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Arizona republican., 1921-11-25
COMPRESSED AIR INTO WHALE

Compressed air is playing a very important part in the whaling in dustry at the present time.
 After a whale is captured, com pressed air is used to make it float. each whaler being equipped with an air compressor. The whale is tied alongside the ship and a 4-foot spear is plunged into it. This spear is very sharp at the end and Is pro- vided with perforations through which the air escapes. At the butt of the spear there is attached a com pressed air hose. About two inches back of this hose there Is attached a heavy rope. The hose is about one hundred feet in length.
 After the spear has been rammed Into the whale the creature is pumped up to a pressure of about eighty inches which makes it float like a rubber ball. The spear is then with drawn and the hole plugged up with oakum. It requires only three or four minutes to deliver sufficient air with in the whale to make it float.
 After the whale has been properly inflated a flagstaff with a flag Is mounted on the carcas while the steamer leaves in the pursuit of an- other whale.
 The whale industry at the present time Is so different from the old in dustry that almost the only point of resemblance is that it deals with whales. Its operations, its products
Arizona republican., 1921-11-25
British Foreign Minister Warns
 French Delegates

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Arizona republican., 1921-11-25

its whole point of view is vastly different
 The new whaling Is based on the utilization of the entire carcass, of fishing in shore waters, on a system of capture far more certain that that of the old days and on bringing the entire whale to be cut up and pro- cessed at the factory.
 From the caracss there Is produced not only oil for which the soap in dustry has provided a new market, but fertilizers of first rate quality bone meat and whale meat, besides other commodities; so nothing is wasted. The patent packing house saying Everything is utilized but the squeal" applies in the whaling in dustry as everything is used but the blow.
 c. W. Geiger in the Compressed Air Magazine
Arizona republican., 1921-11-25
SPANISH FOREIGN LEGIONIAIRES TELL
 OF BAD TREATMENT
TRepubIlcan A. p. Leased WIreJ

PARIS, Nov 24-Thirteen Ameri- cans, all of them under 26 years of age. who had been serving in the Spanish foreign legion in Morocco, arrived in Paris today telling stories of hardships and cruel treatment.
 The Americans, who were accom- panied by 43 British legioners, now that they no longer are on Spanish territory, told how they obtained their release by swearing they were Canadian subjects. This deception was possible, they said, because the Spanish officials kept no record of those who enlisted in the foreign le zion. All British members were al lowed to resign on Nov. 16, the Amer jean reported, as a result of a letter of protest written to Premier Lloyd George by John Harris, a British member of the legion.
 Captain w. G. R. Mccartney of Cupar, Scotland, is credited by the Americans who saved their lives by swearing before the colonel of the legion that they were Canadians. When the Spanish officials discovered Harris was planning to leave with the Americans, they placed him un- der arrest announcing he would be punished. The released intend to make immediate representations to London.
 The Americans left P of their number behind in hospitals; four were killed in a recent fight. They say that none of the alluring prom ises made in recruiting appeals were carried out. The food given them made the Americans and British sick and they were able to eat only the meagre food which their pay would buy.
 Speaking of the unsanitary conii- tions which prevailed, the released men declared they were forced to go for three weeks without being able 10 wash their faces, while hospital arrangements were deplorable.
 The Americans stories were con- firmed by Dr. Alfred Woodbridge of London, who was attached to med- teal unit. He described how when bullets were removed from the wounded, because of lack of an- aesthetic the men were placed on a table and held down by two attend ants while the surgeon performed the operation.
 Tonight these men will leave for London, the British government pay ing their expenses. They hope the American government will pay their way back to the United States. Their names are:
 John E. Burns, New Orleans; AL fred J. Burns and William Carlsen, New York: Herman Saville and John Lockard, Philadelphia; James Arm strong, Nathan Oxenhorn. Samuel Anton and Henry s. Grew, Boston; William Williams, Jacksonville, Fla. l; George Medden, Burlington, N. J.; Bonnet Doty, Memphis, and Herbert Ninslette, Port Arthur, Tex.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-25

R. J. Reef Thos Kilkenny, Mrs Kitty Macdonald, Miss Louis Winterburn Mrs. Helen Hubbard, (who appeared camera shy) and W. H. Torpey. Oower Row) A. M. Nelson c. c. Sayre, A. H. Crane, Mrs. Dorothy O'Dea, A Fritazie and J. J. Dierks.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-25

day when the czar of Russia invited the nations to discuss disarmament and added that this did not prevent the most devastating war, or the ear from losing his life.
 He said he did not suppose our swords were going to be made into plough shares and he did not SUD- pose ''old Adam" was expurgated from man. It was by the resolution of the people that a change could occur, he said.
 Among the other points in the ad- dress was the statement that, look ing calmly ahead he believed a dec ade would pass from the signing of the armistice before normal con- ditions would be resumed.
 Look at what has happened at Washington" he continued. Until the meeting of the conference Japan was building ships, Great Britain was building ships and America was building ships. Why could they not cut their programs in half? Be- cause each one was afraid of the
Arizona republican., 1921-11-25

competition of the other. But they met at Washington. Some one gave the lead. another great power fol- lowed and in a moment you had an advance by common consultation and mutual action which might have taken years to achieve if 1t had been left to the initiative of any individual power"
 After saying the great powers would assist Germany provided she showed sincerity. he added.
 ''So long as Great Britain. France and Italy hold together l am hope ful of this result"
 He said in reference to the hos tilities between the Greeks and Turkish nationalists that it was very important that there should be no victory for either side and that there should be peace. That, he said. would be in the interests of both parties.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-25

or her individual interests and free dom of opinion. There is little or no real intimacy, though much l1xury-- supplied, it is always understood, by the husband. But no matter how lib- eral the latter may be, his wife usu- ally thinks. and often says, that he might be more so.
 Tanning a husband has the same sporting interest for an American girl as tanning a horse. hunting in the Rockies. or trout fishing in Canada. However, when once the conquest IS made and the fish hooked, there is less interest.
 That explains why divorces are more common in the United States than anywhere else in the world Georges Lechartier in La Revue de Paris.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-25
HEARSAY

HEARSAY Rub-Six hours a day Is enough for any man to work. Dub-How did you find 1t out?
Arizona republican., 1921-11-25
A SPORTING PROPOSITION

The sporting spirit expresses itself in every phase of Americas national life. Marriage in the United States is very different thing from what it is in France. It is a race for hap piness if you wish; but each one races for himself alone
 Sex competition supplants sex CO., operation. Each party preserves Eis
Arizona republican., 1921-11-25
hirty Six Die In
 India Disturbances

LONDON, Nov. 24-In the recent disturbances in BomDay. India, coin cident with the visit of the Prince of Wales, the total casualties. according to Reuters correspondent in that city was 56 killed, including two Euro peans and 150 sent to hospitals suf- fering from injuries. The situation Is becoming normal, the correspon- dent adds.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-25
Catholics Gair, 8 Chamber Seats h
 Belgium Election
A. P. Leased WIrel

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 BRUSSELS, Nov. 24-As a result of recent elections the Catholic party has gained eight seats in the cham Der, making its total 81; the Social ists losing four, retaining 66, and the Liberals maintain their quota at 34. The five remaining seats go to the minor parties.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-25
THE REASON FOR IT

Wife-You said you were at the Riche Bar last night and now An dersson says you were at the Pelican. Why did.you lie to me'2 Husband-Well, I couldn't say Pel- lean last night. - Sondags Nisse. Stockholm.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-25

Archimedes. who lived more than 200O years ago. designed and built a steaH engine that really worked.
The New York herald., 1921-02-09

Sut II does not follow that the
SCIENCE of selling cannot be learned.
1t is as teachable as arithmetic. II
you were able 10 grasp the simple
fundamental principles OF ARITHME-
TIC we will undertake 10 teach you
the few fundamental principles of
SELLING.
The New York herald., 1921-02-09
SALESMEN.

Several men over 25 to work with US
in local branch offices: absolute integ-
rity first requisite selling experience
desirable. must have personality. COM
mon sense and determination; splen-
did opportunity for quick promotion
10 managerial position: don't hesitate
to answer II you are employed; II VIII
pay you TO make a change. Call after
10 A. NJ. at any OF the following Of
fices:
Room 1l0l. so East 42d St, N. Y.
Room 294. Metropolitan Life Bldg. NY.
MADISON AV.
Room 502. 1882 Broadway. ~. Y.
Room 3l2. Ethan Flagg Bldg. Yonkers.
Room 00i. so Court ST.. Brooklyn
Room 601. Prudential Bldg, Newark,
". j.
The New York herald., 1921-02-09
SALE&NfEN.

We are organizing a big sales organization
TO place common shares OF stock OF a large,
well known and very successful OIL CORPO-
RATION; we need 80 live wire statesmen,
with or without clientele. to place this stock
for US In New York State. PENNSYLVANIA.
New Jersey and other territory. We are
especially anxious of securing men and
women who VIII give us their entire time |;
we VIII amply repay you and your future Is
assured; your compensation Is commissions ;
they are all you could ask from a large, sue
only consider applications from statesmen
whose references will bear investigation.
Address l.: A. Parker d Co.. 1872 Market ST.,
Newark, N. j.
The New York herald., 1921-02-09

Liberal commission 70 sales
men with clean record only 10 sell
the common stock OF a New York
corporation at Its par value $40
per share. No preferred stock or
bonded debt OF any kind. Large
factory and grounds unencum-
bered. New York city. Refer
ences: Five New York banks
and mercantile agencies. Dividend
policy 8 per cent annually. Paid
10 per cent. extra 1920. 1920
sales increased over 400 per cent.
Room 1909. 149 Broadway. New
York City.
The New York herald., 1921-02-09

STOCK Statesmen TO HANDLE
STOCK I=sUE or TIRE AAlsUFAc-
TURER. THE TIRE Is PNEUMATIC.
BUT GUARANTEED AGAINST Pune
TUREs, BLowoUTs AND OTHER
TIRE TROUBLES. ONLY HIGH
CLASS MEN WITH SUBSTANTIAL
CREDENTIALS NEED APPLY. COM
MISSION BASIS ONLY. CALL SUITE
so6. 1926 BROADWAY. 10 TO l2
A. NJ, 3 TO p. NJ.
The New York herald., 1921-02-09

SALESMAN.
Do not answer this advertisement unless
you are accustomed to making at least 81, 900
year. large, successful and favorably
known manufacturing company which is ex-
pandins wants three high price producers
to call on customers and stockholders TO
otler them an interest In our business; we
are about to start extensive advertising
campaign to sell block OF our securities; !;
leads. Inquiries and every cooperation will
be given; we want producers who viii de-
velop as field managers and who can organ
ize sales force. II. F., box 800 Herald.
Herald so.
The New York herald., 1921-02-09
HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen.

Let what other men have done
forecast a. future OF financial in
dependence for YOU. OF our sales
organization the Alexander Hamil-
ton Institute said in 1919, Their
sales methods are modern and up
10 date and opportunity TO Join
their sales force ought 10 be
good one" Two years ago we oc-
cupied one sales office and had
one sales manager. To-day we have
six sales offices. In five cities,
and have six sales managers, who
began with US as statesmen and
who are now averaging above
$4,000 a year. Within the next
year we contemplate doubling our
sales offices, thus making room for
six progressive. live wire salesme1.
one OF whom might as well be you.
II you're between % and 60 call at
our office nearest to you any time
time from 10 TO 4.
SUITE 1910. 25 W. AID ST.
SUITE 305, 1872 NASSAU ST.
SUITE So. lG6 MONTAGUE ST., B'KLYn
SUITE Z. 500 BROAD ST.. NEWARK.
The New York herald., 1921-02-09
AGENTS WANTED.
Male.
IMPORT
IMPORT

IMPORT IMPORT
TRADE WITH HOLLAND.
Latest edition of the Export Recorder, in
cluding classified directory OF manu-
facturers. importers, exporters, buyers and
sellers, wishing 10 extend their trade rela-
uors. In columns Extension of Trade Re
lations" subscribers can advertise and obtain
addresses of advertisers appearing under
Ref. No. free of charge. Ask for specimen
copy. On receipt of 60 Am. cts. sent post
free all over the world. Apply Editors 1.-THE
Export Recorder" 40 Keizersgracht, Am
serdam. Holland.
TREMENDOUS hit; omethIng that sells like
wildfire every home a prospect agents
make big money and soon become independ-
ent send 81 for sample and full particulars.
Address Texas Speciality Sales Co., p. o.
box 122. Houston. Tex
The New York herald., 1921-02-09
SALESMAN fsEcIrRITY,

SALESMAN (SECURITY)
or straight commission basis desired by pro-
gressive investment banking house, securi-
ties 10 sell OF corporations with established
records for paying dividends and interest; no
promotion schemes; pleasing personality and
honest determination to succeed essentiaE
all communications kept in strict confidence.
Address Box 80. Doremus Co., a Broad
et.. city.
sALEsMEN--Loose leaf speciality house can
use several experienced this line: commits
sion basis. els Herald, $50 B'way.
SALESMEN to canvass popular novelty, great
demand: commission: state age, qualifica-
tions. references. o 500 Herald Herald So
The New York herald., 1921-02-09
HELP WANTED-MALE.
BUSINESS BUILDERS
WANTED.

BUSINESS BUILDERS
WANTED.
You Can Earn $3.50 a Week.
AS matter OF fact. one commits
sion check paid this week was $3.50.
YoU sell YOUR services TO your en-
ployer and he pays you what you are
worth to HIM. The REAL CUES
TON Is: How much are you worth
to YOURSELF?
ures are MIsFITs. And you ARE a
failure unless you are cashing In on
the VERY LAST OUNCE Of your
ability.
II yAu can earn $3.50 a week instead
OF $40. $50 or 800 you are quitting
on yourself unless you do.
..Is.r.I pOnt say you viii will. never make "a 80.
are dong you ARE SELLING some
basic principle in all human relations.
You may be selling goods, services.
music, pictures, writing. ideas or per-
sonality. WHATEVER you are doing
the. minds OF men-and the same prin-
ciplcs are embodied in EVERY per-
suasive argument.
saleSn.en, men who INSTINCTIVELY
know how to make other men agree
with them. and that is all salesman
snip snip Is; Is, making FAX some re-, one AGREE
you believe they want to buy what
you have to sell.
But II does not follow that the
SCIENCE of selling cannot be learned.
1t is as teachable as arithmetic. II
you were able TO grasp the simple
fundamental principles OF ARITHME-
TIC we will undertake TO teach you
tho few fundamental principles of
SELLING.
TT This soi;, knowledge: howev9rs vii prStit
must contribute the headwork. the
footwork and the will, the determi-
nation 10 win. You can find men
pany In the country-men who WILL
seldom.
TO-DAY we offer you the OPPoR-
TUNrTY TO join one of the finest sell
ing organizations In the country. The
fellow who has just been travelling
but never arriving" needs change,
a new viewpoint. You WIN get 1t IN
help TO you just TO be associated with
hustling organization OF go-getters.
body OF men who have the Spirit or
Winning. IL is almost Irresistible: YOU
THEY didn't think they could sell.
EITHER, before they understood the
Business Builders methods Of train
ing)
Now the Business Builders offers
YOU the same thing we gave them:
training and REAL opportunity.
During the past year we have pro-
NOTED 65 men from the ranks to po-
sitions paying from $1,000 10 $4,000
a year. We are under contract with
three corporations to finance their
expansion and to furnish them during
men for sales and business executive
positions-REAL Jobs. and you can
earn a good income while you are In
the training.
You CAN. II you WILL. make
LIFE instead OF Just a LIVING. As
general proposition every man who
Is reading this advertisement can at
least DoUBLE his earnings; some OF
YOU can multiply them by three or
four--if you WILL use your latent
ability.
Earn more money. not so you can
spead more. but so you can SAVE
more. Money In the bank is vital to
your ultimate success Money In the
bank means FREEDOM. II means
confidence In yourself. The man
man With a dollar" Andrew Car
negie said that a man who couldn't
save money didn't have the necessary
stamina to succeed. Think IL over.
Learn more about the Business
Builders. call between 10 ana =.
Ask for Mr. Wells.
JAMES w. ELLIOTTS
BUSINESS BUILDERS,
620 Fifth Avenue (at 10th streeD.
The New York herald., 1921-02-09

SIGN PAINTER and CARD WRITER wants
part time or piece work; gtore, shop, &C.
reasonable. /. 3T5 Herald. Herald so
The New York herald., 1921-02-09
HELP WANTED-MALE.

ACCOUNTANT. G. p. A.. wanted for per-
manent position with public accountants
having an extensive business; give age ex-
perience and salary. Y col Herald. Herald
So
ACCOUNTANT. 'junior. for permanent posi-
tion with high grade public accounting
firm; ono with public accounting experience
preferred: give age, education, experience
and salary 600 Herald. Herald so.
ADVERTISING man with high grade sLe-
cial edition experience and unquestl enable
references wanted by monthly publication In
Industrial field: excellent opportunity fer
permanent connection. Address l. 300 Her
aid, Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-02-09
SALESMAN
AND
FIELD MANAGER

Leads and inquiries furnished: large
manufacturing company about TO start ex-
pansion and advertising campaign TO secure
additional working capital permanent con-
nection in the merchandise end OF the busi-
ness to man who demonstrates his selling
and executive ability. II. F.. box 400 Her
aid, Herald so.
The New York herald., 1921-02-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
For Hirc-rassengcr Cars.

AUTOS FOR HIRE.
I arkard six and Twin SIX ilmousines: special
rate for shopping. 81 an hour. kOLBS
AUTO RENTING. Audubon o2i6.
ATTRACTIVE Pierce-Arrow Limousine. S2.75
hour w absolute private appearance
Harlem S3G1.
CADILLAC beautiful limousine. Weslng-
house shock ahsorbcrs private party win
rent reasonable. Lrnox $500
LIMOUSINE touring cars for hire modrtste
rates. BUCKLES. phone Murray ilil. oso5
PNCKAPD TWIN StNEs for hire. petfect
service; reasonable rates. G.. NJ. & g.. ".
wfLLiANtsoN. 20i ". t&d. Bryant f2io-35'o
For Hlrc-Motor Trucks.
BOUND FOR BOSTON
Load reasonable. EXPRESS TRUCKING
Co, daily Manhattan and Bronx, contract
work solicited. Phone Fordham foe7.
The New York herald., 1921-02-09

MATCHMAKER. capable of repairing and
reproducing parts for high grade Aneri-
can and Swiss watches. Goa Herald. Her
aid sq.
The New York herald., 1921-02-09
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Domestic Help Wanted.
1T OVER,

GIRLs-THINK 1T OVER.
Have you ever thought of the wonderful
ss:yantages this agency Is offering you day
after day?
Now. Just stop for a second and listen.
We offer you a good position and II is
going to be Just the kind you are longing
for.
We give you our best services. which are
UNEQuALLED In our big city.
We give you the benefit OF our excellent
advice-FouNDED ON LONG EXPERT
ENcE-which may be worth more than
money to you.
WE DO ALL THIS FOR YOU FREE
ABSOLUTELY FREE.
THINK 1T OVER
LAZARE'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
200 EAST 72D STREET,
NEW YORK CITY.
THIS is OUR ONLY OFFICE.
LOOK FOR THE NAME LAZARE.
LOOK FOR THE NUMBER
200 EAST 72D STREET.
The New York herald., 1921-02-09
SECURITY sALEsMEH.

SECURITY statesmen.
City and Travelling Men--If you are
A MAN of BIG CALIBRE-capable
Of earning BIG MONEY and can
CLEANEsT INDUSTRIAL STOCK
the man we want and REAL MONEY
is YOURS for the making. Letters
OF INTRODUCTION TO INTERESTED
LEADS. Most liberal commission
arrangements. Call 1912 Suite 2o2,
1os Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-02-09

WANTEI,-AMBITIoU MEN-we are in-
creasing our sales force ana viii give
permanent employment. with unusual op-
portunity for advancement. TO men who
want TO make a future for themselves.
Men over 81 only need apply. Call be
tween 10 A. NJ. and 6 y. NJ. Room 6O2. 90
Court ST.. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-02-09

GIRLS.
WHY WASTE TIME
AND CAR FARE ANSWERING ONE AD-
YERTISEMENT WHILE WITHOUT EX-
PENSES YOU MEET AT OUR OFFICES
HUNDREDS REFINED LADIES WAITING
TO EMPLOY YOU? AND REMEMBER,
1T is FREE TO YOU.
CALL AT
THE UNITED EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
1e5 EAST 72D ST,
NORTHWEST CORNER Sd Av.
The New York herald., 1921-02-09

STENOGRAPHER, expert young man as pri-
vate secretary In executive department OF
large corporation; give age. past experience
and all details, with salary expected ip first
letter. 6l3 Herald. $50 Broadway.
STEWARD,
familiar with the steamship trade 10
Southern and South American ports,
can make excellent connection with
the well established. exhaustively adj
vertised world wide distribution,
wONDER-MIsT products in the sale
Of their participating certificates.
Write for appointment.
THE CHESLEY CORP,
30 e. AID ST., y. Y. c.
TRAFFIC MEN.
Don't risk the reduction in your present
salary. Learn how 20 SELL and earn $50
week while you are preparing for big
Job. Read the Business Builders advertise
ment.
The New York herald., 1921-02-09
EXPORT AND IMPORT MEN.
INVESTMENT.

10 you are looking forward 10
financial independence and wish
90 insure your future by yotr
present investment, also enabling
you to secure employment In the
snme business in which your
money Is represented apply IN
person nj Room 20I, 10 w. 10th.
The New York herald., 1921-02-09
INfNfEDTATELY-

IMMEDIATELY.
Three men, over 30, possessing character,
determination and common sense win find
oesse,.ial and profitable employment II quaiI.
fled: experience unnecessary. give phone
number. Write Box 26o. 9os f'itzgtrnld Blde
MEN--Don't sey you never had chance
II you want a chance make ore. National
organization is In need OF men 10 he trained
for executives II You are intelligent and
ambitious, between the ages OF 2i and 81,
apply Neidich & Co., r. 39th st.. 9TH floor.
a. NJ or ! 80.
OFFICE boy. Christian: good chance for
bright boy. Ralph II. Carter Co., i52
Chambers st.
OIL STOCK Statesmen
Independent oil corporation with produce
ton and proven and offset acreage in
MeNco. Mcxia. oklahoma and Kanaas and
midwest felds--no dchis-iarre potcntiaii-
ties: liberal commissions and selling con-
tract. Can ~ 20 IL A. NJ, Barclay Petroleum
Corporation, 81 Wall ST. Telephone Ham
over T52o
POULTRY man. single OF married. wishou,
children; must have previous experience
with mammoth incubator and brooding of
chicks under coal stove. also knowledge Of
ducks and geese: commercial farm I'm Madi-
son. N. j.; long hours and hard work; good
chance for advancement. Letter only Poultry
Man. In care OF MacNiff Co.. 50 vesey ct.
The New York herald., 1921-02-09
statesmen.

Responsible speciality or advertising sales
men desired for special work must be man
of proven ability for high pressure selling;
unusual opening with large engineering COM
pany for right men on basis which should
show minimum earnings OF $4,000 per year.
J 621 Herald, 2s0 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-02-09
Statesmen.

Statesmen.
The SELLING BUSINESS is good Turn
yJur experience into dividends. Earn $50 a
week. Largest check paid 70 one OF our
salesmen last week was $50. Read the
Business Builders advertisements.