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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-10-21

THE MIAMI HERALD ON Mr.. COX

If Mr. James NJ Cox. candidate for
the presidency on the democratic
ticket last year, is not satisfied with
the verdict given at the polls by the
American people on the question of
the propriety of this country adopt
ing the covenant of the League Of
Nations. he is hard to satisfy He
cannot rally either party of the peo-
pie to the support of the league. for
the adoption of that covenant would
be surrender OF the sovereignty of
this country and the abandonment of
democratic principles. AS rallying
issue the League of Nations in this
country is as dead as Julius Caesar.
Miami Herald.
After the disclosure BY one of the
editors Of the National Editorial AS
sociation on the visit of that body
TO Miami we could scarcely EXPECT
less from the Herald than the above.
4 IS no surprise and is exactly what
might have been expected.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-10-21
COL PETER SAW THINGS FROM
AN UPPER STORY

Col. Peter o. Knight, that nation
ally famous lawyer, declares the coun-
try to be in fine shape. more people
being employed than there were in
1913 or 1914 Mr. knight is in a
position to speak from authority, hav-
ing recently toured the larger cities
and talked with the nations captains
OF industry Clearwater Sun.
Il Colonel Peter had gone below and
talked to the nations workers OF in
dustry' he might have seen things
from a different angle
The Railroad Trainsman of October
says there are six million workers
heads Of families out of employment J:
c0anFn members to each head
81 lty, gives the startling num-
bar 81 thirty million facing want.
III become more dire and
aeisfe as winter approaches.
Goes cot have the appearance
&C ne shape to us
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-10-21
THE CONFEDERATE VETERANS
WILL MEET IN LAKELAND
General Order Nc.

Comrades OF the Florida TEision .
C. v.
1t gives me pleasure to announce g
You that we have been invited p
the Lakeland Chapter, u D. 6 y
the Lakeland Camp. T. G. Y b. &c
City Commissioners OF Lakeland p
the Chamber of Commerce and q
citizens of Lakeland to hold our =
nual convention in that beautiful gag
The Florida Division is heFea!
ordered 10 assemble in the ely 9
Lakeland. Florida, On Noyen.bef as'h
at 11.00 O'Clock a. M, and Their ses
sions will be extended through y
yember nth
BY order Of Mai Cen n. 4. Bil'eA
Commanding Florida Division e =
".
w A. Rawls. Adjutant General a~
Chief of STAT
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-10-21
THE BOARD or TRADE soou, J.

The new illustrated booklets :.
ocala and Marion county issn.a
the Marion County Board Il nv
with the cooperation Of The 81.
Council Of Ocala. have been rse.ls..
and are ready for distributian I.
edition Of ten thousand have Is.
printed The booklets win Be- did,.
buted free to all.
With view preventing wssta,,l
distribution, the Board Of Trade s
yesr decided TO charge home pao,I.
for the booklets This policy =,
found to be mistake. the secrrt..
says. for among other things. il faus,
to take into consideration the r.,
that one OF the important purpose.
OF the booklet is to acquaint the "a
pie OF Ocala and Marion county viii
the advantages and attractions 4
their own section. The Seefetsn
states that he has found many hon,
people poorly posted on attractions 4
the county
AS word to mouth advertising i
most effective, the Secretary thin1
that much good viii result il egsg
one will post himself or herself d
the city and county
Copies OF the new booklet nlay b
obtained at the Board OF Trade room
A copy win be mailed to each Of IL
members of the Board Of Trade
The new booklet is not cheap pab
LEGATION by any means. and the Board
Of Trade Of course. wishes to glge
them the very best distribution pos
sible, and asks that all those xhe
obtain the booklet make use Of i o
the best advantage
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-10-21

Taylor county has received more
benefits from its hard roads than
any other Improvement that has ever
Deen completed in the county. and
Notwithstanding that it is handi-
capped by poor roads. in all adjoin-
ing counties, the investment has been
good and paving one for every
Individual in the county, regardless
or the small increase in taxes. Mad
Icon county is talking of building
roads and If they do the people viii
make no mistake and only he sorry
tnat they did not do it long ago.
Every delay in building good roads
only tends to retard the growth and
development Of community Per
~ Herald.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-10-21

Okaloosa county finds itself 3
get for abuse because Of the MAJ
hangings that occurred there y 8
past two years. But the s.. AnassF
Bay News insists that many q ''s'
high crimes are committed oy r.
residents. who. for some lnls'A-
reason. come into the county g So
nit their bloody deeds and ehafss
expense Of setting hanged Up 2 :.
aioosa county-Tampa Times
unfortunate for crime to exist = s.
community but when the o'isa3s
are arrested by the officers q -
tried IN the courst, found guli's 8
punished, il is evidence 70 me
mat crime Is not condoned, ana = IS
program is kept up for any lsns's
time crime will soon disappea'
the majesty OF the law will Be s'as''
ed. when crimes are comm''ess
sondoned 81 communities taes S
then indeed. in 4 sorry pliEhs q
are Is IS pt.iea. when not eoa's''
they are Is be Congratulate
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-10-21

But wholly apart from the treaty il
self. why should the coastwise ship
ping interests have free tolls at the
expense Of the taxpayers? That is
something which nobody has ever
explained II tolls are to be collected
at al through the Panama Canal,
tnes should be collected equally from
eKerxhoa and the canal operated on
4 business basis. There is certainly
no argument in favor of exempting
the one class of American. shipping
already protected from foreign com
petition World.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-10-21

When man or woman buys soft
drink he donates a penny to his gov
eminent Now penny is very
small coin, but official records show
that consumers of soft drinks paid
during the last fiscal year $51.0O0,000
in revenue to the government
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-10-21

If we had the exclusive and soyer-
eign right under the Law to coin
money and issue paper currency and
In order to maintain their value were
empowered with authority to levy and
collect taxes from the inhabitants on
every animate and inanimate thing
in their possession and also were EN-
powered to collect duties on imports
and exports, We certainly would not
go upon the streets borrowing money
from the money changers and paying
interest on the same. knowing the
growth and power of interest from
Mr.. Chauneey DePew's recent state
ment, and when the expert account
ants made an examination Of our
books they would find the Interest
column minus. That system would
not only be more economical but il
would free us FROM any strings that
the big financiers might have attach
cd 10 u.s. That's what we woasa dc
III wo We're clothed with tIle p0gse
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-10-21

One cent mile rate has been grant
ed the veterans attending the annual
meeting in Chattanooga The trip
will be an interesting one because
there are so many places Of interest
to visit and the visitors will be shown
SO many courtesies.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-10-21

The Pope and Rawlins cases in
Jacksonville and the Fatty Ar
buckle case in California. and the IN
vestigation Of the ku Klux Khan has
pushed Lena Clark off the front page
Of the daily papers and the young
lady has ceased writing poetry and
moral essays for the press. But she
will have re'appearance.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-10-21
The Weekly Financial Press

The Weekly Financial Press ser.
says that President Harding
placed himself on record as being
IN favor of giving the roads much
"a financial assistance. Even
ansportation companies need
emit, and there is no telling
lust how much they may have to
spend when more favorable business
conditions return.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-10-21

Funds making possible the en-
ployment Of 100000 to $4,000 men
for one road building season to be
appropriated in the federal highway
soon to be passed by Congress. viii
help solve the unemployment prob
lem.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-10-21

We hold no brief for Fatty Ar
buckle but by golly we do not believe
ne is 50 much worse than the rest of
the bunch that herald III his corral
At the time Of the party Winter
Haven Chief.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-10-21

The World says that the senate
is much poorer intellectually by
Knox's death, and it was on the in
tellectual side that the senate was
already poorest The vote on the
Newberry case showed that it was
weakest on moral side.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-10-21

No one is quite hopeless bore as
the unoriginal. non-funny man who,
deep down in the well of his heart
and mind, believes that he is real
hurnorist Jacksonville Metropolis
Strained wit. whether oral or written.
is nerve-racking.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-10-21

w. ). Simmons, imperial wizard
X. K. X, says he would die before
he would consent to- be made s.ab-
solute monarch of the United
States We guess he's about right.
Orlando Reporter-Star MY, N.Y. Is
he beginning to entertain ideas Of
that sort?
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-10-21

The Houston Post says that New
berry has the best right to his seat
in the United States senate of any
other Senator he bought it and paid
for it.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-10-21

Keep the unemployed at work on
public works and it will help largely
e relieve an acute situation, restore
prosperity and add to the better
nene Of the commonwealth
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-10-21
records show that men aud

records show that men aud
are living longer than they
century ago. IS history likely
repeat itself. IS the world get
sag back TO the Methuselah epochs
men like Edison, Ford and Bur
nix, are to live as long as Methus-
ga they will make the whole world
4 adise
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-10-21

Apropos the K Il K. it looks as
though they might make out 4 ks.
against it.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-10-21

To hedge against the .e;.mi.
Of William Jennings Bryan = S. il
entering the race IN f'oI'sa u.;s.E
United States senate next sse' .-..ds
Senator Park Tranameli' pr -aiug
under Washington date llnes 80 q.
the rounds OF the press eAp'o' -.seee1
sons why Bryan would no' 80 he
in such a political move sr,,r
politicians are worryins ..z Is
Is busy on his Bible class 80 ss:.mi il
the big tourist class = <s..,oools
the coming season lalns E
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-10-21

AT least it can be said that New
berry was liberal spender
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
HELP WANTED-MALE.

| SALESMEN. HIGH CLASS, WANTED,
| TO sell materials, with expert service. for
vsntIngs s GIt,ns an ,a ana grinding ana rust pre-
ferent lines OF manufacturing are now so
served by us. and the field and the oppor-
tunities are. capable OF almost indefinite ex-
pansion. The business Is widely established.
OF long standing; our manufacturing and
selling organization 10 up to date and highest
class the goods have an envied reputation.
The opportunity (for men who can measure
| up to our standard) Is an unusual one. But
we are thus explicit as TO facts and re-
quirements because we can only high
class, capable men. possessing the proper
qualifications. and we want that none other
should apply. thus preventing waste of time
The men selected by US after interviews
and fun investigation win first be thoroughly
the character OF our service in the many
manufacturing and other lines that we reach.
Their expenses will be paid during that
time. When man goes the territory
that he is best fitted for. he will have a
sufficient weekly drawing account. and after
vapces, win receive mont monthly i,' checks % for for
balance due on monthly statements. The
business has very high average Of steady
turing plants. The future Of a capable
salesman Will be secure, with a steadily
growing income. limited only by his capacity
and efforts. But this unusual opportunity
is only for the men who can and will
measure up to it-permanently.
To meet our standard man MUST have
| C) character. and q clean record for con-
duct: CD a good record for selling; (3)
several years experience as salesman;
(D preferably training mechanical
engineer in manufacturing work, but at
least aptitude for and experience In mechani-
cal work, and ability to grasp factory
processes.
If you have these qualifcations--if you
are high class. capable man, willing to
make the effort for the sake of the evident
permanent opportunity. address US as below.
Give. In this order, name. address. age.
| whether single. family II married, educa-
| ton, whether you possess four above re-
| quirements In order named. names and ad-
| dresses OF all former employers or con-
nections. character OF service for each, with
dates and why you changed. We will write
| to no references until we know that It Is
worth while after personal interviews. Ad-
| dress US fully; all communications conf
Dental. d 1872 Herald, ESQ Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
Statesmen WANTED.


A sALARIED JOE is waiting for
you II you can fill It.
We have a hustling sales organiza-
tion which Is producing. Every man
puts In a solid days work every
single day, and every man Is paid
what he earns.
We do not pay for promises or
excuses. We dc ray for PRODUC-
TloN, and We pa- BIG.
We sell management service in
the Industrial field. We want men
who are proud of themselves and
proud Of their Jobs. We give you
a short intensive training In our
sales methods for one week. during
which you can earn real money.
The rest Is up to you.
II you want to get into an organ
ization which Is growing rapidly.
which IS substantially established.
and In which there Is a splendid OPP
portunity for promotion. come and
see US.
II we accept you as a member of
our organization, we will pay you
a starting salary of 5000 year
after the first week of training. with
every opportunity to increase Il
quickly and substantially.
Call between 0 and 10 A. NJ. 5th floor.
0 East 45th Street.
Ask for Mr.. r. v. Flicker.
Industrial Extension Institute.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
statesmen.

SALESMEN.
We looking for a few men to asso-
cfate with us in the capacity of statesmen.
We are a well-established company manu-
featuring an article of great demand. We
have grown so rapidly that It Is necessary to
Increase our production.
There Is a brilliant opportunity for the men
that get In on the ground floor. We are going
managers for these branches from the home
office force.
One thing "a particularly interesting. That
is the securities of our company. There Is
only limited number to be sold and we re-
the present. Just at this moment such an
opportunity is not rapping at the door of
every man.
In another branch OF our work handling
allied securities, men have been steadily
engaged for years. all earning incomes far
above the average.
Our work is refined and dignified. 1t gives
you the opportunity to study business condi-
good assured income on a commission basis,
and places you In a position for future
worthwhile.
am not going to talk figures here.
will lust ask you to call In for a heart-to-
is to lift yourself up to that standard OF
business and financial independence desired
by us all.
HARRY S. WOODEN. Sales Mgr.
SUITE 1919 FIatiron Building.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
HELP WANTED-MALE.
SALESMEN.
ATTENTION.

Underlying every UNUSUAL circum-
stance there In always a fundamental
REASON. The fact that during the past
fow months we have added to our Sales
men. but a TYPE OF salesman decidedly
above the average. is a most unusual
circumstance.
We give below in concise form a few
st cre REASONS that have built for US
our present Sales Organization-an Or
sanization which. we believe Is doing. In
Of business than and similar organiza-
ton In New York to-day:
1. We are not Brokers, Fiscal Agents or
Underwriters.
.. We are raising a limited amount of
capital for expansion purposes through
our OWN Financial Department.
8. The men who are assisting US in
raising this capital are in training for
executive MERCHANDISING positions
In THIS corporation.
4. We are building a National Sales Or
ganization for the marketing of meri-
torious American "specialties."
8. The extensive advertising campaign
back of our first product-introduced
few months ago-has already hung
up a RECORD for quick distribution,
and has been OF tremendous assistance
In increasing the commissions of the
statesmen of our Financial Depart
ment.
9. The statement of the President of one
OF the largest Laboratories in the
United States that he did not recall
any article or product which had ever
come to his Laboratory that pos
sessed the possibilities of another of
our "specialties.''
= rrha tact +h,. 81 49, r,;ro,x.r..o -
leading well-Snown New York busi-
ness men whose names lend instant
CONFIDENCE in the opportunity we
are offering.
s. The fact that our products can be
DEMONSTRATED on a prospects
desk and that the NATIONAL DE-
MAND and REPEAT MARKET for
the products are instantly apparent.
0. The PROVEN short Course of Instruc-
tion which has and Is turning men
with no previous selling experience
into PRODUCERS in few days
time.
10. The opportunity 70 make large earn
ings while qualifying" for the per-
manent MERCHANDISING positions
awaiting every man on our Sales
Force who makes good
The time 10 form a connection with any
Corporation Is while II is In its infancy
and GROW WITH 1T. We are growing
rapidly--and need many MEN to carry
out the extensive future programme
of this Corporation. These men are 10 be
secured from OUR OWN FINANCIAL
DEPARTMENT.
II YOU have the vision to interpret the
potential possibilities In the combination
of RIGHT PRODUCTS, RIGHT MAN
AGEMENT and UNLIMITED MARKET
we extend to you through this advertise
ment an invitation to join one Of the
fastest growing Sales Organizations In
New York City. to form an association
with a group Of well-known New York
business men, and to make earnings
which are limited only by your own
ability.
A demonstration of the two truly revo-
lutionary products we are marketing and
full details regarding the opportunity we
have to offer will be given In our Audi
torium
Tomorrow. (Monday)-2:00 p. M.
A short time spent with us at this
meeting may prove to our mutual ad-
vantage.
KENDALL PRODUCTS CORPORATION.
10th Floor.
TOO Sixth Avenue CBet. 4oth and 41st sts.)
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
statesmen.

How can you be expected to
Judge my sincerity or the value
OF an opening with my company
by the wording OF an ad? I
have seen clever advertising
men with the most alluring
copy for poor propositions. and
so have you.
don't pretend to be able to
write copy" but / know what
i have to offer q real salesman
In comparison with any other
proposition In New York City,
bar mono. and all / want Is the
opportunity for a face to face
talk with a real salesman.
don't care what he has been
selling so long as he has met
with success and has been long
enough In the game to have had
the burrs knocked off. II he
can show me personality. sales
ability and a willingness for
hard work I will defy any other
concern to take him away from
me. am prepared to guaran-
tee the everlasting future OF the
man who will deliver the goods
for me In the selling end OF the
business. Put yourself in my
shoes. You know the kind Of a
man I am looking for. If you
fit. then by all means give me
a chance to talk with you.
Never mind what you are to
sell. It's clean, dignified and
a big money maker right now.
1t was born with success and is
the livest proposition to-day in
New York City or vicinity.
IL you have that quality in
you which makes for business
success you won't pass this up.
but will invest one hour of your
time for heart to heart talk.
Address d 1S1 Herald. 2S0
Bway.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
HELP wANTED-MALE.
s A L e S NJ E N.

Again we give you the opportsxkU of con-
Meeting with the building boom q 1922
ten billion dollar market movement which
win sweep the country and solve the pres
ent housing crisis.
Secretary Hoover says we need 1.200, 900
houses. At an average of $4,000 each YOU
can figure what that means. Now add the
value OF land and furnishings and you can
IVA fa- yourself why we are optimistic.
We are manufacturers OF spruce, pine and
birch lumber. We millions OF feet Of
standing timber in NEWFOUNDLAND. right
on the Gulf OF st. Lawrence-131 900 acres
OF crown lands held on leases granted by
the Dominion Government for long periods OF
years AT VERY LOW RENTALS. We have
two saw mills and all necessary logging
equipment.
The trade journal LUMBER" states that
75 per cent. OF the lumber brought to this
market Is rail hauled. paying the present
excessive freight rates. We ship by water
from our mills to New York-that IS one
reason why we selling lumber at 33 1-3
off the present retail price. We are mar
keting our material TO tho consumer direct
.DoMINIoN SPRUCE FROM FOREST TO
FAMILY"
We are also interested In the development
OF one OF the greatest pulp paper and power
projects in the world and in the establish
ing of the industrial and commercial city
which English and American capitalists will
found in connection with the great basic in
dustries OF paper making. steel smelling and
electrolytic copper production.
We need capable statesmen. Our PROPOSE
a.
IS carefully covered In our printed matter.
that no lengthy lectures are necessary. We
are not running school of saiesmanship
and have no time for theorizing-we are
hooked on TO ten billion dollar market
movement on the upswing and are moving
fast.
II you appreciate good live leads. know
how to follow them up with profit to your
self and your employers. call at 10 A. M. or
80 p. M. daily this week.
II you can't call. phone or write for our
printed matter.
No "cold turkey"
Ask for Mr.. W. F. Tuerk!
BELLE ISLE LUMBER COMPANY,
soa Loew Building.
4Sth St. and Broadway.
TELEPHONE BRYANT osss.
r
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

SALESMAN-A high grade financial In
etttution requires a reliable bond sales
In his community, who has sufficient
personality and confidence In himself to
follow UP leads well established; this
man to acquire a large income from
selling high grade foreign securities.
WE START YOU WITH A DRAW
ING ACCOUNT AND ATTRACTIVE
COMMISSION. APPLY MONDAY. BE-
FORE II NJ, MANAGER FOREIGN
DEPARTMENT, THIRD FLOOR. 1S7
BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
SALESMAN.
REPRESENTATIVES,.

An exceptional opportunity is offered
or who are familiar with the distribution
OF high grade financial securities. They
VIII bs associated with members Of the
firm In the expansion of what Is un-
doubted1y destined TO be one OF the larrest
municipal and corporation bond houses
IN tho United States. This Corporation
Is now operating under a service plan
which makes direct appeal to the most
conservative bond buyers. The average
salesman Will not meet our requirements
and to qualify man must have an entree
at the present time to a comprehensive
group OF business men and investors OF
standing. The connection Is permanent
and requires men capable OF earnine
$4,000 or more annually. Write, stat
Ing fully past experience, or phone Worth
2495 for appointment. o $50 Herald, ESQ
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
sALEssrEN.

We want men who can develop into
branch managers to sell sound divi-
dend paying securities; our offerings
are gilt-edge.
II you want a future with large
money making possibilities where you
can grow selling securities to people
who viii thoroughly appreciate tho
safety OF their Investments and good
profits. for interview address. In con-
fidence. r. o. Box 34s. City Hall Sta
tion.