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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
SALESMAN PROMOTER.

My concern has an exceptional opening for
successful promoter OF high calibre; the posi-
uating capacity we want. our standing and
responsibility is high and our associate must
have character as well as personality, also
able TO travel. Write fully experience, age.
&C.
NGCE-PRESIDENT,
Lock box sos,
Philadelphia.
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SANITARY wire grip brushes. dustless mops.
dustless furniture busters &c, are the
big money makers OF the year exclusive ter
ritory and free samples for live salespeople.
North Ridge Brush Co, 12J Clark st, Free
port, III.
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SECURITY sALEsMEN.

We would like 20 be able to talk 20 n few
real stock statesmen on proposition which
we are now Offering, which has. in oar
line some Of the most wonderful selling
features Of any security we have over
handled: we believe that II viii be worth
their while 20 call az our office on Tuesday
morning to got a few Of the facts about
this proposition; these positions will be per
manent, and offer nm opportunity 70 live
man Of becoming manager OF one OF our
branches offices. Call at Room All. lil6
Broadway.
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by high class equipment concern 20 call
on architects and engineers one with
sanitary engineering knowledge pre-
ferred splendid opportunity for mechani-
cal expert, having a pleasing personality,
good address and selling ability. givs
record and references. II 70 Herald,
Herald SO.
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statesmen; HIGH CLASS SECURITY;
LEADS FURNISHED: $50 TO $3.50 A
WEEK ny FOLLOWING OUR PLAN.
SEE MIR. CAMPBELL, SUITE 203. 1il
WEST 18TH.
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sELF-HELP is THE BEST HELP. IT
YOU ARE SOLID ON THE DICTUM
THAT OPPORTUNITY rs WHAT YOU
MAKE IT AND II YOU RE NOT DIS
POSED TO QUIBBLE ABOUT WALK
ING AND TALKING AND TELLING
THE TRUTH IN ORDER TO EARN
WELL OVER $50 4 WEEK. WE
OFFER YOU THE OPPORTUNITY TO
BOOST YOURSELF QUICKLY UP TO
THE ENJOYMENT or FINANCIAL
INDEPENDENCE. If YOU'RE BE-
TWEEN p AND so YOU'LL FIND
Us WAITING TO SEE YOU ANY
DAY FROM 10 TO ).
SUITE 1910 81 W. 4sD ST
SUITE 1912 FLATIRON BLDG.
SUITE 305. 1872 NASSAU ST.
SUITE SO, 166 MONTAGUE ST, BKLYN.
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ing large sales at present; liberal commits.
sions; permanent representation to right
parties. 100 Herald, $50 Bway.
SALEsMEN.-A national enterprise selling
vast money saving service to retail food
merchants offers men of character, energy
and determination an opportunity TO pernh-
nently establish themselves In New Jersey
commission basis; thorough training and
corporation offers you unlimited opportunt-
ties. For Information address Live Wire,
90 Union Bldg. Newark. n. J.
sALEsMEN.--A national enterprise, selling
vast money saving service to retail 1000
merchants. offers men OF character. energy
and determination an opportunity 20 per
manently establish themselves In New Jer
eey; commission basis. thorough training
and cooperation offers you unlimited op-
portunities. For information address Live
wire, 80 Union building. Newark n. J,
sALEsMEN.
We have opening for young man between
ages OF 20 and 30: must be able to furnish
references showing highest moral standing;
full Of pep and ambition; splendid oppOr-
tunity; sales experience not necessary sal-
airy and bonus plus opportunity 20 qualify
for executive position. Can At Room 5S4.
20 Broad 81.
SALESMAN. An energetic and capable man
who has had experience with bralds and
trimmings and Is thoroughly acquainted with
the cutting up trade: must furnish tho high
est references IA 20 character, honesty and
ability none other need apply; excellent OPP
Company. 2li w 1oth ct.
SALESMAN WANTED IN LADIES NECK
WEAR MANUFACTURER, FOR OHIO,
MICHIGAN AND INDIANA; MUST BE AC-
pUAfNTED WITH BUfBRa; SPLENDID
OPPORTUNITY FOR THE RIGHT PARTY.
COMMISSION, box 242. 200 CABLE BUILD
ING.
SALESMAN ny LARGE YELLING HOUSE
FOR NEW YORK STATE, EXCEPTING 3
NAtN LINE TOWNS MUST ETTHER
r ~tYW vEiLIr@Gs OR Hr ACQUAINTED
WITH THE BUYERS OF THIS LINE
YOUNG MAN PREFERRED. BOX 80, 200
CABLE BuILDING
EALEsMEN who are alert and keep IN
constant touch with newest ana most prof
send 5Oc. (starnps nccepied) for spccinl sales
mems number. The Novelty News, s..
Clinton St chicago. III
sALEsMAN
Real estate stock bonds and de luxe book
man, there is an opportunity waiting Tor you
with q corporation Just opening offices In
the city. Apply all week, between ] and
2. NJ, Room 400. i4s2 broadway.
eALEsMEN--w rlte for list Of lines and full
rarticulars; earn So 1900 20 $4,000 yearly.
big demand for men; Inexperienced or eN-
sentenced, city or travelling. National Sales
.1sn's Training Association, 6iSH West 42d
a.. New York
SALESMAN visiting hospitals. Institutions
buildings fcity and Statel attractive side
line II offered on commission basis by old,
well known concern. For particulars apply
by mail TO D. @. Fischer. 40 Bigelow St.
Newark.
SALESMAN 70 sell securities, progressive
rompany; attractive commission basis.
write for details. stating experience, Middle.
town Rubber Company, Inc. Middiet0wn,
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statesmen to secure a limited number Of
people to invest in deep sea salvage COM
pany holding all world records; record of
successful achievement Is open to fullest
investigation: company has the only sue
cessful devices for this kind of work In the
entire world, already proven efficient IN
actual work; expedition leaves first of year,
boat already purchased. wreck containing
several million In gold which can be reached
first operation and which should net I'M
heard returns almost Immediately. Selling
stock only for few weeks, then stable posi-
lions TO all men who have made good;
salary and commission; references, expert
ence, married or single. &C. X 2G2 Herald
Herald
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S A L E S NJ Il y.

recent expansion in our business necessi-
tates the Immediate addition Of two strong
resourceful statesmen between 2S and A.
They must be able to convincingly present to
important concerns a method for stimulating
sales and Increasing present accounts. Sales
manshp of a high order Is essential and Is
adequately enumerated. Commissions should
exceed S12 900 the first year with steady
Increase thereafter, due to renewals, which
makes this a permanent connection. Trips
from 60 to 90 days are necessary. Applica-
tions are invited only from those who will
be available within one week. State expert
enee. age and give phone number. Il 2oe
Herald, Herald So.
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6 A LIE 8 NJ Z n

A L T. NJ z N
II you looking for real opportunity
and are willing to pay the price In time and
effort. one of the largest Insurance com
panies in the world will train you In insur-
ance salesmansh!p; systematic education
personal assistance; unlimited opportunities
FOR money making salary and commission.
MCM7T, L. o. box 80. wall Street station.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
SALESMAN.
SALES MANAGER.

We are in a position TO offer
an unequalled opportunity to
man between 25 and 40 years of
age who has had a broad and eX-
tended service as salesman or
sales manager. A general idea OF
the financial or banking fields
would be helpful but not abso-
lutely necessary. The right man
backed by the proper references
can associate himself immediately
with the firm members In sales
work OF the highest character.
The position is permanent and re-
turns should exceed $40. 900 an
nually in commissions. State fully
past business experience.
HAYES. READE & CO.,
2S0 Broadway.
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sALESMEN--Four speciality side line sales
men for Greater New York and vicinity to
cell an absolutely new article which is hav-
ing large sales at present. liberal commits
sions; permanent representation to right
parties. 769 Herald, $50 Bway.
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STORE MANAGER.

STORE MANAGER.
Mercantile house offers splendid opportu-
nifty for ambitious man, between % and SO
years of age, who has had some general or
department store experience. You will be
given the opportunity of learning the business
through a definite outlined course of train
ing and II you adaptable to the work
your advancement viii depend on your own
efforts. Your letter should state age and
past business experience. together with wages
desired.
d. s. 74a HERALD. $50 BwAY.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
Instruction.

sTENOGRAPHERs and BEGINNERS SEC.
RETARIAL SCHOOL-Lusk new lightning
Pitmanic phrases. finger training speed
classes, as great a 1920 achievement aa
Nickers -Bliny travelling Atlantic at $50
miles hour: Lusk writer's travel at the light
ming speed Of 400 words n minute. II any one
can talk that fast; professional reporters
train beginners or advanced students 10 write
300 In third the time 100 Is acquired mt
theoretical schools; 30 per cent. of Lusk
graduates wrhe faster than old fashioned so
called champions OF the world. Lusk Insu-
tute Corporation, go West 42d St
SHALL sTAY? SHALL / cor
Before making a change find out II you
are on the right track: 90 know what your
life work should be IL "A start In the right
direction: the trained analyst viii know from
n study Of your face the vocation for you;
this study is based on known scientific laws
no psychological tests; no trade tests: come
in and ask us all about Il; Booklet IS" on
request. Merton Institute. Inc, &c 9th nv.
Cat 18th pt), New York; phone Watkins 97e5.
MAKE MONEY AT HoNiE--You can earn
from 81 to 81 an hour IN your spare time
writing show cards quickly and easily
learned; no chnvasslng we teach you how
and sell your work. Write to-day for full
particulars to American Show Gard School.
k2l Ryrie building. Toronto. cannda.
LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFErR.-PIea
profitable work, day and evening classes.
Send for free booklet and VISITORS pass.
West Side y. M. g. A.. S0i W. 57th st.
BE n petcctiv---Creat detnand, travel; fas-
chatting work particulars free. Write,
American Detective system, 1904 Broadway,
New York
WE TEACH REPAIRING AND DRIVING
In short time license guaranteed ladies'
classes AMERICAN AUTO SCHOOL. 726
Lexington av t59th). Plaza 4016.
BE a DETECTIVE Excellent opportunity
good pay, travel Write 9. r. Ludwig. Sse
MISSIONER Bldg, Kansas City. Mo.
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SALESMAN Wanted-A large ladies suit
and coat house requires the services or a
high grade representative with an estab-
lished following In New York and pennsyl-
vania an unusual opportunity for the right
party ;, commission. y 1913 Herald. Herald 50.
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STOCK CLERKS.

E&PERIENCED MEN AND BOYS;
FURNISHING MAN
TO ASSIST BUYER;
STEADY POSITION.
SURPRISE STORES,
go 9TH AV.
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STENOGRAPHER, capable of taking dicta-
tion accurately In both Spanish and Eng
fish, required by old established export
house. Send letter of application In both
languages, stating age. nationality, expert
ence and salary desired. to Desk 20, Post
Office Box 70, Wall st. station. New York:
STENOGRAPHER and assistant bookkeper
must be quick and accurate. Apply to MIR.
Kreke, Stove Repair Corporation, lis Beck
man st.
SUPERINTENDENT, mercantile building.
low pressure boiler must understand doing
minor repairs. have own toels; steady posi-
ton. Answer. giving qualifications, ref
erences and wager expected. Superintend-
ent, room GIL, World Bldg. city.
SUPERINTENDENT of construction. ensi-
neer, wanted for building club, laying out
grounds building lake and dam, handling
timber. &C.. expert on making contracts. car
rylng on same. handling men; salary $500
monthly Call E. w. Browning. 10 w. 40th.
SUCCESSFUL merchandise man and chief
buyer for chain stores. Address 601
Herald Herald 50.
SYSTEM bocKkeeper; state experience and
salary expected: houXs alternate day and
evening work. n l22 Herald, Herald so.
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STOCK CLERKS, order pickers in large
wholesale electrical house, state age and
experience and salary expected Address
. 912 Herald, Fulton 81.
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YOUNG man 70 follow up factory produc-
ticn by keeping accurate records OF work
done, with TIE Idea Of maintaining unl-
form product ana the turning out of maxi
mum production. the data obtained TO be
used for cost finding: state qualifications,
Jersey City. Y 5g7 Herald. Herald SO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21

An advertisement IN the Lost and
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK.
~
HERALD offers a real possibility OF
recovering Voir lost property
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WOoDCHOPPERs (2). wanted: husky men:
good pay day or cord. O'Rourke, 23lst
st. Kingsbrdge av.
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WE Do UPHoLSTERING at very reason
able prices see us first and you VII save
money. S. BUFF, 240i Sth av., between
l2Sth and 10th SITS. Phone Morningside S1S1.
Est. since 1908
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. men who wish to
get into something which has a flu
ture. Apply Room 602, 30 Court St.,
hF00NiSn' n l.
man In stock room Of
fabric glove house. experience not abso-
lutely essential; must have first class refer
ences. NJ 7SO Herald. $50 Broadway.
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Clothing.
Furniture.

GIRLS brown velour coat, new; size Ia In
terllned lambs WOOL tsilormade; great bar
gain; going South. riverside 406.
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WE want 3 earnest, capable. right
thinking men OF from 30 to 20 years
70 join our organization for the pur-
pose OF further expanding our service,
which Is idealistic but absolutely es-
seutial and a proven success. Men
now working where results from their
efforts are limited win find this an OPP
portunity 70 build a substantial and
happificd future. as well aa receiving
immediate returns commensurate with
their ability. Call
Room 1917. 225 9Th Av.
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ORIENTAL RUGS.

ORIENTAL rug, II by II: mahogany dining
room Set bed with hair mattresses and
other furniture; beautiful draperies, lace cur
tains in private house; no dealers. Phone
Plaza Sal.
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WANTED-Couple, no children, for country
estate on Lake Seneca, near Watkins Glen,
take complete charge for young bachelor
and brother attending boarding school:
woman to cook. light washing, entire house
keeping, man, butler. help homework and
take charge vegetable garden, be generally
uecful around place: gas used for heat.
light alt running water cOnVeniences, give
last employer and wages expected. in first
letter. Address T.. NJ. Holt Valois. Schuyler
Co, y. Y.
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TRUCK statesmen,

WHO ARE WELL ABOVE THE AVER
AGE WILL FIND MOST PROFITABLE
COMMISSION WORK SELLING
FRENCH TRUCK JUST ENTERING
THE MARKETS IN THIS COUNTRY;
a SPLENDID FUTURE FOR LIVE
WIRE. SEE C. J. LEDWlTH. ROOM
903 1857 BWAY.
TYPEWRITER mechanic; must know REM
ingtous: compensation s21 a week and
lunches. V 1855 Herald, ESQ Broadway
UPHOLSTERERS to work on Pullman cars
railroad rates. Pullman Company. VIII
mngton Del. STATE age.
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SALESMAN. An energetic and capable man
who has had experience with bralds and
trimmings and Is thoroughly acquainted with
the cutting up trade. must furnish tho high
est references Ra TO character, honesty and
ability none other need apply. excellent OPP
portunity for right party. Pioneer Braid
-. q Il LII
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We have opening for young man between
ages OF 20 and 80; must be able TO furnish
references showing highest moral standing;
full Of pep and ambition; a splendid oppOr-
tunity; sales experience not necessary sal
airy and bonus plus opportunity 20 qualify
20 Broad at
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SHOW CARD WRITER'S.
HAPPINESS IN EVERY BOX

THERE ARE OPENINGS FOR SEVERAL
FIRST CLASS SHOW CARD WRITER'S
WITH THE NATIONALITY FAMOUS
UNITED RETAIL CANDY STORES WE
ARE A PROGRESSIVE, AND GROWING
GOOD PAY AND FIRST CLASS WORKING
CONDITIONS ARE OFFERED TO SEW
ERAL MEN WHO CAN PRODUCE Al
WORK: BRING SAMPLES OF WORK AND
BRUSHES. APPLY TO MR.. ELLISON, 5TI'
FLOOR, 353 4TH AV.
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An advertisement IN ths Lost dHS
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers a real possibility Of
recovering yopr lost property.
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YOUNG MEN.
A financial institution OF national scope
has an opening for n man now cooped up In
an office, his nose to grindstone, earning
less than s75 week. who Inns personality
and determination and is ambitious TO get
out Of the rut. to DO trained In selesmnnshlb
and developed for an executive position. bond
required. For Interview address BOX t23,
BOG Fitzgerald Bldg.
YOUNG man, 1871. as assistant IN traffic
department OF large corporation; must be
ambitious and well recommended; applicants
TO receive attention must state age. expert
euce, reference and salary wanted.
MANUFACTURERS
III Herald, Herald so.
YOUNG MAN to assist employer in resident
buyers office, make himself generally USE
ful inside, one with resident hnyers ex-
pcrience preferred state experience, salary
expected and where last employed. I. H.,
$40 Herald Herald so. --.
YOUNG man wanted in upholstery fabric do
partmcnt. with some experience; college
education and knowledge Of sterography dcV
s'rable. but not essential; excellent oFpof-
tunity TO progress. Apply by mail, The Hay
YOUNG; MAN wanted by International bank
Ing house; must be neat and Intelligent, In
answering state age and references Address
X. A.. =. o. box $50, city Hall Station, New
YOUNG man 10 assist buver IN hosiery and
underwear department ~ resident buyers
office, state experience salary and where
last employed T. s.. 347 Herald, Herald sq
YOUNG man wanted. neat appearance. 10
assist IN office work and make himself
generally useful. r. o. Box 100. Madison
Square Branch.
YOUNG man Of business ability to take
active interest IN established mail order
1ewoiry and export house. small capital re-
qured. i654 Herald, Brooklyn.
YOUNG MEN 1921 ycara. for general
clerical work IN stock department. excel
lent opportunity. y 2as Herald, Herald sd.
YOUNG man NJ office assistant able to
80. a
experience. n IFS Herald. Herald "a
YOUNG man. experienced lace curtains and
materials for general inside work Write
Room sO7. ~ u. 22d.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
Statesmen.

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ADDRESSING.

ADDRESSING envelopes, filing cards, invita-
lions: accurate worN. neat permanshipi
bmal or large lots: reasonable. Castor. 43O
w. seth ST. r.-
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LIVE WIRE statesmen
TO sell a perfect home brew syrup. in big
demand to grocery. confectionery, drug
glsts. delicatessen trade, SC. excellent COM
missions and bonuses; big opportunity for
capable salesman can earn from fifty 10
two hundred and fifty and UP per week;
men wanted for New York city and vicinity,
New England and Middle Atlantic States.
Phone Sales Department. 200 Chenmore, or
write. submitting references, to Piel Bros,1
u. n. y. BROOKLYN. N. y.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-02
SCIENCE REVEALING SECRETS

VXTlRELESS telephone conversations at any distance
w have been brought within reach by experiments
conducted from radio stations as development of ap-
paratus used during the where conservations were
engaged in between airships and the ground With a
comparatively simple apparatus the inventor has talked
to Chicago and other inland points from the Atlantic sea-
board his voice being distinctly heard hundreds of miles
Strange Interruptions and signals as yet unexplained
have recently been reported by radio stations all over the
globe which has lead to supposton that people on other
planets either Mars or Venus are trying to signal the
EARTH Considering the remarkable scientific achieve
ments OF the past few years. such nterpanetary COM
nnlcation seems to be regarded by no means impos
sible.
Not only the air above is full of unsoved mysteries but
the apparently nanmae earth about us is beginning to
reveal its secrets to science The atom the smallest part
Gle OF an element is revealed having actual positive
and negative forces, representing energy The carefully
constructed theories of physics are undong revolutionary
reconstruction for we are still in the class Of
knowledge
The human body the microscope reveals composed OF
myliads Of cells each with its individual as well as com
munity and bacterical lfeso that each person is in
reality great city of eelsbut the secret Of life still re-
mains hidden mystery
Our own world is pretty well explored and classified
upon Its surface but the nexhausbe field of the universe
awaits exploration Though we measure and analvze the
stars we know nothing of the riddle of existence and the
simplest phenomena must be accepted without explana
on One by one, however, science is revealing secrets
and in progress of time man will solve what seems in
soluble today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-02
LODGE FORCED INTO THE OPEN

the request of republican and democratic friends Of
IN the peace treaty former president Taft last week
drew up compromise reservation for Article OF the
treaty. acceptable to both republicans and democrats In all
probability acceptable to the president At least meant
the speedy ratification of the treaty and would have placed
the responsibility of its rejection on the president.
Senator Lodge however who has been masqueradng as
friend of the treaty. in order to throw the blame OF Its
rejection upon the president was forced out into the open
and rejected the Taft reservation, where upon the demo-
Gratis broke off further efforts at compromise and an
noced that they would renew the fight for the reay
the floor of the senate.
In serving notice that his reservations already re-
eced by the senate must stand Lodge seeks the amend
ment of the treaty, which means that before can be
operative the changes made must have the approval OF
treaty or the reopenng of negotiations all along the line
that te mild resevationists vote according to their
conviction and not abandon principle for party solidarity
as they did last fall when they followed Lodge and ac
complshed the defeat of the treaty
There can be no doubt now in any ones mind who is
responsible for delay in ratifying the treaty. The
responsibility rests upon Senator Lodge, who started his
war upon the treaty with his "round-robn" of year
ago. and while hypocriticaly posing as friendly to the
treaty has omitted opportunity to destroy it. As long
as the republicans follow his leadership, the treaty is
doomed.
No popular poll of votes taken anywhere in the United
States-and there have been thousands of them taken
show majority either for the Lodge reservations Or
against the treatyyet Lodge and his band of reaction
aries continue to defy the will of the people in their
dscredtable political fumbling of the vital issue of the
hour No wonder the people have lost faith in politicians
and political parties.