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The New York herald., 1921-03-13
SALESMAN.

II you have not been In tho
proper environment YOU DO
NOT KNOW what you can do.
The world IS looking for Sue
ceRsful men. wo are successful
and have place for you. IL
you have sold securities and
can SHOW Us you can start
right In. II you have not We
will TEACH YOU OUR WAY.
The securities are RIGHT
and IL you are RIGHT call any
day. except Saturday before .
y. M. West 4Ith ST., room
500 and ask for Mr.. Heath.
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Statesmen.

Statesmen.
Experienced selling roof coating TO dealer and
consumer; men 20 represent tho inanufac.
turcr With hish grade asphait-ssbestos coat
Ing selling At reasonable price. usual com
mission basis; experienced salesman With
THIS product mall nama and address FOR
appointment National Asbestos Manufsc
turing Co, i63-i97 Henderson st., Jersey
City. n. j.. Liquid Roofing Dept.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
S.ALEsMEN.

We want several expert. expert
enccd end reliable securities sales
inel for our New York offices.
Just opened. We are marketing
among other issues the stock OF an
established manufacturing com
parry bearing q Well advertised
name. offieered by mca OF ma
tional and international reputa-
tions. To those who can qualify
we offer fresh leads. experienced
cooperation, liberal commissions
and on opportunity TO make more
than you are now earning, no
matter how much Il may be.
Apply. giving particulars, to
LYNDON DWIGHT WOOD,
5c2 Fifth Avenue.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

Statesmen. high class. TO sell and f4.
trucks, Pierce, Mack, Packard, Ntft#.
Rlker, Liberty Peerless, Il. w. D., all p~ar.
ticaiiy new, - prices that VIII move r.rn
quickly; e1cellcnt opportunity for car
experienced men. Commission 1875. Ml.fF
Roskanl-Scctt Co. 1896 broadway. AZ g. sr,
SALESMEN-ENCELL OPPORTu t.
- young msC without salesmanshi
rcrience can positively earn from $40 s1T
per dEy, working hours from 10 A. f1
. l.. NJ: above bona fiao; the early "a
catches the worm. Gail all day Monday.
progrcssive Trading Co. ii25 Bwsy, room
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

sALESMEN--Large manufacturer Or elec.
trical appliances just starting big news-
paper campaign has opening for . young
men. about % years OF age. possessing some
selling experience. drawing account allowed
right men; also leads furnished. an unusual
opportunity for bright, aggressive men TO
make large Incomes, Cali before 10 30 A.
b.. store, JAG Livingston st.. BrooKlyn.
sALEsNdFN- be experienced 80 selling
housefurnishings. toys, furniture novelties
and rerBonaily acquainted with buyers de-
par;msut stores and furniture houses through
out central States also one familiar with
buyers IN metropolitan district: opportunity
FOR right men. Az answers treated strictly
confidential. w ats Herald, Herald sq.
SALESMAN for the only air filled inner tubc
that VIII not defate under puncturo. Com
mission only. scaltyte Distributing Co.. rs
Statesmen. 70 cnil on fur. wool and feather
manufacturing trade: commission basis
Eno1 Chemical Co, 30 9th ay.. cor 2sth.
sAbEsMEN. Live. enerTetic seiotn1cn to
handle listed securities Of merit. none but
experienced need apply. J. Jerome NcCann,
20 Broad -, New York city, room aoG.
HAIFsNfAN-A Advertising, who has pold
goods or services - advertising mon and
sales manager. liberal commission only
Apply Room tGoa. 40 West a2d.
SALESMAN acquainted With tile drug trade
fo sell lire ~ drug sunGrlo-: drawing ac-
count allowed to en- energetic worEer. u l5O
Ncrale. Herald sa.
gAtEfsiNN ~ith automobile. hava wonderful
selling article rnf nrc30~l' ton to offNr. big
money. CAL iiinmef. 90 Sixth av.. a.
'th 81
gAIwsaEN ~ acii on liberal commission
Newton t'lleia Co. $50 NotaGu - Tel
hickman 2i3s
sALEsMEN-Rctali shoe. high class trade
and goods: references; mus, stand invettl.
cation: sood pay. Q io9 Herald. Herald "a.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

SALESMAN. Young man Al local New York
city salesman for live manufacturer.
goods going 10 housefurnsnnss. groceries,
hardware and similar trade: also 10 factories
and other large consumers: desire young man
for retail trade and consumers trade only /.
explicit territory, with salary and commis-
sion experience not necessary: live young
man who believes he can sell goods wanted I;
larger opening later II he makes good state
fully age. references. dc. Clio Herald.
$50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

Statesmen.
Young mems hat department Must
be Experienced In highest class retail
trade.
DE PIMA,
Fifth Avenue at Goth street.
sALEsMAN, notion. fancy goods lnt. Ne-
fofs city, Brooklyn and surroundings, on
cfporicnced men need apply. ". Neubergcr
Co, aoa Canal tt.
SALESMAN, ~ paper ana twinc house must
haeo experience; eslary or commission.
y ii0l Herald. Washington Heights.
SALLSMAN on store fistsrcs and cabinet
work; write giylrr ouailfica tion7 and ref
siencen. a. ~. sb2a Bray
sADBsAEis. experienced. for Nooacn paei-
inE poNcs; .niRfy aud commission. Tsfnl-
mnl llaN AM Snoos Co. III 52d ~, ElaNn.
sALhsMl}N experienced, toy nHr fouirnir
ava beaaihH unpa rtmcntst best city refer
elcss REQUIRED. Thomas Keiig. W jd ~.
sAJrsMAN--se~c-n spcci0itlcg 70 ehoesc
from nli big Gamers AID repaaters; pNtlus
slys tifld. ensign nefning Co., CLEVELAND,
sALEsMhN.-Youns man. state orperiencs,
ago and salary 70 start. "Salesman," +. q.
Boz 4o3. City Hall station. N. y. g.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

UOUSEWORKER, Chinese or Filipino stu
dent who desires home; two men, refer
ences. g 200 Herald, Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
CLERICAL MEN
Earn $50 a week.

Most of our statesmen arc former
clerical men who have jumped out OF
the SALARY RUT. They arc drawing
commission checks In 3 figures now.
The opportunity is open TO YOU. Read
the Business Builders advertisement
In these columns.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

Statesmen CFoREIGN EXCHANGED.
Wanted at once. reliable snlesmen 10
visit prospective purchasers OF foreign bonds
and exchange; salary and liberal commits
sion experienced men preferred. Apply
Sales Manager, Room 200. i4s2 Broadway.
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Statesmen

10 sell stock OF n corporation 70 inde-
pendent retail merchants and Eanutactur-
ers. Purchasers OF our stock VIII have
a privilege which II exerclsed VII in
crease their business. On this account
saicsmen have something moro than
such men who are capable OF carrying big
money. Compensation commission basis.
Room o0I. 1857 Broadway.
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Statesmen 81.

II you are not afraid OF work and VIII
follow the system which we teach. you VIII
earn NJ least 500 weekly. our company
- years In business. Local proposition. Not
Interested in any but men OF the best type.
CaA Holion Printing Company. $50 Madison
Rv., room loll.
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Statesmen.

splendid opportunity for rrn ~ cducs.
tion. ability and clean hRbits Who ~ r'n.
cerely dtsirous ~ forming q permanent aud
profitable connection.
Gail between 70 sra o'clock.
Room iiSc. Commodore Hotel.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

sALEsalEN.
travelling salesman ~ high class goods
to carry ns Il side line toilet prepa rations ~
n wci known 5th av. house. Reply !
Herald. Herald "a.
gAf,fssNffgN- Every rlercnaat us'ng string
wll gladly bus 2iiumed tape printed With
Ills Advertisement. SO sale retA you 5000
commission. Ad-Leo Scvelty Co., Dept. A-3.
Chicago.
SAfr-sMAS suce. wanted VINO desitrs
steady po,iu0n: good pey 'n right pariy:
for high Grade ladies' cnd mcn's eAocr.
s. Jncoby. patchogle. Z. Y
gAt.EsM AS-tfdde Herd raan 70 cRil IN
drsrarlrEera 10 qfli fashion publication:
establirhtd trade. drawing account. Address
T. lei Herald. Herald ae.
fALEFMEN-~ hpufc aats several en-
t~eelic YOUNG lupn ~ sell 10 Grcss trade,
sddsrss hoS i2s. ~ Itn sw
SALESMEN. experienced. wanted, mems
clothing steady position. los willis av.,
Btonx.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
sALEsMEw.

WE WANT ALL THE LrvEwTRE
GO GETTERS IN TOWN ON 4
STOCK PROPOSITION THAT rs
THE BEST SELLER on THE
MARKET TO- DAY. THIS Is TNE
ONLY THING YOU CAN MAKE
BIC MONEY ON so GET ~ RE-
FORE VIZ CLOSE THE ISSUE;
BRING; THIS M WITH YOU
FOR SPECIAL COMMISSION Ar
nAkGEMENT. SUITE iQ3. ioS
BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
sALESMEN.

Statesmen.
ONE or THE LARGEST DISTRIBUTORS
OF FORD CARS IL THE METRO
roLrTAN DISTRICT HAS AN OPENING
FOR Statesmen or PROVED ABILITY;
coon TERRITony AND EXcELLENT or.
PORTuNITY. APPLY IN PERSON AMI
SEE NH. \. q. TRACY, McMitLIM MO.
TORS CORR, i15 SOUTH BROADWAY
YOSkLRS.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

SALESMAN AND cANvAssERs
for every city IN State, Including
Greater New York and Long Island.
for household necessity never on
market before; every home your
customer; intend advertising free
~: wonderful invention. iff
Herald. Herald So.
EALEsMEN. sToCK-fro those having Sc
iect clientele OF investors We offer An eN~
ceptionai opportunity SHOW your clients our
plant, our truck orders On hand and the
stock Is sold every cooperation afforded: 70
drawing account ur expense money ndvanceo,
but big money Tor you Y you arc uie rlgnt
man. Write for particulars 70 Ilmrner-
man. Circle Studio building. N. VI. city
SALESMAN,
A large, wen established house has va
cancy for an experienced coffee ana tea man
for New York city ard vicinity; rnust know
this linc thoroughly and have an established
clientele: saiary and commission, or stnte
commission basis II preferred. Address,
stating age and experience. Box Its, 40
Cable Building. -------.-.
Statesmen CALLING on INFANTS,
WEAR BUYERS FOR ESTABLISHED
LINE FANCY KNIT GOODS
BALTIMORE. pHfLh. & WASHINGTON
BOSTON & EAST
WEST on CHICAGO TO COAST.
COMMISSION BASIS
GOLDSMITH. pANSENbEkt' Co, INC.
gALESafEN-LRrse manufacturer ~ house.
hold appliances requires tie services Or
crtw manager oe.iug HItomobile; must have
lad lad experience 81 handling statesmen
and como we'll recommended, good salary 10
FIGHT man IL 1909 Herald DreoMyn.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
SALESMAN.

SALESMAN.
A practical stock and bond salesman
who Is At the present time success
fully selling oil stock In the city of
New York on straight, cold canvass.
win deliver a lecture on Tuesday even
ing. March i3. subject. How 10 In
crease Your Sales" you are invited 20
be present and are under no oblira-
tions whatever. Apply at Suite 1Od.
si2 9Th av., and ask for, or write to.
Mr.. Collins. for ticket OF admission.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
Statesmen.

Statesmen.
man OF ability can Immediately
secure a permanent position with
large organization selling se-
curity on a basis OF fifty dollars
cash commission per transaction.
See what present salesnlsn ARC
actually earning and further talk
VIII be unnecessary. We start you
right ror quick action. See MIR.
Boycc, III West fith st.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

You desire new connection: We
desire new men-of a certain type.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

Statesmen.
Telephone stock statesmen who are cx-
peTlsnced "a selling and arranging inter
views. drawing account and connlssinn
basis. y. e.. J.. 3. box 312, city Hall sta
tion.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
HELP WANTED--MALE.

Accountants
BUSINESS BUILDERS
WANTED.
You can earn $3.50 a week.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

we are manufacturing q con
merclal specially which meets a
Nnslstcnt need IN tile life of ever
man and woman who can rca
and write.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

We ui-a - connect wlfn a few
moro men WHO hhve talent for
selling. q need FOR honest trading.
and an ambition ~ make real
money u 4 fine Held
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

n you ARE tho type OF man Who
viii "fit" IN this Organization ycl
don't want "flow.fy phrs-Tca,' Dut
cold. simple FACTS. We present
for your consideration tile follow
ing.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

ESTIMATOR
for sheet metal and roofing work:
rnuBt be capabls OF taking off quanti-
ties for cornice skyilehts and CORFU
rated iron work; tin slate and Stag
roofing; opening offered by old estAb-
iished house. Advise experience, age.
salary. &C.. g 213 Herald. Herald so.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

l. The RIGHT TIME 70 form a
connection with any enternrlse
4 WHILE 1T Is IN ITS iS-
GANCN-and grow with IL.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

Monday ~ 10 A. NJ, We teach you the
science Il settling. and II you quaii'y We
put you on our sales force. this costs you
nothing. 40 experience necessary; be here.
Room 1io7-9. w. S4th ~
sALEsNEN
Furniture and carpe, road men. side line ell
on sight. litrary atocis. footstuols. jaTdl-
niere stand sewing baskets, tabourcttes,
trees. seooters big dept store and premium
sellers. largrst manufacturer liberal eoni-
missions paid with orders. Herald, Her
all -. -
statesmen.
We can offer you lifelong position IN an
r.tabiished business where character and
ability nre more important than rxperscnce.
You catiEfy " aud We VIII satisfy you that
this opportunity II q real one. Apply N per-
son. T. r steel Service Corr. 10 BroAdyay.
gALEssfEN-R Responsible. witi ability and
good record wanted to sell Ice First Lien
Two Year Gold Notes. leads furnished live
men only hard workers and real saltsinen
VIII he considered See Tobias. - Wcst
10th e.. between n A. ~. ard r. NJ only
HALEsMEN-wri for iist of lines ard fiii
particulars. earn g. 200 70 $4,000 yearly;
big demand for men, ine1pEerisnees or ex,,
ccsndisr inunl.nss. Nv 9ari:.
Statesmen = podd. Mead . Co., publishers
AZ the new International Encyclopedia. re-
outrc active educated men. between 25-3',
for special work IN eastern Pennsylvania
ard conne cticqt w.setly advance and eoni-
VIZ HAVE OPENINGS ron 4 FEW
Statesmen TO 10 s Y QIALIflgD
LEADS: LirERAL COMMISSIONS: lEis.
MANEST POSITION. CALL ~ MAIDEN
LANE, 81 FLOOR.
sALEsMAN-Enery shirt Company desires
salesman for NeW York ci'y aud state.
ouly an AZ man who has previously travelled
IN this territory need apply; write, stating
hra Prd experience Walter ~. Steppaeher
G Rro,her. irc.. philadelphia. re.
Statesmen si4o ll9e assortment q
advertising fans bring live w'rs ralesmsa
sg0a $500 monthly; samples iiIht; all uef~
chants proapec,s easily sole season s,tsEsu
states ctiea6ar -, cincinnai{
aALEeMsN
acauatnfed With jcwtlfx deps rtfnart store
buyers cn coast u carry line bar pms, combs
BUCKLES. heads. e.. 10 objection - non.
coafiIcting Uro. state experience ard fslafy
expected Adtrers = az utraid, its ~. :.
sALr--;isN. city ard travelling. cauinE m
retail tfndc are Offered most uuususl oi,-
rorturi'y 10 double your Income hy devetirT
Write National Retail stores AesocisttTs
1888 broadway. New York eity. -.
sNJESNsN can make real money elh houss
nf rr'Hh' she'd reputation srhiag sanltAry
spbrtatt, p hotels. restaurants ard snsttc-
tsnu ln %aw NorS citN; commission ohg. =
ggs tierGla. Fulton ~ .
SNIFsSHtN- live specially uen 70 -"
otr unW and hons product fgr beverage
parpo. nls hus,gess n9 anSIs sloc'wr, ws,,.o. aee
Eaps Ca.. RECTOR =.
sN..s.sMisN
t.iec feriahls stock salrsmea; only tlo1a
vN9 eaye hnd c,rrtlrnre nrd can snow te-
auff7 aeeH ruiily. Addrcas. giving rNfsrvnae-.
N q. hoy sT7. Nitgse cnd. ~, 4.
SALESMAN. paper. experience seiltns pnper,
Tnpcf bags. fWiWc. &C Brooklyn house, :
state salary full particulars. 100 Herald,
Herald 81.
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eAf-EsAfEN

SAlsE.ss u tsss
We are starting class In salcsmanship
Monday ~ 10 A. NJ. We teach YOU tho
science cf selling. and II you qeail'y We
Put sou on our salrs force. this costs you
nothing. 80 experience necessary; be here.
Room iins-G. w. a4th n.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

Our product. which has worlr
wide patent protection. - nothtT
less than sensation III its llus
III a ncishboring city OF 10000 -
LAbitants 1905 of dealers visit.
have given Us their signed order
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

.. We have come into possession OF
one OF the most revolutionary
preaucts ever put on the Ameri-
can market.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-08-11
MANCHESTER

The Ladies Benevolent Society of the
Congregational Church will hold their
annual sale Of food. useful and fancy
articles and home made candy in the
church parlors on Tuesday, August the
10th. from 10 to 4. Advertisement
There will be dance and a Dickens
entertainment on Thursday evening,
August 18th, given by the Manchester
Community Club for the benefit Of
Burr & Burton Seminary. It is hoped
that there will be a large attendance
az this affair as il is for particularly
worthy cause. Advertisement.
Miss Sarah W. Nelson, formerly Of
Manchester Depot, bui now Of New
York City, is visiting friends in town
for a short tine and has been stop
ping at the Colburn House. Miss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-08-11

Nelson is engaged in teaching in New
York City Miss Nelson's family are
living at Stamford, Conn, but she has
been located in New York for some
time. Louis Nelson, a brother, is a
student in the Columbia Law School.
DR.. II. w. Eliot, A. c. 0rvis, l.. f.
Wiley and o. X. Bennett left Saturday
afternoon for a week end camping
trip. They were joined at the Grout
Job by r. B. Hurley, who returned
with the party on Monday. They
went over by the turnpike through
Sunderland and the Kelley Stand and
returned via Stratton, Jamaica, Lon
dondelry and Peru. They found the
mail highways in first class shape but
the back roads were in pretty rough
condition.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-08-11
MANCHESTER DEPOT

Mrs. Mary Lath~op of Arlington,
was a recent guest Of Mrs. H. s. King.
For Glasses see Slader, Optometrist,
at Colburn House, Friday, Aug. 10Th.
Advertisement. 1S-2w.
Mrs. Lauren Squires and children Of
Bennington, who have been spending a
few weeks in town, lave returned.
Hon. and Mrs. W. F. Andrews, with
out Of town friends, left today for a
ten days trip through the White
Mountains and to the Maine coast.
Chas. D. McLane and family and
Howard McLane and family Of Attic
bo.o. Mass, have been spending a
week with Mr. and Mrs. B. 6. Cleve-
land.
Mrs. A. Sidney Edison and daughter,
Dorothy of Bennington, who have
been visiting at A. II. Clayton's, re-
turned home Tuesday evening, accom-
panied by Miss Kathryn Clayton who
goes with them for visit.
Hon. and Mrs. j. w. Fowler OF this
village and Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Fowler Of West Lebanon, n. T., re-
Gently took an auto tour through east
ern New York state and the Thousand
Islands in the car Of Warren Fowler
They returned Saturday and report
fine trip.
There will be a dance and Dickens
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-08-11

entertainment on Thursday evening.
August 18th. given BY the Manchester
Club for the benefit q
Burr & Burton Seminary. II Is hoped
that there viii be a large attendance
al this affair as il is for particularly
worthy cause. Advertisement.
Mr. ard Mrs. Oscar Elwell are
guests q Mrx Carrie Turner. Mr..
and Nrs. Elwsll, who for some time
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-08-11
Ethan Allen Coffee

Is Just the very best Coffee obtanable II costs little
more goes farther and when il is made and served
right you have supreme cup that cannot be equaled
in any other blend.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-08-11

past have been living in Springfield.
Mass, and from the Y. NJ c. A. train
Ing school located there Mr.. Elwell
recently graduated with honors, en-
pet 70 leave and make their home IN
the near future in Keene, NH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-08-11
MANCHESTER

tfBek for Bss n his business
X ard A G OTrls have parehas-
- . Ford car fgr their business
Hor " Hapgood ~ Peru. was Is
this sexton On business. Monday.
Roouirg accommodations with
beard q, Epelhgrst Tea Rooms adv
Mra c A. Sands Is entertaining
Hr Hazard of Ess OrauFe. y =
Hon Harry A. Black. Secretary q
State. Saa IN this village on Monday
Or business
s. Johns Episcopal Church IN this
village q being greatly improved b.
coat o. paint.
For Glasses see Slader, optometrist.
a. colburn House Friday. Aug 10Th.
Advertisement. ls-2w.
Mrs. George 0rvis ard son Frank
In have returned from q business trip
20 Ecw York City.
Miss Marjorie Hamilton has return
"a from a week visit in Hudson Falls,
and Lake George. ~ Y.
8r and Mrs. Donald Carr have re-
turned from their wedding trip passed
IN the White Mountains.
Mrs Mark s. Willing Of Chicago,
has been a recent guest Of Mrs, H. II.
Porte- az her home in this village.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Maxim are
entertaining their niece, Miss Knit
hing during the month 81 August.
This section was treated TO heavy
ran storm on Sunday night and with
a decided drop in tho temperature on
Mend ..
Mrs. Abram Brod mas joined Mr..
B-od. the pianist Of the Equinox Or
chestra, and will be here for the
month Of August.
Miss Mildred Farrar Of Boston, who
WAS visiting her aunt, Mrs. Geo. l..
Towsley for short time, has returned
to her duties in the city.
James A Garfield and family Of
Pleasantville, n. Y, were in this VIII
LACE On "Wednesday. They are stop
ping in Arlington for season.
Mss Mary b. Gleason has as guests
Miss Wellington Of Troy, N. Y, Mrs.
Louis Childs Of Hudson, N. Y, and
Thomas K. Kimball Of Omaha, Neb
Their many friends in Manchester
are extending congratulations to Rev.
and Mrs. Dumont Clarke upon the
advent Of daughter on August 9Th.
Miss Edith Thompson, accompanied
by her grandmother, Mrs. Plynn Stan
nard Of Dorset, spent the week end
with her aunt, Mrs. Frank Shock, in
Albany, n. Y.
Dewitt +. Lewis, the Bennington
optometrist, will leave Tuesday, Aug
ust 9th. for a two weeks vacation,
dividing his time between his camp AZ
lake Cossayuna, n. Y, and the Con- .
neeticut beaches. Advertisement
In a recent card TO the editor from .
Paris, Edward s. Isham says that the
Isham family are all well and ct that
time were leaving for trip into Hol- .
lcnd viz the occupied zone. Says that
Il is very hot throughout all that
country.
Golf was king in this village on
Tuesday when the two great English
golfers, Abe Mitchell and Geo. Dun
ian, met the American Open Chan'- {:
pion, Jim Barnes, and the Ekwanok !:
professional, Andrew j. Christie, in a !.
Is hole match at the Ekwanck Coun- !
ny Club. The match was won by the i
by up and to play.
Rev. Robbins w. Barstow Of Com
ord, y. H., will ofiiciate at the ser I
ices Of the Congregational Church !
ext Sunday. Mr. Barstow preached
asst Sunday morning. Mr. Barstow's
many friends in town were glad TO see
md hear him again. He will be re-
rendered as a son Of the Rev. John I
3arstow who was the pastor Of the !
Church for several ]
ears in the early '00's.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-08-11
LIGHT READING

In addition 10 a good Selection
Of the newest and best selling
fiction including. Of course.
The Bnmming Cup" by Dor
othy Canfeld-we have a new
lot Of Copyrighted Reprints at
80 cents each.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-08-11

The Founding Of New England
By Adams is delightful reading.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-17
HERE'S HOW HARD
JANITORS SWEEP
They Whisk BrOOnrS Right
OUer GIiStening JeUeL.

A glistening little diamond, valued
at 800, lay on the floor Of a cellroOm
ut police headquarters for hours today,
unnoticed. Men who have served time
and some men who will probably serve
time" walked IN and out of that cell and
never looked at the floor, or the diamond.
Then the janitors came, and they swept
"every inch Of that cellroOm," and re-
moved all the dirt from the floor, but
they did not touch that diamond
Detectives Barnaby and Church ques-
toned Julian Overman, IS, Connersville,
who had been picked up" by Patrolman
ROminger on charges OF carrying con-
cealed weapons and vagrancy. He ad-
mitted he was wanted" in Carthage on
a charge of burglary. as he had broken
into a hardware store and had stolen
the automatic pistol found in his pocket
with IS when he was arrested. He also
admitted he had stolen a diamond ring
from a woman for whom he worked at
Carthage.
Where was the diamond? He said he
dropped il on the floor of the cellroom
He was afraid he would be found with
1t in his possession. The detectives bur
ried to the cellroOm.
There they found the diamond, just
where the janit0rs had swept. Overman
was charged with being a fugitive from
justice. He was arrested when he ran
from Patrolman ROminger at Illinois anO
Market streets.