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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-01

TINSMITH.
First class man, experience in automobile
line preferred. willing TO go out OF town
Call 81 =. 9TH st. Ask for Mr.. Greenburg
TELEPHONE SALESMEN-Ixperience pro-
dueers on the best proposition in the city
stocks are going down; foreign exchange Is
going UP; n money maker for the salesman
as wen as the client; unusual commissions
with memberships open TO the best men.
Pan-American Financial Corp. room 1916.
20 Broad 81.
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SALEsMEN-Desirous 10 carry out COM
inunity Improvement. wanted by coopera-
tive home builders and factory establishers:
commission. Apply VIM. u. Debes, 90 Park
Row, ~ Y. c.
SECURITY SALESMAN CvrTH OR WITH
OUT GLEN TELES TO OFFER A HIGH
GRADE PREFERRED INDUSTRIAL THAT
YIELDS l0.4es. TO THE RIGHT MAN
BONAFIDE LEADS FURNISHED. NELSON
CO., 334 9TH AV
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SALESMAN.


An unusuaieopportunity for stock salesmen
TO place pre-listing offer OF producing pc.
troleum stock company operated by oil ana
business men of the highest standard and IN,
teiligence; production and properties located
in fnid-contlnent fields and In Mexico; large
earning powers; liberal commissions palo
20 salesman. Call between IL and u, suite
SPA, - Broad 81.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oPPoR-
TuNITY FOR MEN WHO CAN SELL
1Oeo CUMULATIVE PREFERRED
STOCK WITH 1905 COMMON BONDS.
LIBERAL COMMISSION LEADS
BEST OFFICE COOPERATION. CALL
BETWEEN 1913, ROOM 2oI' DOS
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FURs.

FUR COAT-Salesman selling his seasons
samples, Hudson seal coats at $li5. with
beautiful taffeta lining squirrel coats ri
500 Don't buy till you these coats.
PTMSEN 143 East Saith.
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STOCK statesmen.

An exceptional opportunity Is open 10 two
real stock sales producers. These parties
are needed on our sales force TO present bivb
class Money Bank Guaranty proposition 10
investors; company is Of high standing and
an officers have good bank references at
thelr call; two men with some clientele are
preferred; liberal commission basis no adj
yences Call Cortland 1872 to-day for ap-
pointment.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Commercial Help Wanted.


Commercial Help Wanted.
..NATIo NAL
EMPI.o YMENT f X II ANG e.
80. Church Street,
New York City
Established 1908.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
President. ........-.-..'.. quo .,,
Vice-President. ........J ohn *. slagArnnul
Secretary. .......... Eugene ii. outernridse
Robert w. De Forest.
l.. u. Loree,
Newcomb Carlton.
George Blumenthal,
Arthur Williams.
JUNIOR EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
PUBLICITY MAN-organize publicity END
of convention and exhibition 10 pc helu
next spring; $2.600-s3. 900 year and ex-
ASSISTANT SALES MANAGER-Must un-
derstand the food product or similar
lines thoroughly; some travelling; S2,ooo-
$1,000 year and expenses.
ACCOUNTANT-Prefe man experienced
auditing coastwise steamship accounts
and l. c. c. reports So 900 year.
DEPARTMENT MANAGER Thoroughly
capable to handle accounts receivable
and customers' ledgers department OF
large manufacturing concern; 5000 year.
CCOUNTANTS-Several Junior and semi
senior openings with good public con
Germs for men. with unquestionable rec
ords; 800 81. 900 year.
OFFICE MAN-Handle complaints by cor
respondence and personal interview In
department store; S2.1o0 year up.
CREDIT AUTHORIZER-Prefer man with
previous retail credit department ex-
perience; s., 900 year up.
ADJUSTER-Prefer man with experience in
adjusting dept. store accounts 81, 400
$1,000 year.
BOOKKEEPER-H the advertising ac-
counts in progressive magazine; $1,000
$1,000 year.
STENOGRAPHER-Pr given TO man
with legal experience; $1,000 year.
SALESMAN-Prefer man acquainted with de
partment store trade In n. Y. c.; salary
commensurate.
Call 81. Room 1871.
The NATIONAL"
so Church st.
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hLERKS AND TyPISTS WANTED
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE
III COMPANY.
/. Girls IS years OF age and over.
I'M Hours 70 4:S0 o'clock.
NJ Saturdays Q to Il o'clock.
Luncheon uervel free.
"a Salary to. start $l2.
fhllities of clerks reviewed every six months.
those Of average ability should be receiving
@rom SIG to SIS per week after the second
peyIew. The variation is due to difference
IN clerical work.
Free classes conducted in typewritiny, ste
and dictaphone operating.
Apply in person. between and 1850
o clock. room 5oS3, Metropolitan Building.
! Madison av. Cat I'D ST., New York.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

~~~~~-~-~~~~-~-~~-~-~-~-
WANTEp-By New York Stock Exchange
house. ledger and statement clerk; oppor-
tunity for advancement. b. W., p. 0. box
$40. City Han station.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
SALESMAN.

We want to interview two sales
men, who can sell an S per cent.
dividend paying security based on
Manhattan real estate; II you have
the chem cter, personality and are
really looking for something worth
while Il will pay you 10 see US.
Immediately. Suite S07-s09. Is Fix
change ri.
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Pierce Arrow IS hip. passenger coupe.
made in September. 1920; run LOO miles.
Pieke Arrow IS hip. Z passenger touring.
made III July, 1920; run 5000 miles.
Pierce Arrow 8 ton covered truck, made
in April. 1920; run $500 miles.
I studebaker passenger sedan. 1919
model.
All Of above are practically brand new and
can be bought at an attractive saving
Address
MERRriAN FURNITURE CORPORATION.
jamestown, n. Y.
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YOUNG man wanted for special work: good
opportunity Apply TO New York and
Queens Gas Company. So Main St, Flush
ing. ". Y.
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ARE YOU CROPPING
IN TUE DARK?

ARE YOU CROPPING
IN THE DARk2
il Is a tragedy for any person 70 CHOOSE
the wrong vocation. II means unnappiness
and failure. You may be conscious OF real
ability which, II properly directed, will en-
able you TO succeed Through an analysts
OF your abilities from the study of the face
our trained analysts can determine the right
Job for you. Our analysis is based on known
Scientific laws and our advice is specific.
Call here for fun Information. Booklet IS
on request. Merton Institute. Inc. ~ JJl
av, az 15th 81. \ Y. Tel. watkins 9792.
ACCOUNTANCY.--N classes are now
forming, day or early evening sessionsi
write for helpful booklet, Making Good"
and Bulletin 20. Pace & Pace, 80 Church
LEARN no BE A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
profitable work; day and evening classes
Send for free booklet and visitors pass
West side Y. NJ, c. A.. 30i w. 18th ST.
OPPCATUNITY to learn Spanish: native
teacher and writer teaches Spanish ~
method simple and practical, best retcrenceS
\ Gi9 Herald, $50 broadway.
WE TEACH REPAIRING AND DRIVING
in short time; license guaranteedi laoles
classes AMERICAN AUTO SCHOOL, '2s
Lexington av. (59tD Plaza 4Ol6.
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Statesmen.

A GOOD PROPOSITION AND A
GOOD MAN BACK OF 1T; SUCH IL
THE IRRESISTIBLB COMBINATION
THAT MAKES SUCCESSFUL SALES
MANSHIP SURE; IF YOU ARE A
GOOD MAN" IN THE SENSE
THAT YOU'RE WILLING AND
ABLE TO WALK, TALK AND TELL
THE TRUTH, $3.50 AND OVER
WEEK is WAITING YOU IN THIS
DRIVE is ON; BIG OPPORTUNITY
AWAITS; IF you ARE BETWEEN
% AND 60 WE'LL BE GLAD TO
SEE YOU ANY DAY FROM 10 TO 4.
SUITE 1910, Is WEST ADD ST.
SUITE 303. 1872 NASSAU ST.
SUITE 1912 FLATIRON BUILDING.
SUITE So, 1856 MONTAGUE ST. BKI.YN.
Statesmen to sell a high class security
good proposition TO right man; good maj
can earn from 500 to 5000 per week Appl.
in person from 10 to /, room Tie. 80 Cour
ST.. Brooklyn.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

sMEN.
sis4 a week.
That is tire exact
average earnings OF
the salesman whose
letter APPEARS bolow.
I!e came with the
business Builders
seven months ago.
with absolutely no
selling experience.
Read his letter. II
tells it's own story.
II am In receipt of your
letter of November II and
am only too glad 20 cooper
ate with you in recommend
ing the Business Builders
To other men.
81 came with the Business
Builders last April with alb
soi1ieiy no selling expert
enes, and through the in
tensive and At the same
time most interesting train
ing received with the Busi-
meas Builders find myself In
possession OF one OF the fin
est opportunities as district
sales manager one could
ever imagine as a direct
promotion from the Busi-
ness Builders.
Il cannot speak too highly
of what this has meant,
especially since life itself
and ones vocation are very
serious to me. Be kind
enough. therefore. TO tell
any prospective young man
who may be interested In
associating himself with the
Business Builders that one
who has gone before has so
appreciated the opportunity
that he can do little else
than express In the highest
terms his sincerest appre-
citation that II was ever Of
fered to him.
with kindest regards to
Mr.. Elliott and the rest OF
the boys, am,
Very truly yours,
(Signed) "B. V. Edwards.
We are under CONTRACT I
find and develop 1914 men durinI
the next year; IS will be chose'
within the next ninety days.
During the past year we hav
trained and promoted SO men I
jobs from $4,000 to $4,000 year
The Business Builders is a per
manent organization. You nigh
not want q life job with any on
OF the three corporations VIC ar
this year. but next yea
the business YOU FIT may com
along. And in the v,eantime 20
have a practical. thorough train
ing in selling and sales manage
ment and an excellent incom
along with Il.
t.l- .n4.tt
Our work is under the persona
direction of James w. Elliott
writer Of MAN MESSAGES. whicl
have been read weekly by tn
sales forces of nearly 700 nationa
Mr.. Elliott is called 4
the selling world Americas Mos
Writer" During his te
years rs a salesman he sold nearl
every kind OF merchandise in ever,
State II the Union. Later. as
sales manager. he PROVED hi
ideas OF DEVELOPING men be
fore he wrote about them.
Your making good Is a PER
SoNAL matter. II remains abso
lutely and entirely with YOU
Think Il overt And make up you
mind to start RIGHT NOW.
Ask for Mr.. Wells.
Between 10 and 9,
JAMES W. ELLrOTTs
BUSINESS BUILDERS,
Fourth floor. $50 9Th Az,
at 5oth ST.
SALESMAN.
n grade salesman, experienced, "
tut clientele: must have Al refe
proven ability for something new
c to-day; salary and commission.
Schneider. Vanderbilt 942l.
Statesmen.
oafnpp tra pted ifppnedfaf oiy IN sell
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WANTED-AIan past middle age. 10 repre-.
sent old established firm: must have high.
est social standing, broad acqun intance and
wide business experience answers consid-
cred In strictest confidence NJ W., box
372, City Hall station.
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aTENOGRAPHERS. experienced, $685. be-
ginner. Sl2-S15; Christians. David Agency.
IL West 42d st.
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STENOGRAPHER and general office assist
ant, private hospital; experienced; 30
month and meals. advancement. Write, CIV
Ing age, religion and full particulars, $50
Herald, Herald SO.
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BUSINESS LOANS.

BANK discounts, loans on machinery, ner-
chandise. sales. shipments. rents, market
able collaterals acceptances, notes bought
KOEHLER, II Chambers st.
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-
AT Malmberg's Agency. i04o Lexington nv.
t74th) Cooks. Mattresses, chambermaids,
houseworkers. couples.
SECURITY EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
81 EAST AID ST.
OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN.
JAPANESE nurse girl, 9s5 per month and
live in. Abbott Agency. $40 9th az.
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AGENTS WANTED.
HELP WANTED-MALE.

ACCoUNTANT-we viii help YOU to start
in business for yourself; small investment
required. Write, stating experience. age, re-
ligion. 81 Herald. ESQ B'way.
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CARPETS FOR SALE.
AXMINsTER, SLCANES, WILTON
CARPETS RIGS

AMIN STER, SLCANES. WILTON
CARPETS RUGS.
STILLINGS, INC, G21 MADISON AV. (69TH
ST.. offers fine carpets slightly used but
~econditioned like new, at 81, 81, SO, 81 yard
up, in green, gray, brown. taupe. plain.
mixed or Oriental patterns; RUGS ali sizes,
all prices. with or without border scanned
or one piece. SIS, $40, $50. $40 up; one lot
imported rugs. ax12 ans larger. $50 70 Sg0.'
Oriental and Chinese rugs MAKING OVER.
CLEANING, LAYING, DYEING. REPAIR
ING, REVEALING; RELIABLE, REASON
ABLE. BEATTIFUL. Plaza sS3l.
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERs-we guar
antee to sell. rent a better National lass
money than any other cash register com
pany In the world absolutely guaranteed;
good as new; monthly payments.
Also Buy, EXCHANGE. Rebuild, Repair.
SAG w. 42d 81. 10Th avD. Tel, BRYANT 1855.
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SALESMAN.

High grade salesman. experienced, with or
without clientele: must have Al references
and proven ability for something new TO the
public to-day; salary and commission. Phone
Mr.. Schneider. Vanderbilt 942l.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE

tbtn
consecutive Insertions
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The Business Builders is a per
manent organization. You might
not want life job with any ono
OF the three corporations We are
developing this year. but next year
the business YOU FIT may come
along. And in the pleantime you
have a practical. thorough train
ing In selling and sales manage
ment and an excellent income
along with II.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-15
WHITNEY ARRESTED WITH THIRD WIFE
OF NATIONS
CONFERENCE OPENS

GENEVA, Switzerland. Nov. 10
Determine, ,lon to meet intricate prob
lens in world affairs and to lay firm
ly the foundation stone of the League
of Nations was evident in the de-
meanor Of delegates of Al countries
when they convened here today for
the first session Of the assembly Of
the league. Men who have long been
prominent in the arena of world poll
tics were present, when Paul Hyman5,
temporary president, called the meet
ing to order. Most Of the south and
central American republics have full
delegations here for the session.
The United States was not repre-
scented officially at todays meeting
but throughout the session there will
be present, American Observers who
will keen Washington fully informed
on developments. A definite system
Of disarmament and plan for using
tic economic blockade against ma
tons which trangress the orders of
the League will be among the princi-
pal subjects discussed. In addition
the plan for an international court
which was framed at Brussels during
last summer will receive attention.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-15
WANTS TRAINING
AFTER TWO YEARS
in HOSPITAL
Joseph Corrivcau Seeks Aid
of Vocational Education
Board

Among the cases that came before
the Board of Vocational Education
which conducted cleanup campaign
in St. Johnsbury last week, was one
especially interesting one, that Of
Joseph Corrivcau Of this village, who
has spent the last two years since he
returned from overseas in hospitals
in and about New York receiving
treatment for wounds received while
in France. His latest sta was at the
Fox Hills,fN. Y. Hospital.
Corlivcau, who was 25 years old
when be enlisted in 1918 received Il
gunShot wound in his leg while par
ticipating in the Argonne drive. Ply
sicians have given him the best Of
treatment in the government insttu-
tions but he will aways be lame. Cor
riVcau told the board he was anxious
80 enter the Uawlcy Engineering
School in Boston to study to become
an engineer. His request will be
granted, it is expected.
Following are the names of mon
who were omitted in the final list Of
those former soldiers who had becn
assigned to training in one Of the two
sections:
Ray Allen. Guldhall; Philip Baker,
Colebrook, n. H.; Leroy A. Berry.
Sheffield; Ralph Bean, 81 Cliff
Street, st. Johnsbury; Sherman
A. Boardman, Northfeld; William
Brooks, st. Johnsbury: Captain EN-
nett Eddy Of Nontpeler; Ross Fol
aom Of East Concord: Basil Hadlock,
Newport; Guy Burt, Enosburg Falls;
William Hapgood. No. Stratford, N.
H.. and Mark J, Chaffee, Stowe, AL in
section two trajnin~.
Kenneth Ball of Stowe and Wilbur
Garfield Of St. Johnsbury have been
placed in section three and the eases
Of Walter Buckley Of Barton and
Carroll Cline Of Phipdeld have been
deferred.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-15
GOLDEN WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
in PEACHAM
Mr.. and Mrs. FarrOw .Cele-
bratc With Several
Organizations

The Golden wedding anniversary Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Millen Falrow occurred
on Saturday and was fittingly celc-
bratcd at their pleasant home in
South Peacham by members Of Stew
ems Post G.. A. r., members Of the
Woman's Relief Corps and many
friends of town and vicinity.
MI Farrow enlisted when not quite
18 in the old Vermont Brigade, 3rd
Vermont, where he served until the
end Of The war He has held many
town and church Offices, having been
sclectman, justice, oVersccr Of the
poor, lister for II years, constable
and collector and was for II years
one of the business committee Of the
Congregational church in town. He
has held all the Offices in the G.. a. Z.
from commander down, and at the
present time holds the Office of quar-
tcrmastcr. M Farrow has always
been actively interested in every good
work in church and town. Mrs. Ear
row has held all the offices in the W,
Il. c., and for several years past have
been chaplain.
John McMillen FarroW Of Pcacham
and Miss Emma Goodhue Of Camp
ton. n. H., were married Nov 18th,
1870 in Brattleboro VI, by the Rev.
Nj. Madison. They lived in Brattle-
boro one winter and then came to
Peacham where for some years they
lived on a fa)ms
In 1897 they moved to their present
home in South Peacham. Three chill
dren came to their home, Daniel g.,
who lives in Connecticut; Mary, Mrs.
Conner Moore of East Pcacham, and
Frank, who died while young. There
are three grandchildren, Francis,
Robert and Millen Moore
On Saturday, Nov 18th, it being
the regular monthly meeting of the
G. A. r. and W. r. c. they were in
vited to the home of Comrade and
Mrs. FaLroW for the usual dinner to
which all responded and did justice
to a bountiful dinner In the center
Of the table stood the brides cake
with appropriate figures adjoining the
top. This was cut by the bride and
none refused sample. The hour for
the reception was from to in the
afternoon and from Z to 10 in the ev-
ening. The house was taStilY decor
ated with festoons Of evergreen and
vcllow crepe paper. Kind friends had
ordered many yellow chrysanthc
Continued on page four)
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FIRST SNOW STORM
CAUSES ACCIDENT
IN NEWPORT
Ford Crushed Against Curb,
Cows Slipsand Other
Things Happen

The first real snow storm that has
visited Newport thus far this autumn
c,n,o cotnrd,v and was greeted with
", T.,
many S''Fer oS inc c'''Ae'iS, ! u ''o''
up coat collars, muillers, mlttcnS ana
oycrshocs or rubbers were in order
to nrovidc warmth AGAINST the cold.
,bin -c,,not or snow n,as l,;d
,Ioro,h oc ~" po' ~ ,oro i a tbo camn '',,
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-15
URGES RECREATION
TEACHERS TO MAKE
THEIR WORK PLAY
Speaker at Rally of Vt. Con-
ference Girls Gives
This Advice

St. Johnsbury Academy was the
scene Of a very pleasant and most in
spiring meeting On Saturday, when
local girls Of high school age and
some from ncighboring towns were
invited to spend the day as guests Of
the st. Johnsbury group who attend
cd the conlcEaNcc OF oder Girls of
\ crmont hclH last spring at BurllnG-
ton. The meeting was one Of series
planned for various towns in the state
Dv Miss Marion Gary, the field secrc-
taiy of the state Y. VI. c. A. Other
meetings have already been held at
JefTersonvllc and Middlcbury, and
more are to follow in other towns
! he aim of these meetings is to fol-
IoW up the inspiration Of the big con-
ference by reuniting the girls who
went, and also to arouse enthusiasm
for next yeal Is conference.
Eegistratio2 took place at tho
Academy At 11.30. The Scarchlight
Club ser, ed a delicious lunch at noon,
20 which obopt 50 sat down, after
siu"in% together, "Holy, Holy, Holy.
~ dessert was being served, the girl,
Jed by Miss Margaret Brooks, who IS
the president of next years confer
once, showed their appreciation by
"'vin@ nine rtusing "rah5' for the
Scarchlight Club
Recreation hour was conducted in
the Academy assembly hall by Miss
Margaret Darling of Burlington, the
organizer and first leader Of the Girls
{ { Iol
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cause Of the lack of Accommodations in
the city they arc still aboard ships,
Several thousand more are due here
and it is understood 10000 have been
permitted to take passage from the
Crimcan city. 1t was found inn
possible to provide ships for the en-
tire population of $4,000. Two thous-
and wounded mcN also have arrived.
The United States destroyer Fox ar
rived here today with a party OF 80
American Red Cross workers who had
been engaged behind Gen. WranGcl's
line. Hope was expressed that all the
Red Cross personnel would be rcmov-
ed from danger.
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The Weather

Cloudy. Probably snow
tonight and Tuesday,
Colder Tuesday. Modcr-
ate variable winds.
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Secretary of State Black at
ArmOry Wednesday Night

The second of the meetings by the
state officers held under~the auspic=,
es of the Greater Vermont Associa-
ton and the Commercial Club, will
be held at the Almory in St. Johns
bury Wednesday night at 8 o'clock.
The speaker Of the evening will be
Hon. Harry A. Black, secretary of
state, who will discuss the affairs Of
his department, giving especial atten-
ton to the automobile question. The
general public is most cordially in
vited to hear Secretary Black who has
much information to give that will in
terest all, particulal-- owners Of au-
tomobleS.
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rested last night on a charge of
forging a check on the town Of Lang
don. He was to be taken to Lang
don today. ...... 49,.
Whitney disappeared on October
30 and went to Richmond where last
Tuesday, under the name of William
B. Clark he married Mrs, Agnc,
CLARK, a widow Of CharlcstoWn, N. If.
His wife and her Is year old son,
Gordon, were with him when he was
brou rht here today.
Whitney expressed willingness to
return to Lanrdon. hut denied that
he had killed his former wife.
NEWPORT, n. H., Nov. 10
William i. Whitney former select
man of Langdon, who was arrested at
Richmond, Nc, yesterday Will be az
raigncd before the superior court
here today or tomorrow on an indict
ment charging forgery 1t is alleged
that he raised check Of the town Of
LanGdon from 1928 to 1928. County
Solicitor Hurd said today that he
hoped to bring Whitney to trial dur
ing the present term Of court mean
while continuin~ the inquiry into the
fate of the mans second wife, who
disappeared four years ago.
The digging out of wells on the
Whitney property at Langdon was
continued today in search of the
woman's body. Whitneys son, Ches-
tel. who is in charge of the farm,
said TODAY that he would resume IL d
name of Doolittlc bv which the fant'
ilv was known before coming to New
Hampshire several years ago.