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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-09-08
Statesmen AT MEETING
Employees of Standard Oil Company
Attended Gathering Here

Yesterday morning all sales rep
of the Standard On
Company of Indiana in the Mankato
division gathered in the Mankato
offices for an all day meeting. When
the meeting was called to order at
eight O'Clock, 81 statesmen from all
sections of the division were present
in response to the summons which
had been sent. At noon the entire
party, including several Of the local
office force were entertained by the
management at a delightful dinner
at the, Mankato Golf club. The meet
ing was again resumed at one o'clock
and continued through the afternoon,
most of the men leaving for their
headquarters during the evening.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-09-08
SPECIAL COURT TERM
Number Of Matters Were Heard Be =
fore judge W.. L. Comstock

NUmper OF Matters Were Ffedru Be :
fore Judge w. L. Comstock
Judge w. l. Comstock of Blue
Earth county district court held
special term yesterday afternoon
at which time many small matters
tie hearings and similar matters
were heard. Action on Judicial Road
No. Z was continued until the No
vember term of court.
: According to schedule, there will
be trial of jury cases in district
court beginning September II at
which time the petit jurors have
been called for an adjourned term
The jury was excused during har-
vest and threshing time but It is
expected that when the next rect
ing is held there will be no d1lay
until the calendar is cleared.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-09-08
Mrs. kroon Recovering

Mrs. II. G. Kroon, who was 1n1ur-
ed Monday evening In an automobile
accident at the corner OF Van Brunt
and Record streets, Is reported as
making q rarid recovery and today
was removed from the hospital to
her home on Marshall street
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-09-08
HITTING HIGH SPOTS
Ninety Seven In Shade Was Record
Of Mercury Yesterday

OF Mercury Yesterday
John J. Pfhale. The Free Press
weather man, yesterday was the
hottest of the many hot days of the
past two weeks. The, mercury
climbed UP to ninety seven in the
shade yesterday and last night new
er dropped lower than seventy four
above. II It were not for the fact
that there was a stir breeze blow
ing all day and night the heat
would have been suffocating.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-09-08
North Mankato Visitor

John Romine and wife and family
spent several days In North Manka.
to as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
S. Libby.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-09-08
Railroad Man ln on,

Martin Boyle of Winona, division
superintendent of the Northwestern
road, called on friends in this city
today.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
| ne American Legion
Ne"s: Local, State, National

munty: ''n'-
~ Veterans who arc UNEMPLOYED or
veterans families who arc in distresa
What emergency relief measures
may be needed and applied.
81 What opportunities of every
legitimate kind there are for employ
ment N"P''s
The work is TO culminate, according
10 the announced plans Of the Legion,
IN citizens mass meeting to be held
IN each town on March 20, at which
problems incident to the local condi.
tlon viii be discussed. and definite
campaign Of assistance formulated.
The welfare Of our veterans is Of
nigh concern TO the nation. 1t is be-
lieved that our organization members
w'il respond to the requests of the
American Legion concerning the en-
ployment situation and render every
assistance within their power. and this
announcement is sent with the belief
that such specific constructive help as
is requested will be given the moment
the need for assistance is known"
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Semenoff to Face Alien
Board if He Would Enter
Admission of Anti-Red Leader
to U. S. Protested by the
American icninn

WASIIlNGTON. March Genera!
Semenotf, the anti Bolshevik leader,
who was permitted to land at Van
couver to-day, will be required to ap-
pear before immigration inspectors if
he applies for admission to the United
States because of question as to
whether he is admissible under the
immigration laws, officials said here
tonight.
There have been many protests
lodged in Washington against his being
admitted by the American Legion and
other organizations, it was pointed out,
because of his alleged treatment of
American soldiers in Siberia. In addi-
ton there were said to be number of
questions under the immigration law
involved because Of some of his alleged
private acts, including the possibility
that he may be bigamist The law
provides, it was pointed out, that un-
less an alien is clearly entitled to enter
the United States the inspector at the
port Of entry must hold him for a
special board of inquiry.
The State Department vised Seme
noff's passport some time ago, but it
was explained tonight that this was
done as matter of course and for him
as a private citizen and not as an of
fetal representative '1f another govern
ment.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
t'uhs and Civic Bodies Back
Veterans in Plans for Em.
pioyment Day in Effor,
TO Find Places for Idle
u. ;. Chamber of Commerc.
Appeals to Nation TO Pu,
Servicc Men ON Feet:
Coiors for knickerbocker or

H'np'oFment day will be celebrated
oy tho Legion next Monday o., th;s
uay IN every city, town and hamlct J.,
'he United States where there ia , ,nt
Gran OF the World War communicated
e"ort TO lind work for the iobless vet
Grams VIII be made The plan orig;.
mated with the national headouarter.
OF the Legion and has rapidly spread
through the country.
Heads of organizations such &C ~,
knights OF Columbus, the Jewish Wei.
fare, the United States Chamber 81
- S,so,mmerce, the Rotary Club and The
EiSs nave been asked to Cooperate in
.he project The United States Cham.
Der OF Commerce has already sent its
reply to the Legion officials.
state commander William +. Deegan
IS outlining the plan to be conducte d
nere' Inc City Employment Bureau
WI W. cooperate, as will a number OF
other organizations. Of the unem.
ployed veterans in this state many viii
De taken care of by other veterans
who will urge their EMPLOYERS to hire
veterans when there are vacancies.
The League of Foreign Born Citizens
with headquarters at 342 Madison Ave.
nue., by special vote of its board OF
directors, has agreed to Cooperate with
the Legion: The league sent a letter
to State Headquarters stating that
wherever possible employment for vet
erans who gave their efforts to This
country would bo given attention. 80
mat IN this way the situation NAV be
relieved
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
u. s. Chamber of Commerce
Offers Aid to Legion

WASHINGTON. March 14.-The
Chamber of Commerce of the United
States to day called upon its member
organizations to cooperate with the
local posts of the American Legion in
National Employment Day, to be OBJ
served on March 20, when a national
campaign will be Launched to aid vet
erans out of work or in distress.
In letter uprging member organ-
cations to join in this movement, Elliot
H. Goodwin, vice president Of the
National Chamber, writes:
"The American Legion, through the
director of it's Americanism Commits
sion. has called upon the Chamber of
Commerce Of the United States to
transmit to Chambers of Commerce
and trade organizations request for
cooperation with local posts of the
American Legion in a National EN-
ployment Day to be held March 20,
1922, and campaign Of relief to fol-
low thereafter.
"This suggestion we are happy to
adopt immediately, thus continuing
policy which was first inaugurated in
1919 when National Employment
Committee of the Chamber. co-operat-
ing with some three hundred local
committees, developed program for
getting returned soldiers back to civil
positions.
THE American Legion, in its state
ment to US, reports large number of
veterans out of work or in DISTRESS.
To alleviate this condition the Legion
proposes to set up local Legion En-
ployment Committee, which will ascer-
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Women Bowlcrs Wanted

The bowling club Of First Women's
Post, 2, has aroused great interest
among the members of the post. The
single and married women have been
pitted against each other. Tho club
meets on the first and third Friday of
each month at the Kings County head
quarters, 1923 Schermerhorn Street
Brooklyn. Among the members of the
club are Miss Agnes Burlingame, Miss
Charlotte Kelly. Miss Van der Hoes
den, Miss Prudence Leonardo. Miss Mar
ion Keenan,. Miss Bessie Hickey, Miss
Irene Lamb and Miss Marie Reynolds.
Any ex-servce women who care to join
the club will be eligible by becoming a
member of the post
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Employee Elected
To Philadelphia
Transit Co. Board
Mitten Management Upheld
at Annual Election, When
) Directors Are Retired
and Depot Worker Named
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

PHILADELPHIA, March 15.--Labor
to day took a hand at the capitalist
game, when 10000 employees Of the
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
turned in proxy for large number
of shares of the company's common
stock, to be voted at the annual cleo
tion in favor of tho management's
ticket for members Of the compapy's
board of directors. IE return for the
support rendered President Thomas f.
Mitten and his cooperative system
of management the employees were
given representation on the board when
John W. McElroy, president Of the en-
ployees' cooperative welfare associa-
tion, was elected director.
Of the 100000 shares of common
stock 520,637 were voted. more than
100000 being in favor of the Mitten
regime.
The election puts an crd to fight
against Mr.. Mitten which has been
waged by FIVE "insurgent" directors
who had declared against what they
termed lone man" management. The
retiring directors are William ]. Mont
gomery, William Y. Triple, C. j.
Matthews, Frank Buck and j. J. Sulli-
van.
The new directors besides McElroy
are Coleman j. Joyce, DR.. A. A. Mitten,
Of Philadelphia; Nelson Robinson, New
York, and H. G. Tully, Buffalo
The reelected directors are Presi-
dent Mitten, Vice President w. C. Dun
bar and G. A. Richardson
McElroy, who is employed at one Of
the company's big depots, said after
the election:
"If anybody had told me eight years
ago. when | entered the company's en-
ploy, that I'd be a director of the
P. r. T. at this time I'd have called
an ambulance"
At the close of the meeting to-day
DR.. A. A. Mitten, son of Thomas Z.
Mitten, shook hands with McElroy.
"This is the biggest thing in indus
trial relations that has happened yet, "
said DR. Mitten.
Yes, SIR replied McElroy. at has
done more than anything else to ce-
mcnt the bonds between men and man
apemcnt"
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Senate Agrees TO Extend
oU Million Austrian Loan
Fayment viii Be Deferred Is
Years for Wheat Sent
To Relieve Famine

WASHINGTON, March 15.-The reso-
,u''0n Of Senator Lodge, Republican, Of
massachusetts,, extending for twenty
.'Se years the loan of $4,000, 900 made
" austria for famine relief, was
saOpted unanimously to-day, by the
senate and sent to the House.
~ s"yenslon of the loan as provided by
we Lodge resolution has been urged
t.;vventiy t;osI by many American organiza-
IONS wohs The resolution was approved
UNANIMOUSLY to-day by the Senate
s.nance Committee and unanimous con-
'ent 'td gwen for its immediate considera-
ION IN the Senate.
tbs senator Lodge told the Senate that
SD e austrian government was without
s4.Hc,ent funds to operate and also pay
ioan. otAcr nations which had
49, S.I IN famine relief work, he said,
yb; SG promised to extend their loans,
resar, nu,en are secured by liens on Austrian
e,eenues The American relief fund, he
md sngg'alned' was in the form Of wheat
~"u was distributed mostly in Vienna.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSE SALE
of Goods for Unpaid Charges

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE pRovI-
sIoNs Of law, there being due and un-
FOWLER EXPRESS COMPANY JACK
SONS EXPRESS--ls entitled to lien
as na on the goods herein elm
been given to all parties known to
claim si,o, an interest therein therein and the time
such charges having 's,l expired. there her viii DO
sold at public auction at W. II. PLATEAU
& Son Auction Rooms. 10 University
2!s, 1922. at 1890 A. NJ; If for any reason
the sale Is not completed on said data
The sale will be continued at the same
place on Tuesday. April 4. 1922. beginning
at 1890 A. M. and continuing until all the
goods sold. The following property.
to wit: Trunks and contents, bags. and
merchandise. SC. held for the accounts
OF the following parties concerned
trunk M of*a. E. e pei 'r'1N ;rvDl WI 6 A~SHa bsSis
Gsmszld ana i trunk: NJ. Lsnday, 'Din; / trunk,
psasekasss; r; MeAyoy; ! trunk; T: Y:
hue. ! bag; Holiday. bags; Holiday, i
Fallon i h mch.; NJ Healy tAmerlcan
Express Company, trunk Mrs. Yorke or
Amelia Tryo. g. mch.: G Glines. box:
l.. whitney. | box; j, Anderson. trunk
packago; Katie Cassidy trunk; ". A.
Cation. trunk; NJ. ,connery, trunk; f,
I'oueher.S, trunk n. GAIiaEner.
trunk; c. Leary trunk; NJ McGuinness,
trunk. ] barrel, . boxes; NJ. McCoumb,
trunk: A. J. Keefe. trunk L. Scoheld
trunk; Mrs. Saunders, boxes: Fl. Purdy
box tools; Mr.. Wilson. trunks: Mr. or
Mrs. PrendervlIe. box Mr.. or Mrs
Buell.. ! package Mr. or Mrs Neil. 1 bag;
A. Gustanowitz, / bundle curtains. all
being now stored with said Fowler Ex-
press Company-Jac sons Exprsss---n its
warehouses. and all to be more specifically
announced and described at time of said sale
The goods may be seen at the time and
place of sale.
FOWLER EXPRESS co.
JACKSON'S EXPRESS,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Iowa Couple Wed 73 Years
Farmer 90 and Wife 81; AL
ways Voted for RepulIicans

NEWMARKET. Iowa, March Is ny
Ihc Associated Press) Mr.. and Mrs
Alex duncan. residing two and one
half miles northwest Of here, to- day
celebrated their seventy third wedding
anniversary. Their children and many
friends gathered at the Duncan home.
Mr.. Duncan soon will be ninety-six
ycars old and his wife is ninsty-onc
Both arc in good health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan settled upon
the land on which they now live a few
months after their marriage on March
10, 1SA9. In all these years their farm
OF $50 acres has mover changed hands
nor has it ever been mortgagcd. They
reared eleven children. ten Of whom
are living Mr.. Duncan is Civil Wnr
veteran and has vote for every Re
puhlican Pres ident."
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Speedometer Nets S2.l9 Share

For the year ended Decembey 81 the
Stewart Warner Speedome ter Corpora
tion reported net profit, after ex-
ments and Federal taxes, of 81 ,039 ,572,
equivalent to $219 a share earned on
the 473,81b outstanding shares of capi-
tai stock Of no par value. This com
pares with a net profit Of S2,21092s
or $4.83 share, earned on the 457 ,525
outstanding shares OF capital stock in
the preceding year. Net earnings
amounted to $1,106572, against 81, ,72S.-
472 in 1920, After allowing s1,l72, ,l05
for dividends there was deficit of
1892 ,533. while the profit and loss sur
plus at the close Of the year amounted
to $7,637.234.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
court Returns Gas Funds
consolidated Gets Back I'M
pounded Moneys and Securities

- 'uoge Learned Hand in the Federal
a"lFict Court yesterday closed the 80
4s gas case by directing the return
~ 'ne Consolidated Gas Company Of
moneys and securities impounded
re"o'ng - the decision of the Supreme
u'] His action followed the sub
:. ''on by counsel for the public util
concern Of the mandate of the
inv nv. In Washington. Richard Well
eoo' special master, was awarded $15,-
W. for his services.
norn nne consolidated Gas Company an
had Yesterday that the directors
Ant tppolnted Hugo B. Reinach assist
ss...ass .'saSurer OF the corporation, to
larry B. Armstrong, deceased.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE or
New York, County OF New Nork--tsay
Myers. PlaintiH. VS. Madge Myers. Defend
ant. Summons Action tor an Absolute
Divorce.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint In this action, and to serve
copy of your answer, or if the complaint Is
not served with this summons to servo
Notice of Appearance on the Plaintiffs At
torneys within, twenty days after the service
OF this summons, exclusive OF the day OF
service. In of your failure to appear
OF answer Judgment will be taken against
YOU by default for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
IIhNDLER g. GOLDSTEIN
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Office and p. 0.
ADDRESS. l54o Broadway, Borough OF
Manhattan. city of New York.
To Madge Myers. Defendant above named
The foregoing summons is served upon you
by publlca tion, pursuant to order OF Hon
Nathan Bijur, Justice OF the Supreme
Court Of the State OF New York dated tho
l1th day Of February, 1922, and flod With
The complaint in the office of the Clerk OF
The County of New York AT the County
Court House. in the Borough Of Manhattan
City. County aud State OF New York
Dated, New York. February TO- 1922
I[E,NpLER e. GOLDSTEIN
Attorneys for Plaintiff ONCE and P O.
Address 1of0 Broadway, Borough of
Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16

COOK, English young. very capable; city.
country; very excellent references Miss
Halls Bureau, II West 44th st. Vanderbilt
S2<0.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Auxiliary Seeks Members

The auxiliary of Harold Dagnes Post
is anxious to increase it's membership,
and has extended an invitation to all
women interested in the success of the
post to join. Applications will be re-
ceived at / East Fordham Road on the
second Wednesday of each month The
officers are Mrs. George Dagncs, pres
ident; Mrs. George II. Patton. treas
urer; Miss Fl. I. Hcfernan, secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
To Receive ColOrs Tonight

Knickerbocker Post will be present
ed with a set Of colors this evening in
the 9th Regiment Armory. Represent
ativc Hogan, State Senator Shepherd
County Commander Brady and num-
Der Of other prominent men will take
part in the ceremonies. Every mem
Der OF the post has been asked to at
tend the meeting this evening. and it
is expected that an exceptional pro-
gram will be offered.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Gentle Post Aids Camn

David ". Gentle Post and its auxil-
larry has turned over to Charles Pope
Caldwell, as chairman of the Veterans
Mountain Camp Committee. slo0. 1t is
expected that the post and its auxiliary
will soon increase this amount to $3.50,
so that log lean-to may be named
after the post at the Big Tupper Lake
reservation
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16

suPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YORK
RAYMOND j. CARPENTER. Plaintiff.
against WILLIAM II. BUDD Defendant
SUMMONS
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to
answer the complaint in this action and
TO serve a copy of your answer, or, II the
com plalnt Is not served with this sum
mons, to serve a notice OF appearance, on
the plaintiffs 8 attorneys within twenty days
after the service Of this summons exclusive
OF tho day of service. In case Of your
failure TO appear answer, Judgment will
be taken against you by default for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated, January 31st. 1922.
HAWKINS DELAFIELD & IONGCEL-
Low, Attorneys for Plaintih. Office
and Post Office Address No. 20 Ex-
change Place, Borough of Manhattan
City Of New York.
TO WILLIAM n. BUDD:
The foregoing summons Is served upon
you by publication. pursuant TO an order
OF Hon. Nathan BLUR, one CT the Justices
of the Supreme Court of the State OF New
York, dated the 7th day OF February. 1892
and led with the complaint IN the office
Of the Clerk of the County of New York
at the County Court House IN New YORK
County.
HAWKINS. DELAFIELD & LONGFEL-
LOW. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Smoker a Big Success

A smoker given by Western Electric
Post, 497, last evening at the Tele-
phone Club. 353 West Seventeenth
Street, was huge success. Following
the presentation of an elaborate enter
tainment there was dancing.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Feipl Post Meets To-nioht

There will be a meeting of 1st Di-
vision Lieutenant Jefferson Feigi Post,
247. at the Army and Navy Club, 112
West Fifty ninth Street. this evening.
Commander Hammersley of the post
has made a special request that all
members be present.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
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HELP WANTED
instruction

SUCCESS AND FAILURE
Tho difference between success and fall
ufe Is mostly matter Of training You
can can get business training in this institu-
ton that will equip you properly to WIN
success We have helped hundreds Of
young men and women to advance in the
"orld-we can do the for you Re-
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step toward success by enrolling in one of
our new classes now forming. Day. eve
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10 Nassau st. Beeknan 2723 Brooklyn-
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New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
HELP WANTED MALE

SALESMAN SPECIALITY
PERMANENT POSITION rs
OPEN WITH FIRST CLASS
+ r N MANUFACTURING
HIGH GRADE THERAPEU-
TIC APPARATUS WE NEED
A SALES REPRESENTATI
OF THE HIGHEST CALIBRE
AND PERSONALITY FOR
WORK WITCH GIVES EX-
CELLENr PRESENT AND
FUTURE PROSPECTS OF
STRAIGHT COMMISSION
BASIS. THE RIGHT MAN
WILL FIND THIS AN OP-
PORTUNITY WELL WORTH
CONSIDE
AP P LIE a NTs WILL
PLEASE STATE AGE, EN-
PERIENCE. RELIGION AND
NAT1ONALfTY ADDRESS
HIGH GRADE, u RS. TR1E-
uNE
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
STORAGE NOTICES

MRS LOUISE vAzANA. vou are hereby
notified the time for payment OF you:
lien to US having expired. we viii causa
to be sold at public auction 10 wiz
Trunks. boxes and os1er goods and con-
tents. Sale TO be hels at our warehouse
613 West l3lst st.. on April II, 1922. a.
10 a IN.
IENsToNE STORAGE & VAN co.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
LEGAL NOTICES


PURSUANT 10 ync provisions OF Section 2,
OF the Banking Law OF the state of New
York notice IS hereby given TO all person.
having claim against the New yor,.
Agency ~ Banque lndnstrielle de Chine
heretofore rranssctng business at No. ?!
Pine street, in the Borough OF Mauhattar
City. County and state OF New York. that
they are required 70 present the same %
me and make proper proof thereof. at my
office in the state Banking Department.
No. 81 Chambers Sire Il. in the Borough
of Manhattan. Cify OF Now York. withis
-Four 90 months from this date hereof
the last cate Tor presenting game beinN
the 2sth day OF April, i92e. After saiG
date no such claims shall be accepted.
Dated. Ncw York, December e9th. 1891 4
ToufR, etc,
GEORGE Y. McLAuGHLIN.
Supt. OF Banks of The state or
New York. 81 Chambers Street
Borough of Manhattan.
City OF New York
JOHN j CURTIN.
Attornev
sSs Broadway. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16

SALESMAN-A position Is open Offering
All unusual opportunity to an unusual
man, In the sales organization of company
manufacturing a costly, high class prod
uct; good education. neat appearance
an ability to judge men and 10 close hus!-
ness are some of the qualifications neces-
sary; salary $4,000 per year, with excel
lent opportunity for advancement. In
plying write fully concerning education.
past experience and general qualifications.
Box G sac. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
SPECIALITY SALESMAN

SPECIALITY SALESMAN
Permanent position is open with frs.
class firm. manufacturing high grade
therapeutic apparatus; We need a sales
Representative OF the highest caliber
md personality for work which gives
excellent present and future prospects on
straight commission basis. the right
man VIII find this an opportunity we'll
worth considering. Applicants will please
state age, experience. religion and ma
tional:y: Address High Grade. Box D
100 Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
HELP WAITED

Experienced young couple, cook and
butler -housenan: city apartment; Eng
lish or Swedish only. Add D 72s. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
CAPITAL TO INVEST

a WONDERFUL opportuuit,. for nerso,
having capital 10 invest III very profit
able business. Write suite SIS 1874 Vas
Street.