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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-13
HELD BY THE ENEMY" COMING TO COLISEUM

Replete with the cOlOrful atmos- phere of the old South is Donald Crisp's production of Held by the Enemy" Paramount picturization of William Gillette's famous play, which will be shown at the Coliseum The ater next Thursday The greatest care was employed in selecting the costumes, furnishings and in dressing players with an atmosphere typical of the times
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-13

Henry berry, dealer in Curios Ivory Beads a speciality, 165 Front Street. $-adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-13

Gift Novelties make attractive Gifts. c. Cartwright adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-13
COMING ATTRACTIONS

colisEUM-''HeId By the Enemy" night Man" PAlACE-Blanche Sweet in "Her Unwilling Husband"
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-13
aF Attractions
 at Theufres

ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT COltSEUM-J. Warren kerrigan in 'sThree X Gordon" PMAcE-Bvck Jones in "Forbid den Trails"
The New York herald., 1921-02-15

ACCOUNTANTS
BUSINESS BUILDERS
WANTED.
The New York herald., 1921-02-15

IT IS SAID OPPORTUNITY
KNOCKS BUT ONCE" BETWEEN
THE HOURS OF AND 4 I WILL
CONSIDER APPLICATIONS OF 10
MEN. AGES 25 TO so, WHO ARE
NOT SATISFIED WITH THEIR
PRESENT EMPLOYMENT AND WHO
ARE HONEST AND AMBITIOUS
AND HAVE A DESIRE TO CUT
LOOSE FROM THE WEEKLY PAY
ENVELOPE. TO THE MEN Sc
LECTED. "A PRACTICAL COURSE IN
sALESMANSHIP WILL BE GIVEN
FREE or CHARGE, AND THOSE
QUALIFYING WILL IMMEDIATELY
BE GIVEN a POSITION WITH A
SALES ORGANIZATION EMPLOY
ING OVER 1900 statesmen AND
AN OPPORTUNITY TO EARN FROM
$1,000 TO $1,000 ANNUALLY AND
PRACTICALLY UNLIMITED oPPoR-
TUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT.
THIS COURSE WILL IN NO WAY
CONFLICT WITH YOUR PRESENT
EMPLOYMENT, AS THE INSTRUC-
TIoNs WILL BE GIVEN IN THE
EVENING. CALL 507 9TH Av..
ROOM 902.
The New York herald., 1921-02-15
10 sALEsNfrN.


IN Your past selling and business er-
petlencf yOu can remember how you
let opp -tunities 40. not fully realizing
al the time that you were passing up =
real opportunity. II Is possible for you
70 grasp your opportunity now IN a
business Industry that has a future far
greater than anything ever known in
civilization.
Have you ever stopped to analyze the
reason FOR the great number OF million
aires IN the United States? II you will
look I'D rhe records OF those who have
made millions IN lifetime, you VIII
find they are the ones who have
grasped their opportunity and made
good.
Suppose we were to tel you that we
have an opportunity right now 70 make
more millions in the next ten years
than any industry or combination Of IN
duStrfes In America-would you take this
trouble to investigate and find out for
yourself IL our statement Is correct or
not?
We lack words 70 adequately express
the magnitude of this Industry. but we
want to tell you all about a.
Five months time and over thirty
thousand dollars have been spent IN
this Campaign. We could 20 on and
write two or three columns concerning
this proposition and then we would not
be able to explain it sufficiently.
A personal Interview win convince
you.
Call AZ orr office between 4. NJ. and
3 Z. NJ. Tuesday and Wednesday.
- East 42d ST.
(FOurth Floor.
The New York herald., 1921-02-15
statesmen
AND AMBITIOUS MEN.

You are reading ads and wondering
whether any really good opportunities
are available to-day Several years ago
the writer was doing the same thing.
Two years search found me what I
wanted and what you want--a high class
sales orgH nizatton with a legitimate and
profitable business and rendering genuine
SERVICE 20 the purchaser; concern
willing 10 take a man with or without
sales experience and develop his sales
capacity. offering real money TO real men
over 25 and an opportunity for advance
nent. II you are thinking along similar
lines, forget your doubts and skepticisrn
and answer this ad. Give phone number,
II any. Y. A. PA Herald, Herald 90.
The New York herald., 1921-02-15
HELP WANTED--MALE.
ADVERTISING AND SALES WORK.

prominent organization, n leader in It's
field wants high class salesman 10 so
llcit subscribers TO an expensive investment
service. man with a knowledge OF investment
or experience Ia selling correspondence
courses viii be given preference; must be
producer and willing TO do some travelling:
experience IN meeting business executives es-
sential. leads furnished: drawing account
and commission basis gly-- complete record
~ first letter, which viii bs considered con-
fidential. Address Box AZ. Room 2f3, "a
Broad 81. New York
The New York herald., 1921-02-15
SALESMAN.

Do not answer this advertisement unles7
you are accustomed to making NJ least s. ,O00
q year; large, successful and fnvorably
known manufacturing company which is ex-
psnding wants three high price producers
to call on customers and stockholders to
offer them an interest IN our business; we
are about TO start extensive advertising
campaign to sell block OF our securities
LEADS, inquiries and every cooperation VIII
be given we want producers who VIII de-
velop as field managers and who can organ
ize sales force. ii. T., box 399 Herald.
Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-02-15
Statesmen WANTED.


II you are tired of handling wildcat propo-
sitions and desire to connect permanently
with high grade mortgage security houze.
where you viii be taught how TO sell by
men who know and where you win have the
backing of State officials and bankers OF
unquestionable integrity and where your
commission will make you real money and
where you win be happy In your work, come
and see me at 7:30 evenings. 10 will cost
you nothing 20 investigate this, but II may
mean the turning point in your lifo. ROOM
1908, 80 Court ST.. Brooklyn. Ask FOR MT.
Iau
The New York herald., 1921-02-15
sALEsNfEN.

LIBERAL commission 70 sales
men with clean record only to sell
the common stock OF New York
corporation nj its par value, so
per share. No preferred stock or
bonded debt of any kind. Large
factory and grounds unencuIn-
bered, New York city. Refer
ences: Five New York banks
and mercantils agencies. Dividend
policy per cent. annually. Paid
10 per cent extra 1920. 1920
sales Increased over 800 per cent.
Room 1909. 149 broadway. New
York city.
The New York herald., 1921-02-15
WANTED.

ACCOUNTANTS
BUSINESS BUILDERS
WANTED.
YOU CAN EARN $50 A WEEK.
How much did you earn during jan
uary? Ono of our statesmen earned
81 l,s25 In commissions. And this man
r. JUST LIKE YOU. Don't say.
Yes. Il does-thats just the point.
II you aren't earning a good, sub
stant!al income WHY aren't your
Hhere's SOME REASON. Misflt?
Lack selling ability? Forget it. Most
Of our star statesmen THOUGHT that
they couldn't sell. Don't be conto.t
TO creep along on $40. $50 or sT5 4.
week. You are cheating yourself.
What's YOUR ghost? Most Of us havc
ghost, you know. It's some pet
weakness or FEAR that We hide In
one viii see. That is, we THINK we
have hidden K, but everybody we
meet discovers Il Immediately. We
fool no one but ourselves.
What's your EXCUSE for not hav-
ing the Job you know in your heart
you are capable of filling? What
ever It IS, that's the ghost. You
TO yourself and your friends.
Stop It. Drive out your ghost NOW.
Say 10 it, I'm through with you.
You've cost me n lot of suffering and
disappointment ana money. I'm going
to be a Business Builder-Pm going
TO WIN. And / can't do 1t with YOU
jumping out at me every day. So
GOOD BYE"
The Rusiness Builders Is looking for
live wires who have the brains and
the stamina TO appreciate solid op-
portunlty and make good on the job.
We are now rapidly recruiting our
sales forces with the BEST MEN IN
THIS TOWN. They are proving every
day that they can sell and i,,, as they
RIG JOBS which pay them from
$1,000 to $4,000 a year.
The trouble in business Is not the
lack of men of ability, but the terri
bic lack OF ability of men TO USE
their ABILITY. Get Into tho right
crowd and USE YOUR ability. Mix
in with MEN OF proven ability. Every
one OF M here is working like blazes
70 MAKE GOOD. You won't compete
with any OF US. With the RIGHT
CROWD and n JOB that wiz earn
you q regular mans size income you
can FORGE YOUR WAY TO PROS
PERiTY.
The Science OF Selling - as teach-
able as arithmetic. we can teach II
TO YOU and 1t will COST YOU EOTH-
ING but determination plus HEAD
WORK and FOOT WORK. IL you
have the WILL 10 succeed you can
do that.
The Business Builders offers YOU
real opportunity and training.
During the past year we have pro-
noted 65 men from the ranks to po-
sltions paying from $1,000 to $4,000
wear. We are under contract with
three corporations 10 finance their
expansion and TO furnish them win
1876 more mon for sales and business
executive positions. Every one Of
these icbs Is q BIG one. and while
you train for them you can earn a
good income.
EARN more money so that you can
SAVE more money. Money IN the
bank means FREEDOM for you. IL
your pet ghost Is your FEAR OF sell
Ing the spirit OF the Business Builders
win rid you OF 1t quickly.
Call between 10 and and wen be
only too glad 20 explain your oppor-
tunlty to you in full detail.
Ask for Mr.. Wells.
JAMES w. ELLIOTTS
BUSINESS BUILDERS.
go Fifth Avenue Cat Joth StreeD.
The New York herald., 1921-02-15
SECURITY Statesmen.
TELEPHONE.

SECURITY Statesmen.
TELEPHONE.
We desire the services OF several
nien thoroughly experienced IN the sale
OF securities over the telephone.
Men with proven record FOR produc-
tion can make most liberal commis-
sion arrangements.
II YOU arc a producer and want real
money get IN touch with US.
Call nil week. 9:30-5:00 +. NJ, sulte
202. 1873 broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-02-15
HELP WANTED--MALE.
Statesmen

Abraham Lincoln ross TO the toprnost
pinnacle OF success IN his chosen ca
reer by virtue OF earnestness OF spirit,
simple directnsss of manner, quiet
'confidence In his ability and SINGLE
ness Of purpose. These qualities are
absolutely necessary for SUCCESS IN
any walk of life. We are at present
represented by men of this type. We
have room for more NOW. because
with the present outlook for saReIy ad-
justed business conditions and a long
period OF unrrecederted prosperity
ahead. we are preparing TO place ourr
selves IN position 70 take advantage Of
favoring times. II you think you pos-
sess the qualities outlined above. call.
from 10 10 4, ct our office nearest 10
you.
SUITE 1910. % w. 43D ST.
SUITE 30J, f32 NASSAU ST.
SUITE SO, 1866 MONTAGUE ST. B'KLYN.
SUITE z, 500 BROAD ST., NEWARK.
The New York herald., 1921-02-15
SALESMAN,

EXPERIENCED ON BATHING SHOES
AND FELT SLIPPERS; MUST HAVE A
FOIL OWING: JOBBERS' TRADE PRE-
FERREp. ROYAL FOOTWEAR, 81 SOUTH
9TH ST., BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1921-02-15
HELP WANTED-MALE.
SECURITY statesmen.

Zimmerman Patent Stove Heater Corpora
tion, established organization, requires the
service OF several experienced outside sales
men OF proven ability in marketing shares
OF high class Industrial proposition, which
VIII stand the acid test; full Cooperation ami
live leads furnished. very liberal commission
% right men. 375 Jamaica av. jamaica l..
l. American Trust Building, room 80.
STOCK SALESMEN-LADIE IND GEN
TLEMEN.
Merttorlous proposition. not oil or
mining, no strings trimmings if
you ever sold stock you can sell
this issue: II not, Better retire: ref
erences required; call and investigate
VIM. A. Craddock, suite 1l0l. % ". 43d
STOCK Statesmen.
The lead Is 80 per cent. OF the battle. Di-
net nominations by prominent local officials
TO personal friends. Growing business. most
attractive selling kit Unusual co-opera ton,
exceptional bank references. Liberal com
missions 20 producers. Room GA. IL coar'
ST., Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-02-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.


For HIre--Passcngrr Cars.
ATTRACTIVE Pierce-Arrcw limousine. se.7i
hour Up; absolute private appearance.
Harlem S36I
COLE suburban sedan, private APPEARANCE. Z.
owner drives reasonable. day, hour OF
week. u. ELLIOTT fremont 95i0.
CADILLAC, beautiful limousine: WestIng.
house shock abs1rhcrs; private party will
rent reasonable. Leuot $500.
LANDAULET car. by day. wcol, or monthly
JOHNSON. phone Rhnander iss0.
LIMOUSINE, nov car. for mrc. any uccf-
sion. hour. day or trip. Foriharn 1888.
PACKARD twin y. limousine. for rent; hour
day. Westinghouse shock absorbcrs. ISL
west End nv. Tel ss2S Columbus.
PACKARD TWIN sIXES for hire, perfect
service; reasonable rates. G. ~. & O. v.
WILLIAMSON. 2of W. 43d. Bryaut i7tn-3s30.
SIMPLEX, town car. late model beautiful
car; bwner driving; wir rent by week or
month. reasonable. Morningstds 2e20. Writs
J. pR Militia, eie W. ka4tA
The New York herald., 1921-02-15
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

PERSONNEL EXCHANGE.
20 JOHN ST.
II. @. HENRY. II. II. JARRETT
AUDITOR-At least yrs. CpA. exper.; per-
manent travelling position: S50-S3J, 5000.
CLERk-Thor. Custom House exper.; harclo
imports. Al record. $1,000.
BOND TRADER-Exper., Liberties. L. $.
Treas ccrtif and sinking fund. $1,000
SENIOR ACCT.-At least . years CPA ex-
perienca: road work with vicinity of New
York: $50.
BANK POSIrICNS-We are registering Al
men with banking experience FOR opening
IN the near future.
LEDGER CLERK-Coutrol accounts. g.
CANCELLATION CLERK-fnsurance; So.
CLERk-Eollow up work 500
BOOkKEEPFcR Ioun-. payroll SIS.
LEDGER CLEHk-YounE, SIS
JUNIOR CLERk-VariOuS salaries.
HIRST OCCLPATIONAL EXCHANGE,
WALL ST SpECTAIlSTC co BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1921-02-15

Statesmen AND BROKERS WANTED.
We are orga iizing n 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 salesnnen.
with or without clientele, 10 place this stock
for IN New York State. Pennsylvania
New Jersey and other territory. We are es-
pecially anxious OF securing men and women
who will give us their entire time; we VIII
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 salesmen whose
references win bear investigation. Address
l.. A. Parker &C. CO., 19o Market st., New
The New York herald., 1921-02-15
SALESAfENi
JUST READ THIS ADJ

II / were to tell you of tho biggest
business ever started in tho history OF
civilization and that your opportunity
wac unlimited and that we had room
for hundreds OF big men would you
take tho trouble 10 call UP Murray
1854 and ask for Mr.. Goodwin?
The New York herald., 1921-02-15

SECURITY sALESirEy.
City and Travelling Meu-It you are
A MAN Of BIG CALIBRE-cspabls
OF earning BIG MONEY and can
tell the PLAIN TRUTH about the
CLEANEsT INDUSTRIAL sTOCK
OFFERING now available you are
the man we want and REAL MONEY
IS YOURS for tho making. L.tssrs
OF INTRODUCTION TO INTERESTED
LEADS. Most liberal commission
arrangements. Call 1912 suits ZOE.
1913 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-02-15
HELP WANTED-MALE.
EAIESMEN

most unusual opportunity for high
calibre statesmen 10 earn, within the next
four weeks, incomes large enough TO be CUB
feet 20 taxation. A high character service
corporation has Just issued I'm book torm)
a service comprising Explanatory Income
Tax Returns" that facilitate to a remarkable
degree the task of preparing individual. cor
porate. partnership, bank or trust company
tax returns prior to March 10. This book ~
OF tremendous Importance 10 every man Of
affairs and business establishment. Such
great aid can be obtained in no other way.
Merely "A matter of explaining contents 20
make every business man purchase book at
$40. One man can easily sell % q day BY
calling on offices In office buildings. Appli-
cants must furnish highest class references
Apply Immediately 10 Mr.. Murray, room 6i0
a1T Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-02-15

SALESMAN Experience not necessary /:
character essential; our cooperation and
instruction assares success; hard work must
be your middle name" II. T., box SOS
Herald, Herald so.
SALESMEN-Over % years OF nge. specializ-
Ing Ia merchandise, can secure position
with large. growing business. must have
personality and good references. Apply
Room 723, 165 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-02-15
Statesmen.

Statesmen.
Wanted-Ambitious men who want
to get into something which has a
future.
ARE YOU THE MAN WE ARE
LOOKING FOR?
II you are call 200 Broadway. room
17OS.
The New York herald., 1921-02-15
SALESMAN

SALESMAN
AND
FIELD MANAGER.
Leads and Inquiries furnished; largo
manufacturing company about 70 start ex-
pansion and advertising campaign to secure
additional working capital, permanent con-
nection In the merchandise end of the bust-
ness TO man who demonstrates his selling
and executive ability. II. F.. box 400 Her
aid, Herald 3d.
The New York herald., 1921-02-15
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

'~------~-~-
STENOGRAPHER wanted. one with good
knowledge OF figures: state age and salary
expected; Christian firm. II ll9 Herald.
Herald so.
The New York herald., 1921-02-15

SALESMEN--I am looking for a particular
type Qf man. Inherently honest. who can
faithfully represent organization OF national
reputation and record, regardless of your
present occupation you may be that par
ticular man whom I can place In position
to earn not less than 1900 year. Gail at
room 1907, Chamber of Commerce Building.
Brooklyn. Brooklyn residence only.
The New York herald., 1921-02-15

sAI,ESMTN-ff YOU have any influence with
steamship or railroad companies " may DO
worth 5000 cash TO you. 80 Herald,
Herald 50.
EALEsMTsN wanted, who understand selling
piston rings excellent opportunity toF
right men. MIR. Parsons, t2lf Atlantic av.,
brooklyn.
SALESMAN wanted 20 soil automobile road
maps for advertising CAL between \. NJ
and . 4. NJ, g.. 5. Hammond q Co, 30
Church St. Now Work..
eALEsNlsN. NON-ALCOHoLIC BENER-
AGES. COMMISSION. SMALL DRAWING
ACCOTNT CALL II O'CLOCK, PURE
PRODUCTS. l7t WEST BROApWAY.
SALESMAN. experienced, In clothing cutting
room lines for new. highly successful ma
chine; first class experienced man only; good
remuneration. simplex. le5 Chrystie ct.
skTFsMAN WANTED, EXPERfENcED
REAL ESTATE SALARY AND COMMITS d
SION ADDRESS Il, Tes HERALD, 2se
The New York herald., 1921-02-15
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY

IMMEDIATELY.
Three mon, over 30, possessing character,
determination end common sense wiz find
congenial and profitable employment " quail
fled: experience unnecessary: give phone
number. Write Box 2d0 9od Fitzs, raid Blds.
INTELLIGENT American boy IN exporters
office age rs to rs years: SALARY si5.
write, giving full particulars and reference.
C. 1iT3 Herald, Fulton ~.
LATNDRYMAN. middle aged. TOR small hos
pltal laundry; must have references; st.tdy
work, good home. Apply In pcrsou, River
crest Sanitarium. Astoria. l.. l.; Astoria
subway 20 Ditmars nv. Phone Astoria $50.
MotJLDER, brass. wishes work In foundry
or machine shop; would Invest $500. Sft
Herald, Herald 50.
POTICY CHECKER IN an insurance brokers'
office; must be experienced In this line and
familiar with exchange rules; state salary
and previous employers. o 9s2 Herald. Full
ton 81.
PRINTING salesman. able 70 estimate on
his own work; model plant of five cylln-
der and six jobbers, linotype and monotype
departments lG4 Herald. Herald 50.
PRODUCING salesman wanted; 500 UP
weekly: excellent proposition; commission.
DrcNel. 20 Duane.
The New York herald., 1921-02-15
AGENTS WANTED.

Male.
SILK TULLE NEr-Largc factory, Lyons,
requires agent. with stock, del erode being
well introduced among commission agents
and wholesale firms. Write In French. with
references. Havas. Lyons. France 80. $685..
belgian factory OF incandcscent nantes
seeks agent for Y. $. A. Write 81 Chaussee
de Mons. Brussels, Belgium.
The New York herald., 1921-02-15

HTRST OCCLPATIoNAL EXCHANGE,
WALL ST. SPECIALISTS. 60 BROADWAT.
The New York herald., 1921-02-15
Instruction.

THE wILTRED ACADEMY or
HAIR AND BEAUTY CULTURE
OFFERS COURSES or INSTRUCTIONS IN
ALL BRANCHES, ASSURING LARGE
EAhNINGs DAY Al EYE EVENING cLATSES.
1n3 w. A4TfI ST. PHONE BRYANT 9t.3.
EARN s25-st5O weekly; only through Prof.
Rohrers, the Reliable Hairdrcss. Manicure.
Beauty School; s. up; free for service earn
while learn; circular explains 40 w. AID ST..
The New York herald., 1921-02-15

ELEVATOR REPAIR sALESMAN WANT
ED: SALARY AND COMMISSION; CON
FIDENTIAL. y 161 HERALD, HERALD
The New York herald., 1921-02-15
HELP WANTED-MALE.
ACCOUNTANTS

-1''>'~'''-'''--'''-7-7-'---'---1'0-'-'-'-'1|''~-
The New York herald., 1921-02-15

coTJPI.E-Caauffsur full care Peerless 'as'
limousine, private garage; competent me
chanic and city driver, willing 70 help II
gparo time; wife jauitress in apartment
house. Washington Heights. - East I22th.
The New York herald., 1921-02-15

HELPER on AUTOMOBILES, young man, wishes
position; wages 500 #, Landors, care NJ.
Clements 325 East 124th.
The New York herald., 1921-02-15

SALESMAN wanted sell paper foxes: must
have acquaintanccs Sfho use quantities OF
boxes; experience not essential. Sykes, Van
Alst av., 18th st., Long Island City.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-04-28

OF the critical illness of her brother
Nh. J. c. Talley, of st. Petersburg
Fla, formerly of Marietta.
Miss Frances Smith came up from
Washington Seminary for the week
end.
Miss Marie Shipper went to Allan
ia on Sunday to attend the christen-
ing Of her small niece, Margaret
Shipper Snider, which took place at
All Saints Church. Mr.. and Mrs. AL
Ian Snider have many friends here
who will be interested in this event.
MIR. NJ. L. McNeel and daughter.
Margaret, left by auto, on Wednes-
day for Charlotte, to join Mrs. Nc
Neel who is visiting her. daughter,
Mrs. Charley Defoor. They will all
return on Sunday.
Miss Rebecca Cole is at Wesley
Memorial Hospital in Atlanta, recoy-
erlng from an operation on her
throat.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-04-28
OBITUARIES
Mr.. p. M. Hairston Buried
Wednesday.

Mr.. Pinkney M. Hairston, seventy
seven years old, died at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. A. M. Alexander,
on April 26th. The funeral services
were held on April 27 at New Salem
church, and were conducted by the
Rev. Davis, of Acworth, assisted by
the Rev. A. J. Mccoy. the Rev. Nc
Curdy and Eugene Booth. The inter-
ment was in the churchyard, with
Messrs, M. A. Moore, G. A. Griffin,
A. j. Benson, Dempsey Medford, Jas
per Kile and Roy Kincaid acting as
pall-bearers.
Mr.. Hairston is survived by eight
children, Mrs. A. c. Green, of Birm-
ingham, Mrs. E. H. Carnes, of South
Georgia, Mrs. Ollie Carnes, of New
Salem, Mrs. J. E. Hooks, of Cobb
county, Mrs. A. NJ Alexander, of Ma
rietta, Mrs. Leila Martin, of Dub.
lin, Mr.. w. P, Hairston and Mr..
George c. Hairston, of. Marietta,
several grandchildren, and brother.
A. D. Hairston, of Prior, Okla. Mr..
Hairston had lived in Cobb county
practically all his life, being a res
pected farmer. He was a devoted
Baptist, and was a member of New
Salem church.
He was an old Confederate Vete-
ran, and it was touching fact that
he died on Memorial Day