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The Washington herald., 1921-10-01
When the Nations Get
Together.

To the Editor, The Washington Herald:
When the nations get together on
q mission to agree,
With q broad, unbiased spirit as to
what IN wrong and right,
And shall understand each other in
the cause OF liberty,
which will make for Peace ana Jus
tice in q free and friendly light.
Then rude barriers Of envy. hatred,
jealousy and fear
Can be broken and grim phantoms
that have haunted human hearts
Through the dark. uncertain ages
Of this vague and doubtful sphere,
Shall subside beneath the surface
OF the worlds discarded arts.
All rash discord and contention
which arise from woeful aims,
But corrupt the peaceful power OF
life's calm and simple force
Etched and woven in grand gar
lands round imperishable names
That repect with hope and glory OF
clear and constant source.
In the long and ceaseless pilgrimage
across the centuries,
Nv WV NoA(c Ot wlSoOul
through dim chambers of the dead,
With . strong and silent pleading to
the passing destinies.
winding on in weary longing, CROP
ing for sane, goals ahead.
Shall war be q thing forever from
the lack Of lucid minds
To discern and move In concord. as
vast planets high and bright?
II the earth an outlawed Eden cast
adrift with dire designs,
Doomed to darkness and connection
Of some wild satanic night:
War shall reign until some nation
holds the power Of control.
And directs. by rule OF reason. true
devotions Of mankind
Striving, through the years together,
with q calm and wistful soul.
Haunted BY no evil visions. such as
warfare leaves behind.
Joy n what makes life worth living
In . cheerful. peaceful way.
Wrought with honest toll and ef-
fort to the bettsrment and mirth
OF the world wherein all natiens
would they pull together, may
Dwell In unity OF purpose for the
welfare Of the earth.
e.oAoE SANDS JonWoNl
The Washington herald., 1921-10-01

The Herald has fsuAi that esrtaaa
wdtsrs sign Aetitiess names - tAslf
own. In . few instances ~ Ana tAsss
have escaped eur nsttos. We yin bsrs-
aftsi :Seutrs net snly tAs aans bsk IL
directory address. The opsa csart aAse
net bs abused. II 10 fer fair. inDsf-
senal, informative Hsesssisa and state
msnt Of opinieA.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-01
EDISON, FORTY YEARS AGO,
MADE SNOW REMOVAL rrsrs

Thomas A. Edison built a bri-
quetting machine forty wears aso
10 solve the problem OF snow re-
moval In New York City, II was
Drought out at a forum on SNOW
hemoNai m Ctties." held under the
auspices OF the materials handling
olVision OF the American Society OF
Mecnanical Engineers in New York
In letter to Nathau C. Johnson
read at the meeting. Mr. Fdi.on
called attention 70 aadescrfptIon n,
this experiment in Thomas A. EaI-
sons Biography" by Dyer ana Mar
tin. Quoting Mr.. Edison mis- d.-
scription said:
one time when they had a snow
blockade In New York 4 stared q,
build a machine with Ratchelor-a
Dig truck with a steamengine ana
compressor on IL. We would nm
along the street. gather all the
snow up in front of ns. PASS Az into
the compressor. and deliver little
blocks OF ice behind us In the sut-
ter, taking one-tenth the room OF
the snow, and not inconvenienclng
anybody. We could thus take cars
OF a snowstorm by diminishInr the
bulk or material to be handled. Tn.
preliminary experiment we made
was dropped because we went into
other things. The machine would
go as fast as a horse could walk
Mr. Edison's letter said that n.
stiIl had confidence in his machine
OF forty years ago. .Unfortunate-
~ the letter said. Il have not at
hand the details concerning the
horsepower Of the engine, ana the
size OF the compressor. The ex-
periments were entirely suocsssful.
but we hgursd that We could have
gotten much bettsr results AZ Ne
mad used a larger, compressor. I
think that q competsnt sneinssr
could readily agure out % s6icisst
VIM. 1'1 IA. - = sssAv~d
The Washington herald., 1921-10-01
No Hang-0ver Appropriations.

4 THE close of this year there will not be
IA dollar of money appropriated for the Dis
trict of Columbia which will not be used. There
will not be authorized improvement which will
not be under contract There will be no District
money in the treasury which will not be covered
BY definite eontrsst. Why any report to the .eon-
The Washington herald., 1921-10-01

Does income from alimony pay an excess
profits tax and does the payer still get $4,000
exemption married man and deduct alimony
from his taxable income? The answer may
give for the increase of marital troubles
among the over rich
The Washington herald., 1921-10-01

The Prince of Wales on his visit to India
will sail on batteship of sufficient tonnage
to carry $1,000 bottles of wine, 10000 cigar
cites, 10000 cigars and other refreshments of
similar nature He hopes while there to meet
PUSSY Foot Johnson and maybe have the
pleasure of entertaining him.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-01

1t is sure some Senate that has Borah
La Toilette, Hi Johnson, and Pat Harrison to
say nothing of John Sharp Williams, in its
happy family and of whom far as
known ever played golf
The Washington herald., 1921-10-01

"Emphaticaly," asserts the Great Com
moner, what the Democratic party needs is
votes and not notes words" boy, page
Mr.. William Ouija Bryan, the voiceless voter
now OF Florida, sometime of Nebraskar'
The Washington herald., 1921-10-01

Gen. Dawes has not yet reported on the
number of times the linen is changed at the
White House, or if Laddie Boy is fed on
oatmeal.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-01

When burglary insurance goes up 100 per
cent in a city, it is just well to trade some
where else.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-01
s1!s!sse.s!ny
Oc<cnIEc
sp8!zes


secSety fer PhilessphfesI I.s~,rx
Public Library today. 4:is D. m
Philosophical Aspects Of Elm
STEMS Theory OF Relatively" by
Prof. Edward Z. Richardson.
Wsshfngtsn Radis Club. America,
Association of Engineers Han
1917 New York avenue. this even
ing. y. m. N. Snyder. of the Bu-
reau Of Standards. will talk on
receiving set tests.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-01
Boost Fire Prevention Weex

Clean up rubbish.
Safety first.
Many fires are caused by the cars.
less use 3f gasoline. matches, open
lights. c8Ars and cigarsttsA -, :
StaSra a<no1a :,
The Washington herald., 1921-10-01

The real question may resolve itself into
the Limitations of arguments.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-01
Open C6urt Letters to The HeralA
BanSSeS>s|S6s safs>fESd fEe4

the United States Supreme Cour
as a last resort.
JUsTINIAN.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-01
A National Problem.

THERE is no economic failure so terrible in
its import as that of country possessing
a surplus of every necessity of life, in
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

GARAGE for sale or rent. with option of
purchase; modern. new. up to date garage
: Tbrick and stucco). with complete equipped
machine shop. including complete stock OF
supplies, tires. tubes. accessories: corner lot.
size 60xt20; steam heated, splendidly lighted;
' excellent central location: centre of town by
railroad depot and trolley. in northern New
Jersey, about 10 miles out from Fort Lee
ferry. Apply TO owners secretary, W. M. Y,
-fnth floor, 65 Worth St, New York city.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05
CAPITAL WANTED.

Established business wishes to expand,
wants 70 start branch stores In developing
the most successful chain store idea ever
conceived. Success assured. capital alone
needed for unlimited expansion. Will open
our business to complete investigation and
offer the fairest Inducements. Communi-
cate with US at once. 235 Herald. Herald
90.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05
CHANCE OF A LIFETIME.

- Autc mobile accessory tire business for sale,
whole sale and retail; established 1905: doing
-inm tnse business; golden opportunity for one
,ior $40 hustling young men to acquire one Of
,7the largest, best paying and constantly grow
ing businesses in Brooklyn. Only reason for
selling. owners compelled to do so in order
10 attend 10 other extensive business In
-Stsrests. Apply by letter only to O. 8. g.,
Hcom 2503. 110 West 10th ST., New York.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

ACCOUNTING EXECUTIVE. well versed In
business organization and administration,
general and public accounting. banking and
commercial law; registered accountant state
New Jersey: member American Institute OF
Banking; highest testimonials. Il 124s Her
aid. Fulton St
ACCOUNTANT, Junior, "a; n. Y. U. ac-
countancy student; experience; tax reports,
financial statements reasonable desires
position with accountant. j. Il. Lieb. 15o
Forsythe ST. N. V. Q.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
ny THE e., sErTLEMyENr OF AN

N THE SETTLEMENT OF AN
ESTATE an unusual investment op-
portunity 10 afforded and lucra-
tive business connectson to a capable
and congenial party. Estate owns
free and clear, title guaranteed, ex-
tensive residential properties within
the limits of Greassr New York: roll
ing partly wooded lands with valua-
BILE shore front, be7utiful views, pleas
ant environment. ideal location for
houses and homo Eites now In demand.
A part OF the property which has been
developed, including a number OF resi-
dences is to be offered for sale. and the
main portion OF the properties may
be developed ard sold forthwith. Con-
ditions of estsEe do not admit of its
carrying on th'ai work. Sufficient cap
ital. not TO eyE,eed SIS 900, is required
TO proceed witsl development and Gales.
Exclusive riHits will be granted. no
investment ia land need be made. En-
tire amount Invested. plus big returns
should be ISalized during the current
year. Highest references. Thorough
Investigate on invited.
ESTATES. IS Broad ST. room 1874, :.
New York.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05
CIT GLASS


manufacturing concern in Bohemia wants
40 establish SALES BRANCH In the United
States arrangement desired is on the basis
of partnership; good opportunity for party
with trade established I'm this line as we'll
with trade and merchandising of cut glass;
( big sample line Is here for Inspection write
full particulars and the amount you ara
. willing to invest; references given and re-
auired. Address 643 Herald. Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

BROKER TO UNDERNEATH OR
MAKE CONTRACT TO SELL 5oo.-
900 SHARES OF THE STOCK OBJ
LARGH OIL CORPORATION NOW
PAYING BIG DIVIDENDS AND
DRILLING IN BOTH THE GUILE
COAST AND M1DCoNTINENT
FIELDS. ANSWER BY WIRE GREAT
SOUTHERN OIL CORPORATION.
MASON BUILDING. HoUs sToN.
TEXAS.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05
A FINANCIAL ORGANIZATION

A FINANCIAL ORGANIZATION
fs being formed by experienced men
which win operate under the banking
laws of N. Y. State. We need addi-
tional trsn to serve as officers and or
ganizers. An investment of So 900 will
be required frusa -=ssa who can measure
up to our standard. E-l- Cor Mr.. Reb-
scher. suite AZ, 2 Columbus Circle. or
phone Circle 5543.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

"A business manager required, having
knowledge of shipping and financial mat
tiers: must have good financial connections
and ability to bring about an expansion OF
profits: practical monopoly of this par
Sicuar line of business IS assured: salary
and bonus of $12. 900 upwards may be earned
by the right man; must be able to give sat
hsfactory bond. To receive consideration give
references and previous experience. CO.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

AN old established house wants meritorious
,o. stock issue to market among large follow
Ang; money must be for corporation pur-
poses. SUBSTANTIAL, Box so7 Herald,
Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05
FLORIDA

100000 corporation wants sales manager:
. we manufacture patented article needed by
over nine million people; indorsed by Gov
srnment; no competition; should net SIC. 900
annually; 81 900 to 50 800 capital required.
SCOTT CORPORATION, 72 w. Washington,
Chicago.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05
RARE OCCASION

FOR ONE WILLING TO INVEST
$500, 900 TO s400, 900 TO ACQUIRE
FULL PARTNERSHIP WITH FIRST
CLASS. HIGHLY RATED BERLIN
BANKING CONCERN (EXISTIN4
OVER 80 YEARS) w.gH ExTRAoR-
DINARY MONEY MAKING OPPOR-
TUNITIES. FOR PARTICULARS
WRITE TO r. N. U. 6044 AN ALA
HAASENsTEIN q YoGLER, BER-
LIN w. 35.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

Most unusual bargains in used cars are
found in the Automobile Erchdnge Of
The Herald. Turn to It NOW-Seetion
four
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

WANTED-zActive partner with $4,000 to
- 5000 in, a going established lumber bust
mess; INVESTORS money fully secured: this
will starA strict investigation and references
Jwill be Furnished. details will be given at
spersonay Interview, iIo Herald. Her
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

CHAUFFEUR PACKARD EXPERT. SIX
YEARS PACKARD FACTORY. SEVEN
YEARS LAST EMPLOYER: AGE "a; SIN
GLE: co ANYWHERE. " pa HERALD,
HERALD SQUARE.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05
BANKING

BANKING.
Young man. good character.
would like 10 make connections
with reliable banking institu-
tion In New York city whore un-
limited future Is open to efficient,
conscientious worker; four years
constructive and practical bank
ing experience: substantial refer
ences. 632 Herald. Herald 20.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

REPRESENTATIVE wanted by established
e manufacturing corporations; neritorious
, proposition sold to all merchants, whole
s'ealers and retailers; possibilities unlimited;
BREEZE COMPANY. 1o5 N. Clark, Chicago.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05
A PROMOTER WANTED

TO build so bungalow camps: have 500 acre
grove three hours from New York; can rent
quickly. 1868 Herald. Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

REAL opportunity: will dispose of con-
trolling interest in newly organized plumb
ing and heating, supply company. including
large holding real estate; reason for selling.
other businessy BROAD MANUFACTURE
ING & SUPPLY CO.. 416 Land Title Bldg.
Phfladelphfa Da
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

Do you REQUIRE MORE CAPITAL7
= Industrial, oil or mining issue of stock
wanted by firm OF financially responsible
brokers' with n large list of proved Investors
Znd complete organization. office and
hAies. Over 20 years, experience. Straight
--commission basis. Address BROKERS'. room
l0T, 1855 Devonshire St. Boston, Mass.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

CHAUFFEUR light colored American,
single. 20. neat, willing. hard worker,
years references. expert repairs. moderate
wages; city, country % Herald. Herald so.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

;ITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
-~---~~~--~~-~----~-~-~-.----
Cooks. SC.
GIRLS. two. oolored one first class cook,
other kitchen helper. wish positions. %T6
Carlton av., BROOKLYN: Prospect 91s2.
WOMEN. 2 sisters. cook-chambermaid.
country. x 1432 Herald. Harlem.
Chambennaids. 80.
CHAMBERMAID. waitress and lnundress; 4;
good references; three first class girls
wish positions. Advertiser. care Miss Guiry.
0s2 bergen ST.. Brooklyn.
CIiAMBERMAID, refined. German American,
neat and clean. In private house or apart,
Taent n ss,h East Side pre,ierred' f. Mueller III
CIIAMBERMAID-wAI COMPETENT,
WILL CONSIDER ONLY C1TY POSITIoNi
GOOD REFERENCES. WRITE H. c.. z0S
COLUMBUS Av.
place in apartment. city, for summer:
wages $40. Write Conway. il6 Charles st.
CIIAMBERMAID. waitress or housework,
Irish; experienced; references. N 227 Her
CHAMBERMATD WAITRESS. Swedish;
small adult family: wages $40; references
141 Martense St, Brooklyn.
CHAMBERMAID or chambermaid and walt
erences. 2o2 Herald. Herald So
ID-WArTREsS.-Lady wishes
to place her chambermald-waitress: house
city. Call Monday. 10 to ~, BIO West list:
CHAMBERMAID (Scotch, ProtestanD wishes
position in Canada or Maine coast; no
agencies. N 17s Herald. Herald SO.
CIAMBERMAIDS-Two experienced Aus
trian girls wish chamberwork, waiting; !;
references, 30s West 18th St: write.
CIIAMBERMAID-Giri wishes position cham
ber work and sewing; city or country. Call
or write Caseys. 80 King st.
CIIAMBERAIAID. Irish girl. assist with
waiting: city or country; good references.
G. c., Jeanne dare Home. 253 w. oath.
CEAMBERMAID desires light position, coun-
try preferred. Cahill, care Sheridan. 123 w.
e3d st.
CIIAMBERMAID-Iris girl wants position;
no sewing. Call Logan. 943 9Th av
CHAMBERMAID, colored. or half time,
days work Miss simons. 109 p. 102d.
CIIAMBERMAID, nurse-Colored girl wishes
half time. Wilson. Aud. 2130, 101 w. 140th.
CHANiBERMAID or nurse girl, colored no
Sundays. Phone Audubon 2030. apt. A.
CIIAAfBERMAID, widow, child six. wishes
position. country. Box %. 1929 Sd av.
CTIAMBERMAID, highly recommended $50
sos. Letters 234 East 58d.
CTAMBERMAID, waitress, Austrianj Lake
Placid. Mrs. Evert. 20s East 54th
BERMAID-Respectabl girl wishes
position; sleep home. NJ. Guy, 10 W. 103d
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

IAN established business OF merit. manufac-
turing an essential for the musical trade.
will sell outright. with good will, eto. A
splendid opportunity for a young man wish
, ing business of unlimited scope. Owner
going South. Address l.. Box 06. Plainfield.
N u
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

CIIAUFFEUR-Couple wife 70 do housework
or cook six years experience, mechanic,
wishes position I'm country for summer; best
references. Address Chauffeur. 16s Column
bub av.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

BEAUTIFUL location for tea room In new
{ house on West End av., below seth ST.;
n5x60 feet; steam heati tenant must be able
TO make deposit on . year lease; rental
81, 600; ladies' preferred. Apply
CH1LDRESs. $50 w. SJ1TI ST
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

CHAUFFEUR. Japanese. reliable me
chanic. careful driver. wishes position
years experience. do other work. best ref
erences; go anywhere. T. $50 y. 18th 81.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

n FOR SALE Established manufacturing
plant, New York city; production 100, 600
staple profitable merchandise sold before
made: easy terms. Particulars 223 Her
aid, Herald So.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

CHAUFFEUR. first class mechanic. Swed-
ish 10 years experience on high power
cars wishes private position, city or coun-
try Johnson. i13 r. 62d 81.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

CHATTTETTR, II ycars experience. high
class cars. permanent position. private
family: do own repairs; references. Schuy-
ipr iOInf
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

I CHAt'irT'EUR 93. ringle. open for position,
/ city sr country willing act as second
chaufe~ir and useful man " necessary good
| references y. O.. 500 Herald. $50 nway.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

:. FOR A SCHOOL INSTITUTION.
: The most wonderful proposition In tho
State OF New Jersey; send for details and
Photographic. ESTATE, room Toi. 6S Park
row. New York.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

BUTLER-VALET. competent. seeks posi-
tion; 30 anywhere; good references.
272 Herald. Herald 90.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.
Housekeepers.

HOUsEKEEPER Mother and daughter wish
positions In small, refined home as house
keeper, first class cook. best references. I.
daughter as governess, nurse or waitress;
city or rountry. Write Mrs. W. Perry, 154
The New York herald., 1921-06-05
WANTED-FEMALE
General Housework, &c.

HOUSEVSORKER. colored woman. part time
or days work: reference. Williams. 100 w.
IQ7fh
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

WOMAN, reliable colored. wants chamber
work, assist children; excellent references.
Call Sunday. p. NJ. Phone Riverside 1915.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

EYES can't keep away from
white space. Have your want
ad set up like this.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

CHAUFFEUR. expert mechanic, Pierce Sim
piex. Locomobilc. any car: careful driver;
~ years experience four years references
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

BOWLING ALLEYS. basement, p5xt00, In
- theatre building, just completed In finest
- people only; give references. o 1860 Herald.
BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

= CONNECTIONS wanted with New York
y firms desiring Southern representation.
Address LTGBO DISTRIBUTING AGENCY,
room. s07 Hibernia Bank Building. New
The New York herald., 1921-06-05
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.

expert. nine years expert
ence. charge office. NJ 266 Herald. Her
aid 80.
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

CWAtTFFEUR single. French. polite and
obiiging, socks At position. az present
employed hiGh grade cars only. f47 fssr-
aid Herald so
The New York herald., 1921-06-05

ESTABLISHED business; need s2, 900 and
services; half Interest: experience unneces-
sery: quick earning possibiities unques-
tionable security for Investment. no brokers'
N 222 Herald, Herald 80.
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