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The New York herald., 1922-12-14
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

ATTRACTIVE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
Does your high school or college trainins
provide adequate financial returns for you?
Personality and Initiative can secure posi-
tion paying 500 upward monthly 70 right
person; experience unnecessary: outside city.
e. H.. Box 10s. Station f. Manhattan.
CHAMBERMAID WAITRESS, experienced
city, country; good wages. Wettlers
Agency, 20 West AID.
CIIAMBERMAID and waitress, competent,
German preferred; must do mending. Call
0 TO /. 60i w. 10th st, Apt. 10-k.
CTJAMBERafAID-M MAID, city reference. Call
10 to !, II Il. Gath.
CIIAMBERAfAID-wAI wAITREss wanted. white !:
reference: Apply johnson. 90 w. 74th st.
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Business Service.

A CTOP patterns and models are true
IVA YIN and accurate: estimates on
blue prints. Astoria 3f35. Pierce and 9Th avs.
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SITUATIONS WANTED Male.

SllUAIIUNS WANIED- Male.
ACCOUNTANT. expert bookkeeper. opens.
systematizes books, regular intervals
Dixie. 112 East 18TH
ACCOTTNISANT. knowledge taxes, sceks part
time position commercial concern. II go
Herald. --
ACCOUNTANT. Junior, college senior. book
keeper years. Eisenstein' 70 osoorho st.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC-First class, ali
around truck mechanic wishes position
maintaining fleet OF trucks o. repairing. -
w. c.. 9il4 121st St. Richmond HIM. fhoho
$500 .-----------
BOoKKEEPER assistant and typist; ref
erences. Isidore Horowiz. 81 T.. 5sth.
Plaza 209f. ---
RUTLER. experienced; speak French; Eng
lish reference; South; anywhere. Butter.
BUTLER. working butler, superior man man
references, moderate, anywhere. STAFFORD,
200 East 23d. -
BUTLER-yALET. excellent cook; all work work
for bachelor or small family; best reiet-
ences. s 2274 Herald. l0kald SO. -
BUTLER-vALET. English. married. nv. .
feet good references. appearance Wiling.
BOX 679, 1870 broadway. --------------
BUTLER. cook. valet, all around nm, Ihnn ni,.
class congenial. trustworthy; family, pacn-
elor. Butler. care Laundry, 2.S columbus aV
CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC. with private
family; - years experience. Il. McDonhei'
Gramercy 1870.
CHAUFFEUR, good mechanic. domeste, ior-
eign cars: married: references. ~. Wilncr
456 West lJ1st. Phone Audubon VIZ. -
CHAUFFEUR, mechanic t33). wishes private
positIon: best reference years last posi-
ton, Roy Canella. 1852 Webster av
CHAUFFEUR. mechanic. single, "llihes
obliging: city or country; personal rcier-
ences. 2ll0 Herald, Herald 50. -
CHAUFFEUR, colored. 9 years experience;
: nriyate: reference: uniform, city or coun-
try. : Mceker ii3 W. iS0th st. Morn. 4i.o.
CHAUFFEUR desires position, commercial
or private; ~ years experience; rsia.ss co.
ences. Norton. zoo w. i30th. Mornlng-ide s2do
S,IfATfFFEITE, HANDY man, single. good city
driver: private references. William Elm
ers. Schuyler 5400. ----
CHAUFFEUR. coored. butler, cook, porter
useful, &c. 2l4i 9TH av. Harlem ~ z.sS.
CHAUFFEUR wishes postion private rel
erenccs Boucher, 220 T. Goth. Plaza lVisS.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MaIe,

YOUNG MAN (96) Wishes position with
builder or realty office; experienced con-
struction superintendent and renting. o6I
Herald
YOUNG man, 20, seeks position with re-
liable firm, willing. capable; best refer
ences. Suhre, 1125 Boston Road.
Employment Agency-Domestic.
CHINESE, Al cooks. buffers. houseworikers.
find satisfaction. Oriental-American En-
ployment Agency. Ill West AID. Bryant
2693; references investigated.
JAPANESE Domestic Employment Agency
Select help. is7 Lexington ay. e35s Mad. So.
CHINESE Y. 81. @. A. EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU, 8 Pell ST. Tel Canal 1851.
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FOR SALE-Miscella
STOVES AND BOILERS.

STOVES AND BOILER REPAIRS.
Repairs furnished to fit any make
OF Stove. Range. Furnace, Steam or
Hot Water Heater manufactured.
STOVE REPAIR CORPORATION.
22S-230s Water ST.. cor. Beekman, n. Y
Branch, 1874 Mulberry St.. Newark, y.
Open Saturdays until 0 p. NJ.
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HIGH CLASS SALESMAN.

TO AN AMBITIOUS. ENERGETIC
SALESMAN THAT WOULD LIKE AN
OPPORTUNITY TO BUILD HIMSELF
INTO EXECUTIVE POSITION; TO MEN
THAT CAN SHOW CLEAN RECORD
AND WHOSE INCOME MUST BE
ABOVE THE 5000 MARK WE WILL
GIVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO QUAIL
CETvED BY MAIL ONLY. Personal
INTERVIEW WILL BE ARRANGED
AT OUR EXPENSE. ADDRESS SALES
MANAGER, ROOM 1901, 100 BROAD
WAY, NEW YORK CITY.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.


FOUR to five rooms: Dec. 90 or Jan. TO
April 4: $50 per month. Room I10S, 33i
dun av. Madison so. 1867.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS WANTED.
SLAWSON & HOBBS. 162 w. T2D ST.
THREE Japanese gentlemen. three four
rooms maid service; no lease; full par
ticulars by letter only. T. Y, 1i07, % Madl-
son av.
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MAN FOR ASSISTANT IN LARGE SHOE
DEPARTMENTS; MUST HAVE THOR
SIZES, QUALITY, &C; CAPABLE OF
BUYING IN LOCAL MARKET: STATE
AGE, EXPERIENCE AND SALARY EX-
PECrED. WRITE Il. r.. 6i9 LoNGACRE
BLDG. NEW YORK.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

BOARDERS WANTED.
West side.
46TH, 800 W.-ComfortabIe single, well
heated. good home cooking: reasonable;
telephone.
10TH, 1Us West--Large front room, running
water. steam heat. electric; excellent meals; !;
best services; convenient location.
SD, 327 W.--I.arge, attractive. sunny room :.
excellent table: references schuyler S50s.
Children Boarded.
CHILDREN boarded In schools. city or coun-
try: highest references; best vocational
courses for least expense. EMERY. III. u
Park Row, room 400. Cortlandt 0f2G.
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Observation-Disclosures.

JAMAICA--T room apartment with garage.
and beautiful, all improvements: rent
moderate; ~ Norwich av. Phone 239i Long
acre. room 800 Aeolian HALL
SIX ROOMS and bath In 2-famly brick
house IN Astoria. blocks from Grand
subway station; steam heat and hot water
supplied. Ii. TROWBRIDGE HARRIS, 1J2
Fulton av.. Long Island City. Phone Asto-
ria Oi06.
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Observation-Disclosures.

OCEAN PARKWAY, 2166, near Av. 1.-TWO
room apartments. all improvements: ga
rage. Call az promises. Phone Prospect 1850.
18TH ST, 4i}-b ro and bath, unfur-
nshcd. steam heat, electricity; rent $65.
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SAIlssNfrN

n. Y. STATE co KAN fEelasT-
TING GOVERNME tl L1L 4sst p Z
NATION, HAS OPlsNi SOS MEN etf4
SALES RECORD = AttF ttfi@ Rh N'sl-
FIbOM $50 TO $40 WEEK. -tNtllAA
COMMISSIONS. Ei esES
40 WEST 39T ef.. ~ Lle-4N
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Unfurnisiied.

TWO rooms, Kitchen. bath: elevator: sun
light view Of street; I'D to Tooth ST., West.
Tel. Bryant 2c5s.
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HALESMEN.
~ aTIoNAT, gTrRFTY COMPANY.

THE NATIONAL SURETY COMPANY.
TO COAST, ALWAYS HAS A PLACE FOR
GOOD MEN IN EACH PRINCIPAL. CITY
JUST NOW WE WANT MEN TO SELL
HONDS: THIS is A GOOD OPENING IP
YOU CAN QUALIFY; COMMISSIONS PAID
WEEKLY. CALL AFTERNOONS, ALL
BANY ST.. NEW YORK. G. Il. CONNELl..
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MAN.
Local branch office of large corporation
seeks a capable, honest and industrious man.
We prefer a man who Ia seriously thinking
of making salesrnanship his life work. Write
for appointment to NJ. j. Taylor Co., 81
Knickerbocker Bldg, Broadway and I'D 81.
MAN-Ofl manufacturing conce y. eastern
Pennsylvania wants man thoroughly experi-
enced In the manufacture of sulphonated
oils; state experience ia full: chance for ad-
.ancement; applications strictly confidential
Apply Dept. AE. r. Q. box 30Is. Phlla.. Pa,
MAN, over z5 years OF age. with fair edu-
cation. capable OF holding position OF
trust and responsibility. Apply by letter TO
Box 81, Miller Advertising Service. 26 r.
gzd 81.
MEN.
willing TO work for advancement: good pay
from start; married men living in Brooklyn
preferred; must be OF neat appearance and
have good references. Call this week. except
Saturday. between . and 8, at 1G0 Montague
st., room ~.
For responsible position OF trust, fun or
part time, to represent large department
storos over so years firmly established.
Inquire Franklin Service Corp, Al Clinton
ST. Newark, ". j., G. Timer. Mgr. or phone
81. Francis Hotel, TO $50 evenings.
MEN.
Two reliable men for special work: excel
lent opportunity with big future. Can Room
904, i03 Il. 125th, between 90 and 80 +. VI.
REAL ESTATE and Insurance--wants young
man 10 learn business from bottom UP;
sienographer preferred. 2o3s Herald. $50
B'way.
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Observation-Disclosures,

NELSON Av.. 1864 (near University -Four
rooms; all modern improvements. Apply
Supt.
VALENTINE Av., 2662-Four rooms and
bath: up TO date; steam heat, hot water
lauitor.
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LA SALE Extension University. largest
business training institution In the world.
ITO West 42d st.
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Statesmen WANTED.
Men calling on grocery trade make extra
money selling Concord Unfermented Grape
Juice; liberal commission. Apply after 2
r. NJ, Room sol. i441 Broadway, Eastern
Grape Juice Co.
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West Side.


HOTEL NOMfS,
$50 w. 12Jth st.--Wcckh, 81: with private
bath. 81. rhone 06t9 Morningside.
NEST EMO Az. .4i2-Attraciiveiy furnished
room, adjoining bath. modern, high class
partment. ycasonable; gentlemen. BROWNE,
Z east.
41TII ST., i0S WEST (RALEIGTI HALf.).
a RESIDENCE B'OR MEN.
Attractiveiy furnished rooms with or
without private bath or shower club sdvan-
tages and accomInoda tions with hotel service.
RATES FROM $40 WEEKLY.
h2D, - W.-kttractivc alcove room, ,bath,
open fireplace. one flight.
5fTH- sr., iio NNest-Larse parlor, also
suitable for business purposes.
5TTII, sa. Wcst.-Largc room, kitchenette.
q bath. eleclric other rooms. Circle 1885,.
b7TTf, 3i3 w.--Isrsc room; newly deco
rated: suitable , or 3.
T0Tfi. 345 W.--Newly decorated. suitable
doctor. dentist. use waiting room; single
roorn bath adjoining. Columbus 22c3. apt. 2B
53D ST. iA West.--Large. comfortable
room. all convenienccs- suitable one or two.
$TIJ f'Way--sn room suite with Kitchen,
newly decorated. Phone Schuyler ee15s
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SALESMEN-Excellent opportunity. for hiEn
grade statesmen; services required on legiti-
mate proposition; future depends on your
ability commissions large and paid tmmedi-
atey. not selling any merchandise or securr-
ties. Call for Interview between 10 A. M.
and 4P NJ suite 210--ask for Mr. Hissins--
J79 Bridge St. between Willoughby and fGi-
ton SITS. BROOKLYN, N Y.
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Statesmen 60 {. character p.- ---.ss
tact. to intervie sror gect..s clients for
an investment house: TO those qualifying
salary will be paid. Call room 5of, 5l2 9Th
sv. Ask for Mr.. Sullivan.
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MAN,

MAN,
Christian, % 70 so, OF good character and
an eye to the future, win be given good pay
for honest work. Call Suite 1907, $50 Mad!-
son av.
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HOTEL NOMfS.
$50 w. 12Jth st.--Wcclk, 81: with private
bath. 81. Phone 06i9 Morningside.
The Washington times., 1922-01-15

will again be actively revolving. 1t Is
tased on this belief that holders Of IN
dustrial stocks refuse to part with
them. So far AZ railroad stocks are
the conferences going on
between the executive heads and the
employees, under the auspices Of Sec
rotary Hoover, are expected to remove
the obstacles to further wage adjust.
ments and the adoption Of common
sense working rules which Will permit
Of the roads being operated on a more
economical basis. A. In well known,
the floating supply of railroad shared
Is at no time large, and while ut times
they present an irregular appearance.
Il Il noticeable that those OF the
stronger roads have way Of easily
coming back whenever moderate buy
ing orders are sent to the board.
While the present sluggish conditions
continue, news Of every description
has no particular effect on market
values, but great ease In money must
have a favorable influence before long.
az tho income returns from stocks and
bonds are still very attractive com.
pared with going rates on Idle funds.
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tinued high reserve ratio. amounting
to TAT per cent for this week, and
stock OF specie now considerably
above 81, 1000, 900 900. the reserve sys-
tenn occupied what appears to be an
impregnable position, while business
as a whole has today better access TO
both short and long term accommoda-
ton than at any time since the war.
Bonds and Taxes.
The positive announcement that a
legislative program, including a sol.
diers' bonus and a ship subsidy
measure. has been decided upon
brings to the front the immediate
necessity of contemplating the issue
of new bonds by the Government, or
else the imposition Of taxes. addition
al to those now in force. Savings
effected through budget effort have
been comparatively limited as COM
pared with our total Federal outlay
For the first year of bonus and sub
sidy expense new claims OF about
$3.50, 000,0 900 may apparently be ex-
pected. Both President Harding and
Secretary Mellon are represented as
feeling that any such OUTLAWS as are
rquired by the soldiers bonus, for
example. should be provided for at
the time they are authorized, q view
which in effect discountenances the
idea of borrowing to meet the out
goes. From this the conclusion Ii
inevitable. that new taxes must be
definitely decided upon as a neces-
sary element of the bonus and sub
sidy plans. How this will affect the
community Is a serious question. II
a sales tax should be added to ex-
listing taxation, the result would
probably be to increase prices and to
that extent to impair the activity Of
business. .
Market Review and Outlook.
The market continues to give evil
dence of being a sold-out affair. As
a matter of fact, II was pretty well
demonstrated that liquidation had run
its course last year. The uncoverine
of weak spots here and there due to
financial reverses, as a result OF the
very trying conditions which the
country has passed through. is some
thing that must be looked for, but ex-
cept in a few instances 1t Is now
pretty well understood that important
industrial concerns have thtir affairs
well in hand. To be sure, 1t will tale
some time before really healthy trade
conditions will be restored; still. signs
are not lacking that business in many
directions Is on the mend and that II
is now only q question Of a few
months before thewheels of industry
The Washington times., 1922-01-15
Weekly Financial Reuiew
of Henry 0lsws q Co., New York Bankers.
BY HENRY CLEWS.

NEW YORK. Jan. 14.--Announce-
ment that an international consortium
VIII be formed for the purpose of re.
facilitating Russian trade has been the
principal outcome OF the deliberations
NJ Cannes, Discussion OF the details
connected with the organization of this
enterprise Is apparently to constitute
the staple of the proceedings now
planned for the Genoa conferences.
With this the United States. according
70 unofficial announcements from the
White House. is in accord. There is
now every prospect that we shall be
suitably represented at Genoa, and
that at least a beginning will be made
toward working out of the present
ampasse In foreign economic affairs.
rms prospect has greatly tended to
neip the foreign exchange and invest
ment situation during the past week.
Confanued Improvement In Railroad
< Outlook.
Definite figures for the month of No
vember now show that the earnings CT
Class I roads of that month were ap-
proximately s6s.ooo,ooo. or about s.s
per cent. This is not a brilliant show
ing, but when II Is remembered that
the roads are now feeling the effects
or the rate reductions of last autumn,
and when allowance is made for the
various difficulties with which they
nave been struggling, the result Is
creditable. q.
Factors In Business Growth.
The business. and particularly the
manufacturing, situation continues to
show many factors of growth. Monthly
tonnage returns for the Steel Corpora
ton. although indicating a slight fall.
Ing Off In orders, nevertheless Is EN-.
couragtng, because OF the substantial
degree Of activity at mills which. in
the expectation of better business, has
been continued and is, therefore, re-
ductng the volume Of orders on hand
and untitled to q limited extent. The
halt In activity, which usually occurs
around the holiday season, Is now over
In many lines, and manufacturing for
spring orders has begun.
y Reduction In Money Costs.
This week has seen call money
rates at . lower level than at any
time during the last two years. In
tsrestfng In this connection also has
been the decline Of the acceptance
rate. which has usually been taken
TO foreshadow q further cut In redis-
count charges. Such reductions have
already taken place at the Southern
Reserve banks. so that the system
a. . whole IL moving toward lower
level Of money cost. Meantime, the
continued recession Of bills held
which was interrupted for short
time around the holidays has recon-
menced. All or the larger city banks
Of New York, as well as many in
other places, are now out Of debt to
the reserve banks. and managers of
some of them assert that they see
no Immediate prospect Of needing
further accommodation. With q con-
The Washington times., 1922-01-15
LICENSES DROP.

LfNCHBURG, Va. Jan. 14.-The
number OF marriage licenses issued
here during 1921 was 472, 1913 less than
1920. and fifty-three less than in 1918.
During the year the two courts of the
city granted seventy-two divorces, the
ratio to marriage being one divorce to
e.5 licenses.
The Washington times., 1922-01-15
Woman Out for Senate
To Succeed POmerene

CLEVELAND. Ohio, Jan. 14.-De-
claring that she desired TO protest as
effectively as possible against the seat
ing OF Truman H. Newberry by the
United States" Mrs Elizabeth c.
Green, sixty, has announced her can
didacy for United States Senator 10
The Washington times., 1922-01-15

succeed Senator Atlee Pomerene,
whose term expires next March.
Mrs. Green expects to make the
race independent OF party affiliations.
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LATEST NEWS
OF FINANCIAL WORLD

she said. although heretofore she has
been allied with the Democratic party.
She has served for twelve years on
tho Cleveland board of education.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13

member of the council In eiectinE
him TO five Of isn most important and
arduous committees.
1T has been especially gratifying
20 Va that he represents the whole
people. II was Phil Tindaii who first
noted and publicly denounced the at.
tempt Of the special interests 10 gain
control Of the city's affairs under the
guise OF the Washington Union
League.
THE danger 20 the Pacific coast
from the increase In tina numbers and
power OF the Japanese he sees with
unwavering ciearnces Of vision. lie
is the one man IN public life In this
state who insists that We meet and
dispose Of that danger now. lie has
seen others who should have taken
tho lead In meeting that danger stand
back, and he has stepped into the
breach and taken the brunt of the
fight. lie has made tho fight In the
face Of powerful influences directed
against him and his public career by
tho far.reaching arm Of Japanese In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13

psiEn among the veterans OF British
Columbia IN consequences Of whicn
the latter took action az their ma
tionai convention which was un.
douhtediy influential In bringing
about the recent demand by the Can.
adian parliament for the termlna.
ton OF Japanese immigration into the
Dominion OF Canada. and later he
elaborated M n movement which re-
suited IN the addition % the four
party treaty Of reservation exolud.
Ing from the effect thereof all cues.
tions relating TO immigration and
land ownership.
Ills sound kK9i training. com.
hined with hts grasp OF tho needs Of
the Pacific coast stamp him ms the
outstanding representative IN this
state Of those ideals on which our
national life has been founded. Ifav.
Ing found him in public life. an dur.
ing our old association with him. an
aggressive isader. patriot 10 whom
the heretase Of American citizenship
10 priceless. q man OF deep sympathy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13

trlaus lie has fought those infiu.
encen with an energy and persistency
that have never relaxed.
We mention only a few % the
achievements 60 his tredit In Combat
ting the japanese invasion.
Tie was one Of those who brought
about the investigation OF the Jap.
anese situation ON the Pacific coast
by the congressional committee on
Immigration two wars ago. lie was
prominent among those whose Fl.
forts resulted In the enactment Of
the alien land law by the state legis.
lature OF 1881. and played large
part In inducing tho federal Eovvrn.
ment 20 give force 20 that law by re-.
fusins 20 lease land 10 japanese on
the Yakima Indian reservation. lie
introduced and SECURED unanimous
adoption by the rec~nt ie7s rcpub.
ilean stats convention Of a plank In.
dorrinR tho alien land law and
piedsinK the republican party TO Ito
vigorous enforcement
''fde initiated an educational cam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13

Mexican border. where he was a
private IN the ranks. and In France.
whore he earned promotion and dis.
tingulshed himself under fire. We
knew. when we urged him two years
ago to run for tho Seattle city ooun.
ell. that he possessed qualities which
would make him an outstanding fig.
ure In the city's affairs. In the two
years that have interviewed he has
demonstrated qualities which demand
a wider field. We believe that the
qualities he has shown are aarely
needed In congress.
I'VE have watched his career in
the city council with pride. We ara
proud OF tho record for hard work
which he has made IN the discharge
OF his obligation 20 the people OF Sc
attie~-an ohlisation which was the
greater because Of the large majority
by which he was elected. Ills tire.
less labor I'm the clty's behalf was 70
Gently acknowledged b. hIs colleague.
when they gave him tho heaviest
committee assignment ever held by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13
Says His Prescription
Has Powerful Influence
Over Rheumatism

Mr. James ~ Allen. Of Rochester.
lM. n. suffered for years with rheu.
mstiam. Many times this terrible
disease left him helpless and unable
to work.
lie finally decided. after years Of
cea.elras study. that no one can he
free from rheumatism until the ac-
cumulated impuYitiea. commonly
called uric acid deposits. are dis
solved in the joints and m0sciee ano
expelled from the body.
With this idea in mind he consult
I'd phynicimuN. made experiments and
finally compounded q prescription
that quickly and completely hanish-
ed every sian and symptom OF rheu-
matiam from his system.
ffa freely gave hts discovery
which he called Ailenrhu, 10 others
who took II. with what might be
called marvellous success. After
years Of urging he decided to let
sufferers everywhere know about HE
discovery through the newapapera
He has therefore instructed drug.
Eista everywhere to dispense Allen
rhu with the understanding that IN
the first pint bottle does not show
the way To complete recovery ~
will gladly return your money with.
out comment--AdvartI