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The nonpartisan leader., 1921-09-19
NO "INFERIORITY" HERE

Editor Nonpartisan Leader: In the last issue Of
the Leader Anne Martin writes on the mental
state of many women which she calls the "Infer-
iority Complex" That "disease" has been and is
still prevalent among women, but if she will
take trip into Nebraska and see our new organ
ization work think she will agree with me that
this "disease" will be thing Of the past. Our
Nebraska taking hold of this work in
very responsive manner, when one considers the
very short time we have had the ballot.
Mrs. Grace Welch, our state organizer, is doing
very efficient work organizing new clubs consist
ing of new members and League men as associate
members. We are indeed on the road to economic
freedom.
MRS. R. W. CURRY,
President Nebraska Federation of Women!s
Nonpartisan Clubs
Ltchfeld, Neb.
PAGE TWELVE i9)
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pairing tempting and healthful
lunches for the school lunch
basket.
On Investigating lunches
last year I found that many
children choose their own
lunch, and that at least one
half of their food consisted of
such indigestibles as candy,
cakes and pickles. In many
instances there was nothing
nourishing; nothing that was
necessary for promoting a
child's growth. I found condi-
tions like this in all schools,
and there were many under
sized boys and girls.
A good stout lunch box, and
a plentiful supply of wax
paper cups, and a little screw
top jar for soft or liquid food,
is the necessary equipment for
packing school lunches. Sim
pie bread and butter sand
wiches,~ with possibly a little
meat, is substantial. Simple
salads custards and puddings,
not easily spilled, lend pleas
ant variety and should be used
often. The same sort of food
should not be used every day.
Fruit Of some kind should be
added. Apples are no trouble
to put up, there is no danger
of their getting mussed up,
and they will keep for another
day if not used at that time.
They are healthful and require
no sugar coating to be appetiz-
ing.
Do not mind spending a bit
of time and thought on the
school lunch box. It will be
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-09-19
POLITICS NECESSARY
TO REACH GOAL

ed the power and value of organization though cur
goal of perfected organization has not yet been
reached.
All women should be aroused from their indiffer-
ent and unthinking attitude, to their obligation of
performing to the best of their ability their new
duties of citizenship Perhaps if they would realize
the great possibilities of the latent power that is
theirs they would respond.
So upon the shoulders of the women, who are
already enlightened to the true situation, falls
the great task of awakening their sleeping sisters.
Even it is, it seems, the influence of the women
already organized has had weight ques-
tions; for instance that Of calling international
conference on disarmament.
The estimated military expenditure of the Unit
ed States government for the next year is over one
billion dollars Henry Ford has said: eff could
have one-half Of the expenditure of the United
States government for single year in prepara-
tion for wars to come, alone, I'd be able to put
power plant every waterpower site in the coun-
try and provide the nation with enough electric
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-09-19
The Child's Lunch Box

The Problem of What the Children Should
Take to School z-
Written especially for the Leader by F.G.B
Now that it is school time again there is added
to the mothers other duties the of pre-
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-09-19

useless : impossible = the Borah
amendment was laughed at. The women Of the
country believed differently and Immediately began
collecting and directing congress and the presi-
dent the sentiment which already existed through
out the countryside result of this work you al
ready know well.
We are confronted now by new problems and
must direct energies to the next step.
First-The primary object of the conference
must be disarmament This is very important.
The conference seems to be fast outgrowing it's
original purpose. Many matters are being sug-
gested for it's consideration. But Senator Borah
points out, any discussion of Pacific problems be-
fore agreement is reached upon the actual laying
down of guns, will defeat the whole purpose of the
gathering. Disarmament should not be postponed
subordinated made incident to the settling or
adjusting of international questions. 1t is the
most vital problem the world today and any
plan or any program which makes the question of
disarmament subordinate incidental problem
rather than the main controlling proposition will
result in the future, in the past in relief to
taxpayers and no relief from war.
Remember then-the primary object of the con-
ference must be disarmament.
Second-Watch the personnel of the conference.
It should be representative of-those groups that
want peace and should include just representation
of women We must be represented not only by
technical experts and diplomats, but also by rep
resentatives Of those groups which bear the brunt
of war. :
The conference belongs to the people.
be above the suspicion of Secrecy and its deliber
ations constantly open to public knowledge and
public criticism. Speak out loudly for publicity.
A cable was sent from Washington headquarters
to the congress of the Womens International
League for Peace and Freedom asking that women
of other countries involved in the disarmament
ference insist non-militaristic personnel, with
delegates, and full publicity for the pro-
ceedings of the conference Letters are also going
to representative women of England, Japan and
other countries telling of the womens activities in
the United States, and inviting cooperation in
forming women's international committee to
meet in Washington while the disarmament con-
ference sits. -
The Women's Committee on World Disarmament
has branch organizations now in 81 states of the
Union. .Es-.-
Keep in mind-the conference belongs not to
few diplomats but to the entire peoples of the ma
tons involved. ,-,%
To make the conference success the whole ma
ton must be aflame with zeal for disarmament and
the prevention of war; (Have you read Will Ir-
wins book "The Next War"?)
Remember that the primary object of the con-
ference is disarmament, It must not be sidetrack-
ed Watch the personnel of the American delega-
ton. It should include women. Demand the fullest
publicity for the proceedings.
WOMEN NOT PEOPLE
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-09-19

These boys are Maurice George La
Valley (9) and Reginald Edward La
Valley CD. They are both "good
Leaguers," their mother, Mrs. w. L.
La Valley of Granville, N. D., in
forms us, but she says the younger
fellow is in addition a regular
booster" for the farmers movement.
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-09-19

for the welfare of the boy and girl. 1t will pay
dividend in well-nourished bodies and clear minds
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-09-19

took any interest IN the Town
meeting or other elections, but
since we began the study of
civil government we set to
work in earnest to learn and to
attend meetings, so that now
some of the women are even
holding office and find them
selves as capable as the men.
We take pride in having
mastered the rudiments of
civics and in keeping ourselves
posted on what our state and
national law-making bodies
are doing. We have allied our
selves with the different wom-
ems committees, leagues and
associations that are working
for better educational facilities
and doing work of any kind
for community betterment.
Would that we had at least
one live woman's club in every
township! It is a vital neces-
sity as an educational center
in the rural community, not
only to post ourselves about
the government and laws, but
to arouse interest in public af-
fairs and to encourage women
to take an active part in the
business of government, to
combat the indifference and
apathy which are so dangerous
in a democracy.
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-09-19

in bringing us closer together and teaching us to
work together for the good of all. Though the So
cial side has not been neglected. just much time
has been spent in intellectual pursuits. And it is
evident to all that vast improvement has been
made.
Before we began the work we never realized that
so much could be accomplished in short time.
At that time very few Of knew how to con-
duct meeting and very few of us had at
tended school meeting. Practically none of us
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-09-19

FTER years experience with Wom-
ems Nonpartisan club we do not want
ever to be without it. It has meant
so much to us, both socially and edu-
cationally. The entertainments put
on by the club have been instrumental
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-09-19
What Club Means
Minnesota Woman Tells What One Organ
ization Has Done
BY BERTHA ANDERSON

President Dalbo (Minn.) Women's Nonpartisan
secretary Isanti County Federation of Nonpartisa
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-09-19
An Appeal

Women Seek to Arouse Nation to Impor-
tance of Disarmament Conference
BY WoMEN's COMMITTEE FOR WORLD DIS
.. ARMAMENT
EDITORS NOTE-Several Women's Nonpartisan clubs
have affiliated with this committee.)
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-09-19

UBLIC opinion. has triumphed! The
president has called conference Of
the nations to- effect International dis
armament. Four months ago we were
told on all sides that our work was
useless = impossible = the Borah
The New York herald., 1921-10-02
Statesmen.

Are you entirely satisfied with
your present business connection?
Is it yielding you the income your
efforts and ability entitle you to?
How about the future? Is there
the opportunity for you to develop
into $1,000 to $4,000 year man?
If you cannot answer yes to
these three questions; IL you feel
that you are standing still in your
present position. then this adver-
tisement carries q message to you.
We have room III our organization
for number of live wire statesmen
on commission basis TO sell the se-
curities of an issue of exceptional
merit and quick marketability. DO
not hesitate because OF lack of ex-
perience. we will help you make
success right from the start.
Call after 9:30 or write
X. w. SMITH.
Room 3l4 SOB 9TH Ave.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen,
ATTENTION 1!

ATTENTlON
You desire a new connection; we desire
new men-of a certain type.
''fit" In this Organization, you don't want
"flowery" phases, but cold, simple
FACTS. We present for your considera-
tion the following:
/. The RIGHT TIME to form a con-
nection with any enterprise is WHILE
IT is IN ITS INFANCY-and grow
with II.
2. We have come into possession of one
OF the most revolutionary products
ever put on the American market.
8. Behind this product are some Of the
best known business men in New
York City.
4. There are tremendous POTENTIAL
possibilities in this product. To prop
erly develop these possibilities two
things are necessary - MEN and
MONEY.
5. We are having no difficulty whatever
In securing the money needed, but
with this money we want-and must
haye--MEN.
6. We have already secured as a nucleus
for our sales organization large
number of big calibre statesmen who,
by their enthusiasm over our PROPOSE
tion, and by the sales they are turn
ing in, in steadily increasing volume,
are convinced that this Is the kind
of proposition that comes to every
man-ONCE.
Z. The opportunity offered is to make
from 81, 900 to $4,000 In commissions
this year, assisting us in raising the
necessary capital. and then to carry
on into an executive MERCHANDISE
ING position such as takes ten to fif-
teen years to secure with the AV-
ERAGE proposition.
The above is brief MAN-to-MAN
statement OF the opportunity we have to
offer. II you are the type of man who
aspires to do BIG things in BIG,
CLEAN way. you want complete details
II you desire q connection where the
opportunity Is limited solely by your own
ability. we shall esteem il privilege to
be allowed to present our proposition to
you.
We extend to you. through this adver-
tsement cordial invitation to attend
Tomorrow. Monday, at 9:30 A. M If
this is impossible we will hold a meet
Ing for new men
TOMORROW. MONDAY. 9:3o A. M.
when we shall be glad to go into fun
details of our proposition with you.
Buckley -Newhall Building, 700 Sixth Ay.
(bet. 10th and list sts)
The New York herald., 1921-10-02
MEN ON THE AVERAGE

are as like as peas in a pod; geniuses and
super-g eniuses are scattered few and far
between: our experience tells US that man
just little above average. clean, personable.
chatting just little possibly under the slow
coming OF the right opportunity quickly to
advance himself. Is the man we need TO serve
as one OF the indispensable cogs In busi-
ness organization-stil in the making-but
already hitting up fair speed and showing
most remarkable production record: you
won't like the berth TO which Wen assign
you If you're not likely TO feel at home In the
company of gentlemen who are, besides. live
minded. forward going business men who
won't hesitate to go out of the way to help
you strike stride that will compensate you
70 the extent OF at least 500 a week and to
open the way for your lifetime success In a
highly specialized field; in other words, we
want-entirely irrespective of his past expert
ence--a REALLY AMBITIOUS MAN; wen
give him opportunity. quickly, TO go as far
as he likes. For confidential. interview
PHONE MURRAY HILL 1852.
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Statesmen.

Statesmen.
We need 90 men as managers of subsid-
larry companies; these will be selected from
the ranks of sales force. The real Sc
curity salesman knows that In times like
these, In order to make the money that he
made In former times. he must have a prop
osftion that makes an instant and tremen-
dous appeal; must be one that Is out of the
ordinary. Our statesmen have something to
present In which they meet no competition,
az there Is none. s.. 600, COO corporation
In successful operation for five years. You
car reply in strict confidence telling some
thing of your record. You deal directly with
the corporation, not with any broker or rs
cal agent w 161 Herald Herald square.
The New York herald., 1921-10-02
src11p1ry AND orHER sALEsMEN.

SECURITY AND OTHER statesmen.
An opportunity which rarely occurs to
permanently connect with an enterprise des-
tined to become the worlds leading indus
trial In it's line Is now open TO honest. loyal
hard working who can demonstrate
real selling ability; established enterprise.
going full blast, with millions OF business
on It's books: remuneration in commissions
sufficient TO attract high calibre men desir-
ing ar opportunity where the largest re
turns for their actual work may be OBJ
tained: opening first in financial, later In
merchandise department; association with
real men doing big things this Is opportunity
for men OF vision. Call room o03. 800 Mad
ison nv, at 4lst st.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
NAN

Among the readers of this advertisement
there is a man over 25 who Is ambitious and
determined to grow beyond his present ca
pacity. but who lacks the opportunity. We
have an opening for such man In very
successful sales organization. The applicant
accepted will be placed In charge of local
territory and assisted through intensive adj
vertising campaign. Earnings the first year
should exceed $4,000. IL you are seeking a
place for advancement. write us ut once.
A r $50 Herald. Herald 50.
MECHANIC-Take charge OF garage and
shop on percentage must understand busi-
ness references. w. 16s Herald. Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-10-02

SPECIALITY SALES MANAGER.
WE HAVE THE BEST SELLING
$500 SPECIALITY IN THE WORLD.
IT is BEING SOLD TO HOMES
AND FACTORIES.
WHAT WE NEED NOW. is A
MAN WHO CAN HANDLE AGENTS
AND HOUSE TO HOUSE CANVAS
ERs PERSONALLY AND BY MAIL.
ADDRESS BIG FUTURE. BOX o
$50 HERALD. $50 BROADWAY.
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MEN.

This advertisement Is directed to
seasoned capable men who are thor
oughly disgusted with chasing rain
bows of spectacular proportions. An
article going into twenty million homes
daily-yours included-can be supplied
at one-third the present cost with
quality Increased twofold Can you
picture yourself in such mammoth dis
tribution? Your job at start Is run
ming down exceptional leads under
written contract with us. Your earn
ings should be in excess OF $500 week.
ly. We have a monopoly on the arti-
Gle. which is "a necessity. We dislike
blind ads. but must avoid floaters.
A w 222 Herald, Herald square.
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statesmen.

We have openings for a few additional en-
ergetic, cooperating workers to assist in
benefittng the people. Such men can
readily earn 5000 to $4,000 per annum
besides acquiring for themselves perma-
nept positions right here in the Empire
City. In other words, you have an oppor-
tunity OF going into business for yourself
Call 10 to 3, Suite 1880. Knickerbocker
Building. G.. Ii. HAIG CO., INC.
The New York herald., 1921-10-02

STOCK SALESMAN OR PROMOTER-TO
SELL STOCK FOR GROWING ORGAN
IZATION. If YOU ARE AN EARNEST.
CLEAN-cUr AND ENERGETIC WORKER.
WE HAVE AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
FOR YOU TO MAKE A PROFITABLE CON.
NEcTION. WRITE FOR AN APPOINT
MENT. ROOM 4oc. FIRST NATIONAL
BANK, EAsTON, PA.
The New York herald., 1921-10-02
HELP WANTED--MALE.

SALES EN-.
JUST TO REMIND YOU.
The ten billion dollar building boom OF
1922 X now under Way-the sound OF ham
mer and saw Is heard In every New York
suburb.
We are booking orders for spruce lumber
at saving of one-third OF the market price
live, aggressive statesmen wanted
Direct leads furnished. which we obtain
by newspaper advertising and circuarzing
Every salesman who leaves our offices goes
to see a prospective buyer who has asked
for information.
Commissions from SO to 1876.
No lengthy course of instruction neces-
sary, ours is simple business PROPOSE
experienced men can earn satisfactory In
comes.
Permanent connection and intelligent CO.
operation assured earnest workers.
Phone Bryant 6233. call or write.
BELLE ISLE LUMBER COMPANY,
002 LOEW BUILDING,
45TH ST. AND BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
The New York herald., 1921-10-02
statesmen WANTED.

statesmen WANTED.
A sALARIED JOB is waiting for
you II you can fill II.
We have hustling sales organiza-
tion which Is producing. Every man
puts In solid days work every single
day. and every man is paid what he
earns
We do not pay for promises or
excuses. We do pay for production,
and we pay big.
We sell management service In the
Industrial field. We want men who
are proud of themselves and proud of
their Jobs. We give you a short. in
tensive training In our sales methods
for one week, during which you can
earn real money.
The rest is up to you.
II you want to get into an organiza-
tlon which Is growing rapidly, and In
which there Is a splendid opportunity
for promotion. come and see us.
IL we accept you as member of
our organization we will pay you a
starting salary of $1,000 year after
the first week of training. with every
opportunity TO increase 1t quickly and
substantially.
Call between and 10 A. NJ.
9th floor. q East 18th Street.
Ask for Mr.. r. V. Flicker.
Industrial Extension Institute.
The New York herald., 1921-10-02

SALESMEN-Splendld opportunity to
few high calibre. ambitious young
men to sell water heating devices that
are non-conpetitive and sell on sight;
those qualifying can insure for them
selves executive positions yielding
$1,000 or more yearly drawing ac-
count against commissions. Call room
213S, AZ Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-10-02
statesmen.

statesmen.
WE HAVE AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
FOR MEN WHO HAVE THE TALENT IN
SELLING AND THE AMBITION TO MAKE
REAL MONEY IN AN ENTIRELY NEW
FIELD.
OUR ORGANIZATION is MADE UP OF
TRAINED MEN, EACH DEPARTMENT
CONDUCTED BY THE MAN MOST PAR
TICULARLY SUITED TO EXECUTE HIS
PARTICULAR DUTIES.
THE MEN JOINING THIS ORGANlZA-
TON AT THIS TIME ARE LAYING THE
FOUNDATION FOR \ PERMAN ENT CON
NECTION WITH UNLIMITED POSSlBIll-
TIES. NATURALLY WE WANT AMBI-
TIOUS MEN, AND THEY MUST BE MEN
WHO ARE READY AND WILLING TO
WORK OUR PLAN. OUR WAY.
If YOU CARE FOR YOUR FUTURE?
ANSWER THIS AID. IN PERSON.
CALL MONDAY. OCTOBER 3. AT 1880
p. M.
11TH FLOOR, 255 FOURTH Av..
COR. 20TH STREET.
AND ASK FOR MR.. RIGBY.
The New York herald., 1921-10-02
BECOME A
TRAFFIC MANAGER.

Conditions point 10 an enormously In
creased demand for traffic experts within
the next q months: salaries will range
from 5000 TO $4,000 year
A system has been devised by n group
of traffic specialists to fit men for this
growing need.
BY this system. without interfering with
your present work at all. you can qualify
for this splendid profession In few
short months.
Find cut about II. Call or phone for
information or write Dept. H-5. No OBJ
legation.
LAsALLE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY.
III W. 42d ST., N. y. q. Bryant s026
The New York herald., 1921-10-02
MoDELLERs

WHO ARE EXPERIENCED
IN THE PORTABLE FIX
TURE AND CHANDELIER
LINES. OUR FACTORY IS
LOCATED IN MERIDEN,
CONN. AN ENTERPR1S-
ING. GROWING A I'd
HEALTHFUL COMMUNE
TY, WHERE LIVING CON-
DITIONS ARE PRACTI-
CALLY BACK TO NOR
NAL. APPLY AT OUR
NEW YORK STORE. 6s
AND 30 PARK PLACE,
MONDAY AFTER 9 a. NJ.
EDWARD MILLER G. co.
The New York herald., 1921-10-02

SALESMAN--Housc furnishing goods line |:
nm unusual opportunity for experienced
man with established clientele: write fully,
stating age. present and past connections :
living salary and commission. r 100 Herald
Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-10-02
STOCK statesmen

to resell old stockholders.
Only thoroughly experienced and
capable men need apply.
Most of the leads are In New
York and vicinity.
Apply Room 1901, % w. 43d st.
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LITHoGRApHER Statesmen.

rs OFFERED TO SEVERAL GOOD
MEN OR WOMEN BY ONE OF THE
LARGEST L1THOGRAPH1C CON-
Germs IN NEW YORK CITY, SPE-
CIAI41ZING ON FANCY EMBOSSED
WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
" YOU HAVE ESTABLISHED OR
PARTLY ESTABLISHED TRADE.
FULL COOPERATION on PART OF
MANAGEMENT CAN BE DEPENDED
UPON. ALL COMMUNICATIONS
TREATED STRICTLY CONFIDEN-
1sAL: ONLY HIGH GRADE INDI-
vTDTAIS IN GOOD STANDING;
NEED APPLY: SALARY ARRANGED
WHEN INTERVIEWED. WRITE
X. T.. cf9 LONGACRE BLDG. N. Y.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

COUPLE, white. TO take full charge OF
apartment, except laundry work: in fam
uy, permanent position; Long Island In sum
mer. Woman must be excellent cook. man
good butler and able TO drive Packard ear
occasionally; best references required. Call
3 o'clock.
The New York herald., 1921-10-02
Statesmen.

FINANCIAL HOUSE. DUE TO Ex-
PANSION, REQUIRES THE SER
VICES OF SEVERAL Statesmen.
If YOU HAVE A GOOD RECORD
AND CAN FURNISH REFERENCES
THIS is YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
CALL VANDERBILT 1918 FOR AP-
POINTMENT.
The New York herald., 1921-10-02

TAILoRS. FIRST CLASS TAILoRs
ON WOMEN'S CLOTHES, cOATS
AND SHIRTS. EXCELLENT o. POR-
TUNTTY; s41 UP PER WEEK; OPEN
SHOP. APPLY THIRD FLOOR, BE-
TWEEN $ go AND ), ABERCROMBIE
q FITCH. MADISON AV. AND 18TH
ST.
The New York herald., 1921-10-02
HOUSE SALESMAN.

TO CALL ON LARGE DEPART
. MENT STORES ~ NEW YORK.
ALSO SELL INSIDE ON FLOOR
FOR Kifj AND FABRIC GLOVE
HOUSE: PRICE NO OBJECT TO
THE RIGHT MAN STATE EX-
PERfENCE AND REFERENCES.
S. H.. s34 HERALD. HERALD SO.
The New York herald., 1921-10-02

Statesmen, .. active educated men over 25,
for special work IN Connecticut and New
York state: weekly advance and commission.
Apply 1912, A. w. Ross. Dodd. Mead q Co.,
44D 4th av.
The New York herald., 1921-10-02

statesmen & CREW MANAGERS.
We are open for club offer magazine men
10 connect with n growing concern; our offer
is new and we advance men Of ability
rapidly: show what you can do and leave
the rest 20 our buying ability. Room 01G
40 y. NJ.
The New York herald., 1921-10-02
MAN.

MAN.
SALES BRANCH OF MANUFAc-
TURING INDUSTRY
wants man OF good judgment. energy.
foresight and some knowledge OF
riccharical methods for permanent
sl.Lce IN its force: must be over 25
a-a possess the confidence and de-
termination necessary to succeed I'm
any business, with willingness TO ap-
ply diligent thought and effort TO
early steps required TO make him
self efficient and valuable; right
type OF man VIII find here the oppor-
tunity to realize good returns very
quickly and large compensation II he
tits into the work and shows the
ability TO make larger place for
himaelf. Call to-day between II and
3 only. 700 9th av.. eleventh floor,
Department M.