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Evening star., 1922-09-22
OFFICIALS END SESSION.
President Urges Veterans Bureau
Mon to Show Sympathy.

Individual problems of district man
ayers. chiefs OF medical divisions and
chiefs OF rehabilitation divisions occu-
pied the closing sessions today OF the
second annual conference OF these Of
fcials of the Veterans Bureau.
President Harding yesterday met the
officials at the White House and In n
short conference stated that he de.
sired all employees OF the bureau to deal
sympatheticaily with the disabled ex-
service men. ..
The handling of insane cases was one
Of the vital topics considered by the
conference yesterday. legal problems in
cluding. the appointment and removal of
guardians or committees. Suggestions
alec were made relative TO the organi-
would travel from one field office to
another to hear cases Of disabled vet
Grams which had been disallowed and
appeals for increased compensation.
Evening star., 1922-09-22
POSrMEN RAP POLICY.
Railway Clerks Vote to Continue
Affiliations With A. F. L.

BY a vote of almost two to one the
railway postal clerks have voted to
continue affiliation with the American
Federation of Labor it is announced
by the Railway Mail Association. A
referendum mail ballot taken by the
association during September result
ed In 7.131 votes favoripg continue
tion of affiliation. to $3.50 against. .
The railway postal clerks affiliated
Of the oppressive policies oH Postfl1as-
ter General Burleson." the associa-
tion asserted in = statement. which
added:
"Since the resignation OF PostinAs-
ter General Hays there has been
service and the treatment of postal
employees"
Evening star., 1922-09-22
DeatbB.
EoUGHLIN. s

,s sRsssn T. TssssssS ssss.ss :, sfgsPes' sss s
7s5 Quebec st. NV. Saturday. September 2s.
at 8 am. Requiem mass ut st. Gsbrieis
Church ct $50 O'Clock. Relat and friends
invited: In'erment at Arlington natisseai
CUMMINGS. Thursday. September q, 1922,
at Deal. 4; 4. MARION BROOKS. infant
81 e a D. sns AF .ssqes :.
Rock Greek cemetery Saturday. September
3, at pm.
HoRNINu Suddenly. sept.mbsr %, 1922. ut
main. ns csn Il se seen sA 1t fessd.aes mi, He.
:. assr.soaTs, p: ,assriSssarr' ssSsss f!slss
JENKINS. Departed this iii. wednesday, Sep.
tembcr 20. 1922. at TBS am. at her resi-
denee. 1913 4th st NV. Mrs: RACHEL a.
JENKINS. the beloved wife Of the late VII
jam ii. Jenkias. Nrs. Annie d. .Dtson OF
NoSss;sSsn 'ss Is: & s caarlss ss,s 5sRs,as Astfy
n. j.; Mrs. Augusta Thornton. Mrs. Resiiia
4. ,s. TssscIgs.,ss M Is.S 4 y: I ssassh. i. ~:
3. at pm. Friends and relatives Invited.
.Gentie IS the summer bfteEe;
sssn 4 Il hss sss II sbss. e e,ssesss re ssses
sssstei sssss. r II III H .sst ssgt. .,s,issF q iss
Thou no more wilt joln our number,
Thou no more our songs shalt know.
fss &ssss ssssa a. "a Nv ssse 4 Il 'ts INST s g.
Wher. @ nsssa sa farewell iesrs IA 't sn.a "ee
Jesus. while our hearts are bleeding
Der the spoils that death has won,
"s "s's'Es PE' sss, = 'Fs II, 1s'Srs Vii I! %ss,s
'oSsss ssas's rptss,s 5ss5ssass asB.sses
'eE,si Tss sests 'qNss Nss c'isss . H : .ssss 2ss
ss.ensss Asin,sn . sisJbs ct H.
etery, with full military honors.
Ne1AcHtEH. Monday. September Is, lss22, st
Les Angeles calif AEGhIBALD ,s MN MAoM
Ssas5ess..iesasl y !. : Church. "Wednesday, septssa:
Ros.Eso ,gBssasS,sds 4 Ii shs sSsrs H5s Tsassa ss
fSas. iae..' sAMs fobissos, lie se,essa ,fss ses
Of FANNIE Rob.nsoh ana htoihet of Mimic
Thomas Bmma Tyler and Maggie ftobinsen.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
The Lord. who gave, mas called away.
M II III HI. Esla ifaq II I'M Rs's sh8 ssaens
HIS sSyisG s! ea'n SISTERS. isl MAGGIE Asp
senEkrr. Fr,dss, september q. 1sas, Al Her
ssssitt ia hetaet ii Nh. Gsty 4. Boyss.
scnii4sr. MSse al . Ann satsrusss sep
tember 23, ~ St. .Pstrick's Church, Rcla-
l,tps AMI fticnis ihr.,r'i. idtsrAent BfoHk.
Ign. T. \.
SMITH. yIurs,isy ser.-n,hcr Il. la... Al
tstatse MAtG Rstan taitSfs'ty Hospital.
/. CORA L.. widow II the ,ste John Smith.
a III s'ss sse. sa,es j ssei fsss'si
o1ift. 0mcers end members Of PIN sheti.
fah. ". =. e, Ats merely heet1ed of the
6eaA n, or BettfSd nie3Akar.' cbkA
Smith. Notice Of funeral in morning Post.
Evening star., 1922-09-22
FRANK BURST TO RETIRE.
Clerk for 10 Years in Stamps Divi
sion. P. O. Department.

Frank NJ. Burst. seventy years old.
clerk in the division of stamps, Post
Office Department, for nineteen years,
is to retire from government service
under the provisions of the civn serv-
ice retirement act on September 2s, it
was announced today.
Mr.. Burst was appointed from
Florida. He expects to go to Iowa on
a visit to relatives. returning later to
Washington. He lives at the Plaza
apartments.
Evening star., 1922-09-22
PROF. HoBsoN HoNoRED.

Prot. Asher Hobson Of the Depart
ment Of Agriculture, has been made
United States member of the perma-
nent committee Of the International
Institute OF Agriculture at Rome. sue
ccedinE. William G. Stevenson, re-
signed. He formerly was connected
with the University OF wisconsin.
Washington state College and Coium-
hin IYniVersity
Evening star., 1922-09-22
HELD AS BooKMAKER.
,Louis Ratio Alleged to Have TAX
en- Marked Money.

Louis Ratio was arrested at Ben
ming yesterday afternoon by Capt.
Stoll and Policeman German OF the
ninth precinct on a charge OF making
q handbook on the races. Ratio, 1t Is
charged, has been operating in the
vicinity OF 18th and H streets north
east and Benning.
Police claim that Ratio accepted a
bet from an agent and tha: marked
tn his possession when arrested. He
was released on a $1,000 bond for his
appearance. 80
Evening star., 1922-09-22
RITES FOR McLAcHLEN.
Funeral of Banker to BE Held Next
Wednesday Afternoon.

Through . typographical error, 1t
was announced In The Star yesterday
McI4achien. well known local banker.
who died ct Los Angeles Monday. would
The funeral viii be held Wednesday
afternoon, September "a. at : o'clock.
from the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church, Of which Mr.. McI.achlen
was a member. Rev. DR.. Walter A.
Morgan will ofilciate.
Evening star., 1922-09-22

The cotton textile strike Just ended
in Rhode Island LASTED 23z days, and,
in many respects. was the most dis
astrous ever known in that section.
The cost of the conflict is estimated
in excess Of $4,000, 900. not including
the amount represented in lost pro-
duction and lost business.
Evening star., 1922-09-22
GarD of CHANTS.

JOHNSON. 1 wish to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation 10 my relatives.
friends and neighbors. for their numerous
acts Of kindness, expressions of sympathy aud
beautiful floral tributes at the death 6f my
mother, MARY ELIZABETH JOHNSON.
WALTER JOHNSON Jr, %
Evening star., 1922-09-22
PLACED ON RETIRED LIST,

Lieut.. Col. Henry NJ. Bankhead. In
fantry, having been found incapaci-
tated for active service on account
of disability incident thereto, has
.heen nlaced ON the retired list.
Evening star., 1922-09-22
ASSIGNED TO POST HERE.

Capt. Wilson T. Howe, Quartermas-
ter Corps, at Edsewood, Nd. has been
assigned to duty in the Office of the
quartermaster general, War Depart
ment, In connection with Veterans
Bureau hospital construction.
Evening star., 1922-09-22
STORE HOLD.UP NETS $35.
Two Youths Hold Pistol on Mer-

Two young white men visited the
store Of Max Fischer, 100 r street,
Evening star., 1922-09-22
9eatts.

WATxN0. wednesday, September 20, loc'
at the resfdence of>he son. in Birmingham
Mich, EUNICB WRIGHT WATfANd
widow Of the late John A. waiting an
beloved mother OF Lucille and John ". Wal
ling. Interment at Ypsilanti, Mich.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-27
RIZPAH ELDON

Reveals past. present and future: read,
your entire history: deac-fbes relatives
friends and enemies: rives advice in busi-
mesa love. marriage and all Affairs Of Hfe
5ie v ". NV. SIS
The Washington herald., 1922-07-27

9Th Or. me- near r. Cap. ST. ue-s rooas
and bath; h.sw.h.: good wide alley.
John '. DONOH0E q SONS.
TAPESTRY BRICK HOME OF SIX ROOMS
and bath. reception hall. whole length
front porch: double rear sleeping porches:
has all modern appointments such ~ hot
water heat. electric lights. well-keot lawn.
space for garage on 15-foot alley. Price
S. 80 on 81 900 cash McKEEvER & GOss
1905 Eye 81. NV. Main 1852. sio-3
The Washington herald., 1922-07-27
Parkview.

NEAR SHERMAN AVE. & UoBART SITS.
IS rooms K hath; 5000. LOUIS p.
SHOEMAKER. 1907 ". Y. Ave. y. W. Main
1850.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


81 ne.-A lovely home Of rooms. fur
hit; In fine condition; 81. 500. with terms.
en lith 50. no. near e st-A heauflfri
little home Of MONS: porthes front and
hack: lovely yards; only 81 1900
X 81 NV. near lst-SiK room home in fna
condition: fur. heat: 5000. terms.
Randall HiEhlsnd-A beautiful homo IL @
rooms; fur. heat; electric lights. porch
around entire house: large Dot with beautiful
shubbery: garage for 3 cars; prize only
5000. with terms.
Kentucky ave.-SiN rooms h-wh. elec
lights: sleeping porch: space for garage.
price. $500. $1,000 cash.
Home of rooms On Y st ne near an
st; 5000. with 81 Gco cash
st ne.-Seven-rnum homo for only
$50: 500 cash
NJ. E, THOMPSON,
Real Estatel
- st. NV. North SIss
$50
- ST. Nw.-SIv ROOMS AM BATH;
rear :'orrhes; h.-w.h.: near Gar line. $40
The Washington herald., 1922-07-27
AUCTION SALES
THos. J. OWEN q SON. Auctionee,

TEos. J. OWEN SON. Auctionee-,.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FRAME
dwelling IN Meade st ne. near Ninn. az.
by virtue 81 certsin deed Of trust daily
recorded. in 1.iber No. 1921. Polio saa 81
500. ~ the land records 81 the District Il
'"lnmhia. and at the request Of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned TRUSTEES
will sell. At public auction In front Of the
premises on WEDNESDAY. THE End DAY
or ATGTST. AID. 1922. AT O'CLoCK
p. NJ. the following described land ana
premises. situate In the District OF Column
hia. and designated and being LOT I In
square $3.50 in the subdivision 81 land prw
known as South kenilworfh'' as the sane
appears of record IN Liber County 81 fclio
re- in the ohire Of the Surveyor Of the
District ~ Columbia. Terms: one-third cash
and the hslanre in and two years. with
interest al .er CENT secured hy a dp~d
Of trust on the property sold or all cash ar
purchasers option. 500 deposit required
at time 81 sac. ConVeyanring recording
and revenue stamps At purchasers cost
Terms To he complied with In % DAYS or Do
nosit forfeited. CHRISTIAN ]. GoCKELFR
JOHN A. MASSIE. Trustees.
iva -. q. 29-aul2 $50
The Washington herald., 1922-07-27
INSURANCE

FIRE, AUTOMOBILE. PLATE GLASS. srR.
rlsry Insurance. LOUIS p. sH0EFAKER
1907 \. y. ave. nh. Main liee. Inquire
Tor NE Elliott
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

graionola, $40 10 Isio5 ,nolsH
With 0.lnch double-faced records IL
selrc!onsl:, y. Todd, 1900 Arch. Open
Monday Friday. Saturday evenings.
NlcrROl.A ~. with lO-inch IL, f. REQ.
"rds s39 80. real bargain H Il. Todd.
1905 Arch y, and lg.3 Chestnut st, Open
M"rday Friday and Saturday evenings.
HANuS--s75 cash; ss5, 81 week. for mag.
hlhCeni s3o'l n!ane; been used: decided
I'a' gain u H. T'dd, 1905 Arch st. open
Monday. Fr day Saturday evenings.
fhAYER-rIA%o. Regent I,lasius), ia0v
manosany case. cost new $3.50 H.
I"ld, 1900 Arch st, Open Monday. Friday
ana saturday evenings.
PIANO, l."stcr. upright. $3.50: cost $500:
,osnarnnt'ed good condition. u. H Todd
Saturday evenings. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-06

DRAMATICALLY TALENTED, literary l,,i
fright gentlemen Of social cNperI,ure ~
play prominent and secondary parts in
PLAYS. with IwIyvini.,n
Shakc sprare company: productions viii la
presented In the grand ballroom Of pniln.
hslph" ana TS% Si";., y.niS y:ri N,z:ca,!ton
rtY cycning r|hsn sails: r1sorabr cew Mo forE ,
those who are efficient aud scholarly Apn,v
in person today or tomorrow. Dctwcrn INA
/ and \ To $3.50 j. NJ. during Mr. Light .
lecture rehearsn!s. or bv l,,
ter giving phone number, to Ale%anIn,
Light nt RitZ-Ca rlton Hotel.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-06
SALE ESWOh.ES
SALES WOMEN

These are rXCeptiOHal openings .0- eEce2-
tionul p.ople appllC ants must lie 'Oung
women of retirement, pleasing personality
and selling ability: experience n meeting eX-
elusive clientele essential.
Apply Bureau Q. Employment
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-06

sA'FSM:H VIZ" na'o 70 SCI! hsyh EraI,e
=. ,n.r.ss :, I"al'rs throughout Penn 5yl-
'n,.,. -. d5atrIr, -oal"s manager. Mr. J.. l..
T. E,S'.r ,.. - l." IL fn.a ."ra!a SaturdmE anh
-. .H.$. = .NrrrD'T I hnl ., to interview
rr...rlG's f." t!ds pu.ItiOn: y YOU ar" oGcr
- ,.ar. W.: tS" nni An eSperi"nced spncIaha
.,., ,l.Ir, l. vii, take "ru out calling on
a. rri,u- ,.uG ."u."ustrate to your "itlre
sii,.sfHci. :. .aur our ra...mea axe ehrnlNs
g., ,r ,tuub .rrutn.r. Give 'el"2hDEe halHbeT
.l - '., N G!! I",!- r C:fc"'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-06
General
TRAFFIC MANAGERS

TRAFFIC MANAGERS
Salary ranges $4,000 10 $4,000 yearly.
We want to hear fron, capable applicants
who wish to qualify for important rallro,d
and Industrial traffic work. leading to
traffic mauaGar!al rOs,'ions. handling for.
t!gn and domestic shipping.
Our organization. with n large star ot
interstate commerce. railroad and ocea n
traffic experts: with representatives through.
out tho United States. has been called upon
to help meet the unusual demand for trained
men.
Exrcricncr ,s 70. necessary ~ YOU are
ambitious and willing to learn. as this train.
ing ran b.. done while holding YOUR prasep,
position: accepted applicants viii he placed
under tho direct supervison OF ono 0f our
staff. mn experienced interstate commerce
and railroad traffic expert Of national repu.
tat!On.
Write for hooklc. R-15 and fu,l particulars
ard PERSONAL Interview viii be granted
IA SALLE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY
PhilEdclphia ON.cc
1924 Walnut ~. Telephone: Spruce 1881
Open Evenings
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Statesmen

As az ou' side reprcsentativ" on the sd.rs Of
RADIO Instruments: applicants must hay" ac-
'uEI S,i.t!,g experience and sun!cient cl"Ctrt'
cal knowledge TO trteliigently SCI. quality
equipment throughout the country. Apply by
mail only giving experience ana p"rsoER!
Qualifications, to Atwater Kent Mfs CO..
A.37 StcntLu ave. Germantown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-06
HELP wANTED-MALE
S 4 I. r. 9 NJ A "

sAL LIE 8 NJ AN
IL YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
sgo. 600 A YEAR THIS Wilt
NOT INTEREST YoU. WE
HAVE AN OPENING WHICH
Will NET You ABOUT $500
THE FIRST YEAR. WITH A
STEADY lNcRrA Sc DUE TO
RECORDERS. THE WORK IL
CLEAN. coNoENrAL, PROF.
TABLE AND PERMANENT.
AND INVOLVES CONSIDER
ABLE TRAVELLING, you
Will. BE ASSOCIATED WITH
A CONSERVATIVE. HIGHLY
RATED FIRM. WHICH IN
HALF A CENTURY HAS DE-
vELoPED A NATIONWIDE
BUSINESS.
SUBSCRIBERS TO OUR
SPECIALIZED PUBLICITY
SERVICE RENEW THEIR
CONTRACTS FROM YEAR TO
YEAR. AND YOU WILL RE-
crlvE TIE SAME CoMMIs-
SION on REPEAT oRrIIs
AS on NEW BUSINESS.
WE WILL ENTERTAIN Ap-
PI.lcArIoSs FROM EXPERT
Statesmen. AGE IS TO As.
WITH AT LEAST FIVE
YEARS OF TRAVELLING
SALES EXPERIENCE. WI
WILL. NOT REPLY TO A LET
TER WHICH FAILS TO
STATE AGE. EATIcNAILTY
AND EXPERIENCE. DO NOT
EE BRIEF. INCLUDE TELE.
PHONE NUMBER.
Address NJ Gi9. LEDGER OFFICE
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s= -
AlESNii.N

IA NT.tISMF.N
You cna lac. ase your income ly N.ro'.,.g
Sour s'dr" tine to tho placing Of "A l.!gi.-
grade iMycs'nlent issue: you viii rn-ciSo u
r"nlp,",. Gales traiu!r, in this W"ri; ard
vul b. paid % q liberal conmiss Ion basis:
this irvrslnl"nt Issue will stand complete.
!'.v"stl4 4s.i II. Ask for Mr.. Eradi,;. - :.
d,I!!, c.r;!,I.Es 30 To 0.
FRENCH CO..
ICi FIant.ers l.Lr
i5rh an Walnut s;s,,
rhilrt"luhiI Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-06
HELP wANTED-MALE
C!IAtfFtEtRS


Must h, experienced. capabl. and Al ,
and vicinity: only men DESIRING permanent
rositions and ablr 70 give very best 9f ref.
Monday.
zoos y. 3isT ST.
COLOR ~ ruint grindcr wanted mus, ,,"c
p s to y Grr s0rss a9h IHsr a
sSiafy raaSirsl, 'rr ii2s. Laascr s>Es o.fScH w
CosT ENGlNEEk fcr cnnstruction depart,
ss al 'f" must Sn0is Ss % shoroushy .sspsr
'nccd IN constipation work and chrab'e .,
and Transmission line constri,c,ion prcsran,
OF several million dollars expenditure; Hsvs
ana nSoga rson Win rs sr
=. q. Box i4a Alisn,own. Pa. .---
DKAgl SMA$-; Electrical exrcrienced IN e."
anu ean!pmen'; structural cxparience in ,hr
design ot large power houses and STRUCTURE;
and sanp,ss q Work, Z. g. |. 60. .,
DElyEns wsn's,3 ,AEpiX i,,so, rS,sr cav""ansh'
ELECrRlciANs and helpers, i;Si;,s, F!rs,;Siiass,
Miss Missnc Co On rron, ron, st. N0fK and EllS AHls'T aye
ENEccTlvE
head, OF large. and successful mems
apparel manufacturing company Offers spiem.
G to sGarF 'H only MTf Sc
thoroushly capaSlc and energetic and with
un0uestiona be record Considcred: state nse.
salary and previous occupa alton. 6la,
lndscr cricc -.
ExEcUTIVES--Men Of good calibcr VII!
be given training and ample opportunity
TO develop into executives OF nation. Wide
business, provided they are fighters who are
not afraid 20 tackle something difficult
etate aSa and exneriencc. " sos. Led. Oft
EXTRA MONEY FOR EVENING WORK
W. can give employment. 3 or moro eve.
uings each week t. several ambitious men
over 90 years OF age. who wish to make
IL retired work and excellent pay for thuse
setectei. can TUESDAY evening only. 1907
Co.Cn,ni Trust B'ds.. a: : O'Clock sharp.
Ask for Mr. Byers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-06

800 - profit and 50 worth goods free II ,n,,
want something entirely new, write IA -,
on,". United Soap Works. - Park Place,
~ !.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-06

TRANSPORTATION WtltE-Traftir ASsO.
ri,tion wants reliable lncn to qualify fr
rosit!onI .dir"ctins, >, d2m"s,.o and firsig.
shipping: $3.50 to $500 mo exp, ,unnccrS. !:
sood chnrncter need nnnlS r. wi,!nN and d.
wri,a' w!thou, Ohligation. stating p,es"ut
position, age, rhIlad"lphia =. o, Boy III
BUSINESS SERVICE CO. llli l.and Title
rtERES. voucher, billing, typi.rs
cri,NiSTs. paint exp. $500; annIyt. ;l50u
t.EHnS.. m!nin..,; ,nnn str. r~T rIn; ata, $1,000,
SALES auto ,ruChS; :ai, nna CON screens.
Sal ES MANAGER. asst. V,iLt ,Ep, ?lrrro.
ITi.EO & SECYS.. srv"ral Iofitons s2d-$ $40
DO voc WANT to earn money IN your spare
rim.o We have n wonderful offer to ma k,
amhI; .ous men and women; =" rrcvtou. ~
rciinucn LcCessarN: no l"oNcy required.
Write today for pianM.
XSiERiCAN .rRoDIrTS 60.
sll5 American BLDG, 'lnctnnnli o,
| ri u, "rl.u'rTY rAIGhr hi EXPERTS
earn while YOU lrhrn at homo; "ilrsfrt"A
hook nuI nrn"i nsh,nS ,.,r'; snin. n.f,',. u
Eimcer Cooke. .lii Lawrence ave. Cu.'ns ,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-06

,.HaGI>;l; DIRECTOR waited w!'N dem
81 ,xncr!c.,n ana Al !l!'v. iOr .ar"e
aoIr0 .," new u!ur. 20 he .ocat"l IL Eastern
~ y. l3J. l.eLBrr Once
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-06
SOMEWHERE IS PHILADELPHIA

There's q man va. are !oo!ng for: ho 5 of
;ood appearance. honest. trNstWurthy OK, =
40 and willing to 20 Int trannng for a
spccinl position that pays hig f.r hard v,r',
mud loyalty: to the right man We Offer n
lircs work With recomp"nSe rru h bigger
than SOU expect. II you are the man coma
In prepared TO prove II.
.,,, ,,..op,'I,. IN IvIpr,>-r,u n, =,
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HELP wANTED-MALE

statesmen
You nre offered the opportunity OF entc,tima en,,n.a
tho sales force Of n new urganisa tion. wheIe
you will be nsked TO sell securities OF only
high-srade investment nature; YOU VIII
bc paid for your services ON libcra' 'o'"-
mission basis. ,
The men We. arc seeking must have a
clean record. character ard the desire to
grow with us: selling experience is dcslr.
able. but not necessary; Immediate training
will he Arranged.
Ask for Mr.. Bradley.
FRENCH 4 co.
Room 7O4 Flanders Bldg.
10Th and Walnut SITS.
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AGENTS

AGiINTs--iicres tho best line Of navors
.ysr ncrsd si'n"" "n c"ra am" "H
rc,'abie company; in business II, %sars; We
stHrt YOU right; furnish eompIs," ouii,:
nrNsst sS!"E slnns n" % Write T%bAy for Monsy
Makns r''Esi ArI,San ,ncinan nTna15s Co.. S
retail the genuine watkins Products IN cI:y
Ss aSI Tn%F'"mx n% i.
Kind; our hustlcrs ayernse income is sllo
h"lr are fer you a9ns a. S T" IL ps
m ]; r. WATKINS CO. Dept. sa;b.
S4 nnI i,. TIMEs tos,; sEtXG ts;yiip,S"s ,%op
big ,roney; $4,000 ycarlT rend ur; Il" capital
or expercnc" .eded guaranteed sales; un.
itIs samrlss to casio,ners:, repeat orders sure;
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