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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-05
DIN CARTEA VREMII CETIRE

sc mregistreze ca cOrporatiuna
dupa Statul Ohio.
Sc sprocedeaza la alegerea func-
tionarifor pentru conducerea ~
niuneis pc O durata de un an In
cepand de la | Ianuarie 1908
pana inclusiv 81 Decembrie 1908.
81 sa alcg prin aclamatiune urma-
tori:
Presedinte: loan Popaiovu, New
ark, Q. !. Vicepres. loan n. Su,
fana, Indiana Harbor. Ind, IL.
Vice-pres. Vasilie Vladutu, Ho
mestead, Pa. Secretar: NJ. Lazar,
Newark, O. CAESAR: Augustin ST.
sea, Newark, O. Comitet execu-
|tiv: G. Conan, Homestead, Pa
Nicolae Rociu, Indiana Harbor.
Ind. 1. y. Mafteiu, lllasco, Mo.
loan Radn, Martins Ferry, Ohio.
Hariton Muntean, Newark, Ohio.
|. Simtion, Newark, o. Nicolae
NJ. Marian, Newark. 0. Barbatl
de incredere pentru scoaterea 81
depunerea banilor: Adam Bera.
Newark, O. @. Augustin Sisea
Newark, o. Harjton Muntean.
Newark, O.
Sus numitii primind necondi-
tionat alegerea. sd declara de
alesi, promitand sub ''cuvintul de
onoare' prompta indeplinire a
functiunei lor.
Discutandu-se cateva articole.
carl an censumat mn timp indie
lungat, 81 find timpul foartc
inaintat deoparte, lar de alta
parte nefiind proiectul de statute
char gaia sa decide ca oil loan
Popaiovu sa fineasca lucrarea 81
conform decisiunilor presente cat
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-05
kUVELE
Dc !, sLAvIoI|
CAPITOLUL x.
Criza.

Tree toate'n lumea aceasta, 81
cele bune, 81 cele rele.
Sosira in casa, in care avea sa-si
petreaca iarna, Agata Sc simtia
obosita, dar linistita 81 dmpacata
ca omul, care dupa mari griji 81
multe primejdii Sc vede iesit, in
sfarsit, la bun capat.
Copiii, cazuti in somn adanc, MI
s'au desteptat nici cand ian rid1-
cat din haraba, nici cand i-au des-
bracat, ca sal culce in paturile
asternute in pripa.
ID Calm Sc vaita, ce-i drept, 81
'zicea ca sc simte foarte rlu; nici
ca s'ar fl pututl insa, ca el 50 Sc
simta bine dupa drumul Gel greu,
81 vAzandu-i lar in calcusul Ii
nistit, Agata ii multumia lui Dunn
ne1eu cal site scapat.
de geaba-i xicea dar Guile sd
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-05

Toate societatile nitrate in Uni
une sd fie deobligate ca pana in
20 Decembrie a. C. sa fie datoare
a asterne cOnspectul membrilOr
ell suma competenta ce sd va in
cassa pc luna Ianuarie 1908 lar
restantele sa fie trecute eli vede-
rea.
Incat priveste acelea societati
carl au solvit cuotisatiile 81 sunt
in 'buna regula, cuotisatiunile sol
vite, = de la sistare = sd vor
sOcoti i'm favorul acelOra pc viitor.
Marcu Lazar propune a Sc adu-
ce multumita protocolara d-lui
loan Popaiovu secretarul ''Tniu.
nei' pentru neobosita munca des-
vOltata in favOrl ''Uniunei'' 81 Gu
deosebire pentru luarea angaja.
mentului de "a lucra statutele
Uniunei.
Adunarea eli unanimitate vo-
teaza multamita- prOtocolara d-lui
loan Popaiovu, rugandu-l ca acti-
vitatea sa in aceasta directiune
Inici in viitor sd nu scada.
Gu unanimitate sa hotareste ca
sediul 'Uniunei' pc 0 durata de
un an sd fie in orasul Newark, O.
Sa hotareste ca viitoarea con-
ventie sd Sc tina in Indiana Har-
Dor, Ind, lar adunarea extraordi-
nara pentru aprobarea statntelor
in Newark. Ohio.
Sc hOtareste ca "T'niunea' sii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-05

Il uuftuHI utllMFCIHtiCt SIlcSC uO-
roadele la respectful 81 ridicarea
aproapelui, sc mai poate pleda
oare in favoarea indiwidualismu-
llui9
Oar mai ales, cand Statul do
lvedit ca eel mai prost gospodar,
sileste toate elementele din COM
punerea lui sa Sc adune 81 sa-si
cucereasca drepturile nesocotite
! lprin asociatii, >prin tovarasii =
tot un fel de sindicate, cum
$ ar putea jnstifica pledarea pen
tru isolarea muncitorului?
Oar foloasele tovarasilor tara
nesti, cooperativelor pentru des-
facerea produselor in comun, in
laturarea atator speculatori earl
impovarau traiul zilnic, nu sunt
ele Oare o stralucita dOvada a
legii celei noua, nascuta GU multi
Idnnainte de razbeiu? ST. mai ales,
acum dupa razboiu, cand setea
dupa averi casca gura atat de
Tacoma, inghitind pc cei mai buni
dintre oameni, cand politicians
mul falgaduielilor fantastice 81
demagogiei strecurate pana in
pragul altarului .conrupe 81 mur-
dareste totnl in calea lui, putem
oare nesocoti mijlocul eel mai
evident de cpltivare 81 ridicare a
muncitorilor prin Ell insist?
Este surprinzator pentru moi
faptul existentii elementelOr care
MI numai ca doresc, dar cred in
descompunerea neintarziata a sin
dicatelor.
/ Sindicatul muncitoresc nu tre-
buie sa inspaimante. FL trebuie
sa atraga toate puterile sufletesti
ale neamului 81 acolo, in deval.
masie, sa sc framante materialul
ell care sd Sc cOnstruiasca edifi-
ciul Romaniei industriale dc
name. Pentru alcatuirea 81 indru-
marea lui Sc cere sprijinul desin-
teresant al tuturor oamenilor de
bine, Sc cere contributia sinceiT
a patronilor, Sc cere picul de in
terventie 0ficiala pentru drepta-
tea paturilor muncitoare. Sc cere
credinta care aduce izbinda 81
muta muntele, Sc cere eat mai
putin politicianism in mijlocul
maselor muncitorestii pana cand
analfabetul copil al votului OBJ
stesc va pntea merge pc propriile
lui picioare.
| Numai in chipul acesta vedem
moi termurirea ravagiilor 1ntune-
recului, alcoolismului, sifilistului,
ltnberculosei, holerii, etc.
4 Da, termurirea holerii, caci da-
ca la Cringasii llfovului exista un
sindicat al muncitorilor de pa
:mant, la fabrica de caramizi a
acelui Laptaru nu era un inter
mediar care sa spolieze ell neome-
ME pc muncitorii platiti 81 hraniti
miserable 81 unde "cu un pic de
atentie 81 sprijin Official buletinul
medical putea sa inregistreze pc
langa.. ''vibrionii asiatici'' lip
sa totala de hrana, spoliatia ne.
rusinata 81 dorinta de procop-
scala. moderna = daca nu TO.
maneasca, = totusi din Romania
j st. Manole.
|. (Din IN. Romanesc"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-05
4 vECINII II.
PARAsCHIv CIULIC
CAPITOLUL TX.
o II de toamna.
14s4wn1x

Flotea insa 81 Bursuc Sc opri-
ra, incepura sd dea din coada !,
apoi, sdltand de bucurie, Sc apro-
piara pc pitite de dansul ca Sal
linga mana.
DE! - de! - de!" - zise
batranul mniat.
Isl aducea aminte, cat ia batut
81 cum Sc ascundeau cand il We.
deau, si-i era 'rusine, Cd nu-si mai
aduce aminte cum ii chiama, ca
sal mangaie zicandu-le pc hume.
DE! de! 80 zise lar 81 le netezi
parul de pc gat, apoi, in vfeme &c
harabagiul Sc opintia sd deschida
>poai.ta, el tfase cali de urechi Sill
mangaie batandu-i Gu palma, -
,bietele de dobitoace chinuite!
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wANrED-FEMALE HELP.


wANTED-Settled house mother for insti-
tuition, $40 mo-, board, room and laundry;
young women for hospital cooks, helper,
cooks helper for club, $40 mo. boafd and
room housekeepers; chambermaids private
family help; Mattresses, $40 mo. and room !;
Furman's Employment Office 100 West sth.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. white girls for
families Sept. l, want reference; colored
girls for families Sept. 1, reference; women
$40 mo-, board and room. city and other
towns; kitchen helpers: dishwashers; fnsti-
fS60n nel 6f RsnfT West STU EN-
wANIED-Neat young woman, 10 years
old, cash register work. must have refer
ence; dishwasher for hospital; family help;
ried couple without furniture; cooks; 10
married farm couples with furniture Fur
mans Employment Office, 106 West Sth.
HoUSEKEEPER in small family, no chill
dren, close in. Apply mornings at 1914
Harrison or afternoons at Santa Fe Watch
company.
EXPERT YOUNG LADY stenographer and
cashier; none but those with best refer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. maid, also woman
for general homework; also cleaning
woman. Mrs. Pendry. Hotel Victoria.
WANTED-Housekeepe for smah family
with no children; close In Address
Housekeeper, care of journal.
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED for out of
town; no objections to one child. Call
Blue 4244.
finishing. ]. c. wolcott, s25 Kansas Ave:
DEMONSTRATIONS experienced in house
to house work. Address Box 2s2. city.
WANTED-An experienced while girl for
general housework: 922 Fillmore.
WANTED-White girl to assist with house
work Call 1T3S Black.
HoUsEKEEPER wANTED-Phone 500
ks.
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(By $. d. Flera, Meteorologist)

Extremely hot, dry weather pre-
vailed over Kansas the fore part of
degrees to 10 degrees in most sec
tions, according to the reports of cor
respondents of the weather bureau
which cover daily conditions in all
parts. Beginning with Friday, the
18th. cooler weather spread over the
state, with local showers which were
too light to be of any benefit, except
in Just a few localities.
Late corn has been practically
ruined by the drouth, tho there are
still some eopnties where a good rain
in the near future would revive it.
count of being nearer maturity and
a a rule the chief effect on it will
be to make the ears ehaffy and light.
In the north-central counties where
the drouth has been especially severe,
all corn has been badly injured. CUT
ting corn, especially for siIos, has be-
gun in all parts except the northwest
counties and is 20 to so per cent done
in the north-central and southwest
counties
Lack of moisture in the ground and
the hot weather have almost put an
end to fall blowing. Sowing wheat
has already begun in Cheyenne county
and will start by the first of Septem-
her in several northwest counties and
by September is over most of the
western half of the state if there is
sufficient moisture in the ground. In
the eastern half there is a tendency
to delay seeding until the latter part
Of September or the fly free dates the
fore part of October.
Grain sorghums are standing the
drouth in much better shape than
corn. but are also badly in need of
rain. Pastures are drying up in the
eastern half. In Stevens county half
the broom corn has been cut. Apples
are promising in the commercial or
chards in the northwest section. Sugar
heets are doing we'll in the Garden
City district.
Threshing continues under favor
able conditions and cutting prairie
hay Is in full blast. The fourth cut
ing of alfalfa is making slow growth.
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Portis Is RaIelnr Turnlns.

Portis. Kan. Aug. S1.-This little
village in Osborne county has a mu-
rielpai turnip patch. The crop Is
growing so nicely and prospects are 50
bright for a bumper yield that Mayor
Thomas is confronted with the propo-
ttton OF appointing a superintendent
OF turnips.' Unless something hap.
pens. there will be enough turnips for
everybody in the city.
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Dry Wenther Hlts Melon trnn.

Liberal. Kan. Aug. 31.-Melon
growers of Seward county say that
unless heavy rains come Immediately
there will be little of their crops left
tantalOupes and Fwatermelons are
pretty nearly call in they say, and the
vines are dying What few melons re-
main on the vines are small and in
fariur
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-31
FOR RENr--rARMs

-,
take fourth crops or SIS monthly or an
nual payments, work, auto, etc; delightful
Arkansas Ozarks, near White River, sta
lions, college. Maps, Facts Fiction.
Hitchcock, Norfolk, Ark. National Hotel
September /. Fl.
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NEW BUNGALOW
Bungalows and Cottages

I hsre good assortment of bungalows
and cottages, mostly ali new. In west end.
Call L. r. Rethemeyer, with WinRett Real
ty Co. Phone 1874. 1O7 West Sixth
FOR SALE-Six-room modern house, first
class condition, newly decorated, full ce-
ment basement with laundry. IA east front
lots. choice location, close in, West side
s4-2o0- Blair, phone 705.
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HOT AND DRY WEATHER

Lack of Moisture Has Prac-
tIcally Ruined Late Corn, Says
Weather Bureau Report
Fourth Cutting of Alfalfa Max
Ing Slow Growth.
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wANTED-MALE HELP.
Attention
BOILERMAKERS
MACHINISTS
BLACKSMITHS
and
FREIGHT CAR
REPAIRERS

BY acting promptly You
can secure ernploymeE.. on
the Burlington Route, the
Vests most dependable
railroad, operating $3.50
miles of road in the IL
great wealth-producing
states between the Great
Lakes and the Rocky Noun
tains, at standard rates of
pay, under strike conditions
Gree transportation, at
points in Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa and Nebraska, includ-
ing back shops at Aurora,
H., West Burlington, Iowa,
Hannibal. Mo-, and Have
lock, Neb., where working
conditions are both pleas
ant and desirable.
CALL ON OR WRITE
C. B. & @. R. R.
3rd Floor, Smith Bldg.
9th and Kansas Ave.
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wANTED-To RENT.

N~~--O--~---~--l-~------
wANTED-By September IS, two modern
furnished rooms with kitchenetts, close in,
west side: employed couple. Write ALB,
care Journal. =
MISUNDERSTANDING apartment, ?, 3 or
rooms by September, prefer west side,
walking distance, modern, references ex-
changed. L. Y. T., care Journal.
YOUNG LADY wishes board and room. or
room and kitchen privileges; references.
Call Blue 1927 mornings or evenings.
WANTED TO RENT-Four- or five-room
housewife lease If necessary West side
preferred. Phone f9i.
WANTED TO RENT-Slx to ten-room
house, well located, modern. e. s., care
journal. e:
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CUR FLoWERs AND DESIGNS.

QUALITY Flowers, reasonable prices.
Shipments to neighboring towns guar
anteed. The Baysinger Floral Home, 2010
West 10th. Black 2130.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PRACTICAL NURSE, experienced. invalid
and maternity. speciality Maternity
dates reserved. Reasonable prices Bhone
Red 1878. -
STENOGRAPHER. experienced, desires
position. Can furnish references Ad-
dress J-5O care Journal
WOULD LIKE to get connected with some
firm steady. 1 have my own truck
Phone 1910
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FOR sA1E--PEr srocK.


Harrison.
FOR SALE-English bulldog, male pup.
2612 East 9Th st. Mrs. @. p. Gill.
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$500

P4NO
Invested now will make you $500
a year for life. The rich Califor-
mia grape lands produce from 10
to IT tons of grapes per acre and
for the past several years the
June crop has brought from $120
to $50 per ton. Growing
season twelve months in the
year. The Palo Verde Vine
yard association will plant, cut
tivate and market your grapes
fer you. You can handle this
proposition no matter where you
live. Invest for yourself Invest
for your children. See me right
away. H. P. Richards. 423 New
England Bldg, Topeka, Kan.
Phones.
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ron sALE-CrTx PROPERTY.


FfvE-ROOM HOUSE, with basement. cleo
tricity, barn and poultry hnuGe. ftE
acres land, all fenced $1,000. Easy terms.
Call at 2101 Fillmore. .s.l s.,g &c
BEAUTIFUL Potwkn building site. 21A
Elmwood, 40x203. paved street and alien
shade trees. lovely south exposure 500
FOR SATsE--Nice house. Can be used dor
rooming house. Fine location; on Wass
side, near Santa Re offices Phone 1ef4 =
FOR SAILS room house and rs lots %,
632 Wabash. oakland.
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FOR HENT-HousEs
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

FOR RENT-APARTNEN
APARTMENT FOR RENT-sl0 East 9th
at, 3 rooms. first floor, Just rembdeled,
water furnished oak flSors, enamel and
mahogany finish. close in, now ready for
occupancy Call on owners at Col East
THREE ROOM and bath, modern apart
ment. Edison heat. Close in Room 5,
Majestic Bldg Phone $50.
40 TOPEKA AVE.-Sfcefy furnished mod
ern apartment; Immediate possession.
Phone 1139
FURNISHED light housekeeping apart
menss, close in. East side. Phone 341l.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Sunday evening between Fourth
and Fifth on Kansas avenue, a left hand
baseball init. Reward. Call 1886 w.
IoyST-A small pocketbook containing two
five dollar bills and receipts made TO
Thomas Sheard. Call 1851
LOST-Doe. rat terrier. white with black
spots Finder call 2TSJ Black. SST N
Quincy.
STRAYED-2 mules. black and gray. this
morning. Henry mcdowell, 1119 West
TOST-ToTtoise she'll Persian mother cat /;
Has three nursing kittens. Reward for re-
turn Phone 1lS1 at 1906 Tyler.
FOUND-Silver Eversharp pencil. Address
Eversharp.- care Journal
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BIG MONEY

FOR MEN WHO CAN SELL GILT EDGE
sECuRIIiEs IL AZ OLD LINE LIE I. iN1
JAcEsoN STREET, Room NO. 4, BE-
TWEEN AND 10 MORNINGS
WAETED-Married farm couples; farm
and dairy hands; laborers; blacksmith /:
man end wife, restaurant and hotel work I;
Institution help: combination cooks; fry
cooks: kitchen heIpOrs; hospital help; por-
ter: teamsters; night cook: walters Fur
man'a Labor Agency. los West Eighth.
MEN wanted Tor country road work. Meet
Stewart 4 Richie truck at Midway Cafe.
North Topeka, at so a. M
wANTED-Linotype operator to work ex-
ira hours or regular on book work
WANTED-Men for general foundry work
apply superintendent Magnus Metal Co.
wANTEn-A man on dairy farm. Phone
wANTED-YoUng man. kiingaman &
Hoover.
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FOB RENT-ROoMs

FOR RENT-Two rooms, large enough for
four people, strictly modern. newly dec
GRATED, close to college and church. Phone
FOR RENT--S roemss duplex apartments.
upper floor with bath, slice pfug porch.
wafer and heat furnished 513 Tyler St,
Call 3T4
40 TOPEKA AVE.-Two modern sleeping
rooms. one on first floor, large enough
for two Phone 5ST4 ].
FOR RENT-Unfurnish-d room at 81
Kansas avenue Single man only. Crane
s Co
FOR RENT-By Responsible party, or
unfurnished rooms rhonM Solo w.
FOUR UNFURNISHED housekeeping
rooms and bath. 1221 Monree-s
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BUSINESS CHANGES.
wANrED-MALE HELP.
TREE TRIMMING

We do tree-work of all kinds.
Phone 1883.
wANTEB-A boy over 16 not going to
school. to learn shoe repairing. wait on
customers and shine shoes Smiley Elee-
trie shoe shan,. ia East Eighth
FORD repair man waited. 205 West 9Th
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NOTICE

NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE DEAIERs
The property at S0T East Tenth has been
taken off the market. Agnes Matthews. :;
NOTICE 10 REAL ESTATE AdEkTsg
The property at o15 West Sixteenth hah
been sold. J. J. S.--Adv. :
NOTICE-From this date on I VIII not Be
responsible for bills contracted By nv
wife. Frank Parkison. - ~-s .
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SERVICES DEFERRED.

~>~~--~S-~5-~---~~
LAUNDERING, bundle Washing family
washing and Ironing SIR work our spa
1854 William E. ConneIiey. proprietor.
1915 buchanan ct. = y
I WHEN you WANT IT,, .I~
rRAFP PRINT sHoP I. Z Y
blowing, moving with team and machine,
General hauling; sand, dirt cinaers and
dirt for sale. Phone Ditch, 62iS w. q
CYLINDERS REBoREn = IL
vENNING MACHINE SHOP. o2O MSsros,
PAINTING AND PAPERHANdIN0-A
drew Mccarthy, first class work guaran-
teed. 1894 Topeka ave. Tel. Red 463S.
WASH1NGS WANTED-Cailed for and de-
nvered; your price is my price. Phone
$500 J.
UP-TO-DATE furniture and baby uugKy
repair company. upholRtering ana nbrk-
ing. Phene BLACK a53s. P. Il. weber.
DRESS MAKING, ladies' tailoring Sew
by the day or at home Phone 615B. Mrs.
Morris. 01A Kansas avenue.
e. III. Gibson, VIII paper cleaning. up
Raw ave Phone Red 5osl
FLOOR SANDING and surfacing. first
class work, charges reasonable. Phone
Red 21S6 or Red 2407.
WANTED-DressmnkinR and general sew
ing. Phone Blue 02i6. Prices reasonable.
CISTERNs AND WELLS cleaned and re-
paired. Phone 5243 J.
CONTRACTING AND JoBBINo! Phhns
ICY. I1eu ON -
YELLOW CAB and BAGGAGE co. Pbooe
-.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-31

W4NTED-By Missouri Pacific, machinist1
and maehinist helpers, boilermakers and
S STaIssmakss and. R Keepers, car repairets
and ear inspectors, for st, Louis
Kansas City, Seda1la. omaha iae; p oss-
and other shops, and round houses on the
Missouri Pacific r. X. Standard wages
and working conditions. Osawatomie, Pa
mechanic at Osawatomie; at HeriugtOn APP
plicants report to roundhouse foremani az
Council Grove. at Topeka applicants report
f fs 10 Npp 1G oey az sa 1t RaR0sns
ton applicants report to master mechanic
at Hoisingtoini at Ordway applicants re-
port to Z. \. Carroll agent; at Pueblo 2,
superintendent.
COUNTY REPRESENTATIVES can make
big money in Kansas Introducing and
selling Golden Hen In nc t5,t and
der Turns every egg perfectly in one
second; automatic ventilation and heat
control; requires practically no attention te
operate. II you want to earn SO to $50
a day or more, write, phone or call and
we will let YOU know il your County Is
still open. sLEEP-oR-SwING Co, To-
BARBERING is a wonderful
business. Pays good salaries
with commission and tips in ad-
dition. Short course. Write
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE,
544 Main St., Kansas City.
WANTED-Coiored porter for hospital;
wash dishes in hospital; young man to
help eook,lp hospital. $50 me-, board. room
and washing; kitchen helpers; men cooks /;
room: experienced bakers; man and wife
cooks Furman's Labor Agency, log w. Sth,
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FOR EXCHANGE

WANTED 10 TRADE wen fmproTsd 81
acres for Topeka residence property. g. q.
Hannah, Room 8, Majestic Bldg. Phone o2d
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-21
Willie Hoppe Wins
Fourth Straight in
Billiard Tourney

New York, November 20.-Wiflie
Hoppe. former champion, scored his
fourth straight victory today in the
international 1872 balkline billiard
championship. by defeating Erich
Hagenlacher. German. in close
match, SEQ to ASP. The result as
sured Hoppe who has but one more
match to play. of at least tie in
the tournament.
Hoppe gained his victory in
match filled with a strange medley
of poor and uncertain cueing. Hoppe
had an average Of % r6-22, with hisn
runs of III, 90, 30. On two occa-
sions when juggling his cue for the
shot he had to step away from the
table to steady himself before con-
tinutng.
Hagenlacher made two desperate
efforts to win and but'fo wrong Sc
lection OF shots might have done SO.
His average was % and his runs
$50, So. and ca. II marked the Ger
mans final appearance in the tourna-
ment, In which he has not won
game in five starts. Summaries:
White ball; 3. .. ., II, D.
Al. 4. 2. 10. !, 90. IS. Ill. SO, 90. 8. .,
3. %. Total 500 points Averages
% 1922. High runs III, 90, go.
Hageniacher-Spot ball: 2, s. 0, To-
/, o, 0, /, 0, 81. u, /, .. %, 0. $50, l.
4, So. 0. 90. Total 462 points. Aver-
age %. High runs 100. Sc and ST.
Referee-Albert c. Cutler.