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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-11
HELP WANTED-MALE.
SALE S n Z N.

SALES EN.
YOU WOULD LIKE TO EARN s25
A DAY. WOULDN'T YOU?
That IS tho actual average daily
commissions of our producers. Sew
eral are making more. the checks
run from 500 TO $500. One mans
check was $500 last week. And out
OF 200 men in our organization but
very few were experienced sales
men before they came with US.
II you viii supply the MAN
POWER. we viii supply the OP-
PORTUNITY. We will furnish the
training. n you will put that train
Ing into ACTION-wORK. And II
YOU are made Of the sort of stuff
that WINS in spite of all handi-
caps. YOUR average commissions
will be s2j day.
And not only that--if you pro-
duce CONSISTENTLY and show
by your RECORD that you have
made good, we will give you an
executive job. paying 5000 n year
and up.
During the past year we have
promoted so men to positions pay
ing from 5000 TO $4,000 year.
This past week We promoted
men TO jobs they have earned. They
are; d. F. Kruger. months with
the organization: Bruce V. Ed
wards. Z months: A. W. Bache.
months; l.. T. Swinburne.
months; w. Grover Manck. 3iA
months, and C. n. Pinkney. 10
months-all In less than a year.
In the next 90 days 90 more are
70 be picked from the ranks.
WILL YOU be one OF them? II
you act NOW. you may be.
find and train 200 moro men for
sales and business executive posi-
tions during the coming year for
national corporations. The
trouble in business Is not the lack
Of men WITH ability. but the ter
rible lack OF ability OF men to USE
their ability.
The Business Builders is a per-
manent organization of selling
mon developing National Sales
Forces and financing the expan-
sion OF American Business Institu-
tons. We occupy four floors at
Fifth avenue and Fiftieth street,
devoted TO our selling forces. and
one floor on 10th street for our
advertising department. working
night and' day to back u. the men
In the field
Our work Is personally directed
by James w. Elliott. well known
as the writer of Man Messages"
a campaign of inspirational books,
which are read by the sales forces
of nearly 700 nationally known
concerns.
Before he was twenty Mr.. Elliott
had sold goods In many kinds of
businesses In every State In the
Union. His brilliant success. first
as salesman and sales manager.
and then as the writer OF Man
Messages. is the best testimony to
the practicalness of his working
philosophy OF DEVELOPING the
LATENT abilities OF men.
And now. in the natural course
OF events he IS making a BCSI-
NESS OF DEVELOPING MEN for
national sales forces. and at the
same time financing the expansion
OF the institutions.
Great things are expected of us;
tho AVERAGE is DEMANDED of
US. Quit 'excusing'' yourself. You
must SO on-up and on. No mat
ter what YOUR obstacles are:
IT'S YOUR JOB TO OVERCOME
THEM.
Start n ow-RIGHT Nowi
Ask for MIR. Wells,
between 10 and ..
JAMES w. ELLIOTT'S
BUSINESS BUILDERS,
Fourth floor. GO 9Th av.
at Goth ST.
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Statesmen.

We offer TO few inexperienced mon
OF the right type. who are to-day earn
ing less than SIS weekly. an opportun-
ity to double their earning capacity
and make permanent connection with a
national organization; they will DO
thoroughly trained In salesmanship
and. II qualified. developed for execu-
tive work; men who started with us .
less than a year ago are to-day in ex-
ecutive positions and their average
earnings are well over 5000 weekly.
Only men able 20 furnish best refer
ences need apply. after 10 A. NJ. 8 w.
40th ST., ground floor.
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STOCK SALESMAN (telephone) -Established
organization requires Sc. eial experienced
men in their telephone sales department:
liberal salary and commission selling high
grade al yidend paying securities; wonderful
opportunity for good men to obtain ma n
ayers positions IN short time. Call, phone
or write all week, Albert c.. Wilson & Co.,
Inc,. 1913 Broadway. New York.
STOCK Statesmen.
NO COLD CANVASSING: LIVE LEADS
FROM ACCURATE INQUIRIES; LIBERAL
COMMISSION: PROMINENT EXECUTIVE
POSITION And INTEREST IN BUSINESS
FOR THOSE WHO QUALIFY. ROOM 7Oi,
Isl PARK ROW.
81 OCIS statesmen who can stand hard work
and prosperity wanted by old established
Wall street investment house; live leads
furnished and drawing account given TO
producers. Phone Mr. Eneas, Hanover
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sALEsMEN-wE HAVE SEVERAL OPEN
TNGS FOR MEN OF HIGH CALTBRE, BE-
TWEEN THE AGES or 81 AND 81; MEN
WHO HAVE HAD EXPERIENCE IN SELL
NC UNDERWEAR. HOSIERY, HARD
PREFETTGD; THESE ARE BIG JOBS:
WE MUST HAVE BIG MEN TO FILL
THEM. WE OFFER A LIFE TIME CON
NECTTON TO MEN WHO CAN QUALIFY;
IN REPLYING STATE AGE. EXPERT
ENCE, NATIONALITY AND SALARY DE
SIRED ADDRESS l.. b., 932 TRIBUNE
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SALESMAN.
SALES MANAGER.

We are IN a position to offer
an unequalled opportunity to a
man between IS and 40 years Of
age who has had a broad and ex-
tended service as n salesman or
sales manager. A general idea OF
the financial or banking fields
would De helpful but not abso-
lutcly necessary. The right man
backed by the proper references
can associate himself Immediately
with the firm members in sales
work of the highest character.
The position Is permanent and re-
turns should exceed $4,000 an
nually In commissions. State fully
past business experience.
HAYES. READE & Co,
$50 Broadway.
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sALEsMEN. -yoUNG MEN. OVER q, IS
statesmen, WHO CAN QUALIFY, CAN
MAKE 500 a WEEK OR MORE OTHERS
HAVE ZONE 1T; WHY CAN'T YOU? IL
YOU POSSESS APPEARANCE AND TACT
AND CAN TALK INTELLTGENTLY CALL
AT 33i 5TH AV., ROOM COS.
Statesmen. stock. wanted for high class
Industrial, dividend paying issue: liberal
salary and commission: unusual opportunity
for few live men 10 form permanent con
brokerage house. Phone John 1894 for In
terview.
Statesmen. 4; hiRh class salesmen 70
qualify for stock selling salary and com
missions experience unnecessary; unusual op-
portunity for high calibre men 20 connect
with a desirable brokerage house. Phone
John 1904 for interview.
SALESMAN real estate. fine commission
proposition; We require n high grade man
who wishes 70 make n permanent connection
20 specialize In BROOKLYN business properties;
experience essential Henry l.. Nielsen, Of
fees, ih4 Nassau at, or 20 Court st. B'klyu.
SAI.ESMAN-Mcat concern, specializing in
supplying hotels, rcEtaurants. &c.. wants
man OF experience: must be hustler. Answer,
stating experience, references. &C, II 20
Herald, Herald 50.
SALESMAN and collector for real estate
office Christian; state age. experience,
&C. Steady. $40 Herald. Fulton 81.
SALESMAN, experienced handling wholesale
novelties. Write details $ " al Herald.
=
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Statesmen

5AIsEi5Nf I'm.
Age doesn't necessarily tell the tale
OF mans income earning power;
neither does experience or lack OF e.;
our personally trained staff OF sales
men, now running to little short OF
phenomenal success I'm handling an
other exceptionally desirable security.
are proving to us again that Il IL
necessary only TO walk and talk and
tell the truth to easily earn $3.50
week and more: our Offices are open
TO you any day between 10 and II
you're between % and 60.
SUITE 1910. IS w. 43D ST.
Suite 1872, F'latiron Building.
Suite 305. 1872 Nassau st.
Suite 81, 1856 Montague ST., Brooklyn.
WANT FOUR MEN WHO
HAVE EARNED 5000 AND UP PER
WEEK SELLING SECURITIES OF
FINANCE CORPORATIONS; MEN WHO
CAN SELL ME WILL BE PLACED IN
TERRITORY WHERE BANKER WILL AD-
WISE YOUR PROSPECTS TO BUY THIS
HAS PAID 1875 CASH DIVE
rENpS: EARNED FIVE TIMES DIVIDEND
FIRST "A MONTHS:
SHARE IN ALL EARN
INcs; MEN WHO CAN DELIVER WILL
FIND THIS a BIG MONEY OPPORTUNITY.
III YOu ARE NOT WILLING TO WORK
SYSTEMATICALLY AND
SELL ALL PROSPECTS DIST APPLY.
COMMISSION BASIS ONLY. A 1870 HER
AID. FULTON at.
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WAGON BOY

wanted by large Christian firm: must come
well recommended; rapid advancement TO
bright and Industrious young man, Call
John H. Stearns Co., IA Madison av.,
New York.
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Statesmen.
TIE NATIONAL SURETY COMPANY
CAN PLACE FEW HIGH CLASS SALES
MEN WHERE THEY CAN EARN PROMO
TON TO MANAGERSHIPs IL THEY CAN
MEN IS OR OVER WHO HAVE A CLEAN
PROFITABLE CONNECTION WITH a COM
PANY WHO ARE Now OPERATING IN
TiIRTY-F1vE CITIES AND MUST COVER
IHE ENTIRE COUNTRY, SELLING A
SPECIAL FORM OF SURETY BOND ON
STRAIGHT COMMISSION.
- &C.. y. CoNNELL,.
% W. ADD ST, N. Y. o.
A. b. BROWN,
80 COURT sr.. .B'KLYN. N Y.
S. w. McKEAN
PRUDENTIAL BLDG, NEWARK, " J,
ID. j. KELLY (FROM TO IL A. M,
10 EXCHANGE PLACE. JERSEY CITY.
statesmen wanted-Expericnced men, both
for telephone and personal solicitations.
Those with established clientele preferred.
To sell excellent industrial security issued
by established manufacturing concern pro-
ducing essential commodity; largest plant
OF Its kind In the country. Drawing account
and permanent positions managers of our
branch offices 20 those showing results.
The opportunity Is yours. Apply Room 4O7-
SALESMAN
MR.. SALESMAN, your success depends ur-
on two things-dcmand for your product n nd
house you represent. IL you think you can
satisfy me that you nre worth $4,000 per
year. call between 10 and 4 to-day suite
1000, &c w. 44th st., and ask for Mr.. Beillnl
Unless you are qualified TO fill an executive
position do not anawer.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
SECURITY Statesmen.

II you desire something safe and sure,
never before offered, and which affords
unusually large earnings for your eff
forts. investigate our proposition. Com
mission only. Call 1879. suite 211-12. Dallas
& Co., i15 Broadway.
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SECURITY Statesmen

SECURITY SAIESNEN.
II the securities you now handle are diff
cult to sell take this opportunity TO sell an
Industrial stock which bears rigid invests
cation; a utility household article. manu-
featured and marketed and nationally adver-
tised. Apply Salesmanager.
SUITE 81, ia FIFTH AV.
STENOGRAPHER and typst, experienced
wanted In law office: male preferred;
answer giving age, references and salary de-
sired. NJ T03 Herald, 2s0 B'way.
STEWARD for prominent New York hotel:
Only active workers with experience and
highest references need apply. M 601 Her
aid, $50 Broadway.
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WoODWORKERS

WOODWORlSERS
or
CABINETMAKERS,
first class; those having had experience on
aeroplane preferred clean light work; good
pay. Apply or write
CrTRTIss AEROPLANE & MOTOR CORP,
GARDEN CITY LONG Island, \. y.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Commercial Help Wanted.

EMIL oYMENT
Elk Q II A ~ G u
c. p. HAssoN. J.J. MCLAUGHLIN.
Pres. Treas. & Gen. Mgr.
U. s. Realty Bldg.
1l5 BROADWAY.
THE WISE MAN
comes to us the same day he
leaves his old position or the
moment he realizes he is ge~
ting deeper In the rut. lie rea-
ICES that the wonderful servios
we have given IS 900 others can
be his at the asking. OUT OF
to-day's many openings thefe
may be something for you.
Below are a few OF our more urgent
openings:
STORE MANAGERS. expert
enced In retail clothing and
credits; out OF town. $500
and commission.
ASSISTANT BUYER, with
knowledge OF women's gar
ment trade in New York cityg
$500.
ACCOUNTANT. knowledge OF
costs preferred. In silk industry.
10 take charge OF small depart
ment Of Brooklyn factory. $40.
SHIPPING CLERK. out OF
town: S35.
ASSISTANT CASHIER. Wall
81. experience; familiar with
investment accounts, dividends,
&c: $50 start.
GENERAL BOOKKEEPER,
four or five years experience;
$50
GENERAL BOORKEEPERS.
four or five years Wall ST.
experience; $35.
WALL ST. BOOKKEEPER,
familiar with foreign exchange;
So start.
8 statistical clerks, S25.
bin clerks ana typists, go
500
Remington wahl operators.
So.
. assistant boolIkeepers, SIS.
. invoice checkers, $50.
II Junior clerks, Sl5-Sis.
CALL BEFORE TWO O'CLOCK.
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FURNITURE.

BEDROOM set OF genuine birds-eye maple,
Colonial style. consisting Of dresser, Dress
ing table, chifforobe. fun size bed. chair and
wicker; appraised by reputable furniture
rouse at 500 Can be seen from Is. ROB-
ERT J. KELLER, II Park place. Brooklyn
Telephone Sterling 1893
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SECRETARY with stenographic experience
knowledge of accounts and ability to at
tend 10 details state full experience and
salary desired Box NJ FOG Herald, $50 r. way.
SECURITY SALESMAN.--If you can sell
stock see US; right man will make from
800 10 $500 per week: not oil or mining; OK
ceptionar opportunity. See Mr.. White, 522
5fh A.. cutie RI
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statesmen.

statesmen.
EXPERIENCED STOCK statesmen RE-
Q1fIPED BY FIRST CLASS UNDERWRIT-
INC HOUSE LOOKING FOR THE BEST
TYPE or MEN WITH ESTARTISHED Gil
ENTELE. HOWEVER, TELEPHONE SELL
ING EXPERIENCE NOT ABSOLUTELY
LITERALLY AND HAVE OPENINGS FOR
FIVE MEN ONLY. WRITE IMMEDIATELY
FOR INTERVIEW. BOX II. H.. ROOM POI.
100 LIBERTY ST. NEW YORK.
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Garages.

GARAGE space 70 let. with or without scr
vice: also dead storage or commercial; or
bORouGH HALL GARAGE. ss-eo Butler st.
Tel. 652i Main.
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Automobile Instruction.
AUTO INSTRUCTION.
4 and weeks courses for
Owners, Chauffcurs Mechanics. Statesmen.
WEST SIDE Y. VI. c. A..
sol West J7th IT.. New York.
Get booklet and pas7. Special ladies' classes
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| CORD TIRTs-Have small lot, sizes soxsif
clinchor 3txi md 35x5. straight side viii
soil attractive prices. tax paid whitehall
|
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WAITRESS.
YOUNG GIRLS
TO assist In trimning room Of
HOLESALE DRESSMAKING HOUSE.
II L nIGnN


HEIMERD1NGER, l4i MADISON AV.
YOUNG lady for clerical work: knowledge
of stenography and typing; good record:
state religion, previous experience. II any;
SIT week. ". c. J., i7s Herald. Herald 50.
YOUNG woman waitress, private fam
lily; must be experienced; reference re-
ourcd. Call Thursday. between 10 and 2. AZ
J.. 50th st.
YOUNG lady, must be well educated. tactful;
opportunity TO winter In South; salary
81 800 or more; oermanency, advancement
Ii. H. boy los. Station II. Manhattan.
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YOU WOULD LIKE TO EARN S25
A DAY, WOULDN'T YOU?
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-03-05
5HR|NERS To TAKE
A q DAY JOURNEY
SPECIAL TRAIN TO CONSIST OF
TEN OR MORE PULLMANs
WILL BE REQUIRED
TEMPLARS FROM MANY POINTS
Charlotte Members are Anticipating
Royal Good Time on This Unusual
and Lengthy Western Trip

Charlotte. Members OF Oasis TEN
Pile OF the Shrine are looking forward
with keen pleasure to the trip to Port
and, Ore, In June, when special
train OF 10 pullmans will be operated
out OF Charlotte, bearing the Carolina
members to the meeting OF the i'm
perial council.
The cost OF the trip will be about
s265 for each individual.
The special train will leave Char.
otte June IA and will be en- route.
Including the stops, for % days, re-
turning July 6. The journey going
will be by way of Chicago, ST. Paul
and over the so-called northern
route" The return trip will be by
way OF San Francisco, Los Angeles.
the Grand canon and the so-called
southern route"
1t is expected that there will be
Shriners aboard from Asheville, Hick.
Dry, Gastonia. Greensboro, Winston.
Salem. Salisbury. Concord and practi.
cally every city OF consequence in the
state. Request has been received to
allow the South Carolina Shriners to
join in on the special, but no action
has yet been taken on this suggestion.
The Charlotte members are anticipat.
ing a royal good time on the trip
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-03-05

Soviet Russia's proposal to the Unit
ed States for peace will receive no
consideration from the American gov
eminent, officials declare, who further
say the proposals differ in no ma e
rial way from previous overtures.
The invitation of the British and
French premiers to President Wilson
to join them in formal proposal to
the Italian and Jugo-Slav governments
to negotiate a new Adriatc settlement
on the basis of the withdrawal Of all
previous agreements caused no sur
prise in official Washington.
II is agreed by all in the know that
the nation will not have to wait long
for q showdown between President
Wilson and Democratic members Of
the senate The issue is drawn. Sen.
ators are advancing to meet it. Its set
Element will be a matter of days il
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge succeeds
in his program of keeping the treaty
of peace constantly before the senate
until conclusion shall be reached
Definite confirmation has been OBJ.
tanned from authoritative sources in
Washington that the United States, un.
der the international shipping agree.
ment, restated to the senate by Pres.
ident Wilson, will have to pay into the
German reparation pool from twenty
million to thirty million dollars for re.
tention Of the German ships seized
in American harbors at the outbreak
of the war.
Democratic senators realize they
are facing serious problem over the
peace treaty They are aware that
upon their solution of il hangs not
only the fate Of the treaty in the
current effort for ratification, but the
solidarity of their party in the forth.
coming presidential campaign may be
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-03-05
PEOPLE TO DECIDE
MATTER Of TREATY
EFFORTS TO BREAK DEADLOCK
1T IS CONCLUDED, is A
MERE WASTE OF TIME.
A COUP OF |RREC0NC|LABLES
Compromise Negotiations on Subject
Of Major Reservations to Article
Ten Are to be Dropped.

Washington. Convinced that for
the present their labors to break the
peace treaty deadlock are a waste OF
time, senate leaders moved to get the
treaty out of the way OF pressing legis-
lation and to let the issues raised by
the ratification fight go into the pollti'
cal campaign for decision
Under the plan agreed to and APP
parently acquesced in by all elements
of both parties, compromise negotia-
tions on the crucial reservation to ar.
ticle ten are to be dropped, readop
ton OF the republican reservation pro-
gram OF last session is to be completed
as Formally. and then final rati-
fcation vote is to be taken to put the
treaty out Of the senate and into the
campaign.
The coup OF the irreconcilables In
thus bringing the treaty fight to a
truce was a virtual repetition OF the
move by which. several weeks ago,
they ended the bipartisan compro-
mise negotiations by bringing pres
sure to bear on republican leaders.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-03-05
HERALD'S REVIEW of NORTH CAROLINA
A Record OF Important Events At The Capitol And
Throughout The State, Reported For Herald Readers
Conference on Education

| AT the request OF Governor Thomas
! w. Beckett. DR.. e. c. Brooks, State
superintendent OF Public Instruction
DR., julius | Foust President OF the
State College for Women, and many
prominent citizens, educators and 9th.
ers, DR.. p. p Clayton United States
Commissioner OF Education IS calling
"a conference on education in North
Carolina, to meet in Greensboro, April
20 and 30 and May /, 1920.
The purpose OF the conference is to
bring together representative citi-
zens, men and women from all parts
of the State-state, county and city
officials, farmers, laborers, merchants
manufacturers. home makers, lawyers
physicians, ministers, editors, educat-
ors and others, to confer on the
States most important interest-the
education Of its people. The theme OF
the conference will be THE Crisis
in Education in North Carolina and
How to Meet it,"
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-03-05
Nothing Wrong with America

There is nothing wrong with Amer
lea today except in the minds of the
men who doubt themselves, their fel
lows and the fundamental principles
Of justice upon which this republic is
founded" Secretary of the Navy 10
sephus Daniels told the Raleigh Ro
tary Club at dinner In the Var
borough in celebration OF the birth
day OF Rotary and George Washing
ton. Secretary Daniels, honor guest,
pleaded for the faith Of Washington,
for men now.
Washington had the poise that
this world needs today, said the sec
rotary. faith in the government Of
the people which should not be sway.
ed by lords or mobs but by law and
order, justice and fair dealing"
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-03-05
Epidemic Moving Eastward

With the exception Of Rowan coun.
ty, most sections In the western end
OF the State that have been in the
grip OF influenza epidemic have re.
covered and the plague moved east.
ward where 1t is raging with consd.
cradle violence in many counties, ac.
cordins to reports.
Pitt. Halifax and Camden counties
are suffering worst from the scourge
and the influenza has not yet reached
its peak in those communities Arson
county in the southern section of the
State has also been hard hit by the
spread OF the disease, and emergency
hospitals established in several parts
OF the county, nurses and physicians
sent to supplement the local health
work.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-03-05
One DAYS Flu Record

Influenza is releasing its grip on
Raleigh and North Carolina, 729 new
cases being in one day reported fror
the various counties and II fror i
leigh with one death.
New cases OF influenza reported 70
the State Board OF Health from the
various counties, with the deaths fol
low Alamance, IL; Chatham. 80: Dur
ham, 1872, Franklin with I death
HaTnett, %; Henderson, 2; Johnson,
l6l; Lee, 20; with death; Lenoir
%; Montgomery. 8: PerQuimans, l;
Sampson. 26 Wake, IL; Washington,
%; Watauga, 5 YanCey s.
Reports from cities follow: Greens.
boro. with one death; Wilmington,
I deaths; Raleigh. II with death ;
Goldsboro, 4 deaths.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-03-05
LIEUT.. GOVERNOR
TO STUDENT BODY
SPEAKS ON SUBJECT OF LIFE
MORE ABUNDANT FOR NORTH
CAROLlNIANS."
EXPRESS CHALLENGE FOR LIFE
Educators being paid Eighteen Cents
an Hour and Bricklayers Ninety
five Is Ridiculous Contortlon
Raleigh.

/
Addressing the student body Of the
State University Lieutenant Governor
O. Max Gardner discussed the subject,
Life More Abundant for North Caro-.
linians" III were called on tonight
to outline the platform of my party :"
the speaker said, 81 would make the
keynote ring and throb with an ex-
preston OF challenge for life-lfe
more abundantly. For, after ALL
young men, what is the prime object
OF government? What Is il humanity
throughout the ages has yearned and
suffered and died for? What is edu.
ction, health, uplft, justice and social
service but mans struggle upward
for life, more abundant life.
AT the risk OF slight DEPRESSION,
| assert that educationajy North
Carolina will never fulsl the ideals
OF genuine democracy and accomplish
the full measure of life more abund-
antly until provision is made to pay
school teachers and college profes.
sors more nearly what they are worth.
The States sense OF fairness and just
ice ought by this time to be severely
shocked by the appalling figures of
comparison which are almost daily
brought to its attention. 1t is ride.
ulous contortion Of the value of human
service that will tolerate the payment
Of eighteen cents an hour for the edu-
Gators and ninety.fve cents an hour
for the bricklayer.