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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
HELP WANTED MALE
The
American Vocational Exchange
Grated
7 Pine Street
Registration Free

A\S6lotAoIAOAA AOS
Interviews Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday and
Friday. 10 a. m.-2 p. m. Monday evening,
6-S p.
Young men Of good appearance and educa
ton are required for permanent openings
with Christian firms.
l ACCOUNTANT, to represent an Oh Com
pany in Europe and South America
$500 $500 and expenses.
BLOTTER CLERK, Wall Street experience
$2S-s30.
/ MECHANIC. experienced In repair of
Westinghouse airbrakes for South
America, $500 month and transportation
l MECHANIC, experienced in repair of
typewriters and calculating machines.
for South America. SITS month and
transportation
l SPANISH STENOGRAPHER. to take Eng
fish dictation and transcribe In Spanish
$40.
CLERK experienced in wooden importing
business. $20-$25.
1 CLERK, brokerage experience, as purchas-
ing sales clerk. must be typist. SEQ
BOOkkEEPERS, for brokerage concern,
TYPIsT; with brokerage experience, 500
25 OFFICE BOYS, 14-17 years. excellent
openings, s10-$14
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statesmen

who have had experience in
SELLING to Architects, build
ers. business mon who are con-
templating tho construction of
business and homo buildings.
The mon wanted must be
high grnde--those who are
willing to work for big re-
rnuHeratio n--not order takers
business getters-looking for
future--selling to high grade
trade only.
II you are tho man call and
convince us you can qualify.
2o3 BWAY. SUITE 70s-7oa.
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UNFINISHED ApARTM'Ts TO rE

bath and kitchenette: latest imnrov.r,enta
pnfquet hoora; electric: shower baths. In,
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S ALE S M ANA MANU-
FACTURER WITH Ma
TION AL DISTRIBUTION
WILL ENGAGE AND TRAIN
SEVERAL PROVEN PRO
DUCERS TO COVER TERRI
TORY NOW OPEN; OUR
LINE is LINOLEUM, BUT
EXPERIENCE IN THE LINE
is NOT so ESSENTIAL AS
HARD WORK, AMBITION,
ENERGY AND UNSHAK-
ABLE DETERMINATION TO
S y CCEE D; SUCCESSFUL
MEN IN OUR LINE ARE
EARNING UPWARD OF 5000
PER WEEK; COMMISSIONS
PAYABLE WEEKLY; Elk
PENSES ADVANCED; AGE.
28-4O; MEN ACCUSTOMED
TO MAKING SMALL TOWNS
PREFERRED, AS WE COW
Err EVERYTHING FROM
THE COUNTRY HAMLET
TO THE METROPOLITAN
CENTRES. SALEM FELTEX
COMPANY, OF SALEM, N.
j. APPLY MONDAY AT
OUR NEW YORK OFFICE
200 FIFTH AVENUE, ROOM
442. ASK FOR MR.. WEBER.
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Classified Advertising Columns
HELP WANTED MALE
Statesmen
AND SALES MANAGERS

LISTEN.
The men OCCUPYING the BIG
POSITIONS to-day in any national
sales organization are the men
ton at the right time
This is the RIGHT TINE TO
make connection with this or
Observation-Disclosures to be one of
the largest office appliance Cor
porations in the United States
Our products. which are fully
protected by patents. are manu-
featured for US under contract by
the Colts Patent Fire Arms Co. of
Hartford, Conn. The Colts CON
tracts for deliveries during 1919
and 1920 aggregate nearly $1,000
900 of merchandise In order to
finance this merchandise we are
selling a limited amount of our
Preferred Stock, accompan by
a substantial bonus of Common
Stock.
If you are a REAL PRODUCER,
and that is the only kind of a
man we have room for in our
organization. you can make more
money this year selling this stock
than you ever made before, and
next year. If your work has been
satisfactory, You can step into a
permanent position as District
Manager in our Mercha ndi sing De
partment, which Will pay syou
from $40, 600 10 100000 annually
the remainder of your active
business life.
Stock selling experience helpful,
but unnecessary. We instruct you.
Many of our representatives,
working through cards of intro
duction which we furnish are
earning over $500 week in com
MISSIONS
If you think you can qualify;
If you want to connect with one
of the livest and fastest growing
sales orga nizations in New York,
call MONDAY ONLY, between II
and 800 p. M, Suite 414, so East
42d Street. New York.
The doors of our sales organiza
ton are closing. This may be
your last opportunity TO get in,
on the RIGHT BASIS, so don't
miss 1t.
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BUSINESS CARDS
Carpet Cleaning
Detective Agency

WEsTLoToRN's Detective Agenov-ssss.
30 Esst 49 S9nnqen la inNestigaIions. etc.
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SOUTH AMERICA-Skillcd or technical
men seeking employment Latin Amer
ican countries can reach 5000 employers
through our "Want" columns; 5 cents
a word minimum, $3.50. 1NGENIERIA
AIS Tenth av, NJ Y C.
statesmen. sell our new monthly health.
accident policy; pays $50 monthly every
slchness; cost $40 yearly. 1856 Fifth ave,
l22X - -
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"a lEsMEN WANTED. Hay. you failed
10 find that position that VIII Weld von
ample returns on your efforts? We viii
heip you Ho!vc your problem by placing
ton offered for sale in America No STOCK
jobbing proposition. but a genuine and
timeiy commodity. Commission, SEA IN
Ward, each sale Live leads furnfshnd
70 three men who can qualify by proving
thelr ability 10 interview big business
men with dignined proposition AnpIy
Sales Manager. Room GIs, 10 Wall Strnst
Phone Rector 92s. 'ee'
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statesmen

TO handle new automobile accessory
service bound to make good from start
exceptional opportunity to right men on
commission basis, call all week
CONSUMERS AUTO SERVICE co,
PIT Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn \. Y.
Statesmen CD, to call on department
stores. fancy goods novelty houses. with
line Of electrical noveltics commit ssion
basis Stuyvesant Electric Mfg. Co, 335
Broadway.
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Statesmen
FOR MACARONI PRODUCTS
We want high grade statesmen who com
mand large following of jobbing and retail
American and Italian grocery trade; men
who can obtain business quickly salary no
limit, in accordance with results. Write,
giving qualifications, references and salary
expected Box NJ. H., 90 Tribune.
Salesmen-We need the services of sales
men. Such experience as insurance. real
estate, specialties or books an advantage.
COMPENSATION liberal Opportunity for
quick advancement to highly paid mana
gerial positions References required. Call
Room 305, 225 9th aT
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Statesmen TO sell securities in the fourth
largest Independent oil company In ~ ;; ;
commission basis active leads furnished ;
only real experienced stock salesman wanted
a 1888, Tribune, phone Rector o295.
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STOCK Statesmen

y 4 y VI y III y W LIN
~ o nigh calibre men to sell preferred
STOCK. y on can earn from $500 per week
ana up in commissions Complete co
operation and live leads furnished Refer.
ences required See Mr. Frizzelle Suite
702. sos 18th ave
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LARGE INVESTMENT SECURITY HOUSE
requires Two who possess initiative
tact and good judgment. TO men who are
willing to work for future offer per
manent position. with excellent chance Of adj
Vancement. Salary and commission Address,
with references. Box 49-C. Tribune Office
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SECURITY Statesmen

SECURITY Statesmen
You cannot compare our proposition wi h
anyt thing else in stock selling. past or
present 1t has an appeal to the public
that clnches tho buying impulse inspired
by the altruistic instinct and the money
making desire. The corporation is gazing.
dividend paying, stel products manufacture
ing concern that has recently taken over
the making OF marvellous. new. labor
saving invention, something that will
actually accomplish twenty mems work
We are offering for a limited period Pre-
ferred Stock. 81 Cumulative, plus a
Common Stock bonus There are Won
derful talking features. A liberal commits
sion arrangement can be obtained with
proper inside cooperation. Can at once.
Tital Automatic Tool Co, Inc % West
Broadway
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'62 times on Sundays zoe.
<lS6 times 3 times a week No
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THREE ROOM furnished apartment
kte.:eneste. West Thirteenth st. Phone
Chelsea 57s5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18

40 EAST 62D ST-Seven rooms. three
baths; June list to September 25th; 5000
per month
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BUARDERS WANTED

THE CARLTON. ISL Scotland Road. South
Orange.-Three minutes from Lacka-
wanna and trolley: nice ground and veran-
das; home cooking. Phone. 263 So. Orange
3srH ST, % EAST-One small room ad-
Joining bath.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET

MoRNINGSIDE DR.. 44-For rent. fur
nished APARTMENT, five rooms facing
Morning side Park, large and sunny: 1925
month; will rent from juno tu oct Cali
between ~ a N. and 2. m.
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seTH AMI LEXINGTON ,cornert-At.
tractively furnished apartment. rooms
and bath, kitchen: from May to Ccto.
Der. or months lease $t75 monthly
Phone PERRIN. Plaza SOL
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED

man or woman IN a position "a
, s.s an Investment from 5000 to
si2,Voo In a legitimate scientifc
business with absolute safety OF nr,n.
cipai and a return that should yssid
~ per cent annually on capital in.
s s',,e Inis is an exceptional propo-
ss'tDn' ana viii appeal to you after
thorough investigation BOX "a y
II Tribune l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
WAR ACTIVITIES

WAR ACTIVITIES
Reconstruction and Employment Service
Az Lexington av. (cor. 43d ST.
For Soldiers, Sailors and Marines
open from $50 A NJ. to p. NJ.
ALL KINDS OF GOOD POSITIONS
TiON TO Us. -
Apply Monday. $3.50 A. NJ. to T.. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
CAPABLE statesmen WANTED

NINE GOOD POSITIONS ARE
OPEN WITH a FINANCIAL. IN
STITJTloN TO MEN WITH
SELLING APTITUDE AND EN-
PERlENCE. -FOUR MEN ARE
NEEDED FOR NEW YORK. ONE
FOR CHICAGO, ONE FOR BOS-
TON. TWO FOR PITTSBURGH.
ONE FOR PHILADELPHIA.
The mon should be 80 years old
or therea bouts (not over 400; edu-
Gated, have active minds, enthu-
siasu, energy stick-to -itiveness,
and good health: good command
OF English and a clear voice are
also necessary.
Experience in the financial bust
ness not necessary.
Write. giving age. selling experl-
ence, religion. former positions
hcld, salaries received State
whether you think you will be
greatest success as a face-to-face
or telephone salesman or CORE
spondent. and why. State city YOU
would prefer to work in and also
salary expected Your letter win
6e treated conhdontially. p. Box
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PUBLIC NOTICES

l. BAILEY Il. HAWKEN. HAVING LEFT
G me a ne ,sa and board OF my wife. Jennie
Az, Hshwkeh. VIII not DO responsible for
Jennie c. Hawke, '"'u
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STOCK Statesmen

High grade men, with proven record.
competent to present our offering to biz
BUYERS. bankers etc; security is stock Of
dividend Offering and excellent CORPORA
ton; strictly commission basis: must fur
nish bond Suite 60, 375 Fulton St. Brook
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fACkER. experienced. Daily Electrical SIR
ply Co. IS Warren st Cup
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Observation-Disclosures
STENOGRAPHER

WANTED. A sTENOGRAPHER AND
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER MUST
BE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE AND
PROTESTANT; APPLICATIONS MUST
STATE ACE. EDUCATION. SALARY
AND QUALIFICATIONS. BOX n. &C.
TRIBUNE.
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THE EDIPHONE

STENOGRAPHERS OR TYPISTS
Come IN and see Edison'a latest debating
machine Good positions secured quickly
without charge. Apply, IA Liberty St,
n Y. room 7O3
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STOCK BOYS

not over 1S, advancement; bonus; free in
surance. medical attention. Apply to -dav.
tMIepublic Player Roll Corporation, 65l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-21
Converted War Insurance
Rates Are Made Public
Officials Says Government Pro-
lection Will Cost 80 Per Cent
Less Than Private Policy

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-Convcrsion
rates for government war risk insur-
ancc became known tonight and, ac-
eording to officials, average 80 per cent
lower than rates for similar policies in
private companies. They are based
upon the American experience table of
mortality, with interest at az per cent.
figured on a monthly basis Tie gov
eminent pays all expenses of admins
tration.
Rates for converted policies arc at
age attained, and no credit can be made
for premiums paid for war risk insur-
ance :.
Premiums paid annually are slightly
less than when paid monthly.
The low rate allowed by tho row
crnmcnt and the special disability
clause. providing that the policy ahaii
be paid if the insured becomes totally
disabled, regardless Of his age. arc
granted only to soldiers and sailors
holding regular term policies issued
under the war risk act, the maximum
amount being $4,000 II death occurs
after an annual premium is paid. re-
fund viii be paid for I'LL cxccpt The
! current month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-21
Wheat Sent to Belgians
Unfit, 1t Is Charged
Stories Told at Milk Inquiry
Should Be Investigated, Says
Magisfrate

Assertions that the United States
had sent to the Delgians wheat that
was unit for use were made yesterday
by Raymond Smith, an investigator for
the Federal Trade Commission, and bv
Alfred W. McCann. Their statements
were made in the John Doe inquiry
into the milk situation. Chief Magis-
trate McAdoo declared they ought to
be investigated at once.
"These statements are made point
blank and direct" he said, land not by
insinuation or suggestion. The people
of this city and of this country cannot
afford, in my opinion, to ignore the
conditions which existed and still do
exist. There should be no hesitation
ON the part of the big-hearted men and
women who gave to the Belgian relief
IN having these stories thorough in
9estigated."
Once during the inquiry the subject
Of milk was brought up. That was
when Gus Beu, a driver for Bordcn's
Farm Products Company, was on the
stand. Assistant District Attorney
John T. Dooling discovered that he
was German rcservist. This informa-
ton led Magistrate McAdoo to remark
that the list of the concerns drivers
read like the roll call Of a German
regiment.
"Do they employ any American sol
diers at all?" he demanded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-21
Senators Draft Measure
10 Punish Red Agitators
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2Os-The

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20-The
>Senate judiciary Committee
to-day ordered favorably report
ed the following measure to pun
ish anarchistic activities:
Section THAT the display,
or exhibition at any meeting,
gathering or parade, public or
private, of any flag, banner or
emblem, symbolizing or intended
by the person or persons display
ing or exhibiting the same, to
symbolic purpose to overthrow,
by force or violence, or by phys
ical injury to personal property,
or by the general cessation Of in
dustry, the government of the
United States or all governments,
is hereby declared to be unlaw-
full.
"Section 2.-It shall be unlaw-
full for any person to advocate
or incite or to write or with in
tent to forward such purpose to
print, publish, sell, or distribute
any document, book, circular,
paper, journal or other written or
printed communication in or by
which there is advocated or in
cited the overthrow by force or
violence, or by physical injury to
personal property, or by the gem
eral cessation of industry, Of the
government of the United States
or all government.
"Section 3.-That any person
or persons convicted of violating
any section Of this act shall be
fined not more than $1,000 or I'M
prisoned for not more than five
years, or both.
A subcommittee consisting Of
Senators Walsh, Of Montana,
King, of Utah, and Brandegee, of
Connecticut, was authorized to
add an additional section extend
ing the bills provisions to pro-
hibit transmission through the
mails Of prescribed propaganda.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-21
Senate Subcommittee
Approves The Naval Bill
Strict Party Vote Expected TO
Put Measure Through Full
Committee


WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-In APPROX
ing to-day, by strict sarty vote, the
section Of the naval bill providing that
construction of the ten capital ships
and ten scout cruisers should not oe
begun before July 1, 1920, and not then
if the President should decide other
wise, subcommittee ii the Senate
Naval Committee virtually sealed the
doom of the naval bill, so far as this
session of Congress is concerned.
Chairman Swanson ana Senators
Fittman and Lewis voted for the Presi
dents programme. Senator'S Lodge and
Penrose voted against it. The full
committee is expected to approve the
sub-eommittee's decision, also by "a
strict party vote.
The Republicans are determined not
to permit any naval bill 20 be passed
carrying this provision, which thev
think unconstitutional, n that they
held it delegates the power to determine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-21
Measures Introduced
In State Legislature

4 LBANY, Feb. 2O.-Under a
~ bill introduced to-day by AS
semblyman Martin J. Healy, Dem
ocrat, Of New York, q child well
fare board is permitted to grant
an allowance to a dependent
widow whose husband had de-
clared his intention of becoming
citizen. Other bills introduced to-
day were:
BY Senator Salvatore A. Gothic.
Democrat, of New York-Fixing
the salary of process server in
District Attorney Swann's office at
$500. The minimum salary is
now $1,000 and the maximum ST.
500. The salary Of chief process
server is increased from $4,000 to
$4,000.
By Assemblyman W. w. Pellet,
Republican, Of New York-Abol-
ishlng the Offices of counsel to
county officers in New York City
and making the Corporation Coun-
sci attorney for all such officers.
Its enactment would effect
yearly saving Of nearly 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-21

TO amend the decedents' estate law
and personal property law, IN relation
20 the investment OF trust funds, stat
ing that the proposed amendment
would tend to imperii trust estates.
The committee submits a long
memorandum covering the Davenport
Donohue bill providing for health in
surance, and large number OF other
socialistic and labor bills. This
happening Of dissent in the commit
tee.
The committee approves Senator
Nations bill providing for the restora-
ton of the state convention, and for
the nomination of Justices of the Su-
preme Court. In this connection the
committee says:
This committee, in 1918, reported
upon a substantially identical bill, and
upon the report of the Special Senate
committee IN connection Herewith, it
expressed itself as in favor of the
restoration of the state convention for
the nomination of candidates for Of
ncers to be voted for by all the voters
OF the state, and it again asserts its
oplnlon that the state convention
should be restored"
The committee criticises, as "highlv
Jectiorable' Senator McGarrv's bill
IN relation to the retirement from ac-
i've service and nensioning of civil
employees of New York City.
=, Inc committee disapproves Mr..
Claessens's bill to abolish the death
penalty in the State of New York, say
-, "While highly merciful. if passed
rnis OH would play the mischief. At
present murder in the first degree and
treason are punishable by death. This
plll would repeal these provisions,
without providing any other punish
ment for these henous crimes. Hence
they would go unpublished. This is
put another illustration of the danger
or lll-considered craftsmanship"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-21
State Legislatures
Bills Studied by
Association of Ban.
Many Proposals Approved
by Local Lawyers, but
Others Are Rejected as
Altogether Unnecessary

Inc Association of the Bar of the
City of New York, through its com
mlttee on the amendment Of the law
among other things approves Senator
Walton's bill providing for the restora-
ton of the state convention and dis
approves Assemblyman Sesselberg's bill
to limit the real estate tax rate in New
York City to per cent.
The committee consists of Louis
Marshall, chairman; Charles T. Terry
Samson Lachman, Robert c. Taylor,
Robert l.. Luce. John Godfrey Sake,
Nelson s. Spencer, Harlan +. Stone and
Curtis L. Peters.
The committee has Just sent to the
Governor and the members of the leg
islature its first 1919 bulletin. 1t con-
talns seventy seven printed pages and
sixty memoranda covering several hun
dred bills.
The committee approves Senator
knights partnership act, and points
out that this act was promulgated by
the National Conference OF Commits
sioners on Uniform State Laws and has
been approved by both the American
Bar Association and the New York
State Bar Association.
1t approves Senator Dodges bill to
make the crime of living on proceeds
OF prostitution felony instead of a
misdemeanor.
1t disapproves Senator Dodge's bill to
relieve four-Iamily converted dwell
lngs from many of the requirements Of
the tenement house law, and in that
connection it points out Joker" as
follows:
ut is believed that the law of 1917
constitutional requirements, and one
of the purposes of this bill possibly
is to validate the law"
1t disa2proyes large number of
proposed amendments to the railroad
law and a humber of special railroad
bills upon the ground that the Public
Service Commission possesses the
power to accomplish the project sought
IN each of these bills, and for that rea-
SON each of these mandatory bills is
dlsapproved as unnecessary.
1t disapproves Z. A. Smiths bill to
provide for the Office of public de-
fender.
1t approves Assemblyman Claessens's
bill to amend the penal law in rela-
ton to obtaining or seeking 10 obtain
admission of guilt
1t strongly approves Nh Kaplan's
bill comforting on the Appellate Court
the power to reduce the sentence i'm
posed by a trial court.
1t disapproves Senator Burlilg's bill