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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-03
GOES OVER THE TOP
North Adams Ra ses $4,000 For Suf.
ferers In Emerald Isle.

North Adams, Mass, May 81
With about $4,000 already in sight
and prospects that pledges yet to be
met and belated contributions will
bring the total close to $4,000, the
local campaign for the relief of suf
fering Ireland, wh'ch virtually came
to close yesterday, was successful
beyond the most hopeful expectations
of the committee in charge. While
the formal campaign was brought to
close yesterday contributions from
those who were not reached or who
pleadged various amounts are still
pouring in and swelling the amount
already on hand.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-03
GIVEN NICE JOB
Troy Retail Merchants Bureau Names
p. j. Bishop For Secretary

Troy, N. Y, May 3 3-Philip j. Bis
hop Of 467 First street, was yesterday
appointed secretary Of the Retail
Merchants bureau Of the Troy cham
Der of commerce. HIS assumed his dut
les at once. In addition to this po.
sition. Mr.. Bishop will serve as
bookkeeper and cashier Of the cham
her of commerce.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-03
Burning Ship Sinking.

Marshheld. Ore, May 3-The japan
ese freight steamship Tokuyo Marl
is afire at sea and sinking fast, sa d a
wireless message to the naval commu-
nications service here late yesterday.
The message gave the vessels posi-
ton as latitude 25.40 and longitude,
124.59 west, between the Hawaiian Is
lands and the American coast The
Horace K Baxter was reported as
going to the Japanese ships assist
ance
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-03
SETS VERDICT ASIDE
Supreme Court Rules In U. S. Senator
NeWberrY's Case

Washington, May 3.-Convict on Of
United States Senator Truman H.
Newberry in federal court in Michi-
gan for conspiracy to violate the fed
eral corrupt practices act was set
aside yesterday by the supreme court,
The conviction of 16 other defendants
also were set aside. The court held
that congress was without power to
regulate primaries.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-03
MAY DAY STRIKES
PULL 10000 n
OFF THEIR JOBS
Building Trades, Printers, Paper
Mill Workers Walk Out
OPPOSE WAGE REDUCTION
Labor Unrest Manifested In
Many Towns In Zone OF
The Tory District.

Troy, y. Y, May 3.-With approx-
mately 10000 union workmen in the
printing, building and paper trades
in northern and eastern New York
idle today the result of strikes. these
sect ons are facing the most serious
industrial te-up IN their history
| The building workers refused to
accept wage reductions OF from 10
to 25 per cent. the papermakers re-
jected a proposal to reduce their
wages thirty per cent and the print
crs stopped work because their de-
mand for a forty-four hour week was
not accepted b. their employers.
Five thousand mechanics and la.
borers n Troy, Albany, Schenectady
and surrounding municipalities did
not return to work yesterday New
working agreements calling for reduc-
tlon in wages submitted to the men
ny the Tri-City Builders exchange,
representing about seyenty-hve mas
ter builders n. the cities involved,
were rejected by the unions.
4 In Giens Fails, Corinth, Fort Ed
ward Schuylery lie and other north
ern cities, thousands of paper work
iers are on strike in protest against
wage reductions
Approximately $500 men and
women were on strike in this vicin ty
tying up the mills of the Internation-
al Company at Fort Edward, South
Gems Falls, Cor nth, the Schrooa
River Pulp and Paper Company and
the Stevens Thomson Paper Mills in
Greenwich
While some of the carpenters in
Troy walked out. union otiic ais say
that the majority of the men will
continue TO work as agreements have
been reached with their employers.
The brieklayers in Mechanicy.lle
have accepted q decrease Of II l-2
cents an hour, making their pay now
81 an hour.
The molders of the city have ac-
Cepted 10 per cent. decrease in pay
The machinists Of the LUDLOW Valve
Company have accepted an s per
cent decrease 1t Is expected the
plumbers will reach an agreement
with the boss plumbers some time
this week
Approximately S xty persons are
cut of work in Cohoes as a result OF
strikes in Troy Thirty-tive of these
are carpenters, fifteen electricians
and ten printers.
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MRS. SARAH l. GALE DEAD
Widow OF Former Mayor Gale Dies In
Springfield.

North Adams, Mass, May Mrs
Sarah l.. Gale, 50, widow Of former
Mayor John w. Gale Of this citp died
Saturday night at the Chapin Mem
oriaf hospital in, Springfield after a
short illness. She made her home in
Springfield for the past year, She
leaves three sons John Farnum Of
Springfield, Raymond H. Gale OF Al
bany, ~ Y, and Earl Gale of Pravi.
dence, K |. and one daughter Mrs.
Albert Merrill of Prov .dence. The
body winasBe brought to this city
where the funeral will be held this
afternoon at 2:30 from Simmons un-
dertaking rooms, with burial in South
view cemetery.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-03
CATCHES BIG TROUT

East End Follower Of Isaac Walton
Gets Busy Aruond Hattenkill Waters.
Edward Flynn whose home Is in
the east end of the village made a pill
grimage to Arlington Sunday, and
while there availed himself OF the op-
portunity to do little fishing in the
Battenkill stream How we'll he sue
ceeded will be appreciated when he
tells about a trout 81 inches long and
weighing three pounds that he landed
on that occasion
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-03
BATTLE IN IRELAND

Civil ans and Crown Forces Clash
Near Llmerlck-Eight Reported Dead
Limerick, May In a fye-hour
battle last evening, near Galbally,
between one hundred and fifty civil
ians and the crown forces six civil
ans were killed and fourteen were
wounded, it was officially announced
TWO soldiers were wounded one SER
.Qugt'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-03
FoReER is SENTENCED
Convicted Man Tells Rutland Judge
Domestic Troubles Caused His Plight

Troy, N. Y. May 3--John Fredette
of Manchester, Vt pleaded guilty to
forgery at Rutland, Vt, Saturday and
was sentenced to spend from three to
five years in state prison at Windsor,
VT Fredette passed a check for SS5,
which he forged on the Wilson Cloth
ing Company at Rutland and he was
arrested just as he was about to board
a train for Troy. The man blamed
domestic troubles for his act
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-03
TRANSPORT RESCUES 65
FROM BURNING VESSEL
Flames Envelope Jap Freishter--ship
Reported Snking--9 Missing
One Person Dead

North Head Wash, May 3.-The
transport Buford wirelessed that she
has rescued sixty-fve persons from
the burning Japanese steamer Tokuyo
Maru Eight are reported missing and
one is dead twenty-five men and wo-
men and four children were in the
ships hospital on the Buford suffering
from eXposure.
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----------Illa-
TO TALK IN TROY
irdustriaI Democracy viii Be Sunday
Theme Of Rev. John A, Ryan

Troy. N. Y. May 3.--Next Sunday AT,
ternoon at a o'clock in ST. JoeeDh nan
Rev. John A. Ryan, y d WI. lectp'"
on industrial Democracy The iee'
ulre will be held under the auspices
of the Troy Council, Knights Of Colum-
bug.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-03
Will CONFIRM CLASS
g Bshop Gibbons Of Albany win Of
fic ate in Cohoes Thursday.

Troy. N. Y, May 2,-Rt, Rev Ed
mund f. Gibbons, Bishop OF the Do
cese of Albany, will visit St Joseph's
church on Thursday afternoon, As
cension Day. at O'Clock when he viii
administer the rites OF conhrr alton
to large class OF boys and girls and
also examine the books and proper
ties of st. Joseph's congregation
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-03
Lumber Workers Strike.

Hudson FAILS, May 3.--Rejecting an
offer of a fifteen per cent. reduct on
in pay 40 employees of The Kenyon
Lumber company struck Saturday
night. The employees demand the
same wages paid TO them last year
and half holiday Saturdays.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-03
PRIMARY LAW-GooD BYE
New York Repeats D rect Primary
Goes Back to Convention Plan

Albany, May 3-The Whitly bill re-
peal ny the direct primary law in its
application to nominal ons for state
and judicial offices and providing for
the return to the former system o.
party nominating conventions for can
didates for such Offices today became
a law with the approval of the COVER
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-03
WEATHER

Ove~on- t rain near the coast tonight
and Wednesday. Continued cool.
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SECURITY statesmen

MEN ACCUSTOMED TO CALL
ING ONE PEOPLE IN ALL WALKS OF
LIFE; NO DRoNEs NEED APPLY. TO
THOSE DESIRING REMUNERATIvE
RETURNS FOR RESULTS A SPLENDID
OPPORTUNITY is OFFERED TO CON
Meet WITH A LOCAL COMPANY
WHOSE SECURITIES ARE MEETING
WITH QUICK ABSORPTION BY THE
PUBLIC. LIVE WIRES AND HIGH
PRESSURE MEN ARE WHAT WE De
SIRE. ADDRESS o. L. MEYER. 2114 LIST
AVE, BIRMINGHAM. ALA.
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TO men with successful selling experience
who can quailly WIN nsosssaiy reled sluss
employment with the oldest and largest
house in the speciality advertising field /;
liberal commission contract with weekly
remittances; we manufacture and control
exclusively a complete line of copyrighted
art calendars, commercial calendars.
monthly advertising service and a
comprehensive line of high grade spe-
cialties in celiuloid leather and paper
which we offer gratis to our patrons. the
unlimited use of our result producing dis
tribution plans and service developed
through our "a years of recognized leader
ship in this industry; give us your age,
experience and references first letter,
please. The American Art Works. Coshoc-
fon q
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Telephone operating as a vocation
for young women offers continued
employment and important and
fascinating work In serving the
public. Experience Is not required.
as all accepted applicants are given
a careful course of instruction in
the operation of switchboards. and
$40 week is paid beginning from
the day you enter our employ as a
student. Lunches are served in
club dining room at prices which
are figured closely to merely cover
the actual original cost of food and
service. Exceptional opportunities
for advancement are offered to en-
ployes of ambition and ability.
Salary increases are regularly given
to all operators at frequent in
tervals. Pleasant, attractive. COM
Portable sitting rooms for recrea-
ton. reading and relaxation are fur
= nished for the exclusive use of our
~~.employes. Healthful surroundings.
protected and looked after by Sc
lected women of mature age.
Mothers need have no fear in send
ing their daughters to apply for
work with us. Operators after 1
year in the service receive sickness
benefits and those remaining with
ceive insurance and pensions In
accordance with our benefit plan,
which is free of all cost to en-
ployes. No facet o-face contact
with the public. therefore avoiding
many unpleasant experiences found
in the following of other lines of
work. Earnest young women, be-
tween the ages of IS and rs. desir-
ing particularly feminine voca-
ton are cordially invited to meet
Miss Chafin, our employment super
visor at her office in the Tele-
phone building, sixth floor, 1914 I'd
Ave. between the hours of a. m.
to 1880 p. m. daily except Sunday.
She will gladly discuss the work
personally with you. Southern Bell
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
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G1RLs-Learn millinery be independent;
demand for milliners Increasing; making
and an. trimming taught by artistic milliner
ionable dressmaSing and designing, 500.
Sparks Practical Millinery College. 44h
WHITEHALL Atlanta, Ga.
AT oNCE-Five bright capable ladies to
travel. demonstrate and sell dealers;
$40 to s7b per week, railroad fare paid
10. Omaha, Neb
CLERKS-Over II. for postal mail service ;
s120 month; experience unnecessary; For
free particulars of examinations write r.
TerSy (former civil service examiner), 1873
Continental Bldg. Washington, d. c.
WANTED--Twenty- five girls; pleasant work
ana commission. See Mrs. Wood. Room
800 Bencor Hotel, Sunday or Monday be-
fore noon.
WANTED-Colored agents. 9oc hour
easily made selling toilet goods and home
necessities Write for free outfit. Bullion
Chemical Co.. Memphis. Tenn.
housewife will use 20 times daily easy
seller; sample free. Thomas Mfg. Co..
Desk 2201, Dayton. o.
PHoToPLAYs.5,o 700 ideas needed work
ing girl paid 900 for ideas she thought
worthless; details free Write Producers
League. l0l. St Louis
WANTED--several young ladies for pleas
ant work; extremely good pay; can use
you for some time II you can qualify. Call
at All N. 18th ST.
EARN s25 weekly, spare time waiting for
essary details free Press Syndicate. 1928.
WANTED--An excellent cook with good
references. Call Main 5222 between 3 and
o'clock in the afternoon of Monday.
WANTED-An experienced alteration won
an; good pay Apply, Monday morning,
Mccain Tailoring Co.. III N 21st St.
Notwithstanding stenographer and
Furniture Co.
WANTED girl waters Rainbow Cafe.
212 S. goth St. White.
HELP wANTED--MALE OR FEMALE 81
WANTED-A principal and
three assistant teachers for
the Verbena school; the prin-
cipal must be a good disciple
marian and a hustler; the as
sistant teachers must know
how to teach and have a whole
hearted interest in their work.
Good salaries to those who can
measure up to these require
ments. Others need not apply.
j. H. Gulledge, Verbena, Ala.
BOOKKEEPBRs WANTED Bookkee pers
are In demand. II you want to become an
expert bookkeeper, read this ad We
offer simple interesting. home study
course in bookkeeping exactly as used
in modern business, followed by a g.
month course in training, every entry is
explained fully. Any one with a common
school education can understand. 1t; the
cost for the complete course. textbook
lessons and our personal supervision OF
your work is $40. Send us your check.
examine and study the textbook for 5
days and II not satisfactory return to
US and we<wll return your money. Reece
Publishing Co., Inc, District National
Bank Bldg. Washington. D. G.
HUNDREDS U. S. government positions
open: $116-$195 month; steady work. ex-
perience unnecessary; common education
sufficient: list positions free. Write i'm
mediately Franklin Institute. Dept. 3-R.
Rochester. N. Y.
LOOKING FOR A JOBR
We secure positions for stenograpRers. book
keepers. cashiers, clerks, salespeople and
all other clerical help. Call at once. 110s
Empire Bldg.
MUNICIPAL FtiA,ERAL Free Esnp,aymen,
Bureau: third floor city ma. Main 704v-
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SALESMAN or sale organiza-
ton wishing to add profit
able side line for state of
Alabama should write or
telephone HI. O. Rodder,
Hotel TutWiler.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-06-05

BUY YOUR USED CAR
FROM CRAWFORD
We have them awaiting your
careful inspection.
When you buy a used car from
us you are assured of real value
for money received. The fol-
lowing list will interest you:
1920 model Ford roadster,
with starter $3.50
1920 model Ford roadster, with
starter -. $500
1917 model Ford touring, with
shock a b sorb ers, good
Tires SllO
1920 model light truck, panel
body, Al condition, only $3.50
1-ton International truck, with
panel body, perfect condition !;
real buy for . 1880
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-06-05

OUR REPRESENTATIVE will be in your
city at an early date for purpose of plac-
ing the distributing agency in this vi
entity Tor Wen known automatic rear
fender stop light signal: TO right man we
have a pro position to offer which has un-
limited money making possibilities. Re
quires small Investment OF $3.50 for stock;
an immediate response by letter wire or
person may assure you of wonderful
connection. Auto Stop-Lite Co... PISS E.
Attn St. Cleveland. o
A YOUNG, clean, strong corporation, IL
censed BY Alabama securities commission
TO sell its stock in this state, wants high,
class promoter ee sEo o t0ppy
quick, and then keep on selling; no in
experienced man or piker need answer;
the mao we want doubtless has good
, job, but 2-cent stamp might get him
better one; replies confidential. Ad-
dress PHO, Care Age Herald
ham and state of Alabama; we are manu-
facturers Of specialties, photo folders for
and department stores, novelty toys
for department stores and gift shops. spe-
cial holiday cards for wholesalers, manu-
patty; give details regarding self in APP
plcation, Gartner 4 Bender, 1104 S.
Wabash Ave, Chicago.
draw pay every day; the best dog gone
moneymaker you ever saw can use 10
statesmen for Alabama; small deposit re-
CURED for outfit. Also want state man
ager that can invest 5000 TO organize and
maintain sales force in Alabama or
Georgia. If you can qualify Tor the posi-
ton it viii pay from $4,000 TO $4,000
year. Apply at Room POS Hotel Morris.
from 10 to 4.
WANTED--Three speciality statesmen who
stand earnings $1,000 to $4,000 per
year to fill vacancies on staff of old, es-
established firm selling line in great de-
mand; clean cut. aggressive men looking
for permanent connection, where mail
merchants in towns and small cities good
prospects, gilt -edged references required.
Chicago.
statesmen wANTEp--A REAL LIVE,
UP-To- DATE. PRoGRESsINh SALES
MAMuFAcTuRER, For BIRMINGAAM,
STATE. ADVISE VIII At EsXPERIENC
YOU HAVE HAD AND GIVE REFER
ENCES OR YOUR APPLICATION MILL
NOT BE CONSIDERED. ADDRESS Ole
CARE AGE-HERALD.
sALEsMEN--Ine perienced or experienced.
city or traveling write FOR list OF lines
and full particulars. Address National
Salesmens Tr. ASSN, Dept. 20f. Chicago
Illinois.
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DEPENDABILITY
IN GOOD USED CARS

LEI LlNDADlLll /
IN GOOD USED CARS
You can depend on our
used cars to give you maxi
mum service at a minimum
cost; our long list of salts
fled customers is the best
reference we have.
LET US SHOW YOU
OLDSMOBILE "8"-Tour-
ing, in first-class mechani-
cal condition; 5 good tires,
new top; only Isl, 100
MITCHELL-Roadster; 5
good tires, good top and
paint, mechanically o. k. A
real buy for $500
CHEVROLET-490 tour
ing, good tires, mechanical
ly o k $3.50
REQ COUPE-1919 model,
newly painted and uphol-
stored; 5 good tires. $3.50
! Lii b eral T erms
ALABAMA
OLDSMOBILE co.
Member Birmingham Automobile
Trade Association
518 S. 21st st. Main 1922
WATCH THE
OLDSMOBILES ROLL BY"
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OFFICE MEN
office men.
THE COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE.
l03 Empire Bldg.

IHE OMMEhClAL EACfAN1Es
l03 Empire Bldg.
LOOK, MEN-steady positions guaranteed
by coming here; guarantee to teach you
the barber trade in lew weeks; wages
while learning; we own chain of barber
shops; average scholar completes in s
weeks; positions positively guaranteed;
Vile Barber College. jacksonville. Fla.
MEN-$90 week to special men to travel
by auto and install new stove converter
in country homes; wonderful invention;
cook and bake all summer without coal
wood: no gas or electricity needed; We
furnish the auto. sample free. Thomas
Mfg. Co. Converter. 70l. Dayton. Q.
SHIFTING CLSRK-wanted for immediate
opening with large wholesale establish
ment, must be yout; man who fur
nish best of refer, aces and willing to
work; this position pays good salary
and offers unusual opportunities; see us.
22l8 jefferson Co. Blk Bldg.
INVENTORS desiring to secure patents
How to Get Your Patent" Send model
or sketch and description for opinion Of
its patentable nature. Randolph Co.,
Dept. aas. Washington. D. G.
BOOKKEEPER-Wante at once. for posi-
experienced and capable OF taking care Of
general office duties; good salary and
rand advancement to the right man. z218
Jefferson County Bank Bldg.
WANTED-Men to learn barber trade: tu.-
ton SIS; haircut, Use; shave lOc: fires
can earn more than tuition II they learn
at Davis Barber College. l2fh N. 2lst St.
DRUG CLERKs--special six weeks sum
mer course In pharmacy begins June FL.
b. o. Shifiett's School OF Pharmacy, tS6h
s. 18th st., birmingham.
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AUTOMOBILES

z6f6M6aSEfS f0R s1EE
GOOD JUDGMENT
DICTAKES
that you at least see our
list of good used cars be-
fore you buy.
They are all in AL condi-
ton.
Thoroughly inspected by
our expert mechanics be-
fore being offered for sale.
LIST
1917 Chevrolet 400 tour
1nS $40
1918 Chevrolet 400 road
ster 1926
1920 Ford touring, equip
ped with starter $500
1913 Chevrolet 400 tour
ing :. 1926
1920 Chevrolet 400 tour
ing 80. 1885
1920 Chevyolet 400 tour
ing .~.$475
1919 Chevrolet F. B.
sedan, Al condition,
new cord tires, new
paint ...... $3.50
EDWARDS MOTOR co.
Member Birmingham Automobile
Association
1920 Sd Ave. M. 4045
CHEVROLET CARS
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WILL gladly tell anyone suffering with
rheumatism how was cured in four days
ters not what form you have. what you
have tried or how long standing. Send
name and address today. Address Box
M-147, Little Rock, Ark.
EPILETICS-would you care to learn about
new rational treatment for immediate re-
ures from first days us? Information
free. Specialist. Drawer K-592 Lander.
MATERNITY ffOME-In Georgia noun
tains; absolutely private; remain indefi-
nttely; for particulars write Mss. care
Age-heral
49, FLY SWATTERS FREE
None to children. except order from
parents. Hynds- Upshaw Paint & Glass
Co.. 1913 I'd Ave.
BUSINESS PERSONALS .
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SALEsMEN- experienced or experienced.
city traveling write FOR list of lines
and full particulars. Address National
Salesmen's Tr. ASSN, Dept. 20t. Chicago
Illinois.
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RED HOT seller, the original ''zanol" soft
drinks; big money makers for agents;
high quality and purity brings repeat
ders; absolutely guaranteed; write quick
for free sample offer and territory Amer
lean Products Co.. 1857 American Bldg,
Cincinnati, o.
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WE start you in business furnishing every
thing, men and women, opportunity life
time to earn $50 to 500 weekly operating
our new system speciality candy fac
tories" home, anywhere; booklet free.
Ragsdale Co. Boz x, East Orange. ". j.
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LOCAL agents; represent in home city,
display our samples; measure customers
for suits, overcoats; liberal commission;
handsome cloth outfit; write now. Diehl
Kane, Dlehl. Title Guarantee Bldg, Gin
clnnati, 0.
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WE want lady or gentleman agent f " the
genuine j. r. Watkins products In Bir-
mingham and other vacant towns; big
opportunity for any hustler: write today
for free sample and free particulars of
our wonderful offer. ]. r. Watkins Co,
65 Memphis. Tom.
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NTED-Exp erienced cook for 40-room
hotel in town OF 5000 Apply with refer
ence Russco Hotel. Alexander City, Ala.
MISUNDERSTANDING dictaphone opera
tor and stenographer. Apply to Haverty
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AGENTS WANTED

DO YOU BELIEVE in white supremacy and
100 per cent Americanism? II you
should read the Searchlightf live weekly
paper that should be in the home of every
American Subscription 81 per year.
Agents wanted in every county; rs per
Bldg, Atlanta, Ga.
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NEW Invention, oil gauge FOR Fords; sells
on sight big profits; small Investment;
exclusive territory; unusual opportunity
for agents and statesmen. Address Sales
Manager 2124 Station C. Omaha, Neb.