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The New York herald., 1921-10-30
Nlscellanesus.

LAKE SUMMER CAMPS. Send for lists.
BATsON FARM AGENCY. 4s9 9TH av.
$700 SECURES 100 ACRE FARM.
4 COWS, TEAM, TOOLS.
vehicles included; on State road In fine dis
trict. close village: motor bus passes; 80
acres rich. loamy .tillage:. - COW spring
watcred pasture; estimated 1000 cords wood |;
good room house. 40 foot BARN. 10 close
out, 81 900. ONLY 500 down. easy terms. De-
tails page 33 l'rs. Catalogue 100 Bargains.
FREE. STROtf FARM AGENCY. 100 RE
Nassau St. New York city.
25 900 acres. Eastern Georgia; $4,000 acres,
coast Florida: large Virginia farm. l. w.
VALENTINE. 373 4th ev.
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Pennsylvania.

FOR sALE-rARM BUILDINGS. consisting
Of eight room house. barns. &C., and land
not to exceed 15 acres, II being buildings and
portion OF farm land which is being sold In
Covering range Of 20 miles, 10 minutes ride
from centre OF Easton by way of Easton and
Delaware Water Gap Electric r. r. Full de-
scription on application to PETER w. HAY,
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WANT 10 rent ! or . furnished or unsur-
nirhcd rooms for real estate buriness: send
full particulars. THEODORE BLANK,
Land Title Rldr.. Philadelphia. Pa.
space for electrician's
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wANTEp--smaii single office In suite. with
phone privilege. by advertising man; give
price and particulars. 72s Herald. 10th st.
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MAPLEWOOD,

MAPLEWOOD.
To be sold. an unusual new homo of seven
rooms, two baths. centre hall. large living
room with open fireplace, built to sell for
$4,000: builder needs cash, sacrifice for
quick sale $15,500; terms: fine plot. large
trees, restricted community. Seen by APP
wood N. j.
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New Jersey.

II room and baths; a large plot: old trees !;
412o q month. o. Madison av.. Madison.
". J,
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THE ORANGES.

In exclusive residential section: on large
plot: attractive modern room house. with
every Improvement; enclosed sun porch,
sleeping porch: rental $3.50 month: our
conveyances aud service are at your dis
MucHMoRE BROS.
Opp. Grove 1T. station. East Orange, N. J.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

A large hosiery MILL fully equipped and IN
FACTORIES
FOR SALE TO LEASE.
oAILLARD REALTY CO.. INC.
Industrial properties exclusively:
GO William 81. John 10ee.
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MAPLEwOOD.
ZOO. on very moderate terms, VIII buy
an exceptionally attractive modern six room
house.
$500 for modern eight room house on lot
OOxfg0; exceptionally large, bright rooms ;
high ground fine neghborhood:
We have n few furnished and unfurnished
houses for rent for six months more. $125
THE J. CHARLES OBRlEN CO.,
South Orange, N. ]. Established 1890.
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is ACRE EAHM NEAR s NEW YORK.

ie wYTH ACRE HoRsM TnHM HEAH posfTRY MEw cow aTHk
Implements, vehicles, tools included within
committing zone. where truck. poultry assure
drive r. r., city markets: level. ioamy tili-
age; pasture and woodland: AZ apple. pear.
plum. cherry. peach trees; u acre straw
plaza, delightful view: barn. poultry house !;
to settle affairs quickly ~. 900 takes all, part
cash. easy terms; good home. bright future
ANDREW II. HxYE. Jr.. Plainfieid. N. J.
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Mr.. HoMESEEKER:-
II you have $780, will show you how tc
CUT YOUR RENT IN HALF or nearly so.
Home now ready for you--six rooms-all Inn
provements-FORTY DOLLARS A MONTH.
On steam railroad, only 35 minutes to New
York. Electric railroad passes the property.
SEE DAN--care of Suburban Homo Company.
7G2 Broad st..
Newark, N. J.
II you cannot call
Write Dan Madigan.
II you can call, by all means
SEE DAN.
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Texas-saIe or Rent

TexAS-SnIc or Rent.
HIGH GRADE lots for saie in Houston.
Texas. adjoining the business centre. In
terested write for free illustrated literature
to JOHN WIDOvENYECZ, RODA, Va. box
11S. special representative Of Houston Ter
minaI DEVELOPMENT Co.
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Miscellsneous-Sals or Rent.
ATTENTION.-Build your home now ready
for spring occupancy: deal direct and save
middlemen's profits: we Will show you how
either on your lots or ours. Address CO.
OPERATION. f. 922 Herald. Fulton st.
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virsipia-saie or Rent.

ONLY acreage adjoining the big growing city
OF Norfolk. Va. for sale: % acres ut 81 800
per acre: cash as O whole: bonanxa for sub
18th ct. Richrnon. Va.
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Sacrifice commuters high class equipped
farm. Lincoln Highway. hour out; 132
sDccth ecresi Residences. baths: all Inn
Of Agriculture: Thoroughbred stock: owner
Eoipg 10 Europe. yncrificc under inventory:
MY. BATsoN FARM Agency. sse s;" 5th nSS. sv.
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-
suIDGEFIELD PARK. OWNER LEAVING
~ STATE.
VIII sacrifice his beautiful stucco home.
rooms. tile bath. steam heat, open fire
place. inclosed breakfast porch inclosed
sleeping porch. parquet floors. white enamel
trim throughout, perfect condition. screens
and shades entire house, excellent neighbor-
hood. paved street and all ether improv-
n.ents. assessments paid: terms 81 900 cash.
balance $3.50 per month md interest. Act
quickly. COME OUT TO-DAY. JOHN A.
BALDWIN. opposite station.
RAMSEY. n. J.-fh acres OF choice high
land: city water and electric light avail
able. III miles to railroad station. half mile
10 trolley; fine for chicken raising. fruit or
general IA armng: sacrifice for ~ 900: oasy
terras. LAHBERT. 1726 woolworth Building
n. v. Pr.r- 6asf Barclay.
GEW0OD--Attractive 8 room modern
house; g 900 Photographs. HOVER. si2
SOUTH ORANGE--Owing 10 circumstances
beyond my control. am obliged to sell my
now residence which am usable TO occupy: t:
has large living room. dining room, palm
room, kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, ali latest
appointments. on good sized plot In finest
residential section. convenient 20 Lacka-
wanna. for $i4.500. which means real Sac
rifice TO me. For full particulars EMILY c.
wOODRJiFF. 20 Spring st.. Montclair. N. J.
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TENAFLY--Attrectiv q room home, all I'm
prcvements, largo plot; car garage
$4,000: cash 81 500 YOUNG. opp. station.
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FARM PROPERTY.

SIX acres, five tiilable: fruit trees. good
seven room house. bath. steam heat. all
improvements; barn, outbuildings: five min
utes' walk from r. r. station cash 1900
can commute to New York. CLARK & SON,
1924 Main ST.. Bridgeport. Conn.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-04

KNOXVILLE Texas, May 3-Mra
l.. L. Allen ana son. Raymond. of DE
quincy la, spent the Weekend iu
Kingsvillo the guest OF Mrs. J. T.
IaYalle
Mrs. 81 81 Woolston was called 10
De Quincy lhc last OF The week on ace
count OF the serious illness OF AR.
Woolston, who holds position there.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-04

no yol hatn dun steady ache in
thr Hmun uf fhe nHck-Hharp siahhing
twiueca whom sUu,ne CO.. nfting--,ils
frrHsiur urinary flHordtw2 For bad
back nnd weakened kdreyH Corpus
Christi residents recommend noans
Kidney rHa. Ask sou ucighhor Read
fhn Coinus Chusu statement
800 60 GvrdeH ifg Patio Alto ST..
HHFaf suffered ff0m hacKarhc SOME
t,au ara Hna whrn HtnOpcd over 81
WAS fnak lor mo io studRhten up
again. Dad % suft nf duli pain Boz my
h.pk continually and Z fclt ura an
me tlme bad no ambition what
,tel aud uts annoyed by inc rrcE-
uiur action az ms Kidneys used
nnana kidney rilis on tho recon-
meudufion ut frOnd and two boxes
cured mc My hck and k.dnoSH are
row noumglr
illc, COS. at au dealers Don't
simply HaA iaf "a sidney fomoiS got
nnana kidney rAh tho same that
Mrs Goldcf had Foster Mnhum Go,
Mfrs. .hunalo *,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-04
A NECESSITY


ln securing the services of o
secretary fhC Commercial esso.
ciaiion has supplied % need chat
has existed in Corpg, Christi since
ihe l.cCiuhie of 1920 whom the ser.
vices n paid secretary wcrc
dispensed with Since That time
there has been only Those members
~ The hnari of directors. on of
them busy men, t0 contribute a
poriIoH of fhcir time Co ihe public
questions Chat have confronted us
and alI 1f Dornu, Christi has srf
ferei as result
The activities of civic orrani-
cation such as o. commercial club
are far GOO large fo hc handled
except hy someone who issmablc
go devote DIS entire mo fo thr
work Locally There has boon no.
concerted ACTION except of a'spas.
modic nature and vital questions
affecting Corpus Christi havei
been neglected For This There
is ample reason SO one has been
able 90 spare the time from lbs
own personal business Interest,
20 give chat attention 20 details
and arduous routines which are
necessarily part of every public
enterprise
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-04

Mrs Il r. Martin came n Sunday
evening from Houston whcrc she has
been at ihp bedside Of Mrs Hai Peril
not who is Improving nicely
Mrs R N Allen and children ore
visiting in Alabama
a. W. Hall formerly of Corpus ChYis-
"a. ls the now manager of ~ Masters
Dry Goods Store hasins taken 81 %.
kcllams place.
Mr and Mrs s.. % Koliam aud Nlr
and Mrs. a. r. Kvnam and Nettic May
kcllarn expect Go lca,N soon by auto
for an extended pleasure trip
The school ~ Instruction of tho
Eastern star convened today in Kings
Vile Corpus Christi put on the work
Monday evening and n fuii days pro.
gramuc was carried out
Decoration Day which was to have
.hccn SUNDAY May D. waa postponed
tlil Sunday May s. when a shoft proc
gram VII ho gison at the cemetery
az O'Clock and graves wiu boz decor
ntcd
r. 81 Kelly formerly boiler maker
foreman az pc0uiney tA.. relieved r..
D. keller who has accepted "a position
with another company
Among those who spent ihn week.
uud in Houston are. Tom Drake. kr-
thur Hanson. Geo. liuiacia b. j. owens
! r. McCaw. a " Norman 70. *
McAlilaier and % y. McLondon
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-04

Special tn Tho Caller
cAiALiEN TcsnH MAY 1-rnisl-
lrn WAS visited hy a nnht rain eatur-
duy night
Mrs w. 49, Miller hiss toen very
ni
SIR ana Mrs. W. IS Mc0rcaor OF
Corpus Chrisu visited 81 F COMING
and wife FrIdav
Nlss Mayme nylandcr principal of
the hirh school hna returned Co. hcr
hnfnc at Rohaiown.
Miss SYLVAN Horn the primary
teacher has returned io hcI homie nt
Odrm
Nrs q ~ wade of Kiuesvine cnmc
ZOO Saturday mnrplns to he with her
mother who Do BOO
Mrs W. ~ Millcr Leo Miller and
family of Corpus Christi Onmo out
sunday 90 Boz with ihcr mother Airs.
W. w. Miller.
Born Go Mr ana Mrs g. s. Nelson
e girl saturday. April 30.
Mrs Smith. who has boon visiting
Mrs New Nnakcs. returned tu hor
homo Thursday
" AZ. Miller was n Corpus Christi
saturday
Mrs Jesse Hunter Mrs ucarn and
Mrs J. D. uoavor attended the mise
aionarv meeting held in Corpus Chris-
q Friday ut tho First Baptist church.
Howard pcavcr visited his sister
Mrs. y G.. Eddlns OF Rohstown. sun
day
Mr and Mre. Elmer nagter M Kivor-
side visited their mother Mra IRA Ma
gee. Friday night
Mr. pulit returned to kingsviil-
sunday. after spending The wenk end
hero with humefoiks.
M p Couling nnd wife wore ln Cor
pua Christi Friday.
Kenneth pruitt. who taught the Hiv-
orslde school lcft for san Antonio to
finish hie business course.
Tom coleman and family visited VI.
q. Coullug and wife "Wednesday
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-04
FUNDAMENTALS

The real gains of society. dis wc
have often pointed ont, comes De-
improving the methods uf produc
ton so that we wi.l have more e.
divide instead ofthc rival efforts
of individuals and eroups to got
the better of each other Organi-
2ation that is mtel.igent'y guided.
so that iis efforts Tor group ad-
vancement are consistent with the
general welfare, can he ycrr hclp.
ful boat if iguorauf'y directed r0r
The purpose OF advancing she iu-
ierests 0f one groun con- class af the
expense OF am others. they simply
throw iho industrial machinery
into confusion aad oo INJURY to
all
That is tho chic. Trouble al the
present time society is orgHni1-
ed almost tl The breaking point
Industry s checked end hampcrcd
ON every side by fhc effort. Of
groups to enforce demands which
Interfere with thc iroe play oi cco-
nomic forces. create friction aud
waste. and even when ,ucecs.ful
finally nu'iify each other Go mch
an extent Chat the IS no ncf gain
90 amy one
30 class IS free from blame iu
Che situation and iue remedy for
10 is o. better understanding of
common interests People aet as.
coriinQ So ihUr kn0nledot and
beliefs ffa people of tAc Far.
ious group 'hins tbW thn only
prospect oI lettering ihcli cou
diiion Is 1y Strife aud tha. some
people are better lha otalm sIm-
ply because tH.y haEe had s0mo
advantage arg iaeu 0i course
there wiI' Boz tfIfr
When employer aHd employee
understand md appreciate tac
limitations 90. each other tbm aad
then only can We reach au 100
proximate utopia On the industrial
world
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-04

Completion of the GUNNER cot
tages on Nouh Beach hy tw1 cI
terprising citizens marks q stop
toward regaining lho proper h0u.
ing facilities f0r simmer tourist
business that Corpus Christi has
neglected since 1919 pc,sm.sts
predicted that the summer 81 1920
would be a failure for Corpus
Christi IN SO far as tourists were
concerned They saw their error
IN the crowds that througcd the
city during The summer months
The accommodation last year
were not adequate 90 take care
of the tourists that came and with
the increase in passenger rate.
that will necessarily throw tourist
business 10 the points more closely
located 20 the Yacationists home,
Corpus Christi should have a larg.
e. summer business this year than
ever before.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-04
DOUGLAS STATE MANAGER
LINCOLN NATIONAL LIFE

%. ID Douglas. state manager ~ thc
Lincoln National Life Insurance COM
pany spent yesterday in Corpus Chris
O in company with Dr. Daniel show
brook OF Fort Wayne. Ind, associate
medical dirart1r of the company Mr.
Douglas who WAS formerly O. resident
OF Corpus Christi IA now cltiron of
san Antonio moving There from Hous-
ton a few weeks ago when ho accepted
appointment as state manager 90 his
present company
Dr Shewhrook "a making ana iuHpoc-
licn OF state agencies.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-04
ALICE PRoTRAcTED MEETING
DRAWING GOOD CROWDS


ALICE. ToNus Msy the pro-
tractcd meeting at the Methodist
church under thc direction of Evan
aoila, D n York. and hls naisstnuI
p A. McAiahnn, continues 90 draw
large congregations. a band of work
ens canvass the town daily holding
prayprmeotings Boo private homes and
business houses, regardless ~ The
creed or belief of the resident on pro.
urlotor.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-04
Nsw FiRs RATs FoR ALICE,


rltIlhA w AIt ANii'lf
ALICE Texas May 3.-The state
fire insurance company has sent "a
CORDS Of engineers ana office men who
VIII re.myp and re-rate tbe city Of
Alice for firc insurance city Clerk J..
r.. Wright says the work viii take
about lcn days.
The New York herald., 1921-10-02

DESIGNER AND FORELADY
MUSLIN UNDERWEAN
Woman capable Of handling small es-
tablished workroom and 20 develop an up 20
date line OF misses underwear. ~ TO IL yrs,
excellent opportunity, Christian firm. Brook
lyn. " f647 Herald. Brooklyn.
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YOUNG man, single. I2 years experience
general farming; conscientious. willing
worker; can drive Dodge car: high grade
character; references. Box 35 Main St,
Yonkers
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WOMEN--Intelligent. cultured women.
able TO present to executives OF large
corporations membership plan
whereby their employees can secure
actual cash discounts in a great num-
bor of leading retail shops and whole
sale concerns; commissions OF $4,000
to $4,000 easy OF accomplishment.
Phone Sunday Bryant 2056, or write
+. G.. 311 Herald, Herald So.
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Pannino TO island, Weschestsr
cny other OF Nep York sfafe this summer
vdcdtonr Then first note the Country Bod uate
nsensents I'm this section Please nitson THE HERALD 81
corresponding oSh these Gdrertisers.
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YOUNG man. Jewish. well educated.
English. Fl. would like communica-
tion with firm of manufacturing
goldsmiths and silversmiths with a
view to progressive situation; trav-
elling experience, also first class work.
man. Address Leonard Burman, 300
Balsall Heath road. Edgbaston, Birm-
ingham. England.
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HELP w A N T E ID
AGENTS WANTED.
Mass.

AGENTS-.O0 per cent. profit. guaranteed
waterproof aprons 81 doz. utility bags -
doz. G. f. Schafuss Corp, i2i Prince ct.
n N city
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i5KNvAssEf

CHAUFFEUR GARDENER. near Yonkerss
vegetables. flowers. chickens. four rooms.
bath, steam heat light free: state wages.
references: does wife want empicyment7
/. 2Ol3 Herald Herald 81.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

ACCOUNTANT.
Thoroughly experienced bookkeeper to take
fun charge OF books of machinery manu-
featuring company; inaugurate and main
tain efficient cost system, &C.. in reply
state fully experience age, religion and
salary expected. Write X. G., AIT Arbuckle
Building Brooklyn.
ALL or part time Representatives, protected
territory, to distribute ''Silvertonique," the
scientific preparation which silver plates.
cleans and polishes IN one operation: repeat
orders assure a profitable income send 25c.
for sample bottle sell yourself on its merits
and then arrange for desired territory.
Metaltonque Company, Ossining. N. Y.
A.--Office assistant. young man about 20,
quick and accurate at figures; assistant
bookkeeper preferred advancement; state
salary to start. Opportunity. p o. box 1178
City Hall Station.
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR TO act as spe-
cial representative In Ohio and Pennsylva-
mia man Of strong. forceful ability, past 40.
with programme experience. can earn over
500 weekly selling speciality advertising;
drawing account against 40 per cent. commis-
sion only men with references showing clean
records and good production will be consid-
cred give telephone address, detailed expe-
rience, age. references &C., In first letter.
o 65T Herald, $50 broadway.
ADVERTISING MAN
| LARGE CHAIN STORE ORGANIZATION.
SELLING CLOTHING AND LADIES
READY TO WEAR CAN UTILIZE THE
| SERVICES OF CLEVER ADVERTISING
MAN. WHO IS TO BE IN COMPLETE
CHARGE OF ADVERTISING DEPART
MENT; HEADQUARTERS IN NEW YORK
APPLY. STATING EXPERIENCE AND
FULL PARTICULARS, w 157 HERALD.
HERALD SQUARE,
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AGENTS WANTED.
Male.

AGENTS-We want men and womea who
are desirous of making $500 to $200.0 90
per week clear profit from the start in a
permanent business of their own. Mitchel's 5
Magic Marvel Washing Compound washes
clothes spotessly clean in ten TO fifteen
minutes. one hundred other uses in every
home: nothing else like it, natures might
lest cleanser. contains no lye. lime. acid or
wax; fastest selling article ever sold through
territory. we guarantee sale of every pack
age: no capital or experience required
Baker. Ohio. made 5000 last month; you can
do as we'll send for free sample and proof.
l.. MITCHELL CO.. Desk /, 130s-l3l4 East
81st, Chicago Ill.
The New York herald., 1921-10-02

LADY OF REFINEMENT AND CULTURE
sought by young woman having only public
schooling to complete her education and in
struct her in language and social usages
hichest references required. Address. narning
terms. X 2217 Herald. Herald 80.
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AN OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG
MEN TO OBTAIN POSITIONS
WITH A FUTURE.
AGE OVER II.
Electrical work, wiring circuits
and testing.
Steady employment. interesting
work and rapid advancement.
Previous experience not necessary.
Hours. s A. NJ. to p. M.
Half day Saturday all year round.
In answering please give the fol-.
lowing Information: Age, weight,
education and previous employ
ment. IL any. tlrrft
Box o Gao Herald. 2S0 Broadway.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS-Badles. introduce silk hosiery pri-
vate families; $50 weekly guaranteed.
Send $3.50 for samples. or write Consumers
Hosiery Co, 724 City Hall Sta. New York.
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WRITER, young, extensive metropolitan and
far Western reportorial. editorial and mag
azine experience; splendid connections. news
sources; familiar with every phase of news
paper work. l. 2o52 Herald. Herald SO.
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MIST

CLERK 2O-2j. experienced iu plumbing siip-
ply business. one familiar with costs -sf
general office detail Of jobbing house; muse
be well schooed. neat IN appearance and Or
good character. excellent opportunity FOR
right young man with large Christian house.
~ Gsa Herald $50 broadway
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-18
<copyrigIlt'
UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL
PICNIC WELL ATTENDED
Four Union Sunday Schools
Have Enjoyable Picnic at
Goodmanson Farm

A large crowd from the Northern,
Lavinia, Big Lake and Swenson lake
Union Sunday schools attended the
all-day service at the G. I. Good
manson farm on Long lake Sunday.
The sermons by Rev. l. B. Nordale
in the, morning and by Rev. L. P.
Warford in the afternoon were great
ly enjoyed. E. D. Boyce and Fl. E.
Rice handled their subjects in an
interesting manner, and were very
we'll received. The Presbyterian quar-
tet, Messrs. Given, Johnston, Boyce
and Hannah rendered several appro-
pirate selections greatly appreciated
by the audience, and the Big Lake
Union Sunday school presented two
exercises. Missionary w. S. Cum
mings presided.
The entire program was so thor
oughly enjoyed that by unanimous
vote 1t was decided to hold another
similar service about the first :of
September rather than wait for the
annual service next year. A gener-
Gus basket dinner was spread under
the trees during the noon hour and
every one present was made welcome.
The Sunday schools participating
greatly appreciate the fellowship of
the speakers and musicians from
town and also the kindness of Mr..
and Mrs. G. l. Goodmanson in throw
ing open their grove for the service.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-18
INSTITUTE OF BANKING - !.
TO CONVENE TOMORROW
(RY limited Press)

Minneapolis. July 1S.-Thc 1921
convention of the American Of Bank
ing which opens its convention here
tomorrow promises to be memorable
one, not only because of the lareg
attendance and the excellence OF Its
program, but because Of the hospital
ity OF the neighboring chapters which
will entertain the delegates during
the meeting which lasts until July
90.
For the first time lin the history
of the Institute the program for the
organisations annual convention
provides for women's gathering
planned an attended exclusively by
women. On Monday evening, July Is,
the women delegates and guests Will
be entertained at reception ana
dinner at the Donaldson tea rooms
and later in the evening will attend
special performance at the State
theater. Arrangements are In the
hands of a committe composed OF
Minneapolis bankers wives and UNI
der the direction Of Mrs. Roy Young,
wife of Governor Young Of the Fed"
eral Reserve Ban kof Minneapolis.
A large number Of prominent
sDeayers will give addresses. includ-
ing w. r. Waterfall, vice president
Dodge Brothers company, Detroit
Mich; Professor David Friday, Uni
veraity Of Michigan, and c. b. Heine-
man, Chicago, secretary of the Insti-
tute of American Meat Packers.