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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-12
AARON RDSENTHALL
TO OPEN NEW STORE
Announcement Of Purpose is
Made Today; Location at
No. II w. Vine St.

Announcement was made today by
Mr.. Aaron Rosenthall that he has dis
posed Of his interests in the Rosen-
thall company and is retiring as
member of the company and also as
secretary-treasurer.
Mr. Rosenthall has been identified
with the Rosenthall store for As years
and is one of the Oldest business men
in Mt. Vernon from the standpoint OF
active business. 1t will be pleasing
to his friends to learn that he is not
| retiring permanently from the busi-
ness life of Mt. Vernon but plans to
| open his own retail clothing store
about August 1. Mr.. Rosenthall has
leased the room at No. II West Vine
street, Immediately opposite the Vine
theatre, where he plans to install
line of clothing and mems accessories.
His plans still are more or less in the
, tentative or formative stage and will
be announced more fully later.
Mr.. Rosenthall is we'll known to the
buying community that does its shop
ping and merchandising in Mt. Yer.
non as a careful and conservative
merchant, whose advice and sugges-
tions as to qualities and values may
be safely followed. He has had for
some time the desire and the pur-
pose to engage in business independ-
emily and, finding favorable oppor-
tunity at this time decided to en-
brace it and has SO announced ac-
cOrdingly.
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KNIGHTS OF MACCABEES
INSTALL new OFFICERS

At regular review Of the local
lodge of Maccabees in their lodge
quarters, corner OF South Main and
Vine streets. Friday evening. the fol.
lowing officers we're installed for the
ensuing term OF six months:
Past Commander-R p. Edmister
Commander-Edw. Calkins.
1t. Commander-Ray Humes.
Serg.-Jos. Wachtler.
Chaplain-S. r. Barton.
Master Of Arms-Harold Buchanan
First Master Of Guards Samuel
McFeeders.
Second Master. OF Guards-Hugh
Lauderbaugh.
Sentinel-George Fuller.
Picket-Ross Durbin.
Past Commander C. E. Purdy per
formed the installation ceremony, as
sisted by Sir knight A. 1. Simpkins as
valet.
After the meeting was over an oil,
fashioned euchre party was participat
ed in until late hour which wal
greatly enjoyed by all.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-12
ARREST CULu|SON ON
PATERNITY CHARGE
Defendant Brought To This
City From Ashland To An
swer To The Charge

Deputy Sheriff Oliver M. Walker
arrested Harry Cullison on paterni'
ty charge in Ashland, Ohio, Friday af-
ternoon. He was brought to Mt. Ver-
non this morning and placed in the
county Jail to await examination be-
fore Magistrate George S. Harter.
The affidavit against Cullison was
sworn to by Miss Alma Jones Of Jack
son township. Cullison is also resi-
dent of Jackson township. it is said
~Cullison Was held under a $500
bond by Squire Harter Saturday
morning for his appearance Wednes-
day morning, July Is, at 0 o'clock.
Cullison gave bond Saturday morning
and was released from Jail.
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KNOX co. CLUBS WILL
ENTER COMPETITION

Plans are being worked out for the
boys and girls clubs of Knox county
to participate in the competitions to
be offered at the state fair at Colum-
bus August 29.September 3.
For these competitions the fair man.
agement is offering prizes valued at
$5,575. These are for pigs, beef cat
tie, dairy cattle, poultry. clothing and
food clubs. There will be canning
demonstrations also for girls.
Another feature that will be Of in.
terest and inviting competition will
be the state wide judging contest the
prizes offered aggregating $500.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-12

In the building were a number Of
furnaces and other property OF the
Super Heating Boiler & Furnace Co
G. @. Snow of the Snow Plumbing &
Heating Co. had some radiation stor.
ed in the building.
The loss is estimated at approx.
mately 100000. 1t is understood to
be covered by insurance that had
been renewed but recently by Recciv.
er Arnold.
Some comical tales have been told
today Of sights seen by citizens COM
ing to the scene of the fire in all
stages Of dishabile.
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ant was placed In the county jail TO
await = Nearing before Magistrate
George 8. Hsrter. Parsons has been
working in Cievland, so It Is claim.
ed.
When arrsigned before Squire Har.
ter Saturday morning. Parsons waiv-
ed examination and was bound over
to the grand Jury. In default Of bond
in the sum Of 5000 he was sent back
to the county jail.
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MRS. MARTHA SAILOR
CLAIMED BY DEATH

Mrs. Martha Ann Sailor, aged rs
years, died at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Walter Fawcett, east Of
Gambler, Friday evening at o'clock
Death was due to old age and compli-
cations.
One daughter survives, Mrs. Faw-
cett, with whom she had made her
home since the death of her husband.
The funeral will occur at st. Johns
church Sunday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. Burial in ST. Johns GENE.
terry ,k .fA
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the old state board Of motion picture
censors, was named chief of the new
division of film censorship in the de-
partment of education Thursday.
The appointment was announced by
Director of Education Riegel. The
salary is $4,000. Two assistants al
$500 each are not to be named for
several weeks yet
Mrs. Snow was the only Republican
member of the old board.
A nonsalaried board of three mem
bers is to be named by the governor
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FREDER|CKTOWN:

w. e. Edwards was In Pittsburgh
Tuesday and Wednesday on business.
Jay Adams was confined to the
house the past week with quinsy.-
Mrs. j. r. Wilson spent the FoGrth
in Granville. -
Mike James, who has been home
from Mansfield on the sick list, is i'm.
proving. -
Ann Hill chapter, o. e. S., was in.
spected by the worthy grand matron,
Olga Glasier, of Cleveland, and Dep
uty Wells of Newark Friday evening.
Refreshments were served.
Dwight Irwin and wife of Greenville
are guests in the family of w. E.
Blackford.
Fearfully hot weather to sit in
prayer meeting, but here would have
to be an overflow of mercury to keep
some people away from feed.
A son was born to G. M. Kane and
wife of Cleveland on the Fourth. Mr..
and Mrs. Kane are former residents
of this place, where he operated a
milk route.
| Mrs. D. NJ. Brumbach and son Hen,
ry are spending the week with Ply
mouth relatives.
The Holy Rollers are holding meet
ings in the township house this week
| w. Z. Edwards and family spent
the first of the week at Bruno.
Estey Wilgus of Columbus was the
guest of his mother here, Mrs. Rose
I.eedy, the first of the week.
Albrt H. Fox and family spent Sun
day and Monday at Johnstown Visit
ing friends.
Mrs. William Reep, who was recent
ly operated upon for goitre, still i'm
proves.
Miss Carrie Ricketts, Of Medina, N
I y, was the guest of M. P. Howes ant
wife part of last week and this
Miss Ricketts, will be remembered a
having been at the head of the norma
school here several years ago, thu
school having been held in the Ma
sonic building.
Raymond Stockdale CT Akron wa
the guest Of his parents. Rev. G. E
. Stockdale and wife,, over Sunday.
A gold-headed umbrella and baby
gold ring await owners at the higl
school building
The attendance at the vacation B
BILE school is increasing in attendance
there being about 100 enrolled at pres
ent.
Misses Ruth and Dorothy Johnso
} of Columbus are the guests of thei
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eliza
Johnson. They will be remembers
: as the children of G. Johnson an
wife, both of whom are dead.
Ralph Duke and wife of Mansfiel
are the guests of Clayton Faulk an
. wife this week.
Edward Lewis has rented the room
formerly occupied by Miss Virg
Coulter on West College street an
; will open musical and art shop. Mr.
Lewis will be in charge.
, Arch L.. Beal is able to be out o
the street again after two week.
illness. Arch says he only gets a vi
ton when he is sick.
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Leave Sunday
Eor Camn

Leave Sunday
For Camp
The members of the Mohican Camp
Fire Girls will leave Sunday for Rog.
ers Lake to remain in camp a week.
The girls will be chaperoned by Mr..
and Mrs. Matthews.
The following girls will compose
the party Misses Lucille Gleason.
Thelma Lucas, Eloise Scott, Ruth
Green, Dorothy Mendenhall, Dorothy
Magill, Gladys Myers, Irene Baker,
Irene Boerstler, Wanda Thomas. Al
ice Farmer. Eleanor Worley. Nellie
Niece, Naomi Swigart and Miss Mar.
guerite Lucas, a guest.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-12
Cociety
~ Notes
Cleaners Glass
Gives Lawn Fete

Cleaners Glass
Gives Lawn Fete
The Cleaners class OF the Beulah
church entertained with lawn fete
Friday evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Clinton Mckinley, near
Bangs. Over 100 persons. members
Of the Sunday school and the church
congregation. wero the classs guests
during the evening. :.
A delightful time was spent In mu-
sic and games, and ice cream and
cake were served.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-12
ARRESTED
FOR SUPPORT
Sheriff Lytle Makes An Ar.
rest In Cleveland; Pris-
oner Brought Here

Sheriff 3. H. Lytle returned from
Cleveland this morning, bringing with
him Asa Parsons wanted here on
charge of non-support. The affidavit
against Parsons was sworn to by his
wife, Lulu M. Parsons. The defend
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-12
GET NEW CONTRACT

A contract for the re-wiring of the
New Knox National Bank was award
ed the Knecht-Feeney Electric Coz,
Friday afternoon. Work will start
Immediately.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-12

file his petition in error In the 81.
preme court Of Ohio, according to
word received by Clerk Of Courts w.
G. Burris Friday morning. Robinson
was convicted on a charge OF bootleg.
ging and was fined 5000 and costs by
a justice OF the peace. lie carried his
case to the common pleas court and
court of appeals, and then attempted
to reach the supreme court, but his
motion was ovcrruled.
o
Real Estate Transfers-
Mayor OF Mt. Vernon to Joseph
wonger, cemetery lot, 1926.
Elizabeth Kildun and others to
Walter s. Sapp, parcel in city, 81.
Belle Clutter to Bessie Pugh, par.
Gel in city, 81.
The case OF Elva Loney vs.. w. w
Walkey, administrator, was concluded
in the Knox county common pleas
court Friday afternoon at O'Clock
and the case has been taken under
consideration by Judge w. N. Grow
Of Millersburg. before whom the tes
timony was submitted.
! Judge Crow will probably give {
written opinion in the case at late
date.
The case was contested for tw'
days in common pleas court and
large number of witnesses testified
The attorneys in the case will ais,
present briefs to Judge Crow:
| At the conclusion of the above case
Judge Grow returned to his home II
Millersburg, but announced that h
would return to Mt. Vernon mex
Tuesday when he will hear q numbe
Of matters.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-12
OF THE CONDITION OF
THE DANVILLE BANK
at DanvilIe, in the state of Ohio, al
the close Of business,
June 30, 1921
RESQuRCES

June 80, 1SZl
RESOURCES
Loans on real estate. -. $3.50, ,1O2.8O
Other loans and discounts. 216,446.39
Overdrafts ............... 1,92S.53
u. s. bonds and securities. 23,7OO.OO
State, county and municipal
bonds 49,. ...... 5,22O.56
Other bonds, stocks and Sc
curities 49,. ....... 100000
Banking house and lot. -. 10000
Due from reserve banks and
cash in vault .......,.. j.. 4s.s3S.s7
Foreign money ........... 9.45
Total ................... .455.146.7O
LIABILITIES
Capital ...................$ 100000
Surplus fund ............. 42,O00.0O
Undivided profits less ex.
penses, interest and tax
es paid .............,.. b,l6l.o4
Individual deposits subject
to check ............... l53,5Io.uf
Time certificates of deposit 25S,412.S2
Total .................. 455, ,l46.7O
l, J. E. Daugherty, cashier of the
above named The Danville Bank, do
solemnly affirm that the above state
yment, is true to the best of my knowl-
edge and belief.
STATE OF OHIO, COUNTY OF
KNOX
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 7th day of July, 1921.
CLINTON M. RICE.
Notary Public.
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Action for Money

Action for Money
The Canton Hardware Co. has com.
menced suit against w. II. Leedy in
the common pleas court of Knox
county. The plaintiff alleges there is
due the company the sum of $104.5s
for merchandise sold the defendant.
The plaintiff therefore asks for judg-
ment in that sum with interest at six
per cent from Nov. 8, 1920. w. A.
Hosack is the attorney for the plain
tiff.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-12

Order Granted
In the case Of Flora Ross Bebout,
guardian of Benjamin d. Ross, VS..
her ward, an order to sell interest in
real estate has been granted by the
probate court of Knox county.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-12
Inventory Filed

Inventory Filed
c. M. Rice, assignee Of Evelyn Reel
and John Reel, has filed his inven-
tory and appraisement in the probate
court of Knox county. 1t shows
$73O.20 in personal property.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-12

Case Submitted
The divorce case, Of Amanda Hard
ing vs.. Jerry Harding was submitted
before Judge Crow in common pleas
court Friday. The matter is held un-
der advisement by the court.
Fourth PARTIAL
A fourth partial account has been
filed in the probate court of Knox
county by d. B. Rawlins. trustee of
Burr Struble, which shows the follow.
ing: Received $1,113.12. paid out $13S.'
02, leaving balance OF $975.10.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-12

Foreclosure Suit
A suit in foreclosure has been COM
menced in the Knox county common
pleas court by Clinton NJ. Rice against
+. S. Carpenter. The plaintiff claims
there is due him the sum of $17S2
based on promissory notes. The plain
tiff, asks that mortgage on certain
property be foreclosed in order that
the plaintiffs claim may be paid
Dwight H. Hyatt and c. M. Rice are
the attorneys for the plaintiff.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-12
Motion overruIed-

In the case of John Robinson VS..
the State of Ohio, the plaintiff in err
ror has been denied permission to
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-12

Divorce Case Heard
Judge Blair heard the divorce case
of Lilly M. Shoup VS.. Howard ".
Shoup, in the Knox county common
pleas court Thursday afternoon. The
case is being held under advisement
by the court.
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Undertaken Files Suit

Undertaken Files Suit
Hilas H. Miller has commenced ;
suit against Elva Loney in the Kno,
county common pleas court in whicl
he is asking for judgment in tn,
sum of $2f6. The plaintiff claims thi!
sum is due him for services at tn,
time of the funeral and burial of Lon
ey's son, Floyd E. Loney. p. L. VIII
kins is the attorney for the plaintiff.
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I!f[jSga!!lI|3
E{al|1l|kY|
AAS ~ aA
NARY 0RAA| M. ~! POWER 20
BREAKFAST IN THE WOODS.

II am going to find out at the House
Of Secrets how i can become leader
said the boy adventurer to the girl
adventurer.
IL am too" said the girl, 'for want
to be a leader In my own way"
/ They had just awakened and soon
Mrs. Wood Elf appeared.
~ have no wash rags" she said'
"but I've running water In the brook
and you must make haste for break
fast is ready.
ave shall have it in the open space
which is my dining-room."
So the boy and the girl washed In
the lovely clear water of the brook
and felt very fine afterward.
81 feel ready for anything" said the
boy. "Now for breakfast and adyen-
turesw
$50 do l." said the girl. "The rest
and the change has done me lots OF
good"
Gracious" said the boy, don't
speak as though you were an invalid"
The girl laughed. II did sound that
way, but / didn't mean to. l feel
strong and ready for adventures. TOO
that Is what / meant"
They walked through the woods IN
til they came to the open space where
there was no underbrush and only
tall pine trees with their branches high
In the air.
There was Mrs. Wood Elf poking the
fire and singing to herself,
"Such fish, such fish, / caught In the
brook,
Do come here and have a look!
But better still, come, have seat,
| Then well all begin to eat"
"We're ready" said the girl. "And
we're good and hungry too
SWELL" said Mrs. Wood Elf, your
time for starting was before this, but
still there is no great, great hurry, as
Mrs. Get-the- Most Out-of-Life will ex-
plain"
Mrs. Wood Elf had no sooner said
that there was no need to hurry and
that Mrs. -Out-of-Life
would explain than there suddenly ap-
peared behind a tree, just as though
she had been hiding there all the time,
q jolly looking little young-old woman.
She tripped lightly over to Mrs.
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And Then Gets Stung.
! Young Son-Father, what Is an ego
fist?
! Father-An egotist, son, is fellow
who gets stuck on his own point Of
yiew.-Cartoons Magazine.
The herald., 1921-04-07

Wood Elf and gave her a loud snack
upon the cheek.
"My dear, my dear good friend, II
was most kind Of you to invite me to
your party. Did you see me? Did you
now, my dear? OF course you did"
"Were you waiting for something to
turn up3" asked Mrs. Wood Elf.
"Of course not" said Mrs. Get-the-
Most Outof-Life, "and you know I
wasn't Do you suppose they will like
mef"
She pointed to the boy and girl. and
she didn't lower her voice in the least
when she said this. They could hear
her perfectly. And they could hear
Mrs. Wood Elf's answer.
ITO be sure they'll like you. They
are late in starting out this morning"
II heard you tell them my NAME"
said Mrs. Get-the-Most-Out-o
"and I was sadly afraid they mightn't
like II. 1t sounds like rather preachy
name. ! may change il some day.
am not sure.
IL
like q regular name, which meant all
sorts of good things. then / may not
change It."
Still she talked to Mrs. Wood Elf,
pointing to the boy and the girl from
time to time.
They kept watching the new break
fast guest, who now began to eat a
portion Of fish which Mrs. Wood Elf
had given her.
ThHuhNy and the girl couldn't decide
" he breakfast guest was old
She didn't LOOK either old
b. And she didn't look tall or
ID, or especially fat or especially
Lin.
"A She Just looked very jolly and
CHEEKY and bright and nice and sensi-
bic, and that really was enough, the
boy and the girl decided, for any one
person to have about them.
IT was afraid, as I've said before,
you would not like me because of my
name," said Mrs. Get-the-Most- Out-of-
Life to the boy and the girl as she
shook each by hand in a very cor
dial way. "But please do, for l love
boys and girls. I'd miss so much in
life II / didn't. And Of course l want
to get the most out of life possible"
she smiled brightly.
And Then Gets Stung.
Young Son-Father. what Is an ego
fist?
Father-An egotist, son, is a fellow
who gets stuck on his own point of
yiew.-Cartoons Magazine.
Mispelled Words
The word dollar" In the ad of
the Fashion Shop was misspelled in
The New York herald., 1921-09-07

Hf9HEsT prices paid for golf outfits
cameras. flsh.ng tackle, binoculars. guns.
usutlrti ias,ruments. TRlGGkR. Isl 6ta
av. eeeS bryant.
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SALESMAN.

If there Is man that reads this ad who
realizes that hard work and Willingness 70
do more than he Is actually paid to do will
bring him to the goal he is striving 10 reach,
want TO have a friendly talk with him; we
are seeking the services OF a few men with
courage and ambitleh who are not afraid TO
step into MANS job; you may now be
clerk, office man. mechanic, tradesman or
in any of the thousands of positions where
your sole Inspiration is your insufficient pay
check longing for the time you Will be able
to break away and make real success In
life where the dollars pile up as reward OF
achievements; analyze yourself thoroughly
and II you decide you are this man and can
meet our qualifications, see me Immediately.
MANAGER, SUITE $40, LIGGETT BLDG.
42D ST. AND MADISON AV.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
situations wanted Male-D -Domsstic.

UNIVERSAL Employment Agency, formerly
at 80 W. 37th. has removed to s2o Madison
av. near Goth st.
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MIN --'rhe T.. r. steel Service Corporation
wants Z good uep with eales ability. Ap-
ply Room 723. 16o Broadway
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statesmen and Solicitors
Energetic men wanted to sell
on liberal commission basis,
most attractive proposition to
automobile ownes in Greater
New York and surrounding ter
ritory, whole or part time:
leads furnished and salesmen's
efforts augmented by advertise
ing and circulation of lit
erature: selling contract pro-
vides liberal participation In
renewals. Write. telephone or
call for special appointment.
personal private interview
granted each applicant. A. A. o.,
Inc, Fisk Bldg. 1867 Bway. at
5Tth ct. Tel. Circle oS6l-2-3-3.
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MAN

The man who viii cali upon us In re-
sponse to this ad. viii possess, first OF all
the qualifications 50 absolutely necessary for
q success or any knd--ambiion md deter
mination. We VIII place thls man under the
personal supervision Of our sales manager, a
man OF experience in training others. who
muneraton received by the other members of
our organisation. The man we select need
not be experienced In our business. in fact
we prefer TO instruct our men hers IN our
own system. which brings rapid results. Our
rapidly expanding organization requires men
OF managerial ability, and we win place You
In n position OF authority and increased
earnings as soon as you qualify. There Ia
no better opportunity to-day for the afnbi-
tious man than that which We are Offering
Call after 10 o'clock any day this week and
ask for Mr.. WILLIAMS,
Suite 1910. FLAYlRoN BUILDING.
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MEN.

Ours IL a growing organization, so
we are I'm need of men TO fill tho va
cancies caused by promotions; we can
show you definite future with the
largest organization of its kind In the
country II you can show us that you
are reliable and Industrious; only
those who can furnish first class ref
erences need apply. Apply In person.
10 to IL A. NJ. Tuesday or Wednesday,
room 170S, 200 Broadway.
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sALESaIEN.

Opportunity such as comes to the most
capable and worthy of men but rarely
is now within the easy reach of the
limited number of men whom II will pay
us 10 reward handsomely for their par
tclpatton In an exceptional campaign
designed TO widen the market for
patented sanitary necessity, indorsed
by the foremost engineers, already ma
tionally advertised and distributed.
now on the threshold of developments
sure 10 be highly profitable TO every
man associated with Il. You should be
at least twenty-five years old and Chris
tian. II TO your qualifications you add
real ambition and determination TO get
ahead, you can earn more money In the
three months next ahead than you have
pocketed in any twelve months heretofore.
CALL AFTER 10, SUITE 1909
$50 MADISON AY., AT 45TH ST.
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MEN-yoSKERs.

MEN, refined. alean
cut, OF hirh calihra
and integrity, who
possess n plentiful
supply OF energy and
are willing 10 make
themselves recognized
Nv any part of West
chester county. Call,
$40 A. NJ or 2S0
r. NJ, room JOi, Phil
ipahnrgh building,
Nonkcrs, ~. \.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen

Statesmen
WHO WISH TO BECOME EXECU-
TINES.
We need several honest. red blooded
men In New York ciiy who can help
and be helped by the practical CO.
operation that has made permanent
SUCCESS for this company.
Real live men arc finding opportu-
nifty for life work, liberal compensa-
ton and an opportunity 70 attain quick
promotion.
The company Is well known. manu-
fact turing device now being used by
thousands Of people all over the world
and combined with our cooperation,
leads, sales letters and advertising,
your success Is assured.
Don't pass up this advertisement IL
you are the type Of man we are seek
ing, then this Is the opportunity you
are looking for.
Call and see
MR.. DEAS. ROOM SO,
bOEW BUILDING,
BROADWAY AND 4sTH ST, n. Y.