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The New York herald., 1921-05-20
MEN.

The rapid expansion Of our business
has just resulted In the promotion OF
two OF our best men 70 positions OF
executive responsibility. leaving room
for the taking on, at once. OF Two adj
ditionai clean cut, ambitious, sggres-
sive men OF sound common sense and
fair education and not under % years
or age. who win welcome opport unity
such as comes only rarely. even 10 the
best and most capable Of men: some
selling experience Is desirable. but not
essential; the opportunity offers
thorough grounding end developments
In one OF tho best paying businesses
now commanding the ability OF highly
paid men: the opening Is an exceed
ingly good one; IL VIII not walt over
long; SO call. II you are genuinely IN
torested In getting ahead. the first
chance. you get. at our office most
convenient.
SUITE 1oio - WEST AID ST.
SUITE 500 SINGER BUILDING.
SUITE 605 TERMINAL BUILDING.
so COURT ST. BROOKLYN.
SUITE Z. 500 BROAD ST. NEWARK. N. }
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.


OVERLAND, 1920. 5 pass. touring; excellent
mechanical condition, leaving town; sacd-
flee. s. =. BLAGDEN, 10 Z. 10th 81.
sfuvyesart 1000.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

BOoKKEEPER-STE II. trial
balance, controlling accounts, financial
s,Atements experienced; references, S25.
Pellino, "a King St. city.
The New York herald., 1921-05-20

JAPANESE Select Employment Agency
BRYANT 1871. bet. 46th.S6th sts. s04 9th
av.--Ail kinds OF domestic help.
JAPANESE Domestic Employment Agency.
Select help. ts7 lie exineton av. 9ass Mad So
The New York herald., 1921-05-20

sArEsMaN TO ErPREsENr MANrrAC.
TLRER or HIGH GRADE NOVELTIES
TO BE SOLD ~ THE ht.r NEEuLEW Rs
ANp RlnB2N pErATMENiS g. HE
rHH MIDDLE A$D ran wls'r. cCNsip.
EEATIoN WILL BE GIVEN Only ne
TGS FsMtr,n Mn NSylrT rufs '1FeAr. kyp Ttf l!ft
RfTORY AND MES WHO HAVE EsTAB-
IIEHED RECORDS AS s &AilsSMEN OF
ABILITY; COMMISSION BASIS. Bon 5SI.
zoo Cable RL4G.
sALEsMEN between ages gi-5a to offer = il.
brary and abstract service - medical men
not a book proposition or stoea selling. but
service essentially arranged 20 SAVE tae phy~
siclan time; All tislfs made ~ appointment
STRAIGHT liberal commiastprs wHAeh Ehould
Weld good income 10 i've workcfH applicants
anus, be well educated. rl'a rcf.gea manners
and appearances. Apply seeoat floor, l3
Esst t1th.
SaLEsNr.s
iive sourd-ihinN 1g. dettrmlacd-'0 slceecd q,
truth-tsiiinr men fwi.li or ri'lcHt tciiirg
experience seeking o moro prcffable ou'itf
FOR trcir iateu, ability .vli' ltsrN thfo5rA
confidential Interview. wiHsel, travel. wherc-
in con4lst,nt sales wili ems 10 promotion "a
cxcoutlrss, Call suite 1905 Borden Building.
9aO Madison az. q, fjth y.
wanted 10 stii ntr patented
auto acccHsory' small price, sasr seltcrs
rroftp ou commissint basis. as-.n having
ANAL capl.a and theif own cHr 10 cannon
frafiop pi erred. phune Brya~ 2pSO for
lu,ertiew viii Mr.. tidder
Statesmen ana colloctnrs. ace .. and over.
,nfiusi.od oppnrtunltt FOR worFpra bv large
corporation. Room l.i02, 2i' broadway.
eNT,ssMEN-Se Invention extraordinary;
Si day. big commission - Coart st.
Bklyn. ..-..---...--
9AT ESMEN, experienced. on;sidp mon want
"a for carbon papers. commission. Call
rosm 8i2, so Broad -, city,
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

WATCFMAN, nights. best business and
bonding companies; references. 222 Her
aid. Herald SO.
YOUNG; MAN, 26, married, commercial expe-
rience. wants employment. any capacity,
Industrial field: reasonable salary. 1871
Herald, Harlem.
YOUNG man. colored: useful and drive car
214 Herald, Herald so.
YOUNG man desires outdoor work on farm
or country place. Woldt 4s2 E 145th.
The New York herald., 1921-05-20

CoUPLE--A high ciass couple. gentleman
and wifo from the South, open for engage
ment, senshore mountains; will assume
omical, operate your car. any make, relieve
you In every way In regard 10 servant prob
lem. give you good service as found any
whore ln New York onlv high class Christian
people need answer. terms within the bounds
of reason. reference and security. X 523
Herald. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-05-20

\ArW atVo1 psssengff stdan, e1NppFU
win good ruheeri new slip covers, paint
1ew roOd meehplical oonttjun. For qetck
ArivsrS viii soil at price far below actual
value Can be seen A. 1921 Bedford nv.
Broo'lyr. Of phone rrospcc, 5i3i AsR tor
Wthxtar
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sALEsM MEN ANrEp.

Several good men wanted o.
proposition that has uagauGi selling.
irg fcatuter. We furnish esc3 c1 eep.
i'nnai leads that average caruifrs "a
800 week and batter, Statesmen wao
Nau; 10 0oubis tAcir present tarnins-
should find this a desirable. wei pay-
iuf connection. On n liberal Comnis.
sion basis. App's ~ room ESQ, 1874
Broadway, from 20 go l. u. daily.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE,

WOMAN. ambitious, cultured and educa Ted ,
TO learn the selling end OF a good business :
previous experience unnecessary; salary and
commission TO start. E. Scott 622 5th av.
YOUNG woman TO assist housekeeper with
linens and trays: wages s35 monthly APP
ply Riverorest Sanatoriun, Astoria. L. L. !;
take Astoria subway at Grand Central 70
Ditmars nv.
YOUNG woman or girl 10 help out generally
for short time; arrangement by day or
week; references. Call at . West Seth. firth
floor
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-afpL.E.


An exceptionally capable gardener. general
ticuturs.. 2 .ss~~ and long practical expert
ence wwh andscupe work and construction:
wife goc~ sewer, win do dhrning, ironing
or help IN housework (uo wHshingJ about
three days week. IN answer please write
particulars and salary. 5ss Herald. go
Broadway.
COUPLE. = Chauffeur, Swedish, married !:
careful driver. good mechanic. wishes posi-
ton private family. about June 4; go any
whers. prefer mountains willing and obliY-
Ing; wife waitress. cheinbormaid or ladys
maid; private reference. Address X 1920
Herald, Harlem.
COUPLE. = First class. economical cook,
houseworker. usoful, butler. valet, drive
car; both honest. willing, reliable; entire
work email family. city or country. written
personal references. Couple. 2iG East 5sd.
own repairs, wife rs waitress chamber
maid. city, country: furnish first class ref
erence. SrOvALL, 20 Waverly av.. Newark
y. j.
COUPLE, colo ID want positions Brooklyn
or country. experienced housekeepers and
cook; Christian people. write or call Nc
Lareu. 210 Pulaski at, Brooldyn.
COUPLE understand gardening aud house,
work: no washing; wife COOK chamber
maid: lNsya Q references. " 1i32 Herald,
Fulton st.
foIiPBE-Hutler. cnnuffeur, chambormsid or
iiEh, cooking. young FINNISH couple; COM
pstert: best references. william. care Cur
,n. raj West sgd SCHUYLER p207.
COUpLE-Colored; butler. cook refined.
competent. references. 2i5 Herald Her
MA aGuare.
C0rPLE--Chauffe'tr. chambcrneid. country
Duly. is1 W. i35th a., city.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
sAI.ESMEN

Statesmen.
It's a fins thought 70 know that tho Sc
curi,y you are selling Is absolutely safe and
profitable We VIII organize a force Of
high type. well appearing men 10 continue TO
place before the public the security OF ali Old
established financial institution. II years
in business. with 10 offices located In 5 dif
fsrsnt States. holding an unbroten dlvid. -
record. On account OF IT. rapid expansion
and the necessity for additional capital. the
public will be given another opportunity 70
attain 2 membership IN this institution,
hapny nnd satisfied stockholders. Experience
desiralie ~. although not absolutely neeessary
y yo- have nSver sold before AT have
r'eucS ~ backbone and determination, we
VIII put all Of our efforts behind sou and
iron, 70 e ! O'Clock AN for Mr.. Williams
suite 1919. American Capital Corporation
Elatir1n BGnding, New York
sALEsMES. S.-wFsTERN hANJfFACTrP.
VIZ EN W.ASTS THREE CirABLE sALES-
Rlo& sos. 10 BROADWAY.
SoLIcifcs:S. Lisa grade, men and women.
wanted for an exclusive health institute of
tbis CITY. fpll rattieulars covering previous
experience and connections in first letter.
Room l0oe. 200 Madison ay.
STOCK sALEssrEN,
EXPERIENCED on PHONE AND
OUTSIDE. TO OFFER HIGH GRADE
OUR cLiENrs: coMMIssioN Or
Sal.ANf 7, REAL SAiIsSMbN WILL
APPRECIATE THIS OPPORTUNITY.
CALL AFTER 4 80 r. NJ. 500 9TH
Av.. ROOM COG.
STOCK Salesmen - We viii employ a few
high class stock statesmen TO sell stock IN
going concern desiring 10 expand. only
men with best reference need apply X 54l
Herald. $50 Broadway.
STOCK Statesmen
70 offer 10 per cent. preferred issue with
common bonus: company has produced IT.
first picture. Call all week Rooms c0l-2os.
Sn3 5'h av.. corner 42d st.
STOCK SUPPLEMENTARY oil corporation.
OF exceptional standing with long dividend
record, hes opening for statesmen on COM
mission basis: references required. H. O.,
a23 Herald, Fulton st.
STOCK salesman wanted BY reputable
brokers' house for high grade Industrial
security; live leads and cooperation. at
tractiye proposition 10 few live and reliable
men. Phone John 200.
Northumberland bookkceper in stocl5
brokerage house state experience and Gal-
ary expected Address H., =. o. Box 312,
City Hall Station. New York
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
GLOVE SALESMAN.

Prominent importing house Is open for
New York city. Brooklyn ard Newark. rep
resentativc man With following among the
large department stores communication cou-
fldentiHi give fall particulars In first letter
NJ 1927 Herald. Herald So
The New York herald., 1921-05-20

EVERYBODY sees your al
10 sou tata white space pot
all around ".
poI-Sf.MAN, useful, who rsn wait on table.
Apply noon. 80 Wcet I'D
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LlTHCGRApHER.
Experienced letter aud color artists. r.. D..
box RS Herald. Erool.lNn.
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
instruction.

wII,FRED ACADEMY OF
HAIR AND BEAUTY CULTURE.
Instruction in all branches assuring large
incomes. Day, evening classes. Call or
write Booklet II. 1853 W. 18th.
EARN S25-S150 weekly: only through Prof.
Rohrer's, the Reliable Hairdress, Manicure,
Beauty SCHOOL, 81 up; free for service: ca rn
while learn: circular explains. 119 w. 4od st.
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
MEN-BANKING EXPERIENCE.

Local office OF large corporation
VIII entertain applications from capa-
BILE men over % with banking expert
ence; branch offices in principal cities
United States and Canada. managers
positions for those who qualify. Apply
in person,
LEONARD r. STEEL SERVICE CORP.
SUITE 1907 1909. 299 BROADWAY.
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Instruction.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Commercial Help Syaried.

C0ntnle erciRt Help VARIED
STENOGRApI So. office boys. 50 10
$f2 New York positions. Christian: cali
mornings: 81 registration. Creator New
York Employment Agency, 35S Fulton -,
brooklyn.
Hamilton Empuyaent. g Church -. EectOr
5i-sookkaopers. office positions ~ al hirds
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
YOUNG MEN.

YOUNG MAN--Reni estate organization. long
established with large clientele. has OPEN
ing for young. clean cut American with
pleasing personality In brokerage depart
ment Of It's downtown office, advertising on
large scale FOR leads. every opportunity;
assistance rendered. no salary drawing
account until worth has been demonstrated;
give particulars in first letter. Write Worth
while, box $50 So Columbus av
YOUNG MAN
wait trade ~ wholesale glove house.
knowledge Of gloves essential. II Nou can
qualify. state aet. salary desired and pre-
vious experience In first letter. NJ 32i
Herald. Herald 20.
Instruction.
AUTOMOBILE TRAINING ry EXPERTS.
Complete shop course, k65. with driving.
$50; weekly payments. Asls for Catalogue II.
STEWART AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL.
225 West 51th st. at Broadway.
Leading School-rounded 1900.
SALESMEN-writef for list OF lines and full
particulars, earn 81 800 and St0 600 yearly ::
big demand for men, inexperienced or espe-
rienced. city or travelling. National sales
mems Training Association. 1000 Bush
Building. 1870 w. 42d St. n. Y. c.
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uNrrrEsS REP,ratNc.
PAINTERS AND DECoRirors.
pitN0s ANn rncNoGrArHS. I
SPORTING coons.
TElrrnoSE BooTH.
TYrEwHrrrRs

T1TtrpTr frame white enamciled twood
teies6oue booth; excellent condition. Sino
rff$ttATft BROKERAGE CO, iO4 Front II
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HOUSEKEEPER, working, for small hotel
club: complete charge rooms and lncn:
respectable, reliable woman: city or country.
8 2s3 Herald, Herald square.
HOUSEKEEPER--Wom with poy wants
position. Mrs. Bell, 4f8 w. Seth.
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Housekeepers.

or eoverness-Am seeking
position In reliable household where trust
worthnoss Is appreciated, whore there are
no somrn interfering all day: five yeats
last position, references. Mrs. Beringer,
Audubon S2OI
The New York herald., 1921-05-20

NATIONAL 1920 sedan, ilh. new low rlile-
age Two new spare l.. $. cords on dead
storage reveN mcrfast cash s&9Oo X a2a
Herald. ESQ Broadway.
oIpsNofirE. 1921 eigh, cylinder touring
csr entirely new, Al discount PnowN,
Rector $50.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-26


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suppe9 q Ahe04ole 1oe ~ Svenme
- 81.
The soc1nl - luneeeo -
- vlu y b0geese1 . cou -.
ants headquarters . n 49, -
following preoeafotoo g u
Apoo0y1 Ia. = 4.
and M Harry Oood = - -,
Charles IL.
WenaoJs
Hesos9o9 - A1g1 - -.
Uoepoe1 -. Oeusos
Nh 8. ]. 1smp3a.
the F5e1e ana Bon9 ves0 -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-26

/ f,ouuaffewvA161hpv0 oagvDrvW
80 davu = hostssos0foe tho ban
80 ana teaa attic 65-city hoeaaS
sn6 ~ Augustana eoa3ege during
- i'm. biGnnial sok he National
NHAne1f3on q Nn6eal- ciubs we're
6nno1mced q DE meeting q The
hlennial board ys0f96ey noon u
Is Rock Island Y. VI. c. A
Mr.. W. G. GUTHRIE chelrmn1 o.
ne biennial COMMITTEES, IN m
noundng The bostessss Urged that
IN our anxiety that famous music
lana who are~coming may be Well
4nkeu care .o4, we must not neglect
nAoee Who vim be here to enjoy
tbs vondsffui Juno bisunid iss|
val"
There VIM be no complimentary
tickets. and III are asked TO make
their reservations early. Ono res
5eeynfion viii be4mAde for the-seats
for the fall course q the big con-
certs. Charles D. RoeennsId OF
Rock island VIII entertain tho ar
fists who are to sing In The Apo
xcalpse" at dinner Tuesday night
following the concert The list OF
hostesses for all the social affairs
a.:
Saturday, Juno 4
Meeting Of the local biennial
board and officers Of the National
Federation for all day session at
Tho House in the Woods, the
country home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
sHauberg near Port Byron. Ill
Luncheon and dinner Will be
served. Daughters Of the board
members will assist.
Monday, June &
Miss Julia Ryan and Mrs. Harry
Good will be in charge Of luncheon
at Arsenal Golf club, assisted by
Mrs. W. H. Marshall, Mrs. c. D.
Wiman, Mrs. d. D. Wiman and MA
John d. Cady.
Monday morning at Blackhawh
hotel-Mrs William Theophtlus
chairman.
Dayenport-Mrs.1. Simon
Rock island hotels-Mrs. Joseph
NOldsmith.
u Moline hotel-Mrs. Charles P
Skinner.
] These hostesses will select theil
own assistants.
Hostess ON duty, banquet a
Blackhawk hotel - Mrs. L. Simon
assisted by Mesdames C. G. ]. Del
eport, 8. w. Mullinix. 8. 8. Davis
Charles King. S. J. Temple, Georg'
Huntoon, W. H. Marshall, ]. D
iCady, Ed Woodcock, Miss Huber
Miss Ryan, Miss Elizabeth Bryan.
Hostesses at Terrace Garden ban
squet-Mesdames P. T. Burrows, K
q. Abraham, Harry Getz. Angus
Sts0en, w. II. Wiese, A. e. Viii
liams, J. Goldsmith, e. G. Naecke
C-P. Skinner. Harry Good and Mis-
Phyllis Guthrie
| Uhe, entire social committee vi
10 On duty at the reception afte
3theeopening program.
Tuesday, juno Z.
An day hostesses at Augustan
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-26

6S@On, Otnef.
|wise Iwoslld be Q
|6cklywonnn and
Fc0uldnot have any
Imo0 children On
account Of my
ueened coni-
6nn IreftDed 70
pave The opera
F6m. Ny hnsband
kMked ms to U
Lydia E Pink
|llun's Vegetable
Eou,f,nm1 EnP
Imperial Valley press., 1921-08-22
RACE SUICIDE BY
COLLEGE BRED MEN
Especial TO The Press.)

BOSTON, Aug. 22-Is racesuicide
increasing among college graduates? :?
Maurice Kicker of the United States
Public Health Service says that it is,
and quotes statictics. Some college
presidents are inclined to doubt the
conclusions drawn by the health SER
vice official and thinks his figures
give a wrong impression. Others say
that from lack of statistics of their
own, they are not prepared to discuss
the subject. They admit that Mr..
Richers figures are startling and they
present a disquieting view of the
future.
Addressing the recent convention
of the National Education Associa-
ton in Des Moines, Ia, Mr.. Kicker
was quoted as follows: "Investiga.
ton by the federal public health SER
vice over period of years indicates
that the progeny of one thousand grac
yates from such institutions as Har'
ward, Yale, Princeton, Vassar 'and
Smith will not exceed fifty in 1O(
years from now" He proceeded tt
compare the results of similar can
vass among illiterate foreigners ant
said it indicated that in like periot
the original thousand would be multi
pile at least hundred times.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-08-22
ALL MEN BOOBS
SAYS THIS WIFE

CHICAGO, Aug. 2O.-All men are
boobs, as pliable as wax and can be
moulded in the hands of any woman.
Such is the love philosophy of pretty
Mrs. John P. Mccain, daughter in law
of Frank ]. Mccain, president of the
Overland Automobile company. She
expressed herself in court when she
was fined $40 jointly with Leo Smith
with whom she was arrested last night
Her husband directed the detectives
to the room where she and Smith were
seized.
"All men are boobs,' she said. "You
can lure them, you can ditch them and
then come back and they'll eat out of
your hand. You can put anything over
on them. Look at that simpleton
Ralph Obenchain.
She smiled at her husband wl.o was
seated just two rows back of her.
"When this is over," she continued,
my husband will come and take me
back. He is like all the rest of them"
''Is that right" the husband was
asked. "Will you take her back2"
He mumbled something that sounded
like, II am through"
Imperial Valley press., 1921-08-22
LOCAL SPORTSMAN
IN HIGH SIERRAS

Frank Richmond, local business man
and also game warden, is off on a
hunting and vacation trip which will
take in many of the best known re-
sorts in the High Sierras in both Cali
fOrnia and Nevada. ...... ........ -. ..,.....
Writing from Convict Creek in the
Tulare country he says game and fish
are plentiful and conditions fine. The
party leaves there in few days for
Lake Tahoe by the way of Gardner
vile and Carson City and from there
will hit for the far reaches of the
Truckee, where the giant trout, deer
and bear abound.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-08-22
MAKING BIGGER HARBOR.

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Aug. 22-
Work of widening the inner channel
of Los Angeles harbor to 1000 feet
will be begun within ninety days, ac-
cording to an announcement by har-
Dor engineers. The first cut to be
made will start at point opposit the
San Pedro City Hall, and will be 200
feet wide, $500 feet long and 80 ft
deep. This channel will extend dag
onally to the new east shore line of
the widened channel, reaching a point
where the city CT Los Angeles is to
build $500 foot wharf.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-08-22
''THE WHIP" INDOORS
AT PALACE TONIGHT

The rain storm of yesterday was no
respectOr of places and it contributed
just as much water to the Palace Air
dome as it did to any other like sec
ton of ground in the city. The conse-
quence was that the showing of "The
Whip" was postponed last night.
Tonight the big film will be shown
in the Palace Theater and while the
management regrets asking their pa
irons to sit indoors, it will be only for
one time, as it is expected the airdome
grounds will be dried out by tomorrow
evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-08-22
ADVERTISING FOR THE VALLEY

advertising Ntefature, DOOkIeIS anu
folders telling of the wonders and re-
sources of the Imperial Valley and
giving economic and statistical facts
about the production of the valley and
its possibilities as the greatest agri-
cultural empire in California, will be
displayed hereafter, according to Sec
retary Leffingwell, Of the Chamber
of Commerce, in the lobby of the
Hotel Whitcomb, one of San Francis
cos newest hotels
The hotel management is placing in
the lobby what they call a Booster
Rack, to hold literature from every
county in the state, and FL Centre is
one of the first cities to avail itself OF
this privilege to secure advantageous
nuhlicitv
Imperial Valley press., 1921-08-22

An oil well shooter and his wife
were killed and four other persons
were injured when their automobile,
carrying six cases of dynamite and
quantity of nitroglycerine, collided
with another motor car. The death
resulted not from the explosion, but
from the crash. The explosives scat
tered along the highway, but failed
to explode.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-08-22

The gold production of British Co.
lumbia for the current year will ex-
ceed that of 1920. The Rossland mines
which have yielded gold to the value
of about 100000 last year, will have
an output this year of about $l,500,000
The next largest producer will be the
Stuff Inlet mines. on Princess Royal
island, with a production of about
81 900 900,
Imperial Valley press., 1921-08-22
(M&es@o12MNn|

Waffle House and Lunch Room op-
posite the postoffice reopened.
First showing of fall millinery just
arrived at Mrs. Bly's, postoffice block.
ADV.
Waffle House and Lunch Room op-
posite the postoffice reopened.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-08-22

1t is said that the baby daughter of
the Chinese minister in London spoke
both chinese and English when she
was 18 months old.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-08-22
Topics in Brief

A movement is said to be on foot
to encourage horse racing IN every
state in the union to insure the United
States of improved breeds of through
bred horses and thus open to this
country a horse market which will
and Ireland, which for 200 years have
been the horse markets of the world
Imperial Valley press., 1921-08-22

A Mexican saddle valued at $1,000
helps to dress the crystal cave scene
in recent Ruth Roland serial. The
saddle, which was loaned by Walter
Cameron, is considered the finest
sample of saddlery in the country
and has won inumerable prizes at
various fairs and expositions.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-08-22

A new worlds record for a para
chute drop for women was estab-
lished when woman dropped 1920
feet from an airplane at st Paul re-
make the fall, and the young lady re-
ported it as terrible" and said she
never. wanted totry it again.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-18
NATURALIZATION
BEING SOUGHT BY
THE UNEMPLOYED

Citizenship activities are receiy-
ing decided stimulus by the pres
ent unemployment conditions, and
scarcely a day passes but applica-
ton is made by several aliens to
Clerk George Schrader for natural
ization papers.
H. P. Chaffee, Industrial secre-
tary OF the Y. M. c. A. who has
been devoting much of his time to
Americanization work among fac
tory employees. appeared in court
with half dozen aliens today.
Mr.. Chaf1ee stated that many
men are using their spare time to
come to court to make arrange
ments for naturalization. Early
this week two men appeared who
had been in America for Is years
and had made no attempt to be-
come citizens.
Twenty-seven men have ALREADY
signed papers which enable them
to take the final citizenship exam
| nations to be held in September.
The list for the May naturaliza-
ton, which was recently closed.
shows a large increase over the
January schedule.