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The New York herald., 1921-04-10
Statesmen

Statesmen
We're ready not only to talk big money
but TO put It within your easy reach. And
we don't call for more OF a showdown =
any aggressive, clean cut. amh'"ega. cen.s
in-earnest, outstanding an e laa an WI
quickly supply r-svG Fs 4ecat.Ve or aiva
and over = wect Ncp uast VI an ~ ttt
above NMaM r0cf .h a. but cncs p
ton VIII Gernoteut, eonessiv a4
you'll re f0a 1ngS aEaa4a lae na s'st-
entity at 'v. f~llrs ela Ut s.~i take II
for granite q trat rHl aN@a DIG money, rcaiize
its value AND a.e willing to work hard 10
get II. Don't apply II your head Is likely
to DO turned by exceptional earnings from
the very start. II you think you can qualify
call Monday Tuesday, between and I.
MR.. coUDERT.
ROOM 1908.
go WEST AID ST.
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LARGE D'KLYN MANUFACTURE
ING CORPORATION OF MA
TIoNAr. REPUTE OFFEns Po-
sITIoN or PRODUCTION MAN
AGER: QUALIFICATIONS CALL
FOR A YOUNG MAN t3O-so) OF
UNQuEsTIONABLE CIfARAc-
TER WHO HAS A RECORD TO
PROVE HIS ABILITY TO
HANDLE A DIFFICULT PRO
DUCTfON PROBLEM; APPLf-
CANT MUST POSSESS ExECU-
TIVE ABILITY or THE HIGH
EST ORDER AND a PERSON
AIITY WHICH WILL ENABLE
HIM TO SECURE THE COOPER
ALTON or a LARGE STAFF OF
OLD EMPLOYEES. COMPLETE
KNOwI.EDGE or MODERN
PRODUCTION METHODS ARSo-
T.rTELY ESSENTIAL. GRADtf-
ATE or TECHNICAL CoLbEGE
PREFERRED. J 1888 HERALD.
HERALD SO.
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MANAGER. = SALES MANAGER
WANTED, ONE ACCUSTOMED TO
HANDLING MEN SELLING HOUSE,
HOLD SPEcIALTIEs. a GOOD OP-
PORTUNfTY FOR a LIVE WIRE
THAT rs WILLING TO PUT THE
ENERGY BEHIND AN ELECTRIC
ARTICLE or MERIT. POST Of
FIcE BOX 30, STATION l. n. y.
MANAGER for hIgh class apartment hotel;
one who thoroughly understands renting
also able 10 handle help; must have five
years New Work city experience. Mr.. Nc
Intyre. Hotel Colonial. sist 81. and Column
bus nv.
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sALEswoMEN.
A WALL STREET INVEST
MENT HOUSE WANTS A
FEW LADIES TO SELL
HIGH GRADE SECURI-
TIES: EXCELLENT CON-
MISSIONS ARE GIVEN.
WITH OPPORTUNITY FOR
PERMANENT CONNEC-
TIoNS. c 772 HERALD.
2s0 B'wAY.
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MEN WANTED.

MEN WAN TED.
Ten men who can furnish good
references and who would like to
associate themselves with the
largest firm in the country. un-
limited advancement for the right
men. Apply in person. 110 West
10th ST., n. y. room 2oi.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Domestic Help wan-ea.

GIRLS WOMEN
WE ARE
offering you the best positions IN the
very best families with the best
wages.
City or country.
YOU ARE
to receive our best efforts, our hon.
est services. You have ehe best
chances in the world TO select your
own position. as hundreds of EN-
ployers are visiting our y Agency
daily, and they are all eager to have
US serve them.
THEY ARE
the empioyers--only too glad to en-
ploy you through US. They win
even give you higher wages than you
can get through others. because they
know LAZARE understands his busi-
ness and Is conducting IL honestly
and In tho highest degree OF eff
NO REGISTRATION FEE.
NO OFFICE FEE.
LAZARE'S EMPLOYMENT SERVICE,
200 EAST 72D ST.
PHONE RHINELANDER. 4044.
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Statesmen.

During the next five YEARS Americans
viii buy billions OF dollars OF foreign
bonds This New York banking house
wants two strong. capable salesmen TO
take advantage OF this unusual de-
mand. Our government bond plan
eliminates competition and enables
you 10 easily sell and make substan-
tial earnings. II you are a salesman
your opportunity is here. Bond ex-
perience unnecessary. Full cooperation
and every encouragement for advance.
mcEt.
Call 1890 to 1890.
room !. Wall Street.
Inquire for manager.
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.afe for Help Wanted Advertising is 35c.
q ..ne for time; 33c line, three times
y;shin Ueek; 3oc. oSltne seven consecutive
issues.
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SUBSCRIPTION CORRESPOND
ENT WANTED IN SUBSCRIP-
TION DEPARTMENT OF LEAD
ING TECHNICAL MAGAZINE,
EXPERIENCED YOUNG WOMAN
TO INVESTIGATE AND ADJUST
COMPLAINTS. THE OFFICE AND
GENERAL WORKING CoNDI-
TIONS ARE IDEAL IN EVERY
RESPECT; HOURS 0 TO 5, ~
O'CLOCK SATURDAYS. IF YOU
ARE OF EXECUTIVE CALIBRE
AND THOROUGHLY QUALIFIED
TO HANDLE THE ABOVE WORK
AND ARE LOOKING FOR A
POSITION WHERE THE oPPOR-
TUNITY FOR GROWTH is uN-
LIMITED, WRITE US A LETTER
OUTLINING YOUR ENTIRE BUS
MESS EXPERIENCE. SALARY
TO START. &C. ALL APPL1CA-
TIONS WILL BE HELD IN
sTRICTEST CONFIDENCE.
F 2s4 HERALD. HERALD SO.
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HELP WANTED-s,ALE.

MAN. competent. to take full
charge of cut meat department
In a large supply house: one who
has had experience IN filling orders
for hotels. restaurants. steamships
and Institutions. good salary paid
TO right party. state experience.
Address i31 Herald. Herald 50.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

sALEswoNfEN.
wOMEN'S COATS,
wOMEN'S SUITS AND DRESSES,
MISSES SUITS AND DRESSES,
CiiILDREN'S DRESSES.
GIMBEL BROTHERS,
33D ST. AND BWAY.
WISH TO ENGAGE EXPERT
ENCED SALEswOMEN WHO
ARE ENPERIENCED IN THE
SELLING OF THE ABOVE
LINES. HIGHEST SALARIES
AND COMMISSIONS.
Apply Employment Office. 9Th Floor.
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AGENTS WANTED.

ware.
AGENTs-Heres one OF the best lines of
food flavors, perfumes, soaps, toilet prep
arations, &C, ever offered; no capital need
ed: complete outfits furnished free TO work.
ers. Write to-day for full particulars.
American Products Co.. 1902 American
Building. Cincinnati. Ohio.
AGENTS should earn 80 TO $40 a day sure.
and more II you want II. working for us
among your friends: write to-day for COM
plete details and demonstrating outfit.
Christy, 203 Commercial Bldg, Newark.
~. Y.
AGESTS--BURN WATER INSTEAD OF
GASOLINE In automobiles. auxiliary water
carburetor aleo eliminates carbon: tremen-
dous saving distributors earning large prof
It's: details free. America Co.. Dept. A. p.
-. Cincinnati. Ohio.
AGENTS. Men should earn $3.50 an hour
displaying Thomas allweather coats; you
simply wear coat and book orders: no dcl!v-
er.nr or collecting. coat FREE 10 workers.
Thomas Mfg. Co, Section 1919, Dayton. Ohio.
-
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NEcKwEAR MANAGER.

Wanted. thoroughly experienced man
10 take complete charge of factory In
one of the largest r1en's neckwear
concerns: only those who have held
such positions need apply. s. T., Gi9
Lonacre Bldg, New York.
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FINISIIER

FOUNTAIN PEN SALESMAN.
experienced. with car. to cover well developed
territory near New York city; unusual OPP
portunity: give full record. age and present
employment TO secure interview. GSl Her
aid, $50 Broadway.
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EDITORS ASSISTANT.

Old established trade journal needs
young man OF ability and education 10
eerve AZ assistant TO editor. should
have repertorial and desk experience:
state age, salary, references and posi-
tions held 70 date. n. G., 46J Herald.
Herald so.
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REAL ESTATE broker wanted by high class
firm TO sell units Of cooperative apart
ment. highest class, big commission. sur-
results. no salary. permanent arra1gement, I,
state experience. u 3sl Herald, Herald SCI
IFAIs EsTATE--rrominent 9Th nv. Christian
offices offer flre opening 70 experienced
broker. strictly commission basis. state are.
experience. Upgrade. 2i5 Herald. Herald
square.
ftEAITY Salesman for office on upper West
side: leads furniched. drawing account and
commission, state qualifications fully. Ad-
drcrs q cf2 Herald, Harlem.
RADIO operator wanted. VINO speaks Span
ieh for schooner trip to Central America.
Apply 10 A. ~. room Ao5. 10 r. 49d -.
EsNAN--Expcriencc real estate. with
long established concern, real opportunity
for live wirc, r. II. Kelley. los ~. issth ct
Statesmen I'll whf4sale paper house. must
be experienced salary or commission
Heller & Usdan, rs Greene st,
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NEW YORK
SALES REppESENTA

SALES REPRESENTATIVE
WI have an opening for sales representative
In New York territory worth over $40 900 per
year to the right man; this means sales
man who can reach large Industrial plants.
railroads, shipyards. etc: acquaintance In
this line and with electrical jobbers an as
set our product Is special line OF electric
cords and cable; state previous experience
and references; commission basis. G13
Herald. Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

MEN.-Nt. week 10 special men 10 traVel
by automobile and introduce 300 candle
power coal oil lantern for farmers. dairy
men, hucksters, gardeners, contractors: we
furnish the auto free. Write for particulars.
Thomas Mfg. Co., File 3l6, Dayton. Ohio.
MEN
over 80; substantial representative capable
of directing and Interpreting instructions; !;
must look and act the part: sales ability
necessary. Call 29i Metropolitan Life Bldg
after 10 A. NJ
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MAN. : INVESTMENT Sc
cuRITY HOUSE WANTS
A LIVE WIRE CONTACT
TO PLACE PART OF ITS
PRESENT AND FUTURE
ISSUES WITH INVEST
MENT AND pfSTRiBuT-
ING HOUSES: MUST HAVE
LARGE ACQUAINTANCE
AND GOOD CONTACTS TO
QUALIFY ron HIGH COM
g4MMHssas2Hs sSI MERaID. $50 rAip; iBp'w;AYc.
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AGENTS.
WE WANT MEN AND WOMEN

WE WANT MEN AND WOMEN
WHO ARE DESTROYS OF MAKING
$40 10 $500 per week clear profit from the
Mitcheli's Magic Marvel Washing Compound
washes clothes spotlessly clean In 10 10 10
nous repeat orders, enormous profits; moth
ing else like It: natures mightiest cleanser
contains no lye, lime. acid or wax free Fam.
every package: exclusive territory; Baker,
Ohio, made 5000 last month; you can do as
well. Send for free sample and proof, l..
Mitchell 4 Co., Desk !, l3os-l3ls East olNt'
Chicnra
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AGENTS.
81 900 Per Man Per County Strange inven-
tion startles world: agents amazed. Ten
inexperienced men divide $4,000. korstad.
n minister. slo5 first ~ hours. 81 200 cold
cash, made, paid, banked by stoneman in
80 days; $4,000 TO date. hot or cold
running water bath equipment for any home
at Sf5o. Self heating. No plumbing or
waterworks required. Investigate. Exclusive
sale. Credit given. Send no money. Write
letter or postal to-day, Allen Mfg. Co..
B14 Allen Bldg. Toledo, O.
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COUPLE, man and wife. white. for general
work, wife for general housework. plain
cooking: no laundry: man for yard and gem
cral work around: also drive car; family 3
adults wants couple with good record. highly
recommended, wishing good permanent home.
nice private bath; this for private home In
White Plains. N. y. which is y minutes
ride from 125th ST. or 3S from Grand Cen
trail. G. Riegger, care Good Mfg. Co.. 303
Fast bath st. Phoie Merose 4050.
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AGENTS Wanted. Sell ecesslties.-Every-
body needs and should buy the Business
Guide" Bryant cleared $500 IN 80 days:
Gutelius, $500 In 20 days. Send for sample
It's free. Nichols Co. Napcrville. III.
AGENTS wANTED--I.. Jones. fllinoa, clear
cd 500 last week with Progress OF a
Race" It's brand new and every negro
should buy. Send for free sample. Nichols
Co, Naperville, III, Box ~.
AGENTs-A business OF your own make
sparkling glass name plates, numbers.
checker boards, medailions, signs: big illus
trated book FREE. l.. Palmer, 100, Wooster.
Ohio
AGENTS. New guaranteed hoalary PROPOSE
tion. wears year or replaced free. s3.NO
an hour TO workers should bo earned: sam
pie free. Thomas Mfg. Co., 2l6 Thomas
1ldg., DAYTON, OHIO.
AGENTS Winning 7" combination best 81
seller IN % years. at si everybody should
buy: new sales plans; line up quicki II. NJ
Davis. Dept. 7i8. Chicago, III
AGENTS should earn s0O-t2Uu weeR. free
samples; gold sign letters: any one can
put on store windows. big demand. liberal
offer 70 general arents. Metallic Letter Co.
~ y. Clark. Chicago.
AGENTS wanted everywhere Bcii unique 81
article: unprecedented demand large COM
mission: steady income. Il i95 Herald. Her
aid sd.
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HELP WANTED ADVER TISEMENTS
HELP WANTED-MALE.

BOY wanted in export office, one with some
experience: AMERICAN, GENTLE; must
have good references; state age, experience,
salary desired. Address 10 Herald, 20
B'way.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

TRY WHITE SPACE TOP.
BOTTOM AND SIDES or
YOUR AD. SEE THE DIP
FERENCE IT MAKES IN
THIS AID.
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MEN. IMMEDIATELY.
MEN--UNUsUAL- OPENING.

MEN-UNUsUAL OPENING.
Two men needed Immediately 10 work with
me In New York office: absolute integrity
first requisite; selling experience desirable; {;
must have personality common sense and de-
termination: splendid opportunity for quick
promotion to managerial position; don't hesl-
pay you to make a change. Write II 2S0
Herald. Herald So. giving phone number.
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COUPLE wanted In Westchester county.
small family; man as gardener care OF
poultry, generally useful and able TO drive
car when required: wife to cook and do
general housewcrk urtil about June 1. after
that date couple TO live in furnished apart
ment, building on the premises, ana
rhen wife to do family laundry; must have
best OF reference: permanent position as
helpers and caretakers Is available. Apply.
stating ages and nationality and interview
Will be arranged. r fs2 Herald. Herald SO.
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CHAUFFEUR-For private family near city;
must be competent. generally useful, and
board himself: wages $50 Apply, giving
references and last position, + 2Il Herald,
rt
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CANvASSERS. hustlers. to sell delicious
food products used In every home: liberal
commission and full cooperation unusual OPP
portunity for large profits. Vero, ITO B'way.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

EXPERT PsNMAN WANTED.
Permanent position. Apply In own hand
writing. giving age and references. A 1927
Herald. Fulton 81.
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II ~ WILD CO. 305 5th av.. cooks,
kitchenmaids, couples, laundresscs, nurses.
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CANyASSER for warehouse business whose
insurance rate Is very low state refer
formation confidentially treated. X Her
aid Herald So
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Men and women TO sell OZO, cola, the
new drink for soda fountains. Write for
particulars. Address Syrup Products Co..
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AGENTS should earn A75 week selling
Cresco raincoats: be independent; no col
M free. Improved Mfg. Co.. Dept. 9S. Ash
fand Ohfo
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AGENTS should earn SO an hour; newest
kitchen tool; every woman usually uses y
ple free Thomas Mfg. Co.. desk BIG, Day
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AGENTS, statesmen, dealers. handle fastest
selling automobile accessory ever invented.
manufactured by ]. w. johnson. inventor OF
the well known U. & J. carburetor; timer
guaranteed for 10 years; exclusive territory.
Johnson Automatic Timer Corporation, l32o
The New York herald., 1921-11-23

now to feel that they have acquired a
new access of strength.
The settlement may be along lines
quite different from those hitherto fore
shadowed, but of such a character as to
enable all three sides to the controversy
Sim Fein, Ulster and England-to
save their political faces. 1t was author
itatively stated tonight that the per-
fection of a council of all Ireland into
controlling legislative body for a
united country, does not form part OF
the contemplated offer. The new plan Is
said to be couched in such terms as to
enable those Ulster leaders, in business
as well as those in politics who are
genuinely anxious TO see settlement,
TO demand that the die hards' come IN.
II is believed that Mr.. Lloyd George
is preparing to put this situation UP to
Sir James Craig. premier of Ulster.
t>when he meets him tomorrow, on one
hand showing him the way he can settle
and on the other that refusal to settle
will bring Ulster against the entire
authority of the Empire. 1t is consid-
cred highly likely that Sir James Craig
will return to Belfast Thursday or Fri
day, with new argument in his hands
to convince instead of coerce Ulster into
an agreement.
The New York herald., 1921-11-23
COP HELD UP, ROBBED,
THEN SHOOTS SUSPECT
Thugs After Stealing $40
Overlook Reuolver.

Patrolman John p. Cullen of the But
Ter street station, Brooklyn, shot and
wounded twice last night a man who.
he alleged, was one of three that leaped
at him out of a doorway in Pacific, near
Hicks. street, and beat and robbed him
of $40.
Cullen was on his way to his home at
292 Columbia street in civilian clothes.
AS he passed the Hicks street corner
the men seized him. He found himself
in a grip he could not break, with one
of the men choking him and holding his
legs. The others took the money, but
overlooked his revolver.
One of the men then hit Cullen on the
head. knocking him down. He got up.
somewhat dizzy, and fred two shots.
Searching in the dark a hundred feet
away ne found man wounded.
Cullen sent the wounded man to Long
Island College Hospital, where two bull
let wounds were found in his right hip.
The man identified himself as James
Gallagher. aged 33, employed as a porter
in n cafe at 372 Hicks street, and also
a dock worker. Charges of assault and
robbery were made against him. He said
he was only a bystander and had taken
no part in the robbery.
The New York herald., 1921-11-23

Special Gable to THE New YoRK HERALD.
Copyright, 1891, by THE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
London, Nov. 22.
London Is still In the dark as to the
purpose of Stinnes's visit. Although he
has seen a score or more prominent peo-
pie here within the last two days all of
them are keeping their own counsel, and
Stinnes's own retinue confine themselves
to denying all and every rumor.
The chemical trades say they think he
is busy with coal, the coal trade says il
is chemicals, the newspapers say it is
Russia, and those persons here with Rus
sian interests say they only wish he
would help them.
Government circles, however, persist
emily deny a Berlin report circulated
here that SHINES came here with Lloyd
Georges encouragement.
persistent inquiry among Americans
here falls to reveal that he has estab-
lished any important contacts with
Americans, although there are two i'm
portant Americans here with whom he
might be expected to talk II It is true
that he Is seeking help in connection
with Russia through Anglo American CO.
operation. Both these men tonight de-
MED they had seen SHINES or knew what
he was here for.
The New York herald., 1921-11-23
WALES AFOOT MIKES
WITH INDIAN CROWDS

LONDON, Nov. 22 (Associated
Press) Describing the reception of the
Prince of Wales in Bombay, the corre-
spondent for the London Times relates
how the Prince broke away from his
scheduled programme at the Poona race
course in Bombay province last Sum
day. making half mile detour in order
to pass unaccompanied through the
crowds.
Striding well ahead of his staff, says
the correspondent. the Prince walked
close to the rails. laughing. acknowledg-
ing cheers. exchanging greetings. touch
ing hundreds of eager outstretched
hands and then inspecting a group Of
veterans in the centre of a great throng
of Indians.
The correspondent in his despatch
doubts IL ever before in the history Of
India "either the ruling chief or the
Emperor's son has thus gone afoot to
make himself one with the mass Of
people,"
A despatch to the Morning Post from
Bombay said that William Francis
Dogherty, an American engineer, was
killed in last weeks rioting in that city.
The coroner's verdict. following an in
quest, says the despatch. was that he
died of injuries from sticks thrown by
the rioters.
The Calcutta correspondent for the
Evening Ne,os says news has been re-
ceived in that city of grave rioting in
Champaran, town In the northern part
of Behar In the Patna division of Ben
gal. The despatch said mobs had looted
and burned factory and set fire to
European bungalows.
The correspondent said authorities
attributed the rioting to followers of
Mahatma Gandhi. the Indian mon
cooperationist" leader.
The New York herald., 1921-11-23
ULSTER MOBILIZATION
NEARLY ENDED PARLEY
Lloyd George Conuinces Sim
Fei7 1t Was Unauthorized.

Special Gable to THE New YoRK HERALD.
Copyright, 1891, by THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
London, Nov. 22.
The Irish negotiations took an unex-
pectedly favorable turn on Premier
Lloyd Georges return to town. 1t is re-
ported that he was able to convince the
Sim Fein delegates that the govern
ment was in no way connected with the
Belfast order for mobilizing Ulster vol
unteers. which created such resentment
in South Ireland
This order yesterday threatened to
wreck the entire negotiations. A mobili-
zation of the Ulster volunteers is equiv
alent in the irish situation to the mobili-
zation of the great Powers in 1914. II
meant war and nothing but war. And
the Sim F'ein delegates believed that
Ulster would not go that far without
the sanction of Downing street. They
interpret the move as being equivalent
to breaking off the negotiations. It
now appears the order was issued by
the divisional constabulary commission
er at Belfast without authorization from
the authorities Of Dublin Castle.
Assurances by Government officials in
London that the mobilization order was
given not only without the approval of
the British Cabinet, but was directly
contrary to it's desires, were repulsed
and. as a last resort, an unexpected
meeting between Mr.. Lloyd George and
the Sim Fein delegates was held to-day
Tonight he is reported to have success
fully convinced them that the order was
only an Ulster indiscretion resulting
from the Belfast fighting and was not
only most embarrassing to the Govern
ment, but against the desires of the
real leaders In Belfast itself.
Government circles refuge to discuss
what may be the basis for Mr.. Lloyd
Georges optimism. They profess not
to share II entirely. But the Govern
ment negotiating committee is reported