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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
MEMBER or THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS
MOST COMPREHENSIVE WORK.

Superintendent NJ n Duncan. Il the
Amarillo Public schools and his assist.
ants ON the important task. his, Just
issued what is perhaps 'h, best b1i.
anccd and most Dompr,hrnsiy, Bialug
ever put cat In connection with ~"
city schools
II IL cvidcn, from the beginning ui
the oponing sentence, a. the md II ~,
hast one that the catalog Is a "puruu~,
fui publication" Their, are no waste 1T
words In H. and there i readily apmr
cnt the outstanding thought tor IA,
good Of the student running as n
golden thread throughout IN. entire
booklet
This IL but one 81 the Items 10 which
MI. Duncan has placed his hands dur
ing his incumbency as head ~ the Anna
rillo schools. reflective II his mature
judgment and thoughtful attention e.
advancing the interests u pupil and
patron he has received recognition
from educators ~ marked prominence
fled In no mean wac with those who
have fathcred the best school thoughts
IL the United states
The courses II study outlined under
the direction of Superintendent Duncan
for the High School and the Junior
Hieh School. are fundamentally sound
and are promulgated after the mltur,-t
thought Much consolation and roas
surancc must b. gained hy the real par
eni and other interested patrons 81 the
school frum the following rclativ, e.
''aims' II IN. school. taken from thu
eathiog
Il. To inculcaic In every student IN
the Amarillo public schools habits 81
honesty and industry.
- To teach every student 10 use
the English language effectively In
speaking and writing
80. To teach every student to write
a legIble hand. 10 spell correctly the
wards h, uses In his writing and 10
make the computation necessary In husi.
ness.
- To teach every student the duties
Of citizenship. and "a think more of its
duties than u he rights
IS. To hclp every SUDDEN, 10 scl,c,
his life.wmk a. early a. possible and
90 shals his course u study o. prepare
him for u,
&C. To teach every studon, 20 rev
erencs God and the Bible and 20 feel IN,
importance Of obcying IT, preccpis
az. To teach every student to rcver
encc home father and mother. and a.
have proper respect for those IN author
lty
- r. teach every student that Their,
II no succcss without effort that work
D. honorable. and that the greatest ir
IN Kingdom y IN sfSpnt ~ an
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
FELLOWSHIP

Hcretords Chamber III Commerce II
doing things for the general good of
the community. Its weekly MONDAY
lunChccns az" used as clearing house
mediums aud scarcely week passes
without some outstanding movement
II greatly forwarded through them.
Now there has been worked out mine
day fellowship sale, March II 26." The
Chamber uf Commerce also had hand
la the transformation Of the carl
House" uf eighteen rooms into SAINT
tarium, 10 meet the pressing needs of
the cummunitys sick az injured. These
are but few Of the things attracting
attention In Hereford. through lie
Chamber 1T Commerce. - Amarillo
News
And yet there are members u every
Chamber II Commerce who MY their
dues rather grudgingly. more to he
good fellows and avoid criticism
than In any belief In the effectiveness
II the organization work. Broadly
speaking. these men are usually divided
into two classes: those who say: Wei,
the Chamber of Commerce MAY be
worth the money. hut | can't see
what they are doing" and tho other
Il can't understand how they spend
MI this money: they MAY be- using II
ludicially. but ! don't KNOW IT,"
Both criticisms usually come from
men In Hereford who do not attend
the weekly luncheons and take no ne
tive part In the work IT the Cham
her of Commerce. They forget that the
officials IT the organization aro busy
men like themselves. and cannot keer
right up to the minute detailed account
~ everything going on. balanced flnan
cial statements. etc. like corpora
ton that hires special men for that
particular work. They do not apply
the Golden Rule. II never occurs I,
them that the FAN, thing to do befor,
, uttcring such criticism. which In de
structivc and unjust. would he 10 spend
little Of their OWN time IN lookinl
up responsible official ~ the organi
zation and asking for detailed lnforma
tiun. which viii always be gladly Civ
on.
Thes. men do not mean "a be unjust
they jus, simply lack tho broad .guaged
view which grants that organization
community work In necessary. and that
the official chosen 10 conduct that work
are honest and doing the best they
can under the circumstances.
a little charity TO the other fellow
\ second thought before eritlcisiRg--
A.r.ad .Ill nd.ltusaa.- ciflznushinu tloefth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19

Remember that u the Plains Country
is a. stand forward prumincn, among
he leading portions ~ the Southwest.
there mus, bra NOR, general and liberal
inclusion g milk producing COWS. meat
pruducing pigs and ,gg and meat pro.
iucing poultry In every diversified farm
program. The men and women who
are RAISING q gooily batch Il chickens
and porkcrs each year. ana milking
COWS. are not hayins their mortgages
loreclos,d The fact h the foreclosure
Ia mortgage en- O farm where this
pl1n b. followed would d, impossible
because thcr, would by mo- mortgage
Il IL notable fact that III" mills pro.
ducing COW, The hruUd SOW and the hen
put the farmer on 70 cash basis In
view 81 this fact. isn't IL marvellous
that the people take 20 th" scheme ~
slowly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
ITS \ GREAT SCHEME

Governor N'f signed the soldier
bonus hill authorizing IA, state a. build
o hospital tor ~ soldiers who returned
tom the great war afflicted. or VINO
have contracted the disease since r..
turning This In connection with the
money already realised lot this pur.
pose should put Texas up toward the
top in caring Tor her heroes Miami
Chief
Texas honurs herself when she takes
c'gnizhnc, ct her tormer.mcnatarms
The boys earned ~. and more than they
WILL gNvr receive at the hands uf III.
urious state iu the Union. 10 fully
,cpay them. would D, impossible.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
NORTHWEST
TEXAS PRESS
room OH JIM

We net, lhnt "a" legislature has ap
proprat'd $500 Tor 100, sire portrait
90 Governor liohh, o. hang IN the CAPT.
col rutuudu. along with the other gov
vruow Ut Texas THIS b. alright and
N,iN proper bat % make. % ull m,
more conspicuous that uu portrait 90
Jim Ferguson Set hangs 600 the walls
't tho rUtuuil WIN the Legislature
provide iur un ,mpt, Tram" thru, ia
l,,p the Duniuuit, ul me executives
OF che ..mwuuWnlth' The, might %,
lusi uut uu 1 tiu tNur ut ikal"l. jim
Hall county Herald
NhN hUIuw the memory uf 90,
',ld' Former ltms only memory.
ttuIr,Ut him
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
YES. COIN FORW ARD

W. are ready to turn our clock up
~ hour not back an hour ~ many
newspapers are putting IL. The rail.
roads and telegraph lines have not yet
made the change, and until they change
The rest ~ IN, Panhandle viii have to
stay IN Mountain time. Miami Chief
That's exactly correct Forward
md not backward. THIS section of the
state has no time TOT any backward
movement.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
MUST ADVERTISE

Advertising NAV De- expensive. but Il
if necessary Ia good business II mer.
chants d"sir" o. reduce overhead
charges they should de- 80 IN cutting
sumo other expenses There II nothing
su Important a. to let the people know
What YOU have To- Offer hcm-Lynn
County News
Editor Haynes l. entirely RICH, abuu:
this matter and the live merchant,
are the heaviest advertisers They 4,
not wait Tor people e. "iuSt find them
by accident. The live ones go into IN.
newspaper columns and tell the pros
pcciive purchasers what they have
they're proud ~ their merchandise,
they're hack II H.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
IDyERrISING TINT PAYS

N the the
national that scofed when Editor ana fuh
% aligned with VINO
The home hu,ng power Of the nation can '
rca,l. on through the daily
the medium thh
OF cNagant ch
h righifu fancy staple depend
intelligent consideration m the everyday
m Many
II their knowledge the
n
H.
demands the goods
alay.ta nuananer ID
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19

II should be- an in,iuiblo d',crmina.
uon and policy Cor M, lovers 90 ih'
Texas Plain. o. resent th, absurd stories
about brutal winds and weather con.
ditl0ns prevailing ir Northwest Texas
what vast good would have been ac.
.crmplishsd 10 those who have been
and are guilty ~ ,u'ing such express
slons should has, b-rn permitted "a
spend the present winter in Amarillo
of any one ~ the other communities
- this portion Il the southwest. Th'
lilly absurdi'lcs would coaso o. BE-
voiced ana praises 90 this section be-
come common story
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19

getting In shape Tor the entertainment
% tourists This prcsupposos the i'm.
pruycmcnt aud upk'cp ~ the roads lead.
INK into th's, points Good roads mis-.
sionaiics are Co employed and pat out
To keep thr roods boz sh,p' hy inspiring
a., ,tigrus ul th, various communities
To put uw, thourh' labor and money
into them according tu lh, several
needs Il The lunlilrs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19

Thousands of acres u rich. fertile,
b. luouyc bands ar, .,ill fr,ighicd with
the cotton crop ~ last year IN North
west Texas II is pathetic to see. tn
som. instance. women and little chill
dren engaged Boz gathering this en-
Shaving crop Truly has 10 been sid ihn,
thirteen months ar, required In which
20 grow ana gather a crop u cotton
IN some - the Plains counties even ~
teen MONTH. have been covered hy tn
migratory. seeding. cultural and har
'vostng Program and "a. END r. not
yet"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19

An exchange calls attention 90 the
fact that Texas during the PAS, year
noted marked activity sguins, Illicit dis.
iill,rs and sellers ~ booze. !, h esti'
mated that hoo2. valued ~ about $780,
eco was seized and that fifteen hundred
arrests were made Even az that ~
Ear cheaper or more economical than
allowing the deadly stuff tu be- sold
openly over the bars A. IN the old "a.
loon days ln Texas And. despite there
.howings II Illicit booze the day II the
end l. ln slght and u II no lar cry 10
the time when no civilized country will
be- cursed with liquor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19

Yes Amarillo cleaned up' and the
results u these labor, VIII b. evidenced
through %. ,rt.r, length ~ tho present
year Then. t.1. 'her, will b. thc god Of
action once begun. r,fieDung Itself into
future programs oil. a -nm.ai order 1t
u D. hoped that Amarillo forms tho
"olesn 49, habit and thereby makes a
clean program O. mr' Of the regularly
recognized routine.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
hrnnL .IIrnrs Srlrcie,l.

Summons has been served ON IN"
men drawn ~ grand jurors hy the shor.
ifs office
The grand Jurors for the March term
viii De-.
Frank Giyius l. Sumrrs Harry
l. Kurns !. ~ paul !. : Chestnut
i. o. Cue. a. T. Johns. T. : likins.
". :. Rule =. y. Phillips. Walter -.
Word Walter e. irwin Claude LcNcvuc
Frank WolnIn. \. :. Dickson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
STOP! LOOK! LISTEN!

Bill talked To Peter at the Pcary Gate,
automobile and San,c Fc Freight,
thought could beat that train across
such though, To- me was my great loss.
It, speed va, greater than my surmisc,
So here am in the bright blue skies
Peter looked at Iiill. aud Peter sighed
Peter SAID to Bill, YOU are a suicide
Vt railroad crossing, YOU should go slow,
You can't inter hcrc-go down below.
John MOORE,
O. H. {. Div.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19

o. f. stated that Claude h 20 rcnrgnh'
~, o.. Chamber ~ Commerce. Claude.
like many other oiiic ~ minor size. al.
lowed o. commercial organization 10
wsns during ,he war and like thcs'
if d. going 90 rsUgau.zo and get back
.ut, OBJ, work 81 making bigger and
better community
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19

Friends Of Cadet Jessie Ilrady OF
the local salvation Army post. will
he glad to know that her hand. re.
Gently injured through contact with
rapidly revolving electric fan, In
improving steadily. This young wo.
man Ia the sales force" for the dis.
tribution Of the Army's official pub.
licntion. The War Cry" and In
known e. every citizen OF Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19

The bosi Kind 81 Amercanism work
the most farT,achlng community wei.
fare activity. The best builder q homes
ana iHrtter business IL that activity
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19

Mr. Leonard d. Clay. accompa.
MED ~ her son. Chapel. and her niece.
Mrs. Ralph Boyd. u Swectwatcr. has
responded To a Telegram telling Of the
serious illness of her sister. Mrs. ID.
II. Norman, OF waynesboro. Tenn.
Mrs. Boyd is the daughter Of Mrs.
Merriman.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19

Hundreds ~ tons of foudsiunfs have
been dumped into Havana hirbor due
o. congestion ~ The wh1rvcs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19

There will be basket hall game
ON the local court at $40 Saturday
afternoon between the Amarillo High
school team and the Alumni team.
The proceeds viii be used for the pur.
chh" ~ sweaters for the High
school team. Tho girls team Of the
Amarillo High will go 20 Claude Sat.
packing plants favored n strike n the,
School team - that city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19

Hog Island shipyard nj Philadelphia
which cost the government $40. ooc. 600
was sold for $4,000. 600. Il,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19

\ New iofh play by local talent
VII be- the bIll NJ the Fair theatre
- ~ opening night The play VIII
hn under thu auspices ~ Khiva
Temple Drum Cor.s Three nights In
succession for the popular play In be.
ing planned.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
House PASSES Third Reading.

IlcNEsDN March is.--The House ~
Commons tonight ia ssed the third read
ing n the roparhtions blll. which pro-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
The call ~ the Plains Country has

The call ~ the Plains Country has
been heard In Breckenridge. and M
result two more citizens are 10 make
this community their home. DIR. W. u.
Stevenson and II. NJ. Stevenson have
arrived from breckenridge. and will
locate here. These gentlemen are
looking for property. and express
themselves as being highly pleased
with Amarillo and surrounding coun.
try. Mr.. Stevenson. In conversation
with reporter for The News. said
II passed through this section Of the
state about thlrty.fivc years ago
with bunch Of cattle. and u Ii next
To impossible for me to realize that
this In the same territory. AZ that
time Amarillo, II II existed at all. was
merely n cattle map. and now Il In
one II the most appealing cities In
Texas. Its pep and enthusiasm brand
u M winner. and I will he glad 10
have part In Its programs
The Imhoff Double Unit Sewage
Disposal system In now complete, and
VIII be put IN actual service this
morning. nfter n formal Inspection Of
y. wcrenshlold. consulting engineer.
81 Dallas. Friday The city officials
viii be at the tanks when the sys.
tenn II cut into service. After having
inspected the construction Mr.. wer.
enshoIld said OF a reporter for The
News: II wish To compliment the en-.
Rineer In charge and the contractor
doing the work on this construction.
II Is indeed fine piece Of work. The
whole Of the city has an aggressive
spirit that iS seldom found In any
community. Every citizen has reason
Ia he proud n this job. I would sug.
gest the employment, Of the best en-.
ginecrs In the proposed water proj.
Get. This thing Ia no trivial matter.
and II II going TO take much work 10
remedy the water shortage now exist.
INK"
Frt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
Members Of the Odd Fellows pr,,,

Members Of the Odd Fellows Drum
Corps viii meet at Odd Fellows hall
ut i5o this afternoon and march In
a body to the Fort Worth 4 Denver
station. \ special coach decorated
Tor the occasion will be In waiting.
Destination ~ the musicians IL Waco
where the annual session convenes
Monday. Tho drum corps viii 40 In
uniform hosting Tor Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
u. 4. Mabry. manage Of the Farm.

X. n Mabry. manage Of the Farm.
ers' Cooperative Elevator Lockney.
passed through Amarillo yesterday.
enrout" to his home. and brings
good report ~ business conditions In
Fort Worth. whore he has made m
extended business visit Though the
business IL slow at the present In
Fort Worth. ~ elsewhere. Il II grad.
unlly getting better Mr.. Mabry de.
clnres the crop condition In the ter.
ritory traversed Is great. and farm.
ers are very optimistic everywhere.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19

J. u. I.ankfori. $40 North Fillmore

.. " T.AIIkIbfd. NO NUIth FIIImOfe
street IN nursing sore arm as the
result NJ a cut from q drawing knife.
\ wound several inches long was
accidentally made three inches below
the elbow when he drew the sharp
blade across his arm.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
A. the annual banquet Of the ANA.

~ the annual banquet of the ANA.
rlllo business Mems Association. held
IN the dining room Of the Amarillo
Hotel. that organization highly en-.
dorsed and went on record NJ being
In favor ~ the New Amerlllo Ho.
tel project. The motion was tender.
I'd 10y T. l.. Roberts. and was second.
cd 10y Toncy Chisum. II In learned
from y. Thompson that subscrip.
lions were made e,haomtun an al
drcd dollars after the affair was over.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19
Timely Little Hits Of News Gathered
From varlous Sources
Mis- Gem Downs. WIN has been Vi.

Miss Gem Downs. who has been VII.
ltlng In this city. has returned 90 her
home Ut Lockncy.
Canadian River win be- the oh.
i"ciivo Ter the Amarillo Motorcycle
club sunday afternoon. Secretary
Ed riiiman announces. About M.
teen are expected Ia make the trip.
The start will be- made at 80 o'clock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-19

Entered NJ sccandclass matter at The
postoffice az Amarillo Texas, under the
Act Of March 3. 1879
The New York herald., 1921-03-01
HELP WANTED--MALE.
Statesmen.

In your past selling and business expert
tunities go. not fully realizing at the time
that you were passing up real opportunity.
II Is possible for you TO grasp your oppor-
tunity now In business industry that has a
future far greater than anything ever known
In civilization.
Have you ever stopped to analyze the rea-
son for the great number of milionaires In
the United States? II you will look up the
records Of those who have made millions In
lifetime. you win find they are the ones who
have grasped their opportunity and made
good.
Suppose we were TO tell you that we have the
opportunity right now TO make more millions
in the next ten years than airy industry or
combination Of industries In Amer!ca-wouid
you take the trouble TO investigate and find
out for yourself II. our statement Is correct
not?
We lack words to adequately express tho
magnitude OF this industry. but we want 70
tell you all about II.
Five months time and over $4,000 have
been spent In this campaign. We could go on
and write two or three columns concerning
this proposition and then we would not be
able to explain II sufficiently.
A personal interview will convince you
Call at our office. between A. NJ. and 8
p. NJ, Tuesday or Wednesday
"a East 42d st.
Fourth Floor.
The New York herald., 1921-03-01
HELP WANTED--MALE.

SECRETARY AND MANAGER-Positions Of
organization and publicity are open to
gentlemen OF good address and education
alive to the opportunities offered by the con-
nection with q new established steamship
company with an exceptional sound basis
and big future. Salary 70 begin with start
Ing Of operation about month OF August.
Prospective applicants arc expected to CO.
operate with officers Of corporation in rails
ing the necessary capital on commission
basis. Campaign Of propaganda under way
made by responsible and well known men,
a trust fund IL being created with leading
bank for the protection OF investors. High
est references exchanged. This IS a high
class proposition for men OF ability and
strong personality. Address particulars in
first instances 10 arrange for Interview by
letter. Address Irters,ar Jersey City.
The New York herald., 1921-03-01

statesmen AND BROKERS WANTED.
We are organizing big sales organization
to place common shares OF stock Of a large,
well known and very successful OIL CORPO-
RATION; we need so live wire statesmen.
with or without clientele, TO place this stock
for US In New York State. Pennsylvania.
New Jersey and other territory. We are cs-
peciaily anxious of securing men and women
who will give their entire time we will
amply repay you and your future is assured :,
your compensation Is commissions; they are
all you could ask from large. successful.
dividend paying corporation. We will only
consider applications from statesmen whose
references viii bear investigation. Address
l.. a. Parker & Co., 1o2 Market st., New
ark. ". ].
The New York herald., 1921-03-01
sALEsMAN-wIDE AWAKE.

II you are q real salesman and can
present high class security we offer
you a genuine opportunity. This COM
pany is a consolidation OF several pro-
ducing companies. The president has
most successfully managed the affairs
of another very large and successful
company which enjoyed an enviable
record of having paid Its shareholders
1867 in cash dividends and stock
bonus In the past Is months
Strong cooperation and leads fur
nished An advertising campaign will
be started in the near future. Refer
ences are required. An unusual OPP
portunity for the man who can
Qualify. We pay an attractive com
mission. Address In confidence. Box
G NJ 247 Herald, 206 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-03-01
STOCK Statesmen.

The nature OF our proposition Plus the
cooperation we give our salesmon should
make 4. possible for the high caiibre man
to sell a minimum OF $4,000 a month. our
proposition has the written Endorsement Of
leading bankers and business men In their
respective fields. II Is one which every real
stock salesman will welcome once Il Is e1-
plaired to him. Successful security men
don't waste time on deals which can't stand
investigation. Why continue 10 handle those
of doubtful merit? We have room for few
high quality men In our organization on
highly attractive commission basis. II you
can qualify address Suite 0i2. AZ West 34th
st.. or telephone Mr.. Hodes. Fitz Roy 1893.
The New York herald., 1921-03-01
SECURITY SALESMAN.
TELEPHONE SALE MANAGER.

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR
MAN OF PROVEN INTEGRITY AND
ABILITY; IMMEDIATE OPENING
FOR THE RIGHT MAN; MUST BE
COMPETENT TO TAKE ENTIRE
CHARGE OF OUR TELEPHONE
SALES DEPARTMENT: ALL APPLf-
CANTS WILL BE EXPECTED TO
GIVE PRACTICAL DEMONSTRA-
TJOE OF BOTH SELLING; AND An-
M1NISTRATIvE ABILITY TO RE-
CEIVE CONSIDERATIONS. LIBERAL
SALARY AND COMMISSION WILL
BE PAID DURING TEST PERIOD.
CALL ALL WEEK. SUITE 2o2, 1913
The New York herald., 1921-03-01
HELP WANTED-MALE.
Statesmen WANTED.

WE ARE LOOKING FOR THE
UNUSUAL, ORDINARY MAN
WHO MUST MAKE MONEY.
Whether you are experienced or not
is OF little Significance to US, provided
only that you are quick TO appreciate
the value OF good proposition.
STRAIGHTFORWARD In putting across your
message once you are sure OF the
truth of II. active and energetic In
following the Instructions Of men
whose success points the way to your
own advancement.
II you are between % and so
years of age, and arc really sin
cere and willing to cooperate with
US, we will talk to you at room
1il9. 1928 Broadway, between 10
and IL A. M.