, $50 Madison av., at 45th st,
The New York herald., 1921-08-10
Statesmen.

commenced selling stock nine years ago:
was successful, but some OF the things
I sold were not many OF the men who
worked with me did not succeed.
then started 10 work out two things:
First, a selling plan that the average man
could handle successfully. and, second.
plan of securing successful enterprises In
stead OF failures for them to sell.
Through a combination of forces with an
other man seven years ago these two points
have been accomplished.
We have been initiated very extensively. but
our plans, because they were always con-
structive, have been and still are away
In the lead.
We have made many average men Into big
successful salesmen and executives.
II you would like to know how do
Il and get the same opportunity these others
had, write for appointment that we
may determine whether you measure up to
our requirements. r f27 Herald. Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-08-10

WOMEN (2), relatives or friends. to take
full charge of home In country within COM
muting zone: one must be first class man
aging housekeeper and cook: child or even
two children, II not requiring too much at
tention, not Objectionable: all year round
position, two In family: house equipped with
every modern convenience 70 cut down work;
man employed for rough work; part OF the
year family away and each can have a
month vacation with wages: place Is excep-
tonally desirable and only exceptionally de-
sirable applicants viii be considered; wages
for both sos per month; answer briefly TO
justify interview. L 240 Herald, Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-08-10
statesmen

Can you look Mr.. Prospect square
in the eye and tell the plain, unvar-
nlshed truth about our proposition? II
so We VIII pay you real money. Wo
need five men for New York and 10
travel in the Eastern States. We pay
all expenses, but no drawing account.
Room 1881 Aeolian Hall Building,
Ask for Mr.. Brown.
The New York herald., 1921-08-10
SECURITY or OTHER sALEsnEN

SECURITY OR OTHER Statesmen.
An opportunity which rarely occurs. 10
permanently connect with an enterprise re-
garded az destined TO become one ~ the
worlds greatest industriels, II now open 70
honest, loyal. hard working men IN every line
who can demonstrate real selling ability.
the enterprise II established and backed hy
men of International reputef the remunora-
tlon ~ 1886 commission. high csllbrc men
who desire an opportunity whore tho largest
yearly remuneration from their actual work
may be obtained and at the same time be-
come associated with big men doing biz
things VIII close when they know the extent
of this opportunity; n ia estimated that this
company has received over 5000 900 worth
~ publicity during the last 20 days this is
opportunity knocking 20 real he men. call al
week, room sos. at zoo Madison ay., New
York.
The New York herald., 1921-08-10
HELP WANTED-MALE.
YOUNG MEN.
AN OPPORTUNITY.

There are undoubtedly many young
men pursuing ordinary occupations
who really should be In other environ
mcnts.
To these misplaced young men We
are prepared 70 offer you an unusual
opportunity 10 master a profession
that yields a return exactly IN proper
tion 10 the individuals ability.
If you have a good education. IL
you ARE ambitious, OF good personality
and are a good llnguist. and II you
are anxious 10 earn around s. 600 to
$1,000 year. call Mr.. OConnor.
Rector e29T, for appointment.
The New York herald., 1921-08-10

YOUNG men Of about 25 TO IS years have
an exceptional opportunity 20 become asso-
ciated with men OF big oalibre IN large
hard work win be literally rewarded by
rapid advancement. They may be inexperi-
enced, but we want capable men who are
honest and trustworthy and viii follow our
Instructions implicitly; earn while learning
salary OF $50 and commission when quail
fled. Call promptly at 80 or .. Ask for
Mr.. DevereauX. suite 202-7. iaS Broadway.
YOUNG man learn new business: experience
unnecessary; we teach you 10 make $50
weekly. \ 293 Herald. Herald so.
The New York herald., 1921-08-10
sALEsNIEN.

Statesmen.
Have you seen the big display ads
IN the leading New York papers de-
scribing the wonderful DICTATOR
PEN and DICTATOR PENCIL, which
run year on one filing OF ink and
lead respectively?
Thcse articles have created sensa
tion III the business world Leading
New York stores have lndorsed them
and given orders for them.
Ambitious, energetic men over ~,
with clean records, can make a per
manent. highly paid connection with
us. Sales experience not essential.
Call II A. NJ. or . 30 T.. NJ. Room
1910. Canadian Pacific Building, 81
Madison as.
The New York herald., 1921-08-10
anrNNrn nuANrrn

First class spinner wanted on aluminium
end hard metal. factory II working FUN time
l4S hours per wcek highest wages and
steady work. y 852 Herald. 18TH ~.
The New York herald., 1921-08-10
&c WEST 44TH ST.
SUITE 1910.

MAN.
Tile man who will call upon us in
response to this ad will poasess
first OF I'll the qualifications 50 alb
soluteiy necessary for a success OF
any kind-ambition and determina-
tion. We win place this man un-
der the personal supervision OF our
sales manager, n man OF experience
IA training others. who VIII instruct
and train him 70 enjoy tho remu-
neration received by the other MEM
bers OF our organization. The man
we select need not be experienced In
our business; in fact. we prefer to
instruct our members in our own
system, which brings rapid results.
Our rapidly expanding organization
requires men of managerial ability,
and we viii place you in position
OF authority and Increased earnings
as soon as you qualify. There Is no
better opportunity to-day for the am
bilious man than that which we are
offering. Call after 10 O'Clock any
day this week and ask for MIR.
WILLIAMS,
SUITE 1919. FLATrRoN BUILDING.
The New York herald., 1921-08-10
SALESMAN WANTED.

SALESMAN WANTED.
Manufacturer or patentabie staple article
IN great demand desires representative for
this State and adjoining States to be cxclu-
sive sales agent for this territory; good for
$1,000 and mp a year 10 n live wire: a per-
manent income and independent business with
no competition must have at least $500 to
finance credits. For further Information
BEST BAG COMPANY.
81. Paul. Minn.
Statesmen.
a man started IN with " -four. yearH ago
with less than 500 in lis pocket and n
wife and two children 70 support. To-day
he Is worth 900 and last year his income
Would you like that kind or an oppor-
tunity7 lie was not q salesman. We made
him what no l.. We can do the same for
you
You must be neat. intelligent and OF good
character. Cali at room if0i, 20 East 42d
St, or phone Vanderbilt 1245 for appoint
ment. II fos Hernld. Herald sq.
statesmen 20 sell the insured Investment
certificate % the Morris Plan Co. Of New
York. representing the greatest advancement
in thrift and insurance combined ever pre-
sented to the public: opportunity for life work
in the largest industrial banking system IN
America. straight commission and bonus
call Investment Department. Industrial FL
nance Corp. SO William st.
Statesmen.
An established investment and bond house
requires the services OF three clean cut. high
calibre representatives between IS and 20 to
resell old stockholders offering a high grade
dividend paying issue. Liberal commission
Call after 10 a. NJ. Suite 1909, 100 Broad
way.
Statesmen (twol experienced new line.
on good commission. steady work. 49,
Myrtle ay., BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1921-08-10
Instruction.
BECOME A
TRAFFIC MANAGER.

Conditions point 10 enormously in
creased demand for traffic experts within
the next q months; salaries VIII range
from $4,000 TO 500 900 year.
system has been devised by n group
Of traffic specialists to fit men for this
growing need
by this system, without interfering with
your present work eft all. you can qualify
for this splendid profession In few
short months.
Find out about II. Call or phone for
Information or write for booklet Hill.
No obligation.
III w. I2d ST., N. Y. c.. Bryant $500
The New York herald., 1921-08-10
.

.ESMEN--we need several earnest. am
bilious men TO sell our service and qualify
for positions as State managers; e1-officers
preferred; we train you and you earn $50
or more per week iE commissions while
learning.
Association of Army and Navy Stores.
500 9th av., room 1T00
The New York herald., 1921-08-10
MAN-AN AVERAGE MAN

such we arc now ready to add to our
sales force. in a responsible position that
will quickly draw out the best that liz In
him and challenge him to a show Of real
farming power. will find himself rapidly ris-
ing far above average No man can come to
any position fully familiar with all its do
tails and ready to start off at top-speed
efficiency. And, now that we have n very
important vacancy to fill we are not going
20 mako the mistake of wasting time looking
for man who will know much about the
Job. right from the start as we do We
prefer 10 take an average man, ambitious,
eager To earn more. willing 10 be taught,
diligent In following the path we shall mark
out for him, ready to work hard. being as
aured that hard work-in our particular
feld-means large earnings, in the long run.
such ag are available scarcely anywhere
else. This doesn't signify that we want
every Tom, Dick and Harry OF willing but
weak desire 10 answer this ad. The man
we select viii be made of aterner stuff.
We won't require of him more however,
than an average man might easily show.
If you're Christian and over - call be-
tween 10 and 4.
&c WEST 44TyI ST.
The New York herald., 1921-08-10
SALESMAN.

SALESMAN.
Would YOU like 10 build up permanent
business of your own? Real permanent In
comes cannot be built Up in n week or n
month. plan means constantly In
creasing income mp to tho limit or your own
possibilities.
We start you on salary II you wish
we have faith IN our own business.
with us you can help start many people
on the road 70 success; YOU can do much
good well as make money for yourself.
Our plan Is tho only one Of Its kind u
Is established, and we can prove to YOU
that II Is right.
III you are simply salesman, you can
build up TO an incone as large as most
executives.
II you have executive ability there is no
limit 10 whore YOU can 20 except yourself.
Only men or good moral character need
apply. Write II 10 Herald. Herald 60
Statesmen.
If s15 FOR THE FIRST WEEK WILL
SATISFY YOU
wen be glad TO interview you. You may
20 "a far beyond s75 as your ambitions and
ability dictate. This Ia manufacturing busi-
ness growing fast, and offering eventually
exceptional positions calling for many men
OF many qualities. Wo are manufacturing
product. commodity, Of which millions
81 tons are used IN New York city alone.
Factory IN Brooklyn. III you're scrptical.
seeing Is believing. 1nexperience no bar 20
your quick success. Wonderful lead pro-
drcing system. Machiueless Refrigeratlng
Co., 1i6 Nassau gt., room 1902. Call II
POSSIBLE, before noon.
The New York herald., 1921-08-10
MEN-NEwARK MEN.

MEN-NEwARTS MEN.
POSITIONS OPEN
FOR TWO
HIGH CLASS. EDUCATED MEN
OF
PLEASING PERSONALITY
WHO ARE DESTROYS OF
IMPROVING;
THEIR FINANCIAL.
CIRCUMSTANCES
BY CONGENIAL.
ELEvATfNG WORK
WITH ESTABLISHED
HOUSE OF INTERNATIONAL
STANDING AND REPUTATION.
OUR NEED
rs YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
CALL TODAY. 10 TO ..
EVENING, 7 80 TO ..
SEE MIR. DEAN.
SUITE 203. i2a MARKET ST.
NEWARK.
The New York herald., 1921-08-10

CHAUFFEUR, Chinese. graduated mechanic,
experienced, desires private position; neat !:
trustworthy references. Chan. 35S Wes.
llSth st. Mornlngslda S1Q2.
The New York herald., 1921-08-10
WOMEN.

Unusual opportunity offered two
high grade women: can earn $1,000
to $4,000 annually placing our In
come contracts; successful lead sys-
tenn: we teach the business gratis.
Call Mr.. Shomo. Suite 1880. III Bway.
The New York herald., 1921-08-10

CHAUFFEUR and wife, colored wish posi-
lions together: wife good cook. general
hcusework: man good machinist, Al refer
ence: city, country. NJ 1890 Herald. Bk,yn
The New York herald., 1921-08-10
ern1K SALESMAN

20 soil the remaining unsold stock OF com
pany, Incorporated under the state laws of
New York. manufacturing n high class bust
mesa neccssity. q good opportunity for nd
vaucement is offered 10 the man that can
produce results. r ~ Herald, Herald %.
The New York herald., 1921-08-10
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

HOUSEWORKER in private family; no
cooking or laundry. 20 East s5th ST.
The New York herald., 1921-08-10

CHAUFFEUR, mechanic married, thorough
ly competent; highly recommended: 10
years experience; city or country. ID. Wood,
$50 W. fc5th.
The New York herald., 1921-08-10

CHAUFFEUR. mechanic, married @ years
experience, references. desires position;
city or country. Sandstrom. 81 East 13fst
ST.. city.
The New York herald., 1921-08-10

MF-Ni
Your ability TO make money a salesman
depends upon several factors
Your willingness to work.
Your character.
Your personality, and
Your knowledge OF the fundamentals Of
selling.
The first three you either have or have not.
Tho last you can acquire through proper
training.
II you are willing to work and have good
character 9rd personality can supply you
with the necessary knowledge TO make you
successful and you can earn while you learn.
We have probably made more successful
statesmen than any similar concern IN the
country. In fact many OF the heads of largo
selling organizations received their training
with
ff you wish an opportunity 20 learn how to
obtain real Income write, stating your
qualifications, 70 Fox Rt30 Herald. Herald 80.
hEN--A great chain OF restaurants, estah-
lished 90 years, is extending It's service
and increasing Its capital and is offering ita
stock, with guarantee of per cent.
preferred and certainty OF large participa-
ton on 30 per cent. earnings. Several ex-
pererced salesrl-n may find lucrative em-
ployment selling this stock by calling at l6J
Broadway, room T23 Mr. Rowland.
MoNOTYPF castor. first class man: steady
position. good wnges. non-union: IN appli-
cation give full particulars, your training,
experience. age, references and salary win
accept Pcole Eros. COS $. Clark IT., CHI
cago. III.
The New York herald., 1921-08-10

CHAUFFEUR. mechanic, IL years driving.
years last employer: neat American.
single: any high grade car; unquestionable
The New York herald., 1921-08-10
yo,iNa MEN ,co1oprp,

IVVIFNF
N you have rnd any kind Of seliiug cN-
pei itnce you can earn big money lntr5snclug
q n1eritorlous Investment which y of excep.
tionu Interest Ia your own people, EhcrHl
commissions and positions a. assistant ghies
managers TO right men, Call Suite 500, 1923
broadway. from 70 IL A. NJ.
The New York herald., 1921-08-10
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

BoOKl<EEpER on Underwood
bookkeeping machine. three reg
lister. experienced In newspaper
work preferred. In aswering
state age, experience, nationality
l. 800 Herald, $50 B'way
The New York herald., 1921-08-10

CHAUFFEUR, experienced young man t23J.
wishes position on private place: can drive;
private or commercial. T IS Herald. Her
aid so.
The New York herald., 1921-08-10

UNDERWOOD bookkeeping machine
operator: experienced in newspa-
per work preferred. State expert
ence, &c. l. $50 Herald. $50 B'way.
The New York herald., 1921-08-10
sALEsMAN-SEcURITY

LESMAN-SEcURITY
high grade man OF ability. who wants to
succeed and willing TO listen, can find a
rare opportunity for n permanent connec-
win be trained by and furnished direct
leads and active cooperation: we will make
you make money IL you will follow our In
structions: salary or commission. See Mr..
Brady. room 1o11. 145 w. 45th ST.
SAI.TSMEN-We need several earnest am
bilious men TO sell our service and qualify
for positions State managers: ex-offscers
preferred; we train you and you earn $50
or more per week In commissions while
learning.
Association OF Army and Navy Stores.
sos 9TH ev., room 100.
The New York herald., 1921-08-10

CHAUFFEUR. competent. reliable man. 10
years experience: private: last position 3
years.; Al references. s. Mgre!niak, 1913
Waverly aV.. Bklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-08-10
SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE.

ACCOUNTANT cashier. executive. aged 40,
desires change. 20 years mercantile and
manufacturing experience. Address Ener-
eetic. $50 Sth aN.
The New York herald., 1921-08-10

HoUSEWOHKER, general. wanted in family
OF two in apartment: laundry; light
room. good wages; must be good cook and
The New York herald., 1921-08-10

| IIoJ JsEW WORK.-Glr (white) for general
housework: references and experience re-
CURED. Call between 10 and Il, so w.
The New York herald., 1921-08-10
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations wanted Femaie--Domcstic.

ELLIE AGENCY
1914 Lexington av. Rhinelander 9070
High class cooks, houseworkers, nurses.
&C. Also couples. chambermaids.
The New York herald., 1921-08-10

CHAUFFEUR, expert mechanic. vsry care
full driver. 10 years references from high
class families. any car: city, country $35
week. 4 50 Herald, Herald toi
The New York herald., 1921-08-10

NEsr bros dtad ismb coats real chluchilla (;
Attest model. sacrifice $3.50. Col. iss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-09

durt.ms q general store. They will occC-
~ tho property II" lately purchased
rom Joan Moore and wife.
rhtr"~ TailnIan cH:erta ned few
- ms young friends al his homo on Fri
,.tv Il"ninG.
Jos-i.n hartley spent the week end
NIlh Wheeling friends.