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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-19
A Little Love Tour

Capitola and Georgette De Wolf. in
Jack Heid's "A Carnival Of Fun" the
third Shubert unit show TO be pre-
scented at the Shubert Park, have an
unique idea in their vaudeville offer
ings. 1t is called "A Love Tour"
during which the two girls sing and
dance Russian. Spanish. French and
American songs.
The De Wolf girls are good dane
crs and they know how to dress their
act. When reviewed, the orchestra
and the pianist of the act seemed
- get out OF step. When this Is cor
rected, the act will measure up as the
brightest spot OF the bill.
This show opens with a sort OF u
musical comedy idea with the chorus
present. Several OF the principals ap-
pear in dances and songs. Then the
stage is clearer for the Roman Troupe.
This team has a number of rapid and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-19
BIZ WALTER D. HICKMAN

This week seems to be animal
week in the vaudeville houses.
A trained seal is the chief animal
attraction at B. F. Keith's. The Shu-
bert Park contributes trained dogs
and donkeys and the Lyric adds a
whole circus act, the Riding Costellos.
The Shubert-Park also presents AL
fred Latell, who impersonates dog.
Keith's offers a circus playlet
minus the real animals. although we
see make-believe animals.
T. j. l.
A Trained Seal
Ray G.. Huling has had splendid
luck in training a seal and making a
comedian of his pet.
I have seen many trained seals on
the stage, but Huling's seal now at
Keith's shows that the trainer has
made a pal out of this animal from
the sea. 1t smokes a pipe, talks"
into a telephone, juggles oranges and
lemons, plays old-fashioned tunes on
the bells and does other stunts. A re-
markable animal.
The bill at Keith's runs more to
quantity than quality. The bill doesn't
have the grand smash" last week 8
had. Every bill can't have it's Oriole
Orchestra.
PAUL. and Goss-A poorly arranged
turn called THE Co-Weds." Never
gets started. Need material.
THE Little Cottage''-Been here be-
fore. Belongs to that refined and pref
ty musical comedy family the public
enjoys. Dancing good. comedy smart
and clean; principals sing and dance
pleasantly. Nicely mounted. Has the
services Of Frank Sinclair, Cliff Dixon,
Ethel Russell, Marie Saxon and Kath-
leen Morris.
Scanlon, Demo Brothers and Scan
lon-Singing and dancing. One is a
woman who impersonates a man.
Waltz quadrille nicely done.
1.-THE Heart OF a Clown "-Disap-
pointing. Doesn't ring true. Nicely
mounted, but the pathos and the heart
of the story has been rendered too
theatrical. Harriet Rempel is fea-
tured.
James Burke and Eleanor Durkin-
Burke specifics in blues" songs. BY
eliminating certain verbal comedy
this act would be greatly helped.
Burke knows how to sing Wabash
Blues" and the audience knows that
he knows how.
Sam Adams and J. P. Grifith-"A
Music Lesson" Here is hoakum.
tons of it, but Gosh! how yesterdays
audience ae il up. Landed the first
real applause of the bill
Bins and GrIl-Gymnastic. Closes
the show.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-19
On the Screen.

The following movies are on view
today: Broadway Rose" at the Ohio;
Blood and Sand" at the State;
kindred OF the Dust" at the Circle;
"Grandma's Boy" at the Apollo: West
OF Chicago" at Mister Smiths; Barb
Wire" at the Isis: Mr.. Barnes OF
New York" at the Colonial. and
"Headln' North" at the Regent
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-19
AUTO TURNS OVER
Driver Escapes Injury in Badly Dam
aged Machine.

Stephen Wood, 20, of 100 N. Taft
Ave, escaped injury last night when
his automobile turned over on Wash
ington St., near the street car barns.
The automobile was damaged badly.
The cause of the accident was q
chuck-hole in the pavement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-19
Combination Bin on Wow

The Rialto is continuing its com
binatlon musical comedy and movie
bills. ooh, Johnny. Oh" is the title
given the musical comedy part Of the
bill. Principals, a chorus and special
ty teams are used as usual
The cast includes Betty Earle, Bes-
sic Demo, Jack Sinonde, Dave Morris
and others.
The movie feature OF the bill Is VIII
liam Courtleigh in Amy Night. "
Courtlelgh will be remembered for his
work in the movie version Of Madam
Y"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-19

Scioto to Pennsylvania Sts., two
course concrete, Columbia Construc-
ton Company, $2.1O lineal foot; total
$835.80.
First alley north Of Tenth St..
Ewing St., to Healing Ave, two-course
concrete, w. c. Halstead, 1929 a lineal
foot; total $1,152.03.
First alley north Of Michigan St.,
Parker to Oakland AYES, two-course
concrete, Schwert Brothers, $2.32 q
lneal foot; total S1,291.S7.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-19

Mt. CLEMONS, Mich. Sept. ia
Lieutenant c. S. Streckler. an aviator
in the United States air service fell
zoo feet 10 his death at Selfrldge Field
here. Streckler was driving spad-13
airplane. His home is at Annapolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-19
THEFT REPORTED
Articles Valued at $157 Taken From
Apartment Building.

Zillah Terrington, 2209 E. Tenth
St., reported to the police that a coat,
two dresses, and two pairs Of blank
cts were stolen from the basement OF
the apartment building where she
lives. The missing articles are worth
1857.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-19
An Unfailing Way
To Danish Hairs
Beauty Notes

Ugly hairy growths can be removed in
the privacy OF your own home II you get
a small original package Of delatone and
mix into a paste enough Of the powder
and water to cover the hairy surface.
This should be left on tie skin about two
minutes, then removed and the skin
washed and every trace Of hair viii have
vanished No harm or inconvenience can
result from this treatment, but be sure
You buy real Observation-Disclosures
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-19
Catsups, ReEishes, Picked Fruits, Vegetable

jelly making finished
eishes pickles
timely bulletin
Goosebr Casup Pepper Casup Chilli Sauce Chow Chow
full directions
of for the asking Fill out and mail
1922 Wash
D Reshes Picked
Name
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-19
Life Insurance
on Babes in the Cradle

Like other forms Of life insurance which SELL these policies
written the whole life twenty life ten Fifteen and
plan They the lives of children Be
TWEEN THE AGES OF ONE DAY AND FOURTEEN YEARS. The
premiums which small The FULL FACE amount
paid child the time specified Through the benefits of
this wonderful plan hundreds of youths Indiana will their
21st birthday varying from $500 to $3.50
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-19
BURGLARS FAIL TWICE
Frightened Away by Woman's
Screams in Second Effort.

Burglars attempted to enter an
electric supply store at 1928 n. Illinois
St, twice last night. A glass was
broken from a rear window, but the
two men were frightened away. Mrs.
E. J. Warwick. who lives in an apart
ment over the store heard the men
trying to open the front door later to-
day. She screamed and the men ran.
The police failed to find the providers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-19

struck by an automobile driven by
Russell Geddes, 81, of 1547 n. oxford
St
The accident occurred in front of
1880 Brookside Ave, where the
HocHett boy and other children were
playing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-19
BOY RUN DOWN
David Hockett Injured by Car Driver
by Russell Geddes.

David Hockett. s, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dorval Hockett, 1195 E. Twelfth
St, was injured last night when
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-19
Open the Door to the
Public Savings Man

Our representative should be welcome visitor every
gladly telephone call explain JUNIOR policy
furtheor other of the Industrial Ordinary life
policies which write Remember he $50O0O0O
Indiana Life Insurance Company
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-19
More Burlesque

The average fellow will say n come
dian can make or ruin a burlesque
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-30
Mems and Boys Wool
Knitted I
Sweaters
Half Price

This group comprises our very
fine sweaters in button front or
p~ull-over styles. Don't miss this
big sweater sale today at The
Paris. Mems Shop.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-30
Entire Stock of Winter
Millinery
Half Price

Dozens of smart models in pat
tern and tailored styles. Hats
that one might wear for several
months and which would still be
in good taste.
The New York herald., 1922-06-04
Pleoss mention The Neto York
HeroId sohen oxssDerin0 0sy
ons Of thess advertisements.
HELP wANTED-MaIs.
SECURITY statesmen.
RARE OPPORTUNITY
FOR REAL Statesmen.

Established dividend paying corporation
now earning several times dividend require
msnts. operating four plants and preparing
to establish others. in campaign OF ex..
pansion necessitated by increased demand
for Its products. offers an exceptional op-
portunity to real security statesmen of highest
caliber.
This Is rot a reload proposition. Only men
competent and qualified to interview bank
ers and men high in the realm of business
VIII meet our requirements.
To such men we offer the prospect Of per-
manent. lucrative positions after they have
established their worth
Among others, the corporation does busi.
ness with municipalities throughout the
United States. including New York. Chicago.
Detroit and other cities. To enable US prop
erly to expand we will offer a portion OF an
authorised per cent preferred stock with
reasonable bonus of common.
We provide leads and pay commissions
only.
Only statesmen who can assure an estab-
lished record for ability and integrity need
apply.
For such men this is an exceptional op-
portunity. In applying state experience and
references. Box 64l Herald. $50 B'way.
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HELP wANTED-MaIs.
wE-NBUp MEN WHO
CAN FILL REAL JOBS.


And We have real Jobs to offer:
''gupermen." Nor professional Tive
wires Their past experience may
have been in sales. executive. clerical
or professional work. Not 80 much
lieve their future possibilities to be.
interests US. We do expect them to
want-and to be able-to 60 great
way with us.
Ordinarily an organization does not
expand so rapidly that the problem OF
filling executive positions becomes
syer. is going hand in hand with the
formation Of subsidiary companies
and makes It necessary for US to take
several men from the outside In the
advantage of the unique opportunity
they will be offered.
A number of promotions have ~
Gently been made for our sales force.
II is the policy of this company to Sc
iect its executives entirely from it,
selling staff. This leaves positions In
the sales department now open. ana
1t Is through this department that all
men. regardless Of their ultimate aim
\ in the organization. must enter.
You will not be required to charge
> off your work In the Sales Department
to "training." however. We do not
expect worthwhile men to accept q
lean present in the hope of brilliant
future. We cannot guarantee them
bank presidents salary. We CAN as
sure them comfortable income durs
ing their entire selling period. The
average weekly earnings OF. statesmen
Who have been with us since the first
of the year are approximately $3.50.
This Is not limit. however II y
find no difficulty in rising consider
ably above II.
be Of your own making. We can
supply you with one thing-opportunity
without limit. This Is large organ
ization-the largest In It's field In
America. 1t Is not yet at the stage
Of slow growth where openings occur
but seldom-with ten men waiting for
every one Job.
In fact. the opposite Is more nearly
correct. That does not mean, how
ever, that we are willing to put men
of mediocre ability in these poslttons.
It does mean that for the man who Is
something above the Average the fu-
ture with us contains possibilities few
corporations are able to offer him to-
day.
This is not charity. 1t is an honest
offer inspired by a frank need. We
need men--and the right men-if we
are to take care of our present and
future expansion adequately.
II such an opportunity interests you,
write, giving as complete personal In
formation as possible to 657 Herald.
$50 Broadway.
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YOUNG MAN.

A WE'LL KNOWN MANUFACTURE
ING CONCERN HAVE A VACANCY
IN THEIR CORRESPONDENCE DE-
WITH MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
KNOWLEDGE. MUST BE OF GOOD
CHARACTER AND COME WELL
RECOMMENDED. GIVE FULL PAR
TICULARS AS TO EXPERIENCE.
QUALIFICATIONS, AGE AND SAL
AIRY WANTED. BON 134. o0S FITz-
GERALD BLDG.
The New York herald., 1922-06-04

sTENoGRAPHERs, SECRETARIES
The advertisements under this heading
come from responsible concerns and rep
resent excellent opportunities to those out
of employment. Other help wanted Of
ferings can be found under employment
Agency, Commercial" Consult them NOW
The New York herald., 1922-06-04
STORY OF A sA1.EsMANs SUCCESS.


A salesman SO years of age. came to our
office some years ago to take up a new line
OF businesses line against which ne
had been prejudiced, but which he knew
carried great rewards for the successful.
His average commissions after the second
year have approximated $4,000 year, and
he has built up future income of over
~, 500 year on business already written.
We are eniarging our organization to pre-
pare for an enormous expansion of business
during the next few years. We have posi-
tions for two good statesmen with successful
records. Under our method of instruction
failure is well nigh impossible II they will
pay the price In hard work. Liberal draw
ing account against commissions.
This offer will be open during the next
week. Only applicants Of unquestioned in
tegrity and with high grade references will
be considered. L. A. Cert, Manager. Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Company. 11S West
44th street. city, Call any time before
p. M.
The New York herald., 1922-06-04
ACCOUNTANTS AND pooKKEEPERs

ACCOUNTANTS AND BooKKEEPERs.
Accounting business of your own, in your
city or town. big money. all or spare time.
Everyone can operate complete double entry
system mechanically. The income tax and
county tax returns are automatically made
up. Maintain monthly audit service. New
innovation for commercial men. Big demand.
We want city and Stf.e branch managers.
Write for territory. PUTT OVER. DON'T
THINK 1T OVER. The Audit Credit Service
Co.. 207-S Euclid Arcade Annex, Cleveland,
Ohio. .--.-.
ACCOUNTANTS and bookkeepers for Cow
ernnent service; write for question booklet
free. Address Secretary. Box 32io. Washing
ton. u. Q.
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s A L e S M e N.

We are adding to our sales organi-
zation twenty men OF ambition. over
IS, who desire to make money. Their
immediate earnings will depend upon
the energy they put into their work.
Men with us only a few weeks have
doubled and trebled previous earnings.
Our proposition assures the success
full applicants of permanent position
on a sala ried basis with company
placing upon the market product
which will revolutionize present meth
DDS Of fire prevention.
Apply 10:30 A. M. and 2:30 p. M.
(SUITE. 603)
NATIONAL CITY ANNEX BLDG,
16 EAST ADD ST.
The New York herald., 1922-06-04
sALEsMANAoERs.


An organization doing q nationwide busi-
ness, with branch offices In many cities.
requires the services of several men of
ability, ambition and determination for po-
sitions as branch managers.
They must be proven statesmen. They will
have to employ and train a selling force
and keep that force producing. They must
be men Of good education and address whose
past experience has created sufficient confi-
dence In themselves to operate on COM
mission basis.
They will be trained In our work here In
New York and will earn while learning; /;
those who qualify will be given an unusual
opportunity to build UP business for them
selves. Former military naval officers
are most adaptable and will find this work
most congenial.
We do not sell securities.
Write giving full and complete information
regarding age and past experience. Do not
call unless appointment IL arranged. Ad-
dress Mr.. Sidley. 18th floor. sos 9Th av.
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HELP wANTED-MaI..

statesmen. CAN YOU ouALyrY'
IF YOU CAN, WRITE
YES ON EACH LINE.
CUT OUT THIS AID AND
MAIL IT IN A LETTER AND
WE WILL ADVISE YOU FOR
AN INTERVIEW.
AM BETWEEN rs AND
90 ..........
AM READY TO CONNECT
WITH A RELIABLE ORGAN
IZATION OFFERING ME A
REAL FUTURE ..........
I CAN APPLY e5% PER-
SPIRATION IF THIS CON-
NECTION MEANS REAL
CLEAN MONEY TO Me-.
r AM NOT A STOCK
SALESMAN ........
IAN A CHRISTIAN .......
I CAN FURNISH UNoUEs-
TIONABLE REFERENCES ...
Gentlemen This advertise
ment Is being inserted by a
large though young merchan-
dising house. employing over
$50 statesmen and In need OF
more at ONCE. S 667 Herald.
$50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-06-04

SELL trees and plants for Worlds Greatest
Nurseries; commission weekly; steady
work. Brown Brothers Nurseries, Rochester,
N. Y.
SHOE statesmen, experienced In seilins
high grade shoes. Frank Brothers, b6S
9th av. Apply fifth floor.
SOLICITOR to form adult male classes for
well known educational institution. Write
Director. 1908 st. Nicholas av.
The New York herald., 1922-06-04

SALESMENti
Regardless of your present occupation
there is an opening here for you. The requi-
sites are determination to succeed. an am
bition big enough that you are worth
training and have the ability to take o lick
ing and come up smiling.
All the cooperation possible Is yours. Per-
sonal training, leads. help in closing sales
and. IL you are worth 1t. drawing account.
Any one may answer this ad, and II he
will work for success as hard he dreams
IL he guarantees his own future. There
isn't any limit here to your earnings. Call
Monday morning. between and IL. and ask
for Mr.. Papineau.
VIM. Y. Harmon Co.. Inc, Real Estate,
957 Broadway, corner Mrytle Ave-,
Brooklyn. n. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-06-04
SECURITY SALESMAN
AND MANAGER

AXNIT NA.NhoEN :
needed Immediately for our New
York office and surrounding terri
tories juse organizing. by rapidly
growing real estate house of ma
tional scope. requiring additional
capital for developing their proper
ties and building homes for buying
customers; applicant must qualify
for a bond of 5000; must be ex-
perienced, and able to produce i'm
mediate results: our statesmen and
managers are making on q COM
missiSn @ rs. Sasl. renlisa fISm ,rsssS 1900 to
fidentially: give phone number;
write. @ 2034 Herald, Herald 50.
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statesmen WANTED.

statesmen WANTED.
An exceptional opening with n staple line
for high class speciality salesman own
Ing Ford car and willing to cover inten-
sively general stores In the country dis
tricts. also furniture storeo in the smaller
towns. The line ID one Of the best OF It's
selling features. The basis of remunera-
tion is a guaranteed drawing account suf-
ficient TO travel on, and commission
over and above certain volume OF busi-
ness. Only high class men who own and
are willing TO use Ford cars consid-
cred. Three territories open.
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SALESMAN WANTED.


II you are q salesman and 1esirc 10 make
connection with house that will give you
usual opportunity, but You MUST have iii-
telligence. a clean record. personality, he a
convincing talker and one who can deliver
is sound and offers permanent connections
with opportunity OF advancement 10 execu-
tive office for young men who can qualify
between the ages OF 20 and IS. Applications
viii bo received when made In writing. giving
full details. $40 Herald. 2s0 Broadway.
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ROPE statesmen.

WELL KNOWN CoRDAGE CON-
Germ HAS AN OPENING IN THEIR
NEW YORK OFFICE FOR HIGH
GRADE ROPE SALESMAN. MUST
RE A FIRST CLASS. A NO. 1 MAN,
THOROUGHLY CONvERSANT WITH
ROPE TRADE IN NEW YORK CITY;
ONE WHO IS AT PRESENT HAND
LING AND CAN CONTINUE TO
SELL LARGE USERS OF HIGH
GRADE ROPE.
STATE AGE. EXPERIENCE, PRES
ENT CONNECTION, REASON FOR
CHANGING AND QUALIFICATIONS
TO FILL THE ABOVE REQUIRE
MENTS.
ADDRESS MANUFACTURER 1s4o."
20S6 HERALD. ESQ BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1922-06-04

YOUNG man, over n. for position in order
and production department Of fncfory
OF good appearance and possess fair educa.
tion: good opportunity for one whero initial
salary n not main object. Reply, Eiving fvll
Building.
The New York herald., 1922-06-04
STOCK SALESMAN WANTED.

We want first class stock salesman. on.
who has the ability to earn at least $12,00(
per year, to sell a high grade preferred
stock to the trade by first class manufac-
turing company. who manufacture only first
class goods and who have over 5000 Gus
toners and all good prospects. To the right
man, great opportunity.
Address Lock Box 2o1. Rochester. N. =.
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sALEsMEN.

Several men Of high character and per-
sonalty to sell sound dividend paying
securities. This Is an opportunity for ag-
gressivc. and ambitious men to earn SIC. 900
or more annually on commission basis.
Previous selling experience helpful but
not necessary, as we give our men fullest
cooperation. We desire only men who
wish to form a permanent connection
with firm that handles only high grade
securities.
II you can furnish satisfactory refer
ence call and see US. Leads furnished.
ROOM 1918. 200 BROADWAY.
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statesmen,

associated In past with only gilt edged
propositions. wanted for stock of cor
poration acting as underwriters and
general insurance agents and doing
business national In scope. Company
already financed by prominent and
successful business men. Has profit
able business In hand. Needs addi-
tional funds to permit rapid growth.
Convincing arguments and literature
for statesmen. II you. can show a
clean record and know how to get re-
suits we can interest you. Call or
address Manager, suite s03, 10 West
34th st., New York.
The New York herald., 1922-06-04

sAIEsMh;N--Thres srecis.ty raiesmen want
ed liberal commission; small drawing sc-
count guaranteeayl Call between 10 and ~
Monday, Benrdslcy Watch Co., az East 73d.
The New York herald., 1922-06-04

YOUNG MEN-Brooislyn electrical
business wants several young
men. IS to % years OF age. 125
pounds or more: ability recognized:
state age, height. married or single.
qualifications. s $50 Herald. ESQ
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-06-04

Statesmen wanted by we'll known
Catholic enterprise. A good opportunity
for those who have ability and initiative.
1912. "a.
The New York herald., 1922-06-04
HELP WANTED-Male.

A few good men to sell high class
dividend paying security. Apply
room 30l, ;, 100 Pearl 81.
The New York herald., 1922-06-04
statesmen.

We are looking for Intelligent, straight
thinking men of good appearance who are
capable of earning $4,000 or more yearly
selling securities on commission basis;
right men II they are seeking perma-
nent connection where they can do busi-
ness with the same clients right along;
leads furnished.
sential. Write. giving experience and ref
erence,
p. o. Box 400, City Hall Station,
NEW YORK CITY.
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HELP WANTED ADVERTISEMENT
HELP wANTED-M.l..

Statesmen.
Men with Elliott. Dudley or Kendall
training viii be given preferences.
We will have opening for branch
managers for men who make good.
Our proposition is one that appeals
to everyone on sight. 1t is not a pro-
motion. Associated with It Is one Of
the foremost industrial figures of the
day.
CALL IN PERSON.
Room 2os. 30 Broadway.
ITO II A. NJ. TO I ?. M.
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statesmen,

calling on retail stationery and book
trade, to handle new fivo color auto
mobile maps. territories New England,
New York city. New Jersey and Phil
adelphia; liberal commission, no
drawing accounts: excellent side line.
N 200 Herald. Herald square.