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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18
URGES CITIZENS TO BE
ACTIVE IN WORK TO AID CITY
Great Commoner Sounds Call for ''CoOperation'' in
Address Before Kiwanis Club - Is Given En-
thusiastic Welcome as He Enters Hall

Sounding II call Cor active par.
'i'iP;ition In affairs OF benefit to the
Guy. William Jennings Bryan ad-
dressed the Kiwanie Club ycsteriay
at its weekly meeting in Murphy,s
iiotcl. His subject was "Co-Opcra-
Ton He WAS introduced to the cIub
10y Or. w. w. Moore, president of Union
Theological Seminary, where he is
delivering u series OF addresses on
the James Sprunt Foundation.
ihc Commoner' told OF The
power. the responsibilities and the
pcri!S of cooperation and outlined
tho possibilities for service possessed
pN an organization such as the
kiwanis Club. lie spoke in serious
vein with occasional bits of wit
which brought forth laughter. When
he first went 10 Nebraska ii was In
the rail- and too late for politics that
year, but he lost no time in getting
mo the game the next spring. he
said. This sally and his statement
that Twenty-Five years ago there
were great many people who
thought the greatest thing in the
world was a gold dollar. occasioncd
bursts Of laughter.
Enters Hall Amid Applause.
Mr.. Bryan entered the hall amid
applause, while the members of the
club stood. He was accompanied by
President -. *. Kellogg and DIR.
Moore. Al the conclusion OF his
address, the club again stood in
body To do him homage.
DR.. y. y. Johnson. dean OF engineer
ing of the University OF Maryland.
another distinguished guest of the
club. spoke on highway development
and urged the members to support
the state Highway Department in its
work
Judge c. n. Fcideison. of the cdi-
,orial department. of The Evening
Dispatch, was also n guests OF the
club. lie WAS introduced by NJ, S.
Knight. lie made a brief speech
John Il. Wilson, contractor. made
an attack At the meeting yesterday
on the jitncy bus system in Rich
mond. which, he said. is detrimental
To transportation here, He urged
that the operations %! the jitncys be
curbcd. declaring that both the Vir-
ginia hallway and Power Company.
which pays for ite franchise and
keeps up certain portions of the
streets upon which it's cars run. and
the city are being impoverished.
Itotari"ns to Br Guests.
Members OF the Rotary Club will
be the guests OF the Kiwanis Club
at dinner at the next meeting on
Monday night, October "a.
The subject OF Mr.. Eryan's lecture
last night ut Union Seminary was
In the beginning. God"
MIR. Bryan began with the assertion
that religion is the relation between
man and his Makcr--the most inn
portant relationship into which man
enters. II. as Tolstoy declares, mo-
rnlity is but the outward manifes-
tation of religion, then religion is
the most practical thing in life. and
the thought of God the greatest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18
GOVERNOR NAMES VETERANS
TO HONOR MEMORY OF HERO
Men Who Won Decorations for Gallantry in Action
Will Represent 03,490 National Guardsmcn of
Virginia at Impressive Arlington Ceremony.

To represent the 93.ia9 men Vir-
e'hia had in the national armed
FORCES during the world war at the
exercises in Washington and a,
Atiin2t"n on November II. when
services incident to the burial of an
unknown soldier will TAX. place
Governor Westmorcland Davis yes
terday named the following:
captain Horace l.. Smith. Jr., of
Petersburg. Company ID. First
United States Engineers. Fret Di-
vision. WHO received the Distin ~uishcd
Service Cross.
Sergeant John J. Mczon. OF Hope
wei. first sergeant. Company L..
First Infantry. Virginia National
Guard. who saw service with Com
pany L.. One Hundred and sixteenth
United states Infantry. Twenty
ninth Division. and who received the
Distinguished Service Cross. the
CroiN dc Gucrre and the Medailie
Militairc.
Corporal Joseph Elliott Alien. of
Richmond. who saw service with
Company u. One Hundred and
sixteenth Infantry. Twcnty-ninih Di-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18
Today and Tonight
i'll Richmond

Richmond Association Of Credit
Men. Wcstmoreland Club, 6 T.. NJ.
Rotary Club, Murphy's Hotel. q
l.. NJ.
Richmond Grays' Auxiliary,
Grays' Armory.. u. NJ
Finance Committee, City Coun-
ell. s L. NJ.
Claims Committee. City Council,
s l.. NJ.
Congressman a. j. Montague.
Hastings Court. Part H.. S:i5
L. NJ.
Democratic mass-mcctin.,' Full
ton Hill School. S:la l.. NJ.
Bible Study Class. Hanover
Christian Church, at church. 10
All chapters Daughters of the
King. ST. Johns parish house,
$3.50 J.. NJ.
Opening sermon. Virginia
Conference. Methodist Episcopal
Church, South. Centenary Church,
Sis =. NJ.
William J. Bryan. schaufrlcr
Hail. Union Theological Seminary.
S:la +. NJ.
Confederate Memorial Institute
or Battle Abbey. boulevard and
kensington Avenue. 10 y. NJ. 10
l.. NJ.
Confederate Museum. Twelfth
and Clay Streets. . a. VI. 10 ) T. VI.
For plays. see "Theatcr Calen-
dar" on editorial page.
Old-Time Tclcrraphcrs and Ills
torical Association. Jefferson
Hotel, ii y. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18
DAVIS PLANS RECEPTION
At MANSION FOR F0CH
Wicker Wires Governor and
Mayor Marshal HAYS Form
ally Accepted Invitations.

Both Governor Wcstmoreinnd Davis
and Mayor Ainslic were formally
notified yesterday that Marshal Focb.
COMMUNICATIVE chief OF the allied and
associated armies during the war.
had accepted the inyitati extended.
through the American Legion, to ba
the guest Of the State and city. The
officials were notified OF the ninrshal'a
acceptance by John j. Wicker, Jr..
Virginia representative of the Ameri-
can Legion national committee for
reception of distinguished guests.
MIR. Wicker added that the marshal
had not liked u date for his visit to
Richmond. but that he would prob
ably come the latter part of Novem-
her.
Both the Governor nnd the Mayor
stated yesterday that they had not az
YET named the members OF the re-
ccption committee. each having been
asked by tho legion to name three.
~ is probable that the names Will
he made public In few days. Gov.
einor Davis authorized the statement
'Eat The marshal would be given n
public reception at the executive
mansion on the evening OF his ar
rival
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18
BUSINESS GIRLS CLUB
OPENS AT Y. W. C. A.
i,orm basketball Leaguc-,ur
'"'! b">irinE Ia Enter Team
VIA! Notify Miss t.rjr,meu

ne l'=!--- season ci tn. uymua-
sun. "iH classes ana Business Girls. club
Ma optm"d last might AT the Youpr
W um"f's Christian Assgci,fin, H,r,T
llth street. with q large attendance
1HPP"r was served az CHS u'clgct
curing which souEs were SUM- and
MISS Carolyn Gr.mmell. dir"ctrcss,
association worker in polnng a.
Scribing tho wor}. being done ana
The hardships endured
fo!lo" ing tho eupper. lie Girls
Separated into the Gymnasium classes
70 winch ihcy belonged, gymnasium
classes being followed by bagFottoii
practice y girls basketball l.npr,a
y 10 be organized and any soc,e,,,
or concern which desires to ,nt.r
!, team may nou.y Miss GtlinnciI
j. Ehriich smith OF the cry 10.
pariment OF Education. gave tn mrs,
nf q series OF lectures last MIN, an
THE History OF Business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18

f, though; that can enter the human
mind or heart.
! After cnumcratiug the evidences of
! the existence of an Infinite Being. as
outlined by writer's on theology. Mr..
BRYAN took up the .Agnostic and the
Atheist. lie dismissed the former by
saying that the Aguostic. ii sincere.
does not know and therefore canno,
advise. Many Agnostics. he thinks.
are really Atheists. but profess
Ignorance. because il is easier than
to defend Atheism.
Gives Attention TO Atheists.
Il" the Atheist he gives moro ;itten-
ton because the Atheist plainly de-
MES the existence OF God. MIR. Bryan
then discusses at some length the
questions that the Atheist asks ana
the Christian answers. affirming that
1t is only fair that Atheist and Chris
tan ask question about. To the
Atheists first question the Christian
answers: In the beginning God
created the heavens ana the earth"
the Christian begins with Il creative
cause that is sufficient for anything
that can come thereafter. lie then
asks the Atheist: Where do YOU be-
gin?' Not with God, since Gods cy
istcncc is denied. but with matter ana
force. neither of which the Atheist
can explain. Mr. Bryan thinks that
it is more reasonable to begin with
God and reason down than to begin
with "a piece OF dirt and reason up.
Answering the question whether
the Christian can understand God Mr.
bryan replies that IL is no more
necessary to understand God before
believing that there is Il God than
II is necessary to understand the sun
before one can believe that there is
Il sun. He then takes up the mys-
terics and shows that life is a mys-
terry. love a mystery. patriotism n
mystery and food a mystery, and yet
cite and eats without being disturbed
by the mysteries about him.
tEc-0id Need OF World.
The paramount need Of the world
today. as it WAS 1900 years ago, Mr.
Bryan declares. is Il whole hearted
wholc-souled, whole-nindcd faith ia
the living Coda conviction that
takes hold of every nerve and nbcr
of his being and dominates every
impulse and cnrgy of his life.
Mr.. Bryan closed this lecture with
the wcll-known extract from rs
Prince OF Peace. in which he presents
proof of Immortality belief In
which is dependent upon Il belief i'm
God. II has been inscribed upon tho
photograph records and begins: u:
the Father designs to touch with Di-
vine power the cold and pulscless
heart of the buried acorn AMI 10
make it burst forth from it's prison
walls. will he leave neglected In the
earth the soul of man made In tbs.
image of his Crcator?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18
Church Has Good ,.sy.

Highland PARK Methodist Churcl,
VIII report clean slate" TO the
conference this week. rnGcr ~.
leadership Of Rev. T.. r. williams ,ltc
church has wiped out deb; OF s7..,;5
which was due on the building and
shows total in collections Gurirt,
The year OF about $4,000. which lg
about az per capita OF the member
ship. The total amount OF revenue
for the year exceeds the highest or
any previous year by 81 500. i;cv
Sfr. Williams VIII report a member
ship of 9i3. with "a sunday school at
tendance or 100, a large Increase
over the previous year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18
DAKOTA CORPORATION
COMMISSIONER HERE
J. w. RaisI, Returning From An
NUM- Convention at Atlanta,
Major EurNynri'S Gucst,

J. w. Raish. member Of the South
Dakota Corporation Commission. yes
tcrdny sat as n guest OF Commission
81 Alexander Forward at a hearing
conducted by the Virginia State Cor
poration Commission MIR. Raish
spent the wcck-end here with Com
missioner Forward, returning from
the annual convention OF commits
siopcrs held In Atlanta. Ga.
The Virginia commission yesterday
heard the PETITION OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway to discontinue it's
agent ut Lick Run. small station
of the James River division. on the
ground that the cost was heavy ana
the receipts low. No decision was
rendered..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18
Service Legion To Meet.

There Will he a meeting OF the Ser
vice Legion on Tuesday afternoon. in
room ESQ. Jefferson Hotel. The cx-
ecutivc board of the organization will
meet al the same place at O'Clock.
Mrs G.. r. w. Kern is president OF
the legion: Mrs. w. X. Newell. Sec
Rotary: Miss Winifred Crenshnw.
registrar. aud Mrs. j. II. Rowman.
treasurer. The board OF directors in
cludcs Miss Frances Scott Mrs.
George Ainslie. Mrs. William l.. Ma
tbcws. Mrs. W. w. Sale. Mrs Julian
Myers. Jr, Mrs. J.. II. Dashic!l. and
Mrs Stuart Michuux
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18
I.o.tponc ,r. ID. G. sc..ion.

Mrs. Cabcll Smith. who has been
IN Richmond for the past week. LEFT
yesterday for Charlottesville. where
she VIII he sponsor for the reunion
Of the Grand Camp Confederate Vet
Grams of Virginia. owing to the nb-
sencc of q number OF members WHO
will he In Charlottesville this week
for the reunion and the unwilling OF
the jackson monument, the meeting
of Richmond Chapter. United Daugh-
tcrs of Confcdcracy, has been post
roncd to Wednesday, Of next week.
At this meeting delegates to the gem
cral convention, which convencs in St.
Louis. November S. will be elected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18
rlnnncr Committee Meets.

The Finance Committee OF Cit.
Council Will meet tonight at o'clock
Ia dispose OF a long and important
docket. Among the papers to he
taken up is one designed to rcorEan-
izc the legal department Of the city:
one 10 provide for bond Issue for
improvements tn Shockoc Creek, and
resolution calling for a bond issue
az $4,000 for improvements to Pine
Camp.
The Committee on Claims is niso
scheduled to meet at o'clock to-
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18
DIR. BARRETT MEMBER
OF THE w. & Nj. BOARD
Prominent Alexandria Woman Re-
rct'cs tppolntncnt to Governing
Bcdy From Eovcrnpr Dnyis

H"dy From GoTcrnpr Davis.
Governor Davis yesterday am
nounccd the appointment of Or. Kate
waller Barrett. of Alexandria. Va.
as a member uf the hoard OF visitors
"f the College of William and Mary.
Williamsburg. Tn. other woman
member OF the board is Mrs. u. II.
MunforG. of Richmond
u. $. Jones. n wcii-known banker
3nd business man of Newport News.
was named by the Governor as a
member OF the College of William and
Mary board of visitors.
These new members. along with
other members OF the board. are en-
pected to attend the exercises Incl
dent To the inauguration of President
j ~. c. Chandler. which take place
tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18
Chcmists ,.sct Friday.

TT" NirFinia section OF the Amcri-
can Chemical Society will hold its
forty-fourth annual meeting NJ the
Medical College OF Virginia. Twelfth
and Clay streets. ut S:l5 o'clock Fri
day evening. Or. Eugene c. Bing-
ham. professor Of chemistry in La
faycttc College. will he the principal
speaker. He Is one OF Americas
leading sclcntistH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18
10 In.n.ct HIGHWAYS.

The state Highway Commission
viii inspect the roads from Richmond
10 Toano on October 20. . and -.
IL was announced at its office ycster-
day. state Highway Commissioner
George l.. Coleman will accompany
the members on the trip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18
Crrdi, Men M.., ranlnh.

Mcmttrs OF Tic ItIchmond AasOcia-
ilon OF Credit Men VIII meet at the
WestmoreIand club at o'clock 10.
night. at which time a banquet VIII
he served J. IL. Trcsorc. secretary
treasurer of the National Association
OF Credit Sen. VIII deliver an address.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18
Change Hour of Meeting.

The parish guild OF tho Church OF
the holy Comforter will hold It's
Scmi-monthiS meeting at the parish
house, Wednesday afternoon, at (
o'clock. instead of Tuesday, as usual.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18
Nice, mt Armory Ton,uht.

Members OF the Women's Nuxiliarv
Of the Grays' Battalion will meet
tonight AT o'clock !n the Grays.
Armory. Plans for Halloween viii DC
announced. and reports viii he mad.
or the sale OF pageant tickets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18
VIII Meet This Afternoon.

The Junior Hollywood Memorial
Association will assemble in 4 called
meeting in Murphy's Hotel this after
noon at 3:30 o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-03

INTELLIGENT. conscientious and hard
working salesman to represent one of
the largest and oldest paint and varnish
manufacturing companies in the state of
Nebraska and part of Iowa. Salary
and bonus with expenses advanced. In
reply give references, past sales expe-
rience, age and telephone number to
insure prompt interview. Address Box
Y-1412 Omaha Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-03
IF YOU WANT WORK

IF YOU WANT WORK.
That's steady. well paid, be an
automotive electrical specialist
Quit unproductive trades, common
labor. They are losers Learn
ature, generator. magnetic work,
battery building. repairing, re-
winding. etc. It's clean work, with
unlimited opportunities. Don't let
slack work eat up your money.
Re safe; act now. skill wins"
Free booklet Write todayA
JOHNSON'S AUTOMOTIVE
ELEC. SCHOOL.
rAf
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-03
Statesmen and Solicitors.
SALESMAN WANTED.

az 900 TO $4,000 PER YEAR can be
earned by State Manager capable OF or-
ganizing and training sales force. We
help secure statesmen. You train ana
keep them working. Full co-opeTation.,
Products In demand by every building
owner and builder. References State
your qualifications.
NORTH AMERICAN FIBRE PRODUCTS
CO, CLEVELAND. o.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-03
Classified Advertising Rates
DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES.

kiLE-Mrs. Eliza. aged IS years, she is
Nsurvived by one son, Ira y. Of omaha,
and one brohter, Samuel Chatterton,
Msrshfieid. Mo, Funeral services at
First Methodist church, Nillisca Ia.
oo'Siock, Monday April 4. Interment
Nilisca cemetery.
FOR SALE--640 acres 10 miles from
town in Cheyenne county. Colorado All
good tractor land. fenced with new
posts and wire. l60 acres in winter
wheat, price S3250 per acre. easy terms,
II interested, write or call at once. A.
Nelson, II West 3tst Kearnsv Nah
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-03

AGENTS-General agents. crew managers.
The opportunity of lifetime, just what
you have been looking for, brand new
invention. Handy Pet Cock Opener.
saves dirty work of testing oil level on
Fords. Permanent attachment. put on
in 10 minutes. no special tools. rattle
proof. Back to pre-war prices. big value
for the money, selling like wildfire. Act
quick. We give exclusive territory TO
hustlers, experience not necessary. Every
Ford driver wants the Handy" Hurry,
write for special salesmens offer. Ad-
dress the Quinn Co., 544 Valentine. Tole-
do. O.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-03

WANT 100 men and women quick to
take orders for Conner raincoats and
waterproof aprons. Everybody buys.
McCrary's profits last year were s5,-
2lS.00. New styles-wonderful bar
gaAs-direct from manufacturer to
wearer. Barnes made $52S.00 in 80
days Tremendous profits for you
$2500 a year for 8 average orders a
day. $40 day for your spare time. No
delivering or collecting. No capital re-
CURED furnish everything, includ-
Ing a beautiful sample coat. Write
quick for liberal offer. The Conner Mfg.
q q. thn
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
Meeks Auto Company,

Meeks Auto Company,
NEW AND Used CARS BOUGHT. SOLD
AND EXCHANGED.
:olT.ts Farnsm, Phone Dope. iioi
1891 Premier T.rsssenger, new.
1871 Elcar 6.passenger Touring, new,
1870 oldsmobil. "s" = pass,
1870 stuts Beareat
1920 Essex Sedan. pass
1920 Roamer I passenger
1920 Buick k-tS Touring.
1890 Buick a Roadster
1890 ESSEX Touring. passenger.
1870 Scrlpps Booth Touring
1890 Oldsmobiie Sc"
1919 Cadillac 4 passenger b7-H.
1919 Haynes I passenger Touring,
1919 Nash Touring passenger.
1919 Roamer Sport model
1919 Oakland s passenger Touring.
1919 Oldsmobis Sport model.
1919 Oakland IS" Touring.
1919 Saxon 3 passenger.
1919 Mercer 4 passenger
1919 Studebaker ''6" I passenger.
1918 Cadillac 57-J I passenger.
1918 Overland 90.
1918 Studebaker Sedan.
1918 Buick E45.
1918 REQ Touring.
1918 Chandler passenger.
1918 Chandler Chummy Roadster.
1918 Buick E-i6.
1918 One-Ton Traffic Truck.
1918 57-H Cadillac passenger.
1918 Buick 35.
1917 Packard Chummy Roadster.
1917 Cole IS" Chummy Roadster,
1917 Dodge Touring.
1917 Maxwell Sedan.
1917 Glide
These, cars are all in A-Number Ono
condition. Ready for delivery. VIII take
one-h half cash and the balance to ho
paid monthly. viii take in old cad
as first payment.
Meeks Auto Company,
2047-49 Farnam Street. Phone Doug 4Io1.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-03

SELL AUTO TIRESy
500 WEEKLY easy. Main or side l'ne.
S0x3Ia sells for si0.75. Others priced
accordingly Guaranteed 5000 miles.
Capital or experience unnecessary. Har-
rison Tire Co, Hammond. Ind
Getter" with lots of pep
to build up permanent business On good
repent order specially Chicago Sales
Look Co.. Dept. AID. Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-03
WERE YOU EVER OFFERED A

SOMEWHERE in this western country
there Is man between so and As years
old who has been fitted and Is capable
Of taking charge as SALES EXECUTIVE
Of the development for strong Omaha
institution OF sales in a large western
territory. This man must be worker
and well recommended and have had
training in upAto-date methods of de-
veloping men and sales. Box OF Omaha
Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-03

WANTED-High-g grade speciality salesman
headquartering in Sioux City. Must
have clean record and be able to fur
nish Fidelity Bond. Write fully Civ
ing reference. stating age, sales expert
ence. whether married or single, and
salary expected to start. Baker Food
Products Company 1855 South Halsted
Chica III
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-03
WE WANT MEN AND WOMEN

WE W AN T MEN AEV1J WOMFN
WHO ARE DESTROYS OF MAKING
s75 to $500 PER WEEK CLEAR PROFIT
from the start to represent US in their
own districts. Mitchel's Magic Marvel
Washing Compound washes clothes spot
lessy clean in ten to fifteen minutes.
One hundred other uses in every home.
Enormous repeat orders 800 per cent
profit. Nothing else like It. Natures
mightiest cleanser. Contains no lye lime,
acid or wax Free samples make sales
easy We guarantee sale Of every pack
age. Exclusive territory, Baker, O., made
$500 last month. You can do as well.
Send for free sample and proof. L. Nit
chell e. Co. Desk 43, 130S-1314 y. 61st,
Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-03

SALESMEN-Sell tires direct to car own
ers. Ford size $3.50, and others in INo-
portion. We carry stock for YOU En-
elusive territory. liberal commission. OPP
portunity for right men to build up 4
profitable business. Must be hustler.
inexperienced men making big money:
write today for particulars. Andrews
G. Burton Co., 21st & Harrison, Kansas
City, Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-03
Agents and Canvassers.
WE WANT MEN.

Who are thinking seriously about
their future. To such men we will re-
veal a special plan OF accident tnsur-
ance work which creates a permanent,
independent income separate from and
in addition to regular commissions, Men
with us two\or three years are already
drawing $500 TO $500 per month each
in these separate Independent incomes
besides their regular commissions. Our
policy is so absolutely new. clean and
different that you will take keen salts
faction in selling it to high grade busi-
ness and professional men. We pay re-
newal commissions continuously, even
should you leave our service, and to
your family or estate in event of your
death. Our system and service are SO
extraordinary that men with selling
ability Succeed notably even without In
surance experience; while experienced In
surance men find our line superior to
any other. Capital and surplus over a
million, assets over two million, pre-
miums. 1920, over two millions. Whole
or part arrangements. Address Sales
Manager, Employers Indemnity Corpora
ton, Kansas City Mo-.