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The New York herald., 1921-09-30
SUITE 1910,
25 West 43d St.

MEN. be your own boss: make $40 weekly
vulcaniZing; tire rebuilding taught free !;
paid while learning. 1887 Broadway.
MEN, three, colored, intelligent, TO repre-
sent new laundry. Dixon, 169 West 131st.
NOTARY Public and Commissioner of Deeds.
day and evening work male and female
good pay. Apply all day, Elgin, 63 Chrystie
ST.. near Canal and Bowery.
OFFICE assistant, young man, with slight
knowledge of posting preferred: state full
particulars and salary. d T06 Herald. $50
Broadway.
PRINTERS and color mixers. experienced
and competent wall paper machine printers
and color mixers for open shop at Glens
Falls, N. y. and Hackensack. N. j. Apply
office Of Imperial Wall Paper Co., Borden
Bldg, 350 Madison av., New York city. Tele-
phone Murray Hill 3466.
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SALESMEN--we can Use few good sales
mon to sell securities In New York city
and Westchcster county; commission basis, |,
good selling experience Is all that II neccs-
sary; write giving fuIl particular. W is3
Herald, Herald 50.
Statesmen wanted to sell on commission
established Ice manufacturing and refrig-
Grating machines splendid opportunity.
Write only. Peerless Ice Machine Co, 1856
Liberty St, New York.
SALESMAN Of better class 20 call on physi-
clans and dentists. immediate, permanent.
remunerative work: state age. experience. y
o. Box f2i. Philadelphia, PA.
Statesmen ana collectors. age - and over
unlimited opportunity for workers by large
corporation. Room iIo2. 2TT broadway.
An adrcrfiscmer IN the Lost ard
Found columns OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers q real possibility Of
,,rcovc,tng your iost property.
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statesmen WANTED.

statesmen WANTED.
sAIAAfxIsD JOB Is warr,n.
you II you can fill It.
We have a hustling sales organfza-
tion which Is producing. Every man
puts In q solid days work every sin
gle day. and every man Is paid what
he earns.
we do not pay for promises or ex-
and we pay big.
We sell q management service In the
Industrial field. We want men who
are proud Of themselves and proud OF
their jobs. We give you short. In
tensiye training In our sales methods
for one week. during which you can
earn real money.
The rest Is UP to you.
II you want 10 get into an orgariza-
tion which Is growing rapidly. which
IL substantially established, and IN
which there Is a splendid opportunity
for promotion. come and see US.
II we accept you as member OF
our organization we will pay you a
starting salary of 81, 900 year after
the first week of training, with every
opportunity to increase II quickly and
substantially.
Call 0 TO 10 A. NJ. 5th floor.
East 45th Street.
Ask for Mr.. r. ". Flicker.
Industrial Extension Institute.
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Help WANTED-MALE.

SALE sMEN.
AT-THIs POINT STOP YOUR EYE
AND START YOUR MIND!
Our proposition Is. first. 10 offer
real, permanent position that
will pay you $50 TO 500 q week
AND UP.
There are no strings tied to this.
II Is bona fide and is waiting for
the right type of man-NCw.
No previous experience Is re-
Quired. No matter what you have
done or are doing. you owe It 20
yourself and yours 10 Investigate
this opportunity.
What we want. what we need
and what we are willing 10 pay
good. solid incomes for are ambi-
tious. enthusiastic. red-biooded
men who can take hold and make
good. For the right man the sky
is the limit.
An interview with our Or. Barns
by will take only few minutes
time. win not oblisate you in any
way--and WILL open the way to
an ever increasing income and a
permanent position.
LIE ROY SARGENT q CO..
INC.
Ground Floor. II East 10th St..
New York.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

CARETAISER's position wanted; good refer
ences. CAL Friday. between 1912. Mrs.
Holtzman. 1873 Il. 72d.
CHAMBERMAID. Spanish girl wishes posi-
ticn with private family; doesn't speak
English. Write or call Il. Gutierrez, 20
Ferry ST. Newark. ". J.
CHAMBERMAID, waitress, private family
city only. si4 % av.
CHANfBERMAID and waitress In small fam
Wy: city. country: 1872 Herald. Harlem.
CffAMBERMA1D. refined colored girl ladies'
mending references. Audubon 43ss Pack.
CHAdBERNAID.-Ciirl wishes small apart
ment to clean. Harlem T040. n West f35th.
CTIAMBERMA1D and laundress, colored,
wishes position In country. 236 West H3d.
COMPANION, secretary. managing house
keeper wen educated: American woman.
Academy f4i0. apartment 8.
\COO<, excellent, does chamberwork: private
rssidcnce, country, farm. Call $40 y. 10Th.
COOK, goes out by day or week. Mrs.
wieder, 2i2 East sist.
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MEN.

The long looked for revival of business, now
getting surely under way. puts US In position
to give immediate employment and unusual
opportunity for quick advancement TO eight
or ten men. Gentiles, over % years of age,
who are looking for a business connection in
which they take pride, for employment
that is the open door to real success. for a
mans size pay, and fair chance--on show
of merit and abiiity--to go all the way TO
the top of the ladder. The work will be In
teresting. broadening. character-makingf from
the start. The connection is with house
with an enviable reputation for the generous
handling of it's men. 1t does not call for
men of experience in any particular line. L.
calls for men OF average education, but with
little better than the average stick-to-it-
ive-ness and determination. Call from 10 to 4.
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that my wife,
Grace p. Van Idcrstine. has left my bed
and board. and that will not be RESPONSE
Bile for any debts obligations incurred by
her. WILLIAM p. NJ. VAN IDERSTINE.
Dated September 2s. 1921.
w. !. N.-Received your letter: safe with
youngest sister. s. ". r.
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MAN
Wanted. man over 25 for vacancy In
our sales department; must be Chris
tian, fair education. some knowledge
OF ordinary business nethods, and q
steady and earnest worker: for man
who win take hold of the work with
a Will. show a quick grasp of details
and display progressive and ambitious
spirit. we will put him In the way of
making 800 TO $50 week. and a per-
manent, responsible place In our COM
pany with remuneration fully UP TO
this highest measure OF ability. Call Suite
1903. Borden Building. $50. Madison av..
near 45th st.
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statesmen

statesmen.
FINANCIAL. HOUSE. DUE TO Ex-
PANSTON, REQUIRES THE SER
VICES OF SEVERAL statesmen.
III YOU HAVE A GOOD RECORD
AND CAN FURNISH RIsFERsNCES
THIS rs YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
CALL VANDERBILT 1918 FOR AP-
POINTMENT.
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Instruction.

Instruction.
BECOME
TRAFFIC MANAGER.
Conditions point 20 an enormously IN
creased demand for traffic experts within
the next months: salaries Will range
from So 600 20 500. 900 q year"
a system has been devised by q group
OF traffic specialists 10 fit men for thfs
growing need.
BY this system. without interfering with
your present work a. all, you can qualify
for this splendid profession IN . fsv
short months
Find out about II. Call or phene eof
Information or write pspt. HIS. No OBJ.
legation.
LAsALLE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY,
ia w. 42d ST.. N. Y G. Bryant 500
AUTO Instruction, $40: unlimited lessons:
guaranteed on Leaingtons and overlands
until license secured. 124 West e5th ~.
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SHOW CARD WRITER.
BRILL BROTHERS.
Broadway and 49th ST.

SKILLED COLOR MIXERS AND MACHINE
PRINTERS FOR LARGE WALL PAPER
FACTORY. LOCATED AT 35TH ST. AND
ROBERT GRAVES co.
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Furniture.
LOANS WANTED
PUBLIC NOTICES.

LOAN wanted. s225, 900 on shipping for one
year: bonus paid. o 1179 Herald. Fulton st.
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SALESMAN.

SALESMAN.
A clean record, personal force. com
mon sense and sincere ambition are
the requisites: 90 such man over 25
wc can offer permanent. highly paid
connection with opportunity for ad-
vanccment TO important executive po-
siiion OF trust. Call 1910 Canadian Pa
cific Building.
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STONE hand. capable Of earning more than
scale; must be thoroughly competent In
every way. Apply w. Z. Rudge. Inc. Mt.
Vernon. N. Y.
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STOCK Statesmen
1t Is an unusually hard task in these days
OF business depression to find q saieable
sccurity-one that appeals irresistibly 10 the
investor.
Through a heretofore unheard OF combs
nation of circumstances we have arranged
Ioffering that win enable you to earn as
large or greater income than you have ever
enjoyed In the past I,
II will pay you to investigate NOW.
The issue .s of sufficient amount to as.
sure permanent. profitable connection to
those men who possess ambition energy and
a desire to get results.
For appointment address Suite 100.
10 MOORE ST.. NEW YORK.
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STOcK2OOM assistant. hardware factory
steady Job: Bushwick. $50 Herald. 18th
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Help wanted Fcmate--Demcsiic.
At MISS HoFMAYER's AGENCY.
10 EAST AID ST, THIRD FLOOR.
Cooks, laundresxes. chambermaids, wait
resscs, kitchenmaids, chiidrcn's nurses,
ladies' maids, Swedish cooks. couples.
At Mrs. THO. MALMBERGs
SWEDISH AGENCY tIsSTABLlSHED fssf)
1919 LEXINGTON AV. CJTH).
Cooks Mattresses, chambermads. nurses,
houSeworkers, couples.
HOUsEwORt<ERs mattresses. ch'berrnaids,
cooks: excellent positions. Tinka Andressen
Emp't A'y, 22n4 ~ way, mr.. 50. Schuyler 1902
COOK, kitchenmaid. Mattresses. nurses and
Iaundresses for city and country. Apt ,
Gordon Agency. 900 Madiyon av. IL
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COUNTRY BOARD.
New York.

BUILD yourself up in country; restful farm
house; eggs. milk, butter; electricity.
special rates for October. MAPLEHURST
FARM, Croton Falls, N. Y. Write. or phone
II Croton Falls. N. Y.
THE RAETZ HOUSE,, New Paltz. N. y
Onen all year; improvements: near Lake
Mohawk; excellent German cooking; $l2
weekly.
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WE WANT BIG MEN

We are looking for five hoNlssf' ip-
dustrious. educated statesmen, able to
grasp and present a remarkably good
welfare proposition to executives OF
large corporations. only such men ~
are able TO meet the highest type OF
business men will be considered:
commissions of $4,000 to SIS 900 are
very easy OF accomplishment. l.. s.,
f9i Herald. $50 Broadway.
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GARDENER, single handed. permanent
small place Long Island: good wages, cot
tage, heat. light provided; bcSt references
required: must drive Ford. Write Y. Y. D.,
HOUSEMAN or kitclsenman, young colored.
American, wishes position. good refer
ences. solomons. 81 w. s7th. Phone Schuy-
ler 1OOgS.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

ACCOUNTANT. IS years experience, as Of
flee manager, or will do all the work !.
familiar with latest methods also able to
establish them. $50 Herald. 18th ST.
ACCOUNTANT. collection specialist, avail
able next week. back work reduced 10
minimum; night work. 2f77 Herald.
Herald "a.
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THE HALSTEAD, 90 Halstead ST.. East
Orange.-Two rooms and bath. single
rooms: 45 minutes from city. Orange 5T53.
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CUSTOMERS MAN

Wit VIII srow,hf ssoM ",,r.,,o oroNeras, .s3,,a u1u
and possess clientele: unlimited possi-
bilities to right man: state salary and
references. d 1S9s Herald. ,2s0j Broad
way.
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PkIvATE home for paralytics and old peo-
pie requiring nursing care. Miss G. BELL,
Bernardsville, N. ]. Phone 18S-M.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
Musical instruments.


BARGAIN In players and uprights. for sale
aid rent: Sonora monographs. SCHLEICH-
ER, 40o Il. 149th Corner Sd av.).
6TEINWAY, Duo-Art Grand Piano: cost
$4,000 last year. practically new; $50 latest
rolls costing $3.50: giving up apartment: !:
sacrifice $3.50 II. X. 337 Herald 80.
81 300 victrola. special make. for $500.
NIELSEN. 212 West f2tst st.
Furniture.
TO SETTLE ESTATE.
To sell entire contents of room apart
nent. excellent furniture. draperies. linen.
eiiverware, &C.; must be sold at once as
lease expires Oct. / and estate must be
settled no dealers. Furniture can be seen
At 215 West 101st ST.. apt. I'd, from 10:30
A. NJ. to p. NJ.
APARTMENT sB, 40 EAST GOTH.
Last days sale Colonial dining room, COM
plete. IL pieces mahogany, rare old glass
ware. china, silver exquisite secretary,
clocks. bronzes. etchings. paintings. sofa.
Rhinelander 0S3s.
GOING out OF business: office furniture and
fixtures 5s3 Madison av. Phone Plaza 1864.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

\ ADDITIONAL CAPITAL SUPPLIED
Industrial, oil or mining companies on
straight commission basis: state In first
letter how long in business, dividends paid,
n any and number Of stockholders: no pro-
motions entertained; your reply treated In
strictest confidence. r 117S Herald. Full
ton st.
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Automobile Instruction,

AUTOS BOUGHT FOR CASH.
JANDoRF AUTO CO.. 1Tcl B'xay. Circle
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Help Wanted Male-Domestic.
EBENEzER Employment Agency. eeisct col
ored help. male or female. city or country.
Harlem ofs5.
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Westclhesters
New Jersey.

AsTNER' vALHALLA MOUNTAIN
HOUSE. vAlhalla. N. Y.---45 minutes Grand
Central White Plains J165. Open all year.
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Garages.

WHERE to storage your car. steam heat,
hot water, every convenience. rates. small
$50 per month. ADVANCE GARAGE. $40
West 2i3th ST.. two blocks east OF Broad
way.
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Motor Trucks.
automobiles Wanted.

ARMY trucks. practically unused wARREs;
GORDON. 143 Liberty ST.. N Y. c. Phone
Rector 1890.
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WILL exchange practically new depot body
for model 1916 or 1917 Hupmobile for
roadster body for the same year car. or
VIII buy roadster body. Answer J. W.
CLARK, Jr., Mahopac. n. Y.
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OFFICE space. building centrally located in
town OF 10000 population; suitable suites
yer. Address II. AACTIMAN, Port Chester.
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statesmen. REAL MEN OF VISION.
MEN-This Is OPPORTUNITY. act o-day.
Properly followed. your decision will lead you
70 financial independence. Your first step-In
the security department OF an established
manufacturing concern going 1T foil blast.
producing products In class by themselves,
with all countries of the world forming loei-
cal markets. Second step-On the merchan-
dising end. where several successful men
now badly needed. Remuneration at begin
ming attractive commission. pleasant sur
roundings. able men to work with, close CO.
operation. You will stop reading advertise
ments and begin making real money II you
connect. This proposition appeals to sensible
men OF vision and decision Call to-day, 0 to
b 800 Madison av.. at 41st st., rom 5o3
SALESMEN-We can use . few good sales
men to sell securities In New York city and
Westchester county: commission basis: good
selling experience is all that Is necessary.
Write: giving full particulars 167 Herald.
Herald 50.
Statesmen who can qualify to take orders
for domestic coal direct from consumers;
excellent opportunity to make good income I:
commission basis; part full time. Apply
at 2 p. NJ. Saturday. 11th floor. 141 w.
Seth st.
SHOW CARD WRITER
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MILLINERY DESIGNER.
Only one who has been with well
known houses need apply.
This position offers a premium for
exceptional ability.
To the right person liberal salary
and profit sharing interest are offered.
This Is q splendid opportunity to
affiliate with large. well known,
successful manufacturer.
All replies given personal attention
and held In strictest confidence. Ad-
dress $50 Herald. 10th 81.
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REQUIRE limited amount of capital: we
manufacture and sell an article OF unusual
merit; particularly interesting to specially
statesmen: no promoters. d 793 Herald.
$50 B'way.
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UNUSUAL opportunity afforded. become
partner or incorporate; 1000 seat picture
house: capital wanted $4,000 for aitera-
tions. 1865 Herald, Harlem.
ELECTRIC massaging and shampooing.
Room 0, 4749 South st.. Hotel Pullman.
Newark, N. j.
SMALL ornamental brass, silver foundry,
completely equipped; bargain. 1465 Her
aid. Harlem.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-06-23
AMIGO INSTITUTE
BIG SUCCESS SAYS
MARSHALL C. GRAFF

The second Reereational Institute
ever held in the United States was
held at Amigo last week, according to
Marshall G. Graft, OF this city, direc-
tor of the University Extension in this
district fThe institute was great
success" he declares, land met with
splendid response. 1t was conducted
by Prof. E. b. Gordon and DR.. j. G.
Elsom of the University of Wiscon-
sin, the latter of whom is member
OF the National Boy Scout council, un-
der the direction of the Wausau office
of the Extension"
The Recreational Institute was held
at the Langlade County Normal on
June 16, IL and Is, and was primarily
a training course for community lead
ers, consisting of lectures and illus
trations of community organization
group games, community music, camp
fire girls and boy scouts, community
festivals, athletic games, pageants,
held days and folk games.
1t was attended by sixty teachers
and leaders from every part Of Lang
lade county, each one of whom was
able to take facts to her own locality
of much value.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-06-23
BUYS MILL In
CALIFORNIA
MR.. AND MRS. ROSCOE b.
YOUNG TO MOVE WEST
ABOUT JULY

Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe B. Young will
leave Wausau soon after July 1st for
Amaheim, California, just thirty miles
south of Los Angeles, where they will
make their future home. Mr.. Young
returned last week from a two weeks
business trip there and Immediately
upon his return completed arrange
ments to move. He has purchased a
sash and door and woodworking fac
tory at Amaheim.
Few young people have entered SO
intellectually into activities of this
community as Mr.. and Mrs. Young.
For fifteen years the former has been
a valued man with Curtis & Yale, and
at the present time he is service man
ager. He has been active in Masonic
bodies and as member of the First
Universalist church. For a number
of months Mr. Young has been Scout
master of Troop No. 1, of the Univer-
salist church, which re Gently won first
place in the scout competitions.
Mrs. Young, prior to her marriage,
was teacher in the public schools.
Of late years she has been very ac-
tive in the work of the Ladies' Lit
erary club, of which organization she
was president last year. For a num-
Der of years she has assisted in vari-
Gus departments of that society. Mrs.
Young has also been associated with
the Ladies' Aid society of the Univer-
salist church, and Marathon Chapter,
No l23, o. E. S.
The trip to California, a distance
of over $500 miles, will be made by
automobile.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-06-23
EVIDENCE TO SHOW
VALUE OF TESTING

There is plenty of evidence on file
in the United. States department of ag-
riculture to convince anyone of the
value of cow-testing associations as
a means of developing profitable dairy
herds. In all these associations rec
ords are kept rf the amount of milk
produced an3yI consumed bv each
COW, and with this information the
xnelnbers of the association are able
to weed out the poor producers of the
herd to make room for the heifer
calves of the cows that give the largest
production of milk and butterfat. This
practice, together with the use of pure
bred bulls, is the best and surest way
of building up the dairy herd, say
dairy specialists of the department.
The Grove City, Pa, Cow Testing
association has developed some high
producers by this method, and is an
Illustration of what it is possible for
such an organization to do In one
month recently there were 76 cows in
the Grove City association that pro-
duced more than 80 pounds of butter
fat each. OF this number 81 produced
Liore than 40 pounds. Most of the an
imals that produced larger amount
were three years of age or over, but
there were seven cows under three
years that produced more than 46
pounds. The highest yield was 7342
pounds Of butterfat, which was made
by 3 year old Holstein. The high
est yiel6 made by an animal under 8
years was Sc pounds, produced by a
two year old Jersey.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-06-23
GETTOGETHER IS JUSTT-
FLED AS AN ANNUAL AFFAIR

Salt Lake City, Utah. Her description
OF the trip was entertaining and in
strucllVe. Miss Cora l. Lansing, Ii
esaIian Of the Wausau Public library,
tolG OF the opportunities provided the
lural community clubs OF borrowing
books from the city, This, she said, was
of particular value to the teachers of
the rural schools who were thus given
access 90 much needed reference books
which they might borrow ten TO twen-
ty-hVe at time for as long a period
as one month.
Ihe address of the afternoon was
given by Mrs. Nellie Kedzie Jones, of
Madison, state leader of home demon
stratlon agents She complimented
the women of this county on their ad-
Vanced position in welfare work as ev-
ldence by gatherings such as the
present, indicating the success they
We're meeting in extending their good
influence to town, county and state.
She spoke of tile power for good that
The privilege OF the ballot has given
to the women Of today, and of wom-
ans ability as a voter. "This is our
wcrR leow," she said, citizenship has
been extended and includes men and
women who should work together, talk
over the merits of the different candi-
dates and make sure that the best and
most efficient are elected to office"
Glad OF Defeat
Mrs. Jones stated her satisfaction
over the result of legislative action in
killing bin No. 447A, which would
have permitted filled milk. products
to be sold in the state. There was
danger in permitting this for filled
milk is not fit food for babies, and in
the cities it would be difficult for
women to obtain other kinds, should
the bill have gone through. Mrs. Jones
also mentioned the bill which had
been introduced to make the employ
ment Of county nurses optional in
stead of mandatory, as at present, and
the light that was necessary TO defeat
this measure. The value of the coun-
ty nurse is tos great to make it wise
to take any risks of losing this service
for any reason whatever