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The New York herald., 1921-04-10
HELP WANTED--MALE.
statesmen.

This advertisement is ad-
dressed to three particular
men, over %. They are
wanted by a great sales or
ganization which needs ex-
ecutive material for quick
promotion.
Tho district manager Is
personally making this cali
for men. He viii interview
the applicants whose letters
indicate fitness. He VIII se-
lect the ones who show pos
sibility. They will be placed
In a branch where splendid
immediate income Is as
sured.
They will receive special
assistance In preparing for
the bigger job. They viii
havo constant association
with men who have done
and are doing big things In
big business. They win be
given prompt opportunity. in
executive position with un-
usual scope for growth and
income.
This is the serious effort
OF a strong, reputable house
10 secure new blood with
which to build. II means
real success for those men
who get with US. II Is
worth consideration by the
highest type men. as 10
character and determina-
tlon. Experience In our line
is not essential. Give phone
number, B 2e1 Herald,
Herald 50.
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S AL L S N AN.

am looking for an exceptionally
expert salesman to make long trips;
one who combines selling ability with
extensive sales experience. He must
be abla to close contracts for an adj
vertising service, the value OF which
has been proved by hundreds OF Lead
Ing concerns. This is an exceptional
opportunity to earn $4,000 and up
ward annually in commissions: aome
OF our men have earned two and three
times this amount. The renewal
feature makes the position permanent,
with a steadily Increasing income.
This firm Is long established. highly
rated, and will consider applications
only from those between 27 and 4s,
who state experience and nationality
when replying; include telephone num-
Der. Address 120 Herald, Herald So.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
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Commercial Help Wanted.

PERSONNEL EXCHANGE. NO.
20 John St.
H. G. HENRY. ii. III. JARRETT.
OFFICE 70 MGR. good correspondent
COLLEGE GRAD. essper. on costs and
statistic work: x2f00.
ASST. TO TREASURER, college man;
accounting training and bank erper.;
young; $1,000.
BKPER., exper. printing llne S3J.
INSURANCE UNDERWATER, burglary;
only slight experience necessary;
BosToN LEDGER MEN "a; Al record;
OFFICE MGR; must have ezper. in adv.
arcncy; SO 900.
ADJTsTsR d INVESTIGATORS (S);
young; travel; Some acctg. or legal
exper. preferred; expenses and S2s.
STENO., clean cut; wonderful opportu-
coLLEGE MEN. good exper. and train
Ing in business corresp unusual OPEN
STENO., export. import exper. SO.
CUSTOMS HOUSE CLERK. s25.
MOON HOPKINS BILLER. $40.
ASST. BkPER. good penman: SIS.
STEND., downtown; $50.
CLERKS (2), very good at figures; SEQ
CLERK. factory: some manual work: SOL
MANY OTHERS. Tele. Cortl 1850.
BooKKEEPER, EXpERTENCED, CHRIS
TTAN. REFINED, GNEE ~ POTTER
AGENCY. So c0Ttr sr. nRookLYN.
EFFICIENT I1inpiogmout Exchange. ~ east
asdi burglary. Underwater, executive abii-
ityi t2,<OQ
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8 o U RITY
s AL L S NJ u "

A FINANCIAL INSTITUTION
OFFERS THE FOLLOWING OP-
PORTUNITIES TO A FEW, sue
CESSFUL SECURITY SALES
MEN WHO CAN QUALIFY.
AN OPPORTUNITY TO Make
FROM 5000 A WEEK UPWARD
IN CASH COMMISSIONS AND
BONUSES.
A PERMANENT POSITION AS
BRANCH MANAGER. IN WHICH
YOU CAN EARN UP TO $4,000
A YEAR.
YOUR ANSWER TO THIS AD-
vERTIsEMENT TO-DAY MAY
ESTABLISH FOR YOU A PER-
MANENT AND VERY DESIRA-
BILE CONNECTION WITH AN
INSTITUTION BACKED BY MEN
OF NATIONAL REPUTATION.
STATE THE AMOUNT AND
KIND OF SECURITIES YOU
HAVE SOLD IN THE PAST
TWO YEARS.
ADDRESS TRUST. 419 HERALD,
HERALD So. OR PHONE CO
LUMBUS 1880 FOR APPOINT
MENT.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.
SALESMAN.


Brill Scott, 5l8 Fifth av.. general agents
for the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co. OF
Philadelphia, have opening on their sell
ing staff for a man OF highest quality.
prior ipMvance experience unnecessary, as
we wilsS5lve man selected a thorough train
ing In Successful methods OF life insurance
pres aEtation and selling.
Neat training class starts April IL. men
who qualify now can enter this class. This
Is an exceptional opportunity TO get a
thorough training in splendid business and
mako permanent connection with last
selling organization. where opportunities for
success and earnings are great ant where
you can once and for all time enter q per-
manent business aud make your future
secure; commission basis exclusively; records
OF comparatively new men developed under
our training viii be shown YOU Judge for
yourself.
Call and see Mr.. WILSON NJ. TAYLOR,
Room e02, any afternoon between and 4.
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SALESAiEN.

SALESMEN.
I need right two or three capable,
aggressive and reliable men who can sell
to help me expand in a big way an estab-
lished business conspicuously successful and
paying dividends. The men must not be
under - years of age. They must be clean
cut In appearance and manner and must have
had some selling experience mot necessarily
security sellng). am the officer In charge
OF the company's operations and can assure
the right men Of ability an exceptional op-
portunity. Mr.. Edwards, suite SOL, ITO
Broadway.
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statesmen,

A few statesmen wanted who arc particu-
lar what they sell. and desire to create a
steady income from their labors, can find
an exceptional opportunity to handle
curity that pays dividends monthly and nets
the investor is per cent; the proposition
has unusual selling features; salesman who
has faith In his ability TO accomplish re-
suits will find Anusual opportunity that
has bright future. Apply Mr.. Christie.
room l105, 1 w. 34th ST.
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statesmen.
STOCK AND BOND statesmen.

STOCK AND BOND statesmen.
TWO HIGH GRADE. EXPERIENCED
SECURITY statesmen, CAPABLE
OF MEETING AND SELLING DIS
ELIMINATING INVESTORS: AN
EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRACTIVE IN
DUSTRIAL: LEADS AND INTRO
DUCTIONS FURNISHED, DRAWING
ACCOUNTS MAY BE OBTAINED
FOR APPLICANTS WHO ARE IN
POSITION TO FURNISH SATISFAC-
TORY RECOMMENDATION FROM
OTHER HOUSES OF STANDING:
LIBERAL COMMISSIONS WITH
FULLEST COOPERATION TO MEN
QUALIFYING. ROOM 207, 1913
BROADWAY.
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sALEsMEN.

One or two experienced statesmen wanted
20 market on commission basis stock OF
newly formed corporation shortly to
manufacture staple commodity for which
demand now exceeds supply. u 228 Her
aid, Herald Sc.
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statesmen.

600 insurance statesmen wanted Won
derful opportunity for experienced in
surance men whose slogan Is america
First; all kinds OF insurance. inolud-
ing life; this Is an unusual PROPOSE
tion with one of the fastest growing
organizations in America. Apply by
letter, giving full particulars for ap-
pointment. All American Brokers. Inc.
10 West 44th.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Commercial Help Wanted.
'.NATION MALI
z NJ PLoY YMENT Ex- ANGT.
so Church St.eet,
New York City.
Established 1909.

Established 1909.
EXECUTIVE AND TECHNICAL DEPT.
SALES Observation-Disclosures IN the tex
tile business: salary $1,000.
| MANAGER-With jewelry and novelty ner-
chandising experience: New York branch.
/ ACCouNTANT-Corpo experience, sever,
1 subsidiaries; textiles; 5000.
MECHANICAL ENGINEER-For factory
4 production on fans and blowers; strong
| - ventilation experience essential; 81, 600
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES with pump concern
4 designing erecting, installing; age 3O-35
| salary 81 400-S3, 900
| Observation-Disclosures and oil experience
should be single and speak Spanish ;
5000 and travelling expenses.
| ELECTRICAL ENGINEER.Able to test and
calibrate instruments: salary $4,000.
| FOREMAN-Lumber mill; furniture factory
! experience desirable: Sc, 600.
| CHEMIST-Act as asphalt pavement inspec-
| tors; location South; 81 .S00-$2 700.
JUNIOR EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
PRIVATE sEcRETARY-Must have some
lumber experience; 81, 000-$2. 400 year.
PRIVATE SECRETARY--Thorou famil-
lar with Spanish; about So 100 year
uNDERWRITER-Prefe burglary, holdup
or similar policy experience; 81, 400.
ASSISTANT CREDIT MAN-Prefer man with
$l,S00$2 600 year.
STENoGRAPHER- R-BOOKKEEPER Simple
set of books: some dictation: 81, 800 year
TELEGRAPHER-Tak charge private wire
misunderstanding company. n. \. q: Sc 200
SECRETARY Y-STENOGRAPHER Familiar
with legal terms; salary about $1,000.
SALESMAN-Somc slight experience in the
stationery line: s16o0-s1 500.
SALESMAN-Some retail or Wholesale music
roll or phonograph experience; $500
Observation-Disclosures toilet erti-
cles, window cleaning or similar service
experience; $500 year.
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statesmen.

Statesmen.
TOILET PAPERS AND PAPER TOWELS.
Manufacturers agents or statesmen TO sell
direct from mill TO retail and large con-
suming trade; connection desired with reli-
able men to undertake distribution on a
liberal commission basis: experience In the
toilet paper line preferred. territorial rights
granted to men with financial responsibility.
COS Herald, Herald sq
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BANKING AND
BROKERAGE DEPARTMENT.

BROKERAGE DEPARTMENT..
sALEsMEN-Experience $50 week. drawing
account.
to employ a CREDIT INVESTIGATOR
$1.500-s 900.
cLERK--Wall St. experiences $3o-s35.
MORTGAGE SALESMAN-Young man; $40
coRREsPoNDENT = Banking experience
knowledge OF Italian, French and En-
BooKKEEPER-on continental ledgers
banking experience; knowledge of Italian
NEW BUSINESS MEN (o)-Prcfcr college
men; up to 5000 month
ASST RACK HEAD-Midnieht to A.. M.
BooKKEEPERs ta)--Good penmen; double
entry; $125 month.
JR. BOoKKEEPER-Lcdger card cystem
IND. LEDGER BooKKEEPER-sso week.
| ASST. HEAD MAIL CLERK-10 A. Nj. tc
p. NJ; experienced; $1,000 81 800.
NIGHT NAIL CLERk-hIidnight to A. NJ.
BooKKEEPER-Toreign department; $o5
500 month.
CHECK CLERK-si 900 year.
CLEARING HOUSE RACK CLERK-$T5 mo
JUNIOR CLERK (boy)--$50 month.
YOUNG MAN for credit dept: s15-s16 wk.
GUARp-Up to 40 years; s1.os0. bonus
NIGHT wATcHNIAN-s: 80 to $50; . day.
off out of every s; 1920 month.
CLERICAL DEPARTMENT.
BRANCH OFFICE MANAGERS Gage 25
30; some experience supervising genera
clerical workers: chance for advancement
for real executives: locate either Il
Buffalo or Springfield. Mass: S30-$3t
OPPORTUNITY for man with thorough
knowledge Of printing business will b,
assistant to cost accountant; knowledge
of printing more important than account.
fpv. o. la rayr .aflG Gf1r~f
Ex-SERvICE MAN-Bookkeeping and gen
eral office duties: preference will bs
given TO man incapacitated in service 10,
anything but desk work: about $50 start
ER-CoMrToMETER OPERA.
TOR-General bkpg., able to divide ant
subtract on compt.; $50.
Statesmen (3)--New York city; Al propo
sition. comparatively new; ex-service nicr
preferred; liberal commission.
INSURANCE. STATISTICAL CLERK-Mus-
have experience In statistical department
OF casualty insurance: familiar with Hoi.
lerith machines: 81 800.
sTENoGRAPHER-Age 21-25 high schoo
education, Protestant: unusually good op.
portunity In purchasing department world
known concern: SIS.
CLERT<-Typing, filing and clerical duties
prefer experience with publishers. bani
or cotton brokerage: $25.
ORDER CLERK-knowledgo OF printing and
iitho.: $50.
sTENoGRAPHER--H High school education
expcrienced s24.
STENOGRAPHER-Lon Island City: excel
tent opportunity IN sales uept.. W..
BEGINNER STENoGRApHER-Good ap-
pearing boy TO learn sales; s1s-s20
STENoGRAPHER-1s-e years: sales dept.
OF machinery company: $50.
TYPIST- T-CLEIlK-Excellent opportunity: $50
REMITTANCE CLERK-High school educ.
casualty company: $40
MAIL CLERK-fs-20 years; experienced: $40
COIJECTOR-Age 1924: some experience
$50 and commission.
CANCELLATION CLERK-lTire ms. $22.
CLERk-Experienced III imports and bond
ing: a24.
LEDGER CLERK-Accts. rec. and pay: $50
OFFICE BOYS-Many openings: Si2-$i4.
Call 81. Room T15-721
The NATIONAL"
so Church St.
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wANTED-By Christian firm. man 25-35
years as general office assistant, with ac-
counting experience; must write good hand
and furnish best references; salary. $25. Re-
ply with full particulars. 5l7 Herald,
$50 B'way.
MATCHMAKER. expert. good opportunity
for right man. Write to David Glrson. 12o
w. Front st.. Missoula. Mont.
WHOLESALE DRUG ORDER FLOOR
FOREMAN.
Permanent position open for thoroughly ex-
perienced man to act as head checker and
foreman of order floor; state fully your
qualifications. salary expected: position per-
rnanent out OF town. Y GA, Herald, Herald
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STOCK Statesmen.

CAPABLE or SELLING OLD
sToCKHOLDERs A ID DITIoN L
SHARES IN THEIR COMPANY
WHICH is A GOING, SUCCESSFUL
WELL MANAGED MOTOR TRUCK
CONCERN; ONLY THOSE THOR
orGHLY EXPERIENCED IN SELL
ING OLD STOCKHOLDERS DE-
SIRED. LIBERAL COMMISSION TO
COMPETENT MEN APPLY ROOM
S33, 10 WILLIAM ST., N. r. 9.
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TOOL ROOM FOREMAN.
A modern tool ROOM. working about
IL men, needs a first class man to
take charge, thoroughly experienced
In manufacture and hardening OF mod
ern dies and tools used on light steel.
brass and tin articles; good oppor-
tunity IL offered a man who can
qualify for the position: state age.
nationality. experience In detail. ref
erences OF past employers, salary, &C..
and how soon available. Box 67S, 200
Cable Building.
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY
A sales organization of high reputa-
tion needs the services of a few more
enthusiastic men of good reputation:
no experience necessary; men over 20
preferred. Call after 10 A. M, room
COZ, 80 Court ST., Brooklyn. ". Y.
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Statesmen ~ district distributors. TO open
offices, appoint saiegmcn and call on deal
ers for Marvel Tire Life; thoroughly tried
and tested product which every motorist
will want: positively seals punctures auto
matlcaliy and greatly increases life Of tires !;
men with selling ability should net from 800
10 $3.50 weekly. Marvel Tire Life Co., Inc,
I.,int av. Chicago
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statesmen
(AND SALESMANAGERS.)

We want big men TO cooperate with us In
our financial department and assist in the
expansion of a business that has bean estab-
lished so years. The men we want must 90
able to sell. be honest, ambitious and have
a desire TO make real money.
The opportunity for advancement TO
managerial positions In our organization de-
pends entirely on yourself. We have she
openings II you can deliver the goods. You
can make from 500 to $500 per week in cash
commissions II you are ready to do your
part.
You may solve tho problem Of your busi-
ness future by calling tomorrow (Monday)
at Fiatiron Building, suite 1910, between
the hours Of =. M. and p. NJ.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

Wanted-Energetic stock statesmen for sale
OF high class local corporation stock. liberal
commission: live loads furnished; no ad-
vances. Apply 10 Wall ST.. suite 4d.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
STOCK sALEsMEN.

Salcsmer wanted TO sell n security that is
known the world over. There is not drug
or department store that does not handle this
product. guaranty dividend stock. Lab
eral commissions; leads furnished expert
cncc unnecessary. Room Gf0. 334 9th az.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

STTNOGRAPfIER, young man, some expert
ence, for position with good future in gsn-
eral merchandise business Address s., r.
o. Box No. :. Madison square station, n. VI.
Tf.AAfsT'iJit. unmarried, Tor Institution for
boys; salaE $50 anu maintenance. Apply
Monday morning. Bsrkshire Industrial Farm,
28T ktn ~.
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STOCK man. experienced. for stock room
and motor truck manufacturing plant.
Y 6i5 Herald. Herald square.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
CAST STONE PRODUCTS.

bath fountains, lawn benches. ATLANTIC
CAST STONE CO.. 42-A 6chonectady av.,
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

TO GENTLEMEN ONLY.
You are looking for OPPORTUNITY.
I can offer 1T.
What is IT?
HONEST, CLEAN, GENTLEMANLY WORK
with
an assured FUTURE when you make good.
Write A. .. S.. box r AS Herald, Herald
ar
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SALESMAN. photographer; pay salary, COM
mission, or both. Curtis Bell. go Fifth av.
SALES engineer, experienced in various uses
for hydraulic leather packings, cup
feathers and all mechanical uses for leather;
prefer man with practical also sales expert
ence. NJ. so, p. o. box 3443. Phila.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
sAL.EsMEN.
SALESMAN,
SALESMAN

To WAIT ON HOUSE TRADE MIL
LINERY JOBBER, SILKS AND RIB
EoNS: EXPERIENCED ONLY NEED
APPLY. WOLBURC. II w. 3sTH
ST.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

TRAFFIC AND SHIPPING MAN
WANTED BY A MANUFACTURE
ING CORPORATION, AN EX-
PERIENCED SHIPPING CLERK
NOT OVER 80 YEARS OF AGE,
USED TO HANDLING TRAFFIC
DETAILS OF A LARGE RUSI-
NESS. ADDRESS. WITH FULL
DETAILS AS TO EXPERIENCE.
NATIONALITY, REFERENCES
AND SALARY DESIRED, It 1873
HERALD. HERALD SO.
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statesmen.

few men to sell high grade bonds
and stock of a going preparation; a
very liberal commission, with an ex-
cellent opportunity for a permanent
connection IN an executive capacity
Apply room 11o5. so East 42d.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

SAIJESMAN--Coffee roasted, for New York
and New England: wholesale trade; expert
enced; references and Christian: salary and,
or commission; apply mail only. full partic-
ulars. Dannemiller Coffee Co., 116 39th st..
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
sALEsMEN.

EXPERIENCED TRICK statesmen.
High class salesnen 10 sell and > ton
trucks; Pierce. Mack Packard, White,
Riker Liberty, Peerless. +. w. D.. all prac-
ticaliy now at prices that viii move them
quickly: excellent opportunity for capable.
experienced men. commission 10cs. Apply
Roskam-Scott Co, 1896 Broadway. al esd ct.
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DIRECTOR ADVERTISEMENTS
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
Of Home and Business Needs.

CAMERA-Reflex. Il. b. Carl ZeLss Tessar.
Jena II. as. inch focal length. six double
ped. developing outfit. 1i97 Herald. Full
ton ut.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

sAIESNIEN --- CLEAN CUT YOUNG MEN
WITH SOME SELLING EXPERIENCE. "a
WARREN ST., ROOM los.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

YOUNG men wanted to work
N stock Of wholesale silk house,
1924 years; state experience
and salary expected. iS2
Herald, Herald So.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

Magazine or specially men preferred; large
commission and drawing account to those
who make good. Apply room 414. 81 East
42d st.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

PLAZA 2542- Exceisor Employment Agency.
Miss Mclaughlin, GAO Lexington av. (53d),
select domestic help (lnvestigatedo, all
pacitlcs. male, females day workers.; all
lines. on CELL
GOODIES EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.--best
vsts families; all nationsiities,
~ WAst TAk - os2snSAS &xis
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HELP WANTED--MALE.
STOCK statesmen.

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Smyrna times., 1921-01-12
TELEPHONE COMPANY WINS
Board of Public ULmIties of Whining
ton Allows Increase in Rate

Board of Public UIMties of Whining
ton Allows Increase in Rate
The Board of Public Utility Com
mlssioners of Wilmington at its meet
ing Friday night by unanimous vote
approved partial grant of the appli-
ca'-VM of lie diamond State Tele-
phone Company for a rate increase.
On 49, s----~.pal items in the schedule
filed'by the company the rate increase
amounts to approximately so per cent
OF the amount asked. The commits
sion also approved the selection of the
engineering firm of Sanderson & Por-
ter, OF New York, to make an apprais-
al OF the earnings and property of the
Wilmington Gas Company. Through
the action of the commission granting
the increase which becomes effective
February 1, the charge of individual
line residence service will be S3.85
monthly instead of $3.50, as at pres.
ent. The amount asked for was S4.
The individual line business service
will cost 81 monthly instead of Sc, as
at presenG. The company asked for
So. Two party lines will cost S3.25
instead of So. The rate on two-partv
business lines will be $3.50 instead of
$3.50.
The Diamond State Telephone Co.
filed a pehUion with the commission
asking for rate increase on Novem-
Der last. With the petition the COM
pany submitted schedules of its valu-
alton and earnings. These have been
considered by the commission at sew
eral meetings held since. The decis-
ion of the commission applies only to
Wilmington proper. In addition to
the main items in connection with
residence and business telephone SER
vice the company was auowed the full
rate increase requested on special SER
vices, such as private branch ex-
changes, temporary service for con-
ventions and business requiring spec
ial construction work.
The commissioners held an execu-
tive session prior to the public meet
ing. The motion to grant the partial
rate increase to the telephone COM
pany wasadopted in the regular ses-
sion without discussion. The applica-
tion of the Wilmington Gas Company
for an appraisal has been under con-
sideration over two months. At its
last meeting the commission approved
the appraisal but withheld decision
on the firm that would be selected Il
make the survey.
Smyrna times., 1921-01-12

Fool' Jr., of McDonough, who had Of
ferred them a ride in his automobile
was tried at the fort by Court martial
after his recapture and found guilty.
and given sentence of five wears in
the prison at Fort Leavenwortb for
desertlon, highway robbery and lar
ceny. The findings Were approved bv
the reviewing authority at Governors
Island and announced last Thursday.
Anthony Smith and Harry Patterso
We're coming down the canal ThursdaT
near Delaware City in a small bateau.
wnen 1t sprang leak and began to
NIL and sink. Smith reached the shore
unassisted, but Patterson, although a
good swimmer, became excited and
only for the arrival of Frank +
Kheln, Jr., and William Press, who
happened to be close by, managed to
get ashore safely.
Smyrna times., 1921-01-12
INNOVATION AT DOVER CHURCH
Acoustics to all Persons Hard of
Hearing Can Hear Sermons

An innovation for Dover is that of
the installation in the Peoples Church
by the -AIssionary Society of Accous-
tics for the benefit OF. those not able
to hear sermons or addresses because
of deafness. A receiver in which
the sounds enter has been placved
near the pulpit and connected with it
by wires the necessary equipment has
been placed in several pews for the
use of worshippers with impaired
hearing. At the annual congregation
meeting of the Peoples Church, pre-
sided over by Senior Deacon w. ].
Benson, reports for the year showed
the financial condition to be excellent
E. E. Benson was elected church clerk
Professor Wesley Webb, treasurer,
and J. R. McGonigal, leader Of the
Sunday morning class.
Smyrna times., 1921-01-12
viii Case Hear;no

Mrs. M. E. Reeves, Atlantic CITY,
was in Middletown last week consult
ing Mlddletown people and getting
evidence to be presented in the Uhler
will suit now pending in the Philadel-
phla courts. Clayton Uhler, maker of
the will in dispute was a former resi-
dent OF Middletown, having for sever
al years boarded at the National Ho-
tel. In his will, made in a Philadel-
phia hospital, he made A. B. Endicott,
an attorney of Atlantic City, his choice
beneficiary, cutting off brother in
Philadelphia with a small bequest.
The brother is contesting the will upon
the ground that at the time the will
was executed the deceased was in nc
Smyrna times., 1921-01-12

Becomes Assistant Teller at Dover
]. E. Leo Scanlon, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Scanlon, of Dover, who
has been connected with the Farmers
Bank of Dover since 1917, has accept
ed a position in the First National
Bank of Dover. He will be assistant
teller, and is particularly fitted for the
position. He is 20 years of age and a
graduate of Dover High School.
Smyrna times., 1921-01-12

mental condition to transact business.
Several hearings have been held in
Philadelphia on the matter and litiga-
tion has now been removed to the APP
pellate Court there. At all of the for
mer hearings residents of Middletown
and community testified on either side.