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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-11

Mr.. Ishii said he does not know
whether the eight japanese farmers
who have already purchased land will
sell
The statement issued by Mr.. Ishll
follows:
when Mr.. Yamadn of Los Angeles
was In the Rio Grande Valley the early
part Of September. 1920. accompanied
by a party OF eight Japanese farmers.
they looked over several tracts of lanl
which were for sale and stayed In the
valley for several days. There was 10
sign or evidence whatsoever that tho
citizens of the valley did not want them
To settle there. TN the contrary. they
were treated with such fairness and
courtesy that they determined 10 huy
small tract of land near Harlingen
rather than 40 10 Louisiana. Florida.
Mississippi or other states which
wanted them as settlers. Accordingly,
on September .. 1890. an option for
the purchase of about ss3 acres was
made with MIR. v. Bishop nj Hariingen.
This never was intended % be n large
colonization project and neither. Mr..
Yamada nor anyone else that know u
desires To buy any more land IN the
Rio Grande valley or elsewhere IN
Texas. Mr. Yamada simply bought
ga acres. and u was contemplated
that about eight families would move
there and cultivate the soil scientiii.
cally. raising garden truck. citruz
fruits and certain other vegetables
]
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-11
AMERICAN LABORER.
TO Be PROTECTED.
SHOULD BE GIVEN EQUAL Pro.
TECTDN WITH TARIFF
LAWS.
by Associated Press.


WASHINGTON. Jan. iO.-Protection
for the American laborer from foreign
imports" ON an equal with the pro-
lection accorded American products by
tariff laws. was asked Of the senate
immigration committee today ~ Frank
Morrison. secretary oi the American
Federation pf labor. Alr. Morrison
added that the position Of the fedora.
ton was that Of straightout protec.
tion without any reservation Tor a 10
riod OF two years. from alien labor.
We object" said Mr. Morrison. 10
throwing the doors wide open. flooding
the American labor market with cheap
European labor and denying the
American workers the same protection
you .lve his products under the tariff
laws"
Tn. federation secretary told the
committee that REPORTS Just receiv ID
from labor officials In lil cities
showed the total number Of uncm.
ployed In those places to be i.sis.2i9
anu hAiu nv Hoatu uNt uaIt fHtllihNo
what the total Of all cities would
show
Figures were submitted BY Mr.. Nor.
rison showing tho unemployed IN
Greater New York 10 be 100000. De
troit $50. 900. Philadelphia 23b. 900. Hal.
tlmore 10000. Chicago 100000. cievc.
uand iis.s0o. ~. Louis 10000. Boston
0.OO0. Milwaukee 10000 san Fran.
cisco $4,000. Seattle 5000 and Pittsburs
10000. ....
II 10 a high crime" Mr.. Morrison
said. for any man In the face of these
figures 20 advocate the bringing Of
millions of men from Europe and add
them TO the number 81 unemployed nj.
ready here. The flood II ready To come.
Official figures of the labor depart.
ment show that i0i 900 came In Oct ,
Der and 10000 IN November. Eliml
hating those who returned to Europe
these figures would mean n net imfnl
grafton Of 7ss.oo9 year"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-11
Cardinal Much BETTER.
nv Asaoei.t.a pr...

BALTIMORE. Md. Jan. lo-cardinal
Gibbons while In a reclining chair IN
HE study today had an attack of faint.
ness from which h. soon rallied Later
be- had another similar attack of weak.
ness Tonight Dr O'Donovan. his phv.
sician. said his condition was improved
and that there was no cause for alarm
The Doctor said the cardinal was not
gaining strength rapidly bu, that his
general condition was not serious. A.
the cardinals residence I, was stated
by members Of the household that h.
had been been cheerful during the day
despite ihe two fainting spells and that
he probably overtaScd hts strength yes
ier,iay and to-day AZ n late hour he
WAS reported to he sleeping peacefully
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-11
Immigrants WILL Lose LARGE p4
.AM0UNTSlF NOT ALLOWED T0SELL
Immediately. AGENTS Declare

0-D pcs- ~
In a
II
n millionaire
b. Of the land
lie the total holdings the valley 23
ali d which sold japanese by Sir Yanada following visit
n
advised members the American
their hotel until they made ready depart This
received San Antonio ana telegram dispatched
lln !inflngen
lshn linfingen
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-11
AUTOMOBILE SHOW.
To Be FIN AN CE D.
~ SI>EsS MEN ~ ~ WHOLE
Rt,Dy TO gIvE FINANCIAL
SIPPORT.

Ken enthusiasm marked tho roc.
ullr weekly dinner of the Amarillo.
Panhandle Automotiv" Association nt
IN" il"iel Amarillo Monday evening.
when tn following i-ntativ" budget
of cSp"ns' waa approv"d. ~ per reports
~ the various committees having IN
charge d"iartmcntally. the on-coming
autoinohile.sivle show 90 he given con.
ts'frently with the Buyers and Sellers
annual convention February %. % and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-11
DOCTORS MEET IN
BUSINESS SESSION

The Potter County Medical associa.
ton held its regular session las, night
with the following In attendance: Drs.
]. J. Crume. 4. A. Johnston. !. Rasco.
d. NJ. Stewart. A. II. Lindsey. Roy
Vineyard. W. ". Flamm. 4. =. Lump
kin. =. N. Bennett. X. ID. Gist. W. u.
Askew. A. j. Caldwell. a. T.. wlnsctt.
Richard Keys, u. =. Killough. J. ".
wrather. u. NJ. Puckett. y. NJ. Wils"n.
George T. Thomas. and others.
A paper on cancer. Its cause and
rcatment. was read hy Dr. T. ~. Ben
nett. and was favorahly discussed hS
those present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-11
LORD MAYOR CORK
MAY Be DEPORTED
PASSPORT RESTRICTIONS wIIL
NOT BE WAIVED ~ STATE
DEPARTMENT.
By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Jan. I0.--paHsport
rcs,ric,ions will mo, h. wniyed bv ,he
-. s..,.., =, -,
"'"" "''' WV ~ " I'"' 'u -'''
10 the Ihit"d states m Daniel ocalIn'
CHAN. lord mayor u Cork. who on his
arrival last we.k nj Nevpmt New.
49,. . .,o....,.,, -, ,,... -,
80 '''- ""'' -
WIS temporarily sani'tro ON par"'e o5
order Of the labor department.
The state departments decision an
nounced to-day by acting Secretary
Davis, brought forth the assertion b.
labor department officials that JuriS
diciion In the case Still rested sxclu.
Hively with the secretary " hlnr. This
indicated a continuation of this contro.
versy between the two departments
which has been more Of less apparent
ever since the landing of the lufd
mayor on American soil
Secretary Davis. IN making hls an.
nounccment. Haid he coscurred In the
opinion of the solicitor of his depart
ment. an forwarded 10 him to-day, that
there was no reason 60 make an ex.
ception In the case Of O'Callaghnn N
regards admission without a psssport
lie said he was communicating his de.
clslon to Secretary n Labor Wilson
and added the intlmation that his d..
partment acting und,r the war time
powers given the president 20 regulate
, the entry of aliens might recommend
I that the denarfment of justi.a be- called
upon "a dspnrt the Irish mayor.
/ Labor department officials nasrrted
/ that Secretary Wilson did not recog.
nige that the case of O'Callaghan hnd
yet come within Jurisdiction of the state
department inasmuch as ne had no,
formally referred II a. Secretary Davis.
Secretary Wilson had not hegun his
consideration of the case todaN and
u was said that he wouli not take h
under adviscm.nt untIl n nad come Il
him through the regular channeis o
the department AZ the state depart
ment Il was said delay of the s-rre
tary of labr On rendering decision
after having paroled ocaiiaghan wouls
permit the lord mayor to accomplish
his mission 0f icstlfying before tn,
commission frum the committee Of one
hundred investigating the Irish qlIes
tion. regardless Of whether he may ID
eventually deported.
Officials of the labor department de
ciarcd that should the Secretary II
Labor find OCAihghan inadmissabls
TO the United States IN ,mmlgratiou
grounds Il would no, b. isecss4ary for
the Secretary TO refer the Waiying II
passports restrictions To the state de
partment. should the secretary find
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-11

~ Associated Pres.
HOUSTON. Texas. Ian. i0.--whep
the Associated Press dispatch from
Washington stating tina, the Federal
Trade Commission had filed with the
Calder Senate Committee ON housing
and reconstruction n report on the
practices of the lumber industry was
shown to John ~. kirbey. president
of the National Lumber Manufacture
ers'- Association he declared the NJ.
tack "untruihful and unwarrantcd "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-11
ny Assccs,sd Press.
Austin. Texas. ian. lo.-Final APP

provai ~ the public utilities 20 he
presented In the Leg'sla,ur" was giv-
IN today by the guyeTuor's committee
appointed 60 draft the measure After
considerable debate q clause was In
sorted which provides that any pub
llc service corporation violating rcgu.
lations 81 the hill can be- forced into
recrivership within ten days owing
20 order OF the railroad commission.
An effort o. abolish the CLAUSE re-
auiring n certificate " convenience
and necessity from the railroad com.
mission before a city may establish
a municipal plant. was defeated.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-11
WEATHER

West Texas: Tuesday. rain In south.
rain W snow In north portion. exccp,
snow In the Panhandle colder In north
and west portion: "Wednesday. probably
fair. colder In southeast portion. cot
tinued cold In north and west portion.
Temperature by hours at Amarillo
Yesterday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-11
JAP ANESE FARMERS NOT WANTED IN THIS STATE
ULTIMATE DISASTER TO AMARILLO
IS CERTAIN IF A BETTER WATER
SUPPLY NOT SOON SECURED-CLEGG


and
steadily D.
a
Engineers Club held a the H.
stated that disaster could be deferred by
wells
the evil that
he
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-11
ny Associated Press.
HAN ANTONIO, Texas, Jan. 10

Approximately 5000 In United
States government bonds and $4,000
In cash were stolen from the First
National Bank and the State Rank
~ Hondo. 10 miles west of San An.
tonic. early Sunday morning. as.ord.
ing to information received In San
Antonio today The vault of tho
state Rank was wrecked by nm es.
ploslon that tore open the front door.
Deposit boxes were bent ana twisted
ard until an accounting " made the
exact Amount of money taken wi"
not be known.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-11
ny Associated Press.
AUSTIN, Texas, ian. l0.-A biii

AUSTIN. Texas. Jan. io.-A bili
carrying an appropriation of $4,000 10
he given to Hen Perry. a negro who
served eight wears In the peni,en'
tiary and WAS liberated when another
negro confessed 10 the crime for
which he was sentenced. viii he In.
troduc.d into the ohuse of representa-
lives by Representative John Davis.
- Dallas Reprcseniativ" Davis said
that he did not know Perry but that
as . simple ac, ~ justice he should
be compensated for the time be was
kept In penal serviiude."
a negro named BroSn. Just before
being hanged In Dallas for an
other crime. confessed 10 the crime
Perry was supposed 20 have cor
mittel.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-11
OUR TRAFFIC RATES.

= uarl,n Palmer. of the traffic
= sen.r,ment Of the Board q city
Q pcyslopmcnt has submitted to the
. Iocai railroads ieiterin which he
= asks ,ha, the railroads reduce pas
a srnrrr rates on round srirs To Am'
a artllo during the Buyers and sell
= srs convention and the Automobile
. and Style show.
4 Tn. territory In which Mr., Pat
. mer asks for rcauced rates Is APP
= prcsimatrly five hundred miles ac'
y sross. And viii include Albuqucr'
4 Que. n. NJ. swee,water and tt'
y worth. Tcxas. Denver Colo
~ Kansns city. Mo. oklahoma Ciiy'
= OKLA. ana all Intermediary points
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-11
q . a = . . = = y Z
OBREGON's RULING.
.pccial to The Ne&s.

D Special 90 The News.
B WASHINGTON. Jan. io.-Prcs. I
. idcnt Obregons law TO prohibit I
. Mexican iatorers from entering I
. the southwestern states unless I
. they rcccive the same wages AZ
. American laborcrs IN those states.
. as reported here today TO Texas
. congresSmcn. will not affect. IN
. any way. the clause in the emer'
. gncy immigration hal. now under
. consideration by the senate immi'
. grafton committee. which VIII ad'
. nit MeNicans TO the border states
. under a waiver of the head tax
. ans iitrracy tax.
Q Members OF the committee said
q today that the reported ohregon
. law - purely a Mexican affair.
Q with which the committee he's
Q nathing % DO.
n n u Il n q a = = = j
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-11
Rniertaipers Committee.

rerorting sor the entertainment rom
tnlttee Chairman Jack Rogers stated
'hrt entertainers have been secured. and
h. is convinced nothing letter has ever
teen secn In all the southwest than that
vhlrh will BE- offered here during the
how The work of this committee has
h..n ~ strenuous and trying char
acirr. owing a. IN" negotiations with
such 2 larg" number of musicisns' and
entertainers agencies. Some ~ the Of
fcringS ranged we'll into the thousands
e dollars hut the selection WIS finally
made ou, of consideration ~ the quail
~ and range of music and enteriain'
ment offered. Contracts are expected
Ia he CLOSED this we,i; on all e the mum.
hers covered by Mr. Rogers COMMITTEES.
The informal report of the publicity
committee was rendered by loo l.. fop'
q Tn. News. acting chairman. who suR'
sestei IN" use of windshield siirkers
display card hangers ana posters This
-epcrt wls supplemented by statements
and assurances % support from n. u
Nichols. q. l.. Hardy. r y. johnson II
the Tribune.
W &. Irwin. chairman ~ the finance
committee stated that IN the iight q, ih'
reports of the other committees. his or
sanlzaiion would &C., together and start
something" right away In the light 81
this statement " may be Inferred that
Mr. Irwin viii have something both def
mite ard Interesting 90 report ~ To- III
yaium. of finance Tor the support oi
the show. nj the weekly dinner nes'
Monday evening
In connection with the reports Il III"
committees Mr.. Roos iook occasion to
CCnn,inued on page twol
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-11

Forecast. Colder Tuesday
'Inicrpolatcd. Instrument cut Of or.
der.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-11
Total Ier,inai~n


wv FNNA - wv"
ercgntc amount required for the show.
as rer committe. estimates there ~.
mains miscellaneous sundry expense
Of which no detailed statement could he
made. and whore maNlmum inclusion
mny be- expected 10 incrtnsc the whole
to approximately 100000.
In this conncciion. each 81 the com.
mlitee heads expressed confidence IN
the success ~ tho show NJ nm exposition.
ni and Rcttogether enterprise. and alsn
ihat Il win he possessed ~ ample di.
rect financial returns to more than rr
nay all participants Reports called for
hy acting president I'D Ross were rend.
cred f'r IN" committees by the follow
Ing:
Arrangements. u. y Johns. chairman.
v.ho stated that everything within thc
iurisuciiun ~ his canmitter is In eS.
ccllent condition. aud the limited space
available for exhibitors. n one of th'
mngt troublesome features. The com.
mittee finds thst It's space must be-
res, rived for automobile dealers. mer.
chr nts and accessory men. though many
others have applied for room.
Fred =. ounile. chairman ~ the dec
orstions committee declared ihat he has
found the hearticst support end cooper
riiun from the merchants ~ Amarillo
All of the decorative merchandise is q
be- secured NJ actual cost. Mr. Quau'
aid In % far a. support and supply
~ desirable materials from the Amn
lilo merchants are concerned. We rould
set up worlds fair herr. Nothing
win De- hacking In our line. when tho
dates Tor the show arrives"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-11
LATE NEWS
BULLETINS


KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Jan. i0.-The
American Legion here today offered
the services II its 5000 members TO
John Ranson and John IIalpin. police
commissioners. In an effort 90 stop
the crime wave which prevails. No
suggestions were made In the resolu.
iion. which accompanied the offer.
10 how the legion might cooperate
with the police.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-11
Humidity Data.

Highest YESTERDAY. n: lowest. a.
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Continued on PAGE
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-15
ENJOYABLE SHOW
At HIRP8lR0ME
Murphy Love Hunters
Are All IN Most Ex-
ceilent Form

The repeat Engagement OF Muir.
ph5s Love Hunters at the Hippo.
drome this week promises to be
quite succea ul Judging from the
sttendance that marked the first
Two day And really, Murphy has
an eniosahle hpw. He always has.
folks who follow pretty closely
Hlppodtonia programs will readily
remember he older members OF
the compatiy3 Joe Williams, who
has a hlgh tenor voice into which
he puts y1npathy instead OF power
and gets nice effect in such num-
befs as There's d Vacant Chan
al Home Sweet Home and "a Pal
Like Yong
LeH West who also calls Fair
mont engagements old home week
Tor him doubled in novelty
long and dance bit that smacks OF
clnss With Williams (Joe, not
Bertl Zoe Barrett a young chap
with good voice and possessing ex.
ceilent stage appearance is well
lifted sfor introducing charmlnb
Vera Blair Stanly as Miss Man
haftan In which the chorus sing.
ing IS clear over and above any
heard Il the Hipp since Murphy
was here the early part OF the sea.
SON. Barrett and Miss Stanly are
aiso heard To excellent advantage
in q musical medley which intro
duces such numbers as "Alexan.
der Rasttme Band and kiss
Ne, The latter a fayorlte that new.
y viii tire one!
Elmer Gohty, who is new 10 Hip
patrons and the style OF comic
that goes here, has d way Of put.
ting lines over that wins. His mon
9iogue contains some worked over
mateffai but he handed It out in
q style that gas original and unique
with The result that 1t gets as big
laughs Is the new dope. He Is al.
ways able To make the most OF the
situation q he did several times
Monday night when the Italian cele.
hration almost drowned him and
other members of the company.
The next time we see Goudy, It will
GNHN4 49, 4aF
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-15

numbers that Murphy has used be
fore, but Il q d good one, and il
well worth retaining. Costumes
and stage settings an are In keep.
ing With the general character OF
the production. while the chorus
|Btngs and dances wei and Is fair
to look upon.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-15
lALL DAY sERvIcE.

The Salt Lick Sunday school ts
going to have an all day service
Sunday, June 10, at Dr.. Hamilton's
grove at Salt Lick.
There viii be baptiztng in the
afternoon and a program for the
night Everyone Is invited. Bring
full baskets and enjoy the day.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-15
Seuffers and Sandals
81 PAIR

This lot Of Children's Footwear is placed on sale In
response 20. the urgent, requests Of numerous OF our patrons
who were unable 10 attend last, weeks Dollar Days Sale.
They are remarkably good Shoes for young Sfolks-snhade
Of. solid, leather, on d comfortable last with stitched down
soles. Sizes 3 In infant's 70 q In RreMn ehilaFen'a.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-15
Notes and PersonaIs

Mrs. Andrew Duling Of Western
port, Nd, who has been hare for the
past week the guest Of her daughter
Mrs. James Mccain has returned to
her home.
The Monongah Bible class will
meet this evening at 1880 at the N.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-15

be in Klaw & Erlanger production
as he is already signed with them
for the coming season.
Miss Stanly is a charming lady,
sings very well, and has a person.
ality that made friends for her the
first day of the engagement. West
and Harris have a neat singing and.
dancing act that stopped the show
last night.
The curtain goes down on the
familiar bridal scene, using the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-15
Yard Wide PereaIes,
New Goods. I Yards for

Standard quality, full yard wide. This grade
is known as 81 square count. In the assortment
we offer a full range OF. both light and dark pat
terms. You will know it is an unusual bargain.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-15

Quoted Il the u. r. church here yes
Nterday 81 Z O'Clock BY Rev mccoy.
after which finternent Vas made IN
Woodlawn cemetery BY r. q Cum
bingham
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-15

70 spend 4 lev weeks vacation yis
Attng with his mother and other rel
attyes.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-15

G. e Martin has returned from a
"trip TO Mt Lake Park, where he
spent the weekend visiting friends.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-15
Visiting Psrentsl

Joe Mike of Morgantown fs here
visiting with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Mike.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-15
Mrs. sssrHoms

Mrs. Max Bear has returned to
her home here after a ten days Wis.
II with friends In Baltimore.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-15

Or. Louis L. Seaman, New York
physician through 60 years old and
veteran Of eight wars has applied
for admission to the citizens mill
tary training camp to be held %
Plattsburg, n. Y, Aug 2 to Sept. 9.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-15

Funeral Of Lille Cain
The funeral services Of Lille Cain
daughter Of ]. W. Cain was cop-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-15

oannons were first used IN Tie
early part Of he 14th century.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-10
Notios to Non- ReeIdent

Notce Co Nom -Kesident The State of Alabama. Jefferson County,
 Circuit Court
 Attachment Dr. A. Eubank, plaintiff. vs. F. H. Roy, defendant
 Whereas, Dr. A. Eubank as plaintiff in sad cause. has obtained an attachment out of this court issued on. to-wit.: Third day Of May, 1921, against the estate of the said defendant, E. II. Roy, which at tachment has been levied upon the fol- towing described as the property of said defendant. to o-wit.:
 All of the stock, shares, interest or hold ings of the defendant in the International Moving Picture Film company, cor poration, and whereas, 1t appears that the said Fl H. Roy. defendant as aforesaid. Is non-reStdent of the state of Alabama and resides No. sl3 Independent Life Building, Nashville, Tenn
 Now. therefore, the said E. H. Roy. wherever he may reside, is hereby notified Of the levy and pendency of said att tachment.
 Witness my hand this zsth day of May. 1921
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-10
EMPLOYMENT SALKsNfEN WANTED
SECURITY sALEsMEN

WANTED. MEN ACCUSTOMED TO CALLING ON PEOPLE IN ALL WALKS OF LIFE: NO DRoNEs NEED APPLY. TO THOSE DESIRING RE MuNERArTvE RETURNS FOR RE SUITS A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY IS OFFERED TO CONNECT WITH A LOCAL COMPANY WHOSE sEcUR1- TIKs ARE MEETING WITH QUICK ABSORPTION BY THE PUBLIC. LIVE WIRES AND HIGH PRESSURE MEN ARE WHAT WE DESIRE AD- DRESS o. |. MEYER, l11a lst AVE, BIRMINGHAM. ALA.