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The Washington herald., 1920-04-16
MISS sELPHINE DODGE
TO WED IN JUNE

The engagement OF Miss Selphine
Dodge, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Elgin Dodge. of Crosse
Pointe, Mich, to James H. F. Crom-
The Washington herald., 1920-04-16

Dishpans, Special Sc each
72 Triple-coated Gray En-
amei Dishpans Of good. dur
able quality.
Swiffs Borax Soap,
SSc Dozen Cakes
s4.5S case Of 100 cakes. Not
less than 2 dozen delivered.
Also the following
s Aluminium Combination
Rice Boilers. Special, s1.2s
each.
2 Small White Enameled
Tea Kettles, slightly imper-
feet. sI.75 each, were S2.65.
1 Large White Enameled
Slop Jar, slightly imperfect
$3.50, was Sass.
Large White Enameled
Water Pail, slightly imper-
feet. S1.s5, was sass.
1 Large White Enameled
Oval Dish; slightly imperfect.
k1.95, was sass.
Medium-size White Enam-
eled Oval Dish. slightly i'm
perfect, 1885, was $2.35.
Queen Water Power
Washing Machine, slightly
damaged. S19.75, was $1,000.
Housewares, Fifth Floor.
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w. 4 L. Coffee, Ac b.
A selected blend of coffee.
priced special for Friday.
Shopping Bags
10c and 2Sc Each
Japanese Mating lined
Shopping Bags; strong and
durable. Very specially priced.
6 Coat and Hat Racks,
containing s hooks; shopworn.
Csc eachJ were $1-15.
6 Coat and Hat Racks, con-
tanning hooks; shopworn,
45e each, were S5c.
1 Galvanized Window Re-
frigerator, slightly damaged.
$3.50, was s4.75.
/ White Enameled Kitchen
Stool. slightly damaged, sL50,
was s2.25.
/ Rotary Ash Sitter, dam
aged. S1.9s, was s4.75.
1 Heavy Galvanized Ash
Can. slightly damaged. Sos,
was S5.25.
Small Galvanized Wash
Tub, slightly dented. Csc, was
$1.15.
Copper-bottom Wash Boil
ers. Special, e2.1s each.
Apartment House Refrfg-
orator, white enamel lined:
S5-lb. ice capacity. S33.75, was
S44.50.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-16
wher. hi, father died many year.
ago.

Prince Lubomirski. the Polish
Minister, and Princess Lubomirski.
have returned from q short visit
In Philadelphia-
The Washington herald., 1920-04-16

Mrs. Lula Long Combs. who will
show her horses at the Washington
Horse Show, May Is to 30. will spend
that week with her sister. Mrs
Hayne Ellis, wife of Commander Ell
lis, at their home, "Woodley." in
Woodley Lane.
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1a1noAmarh &Gntfuoy,
New Yort-WASHMGI0N-PMn
400 Sets Aluminium Saucepans,
Special Price, S1.08 Set

Quality Tipped Aluminum saucepans-three
sizes
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SALES MANAGER.

A man OF thorough knowledge
and experience IN engaging, train
ing and developing a high class
sales organization to lake COM
plete charge of our pr ent sales
staff, preferably, but not neces-
sary. one who has n knowledge
of banking. underwritinG and gem
eral finance. on our present bust
ness the position viii pay an imme-
diate income of around $50 weekly
on an oVerwriting commission and
with the proper ability can be rap
idly increased TO 500 or $500
weekly. Our business Is of the
highest character, and we require
n man NJ unusual ability who can
associate himself Immediately. Fun
information regarding past and
present connections must be sub
mitted and all such information
win be treated I'm confidence. \ 53G
Herald. $50 Broadway.
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SALESMAN WANTED.

A self-respectlng salesman, whose am
bition Is beyond his present place, might
find more congenial employment with US
and at the same time double his income;
we require a man OF clean character,
sound in mind and body, OF strong per-
sonality, who would appreciate lifes
Job with fast growing concern whore
Industry would be rewarded with far
above average earnings; married men
preferred: experience not necessary. Ap-
ply suite 20i, World Tower Building, 10
w. 10Th st. Ask for Mr.. Augustine.
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Statesmen.

SEVERAL MEN NEEDED TO
WORK WITH LARGE NEW YORK
ORGANIZATION; ABSOLUTE M
TEGRITY FIRST REQUISITE;
SELLING ABILITY OR EXPERT
ENcE NECESSARY; MUST HAVE
PERso NAL FORCE. COMMON
SENSE AND SINCERITY.
a REMARKABLE OPPORTUNITY
FOR MEN OF PROPER CALIBRE
10 MAKE A PERMANENT HIGHLY
PAID CONNECTION WITH WELL
ESTABLISHED CORPORATION Of
FERING AN ABSOLUTELY NEW
AND UNIQUE SALES PLAN.
CALLING ON THOUSANDS OF
OUR SATISFIED CLIENTS REGU-
LARRY AND CREATING NEW
ONES AGE LIMIT % TO co.
CALL GROUND FLOOR,
EAST 4oTH ST.
BETWEEN 10 A. NJ. AND 4P. NJ
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II you arc looking for n real opportunity
and arc willing TO pay the price In time and
effort. one OF the largest insurance com
2anies in the world will train you In insur-
ance salesmanship: systematic education
personal assistance; unlimited opportunities
for money making salary and commission.
MCM77, p. o. box 80. Wall Street Station
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SALESMAN.
SALES MANAGER.

An immediate connection awaits
a man who has a determination 10
succeed in big way. he should
have general knowledge Of tho
banking or financing business, but
this Is not absolutely necessary; II
he has demonstrated his capacity
in this or other lines and has had
experience as salesman or sales
manager and can refer to past con-
nections n very unusual future IL In
store for him, where his commits
sion should exceed $4,000 the first
year. II he can qualify this Is
permanent connection which re-
quires a man of vision and forceful
personality: state fully past eX-
perience.
HAYES, READE & CO,
$50 B'WAY, n. Y. @.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Commercial Help Wanted.

HrRsT OCCupAT1ONAL EXCHANGE,
WALL STREET SPECIALISTS, 60 B'WAY.
Stock clerk, margin clerk, SiO-Si5: stalls
tician and ma rket letter writer, salary com
mensurate; brokerage bookkeepers, good
pcnmen, x40-S30; stenoRraphera, S25-S2S
custom house clerk, $50
Advertising account man, college man
preferred, SIS.
StenogI apher-secretery, college man, sal
airy commensurate: stcnographer. know
ledge French, bookkcepers $500 s 800
man for MALI clerk age about 80. S20-S25
many others. register free.
PARKER & MACCoLL. 30 CHURCH ST.
VOCATIONAL SPECIALISTS.
Wall st. cashier, entire charge Of cage
Asst. cashier; Foreign collection man; Of
flee Mgr, 9. p. A. office; Bookkeeper and
typist; Mail clerks Return premium clerk
correspondent Dept; Ncnosraphers; Regis-
Try free.
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COUPLE, white. chldless. cook. useful but
Ter; take entire charge Of small household,
Woodmere, l.. J.; no laundry. Call Wednes-
Gay between II and 10. Joseph. a West
b8th ST.
DETECTIVES. neat appearance. FOR special
work. Best OF reference required. Room
226. Beekman.
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SALEShrEN.

SAbESMlSN.
A GENEROUS SALARY AND BONUS
WILL BE PAID TO REAL Statesmen
WHO APPRECIATE THE RESULTS Dill
GENT AND INTELLIGENT EFFORT WILL
BRING; WE WILL TRAIN 4 LIMITED
NUMBER OF INEXPERIENCED MEN.
CALL TO-DAY, WEDNESDAY (after $50
o'clock. SUITE 1903. 276 9TH Av.
SALESMAN.
A salesman with two or three years sales
experience who would like TO enter the bond
business IS desired by a progressive invest
inent bond house: actual experience In SELL
Ing securities is not necessary. but a pleas
Ing per onality, an honest determination md
real ability to produce are absolutely essen
tal; salary or commission. Give age, SELL
ing experience, education. references. &c
Box II, room 213, ~ Broad ".
SALE ;MEN.
An unusual opportunity for stock statesmen
TO place pre-listing offer OF producing pc
troleum stock: company operated by oil and
business men Of the highest standard and In
telligence; production and properties located
in mid-continent fields and In Mexico; large
earning powers; liberal commissions paid
10 statesmen Cali between ii and II. suite
1924 Is Broad ~.
Statesmen WANTED
by large underwear manufacturers selling
direct TO mems clothing and furnishing trade
with this trade. salary and commission. APP
ply in writing. II 1913 Herald Herald SQUARE:
sALESMEN--Wri for list Of lines and fuh
particulars. earn $1,000 p $4,000 yearly;
big demand for mon; INEXPERIENCED or ex-
perienced city or travelling. National Sales
mems Training Association. 61sH West AID
ST., New York. "
SALESMAN.
A large. prominent company occupying Of
fices IN New York are organizing selling
force and viii employ reveral high class
enle<mcu Immediately. Sales manager viii
be in New York 70 organize sales force ana
can be interviewed Friday \. NJ. between
10 and 10 NJ. u East 40th st, room 1o1.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

'~&
Commercial Help Wanted.
N TION
EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE,
30 Church Street,
New York City.
Established 1909.
0 OF, {, DIRECTORS
S''o - bannard, President
Chairman u the Board,
,o,a u New York Trust Company.
OF Macarthur Brothers.
Francis J., Hine, Treasurer
President of First
National Bank.
Eugene II. Outerbridge. Secretary
OF Harvey & Outerbridge.
Robert w. De Forest. of De Forest Brothers
Eice-President and
General Counsel of
Central Railroad OF
l.. f. Loree, President
Delaware and Hudson
Company.
Newcomb Carlton, President
Western Union Telegraph
Arthur Williams of the New York Edison Co.
George Blumenthal of Lazard Freres.
DEPARTMENT FOR WOMEN.
RooKKEEPER Thoroughly experienced ;
full charge; double entry: correspondence.
collections and credits, &C; $50.
Law STENoGRAPHER - Downtown legal
firm; experience New York law essential
S35.
BooKKEEPER sTENoGRAPHER - Take
charge small office, meet buyers, handle
details, &C.. $40.
STENOGRApHER-S ECRETARY-Fifth Ave-
nue. Motion Picture Corporation; rapid die
tation; high school graduate: young type
very easy position If bright and alert; good
personality necessary; very attractive sur
roundings ard high class personnel: S25.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES electrical cor
poration; exceptional advantages: engineer
Ing department; take dictaton from
women; good at general detail easy hours
STENoGRAPHER-Mid public health
organization: high school or college gradu-
ate; write own letters work into secre-
tarfal position; good grammarian; age 81
30 years; educational or welfare expert
ence very fine opening; sos.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS st. financial con-
Germ; banking experience IL possible audit
ing department: Al type for very conserva-
tive and reliable organization: S25.
STENOGRAPHER--La office on Rector st.
few months eXperiencein general CONNER
cial work necessary; excellent opportunity
TO advance from junior position TO one of
responsibility: SIS start.
TYPIST-One capable Of taking dictation d.
rect on machine: large, bright. attractive
Insurance office. down town; $50.
CI.ERK-Not too young, TO operate Bur-
roughs adding machine and do light book
keeping; work not difficult: $1s start.
JUNIOR CLERKS--A number of attractive
openings. both up town and down town. for
absolute beginners; $14-S16.
Call OIL. Room 72o.
1.-THE NATIONAL"
80 Church Street.
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ALESMEN--Every Ford owner a prospect;
81 profit on every sac: every F1id owner
recommends Il TO his friends permanent
profitable connection leading to position az
district manager; big future. Write Carl
Bergman Co, - Liberty St, y y. G.
Statesmen. Several city men 10 handle
photographic specially; liberal arrange
ments rs right men. II IS Herald. Herald so.
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ICE CREAM and CANDY maker. first class.
wanted, steady work. lie Blanc, 100 sip
av., Jersey City. At Summit Az. tube station.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

SALE sMEN. /;
sls4 a week.
That is the exact
average earnings OF
the salesman whose
letter appears below.
He came with the
Business Builders
seven months ago,
with absolutely no
selling experience.
Read his letter. It
tells Its own story.
IT am in receipt of your
letter OF November II and
am only too glad to CO.
operate with you in recon-
nending the Business
Builders to other men.
IT came with the Business
Builders last April with ABB
solutely no selling expert
ence anj through the In
tensive and at the Same
time most interesting train
ing received with the Bust
ness Builders find myself In
possession OF one OF the fin
est opportunities as district
sales manager one could
ever imagine as n direct
promotion from the Bust
ness Builders.
II cannot speak too highly
OF what this has meant. es-
pecially since life itself and
ones vocation are very Sc
rious 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 mas so
appreciated the opportunity
that he can do little else
than express In the highest
terms his sincerest0 appre-
citation that It was ever Of
fered to him.
with kindest regards TO
Mr.. Elliott and the rest of
the boys. 1 am,
VERY truly yours.
(Signed) "B. V. Edwards"
We are under CONTRACT to
find and develop 1914 men during
the next year; IS will be chosen
within the next ninety days.
During the past year we have
trained and promoted SO men
10 Jobs from $1,000 to 900
year.
The Business Builders Is n per-
organization. You might
not want a life job with any one
of the three corporations we are
developing this year, but next year
the business YOU FIT may come
along. And In the meantime you
have n practical. thorough train
Ing in selling and sales manage
ment and an excellent income
along with II.
Our work is under the personal
direction OF James w. Elliott.
yAiter of MAN MESSAGES. which
have been read weekly by tho
sales forces of nearly roo national
concerns. Mr.. Elliott is called in
the selling world Americas Most
Practical Writer" During his ten
years as salesman he sold
nearly every kind OF merchandise
In every State OF the Union.
Later. as a sales manager. he
PROVED his ideas OF DEVEL-
OPING men before he wrote
about them.
Your making good is a PER-
SONAL matter. 1t remains abso-
lutely and entirely with YOU.
Think Il over' And make up your
mind to start RIGHT NOW.
Ask for Mr.. Wells.
Between 10 and 2.
JAMES W. ELLIOTT'S
BUSINESS BUILDERS.
Fourth floor. GO 9th Az.
at 50th st.
PIE, white. chIldiess. cook. useful but
take entire charge of small household
lmere, l.. l.; no laundry. Call Wednes
between II and IL. Joseph. a Yves
ST.
fCTIVES. neat appearance. FOR specia
k. Best of reference required. Roor
, Beekman.
DRAFTsMEN.
YOUR BUSINESS is SLACK RIGHT
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HELP WANTED-MALE
Statesmen.

Statesmen.
sELF-HELP IS THE BEST HELP. IF
YOU ARE SOLD ON THE pICTrTM
THAT OPPORTUNITY rs WHAT YOU
MAKE 1T AND IL YOU'RE NOT DIS
POSED TO QUIBBLE ABOUT WALK
ING AND TALKING AND TELLING
THE TRUTH IN ORDER TO EARN
WELL OVER $3.50 A WEEK. WE
OFFER YOU THE OPPORTUNITY TO
BOOST YOURSELF QUICKLY UP TO
THE ENJOYMENT OF FINANCIAL
INDEPENDENCE. If YOU'RE Be
TWEEN - AND 60 YOU'LL FIND
US WAITING TO SEE YOU ANY
DAY FROM 10 TO 4.
SUITE 1910, o. w. ADD ST.
SUITE 1912 FLAT1RoN BLDG.
SUITE 300, l32 NASSAU ST.
SUITE SO. 168 MONTAGUE ST, BEkLYN-
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BANK CLERKS.

BOOKKEEPER- accountant experienced.
capable of getting out production cost and
tnke charge of small office force at the
Standard Gas Company, Atlantic Highlands.
n j.; good opportunity for Isght man. Adj
dress Jos. e. Sucker. receiver, Perth Am
BOY, y. J.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.
GROCERY Statesmen.

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR a GOOD
POSITION? READ THE BUSINESS
BUILDERS ADVERTISEMENT FOR
Statesmen.
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BOYS.

BOYS.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL GRADUATES ARE
OFFERED PERMANENT POSITIONS WITH
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR AID
VANCENENT. HOURS 90. - O'CLOCK
SATURDAY ALL YEAR. APPLY
THE NEW YORK EDISON COMPANY,
1870 EAST 18TH ST.. ROOM 80.
BCYS, age IA TO 49, for messenger and gem
eral office work in large. downtown cor
pcration: good opportunity for advancement
for bright and willing boys; salary sl4
weekly. Apply in own handwriting, giving
references, a. A. c., box 534 Herald. $50
broadway.
BUTLER, for bachelors apartment; $l25.O0.
polphin'e Agency. 30T w. 10th. Morn. 2ll4
COUPLE wanted for country. white without
children wife cook. man outside work.
drive Ford, useful; must have references
Apply Walter T. Ruprecht 335 Greenwich ST..
N Y. c., Wednesday and Friday forenoon.
COUPLE as caretakers, country in winter.
city In summer; first class references alb
solutely necessary. 1875 IL aid. Herald So
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instruction.

LADIES. ATTENTION.
Hair and beauty culture taught scientific
ally; qualities you In short time TO earn $50
to 500 weekly; day, evening classes. Gail
or write for free booklet II. Academy of
Hairdressing and eBauty Culture, 153 W..
44th II. Phone Bryant 9455.
EARN $25-$i50 weekly. only through Prof
Rehrer.s, the Reliable Hardress. Manicure
Beauty School: s. up: free for service: ca IN
whlle learn; circular explains. 119 W. aga st.
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Statesmen

Statesmen
To sell stock for high class financial
house on commission basis.
The stock issue we have for sale IL
exceptionally attractive, and can be
sold by merchandise statesmen as well
as stock statesmen. Call at uptown
branch. 1867 Broadway, j. c. Gordon,
Manager.
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Motor Trucks.
For Hire-Motor Trucks.

WHITE TRUCK. . ton. late model; IN per-
feet order: good reason for selling. Tel.
Worfh
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The Business Builders Is per-
manent organization. You might
not want a life job with any one
of the three corporations we are
developing this year, but next year
the business YOU FIT may como
along And In the meantime you
have a practical, thorough train
ing in selling and sales manage
ment and an excellent income
along with IT,
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During the past year we have
trained and promoted SO men
20 Jobs from 5000 to $4,000 a
year.
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We are under CONTRACT to
find and develop 1914 men during
the next year; IS will be chosen
within the next ninety days.
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FURNITURE REPAIRING.
FURNITURE WANTED

Ave viii pay highest possible prices for
furniture, houses, apis, plano brtc-a-
brac books, works OF art. FRANKLIN, 50
University place Phone stuyvesah- 81.
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ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A GOOD
POSITION? READ THE BUSINESS
BUILDERS ADVERTISEMENT FOR
Statesmen.
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SALE ;MEN.

by large underwear manufacturers selling
direct TO mems clothing and furnishing trade
in Manhattan: must be personally acquainted
with this trade. salary and commission. APP
ply in writing. II 1893 Herald. Herald square.
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HAYES, READE & CO..
$50 B'WAY, n. Y. @.
Ellsworth American., 1920-01-07
improved RIvet Cutter

a Pneumatic rive, cutter for use In
structural steel work and In repair
s1Op' consists Of long barrel. with
compressed air connection at one end
asu ehlsel at the other. the stem
" .he chisel being held by colled
'ns' which draws Il back after each
.s 'as A plunger travels freely In
- - "sffel or tsbe. and a small bypass
~ connects the ends OF this tube.
- a. men are employed. the one al
s- s rear operating the valve and the
- - AZ The front keeping the chisel
,t-a' as' The rlyet head. The force Of
Az A.. o'oW can be regulated by the valve.
= pressure Of 80 10 90 pounds may
- : used. the higher pressure being the
- elective. A punch can be In.
- go IN place Of the chlsel for back.
,a wy the riyets. In the larger size
!, s,e s'foke is 40 inches. and the weight
n.,.,s ~ machine complete is only 65
r, ~ A smaller size will cut rivets
etes. Vi an men lh dihih-
Ellsworth American., 1920-01-07
panaereua counterfeit.

The most expert means OF counter.
felting American greenbacks has been
discovered by the state police In the
Adiroadacks lumber camps. where S2o
$50 and sico notes were being dupli
Gated. Banking experts have pro
nounced them the most clever counter.
feits 10 existence.
The Information now In the hands
Of the state police Is TO be turned over
TO the United States department of jus
tice. The secret Of the device is a ma.
chine which Is capable Of splitting the
thlu note paper on which American
aoies are engraved and permitting the
face and back OF the note To- be
stripped from each other. waxed pa
per Is then laid over each half OF the
note and solution applied TO trans.
fer enough Of the original Ink to the
waxed paper 20 make an exact dupll-
cate of the note. The waxed sections
to which the TAX has been transferred
are then pasted TO the opposite half
~ the good note and la this way two
bank notes exactly alike are produced.
Ellsworth American., 1920-01-07

to me, and | will praise 1t the longest
day | live. / am glad to make this
statement, which l hope will reach
everyone who Is suffering as / did,
for believe IL they only give Tanlac
fair trial it will help them as 1t did
me-"
Tanlac is sold in Ellsworth by e.
G.. Moore, in Bar Harbor by West
End Drug Co., in Mt. Desert by A. G.
Fernald, in Bucksport by r. b.
Slower, in Bluehill by w. /. Partridge
in fremont by o. M. Kittredge, In
Brooklin by George f. Gott, in Sedg-
wick by Jno. w. Paris, in Goulds-
boro by l. Mcdonald. in Northeast
Harbor by Chas. N. Small.--Advt.
Ellsworth American., 1920-01-07
WAS PIONEER IN WIRELESS
'@'hes sowman Lindsay, Scottish En-.
a'nesr. Has Not Been Given the
Credit He Deserves.

Little Is heard about James Bowman
Lindsay. and much about vIralsss ,a.
ssgrsphy. yet the career Of the one and
.he history OF the other are insspara-
oie' says the Christian Science Moni-
TOR Upwards Of sixty years ago Bow.
man Lindsay operated a system across
me River Tay. distance of one and
half miles, Just above the bridge the
construction Of which ranks as one Of
the most notable feats In engineering.
Ills efforts failed 10 attract nttention
at the time. however, because Of his
retiring disposition. but the history Of
electrical research records few names
more deserving Of respect than his. He
was pioneer in the application of
electricity for heating and lighting
purposes md bespoke q great future
for II.
Apropos Of Bowman Lindsay. as he
was famillarly known. Il is interesting
to note that his energies were not
wholly directed TO the advancement of
the mechanical arts. He was lin.
guis' and as such started out to trans
iate the Bible into many different Ian.
EuaEes, Seven years labor was ex-
pended ON the task, and the work was
far from being finished when II had to
be abandoned. The Bible. In ineom.
pietc form, may stllI be seen In the
Albert institute, Dundee. Scotland. II
lies open In glass case and shows
THAI the method employed was to di.
vide the book into the requisite mum.
bsg of columns and In each column
place The words Ia English and their
equiyslen, In each Language into which
they were translator.
Ellsworth American., 1920-01-07
MaIlnes carillons Busy.

The carlllons ol MalInes have never
been heard SO much and to such splen.
IT'D effect as of late. The truth Is that
Malinv~ has undertaken to get tosrth<
q sufficient sum OF money with which
to present TO 81. Quentin new carli
Ton. the Germans having seized the
bells OF the French town. So every
carlllon OF .Mallnes has been ringing
and poaling There have been carlton
concerts. one OF the performers on the
bells OF the cathedral OF ST. Rombaut
being the bell ringer of 81. Quentin
himself. The hymn which he played
embodied the motifs Of the "Narsell.
lAise" and the "Brsbanconue.