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Evening journal., 1921-05-06

comedies ever made. and 1T Isn't
Being Done This Season" as played
by Miss Griffith is causing consld-
erable comment as the marriage
theme, is always capable OF new
twists, and in Miss Grifnth's latest
vehlcle, the patrons find much food
Tor reflection. A dying mother ad-
vises her daughter to beware of all
men, however in marrying to marry
for money and learn happiness, or
chance poverty and be miserable.
The outcome OF Marcia Ventor's de-
cision, is wonderful entertainment
The first three days OF next week
will be featured by Benz 3. Hamp-
tons big production The spenderx-
from the novel by Harry Leon Will
son.
Evening journal., 1921-05-06

showing OF this picture. It's senti-
ment has swept all over the city and
the crowds that have turned out TO
see II at the theatre have been the
largest IN weeks.
The leading roles OF the produc-
tion are assumed by Ruth Renick
and Casson Ferguson.
Buster Keaton in Hard Luck" is
also responsible for the popularity
OF the Playhouse bill. Keaton is one
OF the most original comedians that
has ever Haunted his merriment be-
fore the ewes OF the public and the
people ike him.
Beginning next Monday and for
three days. the Playhouse will show
the screen version OF that famous
play The Great Lover" Here is an
Offering OF the highest calibre deal
ing with the love affairs Of tenn
permental male actor OF note. II is
filed with clever satire on methods
OF the great male lover.
AT THE SAVOY.
Harold Lloyd in Now or Never.
Evening journal., 1921-05-06
AT the Arcadia Beginning Today.

his biggest comedy. and corinne
Grifith in 1T Isn't Being Done This
Season." the big double program
now showing at The Savoy Theatre,
will have its last showings today
and tomorrow. Those who have not
as yet availed themselves OF the
opportunity TO see this big double
show should certainly do so. as
either attraction are in a class by
themselves. Now or Never" is prob
ably one OF the most original and best
Evening journal., 1921-05-06
TO PRESERVE FLOWERS.

Flowers frequently are used in
decorative work when 1t Is not
possible to keep them in vases. II
given the following treatment, they
will retain their freshness as long as
II kept in water;
Soak small pieces of cotton wool
in a strong solution OF carbonate OF
soda and water, placing these
around the lower ends of the flower
stems and enclosing the whole in
tightly wrapped pieces OF tinfoil.
Evening journal., 1921-05-06
APARTMENT For RENT.

1920 Delaware avenue; very desir-
able; beautiful surroundings and
every convenience. Possession May
7. Phone 4S50.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-05-06

1t may be true. as doctors say,
that the only thing beer will cure is
thirst, but more than one man has
died from thirst.-Detroit Free
Press.
Evening journal., 1921-05-06

It's strange but the same kind
OF weather that turn a woman's
mind to a new bonnet will turn a
mans to a fishing rod.-Cleveland
Press
Evening journal., 1921-05-06
AT THE PI,AYHnusE-

Today and tomorrow are the two
last days for the exhibition OF the
film Whats Wife WORTH" at the
Playhouse. A storm of favorable
, discussion has resulted from the
Evening journal., 1921-05-06

The Want Ads for the coming
week are favorable to bookkeepers
and accountants who are looking for
better positions
Evening journal., 1921-05-06
HE KNEW

willie. suppose you know what
a caterpillar is?"
"Yesm, it's an upholstered worm. I"
Boston Post.
Evening journal., 1921-05-06

Your dog is the one friend who
never looks you up in Dun and
radstreet-Cartoons Magazine.
Evening journal., 1921-05-06
DISCUSSING HISTORY

PA, what's a pretzel7"
"A pretzel. my son. is a cracker
with raps."-Judge.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-22
mANr ApNEsrlseeEsrs

n amt advertisements a the lead.
az uusi he ID the o.lice - tee'fa
oclsck Il easssfio4lioa Is oes're-.
Classified ads ara cash. cAceai ~hess
pa-iie. have resaiaf aCcoants a toe
Leader aiilcr Tie Leader ool.e<toi 5
have experienced so uach tro1aie
10 loczsius many parties ~ho "a
,honcl in wants. that Il 3 peetSsArf
a. ia,okc the cash IN aafa ance sss-
tcm. cxceag ~aere rccuiat sccoapts
are mAsnta.nsl Memoranda u 'sAsi
s wartcd ~ ior sale ETC. ~As
..c .cft ~ thc Leader business offse
ana same xili hc converted into form
a1s
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AUT0 ACCESSORY A,
30 IL TlNEs gtz-LAxc COL

NO Dull TINES SELLING FOOD
PeoSie us1st eat Federai Disfrs-
bafoxs nzss bsg profits. t5sss %
yesrsy zzd up 10 capital G. er-
perse.ce reeoe6 Caz-xrfes1 ss-ss.
urEcs6 goods can - returned Toz-
nzrDe % products builds your oEn
bssf1ess-rep-at orders Esrr. Er-
el8zsTe fesT1fory xE1fe EsefeTs,
Pure Foo1 %. cAlesgo-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-22
CLASSIFIED WANTS.
sALtsNsE WANTED

eAAt ~Wtfs VAN -
srECI NLTY SALESMAN Man or
Aomau apsbls D earning q.
least sseeoo l.er month Exclusive
territory Universal demand amoug
buslness and rolc .lcnal people
Fuu time or side line ualvcrsa;
House. PHILADELPHIA
HAVE OPENING -Fot Two tive wire
Who are not afraid a. hl, tac bali
Apply SUNDAY from 500 20 3 O'Clock
Mr. Reid. 2oe ~ y OKLA Phone
1851
FlRSTClASS SALESMAN 70 re-
present old established house
SELLING suits and oscroos,s direct a.
Consumers. lhcral commission ia
4erenced men write fuliy 20 Dlchi
Kane 4 Dichl. Tailoring Co. Title
Guarantee Bids Cinc'unsti, O
SALESMAN WANTED Fuan ally
responsible. fooop weekly com
mission Practically no competition
sells e. merchants Exclusive ter
rltory buckley Speciality q Ma.
chine 90 Lima Ohio
WANTED Several live hastiing
salesmen 6whh car Preferred To-
This territory and state. IN sale Of
aop standard made guaranteed soae
miles. auto tires. offered % dealers
al competitive loW prices We back
sou up rshs with big oomuissions
Harrison Tire COMPANY Hsmmop1
Ind
BIC PROFITS Selling Goslo Auto
matte rear end ssfiey sienal. every
rnotorist prospect Retalls $3.50
Write Cosio signal CO.. 1913 " srd
ST. Cleveland. o
SILL AUTO TiREs $500 weekly
Cnsfanteed With zach tire zoa3's
costs s7s5 No capital Or etperiense
required Bsg opportunity 70 estab-
Issh permanent. profitable business
samples furnished free Bedford
Tire Fa-tory. gioI 50 Michigan Blvd
Chicago
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erAL esrArr
BUSINESS cnAncIs

BUSINESS ENrfnpnlsEs Flnau
ga by sale 81 stocks ar tlrat NOR
gage bonds commission basls reNAy
over years from canning no DELAY
write fuH particulars Edward
Roberts. 82 N i.aSalie st Chicago
~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-22

Tho population Sc Japan is lnerea +.
lna a. rate ~ san nNv Ysaf
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CLASSIFIED WANTS

FgREMEN. eRAkEMEN- hesinncrs
sltA. later S.so monthls, Write
aailNay cart of Leader office
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-22

ron EXCHANGE gao acre stock
farm for clty propeu9 ~
Armstrong and CO rhono a9s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-22

PREPARE For husinees poaltlnn
The oppoftuulty - coming Guth
gle business College Day y NlKhi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-22

Flii.kfT1S Would }pa are 20
learn al 1ut nos rational treat epf
lof iwmoilAte relisf 81 epilepsy Ponl
lively sieap.ns helmles from nfs'
dass uso ldi0nmausn sn"e spe
uaiste Drawer nssz lAdnrf. Wy
onl.ng
LADIES nhea iclpYcd ~ irregular
use French Cotton Roo. Pills. ssfs
ana dependable. Refuse others. ny
npA 81 Double strength $500.
French Medicine Co Atlanta. Ga.
.-a .-...--s-s.-+--~s~
MARRY IL LoNELy--for results, try
me: hest aud most successfai
-Iiome Maker. hundreds rich wlss
marriage soon: strictly confidential :
most reliable. years esgefienosi des-
orlptsons free. The successful ciub"
Mrs Nash. Box sss 0akland. Calit
/ LADIES When irregular or SUI
pressed use Triumph rills Safe
and dependable IN an proper cases
Not sold az DRUG stores 10 not "a
neflment with oiners; save dlss.-
pointmept Write for Relief aud
PARTICULARS, VIA free Address Ma
iionA Medical Institute, Milwaukee.
Wis
FoR SPEEDY MARRlAGi.-,Ahsoi-
ntely best. largest in the couniF,
established a. years. thousands select
members both sex wealthy wishing
earl, marriage. strictly confidential,
descriptions free The old Reliable
cmb Nrs wruhei Box 20. Oakland.
Calf
MARRIAGE PAPER Photos descrlp-
ilons. many rich. want 10 marry;
free. II. Jabn. 9: Paul MINI
VEIL MATER TY HOSPITAL
HOME -Is wes, 3isi, Kansas city.
Missouri Ethical homelihe. reason
able. work for board z5 healthy
babies for adoption"
" YoU wANT-A healthy. wealthy.
loving wlfe. write Violet Rays.
Dennison. Ohio enclosing stamped
envelope
MARRY FoR WEALTH, HAPPlN
Esg = Hundreds rich. attractive.
congenisi. ryllng 10 wcd. photos frea.
Is yesrs experience. Mrs Warn, sos
Lankershlm Bldg. Los Angeles. Cal.
voH sALa
AN GOING TO SELL Brick BLDG.
lot "a. bIocx ~. y O. Opposite
lone Hotel For $500. terms Two
story. and fvll basement. J. s. Hall
or ~ l. west
HEasTITcHlNC ana PieotIng At
tsebmeDt, Hor1s on any sewing
machine, cssuy adjusted Price
$50 with fun instructions Gem
Neseify 10. Box isSL Corpus
Christ. TEXAS.
-------~--~ 1---------4-7-----~
Is SECTION or LAND-For sale or
trade. nile from Guthrie. See
" D Williamson. T23 y. Ash.
FOR s4LE-We have for sale the
best piece OF screaze near the city.
II interested n close in uBimproyed
property see Us al dzee. A. B.
Armstrong and 20, Phone 2ss.
FOR SALE Reed bigb chair. one
reed hasv tug r---Fcr,f coudlftfu f1s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-22

ron SALE so,cu foom mudefn
heare loac N tsiea on trfm ~
Hulf d } llaekman
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CLASSIFIED WANTS.

slceplug rlUmA sos " ueh
hamA rhnno las
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-22

LADIES Nhen icleYcd ~ irregular
use French Cotton Roo. rlllr sate
anf dependable. Refuse others ny
mail s. Double strength ssb).
French Medicine Co. Atlanta. Ca.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-22
CLASSIFIED WANTS

I'm kpTiCS Would Sou s~re 20
learn a. 1ul nce rational treat enf
lof UmoaiAe relisf q cpHept,, ponl
lively siepplns eeilnles from ffs
dasa usc laiVumausn snoe apr
taiiste Drawer u 80. iAdnrf. Wy
onlng
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-22

FOR RENT l.aree farniabod modern
room for light housekeeping. also
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HAVE OPENING Fof Two i've wire
Who are not afraid a. hi too ball
Apply SUNDAY from SEQ 90 2 O'Clock
Mr Reid. eos - y OKLA Phone
1881
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vAST7D-HzYe party ~bo wants
1850 t0r txo years The Joan Is
good ore A. D. Armstrong and
co. Prone -.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-22

WDr'T.T1-Yog yrite 70 lonely
yoang Eidowz sdfIesa r VII
lard. ~ Broadway. chicsgo, Illinois
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FOR SAFE Rcd hisb chair. one
reed baby bng zy-good condition sos
e Warner. /.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-21

@. Well, then, this was = league
transaction?
A. Yes, 1t was a league transact
ton.
@. You see this name here on the
back Of Exhibit IS, John f. StAube,"
is that your signature7
A.. Yes, cir.
Q. When did you, sign that?
A. The day I spoke about.
Q. The Same time you gave the
note, they showed you this and you
put your name on the back Of it?f
A. Yes.
Q. And you never got any money
on that? that certificate of deposit,
Exhibit IS. you nev got any actual
money on it yourself?
A. Well. they paid It,
Q. I know they paid it., but you
your note Tor $4,000, and then this
certificate Of deposit for $500 was
made out to John r. Staubs?
q. That !. you?
A. Yes.
Q. And you put yeur name on the
back Of it and turned it aver to Mr..
fTownley, didn't you? That is what
you did. didn't you? Do you recall
now, putting your name on the back
ley?
| @. And that is the last you ever
saw Of it. isn't that right?
A. Yes.
g. Now. let's see-a thousand dol
lars was paid on that note some time
ago?
A. Yes,
9. who paid that?
A. The league.
@. And when you say the league.
I suppose you mean the N~onpartisan
league?
A. Yes, sir.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-21

deposit there ever since. don't
A: Yes, sir.
O.. Ever have any talk with
Mr.. Grady about tho Rank OF
North Dakota drawing drafts on
him to nay It?
A. Yes. =
q. WHIT did he say?
A. Said he had an agreement
with them.
@. And he wouldn't honor the
A. Yes. he wouldn't honor the
drafts until those notes we're
paid. u
@. In other words, Mr.. Ooweu.
Mr.. TOwnlcy brought In these six
gentlemen. and made . deal with
Mr.. Grady to take the notes and
offered to q that tho money Of
the Bank OF North Dakota WA
dcposited with the Security Ma.
tionRl bank and remain there
until tho notes were paid?
A. That was the agreement.
Q. Well. these notes drew ten per
cent didn't they?
A. Yes. sir.
Q. And of course. the bank was
only getting four per cent on the state
money?
A. That is as 1 understand it.
Made Six Pcr Cent.
O.. Well. didn't Mr.. Grady say he
deal?
A.. Yes.
@. Besides running no risk what
ever?
A. Yes.
@. 1t was a good business deal 70,
the bank? \
A. Yes, sir.
u. d %re Ana the notes have all been
a. Yes. sir.
League Paid Part.
@. The league or somebody repre-.
sentinE the league paid q thousand
dollars on each one Of them?
A. There was q thousand dollars
paid sometime ago on each one Of tho
notes.
@. 1t wasn't paid by the makers:
A. I don't know where the money
came from.
Q. And recently the makers have
come in and paid all the balance:E
A. The notes are all paid.
CU1uOS ~AA1kCQs -
John E. Staube. having been called
as a witness was duly sworn, and tes.
titled as follows:
/ Examination by Mr.. Murphy.
@. Your name is John E.. Staune?
A.. Yes. sir.
@. Where do you live, MI. Staube
A. Five miles northwest of Valley
City.
@. How long have you lived there
A. Since 1893.
O. Been farming there all tina
time?
A. Yes. sir.
@. You were living there. I take it
in July, 1920?
A. Yes.
q. Mr.. staube you know Mr.. A
lie. Townley?
A. Yes. sir.
O.. known him pretty we'll fo1
some time?
A. Why. about a year or two.
@. You know MI. George Rasmus
sen?
A.. Yes. sir.
@. And Louis Noltmeier?
! 7, A. Yes. sir.
G.. And Charley Noltmeier?
A. Yes. sir.
@. William Olson?
A.. Yes. sir.
@. And John Mcintyre?
A. Yes, sir.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-21
TESTIMONY ON
VALLEY CITY
BANK AFFAIR

Bismarck. N. D.. Feb. 21.-The fol-
lowing is testimony taken from the
official records regarding the Valley
City bank affair:
Lee Cowell, having been called as a
witness. was duly sworn, and testified
AS follows:
Examination by Mr.. Murphy.
9. What is your name?
A. Lee Cowell.
A.. Valley City.
q. How long have you lived in
Valley City, Arl
A. Eighteen years.
G.. What is your business?
A. l am manager of an implement
business there.
Q. You were at n time mayor of
Valley City. were you?
A. Yes. sir.
q. Are you in any way connected
with the Security National bank Of
Valley City?
a. Yes. sir.
@. What is your connection with
| that bank?
"A. Director and chairman of the
board of directors.
O.. And you were, I assume. in the
year l92O?,
A. Yes. sir.
g ~ AAA5 SAao Sob
A.. Well. since the bank started.
O.. You We're doubtless very we'll
acquainted with Mr.. James Grady,
president.
O.. And as chairman of the board
Of directors, it is your duty to attend
meetings Of that board:
O.. Were you on the discount com
mittee also?
: A.. Yes. sir.
O.. And attended the meetings of
the discount committee?
a.. Yes. sir.
@. Now. while attending those
meetings. did o at any time. notice
notes of John Mcintyre, william Oh
son. C. II. NoItmeier, Louis Nolrmeier,
John Z. Staubc and George N. Ras-
mussen, among the bills receivable OF
the bank?
A.. Yes. sir.
G.. Did you have any conversation
with Mr.. Grady about those notes;
how they came to get into the bank?
A.. Yes. sir.
Made Explanation.
@. just tell us what tina was?
\. When the notes were read
of in In directors meeting 1
was surprised and made some
remark about II. Ana after inc
WcctlnS. Mr. Griuy OncFcd all
explanation about it.
y. What WAS his explanation?
A. He salt that Mr.. Townley
was there. and they had tried to
negotiate those notes ut all the
other banks In town and were
unsuccessful. INC he told them
he would take those notes, which
were absolutely good, providing
the money would cornc from the
Bank Of North Dakota.
.. That as 1 understand it, is
what MIR. Grady told MIR. Town
ley?
n. That is what Mr.. Grady
told me he told Mr.. IOWnley.
q. Mr.. A. G. TownlqY??
A. Yes. sir.
.. And the money did come
from the Bank of North Dakota?
\. I suppose it did.
q. Well, you knew that the
Bank of North Dakota has kept a
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-21
NO FLOOD ExPDcTED.

Dubuque, Iowa, FEB. 21.-There
Will be no spring floods on the Mis-
sisstlpxoi, according to old river men,
such as was experienced in 1920,
whey damage aggresatine S1.500.0 900
was done to river towns by high wa
ter and a stage OF not more than ten
feet is looked for. They base their
co. ltentions on the fact that not much
rain fell in the fall, with a snowless
wi nter n Ice zone from the river.
RI verse conditions. when records are
co nsidered. will bring in their wake
SIP ring floods when a thaw comes.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-21
TO ExHlBrr HANDIwoRK,

Eveleth, Mimi, Feb. 2l.-An Amer
i%canization handicraft exhibit will be
given by the Eveleth Women's club
on April IL. At the exhibit, pieces
Of handiwork made by residents OF
foreign origin will be featured. 1t will
be the first event Of its kind held
here.
The object is to1promote the handi-
work art in all homes of Eveleth. The
committee in charge reports much in
terest is being manifested in the ex-
hibit.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-21
MORE OIL PRICE DECREASES

Pittsburgh, Pa, Feb. 21.-The prin-
cipal purchasing companies today an
nounced q further reduction ranging
from Is to SO cents in the price of
crude oil.
Tho quotations are: Pennsylvania
grade crude. 1926; Cabell, Sl.96;
Somerset Light, 81; Ragland. 81.
The price of Pennsylvania crude
was reduced SO cents. that Of Cabeil.
Somerset and Somerset Light, %
cetns and that of Ragland Is cents.
DULUTH
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-21
PAPER MIL CLOSES.

Sartell, MINI. Feb. 21.-The Watab
paper mill Of this city closed down
today for an indefinite period because
Ut an over supply Of stock due to lack
of orders it was reported by officials.
Paper mills at Brainerd and Cloquet
are also closed down because OF SINH
lar reasons.
AS soon as business begins to plea
up, the Watab management said, the
mill will begin running full time.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-21

Q. Did you turn it over to Mr..
Townley?
A.. No.
Gave 1t to Grady.
@. Who did you give it to?
A. Gave it to Grady.
Q. Mr.. Townley was right there?
A. Yes.
Q. what did Grady give you for
that note?
A.. Nothing.
@. Just took the note and went
away, he and Townley?
A. I suppose SO.
Q. What was the idea Of your
signing the note of $4,000 and not get
ting anything for it, Mr.. Staube?
A. Well, It'll 8 coming.
q. You mean you money is COM
ing?
A. 1t is paid.
Q. You paid it?
A. No, they paid it.
League Paid 1t.
Q. Who?
a. The league.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-21
CHURCH MEET AT DRAKE,

Drake, n. D., Feb. 21.-The annual
convention of the Drake Congresn-
,ional association will be held here
February "a and 25.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-21

@. You are acquainted with all
those gentlemen?
A. Yes, sir.
@. Now, did Mr.. Townley see you
around about the>12th of July, 1920?
A. Yes, sir.
@. And what did he get you to
do?
A. Sign a note.
@. How much?
A. $4,000.
Q. Did he come out to your place
to see you?
@. Yes, sir.
@. Who was with him?
A. Mr.. Grady.
@. That is the president Of the Sc
curity National Bank?
A. Yes, sir.
Q. Anybody else with him:
A. No, sir.
Q. Just he and Grady:
A. Yes, sir.
G.. Where was hat note signed?
A. At my place.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-16
EMPLOYMENT
AGENTs WANTED


WANTED-Capnble salesman experienced in selling shop and factory equipment to represent us in all industrial centets; prefer man now selling kindred lines and calling on theG trade regularly; eN- elusive territory allotted, liberal com mission allowed. This Is an opportunity for husters to make A permanent and profitable connection. Give full particu lars and references in first letter. Pu- laski Foundry & Mfg. Corp, Pulaski. Va.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-16

ELECTRIC shoe shining machine does the work of men and shines better than hand work; shines any color shoe in 90 seconds against minutes by hand. Nothing like 1t in existence. Its novelty draws large crowds wherever in opera tion; easily moved from one place to another. suitable for barber shops, drug stores, hotels, retail shoe stores. chain shoe shining parlors. Will polish and clean finest furs. hats and clothes, Want man financially able purchase sev- eral machines outright and handle ex- elusive territory. Inquiries now on hand will be referred to him. Quick sales big profits. great demand. Retails for $l60. Better wire, stating territory de- sired and amount you are prepared to invest in machines if we assign excIu- sive territory. Air Felt Polishing Ma chne Corporation, 1o5 W. 10th St., New York City
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-16
FINANCIAL
BUSINESS oPP0RTUNITLE


 LEARN of the Vale of Paradise. where dreams come true. This wonder. city Is having a magic growth and a million dollars in municipal improvements are authorized for this year. Every kind of business opening here. We have IT miles of protected water front, with gorgeously beautiful home sites. won derful homes. wonderful velyety lawns wonderful flowers. In semi-tropioal pro- fusion; fishing supreme; every day y~d can catch the big fellows until your back aches and your hands blister. Paradise for motorboats, wilh hundreds of miles of protected waterways with wonder spots to visit Finest motoring roads in the south. Bathing in bay and gulf wonderful. Healthiest city in America, with no business for doctol g. Greatest golf course in America under construction. Coolest place in AmerIca in summer, delightful in winter. You may own a beautiful home here. with perpetual income at practically no in- vestment. Grasp the opportunity of a lifetime. Address The Mayor. Val paraisO. Fla.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-16
EMPLOYMENT
lALEsMEN WANrEn


 WANTED-To sell a line of soft drinks man. ufactured by an old estab- lished concern; must be well acquainted with both jobbing and retail trade; commission basis with liberal weekly ad- vances. Territory to be cov- cred South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama. Only high grade, experienced men will be considered; a snap for a snappy salesman. To insure attention give references and full particulars in first letter. P. o. Box 882, Atlanta, Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-16
sIruATIoNs WANThp-MALE s5

WANTED-Position as clerk in medium size hotel; 50 years of age; experienced' can give good references; can afford to work cheap. M o. S., All 11th St., Columbus. Ga,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-16

YOUNG lady with years experience, de- sires position as bookkeeper or stenog- rapher, Al references; quick, accurate and willing to work. Address Miss John son. F. O. Box a23. Middl esboro. Ky.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-16
EMPLOYMENT
HELP WASTED-MALE

cashiers and ledger clerks. we wish to get In touch with ambitious office men who can qualify for special training for executive cost or public accounting work, this is ain important accounting position, under personal supervision of leading certified public and cost accountants. Answer promptly, giving phone number and present occupation. H-36, Care Age Herald.