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The New York herald., 1922-10-27
HELP WANTED-FemaIe.

CASHIER AND CLERICAL WORKER. EN-
PERIENCED, NEAT APPEARANCE;
REFERENCE. scIIEAFFTS ~ w. 22D.
CHAMBERMATD- D-WAITREss and waitress
parlornaid G. grlsl, colored. for school
cottage; must be capable; references re-
quired; good wages. Answer Brown Cottage.
Greenwich. Conn.
ClIANIBERMA1D, bright youn0 giri 10 do
Hight chamber work in Sherry's Apartment.
fti one lady, French British pre- ferled.
tsitively must have best of tefererces. 600
fnrk Av., Apt. &c, after 10 \. NJ.
C1iAMBERMAID-WA1 - Family OF
two, small apartment. carfare paid; per-
sonal reference. SS Central Park West, 9th
floor west.
CIAMBERAlAID-N NURSE. to go to Albany.
Call on Mrs. Law Friday morning with ref
erences, Iii. 3S3 Park av.
cook-Lady keeping chambermaid-waitrcss
wishes neat and excellent cook, refined,
small apartment, no washing. sleep out $50
monthly. Apply before 1880 a. NJ, T. L.,
~ T.. list st.
COOK. white, competent. and waitress
chsmbermaid, two girls. for private family,
city: references required; good wages. Phone
Riyerside 0l50. between IL and l.
COOK, German. very fine: small family:
good home. l<ruskul. .72 BeechmUgt Drive.
New llochelle. 5ii3 New Rochelle.
COOK, cxperiencec; good references: city.
country; SO. wettler's Agency. 20 w. 40
COOK BUTLER. city and country good pay.
Brennan Agency, Ge5 Madison az.
wanted for finishing department. OF first
class perfuncry house; experience not neces-
sary. Apply between and 10 o'clock, Gth
floor, 102 West I'D.
GoVERNEss wanted, competent, for glrl OF
!; speak French fluently; writo particu-
lars RANKING, ia Dunno et.
IoUsEKEEPER, couple, for light work; fur
nished room house: room, salary: man
must have employment outside. llJ West
S0th.
HOUsEwORKEE. family of four. young
woman must be good plain cook. no laun-
tween Ty scos o W sd $50 S H. pioSo iooo PARK aS
Apt. SD. Phone Lenox lo0l6.
IIoUsEWORKER. plain cooking, small fam
lily OF adults. work from to 7 NJ, sleep
ont. light washing only salary 81 month;
references. Apply Ater L. NJ. Woodel.
w. 18th.
HoUSEwoRKER, general. TO do entire
work In five room apartment: must cook
wen ana have good .efer.nces: tEC IN ram
lily: good WAGES. Call at &c IA y, I'D.
HOUsEwORKER. general, Scotch or English
preferred; Ccdarhurst, l.. l., 10 minutes
from city: good home. Call Friday, 100 T..
seth ST. Phone Murray ITill 36i7.
poUsEWORKER, white. good cook and
waitress, where another girl Is kept: must
have city personal references. Gail before
con 220 West Slth. apt. 3il
HoUsEwoRkER. In family OF .. sleep In
out; references. Apply morning, 1901
Ave. k, apt, BIZ. Brooklyn.
HOUSEWORKER wanted: must cook wei
and wait on table; no laundry. Call Fri.
day evenings. CAS- West End av.. apt "a.
HOUSEWOfilSER. general. white. small fam
w; excellent position; good wages. Call
after 1880 a. NJ. 20 West SD. apartincnt sB.
HoUsEwoIKER Woman Tor general
houseworlS. small family. Pauldng Apts.
Lexington ay and n0th Ct. ani. 80.
EOUSEWORKEE. general white, family .
adults; references required 800 WoE. End
/av., Apt. &C. fs3d str ei2:3o.
HoUsEwORKER. good cook: CITY country:
good wages. Wottler's Agency. 20 w. 43d
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Capital Wanted.
MINERAL WATER.

PARTNER WITH $4,000 CASH CAN
SECURE HALE INTEREST IN GREATEST
CURATIVE NATURAL MINERAL WATER
PROPOSITION KNOWN; SPRING LOCATED
IN VIRGINIA.. OFFICE AND DISTRIBU-
TON HARRISBURG, PA. OBJECT, TO
2l29 HERALD. go BROADWAY.
UP TO 100000 TO expand established enter
prise now proftnbly operating; contracts
and marketing conditions for product assure
constant and unusual dividends: win bear
strictest investigation 2119 Herald. 80
Broadway
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Wcstchester.


UT. KISCO HOTEL - Comfortable, warm
rooms for business people, opposite rail-
road station, good location. Tel. Mt. Kisco
d17.
MRS. @. W. GILMOURS private sanitarium
for convalescents and elderly people. 142
ruce av.. Yonkers. Phone Yonkers 51To. =
RATE. Sfi: single room, private family, ex-
cellent table, accessible. Telephone Yon-
kers 1891.
New York.
NYACK - Commuters. cohvsIescent people
seeking rest. beautiful rooms. splendid
food. reasonable. Tel. Nyack 1107. Write
Mss LOUISE BREMER.
New Jersey.
EAST ORANGE, I ". Sterling st.-Rooms
and board; near Lackawanna station;
Roseville bus: all conveniences, steam heat
electricity. Phone Orange S25T J.
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Motor Trucks.
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
For nlre-rasscns,r Cars.

BE AtrTTFUL private Locon1obue Iiriousins:
hour. day or week. - hourly. Audubon
1888
CADILLAC cars. late models. for hire: hour.
DAY. week. month; hieh class service. rea-
souabe rates. LOToS AUTO RENTING CO,
~. Wes, 56th ~. circle olsi,
CADILLAC limousine landauie, for hire.
first class service BY hour. day. trip OF
month; reasonable owner drives. CrLJf-
LAND. circle o363.
CADILLAC town car. distinctive appearances,
owner drives. MAGNANt. Ftaxa oos4.
DESIRE 10 rcnt by month my splondldiy sp-
pointed town car. excellent chauffeur.
Telephone 2aIi columbus between eli.
PACRARr Limousine ard iandaulct for hirs
bv tho week or month late models. con-
potent eheuffcyr reasonable ra,tcr. o"s
last 5ntr ~ Promo lthlneiandet $40.
pACkAHp lIrnougin4 f0r hirs for ali ocea-
sions Tel rord-a7l 800 sse schmidt.
Tor Hire- Motor Trucks.
WHEN READY 70 MOVE rUCNH-
CANAL fs91-6i2s -96fO
TRUCKING. -.AfOTOR--rRUCNINc
Tuu loads 70 and from nu.Nvhers.
Can furnish any number 0f trucks.
LOCAL AND long DISTANCE
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
WIN, Courtney. Inc. 81 West broadway
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Business Loans.

BuSlncsS Loans.
LOANS UP TO 50 900 for one year or less
weekly or monthly payment plan; no chat
tes, no pawns, 10 assignment of salary re-
quiren. Character and earning power the
basis OF crcdit.
TIE MORRIS rLAN CoNfPA:.l,
Main Office, 26l Broadway.
9tS Grand ST. &c Court ST., Brooklyn
30; II. 1.oth 81. 1853 Pitkin av.. Brooklyn.
Union Square. S04 Manhattan av.. B'klyn.
LOANS. machinery plants, merchandisc. im.
ports. exports, financial. GOLpWATER,
1877 broadway. Circle $3.50
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

AUBURN
USED CAR DEPARTMENT
Special Clearance Sale.
80 reasonable offer refused.
AUBURN Sedan.
AUBURN Coupe
AUBURN Touring
BUICK Coupe.
CHANDLER Touring.
FORD Touring.
PEERLESS Touring.
1858 Broadway Columbus 3a34-5935
AUTOMOBILE AUCTION.
VAN TAssEL & KEAIlNET.
tEstsbli she'd 'jD,
1a6-l2S East iilh ST.
TO-DAY (FR1DA, OCT. -,
At ~ O'CLOCK NOON.
This sale will comnrise great many
pleasure and business cars, the property Of
different conslgnors.
Automobile auctions. every Tuesday and
Friday.
J.. +. DUNKLEY. Auctioneer.
AUTOMOBILES. 'e0d storage. responsible
service; ra tes reasonable. TOOkER STOk-
BUICK 1922 - co1ue months Old. Ia
perfect condition. With complete acces-
sories. Call Mr. JOE JAFFlE. jl2 Galety
Bldg. iJt5 Bway. bryant 2lsa
f5Uich, cylinder sedan; ride ia ,o'ntort.
paint. tires and mechanically good price
right WANDER CORP, 1905 Bedford av.,
BROOKLYN. Phone Prospect 99ii.
CADILLAC 1919 car, special sedan top. built
for eAhibition; viii sacrifice. Call, inspect,
body builder, 10 ~ l5lsL
CADILLAC sedan. passenger MADIsCo
GARAGE, ath 81. near 2th av., klyn.
a,,Yipoed. CAsASOvA GARAGE. sou,heri.
Boulevard and Lcsgott av. Sec Mr Ncu-
btrgcr. ---------
CUNNINGHAM. 1890 practically now car.
raFH %
ESSEN cabhoict. roadster ana coach. ~
uc,rcd rt.aranfced; Inspection invited.
IuJDSpN MOTOR car; 90. tGscd car dvptl
1872 uwer o2-n y-nlnSs.
ESSEN touring and sedan, 1ateet sories
cuarsufecd ~ HUDSON MOTOR CAR 60.
trsod Car dcptl. 1912 D'way. Open eve
nlnrs.
INORps 1851 coupe ana sedan. in ~ condi-
tiou, the prices are right WANDER CORP.
i1n5 Bedford av., Brooklyn. Phone Prospect
ga4i.
FTANKLiN sedan, 1921 lu very good rnape.
Cau G43 r. tn st.. Piuinicld. y. J. Phone
risinfield 500
HUDSON. super SIX, snort model rns.
scnRer, equipped Win licN-all w,1thcr ton
renewed and ruerau'eed hy W. 'l'SoN NO
TOR CAR CO., el.i50. 1872 bMoy' open
Cvetints.
M soN super SIS 20 touring. equipped
with rcX-al weather Ton. rrueu I'D aud sold
v.lta rnarantcc hy HUuSoN MOTOR CAR
60. Used Car Dept. lsi2 Broadway. open
evenings.
HUDSON super s.y. : passgnser ll.o. re.
ueYed and guaranteed $50. HUDSON
MOTOR can co. fused cor dcptb. 1872
B'way. Open evenlngs
HUDSON, 1879. sUBURBAN SEDAN, 1000
MILES. COLUMBUS 1900.
Columbus 1900.
HUDSON super coupe renewed rnd ruaran.
fccd by IIUr-cN MOTOR CAR co. Used
Car Dept. ist2 ROADWAY; omen evenings.
HUPMoHuEs. scJans and tourlngs all iets
models, 'eouilt md repaintcd a wonder
fil 20 lscti .n 20 choose from at great re.
suction WANDER CORR. 1905 Bedford av.
Grooklyn rhono prospe.t mll.
MERCER coupe absolutely new, deiir-red
october 3. ip12 cost SI.ia0. sll HtijO
Wire l.. N. BRowNlNG. Woilsyiie y.
NASH six touring car. ~ condition, 81
model llenry-2o30. u. M.
OLDsMOBILE 1921, 4 cyl sport; will sac
rfice; leaving town lei. bingham esIe
PEERLESS sedan. Al mechanical condition.
many extras. any defuonstrhti on. IiI,-
MANN. $50 9Th aH. hstor's. rcl. ie5 Astoria.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

5sTH. 46 West.--Desirabie large sunny rooms
running water: excellent table; references.
S0TH. 81 W.--Attractive room. redecorated.
private bath; home cooking. tabls guests.
18TH. 26 West Miss EDWARDS) .-Desir-
able rooms; table guests. references.
a3D ST., 12S-13o W. Gotter HaiD Rooms,
large and small; parlor dining room; table
guests.
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BOYS.
A large financial institution desires 10 en-
ploy "A few boys II years or over who are
willing 10 start at the bottom and earn their
own advancement. All advance positions In
the company are filled by promotion. and
there Is opportunity for a good future for
any boy who IS selected for one Of these po-
sitions who viii show himself 20 be earnest
ana Industrious. No experience Is necessary.
Salary 70 start. SIC. apply IN person be-
tween 300 and 80 O'Clock. Room J. Metro
politan Bldg. Madison av.. New York city.
BOY for Office ana errand work by down
town publishing house; excellent oppoTtu-
nifty. NJ $50 sun-Herad.
BOY. Christian. by large Insurance COM
pany; must be school graduate. Call tenth
floor. ~ William st.
DoY Wanted-Dear Grattan. write TO me at
home In Hartford; papa is Ill worrying
about YOU. Nlrec
BOYS 10 repair telegraph Instruments. 1877
Cenirp u. \. V. Third floor.
CABINETS Nl<EilS and joiners wanted Ap-
ply Teho iacht Basin Co., foot OF 23d ST..
Brooklyn.
CARPENTERS to Install glass porches:
must be c1pert mechanics, WHO bear q
good reputation metal weather strippers
needed too; sll GEAR around work Orange
Screen Company, Ji3 Valley St, Maplewood,
" J.
CHIEF clerk FOR steamship office IN santo
Domingo City; steamship experience and
knowledge of Spanish essential. II 513 Her
ald. $50 Broadway.
CHEF. small private family. out OF city
500 Blue List Agency. 232s broadway.
CLEi;K-Young college trained chap. who
can operate typewriter and Is anxious 90
connect with a firm whore there X nm OK
cellent opportunity: SIS week. AMERICAN
EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE INC. 115
broadway and so Ea7t 42d Il.
COLLECTORS. Catholic installment ac-
counts; salary and commission. Can after
10: no canVassing; city and suburban.
Lsngan. o5 Chambers 81.
Couple - Butler-chauffeur,
cook; excellent w a q e S.
Modern Agency, 200 L. 72d.
cot PLE--Ciood cook. useful butler; $50 up.
Wettler's Agency. 20 w. 4Sd.
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DRAFTSMAN

Dff n r > M NJ
Ornamental Iron craftsman. familiar
with tho designing and detailing 90 oil
kinds of ornamental and miscellaneous iron
wor; for buildings,
Apply hy letter, stating experience. refer-
encos and salary desired, 20 James MclSin.
ney 4 Son. g25 broadway, Albary. ~. y.
iJRAf~rsMEN, Christians, city, steady: ar
chiiectural. electrical, $50. Employers
Agency. $50 West 23d.
ETIiOTr fIsHER OPERATOT,-lsEperi-
cnced man only. unusual opportunity 81
week AMERICAS EMPLOYMENT EN-
CHANGE. INC, liJ broadway and 80 East
dnd ~
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Long Island.

Er.MTICHST d43 Kingsiand av)--Boarders
also rooms: conveniences; near subway.
Newtown 026SM.
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SAIESNEN-Live wires 10 cell on
commission basis. genuine leads,
great opportunity: one OF the best sell-
ing real estate developments in the
country. See Salesmanager, room
1904, $50 Madison av.
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Business service.

o Il r 7 q Il II E Il II II 3 Mt ATT o N
FIFTH AVENUE. Mt 45TH STREET
Conducted entirely for the benefit of high
class concerns for receipt OF mail. arrange
ing appointments, ETC., for their various
representatives. Full particulars immedi-
ately upon request. GEORGE NJ. POTTER,
< Beckman St. N. y. c.
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SALES PROMOTER.
Must be over so years of age one who
can follow up statesmen aud stand the
severest investigation as TO ability, standing,
&C., and promote such sales as may be re-
quested cf him: must be Al IN every re-
spect; reasonable salary: ono Of tho best
opportunities which present themselves; none
but those qualifying 10 above need apply.
Write X. g, 9lI Tribune Building
sALEsMAN-A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
A FEW GOOD MEN; LEADS LETTERS
OF INTRODUCTION. THE SUPPORT or
ONE or THE WORLDS GREATEST
RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS AND 4
CHANCE TO MAKE BIC MONEY QUICKLY
BUSINESS: ONLY EXPERIENCED MEN
NEED APFf.Y. INTERVIEW, . no IL AND
2 TO g. MIR. sEAToN. SUITE SOC. l6
statesmen.
MEN OF CHARACTER AND ABILITY.
SELLING NATIONALLY ADVERTISED.
GUARANTEED LINE IN BROOKLYN; J;
CHANCE FOR F-DEVELOPMENT; AD-
VANCEMENT CERTAIN IL YOU MAKE
GOOD; EARNINGS UNLIMITED: MAX
R1ED MEN PREFERRED. Y 21e7 HERALD,
2s0 BROADWAY.
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DE AtrTfFTL private Iocon1obue liriousins:
hour. day or week. - hourly. Audubon
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DUNG GIRL wishes position in millinery
store. Call Rhinelander 21sf.
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NEW MEASURES
Continued from Page One)

 average of one fourth Of it's total ap- propriation for salaries, operation and travel in any fiscal quarter ex- cept upon the prior and written ap- proval ot the governor and the audit or jointly.
 The code vas introduced in the senate by Senator Elliott and in the house by Representative Cobbe. Ii the senate, under a suspension of the rules, it went directly to the commit tee of the whole The appropriation bill then was brought into the house and similarly disposed of.
 It carries $4,144,793 as against all most $5,000,000 in the bill for the reg ular session covering the period now covered by ythe present bill
 The ire of Senator Burton of Yava- pal, was aroused during considera- tion of the banking code this after noon, when numerous amendments were offered in addition to many al ready proposed.
 Tt is a dirty outrage,r declared Burton, sponsor of the code. Here is a bill which has been prepared by the leading bankers of the state, as- sisted by the bank examiner We who know nothing about it have been amending it without knowing what we are about, until We probably have destroyed it''
 Burton asserted that the word of members could not be taken" He added and that goes for the presi- dent as we'll" In explanation, he said that several of the members had pro- missed, to support the bill and then had ''joined in the slaughter of it."
 President Wilkinson remarked that "Mr. Burton, in calmer moment, would regret the sweeping charges he had made"
 New bills introduced in the senate included:
 Two, by Senator Claypool, one for abolition of the county highway com missions. and the other appropriating $6,OO0 for the relief of Bridget Mur- phy. whose husband was killed while in the employ of the Miami-Superior highway.
 Two, by Senator Burton, one for the abolition of the tax commission, and the second proposing an amend ment to the constitution to eliminate the state corporation commission.
 One, by SenaS~ Curtin for amend. ment of livestock legislation.
 These bills, under suspension of the rules, were immediately referred.
 Senator Stoddard's bill for submis- slon of the constitutional amend ments to the people at the primary election. defeated yesterday, was passed today on recommendation IA to 5.
 A bill raising the per diem of mem. Ders or the legislature to SIP was fay orably recommended.
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CURzON LEAVES SICK 5 [ ] I ]
 MAKE DEFENSE
Minister M a ke Statement Replying to Address of
 Former Secretary

LONDON. Mar. 14.-(By the Asso- ciated Press)-The house of lords was crowded this afternoon when Marquis CurZon, secretary for for eign affairs, replied to the address oe Edwin s. Montagu, last Saturday, be- fore his constituents at Cambridge, in which he said the foreign secretary was aware of his having given per mission to publish the Indian govern ment's telegram which led to Monta- gus resignation as secretary of state for India. Lord Curzon left a sick bed in the country in order to make q personal statement.
 He began by saying Montagu's ac- tiOn had had a grave effect upon the position of the British representatives at the forthcoming conference in Par is on the Near Eastern question. He said he told Montagu in a private con- versation: "Of course, you wont au- thorize publication of the govern ment of India's telegram without ref erence to the cabinet"
 The foreign secretary said that if he (Curzon) had regarded suspension of publication possible, he would
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|ND|CT CEMENT
 COMP PAN|ES IN
 ANTITRUST LAW
Corporations and Individuals in Cement Business Charged
 With Violation of Law

CHICAGO, Mar. 14.-Twenty six corporations manufacturing cement in the middle western states, and 4S in- dividualsl officers of the companies, were named in an idictment charging violation of the Sherman antitrust grand jury March s, but not made pub lie until tonight, after bench warrants law, which was returned by federal had been served on the individuals.
 Charging that the law governing in- terstate traffic has been violated, the indictment alleges that the 26 com panies have conspired to regulate the cement business in Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Kentucky, Iowa, Missouri, Minnesota. Nebraska, North Dakota, Pennsyvania, South Dakota, Tennessee and Arkansas.
 There are eight counts in tn indict- ment charging a combination in re- straint of trade; conspiracy and vio- lation of the Sherman antitrust law.
 The corporations and individuals are all members of the Midwest Ce- ment Credit & Statistical Bureau, which also was named in the indict- ment
 other investigations of the same corporations are being conducted from the offices of Attorney General Daugh- erty in Washington, it was said.
 Charles F. Clyne, district attorney, announced tonight that he will go be- fore Federal Judge Carpenter tomor- TO wand for speedy araignment and trial of the individuals.
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Harding Ends Trip;
 Expects to Leave For Washington Friday

PALM BEACH, Fla. Mar 14-CBy the Associated Press)-President and Mrs. Trading ended their house boat cruise in Florida waters here today They expect to reach St. Augustine by traip tomorrow and to depart for Washington Friday
 The president played two rounds of golf during the day and with Mrs. Harding and the ether member the party, lunched at the cottage of MT. and Mrs. E. F. Mclean, theil hosts.
 Attorney General Daugherty remain ed here tonight but intends to join tbt party in St. Augustine in time to ac- company them to Washington.
 Norman E. Mack, former chairman, of the Democratic national committee, called on President Harding and the attorney general during their stay here.
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HALF IF YALE STUDENTS NOW
 WORKING WAY
Big Eastern Colleges Are Not Looked on Nowadays as for
 Sons of Rich Men Only

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Mar. 14.- Young man, do you want to go to college? Say Yale or Harvard or Col umbia or Cornell or Northwestern or any of the big American colleges?
 Yes" you say, that would be fine But l haven't the money.
 You don't need the money!
 Make the money as you go along. Half the college students in America are earning their way through college, at least in part, government experts have found.
 A trip to Yale shows you how they do it.
 A questionare was sent out by the Bureau of Appointments of Yale to determine how many students were paying their own way by working.
 President Angel of Yale says that half of the students of the college answered, and of these 52 per cent were working their way through.
 Under Handicap
 One of them is Antonia Fresneda He is a Cuban, and started under a great handicap.
 Fresneda is now in his junior year He says it is a cinch for a young man to work his way through col lege.
 My freshman year was the hard est" says Fresneda. 'The only thing l knew was manuel labor.
 Il waited on table for my board, took care of a furnace and shoveled
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snow from the sidewalks for my room. 1 sold Sunday papers, acted as agent for laundry and at vari- ous other jobs, made enough to pay for books and clothes.
 Vacations l worked as section hand on the railroad and carried bricks.
 Stuck to It
 But I stuck to it-while other fe1- lows were becoming athletic heroes anu taking part in social affairs.
 Tt is easier now. Tutoring and typewriting furnish me with enough to get by on.
 T pay S3 a week for my room. My board costs me $11 a week, tui- tion $50, books and papers $2, cloth ing S4, laundry $1.5O, incidentals S3. This totals $33 and I find no diffl- cr!ty in earning it.
 "The experience has been valuable to me. It has taught me that if I believe in thing, can do it.'
 Yale is not an exclusive school for the sons of rich men. IL counts it's self-supporting students by the hun dreds.
 However, exceptional qualities are demanded of the student who works his way through. The leisure time exempt from classes and studies, that more fortunate students spend In seeking pleasure, the self supporting man must spend in earning his way.
 Bureau Aids Students
 A bureau of appointments whose chief is the aid of needy students is maintained.
 The bureau works in two ways: by granting beneficiary college scholar ships and acting as clearing house for work
 Where the bureau, after careful in- vestigation of the applicant, deems that a youths character and second ary school record have been of sug- ficient promise an allowance of $1z0 of the total tuition fee of S150 for the first term may be made. The allowance for the second term of the school year and for succeeding terms depends on the students academic standing.
 For the first two years these al- lowances are made with the under standing that on obligation of repay mert is incurred.
 After the first two years. non-in- terest bearing notes are taken for the remitted tuition, payment on which is due five years after graduation.
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have brought the matter before the cabinet. Disturbed and dismayed at MT. Montagu's action," he continued. 'I wrote a private letter deploring the action he had taken and protest ing against the repetition of a similar occurrence"
 Mexico has had seven presidents since 1910.
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Farmers Education and Cooper ative Union of Kansas is the larg- est cooperative institution in the world.
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Resident Has
 Awful Experience

'1 was twice confined in hospitals. in the last one nothing but gruel water was injected into me times a day, as my stomach would not re- tain any food. I suffered terribly: was reduced to a skeleton. My folks saw an ad of Mayr's Wonderful Rem edy and it has surely saved my life. I weigh 1S0 lbs. now" It is simple harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestin- al tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach liver and intestinal ailments, includ- ing appendicitis. One dose will con- vince or money refunded.