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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-03
SECURITY Statesmen

SECURITY Statesmen.
Ii YOU desire something safe and sure.
never before offered, and which affords
unusually large earnings for your ef-
forts, investigate our proposition. Conf
mission only. Call 1872. suite 2i1-I2, Dallas
Co., 1t5 Broadway.
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY.

DO you want to get ahead and quickly
establish yourself In n position that leads
70 the success that insures financial In
dependence2 We Will train YOU and when
you qualify viii add you 10 our sales
force. No travelling Call after 10 A. NJ.
Room 802, 80 Court ST.. BklYn.
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Statesmen WANTED
FOR PERMANENT WORK IN NEW
YORK AND OTHER CITIES: MUST
BE OVER 70 AND QUALIFIED TO
REPRESENT HOUSE OF DIGNI-
FLED PLAN OF OPERATION.
AN ABSOLUTELY NEW AND
UNIQUE SALES OFFER IS BEING
MADE; RESULTS ARE IMMEDIATE
AND INCOMES LARGE: PROMO
TON is CERTAIN TO EARNEST.
INDUSTRIOUS MEN.
WE WANT MEN TO REGULARLY
SERVE SATISFIED CLIENTS AND
CREATE NEW ONES; APPLICANTS
MUST QUALIFY IN HIGHEST De
GREE ron THIS CONNECTION.
CALL IN PERSON ANY DAY
THIS WEEK. GROUND FLOOR. &c.
GOTH ST. BETWEEN 10 a. NJ. AND
sr.M
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YOUNG MEN
DnNrI,n ~.

YOUNG MEN
COVER 21).
YOU AREN'T SATISFIED WITH
WHAT YOU ARE EARNING, ARE
your THAT'S WHY YOU'RE READ
ING THIS ADVERTISEMENT. READ
THE BUSINESS BUILDERS AID
VERTISEAfENT FOR Statesmen.
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sAr,EgAIAN,

SALESMAN.
want 70 Interview men or the
highest type. those who can accom-
plish when given the opportunity
statesmen. professional men and those
who are big enough mentally and ag-
gressive enough 70 do things for the
highest pay; our organisationt The
largest OF its kind In the world, u
an opportunity 10 fulfn your most
ambitious desires: state ago and tele-
phone number for Interview. A 1919
Herald, Fulton 81.
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YOUNG man wanted 10 print photosraphs.
one Who thoroughly understands copying
aud charging; salary S2o weekly; SiHc fuIl
aid $50 Bway.
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SALESMAN.
SALES MANAGER.

We are In n position 10 offer
an unequalled opportunity TO n
man between % and 40 years OF
age who has had n broad and ex-
tended service as a salesman or
Gales manager. A general Idea or
the financial or banking fields
would be helpful but not nbso-
Iuteiy necessary. Tho right man
backed by the proper references
can associate himself Immediately
with the firm members IN sales
work OF the highest character
The position il permanent and re-
turns should exceed slO.VVo an
nually In commissions. state tully
past business experience.
HAYES, READE a. CO,
$50 broadway.
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FURNITURE Statesmen. REThrL.
YOU AREN'T SATISFIED WITH
WHAT YOU ARE EARNING, ARE
YOU? THAT'S WHY YOU'RE READ
ING THIS ADVERTISEMENT. READ
THE BUSINESS BUILDERS AID
NERTISEMENT FOR SALESMEN.
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BOYS (2) bright, energetic, in executive Of
flces: exceptional opportunity for advance
ment. White on Corp, 90 Broad ST.. room
TOT.
BUTLER. first class, 10 go 90 Red Bank:
references required. Apply Wednesday
afternoon at $3.50. Presidents office, III
deity Trust Co., Prudential Bldg, Newark.
~. J..
BUTLER, valet and wife. who must DO first
class, wanted by bachelor TO take charge
OF his home, 273 Madison av. Apply there
between 10 and l o'clock to-day.
CANVAssfgRs and investigators; must have
some knowledge Of motor cars. required
state age. salary and experience. Write W.,
AZ Arbucklc Building, Brookyn.
CIIARLEs, u. N.--Comc 10 store o r. NJ.
u.
CHAUFFEUR and mechanic, capable doing
all REPAIRS must be careful driver OF
pleasure cars; White; honest sober and OK
perienced in driving Packard; must hive
good references from last employer. 40
Herald, $50 B'way.
CHAUFFEUR, experienced. TO operate Ford
ton truck: bring references. A. Bermau
e69s Bay 18th ct, Bath Beach. Brooklyn
Bensonhurst e3f,
CHAUFFEUR. meohsnio, National carl a.
least years. references. private driving.
Apply johnson, ~ W. a5th ~.
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DEFINITE ADVANCEMENT is
ASSURED FOR BRIGHT, AMB1-
TIOuS OFFICE BOYS. WHO
WISH TO BECOME ASSOCIATED
WITH THE LARGEST RUBBER
COMPANY IN THE WORLD.
CALL MORNINGS, EMPLOY
MENT OFFICE. 1fTH FLOOR.
UNITED STATES RUBBER CO.,
1890 BROADWAY.
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OFFICE boy wanted in old established bank
ing house splendid opportunity for boy
about 10. Other boys connected with this
house who have shown ability and willing
ness 10 work are now holding important po-
sitions Address, giving age, personal refer
ences and salary expected. Y. L., r. Q. Box
312. City Hall Station. New York.
OFFICE BOYS, age "a to 10; large down
town concern advancement. Address Il. O.
box 800 City Hall station. New York.
PTOToENGRAVER,- and halftone pho
ographer wanted: night work: union
office; good working conditions. Apply fore.
man engraving department. Herald. ESQ
BNay.
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sTENoGRApHER and typist 20 assist pri-
vste secretary; must be quick and accu-
rsts as we'll as experienced In general
clerical work; s25 start; give full details
REGARDING age. education. experience and
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

YOUNG man with college or high school
education wanted. automobile seeessories.
Send full particulars with SALARY wanted.
Address Columbus Circle.
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wANTBp-Autonobils on consignment: va
charge 3 per cent for settings cars must be
mechanically perfectg result assured. fise
BuYnwick sv., B'tiyu. rhons Bushwick 1900.
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WANTED
USED AUTOMOBILES, STANDARD MAKES
IN GOOD RUNNING CONDITION. BRfN,;
CAR. 1851 BROADWAY. NEAR 5isT ST.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
for scen
Motor Trucks.

TRICKS. TRUCKS TRICKS!
WE HAVE THREE RARE BARGAINS IN
NEW, SLIGHTLY USED TRUCKS: CAN
BE OBTAINED AT ABOUT HALF MARKET
VALUE.
COMMERCIAL. INVESTMENT TRUST,
34T Madison av., n. Y. c.
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MEN AND WOMEN TO GO ABROAD.
Wanted Immediately. n number of COM
petent men and women to 60 to Europe for
Jewish organization: applicants must be
L. s. citizens of unquestionable moral char
acter and standing: besides English. must
aso be able to read, write and speak Yid-
dish; knowledge of other European languag es
desirable but not essential. T4s Herald,
ESQ Broadway.
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FORll truck. . ton, large body; good condi-
ton. CLEMENT. 1l2 West l00th.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
Wanted-HeIp, Male


 MILE Mu1tiplier appeals to every auto owner. Entire fleets being equipped use with any make tire; simply insert. No more punctures; fewer blowouts; easier riding; moro mileage; reduced repair bills; exclusive territory; agents making big money building permanent business. Write today for proof. Tire In-Sole Mfg. Co., Findlay. c. It
 STENOGRAPHIC and general office work. Salary S125. Give experience. Answer P. o. box 66. Florence. Ariz. bI
 $75-S100 WEEKLY can easily be made in Phoenix and surrounding ter ritory with fastest selling household article Exceptional opportunity for live agents. Write Modern Speciality Go. Los Angeles It
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
Business Chances

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 LAWYER-New arrival, IS years experience law practice, desires open ing with law, broker or real estate firm. References. Box 62H, Repub- lican. bl
 ADDITIONAL capital could profit ably be used by many concerns for en- Iarging their business centralizing and deferring their scattered indebtedness if necessary sums could be secured at current rates. Privilege to repay over term of years out of earning. Write fully first letter E. Negrescou, 333 S. Dearborn. Chicago. lt
 A COPPER MINE at a bargain To- cated west of Globe. Write, Thos. A. Batte. 12 s. 7th Ave. 1t
 FOR SALE-At a bargain. Grocery store doing nice strictly cash business. Cheap rent Owners poor health cause of selling. Phone 4774. It
 BLACKSMITH tools and stock enough work for two men and then some. Cash or terms. Call at 27 $ Seventh St. bl
 LADY or gentleman with steno- graphic experience to invest 8 few hundred and assist. In promoting a mechanical school. No other school of the kind in existence. Excellent prospects. White to Director" 12 S. 7th Ave. Care of Thos. A. Bate, It
 AttentionIi Homeseekers, bargain hunters, speculators! Furnished g. room, modern home. shade. well lo- eated; s3500 Terms. Also 4-room semi modern furnished home, s2500. Terms, too. For these and other values, SEE
 l SOUTHW REALTY co.
 Over Donofrio's Confectionery 1t THE SAWYER SYSTEM solves the l high cost of labor. brick and lumber A fortune for an Arizona manufactur- CT. See F. M. Sawyer. Adams Hotel. Il l WANTED-Lady partner with $500 i to increase profitable business; with or without services Work light and pleasant; money secured. Box SSH Republican. blS EXPERIENCED stenographer and office assistant with car desires to as- sociate with real estate firm. 75H, Re- | publican. 1l l WOULD you invest s1 a week for l1O weeks on a chance to make $1 ,00( or more? Particulars free. No obli- gallons. Write J. A. Carlton, Box 67e Fort Worth. Tex. II
 TEXAS oil leases on easy payments
 We will tell you how you can own q Texas oil lease surrounded by produc- 4 tions. Test well now going down Particulars and map free. No obliga- l tion. Address Mutual Oil Development Ass. Fort Worth. Texas II
 TO TRADE-What have you tc 1 trade for some valuable Texas oil leases. Box 324. Dublin, Tex. Ii
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
Liberty Bonds BOUGHT FOR CASH
 B. H. Dodt
2 NEST ApA-lS

WANTED-Ten acres of alfalfa pIowed by tractor. Phone Glendale, 1IIR4. bg WANTED-A Second hand Ford Must be in good condition. Time pay ments. Phone S346 Call in mornings
 Ink
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
Special Notices

I WANT to go to coast overland; can drive Ford or Dodge: employed at F. O. Call 1242 F. Culver St. lt
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
We Have 2 Buyers

for 8 to Broom modern houses; also three buyers for smaller houses. List your property with US for quick action. PHOENIx- CASA GRANDE REALTY
 COMPANY
 Phone 2n56 blk
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
Wanted-HeIp, Female

 ~ WANTED - Experienced waitress. Blue Bell Cafe 41-43 w. Adams. bl WHITE CHAMBERMAID wanted. Steady employment Good salary. Phone 4129-Annex Hotel. If WANTED-A housekeeper. SIS w. Van Buren. bl LADY barber wanted. 122 North First St bp WANTED-An experienced stenog- rapher and office assistant for perma- nent position.
 WESTERN STATES SECURITIES
 COMPANY
 Jefferson Hotel Bldg. blk WANTED-PraCt Ctical or trained RmsRe for sanatorium. Phone 66S. blk
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
Wanted-MisceIlaneous

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 FURNITURE - WANT TO BUY TUNED OAK DINING TABLE, CHAIRS, RO c K ER $, BEDS, SPRINGS, REFRIGERATOR; MUST BE HIGH GRADE AND IN GOOD CONDITION. BOX All, REPUBLI- GAN. It
 WANTED-A very small combina- ton safe; must be first class. Phone 674 blk
 WANTED-VeaI calves. lambs sheep, hogs. fat cows and steers. Highest market price paid. Star Market. 20o W. Washington St. Phone 1885. u
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13


 AGENTS-Steady income. Large manufacturer of soaps, perfumes, toilet articles, and pure food products, etc, wishes representative in each locality. Manufacturer direct to consumer: big profits: honest goods; whole or spare time; cash or credit. Send at once for particulars. American Products Co, 424 American Bldg. Cincinnati O. 1t
 WANTED-S carpenters for gin construction work at Yuma Ariz. See Smith at the Southwest Cotton Go of- fees, 7th, and Grant Sts. today be- tween 2 and 4 D. m. 1t
 WANTED-Automobi painter Call evenings after 6. 94s P. Van Buren St.
 WANTED-Young man of good moral character for office work in Mesa. Must have some knowledge of bookkeeping. Excellent chance for ad- vancement Address in own hand writing. giving references. Box S71 Republican, Mesa. bt
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13

OIL leases in Pecos oil field, Ward CO, next big play. Five acre tracts. $50, close to deep test well Get in ahead of productions. D. A. Dedds, Peco, Tex. 1t
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
FOR RENT
For Rent-MisceIIaneous f

FOR RENT-Garage. o15 N. 1st St. Phone s3Sz. blk
 WANTED=To rent a piano; will give best of care. S2O N. 4th Ave. bg
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13

FOR RENT-Store room on south Center street. NUNNELEY, 20 N. First avenue. blk
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
Wanted.ReaI Estate 's
Owners! Agents!

Having sufficient money in the bank. can pay full cash value for small, weH- built house, not frame, on or very near carline. Anxiously desire above for my home. Write location and lowest cash price. Clip all fri1ls and feathers off the price or I'll have to build. Have lived in Phoen.x 20 years and know conditions. All communications acknowledged. P. O. Box 1116. 1t
 WANTED - LISTINGS. BAUM & MASON. TIT NORTH SECOND AVE. PHONE. 4251. It
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
Business Chances
Wanted. Partner

Who can Invest about sso0O in a good. sound well established business earning from $700 to $500 monthly. Would like partner who could take ac- tive interest, as this business could bs made a big proposition with invest ment secure. Apply Box 95F, Repuh- ltcan. bl
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
For RentLand
For Rent-store & Offices

NEW offices, we'll lighted, connect ing rooms, for rent in Monihon build ing, corner First avenue and Wash ington. Call at No. 35 F. Adams or Phone 670. Res. phone 3716. bl
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
Personals

WANTED ~ Anyone knowing ad- dress of John Owen aDout 60 yeara old, looks younger, medium height, blue eyes. brown hair turning gray, mole under left jaw, probably mining con- tractor. Please notify sister, Mrs. Lu- cinda Brown. Ca1exico. Cal. br
 WANTED--4 auto passengers for Agua Caliente Springs. Inquire 1928 F. Van Buren St. forenoon. blk
 IF PAUL LINDAUER still wants to be a mechanic, write to Box 7s7, Phoe- nix. bg
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
For Rent-Housekeeping
 Rooms A

LIGHT housekeeping room and ington. F'Stl t
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13

P0OKK EEPEFR-tT Tashier WlsheE DO sition wi-h filst class 51 dlILi oa,iad and lloh' -, been in Tucson 4 years steSuS .,,,, nov, employed by corporation there hIIlil,-,t,Iican bn
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
Pool Room Restaurant

Cheap if sold at once, long lease and rent Small amount will handle. 23-25 N. Second St. bm
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
Wanted-Help, Female

WANTED-Two or three young women to share apartment with young lady, Call 2195 evenings or 4326 day
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13

LAWYER=New arrival, IS years experience law practice. desires open ing with law, broker or real estate firm. References. Box 62H, Repub lican. bl
The Washington times., 1920-01-24
Ord GREY PRESENT AT BIRTH OF HOOVER B0
5000 More Japanese Troops Are
Ordered to Siberia

Five thousand additional japanese troops comprs
ing portion of the Thirteenth Division, are about to
land at Vladvostock to re-enforce the Mkados forces
in Siberia, according to dispatch received today by
United States army authorities. There are at present
between 10000 and $4,000 japanese troops in Siberia
In view of the fact that recent Tokyo dispatches said
the advisory diplomatic council had decided on with
drawal of the Mikado's army from Siberia, this later
made Japans Siberian policy somewhat puzzling
United States officials They believed the report that
the japanese troops to be withdrawn probably
not true
One regiment of the newly arrived force is to be
stationed north of Vladvostock while another is to go
to Chita it learned here These troops started for
Siberia about the time the United States note
ing that American troops would be withdrawn was
ceived in Tokyo, it stated Previous to that they
had been held in barracks month awaiting orders
The Washington times., 1920-01-24
new ENGLISH PREMIER
SOUGHT BY ADVERTISER
The London Times Carries Unsigned
Wanted Notice That Sets
People Guessing.

LONDON Jan. 24.-"Wanted--A
Prime Minister" That is the adyer.
tscment which appeared in the per-
sonal column OF the Times this morn
ing
The advertisement specifies that the
candidate must be honest. sober
minded and reliable. knowledge OF
English and European history essen
tial. Must be informed regarding
European men and affairs. No po-
litical cncumbrances tolerated. Pref
crence given plain, blunt man who is
not an orator. References required.
Box q GT5. the Times.
Politicians arc speculatinC as 10
who ias designs on Lloyd Georges
job Some were led to believe that
ono Of tho new parties now in process
Of formation was responsible for tho
ad In the Times.
The Washington times., 1920-01-24

before sentencing would be devoted
to an investigation of Brainard's rec
ord. What may develop from that
inquiry was indicated when Mr.. Nc
Grath demanded of the defendant on
the stand:
"Did you leave Cripple Creek of
your own free win or through the
persuasion OF othersf"
Brainard laughed uncertainty, stared
moment at the prosecutor, then
answered:
"Of my own free will. but what
made you ask that question:"
Mr.. McGrath, rising above a roar OF
objections from Brainard's lawyers.
responded:
"Sincc you wish to know, II was
because 7 have information that
you were run out OF Cripple Creek,
and that you sustained your
broken nose In riots there"
Brainsrd cried out a denial and the
court halted further questioning on
objections from the defendants coun-
sci. In addition to John Larkin, at
Continued on Page .. Column 81
The Washington times., 1920-01-24

Five hours later he was found
guilty of publishing, possessing and
selling obscene literature, and was
finger-printed like any other COM
mon law-breaker.
"Madeleine-aD Autobiography" is
the indecent volume on which the
conviction was based.
The court remanded Brainard 80
III" CLst,Cy of his coterie OF Corp5-
ration lawyers under $500 bail until
ncXt Friday, when he will be gEn-
fenced. The maximum penalty for
the CE"nsc L. 81 1000 fine and one year
in u SUE.
With BIainard. the corpc ration Of
Harper * ,tros. OF which he is. pest
dent and preventative OF the J. p.
Morgan interests, was also found
guilty. Sentence will be imposed or
the company next Friday also. The
maximum pena ty in the corpora
tons case is $1,000 fine.
willis when Convicted.
As Brainard was put through the
process of finger printing and pedl-
gree, taken in the cciiar of the Grim
inal Courts Building, he said bitterly:
"An this is because fought
Hearst and was a member of the ex-
traordinary grand jury"
The court was crowded all day with
spectators eager to witness the sight
Of an extraordinary grand juror, who
has been vainly seeking vice and cor
ruption in the city, being himself
hailed TO the bar OF justice for selling
a vicious and filthy publication.
The Brainard case was sandwiched
in a long calendar between that OF a
pawnbroker, who had taken watch
as a pledge from a child, and group
of handbook gamblers. The grand
jury's secretary attempted TO pre-
serve an appearance of debounaire
nonchalance at first but he lost nerve
and temper alike, under CrosB-eN-
animation. and wilted white when his
conviction was announced.
DIRECTORs FACE INDICTMENT.
A strong irtimntiou of even farther
reaching consequences Of the "Mndc-
Icipc" cnsc was given by Justice Nc
Incrncy, when he said from, the bench
TO the prosecutors
"Nhy did you pick out tho prcsi-
dent DIope, instead OF indicting the
entire bonrd OF directors, toof"
Assistant District Attorney Robert
=. Johnstopc answered pronptiyi
I'VE acted on tho Information nIcd
by the society for the Prevention OF
Vice In the case. " more than ono
person is guilty, u does not lessen the
guilt OF the ono person. u msy well
he that the other directors nrc liable,
too. We nrc rcndy 70 aIc additional
tnformn tiops, but that does not lessen
Brninnrd'- culpabiIity,"
The directors OF Harper & Bros. are
Clinton r. Brainard, president and
treasurer: Frederick \. Dunecka. vice
president: Thomas v. Wells, secro.
tary; Jerome r. Latour, Henry Hoyns,
Edward J. Cullen, Thomas w. Slocum,
and John r. Gavit.
After Assistant District Attorney
Thomas A. McGrath exposed Brain
ards responsibility for tho laSclvious
book and laid bare his connection
with other forms of flthy literature,
~ took the court only hve minutes to
agrce unanimously for conviction.
Iris cripple creek Record.
Presiding Justice Albert Van Brunt
Nocrhics announced that the interval
The Washington times., 1920-01-24
U|TFUSS|NG;;K|L
Me- SAYS HANDY
Bank Robber Under Sentence
of Death Will Not Ask
New Trial.

OSSINING, y. Y. Jan. 24.-"G am
ready to go and wish they would
quit fusslnG," declared Gordon Faw-
cett Handy, bank robber with the
cold steel nerves. as he paced his
cell in the death house at Sing sing
today.
Handy is under death sentence for
the murder OF two clerks in the East
Brooklyn Savings Bank on December
13. 1918. when the institution was
held up. The date OF eleCtrocution is
set for next Thursday and Handy said
he would not allow his counsel to
ask Governor Smith for a rcprievc.
The Washington times., 1920-01-24
I'll PASSENGERS
0FP0WHATANLAND
Rescue Ship Docks in New
York in Rain and
Fog.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2i.--Two hundred
and seventy-one passengers Of the
disabled liner Powhatan were landed
here today by the transport North
ern Pacific. which docked at tho p'r
on account of fog and rain tho
Nrrthern Pacific was slow in gettipS :
to her dock. She was given a noisy
greeting by harbor craft as che
steamed up the bay past the Statu"
of Liberty.
The Northern Pacific passed the
Ambrose Light at q o'clock and was
sche duled to dock at pier No. J, Ho-
boken, at $50 Red Cross workers
were at the dock with hot coffee and
food and warm clothing for tho refu-
gees OF the sea.
Soldiers Also Aboard.
Tho Northern Pacific also brought
ono ortthc last contingcnts Of the A.
Il. i. from France. Rerresentativcs
of the Rocky Mountain club went
down the bay to greet the soldiers
and to give oil hands. sea fugitivas
and troops alike, n rousing Welcome.
Among those in the delegation were
Gov. Thomas Il. Campbell, OF Arizona !;
United States Senator John Il. Ken
drick. OF Wyoming, and john HAYS
Hammond.
The transfer OF the powhsian's pas
sengeTs was made in a heavy sea
some 240 miles southeast ~ Halifax.
The work began at @ o'clock Thurs
day night under the glare Of search
lights and was continued uutil 10
o'clock, when all Of the passengers
were safely on board tho Northern
pAc fic.
The Washington times., 1920-01-24
COOPERATIVE BANK
PLANNED BY LABOR
Cleveland Workers Threaten to With.
draw $4,000, 900 Deposits From
Institutions.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 24-C1cveland
labor may withdraw its deposits, to-
falling about Si0,OOo.0O0, from local
banks and launch cooperative
bank OF its own. Warren S. stone.
grand chief OF the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers, said here yes
tcrday.
This stO,0oo0oo might just as well
work for labor" he said
Stone said he believed the co-opcra-
tive bank may be a reality before the
end of this year.