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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-16
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Antes que NADIA dejeme decirle que
su nombre me gusta mucho; suena muy
dulce al dido; y no es que me haga fall
ia nj este necesitado de algo parecido
a su nombre; no, sehorita -.
Y vamos con su consulta.
5Que cual es mi opinion acerca de las
combinaciOnes de colores para trajes
de mujeres?
70 no entiendO un pitO-y perdcne-
de esas cosas.
Cuando escribo de cclores, .escribo de
memoria. Puro s'camoufage'.
Ahora que, a una guapa muchacha CO.
mo usted, todo ha de sentarle bien; a
la fuerza.
Esa es mi opinion; sin hsonja.
LAURA:
SUsted Quiere que 70 le olga que de-
be hacerse con m hombre que sin con-
sideraci6n--tiene dos novias un mismo
tiempO7
Esto:
7-lAh6rquelol
(Nota: 70 puedo facilitarle La soga).
GoRD1To!
Todo 10 que usted me dice esta bue-
ncl. ipero que muy buenol lCh6que-
la, compadrel
EQue va usted a Europa a desposar-
SEP. ESQ esta muy buenc bien PEN
sado.,
AunQue 20 no pienso como listed. Yo
me Quedo en- Borinquen, v me anaarro
con una paisana,
Es question de gusto.
;Cual de los dos gustos sera 81 mejor?
cuINTINA:
Es inuy dfficil cast impossible, aconse-
jarIe 81 debe leer a tai cual escritor
ESQ depende de su temperamento, de
SUI ideologia, en- fin, de su modo de yer
las cosas.
Mire usted: a los catorce afios 20 leia
" aln leol Emilio zola; la lectura de
sus AbrCs no me cause ell mas leve da-
no. Todo 10 contrario: sus sEvangelios'
me fuercn profundamente saludables
Hoy, como siempre, Sc escriben libros
mty buenos v libros muy malos; todo
depende de dos cosas: talento y senti-
miento; ambas cosas unidas, dan Ell
ideal.
Haga una cosa: antes de meterse en-
tire esas paginas, deselas leer su
prometido
PACA:
70 no podria decirle, asegurarle 81 es
esa no la moda; sobre ese particular
The New York herald., 1921-09-09
MEN.

have already reached the top. Our hand "a
outstrotched-in the shape OF remarkable
opportuniy-to a few ambitious. aggressive.
live minded men who not finding the
going TO their liking In their present employ
msnt and who will welcome ,ft up to the
higher levels, where compensation runs mat
ter OF course to hundred dollars a week
ard up. We prefer to put the fun strength
Of our bg and regourceful organization back
Of the man who ha"r't n long record of sue
cess TO boast OF, out whose present needs
and present sincere determination to get
ahead regardless cf opportunities missed or
days that are past. viii find II easy to re-
sponJ 20 the syinpathetic, Individual coach
iig OF our friendly Manager of Personnel
ard 20 begin 20 mount tho ladder toward
REAL SUCCESS. Tho RIGHT OPpCR-
TrNITY is HERE, ready 10 meet the right
men MORE THAN HALF WAY. II you're
Gentle and over 90. call, from 10 TO 4.
SUITE COS. TERMINAL BLDG.
90 COURT sr.. BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09
HELP WANTED-MALE.
Statesmen.

Opportunity s1cli as comes TO the most
capable and worthy Of men but rarely
Is now within the easy reach of the
limited number of men whom (. viii pay
us 10 reward handsomely for their par
tcipatfon In an exceptional campaign
designed TO widen the market for a
patented sanitary necessity, indorsed
by the foremost engineers. already M
tionally advertised and distributed,
now the threshold OF Developments
sure to- be highly profitable 20 every
man associated with II. You should be
at least twenty five years old and Chris
tian. II 10 your qualifications you add
real ambition and determination to set
ahead. you can earn more money IN the
three months next ahead than you have
pocketed In any twelve months heretofore.
CALL AFTER 10, SUITE 1905
$50 MADISON Av.. AT s5TH ST.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09

MANA seH-respecting salesman. over 25,
OF clean character. with a strong person
ality. who will appreciate life job with
fast growing concern where his earnings
viii be far above tho average: experience
not necessary. Apply room 723, t65 Broad
way. See Mr.. Castertine.
MAN wanted to do mitcrng and wheel cut
ting plate and window glass; must he
capable OF handling large work. In reply
state experience and where last employed
Rawson Evans Co.. T10 Washington Blvd.
Chicago.
MECHANICAL engineer. Protestant. single
under 30. thoroughly experienced on design
OF duplicate parts. computing and wrapping
machines: exceptional opportunity for man
with initiative and executive ability. cf1,
Herald. Herald so.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09

Mt.N-BIG MONEY PROPOSITION.
We want man VINO nrst OF al be-
ilevsf in hlnself--in his ability to sell n
security of unduextionable merit.
With all the world talking about wirc-
lees telegraph and telephone the market
for apparatus IL growing 30 rapidly that
We need more capital 20 carry on our
rapidiy expanding business.
This IL ''big money proposition for
the right man. But don't apply II YOU
are not alive with the sclf-ccnfldcnce
that makes sales.
hppiy By letter 70 client X. THE
PORTLAND AGENCY. o East 40th ct.
49, <nrL fsgsN
The New York herald., 1921-09-09
HELP WANTED-MALE.
A PICKED MAN.

The man who answers this ed and who ~
selected 10 fill the niche In our sales force
that we are now about TO create Will find
his opportunity distinctly unique. First lie
viii receive the personal individual atten.
tion OF our Manager ot Personnel, who VIII
see 20 Il that he IL fairly and fully familiar
ized with tho details OF the WORK set Tor
him TO do. He win then be given opportu-
nifty Immediately, 10 make a bid for execu-
tive position at earnings not less than
$4,000 year. Meanwhile lie wiz find II
tlon. We are n well established. long sue
ccssful thoroughly dependable concern. We
ire getting out OF the rut OF expecting too
much from man AZ the start We are
going to stake a man now--preferaby an In
experienced man--to an easy road right UP
70 the top pinnacle Of tho big paying bcrths
at our disposal. Our requirements nre only
two You must he a Gentle and over 70
years OF age. Call from 10 to 4.
% WEST 4ap STREET.
SUITE 1910
The New York herald., 1921-09-09

statesmen
WHO WISH TO BECOME EXEcU-
TIVES.
.at~ fHs 4Ns
We need several honest, red blooded
men In New York city who can help
and be helped by the practical CO.
operation that has made permanent
SUCCESS for this company.
Real live men are finding opportu-
nity for life work, liberal compensa-
tion and an opportunity to attain quick
pi emotion.
The c~~~~sry is well known, manu-
featuring device now being used by
thousands of people all over the world
and combined with our cooperation,
leads, sales letters and advertising,
your success Is assured.
Don't pass up this advertisement. II
you are the type OF man we are seek
ing. then this Is the opportunity you
are looking for.
Call and see
MR.. pEAs, ROOM 5i2,
LOEW BUILDING,
BROADWAY AND 4sTH ST., n. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09

NAN t30). married. Intelligent, reliable,
holds chief officers license In II. 8. rner-
chant marine. due to depression In shipping.
seeks permanent position ashore with chance
for advancement. NJ I4a9 Herald. Harlem.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09
ADVERTISING.

no you think you can sell Advertising DO
you think you could be trained to DIRECT
the Sale Of Advertising? II so, we want 70
ASSOCIATE with you. We con show you an
opportunity for the making of REAL
MONEY. Permanent association IN Ex-
ECUTfvF POSITIONS for those who can
DO THINGS. n Interested. see Mr.. Ifol-
linesworth. pcrtonally, I'd floor, 1923 Broad
way. to-day or this evening.
CHAUFFEUR. married. for family in
country. near city, 10 make himself useful
only with good references need apply apt
over garagc. Apply 1914 Bway schmidt
COOK all around. short order and pastry
high clase restaurant; experience; salary
$3.50 per month. johnson. f2 w. 9sth rt
COUPLE, white: woman. cook and general
houfcworker. man with knowledge OF
driving ear. handy man: live IN Far Rock
away all year: good home. Call 2alkn. 40
Chambers ST.. Room 303.
COUPLE wanted. white. FOR ali year work,
for small family IN Long Island. Call
Ant, g0 100 Riverside Drive. Thursday or
Friday.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09

MAN. batteries, lead acid; 5 years. expert
ence, 2 years In present responsible posi-
! tion az good salary. but not in the city. W.
j.. 1873 McDougal at, Bklyn
The New York herald., 1921-09-09

NAN desires position either as janitor of
city apartment caretaker for country
home; best references. j. Dempsey. 147
22d st., Bkiyn. basement.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09
SALESMAN.

sAI.EsMEN.
We want succesnfui saiesmen 10 sell our
3 per cent. preferred stock with bonus of
common stock: we pay liberal commissions
highest type automobile chassis have orders
in advance OF production. Apply room s6i,
200 9Th av. Prado Motors Corp.
sALESMEN-Don't waste your time our
right at the start: an Interview win con-
vince you. we mean what say: this is
your Opportunity TO associate permanently
by feeing Mr.. Leo. 62i knickcrbocksr Bldg.
B'way and acd ct
sALEsMEN.
Excellent opportunity for men OF character
Equitable Life; salary commission: ro-
auirements: large acquaintance, reference
and bond. Call 1912, NJ T. Ford. mgr.
Room 1918. 100 Broadway. \. y. City.
SALES MANAGER
Capable sales manager with initiative
wanted TO organize strong selling force for
awake man can easily earn $4,000 year on
commission basis. MIR. Davis. room fiic. ~
Beaver st.
sALEsMEN-Don't lod through life on
small weekly salaries: Join our sales force
and earn big money; will teach limited num-
Der OF men; come N and talk x over: $50
and ied 81.
sAiEsMEN--You cannot afford 70 await sd-
vancrmrnt: YOU step right into executive
position here without assuming responsible
ties until able 10 master them. give ear
nest cooperation. which means succoss Cali
to-day. Mr.: Leo. room e2i, is2 W. 4cd
statesmen. Few ambitious statesmen want.
cd 20 demonstrate 10 garages and consum.
ers: lucrative position with large American
concern. excellent prospects for futuru. See
Mr. Allen. 2ai East 18Th.
shf.EsNEN.
by high grade stock orEanizatlon live wire
can earn 5000 a year or better on commits
sion basis 'cads furnished. Mr.. Davis
room iii2. 81 Beaver -.
eral commission. somsthlng new. Apply
SOS. 29S Broadway.
SALESMAN wanted TO handle timely adycr.
tising proposition, Call between = a. NJ
and z. NJ, g. >. Hnnnaon Co, 30 Church
o.. New York.
SALESMAN. thoroughly experfcnced 10 seii
floor covering salary and commission
references required. Apply ~ A. NJ, AT 81
schattenfield. 800 Knickerbocker av, nkyn
sAr.csAEN. experienced plumbing and heat
ing supplies. acquainted with BROOKLYN
territory ". oNeil supply Co, IS Cnft
st... .-.--- -. =. -. v.
Statesmen and collectors. age 2s aud over
unlimited opportunity for workers by large
SAI.EEMAN AN--W1nted. young. ererge,lc man
cheese line y 40 Herald, $50 Dway.
Statesmen Pearce tops gas RANGES; big
commission. Pcarce Mfg. Co. aa0 East
f2sth at.
sAI.BsMAN TO sell electric sians, straisht
commission. Tah. aof Atlantic av. Bkiyn.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09
Statesmen WANTED.

statesmen WANTED.
There Is an opportunity to-day in
New YORK city. unequailed in the
history OF the housing business.
The tremendous growth or the
metropolis In size and population
has created serious situation.
DEMAND FOR HOMES so far
exceeds the supply that extreme
legislation has been resorted to by
the State of New York. in order TO
protect the public and to stimulate
the building of houses. Recognize
Ing the gravity and also the possi-
bilities of this situation, the Inter
national Mill and Timber Company
OF n. T.. Inc, has opened an office
IN New York City. This Company.
largest plant OF its kind in The
world at Bay City. Michigan. IL
now ready to supply Sterling
Homes to the people of New York.
Sterling Homes answer every re-
auirement for the ideal Home
READY CUT. STANDARDIZED,
ECoNoMICAL-They are designed
exactly TO meet the present demand
for 100000 New York Homes.
THE INTERNATIONAL. MILL
AND TIMBER co. OF n. Y.
ssf sAf;a .FsMsN y ApyERT1slNG 6y IT9; ,f,5: FOR
A+htst~s3e'tA<AN Nt+N hAltrttt
COMMISSION BASIS TO SELL
STERLING HOMES TO THE
THOUSANDS OF INQuIRERs
WHO HAVE ALREADY AN
SWERED OUR NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING BEFORE THE
OPENING OF THE OFFICES.
The opportunity for a good sales
man TO build for himself future
is limited only by his own ability.
With the development Of this bust
ness in New York. executive posi-
tions In this business will be filled
from the ranks Of successful sales-
men. The Immediate possibility
for large earnings on n strictly
commission basis Is. without ques-
tlon, tremendous. YOU WILL RE
GIVEN AN INTERVIEW IN FER
SON AT THE OFFICES OF THE
INTERNATIONAL MILL AND
TIMBER CO. OF N. r., INC,
WEST 18th STREET. BETWEEN
THE HOURS OF 0 AND 3. OPEN
SUNDAYS. III you have every con
fldence in your selling ability and
want TO tackle real opportunity,
we want to meet you.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09

MAN. Scandinavian. just returned from
abroad. dcsires to connect with firm doing
business in Scandinavia. Mexico or Philip
pines; well able 10 handle men In contracting
works; speaks German and Spanish. Answer
Lin. n Court St. Bklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09

MAN. middle aged. Trustworthy. not afraid
of work: won't watch the clock: no can
vassiug: salary no object: hotel. commercial
experience. Thornton, 96 W. tG3d st.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09

JAPANESE. first class butler. valet. wishes
position; highest references. Kurnbu. 20
W. 65th ST.; phone Columbus 9Tio.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09

NAN. married (2s). would like position as
electric chauffeur or team driver. 7S5
Herald, 10th 3t.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09

NAN desires position anything: Wholesale
house preferred. Arnold. 145 Blcecker st..
Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1921-09-09

MAN. married. intelligent. wishes position
collector. Investigator. anything. Pohley,
Az En 14Ath
The New York herald., 1921-09-09

SALESMEN.- two educated men to
handle new International Encyclopedia In
the South. excellent opportunities: leads fur
nished: salary and commission. DODD,
MEAD CO.. $40 Spring st.. Atlanta. Ga.
YOUNG man. II you're willing. ambitious 10
learn new business, write for interview,
B 1914 Herald, Herald square.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09

JAPANESE student wants position In nice
family; wages no object In first class but
Ter; best references. = Matsuura. $40 West
5Sth. city
The New York herald., 1921-09-09
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

JAPANESE. two young men, as cook and
useful butler: references thoroughly ex-
pcrianced. Takayasu. care Y. NJ. G. A., II
Concord ST.. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09

SECRETARY tprivate). business manager; !;
10 years experience; married: attends all
business details. mechanical and house re-
pairs, correspondence. bookkeeping. Ad-
dress Livingston. room 226 206 Broadway.
New York
The New York herald., 1921-09-09

MACHINIST. power pressroom foreman;
makes any repairs. Fejes. 760 e. i52d.
Observation-Disclosures kegs blood crcula-
tion. rheumatism G0290). Peters, 3c4 w.
oath. RiversidA 305
The New York herald., 1921-09-09

JAPANESE EAGLE AGENCY,
JOG W. 46th st. Bryant 77S7-969s.
Supplies competent, reliable domestic help.
JAPANESE Select Employment Agency
(Bryant 103D. bet. 45th-46th sts., 604 9th
nv.-All kinds of domestic help.
JAPANESE Domestic Employment Agency.
select help. lS7 LcxnCro av. 1855 Mad. So
The New York herald., 1921-09-09
SPORTING GOODS

Rf'C. one genuine Tabrs Oriental: fjrsr
class coneitiyn; very Reasonable. Murray.
Hiil 1900 ext q.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.


BILL. CLERK, must be accurate at figures
and quick typist: steady position: hours D
to $50: half day Saturday year round: ad-
dress In own handwriting, giving references
and salary expected. Gerstcndorfcr Bros,
233 =. 42d rt
BOoKKEEPER, experienced: busy manu-
featuring house. good opportunity for
ective and intelligent worker able to take
full charge: apply In own handwriting. stat
ing age. experience and salary required.
A. r., 6I0 Longacre Bldg.
BOOkKEEPER. competent. with knowledge
OF stenography; reply by letter. stating
fully past experience. age. religion. salary
expected to start. Daland & Co., 203 West
Broadway.
BOOKKEEPER--One experienced in whole
sale fur manufacturing line: best refer
cnces required. z. r.. 807 Herald. Fulton ST.
CHAMRERMAIp WAITRESS. competent,
for private house: German or Swedish pre-
ferred. Apply 20 w. s8th st.
CHOCOLATE dipper, experienced steady
work ] Main ST.. Flushing.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09

experience, age 28, Christian, high school
education; salary S35. d 133 Herald, go
B'way.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09

GOTHAM. 25o0 Broadway (04-95) Cooks,
houseworkers. chambermaids. Mattresses,
nurses. couples. laundresses.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09
MEN !.

Men holding executive positions IN tho
motor industry to-day arc usually men who
went with their company when Il was young.
Such an opportunity - now prcnented TO
mon cf 25 to 70 years 70 take the places OF
men recently advanced. and they. In turn,
may qualify for eimilar Advancement. Call
personally. = A. NJ 70 p p NJ to-day. kel-
sey Motor Co. W 6ist 81
The New York herald., 1921-09-09
Situations Wanted Fennale-Donestic.

UNIVERSAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. for.
merly Mt 30 w. SIth. has removed to S25
Madison av.. near 60th st.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09

MERCEDES. jo2i. brand new. for sale be-
low cost. mover used THE VILLAGE
GARAGE, Gas West io.h q Chelsea s92s.
MERCER speedstcr, 1912. good condition
Packard Motor Car Co. % NJ ", white
Plains branch Tel. HAGAR. white Plains
1900
The New York herald., 1921-09-09

REPAIR man OF all kinds OF machines wishes
position In machine shop or house. Lach-
ner. 400 West 2Sd st.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09
MATTRESS EErAInlNG.

MAI"rHESSf5 te.nede and gierlilsed. a.. re-
uphf istering AM repairing: establissied II
years. GOODWIN. Sif W. sd. Phone Circle
s9f0.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09
PAINTERS AMP DrcoRaToYs

PAINTING, every description. inside. e.ous,
scaffoid good work done reasonably. Phone
Wildwood 47i0w. GRuRE. 1850 ". sth ST.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09

MECHANIC, handy man. %, ma rried. wishes
position. Joseph Kraus. 1905 Broadway
The New York herald., 1921-09-09
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Department Universal En-
ployment Agency. s25 Madison av.).-seere-
tary girls boarding school near New YORK.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09

YOUNG man. colored. American, age 23
| years. good education, neat, wishes rospon-
sfble position: excellent references. Write
Jackson, 1858 Dean St, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09
GOWNS FOUGHT.
rNsTRuCTIoN-FLoCUTTox

ELocuTIoN-IANEr MAURICE gives nj.
Na'e instruction IN elocution. par;nrnirne.
speech remedied. Hours and rates on appii-
cation, 1921 Goth st.. Brooklyn. Benson
The New York herald., 1921-09-09

e.
ONE Ryerson combination power punch ana
shear for aale at reasonable price. A LIT.
MAN IRON WORKS. is Durhan IN nj, P'klyn
WOODWORKING; band saw, jointer saw
teblea. ~ inch American planer. swlns
saws. cLAEK's SAW Co. ss Il. Alpine oil.
Newark, n. u Wnveriy 4s67.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09

UNIVERSAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, so5
Madison av., near Goth ST.. supplies office
help OF all kinds.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09

YOUNG man. desiring to work way through
college, would like position in any line of
business for few hours each dny. r 1OO1
Herald, Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09
- . - - l-I--ss-s--I4l.I
MAgIIrsERy.

FAwN TICKETS. DIAMONDS, ANTTQuEI
TRIGGER, 7s7 eTu Av. sG5s nRvtyT.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09

LANcIA 20, SPECIAL RaCEApouT.
imported, wire wheels: thorourhly over
hauled and rrpainted; now body. IN ex-
ccilent condition. sacrifice 10 Interested
party: any demonstration. r. SMITH, II
WALL At Rector $3.50.
LATE 1915 Pcerleso. fully equipped. wire
wheels. victoria top. IN first class condi.
;ion price reasonable. Can be necn between
3 and r. NJ, TERMINAL ArTCNOBrT ".
SUPPLY AND REPAIR SHOP, 382 North st
fobekcr. fohoken 1915
LEXINGTON sedan now: only ron. 2 COO
cash. Phone - Larchmoni
The New York herald., 1921-09-09
rNsTRUcrI0N-MuslCAL.

Z
ners: zoo. n lesson. Mills HrpXCovS "a
Fast 18th -. ''hcue Fr-dNarr aOta
! t.y,N, MpurSTg =, rcrf-v, = =, -
The New York herald., 1921-09-09
HELP WANTED-MALE

COUPLE WANTED. white, middle aged !:
wife for cooking and general housework;
man TOT general work and chores on country
estate; submit references: state wages
wanted first letter. good permanent position
II work Is satisfactory and wages reason
kill. ". Y
Arizona republican., 1921-01-09
FIVE D|VORCES ARE
 TOTAL ON SATURDAY

Five decrees of divorce were granted yesterday in the superior court by Judge Stanford. Laurette Standage was granted a decree from Iva F.. 'Standage on grounds of desertion, and Nathan W. Riggens was granted de- cree from Mahala A. Higgins on charg- es of desertiOn.
 Avery F. Axline was granted de- cree from Moth Axline on charges of cruelty. She alleged he assaulted her, choked her and threatened to take her life. She alleged he also twisted her arm. causing her great mental and bodily pain. She was awarded the custody of their child and $30 a month for it's support
 Susa $. Van Ritter was granted a decree from J. B. Van Ritter on grounds Of cruelty. She alleged her husband had been convicted of a felony in the superior court here, the charge being assault with Intent to commit murder, and was sentenced to serve not less than 90 years in the state penitentiary. She was awarded the custody of their minor child.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-09
TWO APPOINTMENTS AS ASSISTANTS ID
 ATTY. GEM. REVOKED

Notifying R. ". Kramer and Alexan- der Baker that their appointments as assistants Co the attorney general had been revoked. ". J. Galbraith. attorney general. declared yesterday that the step was based on past performances of the departments of state m dlsre- aardlnr the attorney generals office.
 There is no necessity for a subor- 5fnate department of state 10 employ counsel at large salaries as a feed trough for partisan politics, said Mr. Oaihraith. e
 Rr. Gaibraith gave two reasons for canceuing the e.appointment4 claiming that it is the duty of the attorney gem eral Co adequately represent each de- partment of state and that his office is well qualified to do so without pay ing additional counsel fees and salar- les at the expense of the people.
 ~It may not be good politics, but 1t is good business for the state" Mr. Gall sraith said In support of the position hc has taken in the matters.
 The unexpected action of the official who has been fin office a week, was oc- rasioncd by an article which appeared in Saturday mornings issue of The Republican 10 the effect that Alexander Baker and R. W. Kramer would repre- sent the state in the action brought by knc lnepiraJou copper company dsblHaN the state of Arizona and Gila county Co recover taxes in the amount of ap- proximately a million dollars.
 The tax commission in announcing it's appointments named Mir. Baker and Mr. Kramer as special counsel Ac- cording to the state laws. the commis sion is entitled to employ special counsel when necessary, but the coun- sel cannot appear fin court "as repre- scnting the state.'
 Tn tho opinion of the attorney gen. erals office. there Is no necessity for employing special counsel in the par ticular case in question, which is a friendly suit to clear up a point Of law for the guidance of the tax com mission. lt fs understood that the taxes collected in 1917. 1918 and 1919. already have been spent and should the court rile in favor of the plaintiff it will make no attempt to collect the funds.
 The impression has been given out that the suit is one of the utmost im- portance. It has been widely adver- tised when in reality 1t is a friendly suit Co establish a precedent for future work" said Mir. Galbraith.
 Mir. Galhraith said yesterday 1t was his intention to represent the state in fhe superior court of Gila county when the demurrer to the complaint is argued later in the month.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-09
IDENTIFIED

Was that your wife I saw with you the other evening, headed for the train7"
 My wife was with me one evening. ard tho next I happened to meet up with a young lady who lives out at our station. Don't know which-bv the yvay-. who was carrying the parcels?"
 ''You were. of course"
 "Oh. that was Miss Cuteley you saw" Philadelphia Ledger.