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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19
NURSES. PUPILS WANTED.

NURSES. PUPILS WANTED.
rhe Jersey City Hospital Training
School offers exceptional advantages
10 young women.
Course IN Public Health Indus
trial. Child Hygiene, Prenatal OBJ
stetrics. Psychopsthic and General
Nursing.
Compensation while training;
First one and one-halt years,
$40 per month.
Second one and one-hslf years.
$50 per month
After three (3) months. probation,
books and uniforms are furnished
without cost.
Apply 10 Miss Ella NJ. Brede. R.N.,
Supt. OF Training School, Jersey City
Hospital. Baldwin av. ana Montgom-
cry ST., Jersey City, n. J.
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SEDAN. Chalmers, 1917. newly overhaued
and repaintod. new cord tires, new Eyide
battery, spares and all equipment. TAT
TON, 109 Jackson av., Long Island City.
Tel Astoria 2009
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AUTOMOBILE AUCTION SALES
30 different makes OF pleasure and
Commercial, cars win be sold at
PUBLIC AUCTION
MONDAY q THURSDAY AT NOON,
BROWNS
AUTO AUCTION sALESRoOMS,
30 Rv,, corner nth ST.. ~. Y. city.
Tel, Stuyyesant ga
Liet your car with us. We win
get your price. Five per cent
commission charged n your car
Is sold. We also buy cars out
right when so preferred.
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SALESMAN WANTED.

A Eelt-respectinE salesman. whose an
bi.ion IS beyond his present place, might
find more corReniai employment with "
and ut the Same time double his income
we require a man OF clean character,
sound In mind and body 81 strone per
Eonality. who would appreciate a lies
Sob with a fast growing concern where
Industry would be rewarded with far
above average earnings. married men
preferred; experience not necessary. Ap-
My suite 20l. World Tower building, 40
" 10th 81. ASH for Mr. Augustine.
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REQUIRE thoroughly competent tutor and
travelling companion To boy twelve, spend
Ing winter California; must be willing fol-
low Instructions from Ethical Culture
school. Box l. 7s7 Herald, $50 Broadway.
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- sI !, n. , m MTlN , Nh

eytea pcsition with firm or party whore
sts Of action " wanted would consider
ssition agent OF office building or estate on
.alary basis or any Other trustworthy poHi-
zion. mechanical experience salary 30 0o0.
can be seen any evening or make appoint
e1srt evenings with. Alfred Rlbstein. 1881
lpsthsate ave. The Bronx.
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SIX cylinder. As n. p. Packard Brewster
collapsible body. 1914. good order can Do
FREDERICK II. BUELL., 72l 9Th av Phone
$50 Plaza.
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ADVERTISING solicitor to work for group
Of export publications published outside OF
the United States; must be thoroughly reli-
able and furnish best OF references; commits
sion basis only without drawing account.
Apply World wide Advertising Corporation,
room 4O5 1 W. saith ST
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Statesmen

Statesmen.
Opportunity knocks once at eRch
mans door. hut eener rally ne Is down
the street telling some one OF the good
chances he has missed.
This minute opportunity is knocking
at your door With us. after few
days training. you viii enter the
local field representing group Of tho
country's most prominent business
men. Your work. dignfed. fascinat-
ing and permanent, vii! yield weekly
commissions upward Of $50 Later
you VIII be developed into a top notch
sales executive. What you are doing
makes no difference. 20 long as you
are a high type man Sounds too
good? Read The first sentence of this
nd. again. then act. Call 10 TO 4,
SUITE 1910. % W. 43D ST.
Suite 1912 Flatiron Bldg.
Suite 305. 1872 Nassau ST.
Suite So, 16G Montague st, B'dyn.
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sTOcK sAIEsNiEN-

STOCK Statesmen
70 represent reliable estaglished broker,
who is offering liberal commission to those
who have selected clientele TO offer So
industrial gold bonds OF a small issue Call
between 1912 a. NJ. Lamont Motley, 1852
Broadway, Room 2O9
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MAID-Useful visiting maid TO lady In hotel :
must sew well, Call West S2d st.. Apt.
l24, from to II A. NJ.
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n you are manly. honest ard efficient,
you can secure with us n position where
earnings will bring you 800 week and
more, you VIII have the cooperation 81 an
experienced manager and association with a
I've, efficient sales organization II you can
demonstrate ability this win lad 10 a poei-
ton as manager with larger income. Soc Mr.
Ttornpson, 507 hth av.. room p02.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Domestic Help Wanted.
BLUE List Employment Agency PSI " seth
st.-Couples, cooks. Chnmbermaids walt
resses. nurses, houseworkers, ladies' maids .
good wages.
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WE want earnest. capable, right
thinking men of from so TO 80 years
TO Join Our Organization for the pur-
pose or further expanding our service,
which Is idealistic but absolutely es-
sential and proven success. Men
now working where results from their
efforts are limited will find this an on
portnnity to build a substantial and
happified future. as we'll as receiving
Immediate returns Commensurate with
their ability. Can
Room 1917, 225 9th Az.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
BALEsDIEN.

BALEsNIEN.
THERE IS A CONNECTION OPEN
WITH ONE or THE MOST PROS
Porous SALES ORGANIZATIONS
IN THE COUNTRY FOR SEVERAL
MEN OF EXCELLENT CHARACTER
AND REPUTATION TO PRESENT A
DEFINITE SALES OFFER TO Es-
TABLIsHED AND SATISFIED Gil
ENTAGE.
AN ENTIRELY NEW AND MOST
EFFECTIVE SALES PLAN MAKES
RESULTS POSSIBLE FOR MEN IN
EXPERIENCED IN OUR LINE TO
BECOME LARGELY SUCCESSFUL.
AND ENTER INTO A LIFE WORK
OF p1qSaFTED IMPORTANCE.
~ YOUR RECORD WILL BEAR
-scRUTINr.
IF YOUR PERSONALITY rs
FoRCEFUL.
IF YoU ARE IN EARNEST ABOUT
YOUR INDIVIDUAL SUCCESS.
APPLY FOR PERSONAL INTERVIEW
AT EAST 4oTH ST.
GROUND FLOOR, BETwEES
AND p. M.
ANY DAY THIS WEEK.
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statesmen.

SELF respecting salesman whose ambition
r. beyond his present place might find more
congenial employment with us. and at the
anne time double his income.
Wa require man OF clean character,
sound In mind and body, OF strong person
aliiy. who would appreciate lies job with
fast growing concern where Industry would
be rewarded with far above the average
earnings. married men preferred; experience
unnecessary.
Apply 900 broadway. suite iTU-s-9. Ask
for Mr.. Britwoods
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HELP WANTED---MALE.
sALEsNiAN.
BALES MANAGER

An immediate connection IA await
able to n man between III and 40
years of age, who has had a thor
ough and extended experience az a
salesman or sales manager: a gem
eral idea of the banking or finan-
cial field would be helpful but not
absolutely necessary. he viii be
associated directly with the firm
members In sales work OF the high
est character: the position Is per-
manent and offers TO the right
man. equipped with the proper ref
erences, an opportunity that Is
most unusual: the return will DO
limited entirely by ability and
should exceed $4,000 commissions
annually: state fully past brsi.
ness experience.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.


ADVERTISING solicitor to work for group
OF export publications published outside OF
the United states; must be thoroughly reli-
able and furnish best OF references commits
sion basis only without drawing account.
Apply World wide Advertising Corporation,
room 4O5. w: s4th g:
BooKKEEPER, EXPERIENCED. WELL
RECOMMENDED; OVER Is YEARS OF
AGE SALARY s25 PER WEEK TO START:
STATE AGE AND REFERENCES. y los
HERALD, HERALD SO.
CAN YOU sELL7-AN OPERATOR OF IN
DUSTRIAL PAGES OFFERS A splendid
9 9ooPPpRRTn T srE E0B TS YaAN S E
COMMISSIONS. WRITE YOUR EXPERT
EN- e AND y. ABILITY TO d 81 HERALD.
MEN OR WOMEN.
We have something that win bring you big
returns. Call Friday, 10 A. NJ, Names Art
New York city.
CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC. experienced on
Cadillac; all year position; private family;
state whether married or single; also WAGES;
18TH st.
CHAUFFEUR who Understands Packard car
own tools; salary $40. Apply apt. b, 1000
Park az. Friday. to 10 a. NJ.
CoUPLE-white preferred, childless. to take
entire charge of small household In Wood
Joseph. Al w seth ST.
CoUPLE.-Cook and butler; take charge
small family. Call Friday. ia 2. 10th.
DRUG salesman. 70 sell hygiene as a side
ETGHER-Thu New York Herald has
position open for experienced etcher
Apply Foreman. Photo Engraving Depart
ment. ESQ Broadwey.
FILE LIE clerk. young man, With experlenoe;
ment. Lloyd's Plate Glass Insurance Co.. GO
William ~.
FILE cierk.--Young man with experience
ment NJ 100 Herald. $50 broadway. $500
FILING clerk desired about is years old
State salary and references. d 920 Herald.
Fulton st.
GLOVE SALES MANAGER-A French. kid
glove house wants man to take charge
of their New York office: must have selling
and executive ability and wide acquaint-
ance, especially with the large New York
an unlimited future and a big job for a big
man. Apply In strictest confidence. 900
Herald. $50 B'May.
LABORERs
(SloVRk); steady work. out OF town; trans
portetion paid, good housing conditions for
married men and families only no strike
no fee charge for permanent position. Apply
A. Nj. to +. M, Mr.. Perry. 800 West
4Oth 81 tstvre)
MASsEUR wanted with New YORK. license
experienced man. Apply 324 w Goth.
MEN.-Christians. middle age or past, to do
office work and act as messengers. deliv-
ering papers TO railroads. steamship docks
etc. Apply. with references, after $50
a. NJ, room 506 1875 Whitehall st.
OFFICE boy wanted In Ole established bank
Ing house; splendid opportunity for "A boy
about 49, other boys connected with this
house who have shown ability and willing
ness 70 work are now holding important po-
9itions. Address, giving age. personal refer
ences and salary expected, Y. L., p. O. Box
272. City Hall Station New York.
OFFICE BOYS, age IL to lG. largo down
town concern; advancement. Address 7. o.
Box 325, City Hall Station, New York.
PtoTOENGRAvEK.-Lin and hhlftone pho
tographer wanted; night work: union
office; good working conditions. Apply fore
man engraving department, Herald, $50
B'way.
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CLERICAL DEPARrMENr

BILL CLERK AND sTESoGRAPHEh-
Must have previous experiences IN iumb@y
business. $30-S35.
SECRETARY sTENOGRAPIIER - Large q.
nancial office; aged 2O-28f Protestant az
least High School educationi 80.
STENOGRAPHER - Coal mining concerr
particular about education and efDsFf~
CREDIT AUTHoRIzER-Nf8st have eepari
ment store or other reian credit expert
ence; $50
JUNIOR CLERK AND COLLECTION COR
RESPONDENTS (s)-Able 20 read Gus
toners accounts; dictate Intelligent Hi-
ter; s25.
BILL CfERK-Must b. experienced on u.
derNsood billing machine. accurate AT "a
uring discounts S2S-s3
CANCELLATION CLERK - Experiences
YoTNG MAN-Learn buying OF gymnasium
supplies, especially good for man intef
osted in physical work 1900.
INSURANCE CLERK-Sonne experience u
accounting department desired; szot-2
INEXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN-Must -
well educated and have good manners
fine beginning; SIS.
BEGlNNER--Especiaily good opening TOP
+, young man with ambition SIS -.
al, ERIK -TYPIST-Goo future assured 20
clean cut, poppy young man; VI VS..
OFFICrBO YS--MEny boys are waking tne
streets looking for jobs. We have on tlle
DoSitions with many OF the best cos
Germs. both large and small IN This city.
Parents, send your boy here anc let ~
find him permanent position ~ilefs ~
can grow up
can a.. Room Tis-T2l
SN4 The "NATIONAL."
90 Church FL.
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YOUNG MAN, is

YOUNG MAN, rs
Christian, experienced on addressograph and
oliiee fling; salary and advancement accord
ing 70 ability; a place where earnest effort
Is rewa rded. y. NJ, oi2 Herald uptown.
YOUNG man OF business ability 10 take
active Interest in established mail order
jewe!ry and export house; small capital re-
quired. 1854 Herald. BROOKLYN.
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FIRNIIuEE WAIVED

Ave will pay highest possible prices for
furniture. houses, apis, plano bric-s-
hrsc books, works OF art FRANKLIN. 81
University place. Phone stuyyesan: Ell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19

Statesmen wanted two men. neat appear
anee, age 30 salary. Sun Ribbon Carbon
Co. 81 HarclaV 81.
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SOLICITORS IF YOU ARE A REAL
AND LOOKING FOR A GOOD OPPoRTUN-
ITY, WRITE YOUR HISTORY IN Detail.
SOLICITORS wanted for unusual Insurance
propositions: commission only. b gi2 Her
aid, Fulton 81.
SPECIAL EDITION - MEN WHO HAVE
ABILITY AND CAN MEET BIG MEN ON
TON CAN PROFIT BY ADDRESSING
NEW YORK CITY DAILY. GIVE YOUR
EXPERIENCE IN DETAIL. p $40 HER
AID, FULTON ST.
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BUSINESS BRoKrEs.

ALBERTs EXCHANGE.
W 34th a. Eitz Roy l42s.
leading agency for npts., furnished houses.
all kinds mercantile businesses. quick re-
suits.
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Instruction.

MAKE MONEY AT HOME-You can earn
from 81 to 81 an hour in your spare time
writing show cards; quickly and easily
icarnedi no canvassins we teach you how
and sell your work. Write to-day for full
particulars to American Show Card School.
pa Ryrie Building. Toronto, Canada.
LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR-Pieasa
profitable work; day and evening classes.
Send for free booklet and VISITORS pass.
West Side Y. NJ. c. A., sol w 61th ST.
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BUSINESS LoASs.

BANK discounts, loans on machinery. mer-
chaudise sales. shipments, rents. market
ahle coietersls: s~ceptances, notes bought.
EOETTER. 81 Chamhera ~.
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WOMEN.
Instruction.

Instruction.
wANAMAKER BEAUTY SCHOOL
1888 9TH Az. NEAR 36TH
LEADING SCHOOL or AMERICA.
EARN $50 WEEKLY.
Bairdressng. manicuring, marcel waving.
ali branches taught. register now for high
class positions. demand for Wanamakor
graduates never $50 great; learn In an en-
Vironnent of wealth and refinement; day and
evening classes. Phone 1875 Vanderbilt.
LADIES, ATTENTION.
Hair and beauty culture taught scientific.
ally; qualities you In short time TO earn $50
10 $3.50 weekly. day. evening classes. Call
write for free booklet II. Academy OF
Halrdressing and Beauty Culture. 1913 w.
44th vt. Phone Bryant 9i55.
Rohrer's, the Reliable Hairdrcss, Manicure.
Bt auty School: g. up; free for service; earn
while learn circular explains i1g w. 42d 81.
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CARPETS AND RUGS.

er.OANE's WILTON ADMINISTER
Carpets, 81 So 81 g. yard up: slightly used
but reconditioued Ike new all coiors, plain
or mixed patterns. over 100 yards for
hune, office, showroom. RUGS. all sizes,
domestic imported. Wilton, Oriental. Chinese,
$40 $40. $40, sl20 NJ zoo small rugs. 49, 81
$40 Up. MAKING OVER, CLEANING. LAY
mo, nYEfNc;, REPAIRING RFwEAvfNC3,
RErIARtE. REASONABLE. BEAUTIFUL,
sTILLlNGS. Inc. 62f Madison av. tieth ST..
Plaza 1875.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-06-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Stark Kalor and
children visited Mrs. Kalor's
mother, Mrs. Margaret Faulkner,
at Bowen Sunday.
Mrs. Clemmie Holman an d
daughters, Misses Myrtle, Louisa
and INNOCENT, of Stanton, visited
relatives here last week.
Claude Martin and son, Aul.
don, were in Mt. Sterling, visit.
ors of his sister, Mrs. Mary Knox,
few days last week.
Mrs. TOPPER Daniel and chill,
dren, Louis Guym and Mary An.
mis-, of Vaughn's Mill. are visit
ing her parents here this week.
Mrs. Minnie Townsend an d
daughters, Nellie Lee and Della
Dee, visited her brother in Stan.
ton Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Mardis, of
CovingtOn, aud niece, Miss Mar
garet Mansfield, of Stanton, Wis.
tied first of last week with rela.
tives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. COnlee were
at Stanton and North Bend Sun
day, Decoration day, remember
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-06-03
ROSSLYN.

Floyd Daniel, of NADIA, visited
his grand parents here last week.
Mrs. Laura Combs is very i'll at
the home of her brother, Mr..
Morton.
Cash Neal and Ebert Grove
were visitors in Bowen Saturday
afternoon.
Pies Upton and son, Ebert,
were in Stanton Saturday morn
ing on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bowen
and children visited Mr.. Bowen's
parents at Slade Sunday.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Daniel Wis.
tied Mrs. Daniels parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Il. NJ. Morton, Sunday.
Benton and Chester Anderson,
of North Bend, visited Henry,
Victor and Forest Skidmore over
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Emma Martin and
children visited her mother, Mrs.
Celia Frazier near Filson over
Sunday.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-06-03

ing their silent sleeping rela-
tives and friends.
Most farmers around here have
their corn plowed through once,
but the continued dry weather is
putting the crops and gardens
back to some extent.
Mr.. and Mrs. English Garrett,
of North Fork, visited Mrs. Gar.
rett's sisters, Mrs. Gother Martin
and Mrs. Albert Skidmore, the
latter part of last week.
Mrs. Mary Jane Welch, Mr.. aud
Mrs. George Welch and children
and Miss Vina Benningfield were
in Stanton Saturday to decorate
the graves of their dearly below.
ed ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alley Skidmore
aud children, of Winchester, end
Mrs. AlbertEwen and childrenv Wis.
tied Mrs. Ewen's and Mrs. Skid.
more's father, A. II. Benning
field Monday.
l.. +. Martin, a well known
gentleman and minister, W a s
seen passing through here Satur
day on his way TO Filson to tell
the good people of that place a.
bout the Savior who died on the
cross for us that we might have
eternal life in the great beyond.
Emerson Conlee and Miss Der.
nice Conlee, of Kiddville; Mrs.
Nina Martin, Bernard, Ralph
Burton and Miss Louise Conlee,
of Clay City, were here Decora-
tion day in remembrance of their
dear relatives who have passed
beyond their vale of sorrow and
tears to await the coming judg.
ment.
On account of the trains not
running on Sunday caused lots of
people not to get to go on Decor
alton day to the grave yards.
Some, however, wenton Saturday,
but just the same we all thought
of the dear ones that has left this
world to forever be in a brighter
home where no night ever falleth
nor sorrow ever comes.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-06-03

DOn't forget to see those Yer.
nice Martin Brass Beds and solid
cotton Mattresses and other new
furniture at Mrs. Williams.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-06-03
FOR SALE.

Two sows weighing about 125
and 200 pounds; TWO shotes that
will weigh about 100 pounds each.
C0rda Powell, one mile south
of Vaughn's Mill.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-06-03
For Your New Outfit From Head To Foot,
Remember
Mrs. Fannie w. Williams Store
CLAY CITY, KY.
On 9Th Ave. Corner 9Th Street,


There you will find line Of beautiful Millinery trimmed be
lines pretty complete for girls and boys and all the
little folks
have Suits for men summer weight SIS very and
for little boys from SO SIS Nice Wool Felt Hats good shades and
makes $3.50 S. Also good line Of cheap Pants for and boys
and Underwear the favoe Union Suit and separate Shirts and Pants
A splendid line Of Ladies Underwear in Net and Muslin
yard Nnsook IS IS FaxonVocs Crepe DChene. Pps
Soieue
The New Rugs pretty and also Keller Fast Capens IS
cents per yard Assorted patterns.
Our line Of Wall Paper selling 6ne and don't know better
to clean than and the guaranteed line Of
H. W. Paint White and Coor Also cheaper grade Of pain than
H. w which sells for 1915 gallon Standard Roof Cement Paint
and Bellies Roof Paint in bulk, said to last FIVE years.
have Range Cook warming oven or reer
vo for $50 Also have the old reliable Kentucky Step Stove and
Heating Stoves Its good time buy them for they may
year.
you need good Farm Wagon lean you an AVERY
complete with Bed and B for SIPS Now the time to buy your
have good Plo different kinds and plenty Of Garden
Seeds both Crosmans and Fe Be many you can
find room for
We have gotten pretty Footwear the way Of Pumps
for ladies So $3.50 and White Canvas Pumps and Oord s325
Now know could find what need night here home you
only think There really better you than your Home Mer
chant.
will thank you for a PART of your trade, and
try to treat you right.
Mrs. Fannie w. Williams.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-06-03
Look Herei

DON'T throw away those good
cooking utensils, Just call on the
undersigned for box of "Men.
diets" which aresqnickly applied,
and mend permantly. Only %
cents box. h Il. Harris.
Vaughn's Mill, Ky.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-23

tContinued from Page One.l
without cooperation with the bour-
geois parties,
Berlin, March 23.-Karl Legien,
head of the Berlin labor unions, late
last night demanded resignation of the
entire cabinet of Ebert. Radical
workers have decided to continue the
general strike unless the government
complies with their demands.
Fighting Near Spandau.
Heavy fighting between regular
troops and insurgents occurred today
north of Spandau. Strong bands
equipped with machine guns, which
had plundered the village of Boetz6w.
encountered a company of regulars
near Henningdorff and the latter were
obliged to retire temporarily owing to
their inferiority in numbers. Arrival
of reinforcements, however, was the
signal for systematic attack with
artillery preparation, and violent
house-to-house fighting ensued. The
insurgents were finally compelled to
retreat, leaving Ia dead and many
wounded on the scene of the fighting.
They were pursued by regulars.
Government troops occupied the
bridge across the Havel river near
Spandau.
Miners Are Still Idle.
Admission was made today that the
power to restore normal conditions in
Westphalia, where fighting continues
and where but a small proportion of
the miners have returned to work.
1t is denied, however. that Bolshevism
has entered into the situation which
has arisen there as a result of the
workers setting up their own govern
| ment. and It is declared the miners
favor a constitutional form of govern
ment and want to establish an indie
pendent state.
I Herr Giesberts, minister of posts
and telegraphs, has gone into the
| Ruhr district to make an attempt to
| re-establish governmental authority.
Allied Representatives here have
| warned the Independent Socialist lead
| ers that they cannot hope for support
in credits and foods If they persist in
a strike tending to Germanys ruin.
\ Food is becoming scarceF daily. The
| meat supply, according to government
officials, is sufficient to last until mid
/ April.
| 1t was understood the radicals also
have been informed that no aid may
be expected from America unless they
offer assistance instead of Obstruction
to the Ebert government