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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.


The directors or this company hAvo
this day declared dividend OF 10 per
cent the common capital stock. pay
RbIe December q. and also tho regular
quarterly dividend OF Ia per cent on tho
preferred shares. payable January l. 1924.
OTIS p. WALKER,
Shcr,tarv
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PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK.

PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK.
Richmond, Va, December rs, 1922.
Tho Directors OF this Bank have todny
declared the regular quarterly dividend
OF so and extra dividend OF 795, max
ing tota! OF go on tho capital stock.
payable to shareholders January ., 1923,
as OF record December rs. 1922.
Checks will be mailed.
WARREN 81. GODDARD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28

tint, bank. payable January !. 1924.
o. Is Hi:-;.. Cashier
TO WHOM Ir MAY CONCERN
Whereas. on the 2T,h day OF December.
1892, IN tho lIustinss Court. Part IL. OF
the city of Richmond. Virginia. the AS
sistant Attorney for the Commonwealth
for the CITY OF Richmond. Virginia. n!od
an Information against II. Lcr!ie Clarke
and 81 certain automobile. known as a
StudchaheE automobile. touring car style
engine 40. 5ioSs. viTSlni. license 40
1880 FOR the year 1922. praying that the
said automobile may be condemned. for
fcitcd and sold according TO law. said
automobile having been used for uuln awful
transportation -! atisnt spirits. All peg
sons concerned In Interest hereby
notified and cited 20 appear Ia said HuE,-
inE> Court Part II. OF tho C!ty OF Rich
mpnd. virginia. on The lST DAY OF
JASUAHY, 1924. to show cause. IL any
they can. Why the prayer OF said !nfoTma-
ton FOR condemnation and sale OF said
automobile should not he granted
Witness. walter =. Du Val. CLERK OF
said coT:t and i. r Willard, sergeant
OF ssId court. this the 27th day o; De-
ccuhor, 1919, and in the ii7th year Of
the Commonwealth.
W. r. DU VAL.
CLERK o. Hastings Court. Par, II.
i. +. WILLARD,
scrEcan; Of Hastings Court. Par, Il.
u Copy-T-ste;
W. y Du VAL.
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NIXON WILL FIGHT
LOUISIANA MOVE
FOR EXTRACTION

Continued From First Page)
ness To them. however" he added, az
must say they have done much good
work i'm the matter of Kidding Mer
Rouge of undcsirablcs. I don't mean
TO say that they have driven people
out or town. On the contrary they
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
DIVIDEND NOTICE..
UNIVERSAL LEAF TOBACCO

COMPANY. INC.
A dividend of go for tho quarter, on
tho common stock of the Universal Loaf
Tobacco Company. Incorporated. has been
declared. payable on January 3. 1874. to
tho stockholders OF record at tho close
Of business December IS. 1921.
C. n. DozInR,
,..... 4. :.-.- SaesstaSy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
Vice President and Cashier.
OFFICE Of THE

OFFICE OF THE
VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE ms, co.
Richmond Va. Dec. 8, 1922.
Tho Board OF Directors OF this Com
pany have this day declared the USUAL
semiannual dividend OF nvp t695) per
cent El.25 per share). payable on Janu-
airy !. 1929. to tho stockholders OF record
at the close OF business December rs.
1922.
Checks will be mailed.
d. C. LEWIS. JR..
Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28

THE UNION BANK OF RICHMOND
Tho D!rsctors OF thI, bank have today
declared tho usuhl quarterly dividend of
40 on It's capital btock. payable out Of
the earnings OF this quarter on January
lat to stockhoiders of record OF Deeem-
Der 2eth. Checks VIII be mailed
c. e. BAHKSDALE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28

Observation-Disclosures. Va. Dec. &c, 1922.
Tho annual meeting of the Stockholders
OF tho Bank of Richmond Inc, will be
held on Tuesday. January 0. 1929. at
1880 o'clock p. NJ. ut sol East Main
Street. Richmond. Va. Lewis d. Cron-
shaw, Jr., Cashier.
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,

MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
Richmond, Va. December 20. 1922.
AZ a meeting OF tho Board OF d.
rectors OF this bank. held this day, a
semiannuai dividend of ten per cent (l0Toj
on tho capital stock was declared. pay
ablo TO the stockholders Of record as
OF December %. 1912.
JOHN c. WHITE,
Vice President and Cashier.
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~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN
DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA

In the Matter OF
APLINDO ALRIGHT and
piETRO FIB Il A. Nj.
partners. trading under
nrin nnma and style OF
ALRIGHT & co, and Ma
individually.
Bankrupt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE

on this c7;h day OF December. a. ID.
1879. GU rraGihx tbs petition Tor dis.
charge OF the bankrupt. Il 10
Ordered ~ tn. court rh.i y nearing
BE- mad upon the same on tho 2aTH DAY
or JANUARY. A. -. 1923. before said
cou:t. at Richmond. III SAID district, at IL
o clock noon. atid that notice thereof b..
published Ia The Times. Dispatch news
paper printed IA said dlAtfict, and tina /,
ali known creditors aud other persons In
interest may appear At the said Time and
place. and sho. cause. II any tnej nave,
why the prayer OF the .sid petitioner
should hOt o< granted.
And IL 10 further ordered by the court,
That the clerk shall send by mail TO all
known creditors copies OF ssid petition.
ana this order. addressed to them at the IL
places of residence stated.
Witness tho HONORABLE D. LAW
RENEE 0ROSER. Judge Of the said
court. and the seal thereof. al nichmond.
In said district, on thc 27th day o.. Deem.
Der. 4. u. i.2z.
Attest:
JOSEPH T.. BRADY.
tSrab Clerk.
ALFRED =. COIN ESQ.
Attorney FOR Bankrupt.
~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN
DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA..
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STATE 4 CITY BANK AND TRUST
JESSE r. WOOD.
C.ahier
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

DcCtMbrr II. W.
Tho drectors have this day declared
dividend OF per cent upon III. stock o!
tint, bank. payable January !. 1924.
o IL lii.... Cashier
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TOO LATE no CLASSIFY.
Lost and Foi.nd

BRACELET@Lost, white gold watch
bracelet. with black band inside o
back: Teno 10 Norma: lost either or
Broad and Twenty NTH Street car o,
on Main, between Robinson and Bouie
ward. or on Cary west OF boulevard Re
ward II returned to South Fourteenth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28

Tho Board OF Directors OF the GER
NAN-ANERiCAN BUILDING AND LOAN
CORPORATION on liih inst. declared q
semiannuR! dividend OF ga per cent, pay
able to stockholders on and after Janu.
AIRY z. 1924.
CIAS. X. WILLIS.
Secretary and Trcarurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
TRUST COMPANY,
E!chmond. Va.

December 10. 1924.
The Directors OF this Company have
this day declared dividend OF 2hG,
payable on and after January !. 1879, 10
stochholders of record on December II,
1922.
l.. ID. AYLETT,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28

ignore the needs, but should act to
avert the prospective results"
LcnrOot Attacks Plan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28

JAMES N. BALL. JR.. Cashier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN
DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-19
Display This Week Immedia

COMBINING LOW PRICE WITH MANY DISTINC- TIVE FEATURES HERETOFORE FOUND ONLY IN CARS OF MUCH HIGHER PRICE, THE
 CHEVROLET WINS INSTANT APPROVAL OF THOSE WHO SEE IT OR GET BEHIND THE WHEEL" TT IS A CAR OF SMART LINES AND STURDY QUALITY, ECONOMICAL, FLEXIBLE, POWERFUL, LONG LIVED. CERTAINLY NO CAR AT ANYTHING NEAR ITS PRICE WILL GIVE SO
Evening star., 1922-02-24
MARY GARDEN AND MURAT'ORE GET
TWELVE RECALLS IN OPERA TRIUMPH

next day. and another opera was sub
stituted
Although he does not make his ap-
pearance in Fevrier's opera until the
second act, he left his dressing room
early and took his place in the wings,
eager to try his voice before the
crowded house. The audience ap-
plauded at great length when the
curtain parted on PrinZivalle'S tent
and disclosed Muratore seated at his
desk. There was another burst of
applause when Miss Garden, as Clio
wanna. entered his headquarters to
sacrifice herself to his desires in order
that her starving people of Piza might
get the supplies from which they had
been cut off by the besieging Floren-
tines and which Prinzivalle had pro-
missed in return for her visit.
Muratore appeared not to have
spared himself during this act and at
the end showed no ill effects. He was
in fine voice. Miss Gardens voice
seemed to lack it's usual vigor. and
her friends attributed this to a colo
from which she has been suffering
and which last night brought a slight
temperature.
+ "Too ridiculous to deny" was the
only comment that officials of the
company would make on reports that
Miss Garden was to retire as general
director at the termination of the
company's New York season Saturday
Evening star., 1922-02-24
By the Associat ted Press.

by the Associated PreSs.
NEW YORK, February 24.-Wear-
ing a great bandage beneath the dress
of Florentine general, Lucien
Muratore. noted, tenor of the Chicago
Opera Company. appeared last night
at the Manhattan Opera House in
"Monna Wanna" as Prinzivalle-the
first role he has assumed since re-
Gently undergoing an operation for
appendicitis.
Singing opposite him was Mary
Garden, making her second appear
ance with him since their tiff. in
which he indorsed her as a diva, but
criticized her as a director. 1t also
was their last appearance here to-
gether this season.
Both received tremendous recep-
ton, appearing before the curtain
nearly a dozen times after the second
act, which brought their first duet.
Handclapping was followed by braves;
then came flowers.
Muratore last appeared on January
IS in Carmen" after which he was
stricken. He and Miss Garden were
to have appeared together the follow
ing Monday night in "Monna Wanna"
but, instead, the tenor went to Il hos
pital. where he was operated on the
Evening star., 1922-02-24
LANDRU GAINS TIME.

PARIS, February 23.-Hend Landru,
the ''Bluebeard of Gambais," who was
to have been guillotined this week for
the murder of ten women and boy,
has been given an additional few days
of grace. This was brought about by
NJ. Moro Gafferi, his chief counsel dur
ing Landru's trial. who presented to
President Millerand further arguments,
which the president is considering.
The president promised to render a
decision within few days on the appeal
for commutaton of Landrus sentence.
Evening star., 1922-02-24
HIS FAILURE TO READ
NEWSPAPER GETS MAN
INTO PECK OF TROUBLE
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, February 24.-Ed-
mund Cierotzhi, for three years
had not read a newspaper. accord
ing to his own statement. Conse-
quently. he's in Jail.
Cierotzhi boarded a street car
today. took a front seat and puffed
Justify on cigar. The conductor
couldn't stop him-neither could a
patrolman. at wasn't against the
law to smoke on the cars the last
time rode on one" Cierotzhi told
the police court judge.
when was that?" asked the
judge.
''Three years ago"
DO you know there is also a
prohibition law now," queried the
Judge.
why no." answered Cierotzhi.
II never heard of it. But I don't
care. I get my liquor from a friend
who makes it,"
Cierotzhi now is held on a. charge
of violating the prohibition laws
as we'll as smoking on the street
car
Evening star., 1922-02-24
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 24.-Po-
lice and press having failed to
solve the mystery of the haunted
house of Antagonist, Nova Scotia.
whose now famous ghost has
reused the entire Canadian prov
ince, science has been asked to
solve the mystery.
The Halifax Herald, which re-
Gently sent reporter to Anti
gonish valley, only to have him
slapped on the wrist by unseen
hands, wired DIR. Walter Franklin
Pierce, director of the American
Institute for Scientific Research.
requesting that body to undertake
an investigation. DIR. Pierce Is
reserving decision.
The "haunted house." as a good
portion of Canada has now come
to know it, is the old homestead
of Alexander Macdonald, 100
miles as the crow flies from
Halifax In the dead of winter iIr.
Macdonald. his wife and their
adopted daughter fed the house.
terroriZed by unseen things" that
had chased his horses to a lather.
the farmer said, braided the tails
of his cattle and started mysteri-
Gus fires of ordinarily not high
Evening star., 1922-02-24
WRIST. SHAPING GHOST MYSTERY
PUT TO SCIENCE FOR SOLUTION

combustible materials in his home.
So seriously was the tale taken by
the countryside that the Halifax
Herald and the provincial police
sent Representatives to stay three
nights and days in the haunted
house" They returned a week
ago with shaken nerves. indorsing
the farmers story and adding to
it, saying that they had been
awakened in the night by slaps
from unseen hands.
Thus baffied. the Canadians have
called upon American science to
rout the Antigonish ghost.
Evening star., 1922-02-24
ORDERED TO HOSPITAL.

= Capt. Arthur C. Hawkins. ordnance
department. at watertown, Mass, and
First Lieut.. Gerald L. Grimes, air
service. at Langley Field. Va, have
been ordered to Walter Reed General
Hospital, this city. for observation
and treatment.
Evening star., 1922-02-24
Wool tweed suits, SIS

First in fashion, and deservedly so. Tweed
will not crush or wrinkle; tweed looks well and
wears long. Included, also, are herringbones
and homespun.
All are smartly tailored in mannish lines now so
desirable for street and sports wear.
Goats silk satin lined Solid colors and high
shades and the pepper and salt tweed mixtures.
Evening star., 1922-02-24
TAX MAN GETS PROFITEER.

CHICAGO. February 24.-A Chicago
landlord who acquired the habit OF
boosting the rent SO often that he
received more money every year than
his building cost has received a dose
of his own medicine in a tax incrasss
of 3i7 per cent assessed against him
Evening star., 1922-02-24

night No changes have been made,
they added, in the tour of the country
which the company had planned and
in which both Miss Garden and Mura-
tore are expected to appear.
Evening star., 1922-02-24

ideas heading, fagoiing stitching leather and metal
grdes cloth dresses sases and silk grdles silks Paisley
trimmings. French knots and cooul combinations of
with silk satin.
-Canton erepes -Trieotine -Tafcta
-Crebe de chines -CkdvmenSc -Potret sOats
Navy black mohawk and high shades
Sizes IA A.
Evening star., 1922-02-24
DR.. ADOLFLORENZ
SPEAKS AT MEMO
CORSET INSTITUTE
Discusses Hygiene Advantages
of Correct Corsetry

DR.. Adolf Lorenz, the famous
Viennese specialist, now in
this country, delivered quite
an interesting lecture recently
in New York on Memo corsets.
Among other things he said:
II do not mean to say that young
der treatment for scoliosis. But
Erown-up women. especi Y
mothers. can only profit by the
same, he great extent of their alb.
dominal walls requires a support
The old anatomists had very sig
nificant saying in this regard: In
riro pectus. in femina. abdomen
praevalet.' that means, in men is
the chest in women the abdomen
the most conspicuous part
BY those few words the principal
difference between the anatomy of
, men and women is characterized.
Translated in plain words of today'S
language, these Latin words mean
Men do not want corset but
women do and this will always
be SO.
Nature Demands It's Rights.
There is another Latin saying.
ANdluI Oil CSpclldS luTCd, ldHlGU
usque recurret': You cannot expel
nature, even with a fork: 1t comes
back, demanding its rights. One of
these rights is the corset, may 1t be
reduced to belt or a ceinture, as
the French say. The female abdo-
men wants the corset"
A Memo corset, IS
illustrates what DR.. Lorenz says
above. A self-reducins model, with
low bust and long hips. Rubber in.
serts, self-reducing straps. Four
hoseisupporters.
n Memo cOrsefier
"a graduate of tho Memo Hygenic
Institute, is hero to fit corsets in the
correct Memo way.
fThs Hecht Co.. second noor.)
Evening star., 1922-02-24
Bows POngee blOuses, ST

silkyookng blouse, with all the service Of stanchly
Polo collar that buttons down. double French
cu faced sleeves and double yoke Natural shade that doesn't
show soil and Of Pongee takes like fish, Ages
4 to To- sizes to 8; with Eton collar
Evening star., 1922-02-24

WOmen'S silk and wool
sport hose; cIocked!
Lightweight wool, with the sheen of silk, to
match the popular tweed suits and to harmonic with
sport skirts.
orchid gold periw and smarty clocked
in contrasting shades $3.50.
~A " 80 - ~ Hecht nrsn
Evening star., 1922-02-24
; Many EXTRAS go ,cith these
Rover bicycles
s35

Extra features brake. mud guards Fisk thorn
proof ~ motorcycle handle bars bar through
FRAME pedals with inserts bicycle stand and spring
Red baked enamel frames, with good hair-ne trimming.
Bicycle complete with these extras $35
fThe eaehtCo, manno south snnexl.
Evening star., 1922-02-24
Goats & Capes at SIS

Silk.lined coats-Double-ta faced capes
Most of the coats have the new raglan
shoulder-mannish in line-but draping with
casual grace.
Capes have rather cavalier air about them-to 60
gayy dashing down the wind to draw about in
naughty reserve. Some of the smartest have a con-
trasting facng-tan with blue, etc.
(The Co.. foor)
Evening star., 1922-02-24
More frock aprons
85c

500 more of those fine aprons that created
such a stir last week. Made-and well made
Of ginghams, chambrays, inenes, reps, novelties.
Full and finely finished; skimped in the making
Black and white checks plain color figured and
srpes and the desired plain blue aprons
All sizes sc to so
Get yourself summerful at 85c.
. seconds aoorl
Evening star., 1922-02-24
4 presentation and sale!
WOmen'S spring fashions
coats S1c. capes
suits Id dresses
modes in worthy materials, with distinctive style features
look far above the SIS price
Lovely new dresses, SIS

If there a fashion missing will be hard which
Evening star., 1922-02-24
Spring golf caps, $l.25

Cay teeds and dressy cassimere with silk lined and gen.
nine leather bands Popular peated band STYLE Head
sizes 3-8 to l8.
Evening star., 1922-02-24
A Memo corset. $5

illustrates what DR.. Lorenz says
above. A self-reducing model, with
low bust and long hips. Rubber in.
serts, self-reducing straps. Four
hose,supporters.
Evening star., 1922-02-24
WOmen'S blOuSeS

More neiU at IS
The pride of the Blouse Shop is its IS Blousesalways
For have the best Washington S. and offer daily
of models proof Prominent among the latecomers
Krepe Knit Crepe de Chine
and Georgette Crepe BloAses
In tailored and models that achieve the ul
mate in newness and beauty S..
A sale Of blOuSeS at $l.55
New Cotton Bouses of domestic and imported French voe
trimmed with Val, Venice and real FILET laces
neks Peter Pan coI long short
sleeves All
The Hech aor)
Important! To women who wear
gloves in sizes 81, 6 and Ga
Evening star., 1922-06-11

SEM rubber repair for tires and tubes; put or
cold yulcnnizes itself in minutes; guaranteed
10 last life OF tire tube: sells to every auto
owner and accessory dealer: big profits: free
sample Amazon Rubber Co.. Dept. 207, Phila-
delphis. Pa.
Evening star., 1922-06-11

THIRTY nationally advertised auto acces-
sories: handsome plate glass windshield wings.
rear-view mirrors. spotlights, aluminium foot
acrapers. tires, tubes. etc; car owners. deal
ers buy gross; big profits; exclusive ter
rttory: write for booklet, sensational agency
prices Rapid Sales Corporation. Dept. 265.
Grand Rapids Mich
Evening star., 1922-06-11

TUTOR. Mt. Holyoke College student. d"stres
pupils for summer tutoring 1341 New HaHb-
shire ave NV Phone Franklin 9fj.
Evening star., 1922-06-11

ness college training, desires position. s12 per
week TO start. Address Box 9Th Star "f-
Evening star., 1922-06-11
WANTID-HELP.. j..

OVERALL business booming; prices advanc-
ing; orders increnslr X: get our fast-sthihR
special boys overall side line: cue sample;
shipments prepaid. pnalis ollo' Sihc.nHa'' ,ns
Ohio IS
insurance proposition: attractive selling iea-
lures: permanent futur assured capable men:
fun cooperation; liber II commissions King
Alley Co. Montgomery lst., Jersey city, y =.
SALESMEN-Write for fist of lines and full
particulars; earn Sc 800 10 $4,000 yearly: big
demand for men inexrar t'nced exp"ri"nc"l,
city or travelling. Nat bnal Salesmeu's Tr.
Assn. Dept. $50. Chicag |
SALESMEN-Stop uiak,nE money Tor Others
Get into the speciality m .nmfactnrng anu business .s
Write immediately. wonderful opportunity
awaits yru. Address The 5. Steel. Pres. slT
Main. Richmond, Va.
SALESMEN-Sell mems ! pade. .to-ort.cr cloth.
ing; attractive materials: lIwes; prices: good
profits: samples ready: give experience Emer-
son Tailoring TO-. ith and Arch sts.. fhila-
dclph!a
Statesmen WANTED 10 St Ii u unique line of
advertised novelties; liberal commission basis:
irst-'ass references isauire .. Stanwood Mfg.
Company fremont row. b. ston. Mass.
mission each order: "wo sld's Best" penny
peanut machine. feisenthal Mandy Co.. Dept
2SI. Louisville. Ky.
SIDE.LINE SALsEMEN- Freti pocket samples
patent prnrhless checks; big sellers. restanr-
rants lunchro"ms, soda foun sains: new terri
tory: commissions Oh reor ders. StaAuard
Check Co, 46l 40 Sth ave-, eW York
SrUDENTS-Make SsOO to 81 D00 ON your VA
cation. Address Box lsl.H. st sr office.
UNUSUAL opportunity for ambitious men; sell
Davis So quality. made eto-nteasnre clothes
from maker to wearer: year soUnd position:
quick sales: advertising TO help you: entire de
faction money returned: "sQuare deal prop
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to. Cincinnati. Ohio.
" WANTEE-Rsprespn-at and ktributors 10
haudl. the Kill We'll fly killer: b seller; "N
elusive territory -,an,rd. Fer details and
Samues write X llw.ll Speciality :: TO. 1919
y. Crawford ave. Chicago. HI
WANTED Ten more statesmen W I'LL automo-
hI'rS. t. work in the District Of e." umha. Viz
gtnia West Virginia and Maryland bug money
for energetic men. Moto-Stiil Co., ISIS l4th
sls A DAY Easy start You in a,f,o ae'.es
rss Write kpe @
Michigan ave-. Chicago
$3.50 WEEK guaranteed by half ndltion-dollar
concern to three producers in this cry; STATE
eAr"risnce. Ellis * Co. Operators bldg. Fort
Worth. Tex.
|IF YOU HAVE ABILITY.
PERSONALITY AND GOOD
APPEARANCE WE CAN
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| TO MAKE AT LEAST $l,D
PER WEEK. .
IT'S UP TO YOU. WE
WANT AMBITIOUS MEN
WHO WANT TO LEARN
THE BUSINESS OF SELL
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II YOU ARE NOW EN-
PLOYED WE CAN SHOW
YOU HOW TO INCREASE
YOUR INCOME AND RE-
TAIN YOUR POSITION.
SEE MIR. WILEY, 700
ALBEE BUILDING.
ORGANIZER WANTED
Evening star., 1922-06-11

At.EN1s-N " unncr:;il seller; 96c proht every
dollar sales Deliver on spot. License utncc-
essary Sariplr free. MISSION. Factory :.
2j2l Smith ave Detroit. Mich
Evening star., 1922-06-11

AGENTS-NnSru sold IS Conner slraN"r> and
aufuwa>rsr> one saturday: profits, $50 rar':
host >praypr. 20 Years cNperirncr. particulars
free kuslrr 60. InhnSruwn. ohio.
Evening star., 1922-06-11

SIDE-LINE SALSEMEN- Fre,i pocket samples
patent prnrhless checks: big sellers. restaur-
rants. lunchroomS, soda fDun sains: new fprri
tory: commissions on reor ders. Standard
Check Co. 36l -41g Sth ave., eW York.
Evening star., 1922-06-11

SALESMEN-Sell mems pade-to-orter cloth.
ing; attractive materials: lowest prices: good
Tailoring TO-. Ith and Arch sts.. rhila-
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Evening star., 1922-06-11

AGENTS Newest invrEtinn. ''irkspnCn
makes every p"u a fountain pen; fast Office
seller: big profit: demand increasing every
where: exclusive territory offered. sample free
IL Marri Tribune hIdy. N..w Nn.k.
Evening star., 1922-06-11
FN MALE.

C0IORED CON. LIE want place toRether ex
perienced chaun;A ir and cook: in city or away
good reference Address Box 2l5-H, star
o6,n. 12s