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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-10-11

economist, and Miss Blanche Lee, ag~
sistant leader Of home demonstration
work. Meetings were held at Miles
City, Malta and Helena.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-10-11

Mrs. Jerome Lee and baby returned
to their home in Belgrade the first
Of the week.
Lieutenant Governor Nelson Story,
Jr., returned to Bozeman Thursday
from an extended business trip to
Helena, Great Falls and other parts
of northern Montana.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-10-11

Mildred Weldon, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Weldon, died at
their home last Monday morning.
She was Is months old. Funeral serv-
ices were held Tuesday afternoon at
the home, interment being made in
the BOzeman cemtery.
The Washington times., 1922-07-30
Madame LeOnOra

Tells you the cause of your trouble. how
TO overcome IL: tells names of friends
enemies, husband. wife or sweetheart, ~
false or true; who to avoid. Reunits
ever. FOR POSITIVE RESULTS, AFTER
ALL OTHERS FAIL SEE LEONORA; ;
guaranteed to tell you anything you want
to know. Satisfaction or no charges. SIS
7th st. N. w. bet. r and q. Hours, I TO To
HARRY MACDONALD,
roots.
BY appt. only. North 1868.
The Washington times., 1922-07-30

PROF. STEVENS
MADAME BELLE

Egyptian Palmist and Clairvoyant Al
vises on all affairs OF life. 1l2t 7th 81.
N. w (between L and NJ.
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PROF. BELMONT :,

NOTED cLAIRvoYANT AND PALMIsr
Can read your life by the lines In your
palm, which are the record of your life
Being q graduate. OF two, colleges Of
palmlstry, and his wonderful gift OF SEQ.
ond sight. enables him to lift tho veil
OF mystery and reveal to you irp portant
matters OF your future life. Gives Ad-
vice on business matters. love, health
and family affairs. Tells the name of
your future husband or wife; what part
of the country 10 lucitiest to you; what
to do to be successful in life; removes
troubles of all nature; brings the sepa-
rated together; tells the secret of having
personal influence with your associates.
Prof Belmont Is a psychologist of world
renown. Readings 81. 1223 New York
ave. N W., between 18th and 18th. 80
The Washington times., 1922-07-30

rooms and bath frame. modern, with
lot nearly two acres, two cows
chickens, garden. shade trees, coal In
cellar.
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MADAM JEANNETTE

Gifted Egyptian Clairvoyant and Paimist
guarantees to read your entire life, past
present and future. She asks no ques-
tions, but will tell you what you want TO
know, giving names, dates and facts on
business matters, love, health and family
affairs. Tells the name OF whom you will
marry and when; IL the one you love IL
true or false; what part OF the country IL
luckiest to you and Just what to do to be
successful in life. Brings the separated
together. removes troubles of all nature
so you can win and hold the one you love
626 r ut. N. W., between 9Th and 7th.
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Choosing the Right School
SCHO0LS AND
- COLLEGES

Washington Times will
regarding of the following schools
Please and send this the
school COLLEGE WASHINGTON TINES
INFORMATION
Munsey Building Washington D. C
The Washington times., 1922-07-30

.Accountancy School
Advertising School
Agricultural College
Applied Electricity i
Architectural and Mechanical
Drawing School
Art School
Automobile Ignition & Lighting
Automobile Mechanic School
Automobile Repair School
Banking and Finance
Beauty Culture School
g. :. . Bookkeeping =,
Boys College Preparatory School
Brokerage Training
. Building Construction School
Business College
Business English
Business Administration
. Gable Telegraphy
=. .CartOonist School
Catholic School for Boys
g. =. Catholic School for Girls
-. Chemistry School
=. Chiropody School
.Chiropractic School
Civil Engineering School
Civil Service School
College or University
. College for Men
-. College for Women
Commerce School
:. Commercial Art
Comptometer School
. :. Cooking School
-. Corporate Secretary
.Corsetry
Cost Accounting
Court Stenogrspher
Credit Manager
&C. p. A. Coaching
-. Dancing School
:. Dental College
Domestic Science School
=. Drafting, School
g. E. . Drawing School
g. E. .Dressmalting School
{: :. Electrical School
-. .Elocution. Oratory and Dramatic
Art
=. . Engineering School
g. :. Export Manager
E. Factory Accounts
g. :. Farm knowledge
e. Fashion Drawing School
e. Foreign Trade
g. :. Forestry School
g. =. . Filing School
. :. Garment Designing School
q. =. French
-. Girls Boarding or Finishing
-. Girls Day School |
Location preferred .................
Your name .................
Prospective students name ........
The Washington times., 1922-07-30

81, N,700-Five-room frame house and 2
large lots. containing over 1855 square
feet of ground. located in National City
Heights subdivision; car fare and in
side OF the District: no modern i'm =
provements.
te.5OO-TweIve- room house. downtown To-
cation, almost on a good business
corner: electric lights: t-story brick.
To buy this lot and build this house
would cost you $4,000. Entire property
is in perfect condition. Vacant. New
. = farage Immediate possession. Suit
able for a good rooming house or suit
able for business. This corner Is be
coming more valuable every year.
IS S650G-ExceIlent southeast location; en-
tire property in fine condition; large
rooms well-constructed brick double
garage. Possession at once. Cash pay
ment $500; balance OF all the pay
ments same rent.
For sale furnished-s60 Maryland ave.
y. E; strictly modern s-room home.
1850 6th st. n. E.-Seven-room house
$3.50
81. 7.OOO-In Virginia Highla nds: a modern
7-room home; beautiful property with
Inf
The Washington times., 1922-07-30

-, DOWNTOWN BARGAIN:
$3.50
NEAR o at. Market-Two-story brick.
large rooms and bath and 2-story
brick garage. holds 2 cars; immediate
possession. $500 cash. Balance like
rent.
VIM. b. KRAFT CO.
Main ss3 1896 n. Y. ave.
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HARRY MACDONALD,
MADAME SELIA,

EGYPTIAN PIANIST AND MEDIUM.
Gives true advice in business. love,
health and family affairs; tells the name
win the one you love; makes up lovers
quarrels or family troubles, tells what
business and what part OF the world IL
IucEiest for you. Phone Franklin 237S-J
Special So readings. SO cents. S31 7th A.,
n w. OPP McCrory's s & 10. 7th and I.
The Washington times., 1922-07-30

-. Hotel Training School
:. Income Tax
-. Industrial Chemistry
-. Interior Decorating School
-. Journalism
... Language School
.. Law School
.. Letter Writing
-. Linotype School
E. =. Mathematics
-. Machine Tool Operator School
-. Mechanical Dentistry
e. Medical College
-. Military School
-. Millinery School
.. Motion Picture Operator School
-. Music Conservatory
-. Nautical School
:. Normal School
.. Nurses Training School
:. .OptOmetry
E. .Osteopathy
-. Pattern Making
... Pharmacy
E. Photography
E. Physical Education
.POrtraiture
:. Printing School
:. Plant Superintendent
E. E. Production Manager
=. Public Speaking
E. Purchasing Manager
.htdI EStdtt
E. Regents Preparatory School
day
:. Regents Preparatory School
Might
.SaIesnanship School
.Secretarial School
.Stammerers' School
Shorthand advanced
.Stenography School
:. Summer Camps
Surveying
q. E. Spanish
:. Swimming School
E. summer School
.Systenatizing
Technical School
Telegraph School
e. =. Telephone Operators School
Theatrical Art
E. Theological College
Tractor School
E. Trade School
Traffic Managers
.Typewriting School
-. Vocal Training
Vocational Training School
.EulCanizing School
Vocational Guidance
Window Decorating School
Wireless School
The New York herald., 1922-10-30

SALESMAN. experienced. TO solicit work for
an up-to-date brass foundry. Liberal ar
rangements will be made with party who
can produce results. Apply with full par
ticulars to u 517 Herald. $50 B'way
SALES PROMOTER.
Must be over 30 years OF age, one who
can follow up statesmen and stand the
severest investlga tion as 70 ability, standing.
&C.. and promote such sales as may be re-
quested OF him: must be AL In every re-
spect; reasonable salary; one Of the best
opportunities which present themselves; none
but those qualifying 20 above need apply.
Write r. c.. OH Tribune Building.
SALESMAN, KNITTING.
Salesman 20 call on knitting trade IN New
York city, 10 sell artificial silk, tram and
mcfcerized cotton yarns, one with experience
preferred; excellent opportunity for right
party. Box IS. G20 st. James Building.
The New York herald., 1922-10-30

YOUNG man. Christian. wanted by woolen
house. 20 assist in office and make himself
generally useful NJ 2292 Herald, Herald so.
YOUNG MAN wanted by ". Y. Stock Ex-
change firm TO run stock quotation board
state salary and references. ID 5io Herald.
$50 B'way.
YOUNG man, stockroom. wholesale paper
and stationery firm. Frank Levy, 4s3
B'way.
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statesmen.

SALESMEN.
Your great money making opportun-
ity Is here. Now Is the time TO grasp
IL. We need several more hustlers 10
complete our organization. NO STOCK
SELLING. We market the only fuel
economizer built along common sense
lines. 300 of fuel users are prospec-
tive customers. Sold on written guar
antee Of 20eo TO t0ao reduction in coal
bills or price refunded. Liberal com
mission giving unlimited earnings to
men who work. prones and those
satisfied with less than 500 weekly
not wanted.
Phone Madison Square 4s0s for per-
sonal interview or write Y 2126 Herald
$50 Broadway.
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statesmen OFFERED
SALARY AND COMMISSION.

IL you are an energetic, enthusiastic and
hustling salesman who is working hard but
not receiving proper compensation either be-
cause you find your proposition hard TO sell
or because the percentage OF profit allowed
you is not large enough to permit you to earn
substantial weekly income, Il win pay you
to get in touch with us at once.
We offer salary and commission. and can
show you how TO earn at least 500 per week.
beginning the first week. The work is pleas
ant and you WIN call only people who
are interested in our proposition and have
80 advised us.
You don't have to possess stock selling
experience. Ours is that ne-in-a-thousand
proposition In which the merits are self
evident that little sales talk Is necessary.
Remember there Is no cold canvasslng or
calling upon friends, nor are we running a
school for statesmen. We furnish live leads
and back our confidence In our proposition
with a salary and substantial commission.
If you have not made $500 for yourself in
the past five weeks don't fail TO Investigate
what we have 10 offer. Call mornings, be-
tween and IL only. w. a. BlaclCsher. third
floor 3eS Fifth Av., New York city.
The New York herald., 1922-10-30
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
Tor uIre-Passenger Cars.

Tor Ulre-Passcneer Cars.
pt,AttTfFTJr private Locomohie linouslns:
hour. day or week: 50 hourly. Audubcu
s793
CApfLIAC limousine, monthly. rcasonabls'
hour, So: theater. return. 81. Lenox 34al.
CNput.AC town car. distinctive appearances:
owner drives. MAGNANI, Plaza 0054.
DESIRE 10 rent by month my splendidly ap-
pointed town car. excellent cheutfeur.
Telephone 2p7i Columbus. between g-ll.
PACKARD limousine and iandaulet Tor Mrs
b, HE week or month late models, com
-stent chauffeur: reasonable rates. 1Ss
East 10th 81 phono Rhnelnnder 4s4u.
PACKARD Limousine for hire for all occa-
sicns. Tel Fordharn aeec. see sehn,.dt. .
pkCkAPT tandaue', day, week. month
sHkpIRO. I59 II. nth ST. Rhinciander eop
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HELP WANTED--MaIe.
Statesmen

MY BILLS ARE PAID.
az FAMILY is HAPPY.
We MONEY IN THE BANK"
That's not so bad. coming from q
man who said to me at our first
meeting only five weeks ago II need
JOB so hard that IL hurts That
man could have landed a lob" but
he wanted HIS KIND OF a Job. He
wanted more than mere board and
thing worthy of himself and TO BE
PAID ACCORDINGLY. He had the
right idea. Fortunately. was able
TO provide him with exactly what hs
complished In these five weeks YOU
can accomplish. You don't work
FOR me but WITH me. We are not
frying to sell impossible oil or mining
stock. We are all working along to-
gether distributing the Initial Sc
curity issue OF the most fascinating
Industrial enterprise you can imagine.
Your customers will be among tie
more Intelligent and more successful
members OF the investing fraternity.
Your office will be spacious, modern
and well equipped with every require
ment. You VIII have access 20 a we'll
appointed assembly room where we all
acquaint ourselves with the events OF
ences and where we get 20 know the
better side OF each other. You will
have the advantage OF a lecture hall
where you lecture and are lectured TO
If you desire. You will be made
familiar with the easy. comfortable. =
diSnified way of carrying on a bust
ness and will be shown how TO cap
italize your ability so that YOU.
TOO, CAN MAKE FROM $4,000
A YEAR UP Jon't think that II
isn't in you ere are more than n
half dozen i,l. on my staff earning
to-day at the rate of more than
10000 annually who you will admit
are no better equipped than you are
TO go Get ,nd MAKE BIG MONEY.
II you think you'd like to join us
telephone me early this morning and
I'll give you tho details. II you
DON'T telephone me you are DELHI
erately ignoring what may prove 20
be the real opportunity you've been
waiting for. Ask for the SUPERIN-
TENDENT. Cortlandt 13A.
The New York herald., 1922-10-30
statesmen
A T T Z n T I o " :

WHEN YOU WANT TO SELL SOME
THING GOOD AND REPRESENT A COM
PANY CONDUCTING THE ONE. NEW.
BIG BUSINESS IN THE WORLD TO-DAY,
ALL YOU HAVE TO DO is TO COME TO
TO-DAY. WHEN YOU WILL RECEIVE
FULL INFORMATION REGARDING AN
HONESTLY CONDUCTED BUSINESS.
BE FAIR TO YOURSELF, ANSWER THIS
AID.
The New York herald., 1922-10-30

statesmen C4), TRAVEL
ING, SYNDICATE CUTS,
E x p E r L EN- C E d PRE-
FERRED, BUT NOT NECES-
SARY, TO SELL BANKS
AND MERCHANTS N E w
PROPOSITION; STRAIGHT
G O M M / S S o N, NO AD-
VANCES; OUR MEN EARN
S5, 1000 YEARLY UPWARDS.
ROOM SIT, 1910 B'WAY.
VIOLIN REPAIRER, AN "Al" WANTED
AT ONCE. STATE LOWEST SALARY IN
FIRST LETTER, ALSO WHERE FORMER
LY EMPLOYED. ADDRESS, A. IRVING
TAILS, 42l0 WOODWARD AVE-. DE-
TROIT, MICH.
wANTED-IIalf tone finisher for photo en-
craving plant outside OF Now York city.
State salary and experience. 5o2 Herald.
$50 B'way.
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STOVE AND BOILER REPAIRS.
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

PIERCE ARROW runabout. model 3s, re-
Gently repaired. IN perfect order; five
brand new shoes; price complete, S1,lO0.
can be seen mornings. Is Z. 18th 81. T.
WRIGHT.
PIERCE 80 touring, running condition, si25.
WILC0X. Harlem Garage, ia y. l30th.
WINTON sedan. passenger, 1920 model:
splendid condition Seen by appointment.
Glenmore oosi.
5000 cash buys Cleveland balance $3.50 on
easy payments. JANDoRF, 1888 broadway.
$500 buys Hudson town car. balance $500.
easy payments. 1888 Brosdway. Circle 24TG.
$500 buys late Hudson, balance $500. easy
terms. IANDORF. lI3a Broadway.
$500 cash buys ''22'' Buick, balance sf25.
easy payments. JANnORF. 1f3a Broadway,
5000 cash buys ''57" Cadillac limousine.
balance 5000, easy payments. 1888 Broad
Motor Trucks.
TRuCKs-Fords. s75 Maxweiis. sle5; Amer
team, s1s5: Auto Cars. 1919, S2o5: with
hoist dump bodies. S316; demonstrations; also
others: terms Col. 77ei. 9iI w. Gath st.
Automobile Accessories.
pEIco- -RENfY. genuine service parts; regis
tered dealer. o. METZ, % Prospect st..
Long Island City. Phone Astoria ae14.
Automobile Storage.
DEAD storage. 81 per month. steam heated
garage. BROWN, West Side Garage. Phone
Bingham 0533.
Automobiles Wanted.
ALTOS BOUGHT FOR CASH. JANDoRr
AUTO CO. 1889 broadway Circle 24I6
wANTED--5o used automobiles Of we'll
rACrFtC MOTOR CAR CO., 296-2es Pacific
ct, Brooklyn Phone Ti17 Main.
The New York herald., 1922-10-30

REAL ESTATE-There is an opportunity in
the Real Estate Department of large
Chain Store Organization for man familiar
with Bronx. See Mr.. Lincoln, STEEL.
REALTY. 152 w. 42d st.
The New York herald., 1922-10-30

LADIES
in need OF competent household servants,
MALE or FEMALE, SINGLE or COUPLES,
viii always find satisfaction at
the "a. NJ. MODERN AGENCY.
200 East 72d st.. southeast corner Sd av.
Rhinelander i1f-407e-s74S.
SELECT CoLORED DOMESTIC WORKERS.
honest, punctual. reliable. THE WORKERS.
EXCHANGE, AMERICAS = LARGEST agency
for colored help, 2295 9TH av. and 135th ST.
Phone MORNINGSIDE 2i68.
LENzER G. sHERREs AGENCY,
POI East I'D 81. Tel. Rhinelander 1884.
Select domestic help: references investigated
Our speclalty-newly landed girls.
BR-1:-NAN AGENCY,
Cos MADISON AV. RHTNELANDER Of0O
VERY GOOD DOMESTIC HELP.
DAY workers. colored Southern. cooks. house,
workers, experienced mattresses, housemen.
Agency. Mornlngside 1915.
The New York herald., 1922-10-30

my BILLS ARE PAID.
MY FAMILY is HAPPY,
I'VE MONEY IN THE BANK"
The New York herald., 1922-10-30

PIERCE ARROW runabout. model 3S,
Gently repaired. IN perfect order: five
brand shoes. price complete, s1,i00.
can be seen mornings. IS L. 18Th st. r.
WRIGHT.
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Motor Trucks.
Automobile Accessories.
Automobile Storage,

pEIco- -RENfY. genuine service parts; regis
tered dealer. o. METZ, % Prospect st..
I onp Island CITY. Phone Astoria 2gT4.
The New York herald., 1922-10-30

MATTRESSES, 500 for Lakewood hotels.
also 75 Mattresses for the laurel IN the
Pines, Lakewood. Call at once. United
Employment Agency, l6j East 72d st. En-
trance 1852 Sd av.
WAITRESS. first class only: wageH. SD
Brennan Agency, G95 Madison av., SID vt
WAITRESS, well recommended. city. coun-
try, S65-SI0. Wettler's Agency. 20 w. 43d
WOMAN. reliable. for housework, for busi-
ness couple, small apartment; light cook
ing: sleep out. Apt. %. 535 West 18th.
Phone 7OC7 Cathedral
The New York herald., 1922-10-30

DRESSMAKER, cultured, competent; any
dress; highest references. speaks English,
French, Spanish: reasonable. Phone River
eide 029G
The New York herald., 1922-10-30

Two sisters. light colored. refined; cham
bermaid and waitress; American or English
family preferred; willing to travel; refer
ences Fordham 55OS
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Automobiles Wanted.

DEAD storage. 81 per month. steam heated
garage. BROWN. West side Garage. Phone
Bingham O5gg
The New York herald., 1922-10-30

Two sisters, refined. light coIored. as
chambermaid and waitress; American or
English family preferred; references. Ford
The New York herald., 1922-10-30

DRESSMAKER. practical. fancy frocks for
little girls: rompers, suits for small boys.
Mademoiselle Huet, 20 w. SSth. Schuyler
T170
The New York herald., 1922-10-30

AUTOMOBILES, dead storage, responsible
service: rates reasonable. TOOKER STOR-
AGE CO.. 2sth ST. and iith av. Chelsea Ist5.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-31
GRAND PRAIRIE COUPLE
WELL PLEASED WITH PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Cox, Of Grand
Prairie, Texas. are az Monroe look
ing after the interests Of their fine
farm one mile southeast of that
place.
Mr.. Cox told an Avalanche re-
porter who visited Monroe Wodnes-
day that he had never seen such
splendid prospects for great de-
vclopments as are witnessed here,
and Re is well pleased with his Lub-
book county property.
Mrs. Cox made the trip from
Grand Prairie with her husband Just
20 see what West Texas looks ike,
and we are glad 20 know that though
she has been in Lubbock county only
few day .he Is one Of the most
consistent boosters we have.
They both spoke praise Of the
Weekly Avalanche, and Mr..
Cox was frank 90 say that though
be was not familiar with the de-
velopment of West Texas, and has
therefore been more interested in
the other part Of the state. he be-
lievd that the Avalanche has as rs
home the best town anywhere.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-31
RUNELs COUNTY MEN
WILL LOCATE ON PLAINS

Wli Counts and r. A. CoIston,
of 'okeen, Runnels County. Texas,
are here visiting az the home Of
thu brother-inlaw, Carl Stevenson.
anf are so well pleased with this
loaafy that thew have sIgnified in
tctpns TO return here GO make
th,t permanent homes.
Tire is something somewhere
g'ar the great South Plains that
inviting % those who pass this
ay, and II this was the only agency
Or the development Of this country.
would in time prove Of great in
luencc ard strength. and this coup
ed with the progressive spirit which
prompts eur citizens 70 boost West
Texas Is bringing TO the farmlands
lere citizens whose work will some
lay be responsible for the absolute
development Of the greatest country
anywhere.
Boost the South Plains.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-31
ED RoWLEY SAYS
CONDITIONS MUCH IMPROVED

I'd Rowley returned last week
from Dallas, where he spent several
weeks looking after the 4. a. r in
tercsts IN that section Of the State.
He reports Conditions in that part
Of the state far better than had been
expected The banks having not
made many loans 10 farmers has
made IL imperative that they get
by" some way without going IN debt,
which they have evidently done, as
IN most places all old debts have
been paid aud the money received
for the cotton, most Of which is
gathered at this tine, is inst that
much ahead
Mr.. Rowloy is still boosting the
Plains, and was genuinely pleased
90 know on his return that the
Avalanche Management had seen ~
90 issue The Morning Avalanche
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-31
WELL KNOWN PLAINsMEN
DIED AT SAN ANTONIO

The remains Of J. A. Mcdonald.
Of San Antonio, who died at his
home there Wednesday If last week,
were received az Lubbock Monday.
by the Simmons Company and Civ
en- over 70 c. G. Backeen and Sam
Bolts Of Lorenzo, who took the body
by truck 20 Lorenzo, whore funeral
services were conducted by the
Methodist pastor, and the remains
laid 90 rest near the grave Of his
little grand who died
there while his son, Wilbur McDon-
aid and family, were residents OF
Lorenzo.
Mr. Mcdonald was 10. time
resident Of Lorenzo, where he was
employed by the c. p. Livestock
Company. having lived in Rails and
Crosbytou also. and mas many
friends IN this section who realize
that IN his goiag they have lost
considerable friend. and The state
worthy citizen.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-31
Theatre Manager
Says Business Is
improving Greatly

"A twenty I've per cent improve
ment in gengal business condi-
tons" Is the way Ed Rowley, Of
the r. & r heatres, Is looking for
ward with large program ~ de-
velopmont ad expansion in West
Texas IN the next five years Mr.
Rowlcy spent Monday ia Sweetwatcr
enroute from their Dallas headquar-
tiers 90 Lubbock. where they have
recently opded a new theatre
Nh Rowsy bases his prediction
partly on is own observations and
partly on tatements from bankers
who are IL close touch with c0ndi-
tions. Ofnals Of the American Ma
tional Ban. in Dallas, he said. have
been preoCting calamity for the
past twdty-threc months, with
statement that conditions would get
worse bcsre they got better Now
they havphangcd their attitude and
say that business BE- getting better
steadily NJ viii continue 10 get bet
ter. Otter bankers Of Dallas. Mr.
Rowley avs, make the same state
menfs tnich are backed up by The
opinion II local bankers in the diff
forent flies in which the r. & r
Theatre have interests and where
deposit are larger thar these bank
ers fiared on and with indebted
ness hing liquidated
'rhko who have weathered the
storm Of the past twQ year. can
confidently look forward now 20
definely better business condi-
tions. Mr. Rowloy added