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THE SUN, SUNDAY, AUGUST 6, 1916. . 11
RAILROAD STRIKE
VOTE KEPT SECRET
Jesuit Known, hut Will Troli
alily Not Ho Made Public
Until Tuesday.
ANOTHER PAULEY THEN
Fedinil Mediation May Settle
Complaints of tho
Switchmen.
that the negotiation were only prelim
Inary, but looked hopeful enough to be
continued to-morrow. The switchmen
ask an eight hour day and time and a
half foe overtime. Their demands we
not a part of those of the four brother
hoods. Mr. Hanicer will concern htmeelf
only with those demands.
Warren 8. Btone, grand chief ot the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineer and
eatcXitlve head of the strike committee.
In an Interview yesterday snld that the
general dissatisfaction of the workers
with arbitration, aa suggested by the
railroads, Is because of "the failure of
the railroads to enforce recent decision!
of arbitration boards."
Stone refused to declare that there
would be a strike nvqn If one Is author
lied by the referendum, saying that the
neat move of the men will depend on
what tha railroads do.
Count of the ballots cast by 400,000
railway employees on the question of
empowering Uwlr union ottklals to call a
strike on all the railroads of the country
vu almost e,v ipleted yesterday at the
I Broadway Central Hotel.
Except tor u few straggling vote
I from tho Smith and West tho result is j
I snown to tho committeemen represent
UK the four railway brotherhoods, but '
t!i result will not be made public until
Tmid.iy, In all pivmiblllty. Another
eonference will bo held with the railroad .
nai:i'r on that day.
The deimind of tho men Is chiefly for
ea'tlKht hour day and time and a half!
(or overtime, rrom ins first it nas ueen
tie general opinion that the vote would
U If. favor uf a strike.
Mediation may settlo ut least a por
tion of the Impending strike that of the
rwttchnieu. They called In Commle
iener tl. W. Hanger of the Federal
flor.l of Mediation and Conciliation
yutrrday, and both sides explained their
vitas to him nt the Hotel Manhattan.
After conferring for several weeks at
the EnKlneerlnir Society both sides da.
tided on Friday that they wanted tho
Government to step In. Horace Baker,
chairman of a special committee of the
rol. n l S. n. Hcberllng, president of
the switchmen's union, wired to Wash
larton for a mediator.
Hr. Hanger raid after yesterday's talk
8,013 ATTENDING COLUMBIA.
Knsasaer School Enrolmemt Oat
ranks Any Vmmr la V. .
Growth of Columbia's Bummer School
was explained In full yesterday In the
publication of the annual directory ot
the summer session. Total enrolment
reanhes 8,021, exceeding last year's mark
of MM by more than 2,000.
Commenting upon the registration,
which Is greater than the combined
totals of any four other university sum
mer sessions. Including Wisconsin and
Harvard, l'rof. James C. Kgbert, di
rector of the Columbia Hummer Besalon,
eaterday said he attributed three
fourths of the Increased registration to
the conference of tha National Educa
tion Association, which was held hero In
June.
Women students outnumber the men
by more than two to one, the figures
standing 5,176, aa against 2,147. New
York leads, with 2,70: students, of whom
1,947 are residents of New York county
and 765 from the rest of the State. De
spite the war the representation from
foreign natlona has Increased from 111
last year to 131, Kngland, France, Ger
many and Italy are not represented.
Austria and Russia have one representa
tive each.
WILSON AT HAMPTON ROADS.
ecretary Baker Watches Target
nil Mine Laying Practice.
FoRTMtss Monkok, Vu., Aug. 6. Presi
dent Wilson came to Hampton lloads on
the nuvul yacht Mayflower to-day and
pent two hours ashore motoring with
Mrs. Wilson over the historic Virginia
peninsula. He plans to leave to-morrow
for Washington, arriving there Monday
mnrnlnir.
While the President was here Hecre
tary Uukcr, who arrived In the morning
on the army mine layer (leneral Helm
fluid, witnessed target and mlno laying
practice In Hampton Roads and a dem
onstration of tlio difficulties which would
confront a foreign foe attempting to at
tack at this point.
Mr. Haker was taken Into a darkened
room at tho Coast Artillery School and
shown a war game during which a the
oretical foreign licet attacked the Vir
ginia Capes. His attention was directed
particularly to the valuo of fortifications
at Cape Henry, recently provided for by
Congress.
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.
NEW YORK ,13 MINING ZINC.
State) aeologlat Reports on New In
ilnatrr In St, Lawrence County.
Ai.bant, Aug. B. A report Just made
by the State geologist calls attention to
a new Industry In New York Stato zlno
! mining. The exploitation of zinc ores In
, St. Lawrence county haa resulted In the
first commercial shipment of thnt mln
ernl from a New York locality, which
has received more than usual attention
I becatma of the abnormal position of the
xinc trade uo to tho exclusion or Her
man supplies and the rise In prices.
The St. Lawrence county deposits be
long to n ruther uncommon type, the re
port states, but their operation has been
attended by wry encouraging results
and tho future of the Industry In this
section seems uusured. Zliio deposits
have been found In a district about
twelve miles long and from ono to three
miles wide.
Winter Clothing for Border Army.
Washington. Aug. E. In the army
bill the conferees, who have completed
their report, made appropriations for
winter clothing for soldiers on the Mex
ican border, because It Is not known
how long the men will be kept there.
The date of the ft rut performs nee of "The
Silent Witness," under the management of
11. It. V'ritre it the Longarre Theatre, his
l changed to Thursday lnatesd of Yfrdnra
ilar. Prat will I placed on aale at the Inx
oftlre to-morrow morning The cast Includes
Henry Kolker, lie Witt Jennings, Emllle
1'olinl and Ultiam !o)!e.
William Vaterihahi haa arranged with Hatld
Uannea for him to ill net the orchestra at (he
pedal performance of "Orratee" whlih he will
present In Iloland 11. Conalin'a new UrveX The
atre at Huntington, U I.
Cohan A Harris ham derided to change the
name of tha Candler Theatre to the C. and II.
Theatre. The new name goes Into effect at
one. The playhouae will reoiwn on Labor Day
with s return engagement of Io Dltrkhstrln
In "The Ureal Lorer."
A aperlal performinc of Thnnua Illten'a
film, "Tha Fall of a Nation." will I- given at
the lintel .Nii.au. Luna- lleach, Wednesday
night for thi benefit of the army and nary
supply committee of the Anirrlran Defence So.
clety. Tlit IwnelH will tie. tinder the direction
of Mra. William Urownrll.
"Jane Clegg," according lo prevent arrange
nienls, will have Ita flrnt New York perform
ance at tho 1'rtnrt'se Thratri' on Heptemt-vr U.
It will play a limited encasement before com
In Into tho city.
The Caitle Producing Company, a new the
atrical nrm, will shortly tend on tour their flrat
offering, a muilcal comedy entitled "Maid lo
Order." Rose lloltl, former musical comedy
etar. haa been engaged for tho principal role.
What la known aa the "Pamoua Quartet" of
the Lights, s theatrical club of t'racnort,
I.. I., la at work cm a new offering fur tha
Artora' Fund bene(U at the New Amsterdam
Theatre nest Sunday. The quartet Is composed
of Frank Timer. James J, Corbet t, Victor
Moore and William Collier,
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
WAI.nonF-ASTOMA K. K. Menards.
llaltlmoro; Mr, n ml Mra. Omlir. Toledo,
Ohio; o. !.. Dines, Denver. I'ol,: I). K.
Caldwell. Toronto! Jesse McDonald, Ht.
Lnulsi N. Price Whltaktr. Wheeling, W.
Va.i W. A. Nerachtr. Warren, Ohio; J, J.
iinran. mi, iouis.
IIKIjMONT r J Ill.b'e. Minneapolis,
J W. Howard, Pittsburg; Mr. und Mra.
ml Miss (1 II Jennlnss. Ilurralo, t I..
and Mrs. Smith. Iiutri.lt: l'rof A. I..
Sevcrante, fleteland: Mr. and .Mra. J. II.
Korgusvn. Dulutli, Minn : Mr. una Mra.
It. V Catlln, London, Kngland
.McAl.l'I.N Mr. und Mrs. Thomaa (I,
think!
Think of this OhbwoMla Eiakt
as a valuo car. A car that
combines perfect mochaaleal
construction, handaosae ap
pearaaco, and a lightness tltat
seons impotaible for audi a
sturdy voklcle.
Tklnk of the OlcUsaokTla saotaw
eigkt cylinders furnishing
a continuous s t r o a an of
powor, smooth yat irraMlati
bla power which makes this
Do Luxe car suck a per
sistant porforasor aa tka
raad. Suck a steady niakiag
tnrhine-liko force is impoe
ibla of attainment witk less
than night cylindsre.
Think of tka coamplaU Delco
aUctric aquinmaait- Notklng
bat tka rexoajaiaod klgkoot
standard is good anowgk far
Oldsmobila awsars.
Tklnk of tka splenaiid aanoar
anca of tka Oldsmobila. Tka
entlra body coack work of
the kighest graaJo, band
painted In royal groan and
black) tka whoels real kick
orys the radiator finished in
German silver. Think of
tka real hickory wkeelsj
the cabinet work, tho dash,
tho (tearing wheel, ail aeaala
of imported Circassian wal
nut A mora strikingly
beautiful car was n error do
signed. The Oldemobila'a
dittinctira line are main
tained year after yaar. It Is
always a "this year's car"
to tho ayo.
Think of tho Oldamohilo as a
comfort car 120 inches of
wheel baaa, long floxible
springs which absorb road
shock. Bast of all, tklnk of
it, despita its workmanlike
bigness, as a car weighing
fully equipped, lata tkan
2800 pounds.
Tsitk ef Iks exteaaire aso af shxsi
iasn, thai new aid tensile ssetal
wkick makes psnisls taia aaatial
lifktaess is Ike OMiaobile. Ivea
tka p'uteaa ef the aotor are sage's
of uii moa'era eartateriaf saatsrisl.
Tkiak el tko OMiaehile light Eigkt
ai a car short ea gateliae aad leaf
ea tires. A car wkk a aowarfal
forty k. p. aaoter, yet ceaaiaUally
raUng IS aailti to tka fsJIea af
fuel, it it kail! to larva ill ewaeri
with eceaeay, sad it makss fees),
ai Oldiaokile driftrs wil teaafy.
Taiak ef this ceaitractieB, tku
kaasty, tkia ceaxfert tad tail
toaoaaj, for J11IS. A saaileT
eigkt st the prke yea weald ax
led to ftf fir a good fear. It
nay aim a gala ka aeiiikle to
Kin isck a actor car valae.
Tlink of tka OldmekDe Light Eight
Da Lbii si THE CAR aadNOW AS
THE TIME te fit it New when tka
hut dayi of iiaau aad sfl tks
kiaotiful fall aoatki srs ahead.
Now wkes tks readi are ka ahaeil
ideal conditio! fer Ike assay ea
joyable ikort ridn aad loaf tears
open to joe ia tks Oldiaehae.
Tkiak of osr factory wkick to ea
lore josr pltaisre kti worked
nifkl and day that yoa aiifkt get
immtdiati delirery ea yosr car.
There will ki no loaf waitaf.
Yon will ke at Ike wkeel af year
Oldiaokile withia a few hears
after yoa order it.
Think of the Oldiaokile Uiht Eigkt
Da Lata si yosr PERSONAL car.
Then ftt it. Tks rait is lllii.
faction plaa. ,
NOW is the time
to buy and the car
to buy is the
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DE LUXE
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Immediate Delivery
Through the fortnight of the m&nufactur
en orders for enough material hare been
placed to enable ui to make immediate de
livery for a short time. Your Oldsmobile
will be shipped the day your order is re
ceived. There will be no waiting; you
will start getting healthful enjoyment out
of your car immediately.
Don't put off your deserved pleasure for a
single week. Step in and see the Oldsmo
bile dealer to-day.
Senef or dcrlpH iButtrattd booUtt
"THE LIGHT EIGHT DE LUXE"
OLDSMOBILE CO. of N. Y.
225-227 W. 58th St. Near Broadway
BRANCH 1806 BROADWAY (Columbw Circle)
Digtribntora for New York; New Jersey; Connecticut
MONX RepresentatiTo
SIMMONS AUTOMOBILE CO.
41 S East MStk St.
'Pkoaa Melrose 7774.
BROOKLYN Representative
Royal Girste k Msckias Worki
1174 BEDFORD AVENUE
'Phone Bushwick 7268
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Ilreen, Iloiton; K. II. anit Mra. D. Hans
notteritami Mr. ant Mra. Clarence Oliver,
Kansas Cltv; V. II. ami Mra. Ailnnis. Ht.
ImuIs: V. It, Aebrlng, Hobrlng, Ohio; John
It. Duhla, Ohio.
lllltmore Mr. nnd Mra. W Dtt and Mlsa
l'ltt, Kansas City; I'. A. and Mrs. Ilreen.
Iloston; Mr. and Mra. A. II. Field, Buffalo.
MANHATTAN V. K. Stowart, Cleveland!
r. II. HudkliiKon, Iloston, K. (). Jarksnn,
Montrejl: Oeorgo .1. Olts, Detroit: Vatrlck
P. Curran, I'rovldenco; II. A. Wataon,
I'lttshura.
VANIEllt1II.T I, J. It. Miirllnir. Wnr
rentnnn. V.t,: It. N. Campbell. U"trolt:
IX W, Far roll, Montreal ; A. T. Young,
Pittsburg.
CLAUtDm: IJ. V. Drevfnus. Itlrhmnnd,
Vs.; Mr, and Mm. II. Wilson. Toronto;
P. P. Willis, Clnvclnndi William J. Dunn,
Jacksonville. Fla. I K. K. Hublnson, Cin
cinnati: Mr. and Mra. .1. '. Connerman,
Detroit; n. I., nnd Mrs In vis. Iloston; Mr.
and Mra. II. II. Tift, Tlllon, (la.
KNICKKIUICVKKH II J. Foster, rioa.
ton: Mr. and Mr. A. F. Jennings, Albiny;
V n. Hllllardi Houston, Tex.i F. O. Haker,
Detroit.
PLAZA C. I. Shannon, Pittsburg: Mr.
and Mrs. 11. 8. Kearney, Inkonoodj George
V. Petls. Chicago.
NHTIIKIILAND g. M. Noyea, Wheeling.
S Va.: F. II. and Mrs. McCllntock, ChT
rago; II, H. Cottrell, Montreal; John J.
Kennv, Vonkrrs,
HIT..OAIII.TO.S' H. i:. Thomason, D.
n. Mitchell. W. K. Colt, Jr., ami Mra.
Coll, Chicago; V. Ilyhlnrtte. V, A. Carlyle,
Toronto! Mr. and .Mrs. V. II. Hell, llnston.
MUltllAV lltl.I. -Mr and Mrs. II, II.
Kilter, Ilnjstde, I.. 1 . K. S. Dlckeraon,
l'lill.iillhln; Mr. nnd Mra, A. C,
Claughrey, Chicago; I: nest I. .stack, Port,
land, urn.; Mrs. K. 1. Nourse, Washington,
D. C.
PAI1K AVBNt'K Mr. nnd Mra. H. It,
Wilson. Washington, II W and Mrs. Kit
ton, Hamilton, Out.; IMvtln I! Ilanodlct,
Natchea, Mlsa ; John II. Ilak.r, Iloston; Dr.
J, i:.. Mrs. and the Misses lllrd, Now Or.
leanai Mr. end Mra. William Hubbvll,
AtUntn, Us.
RUSSIAira TAKDTQ TO Y. M. 0. A.
Franltlla Oarlord Balls to Iteaaata
Work la Petroarael.
Franklin Claylord, head ot an or
ganisation which he calla the Myak,"
or llueslan Y. M. C. A., sailed on tht
Norwegian American line steamer Ber
gensfjord yesterday to resume his wort
of looking after S.000 men In Petrofrao.
He said the organisation is receiving the
support of all classea, Including the
church authorities, and thnt he wa
decorated with tho order of St. Stanis
laus by the Csar.
With him went Harry W. Long, vis-
1 1 1 i rr rllrivtnp nf thn Mouth Carolina r.
M. C. A., and hW wife. Another pas-1
senger was Ira Nelson Morris, wno !
ajoinir tuck to resume his duties aa
American Minister to Sweden.
AMI'S. FMKNT.
AMCSr.MENTd.
OKLAHOMA GOING ON C1UI9E.
Xerw Drraalnoaaht ta Bo Ooao far
Thrrr Weeks.
Tho battleship Oklahoma, one of the
latest dreadnought of the United States
navy, will leave shot tly on a three weeks
"shuko down cruise" along the Atlantic
roast, It wits announced yesterday at the
New York Navy Yard, where the battle
ship has been lying since returning from
her tryouts.
Tho Oklahoma will be gone at least
three weeks and possibly more. After
her return she will be attached to one
of tho fleets to bo determined later at
Washington.
letting Firestone Tires to You at Lowest Cost "
Firestonccfficicncj'doesnotstopattlic factory. Hav
ing cut out all needless expense in production, we
save you more by "cutting the corners" in delivery.
The Firestone transcontinental system of distribution
is a vital force in that organized efficiency which
gives you the highest quality at ordinary price, in
TIRES
To pay more than the Firestone
bedrock list price is to pay for
needles overhead or to encour
ace fictitious valuation.
Our crowth in sales from $7,
500.000 in 1911 to over $25,-
000,000 in 1915 shows how
many motorists arc learning the
truth throuch experience.' And
this year, to June 1st, we arc 385
ahead of last year. Profit by the
experience of those who created
this unprecedented demand.
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
"AmtiUa's Laritil Exduiitt Tlrt and Rim Matyn"
rtedford At.4V Strr- 1R71.7t: Rrnarlurav N Y 4 Hank Wrest
llnulMace.Brool.ljii lot l-IO OiOauWa, Pi. I. Newark. .N.J.
llometlfTUo and factory) Akron, tthlo llrnnehra and Healers Kteonlierw
MAcrs ol FlrstTruckTlres LeodersThen and LeadersNow, In Quality and Volume
Public Service Commission
writes opinion in which it
DENOUNCES
The Railroad Company
and
UPHOLDS THE MEN ON STRIKE
The public of this great Metropolis It aware that the Public Smviem Commit'
lion has been conducting a hearing, so as to determine and report to the public
whether the Street Railway Companies or the Employees were at fault for causing
the strike.
After taking testimony for three days, it rendered its opinion on Friday, August
4th, 1916, through its Chairman, HON. OSCAR STRAUS. It says that
" the men on the Yonkert and Weitcheiter Hne not only were ready to arbitrate the
differences between them, but they asked for the opportunity to arbitrate them.
"There can be no question that the strike on the Yonkers and Westchester lines and the
events which followed in the train of this strike, ttuiidttig the strike on the other branches
of the Third Avenue Railroad and tht thrtaltrud dijficultits u-ith tht otim lints of othtr companits
throughout the city, came about as the immediate and logical result of the attitude of Frederick
W. Whitridge, President of the Third Avenue Railroad, and the actions he took in the matter
PROVK CONCLUSIVELY THAT HE EITHER INTENTIONALLY VIOLATED THE
AGREEMENT HE HAD MADE WITH THE MEN TO ARBITRATE. AND WHICH
HE WAS IN HONOR BOUND TO KEEP, OR THAT HE WAS SO NEGLIGENT IN
HIS DUTIES TO HIS STOCKHOLDERS, HIS EMPLOYEES AND THE PUBLIC, AS
TO FORGET ENTIRELY THIS IMPORTANT AGREEMENT."
i
This opinion was UNANIMOUS, being concurred in by Commissioners Hay ward,
Hodge, Whitney and Hervey.
Bronx and Manhattan Street Railway Employees
JOHN GLOAR1TY, Pres. Bronx
EDWARD JUDGE, Pres. KinfsbrMfe
JOHN MORRISEY, Pres. Manhattan
THOMAS DOUGHERTY. Pres. N. Y. Railways.
THE STAMPEDE
TOMORROW
and All This Week, Every Day at 2 P. M.
SHEEPSHEAD BAY SPEEDWAY
20,000 Seats at 50c
Specially Constructed for This Event Immediately
Surrounding the Arena
Prices 50c to $1.50
PURCHASE AMI KXCHANCiK.
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ONE EAST FORTIETH STREET
ANNUAL FURNITURE SALE
NOW IN PROGRESS
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tka
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nlna day ioura at la
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York akamaU Wataaw. 0arlaa Nlla." A S
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aamr rroas Near
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nt v.i iblp ilrtulla tor the aummsr va.
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dan and Saturdays.
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I ' 'tvoiiu Elevator on fiuburbau Hamp.
IIKI.I- WATKI FKMAl.k.
I'l.nilK llrlsht, Clirlstlun youns slrl for
iimor ierlcal wtirst, must bw anod at flf.
irtti. nent appenr.iti-e itml Kood panman.
V A. M b.n 150 hull ortlca.
WOMKN. don't bn without money. U
.n a or -5c an tiotir spare time distribute
inn K'jnranteeil hosiery. Kxprrlence un
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dried fruits; excellent opportunity
and prospects for the risht man
who can qualify. Replies must pive
full particulars, references and ex
perience. All letters will be held
strictly confidential. E. D. C, box
14S Sun office.
HOW TO INCREASE
YOUR INCOME
A responsible corporation wants
insurance solicitors and men in
every line, whether employed or un
employed. for a part or all of their
time. This is a food opportunity to
make an income or increase your
present income. Write in detail to
C. C. BOX 142 SUN.
tllhT, rUUMI AND lir.tVAKII.
LOST Pirl and diamond rlna. platinum
aattlnc. Hotel Manhattan Utiles' room or
lobby Haturday afternoon; llbeiul ren-trd,
lie questions. HOTEL MANHATTAN.
AOKMh MAM I.I).
ai nnn PHIl MAN M l COIIN'TV-.
Btrang" Indention startlen or d ,Kent
mated. Ten Inexperienced men divide
110.001). Knratad, a farmer, did t!.:o) In
14 duya. achlelclier, minister, l!i I'rst
13 hours. I1.S00 cold cash inude, paid,
banked by Htoneman In S1 das, 115.000 t
date, A bot or cold running nutcr bAth
equipment for any home nt only 10 id,
self-healing, i pluinblns or waterork
required. lnveatlaatr, Ro'luslva talc.
Credit sivan. Send no monev, Wrlle let.
ler or postal to. .lay. Allen Mff. Co., :1
Allan Illdf., Toledo, O.
TR.VKI.INI! SAI.KHMAN.
Ktpeilemed tnivellnar talisman wanted
by A-l .Manufacturer to act aa (ravelin
territorial .Munaser, must be younr, of
exemplary liablta, plearlna personality
Rood rducntlnn, absolutely clean record
and KllllnE to sn to Hny rart of I'nlted
Mutes or Canada; Initial salary moderate
hut rood opportunities. In applying state
ace and oct enlary conslderel and elve
i lironoIoKlcnry, education and business ex.
perlenre, nuie but neatly typewritten 1st.
ters ef appllmtlon will b read Addreaa
SALESMAN, Ilox 3, hun Office.
BIO MONEV! Hhow autonioblllsts how
to burn free air, Instead of expen.lv.' qaso
Una. Hall the LIT!. 1'IK.NU, a (lend for
power, mllease and aasollne aavluc 'Wen
Wildfire (iIUr." 1'rco dotal!.i. JMuaid
Human, Palea Dept. 1, Clnclnnutl, O.
DOWN WITH HIOH OA SO I. INK Oaso.
Tonic equals automobile casollne at 3c per
ration, rlei) It to car ownera and tun. IiIk
fronts. Dales jjunmntcod, White Mfir Co,
lept. (0, Cincinnati, o.
WANTIHJ Mm i-elllng can ly to carry
Pure Maple Siiuir (in.ly ti it ride line,
JOHN M SALMON, lllner, Vt
STKNtMiHAI-HKHVouns men ehout
10, for Kenral rorrespondenca and flllne
work tn operate lleinlmton model JO ma
chine: applicant liavlns several years ex
perience desired Write etatlng see. re.
Union Mill experience. AUTOMATIC F. 8
CO , I'. O, ritutlon V , N. Y, city.
AMIUTIOl'S llOV. I'rotest.nt. Is atari
In otlb'e and ndvii',e he proves litniself
caiMible and trustworthy. Addrasa Poat
Ottlre Ho TJ, New Yfrk City,
hlTUATHINH M AM KH I KMAI.L.
HOUSKWOItKBHS Colored, several mut
(tlrls. experienced, good refoinrii, thor
nuahly Investigated. nt places; uihei
Southern heln furnished, LINCOLN IN
I1UHTHIAL KXCHANai) (Agcnc) I, .114 V
Stlh St. 1'hunt b92i ColumUua. Lstab.
Ilabad IIH,
I MAPI! 150,000 IN riVK TKAIIS WITH
n email mall order business; began with IS,
r-en. fur free Imuklet, Telia how, HKACOCK.
Ilox 07, l.oikport, N, Y,
S.l,i:s.MAN lth good references ami
clientele to sell lileth claaa Iiiduatrl.il Stnrfc
on commission, clean proposition. Quit-it
stiller. No advances. W., Ilox 11 Sun,
VOCNi! MAN nbout II for office work,
jrood position open with liberal compensa
tion ottered to willing an1 umbltlous party
Wrlti atutlns atie, rellRlon and experlenco
If any A I TOMAT1C K. S. CO, I'.O. Sta
tion . N. V '
YOUNG MEN1 ".rn ,r1' r"mannt
IUUI1VI Mtrtpnaltlnna wltU good salaries
end short hours awaiting you. free JJooklet
"l tells you how to earn 110 weekly,
Mergrulhalrr Linotype School. Hi W, JSd,
VOl'S'M M1!N' I. earn Linotype cperitlng,
' M i Hi tiers, hundreds successful
f iluitix all iiotly Linotype practice, no
ti i tir three wree,s uusted on phonv kev.
boatda. UMl'llii; SCllOOU 111 K. Hlil St.
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