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The New York herald., 1921-03-06
HELP WANTED--MALE.
HALESMEN
ATTENTION!

rALEsS hEN
ATTENTION!
You desire q new connection,
we desire new men. Of certain
type.
II you are the type OF man
who viii "fit" In this Organi-
ration you don't want "flowcry
FACTS. We present for your
consideration the following:
1. The RIGHT TIME 70
form n connection with
any enterprise is WHILE
1T IS IN IT'S INFANCY
and grow with II.
2. We have come into
possession OF one OF the
most revolutionary prod
ucts ever put on the
American market.
3. Behind this product
are some OF the best OF
the best known business
men in New York city.
4. There are trenen-
dous POTENTIAL po5si-
bilities in this product.
To properly develop these
possibilities two things
are necessary-MEN and
MONEY.
s. We are having no
difficulty whatever In Sc
curing the money needed
but with this money we
want-and must have
MEN.
9. A large body OF as
big caIgbred statesmen as
can be found In Now
York city have seen the
truly wonderful opportu-
nifty connection with
our Organization pre-
sents. They are max
ing BIG MONEY = in
all that those two words
imply-in securing the
capital we need, and
while doing this are be-
ing trained for their in
dividual places In the big
MERCHANDISING or
ganization we are build
ing.
7. The opportunity Of
fered Is to make from
$1,000 to $25 900 In COM
missions this year and
then to carry on into an
executive merchandising
position such as takes 10
10 IS years TO secure
with the A YER AGE
proposition.
The above Is a brief MAN TO
MAN statement of the opportu-
nifty we have TO offer. II you
are the type OF man who as
pires to do BIG things In a
BIG, CLEAN way-you want
complete details.
AT THREE O'CLOCK to-mor-
row (Monday) we Will go over
our proposition in detail. We
trust you can arrange TO call at
that time, We also extend to
you q cordial invitation to at
tend the regular Monday morn
ing meeting OF our Sales Force
at 9:3o A. NJ. This meeting will
give you the opportunity OF
"sizing up" for yourself the
class of men now in our Or
ganIzntion-aiso our methods.
II you have never attended
REAL sales meeting you will be
interested.
LEADS-that are bringing in
the money-are furnished and
other cooperation OF the RIGHT
SORT are given to our sales
men.
Selling experience valuable
but NOT NECESSARY - we
teach you OUR WAY.
Suite lO02-T09 Sixth av.
Corner 41st ST..
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
GAY raAxrN WANTED


Now York financial institution furnishing
capital for the expansion OF the Mack Cor
poration has openings for two or three e1-
ncrienced security statesmen. We are also
ready TO train three or four men who have
been successful In other lines, but ap-
preciate the larger earnings possible "
this field Active office cooperation assures
attractive earnings from tho start. The po-
sition II permanent and offers every oppor-
tunity for Advancement To executive positions.
Phone Vanderbilt IO44 Tor appointinent' OF
call mornings, room 1902. SIG 9th av.
FTRPT-D STOCK. WITH BONUS OF
COMMON: TELEPHONE ExPERIEScE;
HIGH PRESSURE MAN, WITH SOME CIi-
aTrRATE WITH ABILITY AND COMMITS
SION; POSITION IS ALSO OPEN TO
YOUNG MEN II TO p YEARS, MlTH
SELLING ABILITY WHO CAN PRESENT
UNUSUAL INVESTMENT OVER TELE-
PHONE ANSWER FULLY ny LEITER.
box II NJ. ROOM 2oi. 100 LIBERTY ST.
NEW NDng
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

COUPLE. useful. West Indians. for coun-
try home. Reply by letter. G. W. Kitter-
man, 25 Madison av., city.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
HELP WANTED-MALE.

COUPLE 20 take entire charge OF small fam
fly, near city; husband butler. wife cook
and houseworker. Apply Sunday March O..
between 2;3o and p. M. 2. I. Huntington.
50 w. 5sth.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
DEPARTMENT STORE
MANAGER.

This ia a real Big job for a real Big Man.
The store Is now doing over q million dol
lar wearing apparel business in middle
Western city OF over 800 900 population.
The chance Is here; all It needs is the right
man to make II one OF the best paving Jobs
a retail store OF this kind can ever offer
Bargain basement xperience the most
suitable. Buying experience not necessary
The right man can earn 81, 500 to SIC, 900
year to start. with opportunity for larger
income limited only by himself.
Give full details OF age, past experience
willingness to locate in the middle West &C.
Box Q II Herald. Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
HELP wa ANTED VERTISE EMENTS
HELP WANTED-MALE.

I want 100 men and women quick 20 take
orders FOR Conner rafncoats and waterproof
aprons. Everybody buys. McCrary's profits
last year were s5,2ls. New styles-wonderful
bargains-drect from manufacturer TO
wearer. Barnes made 1928 in 80 days. Tre-
mendous profits for you. $500 year for
three average orders day. $40 day for
your spare time. No delivering nor collect
ing. No capital required. furnish every
thing, including a beautiful sample coat
Write quick for liberal offer. The Conner
Mfg. Co.. Dept. Giles. Dayton. Ohio
LUMBER Inspector on hard woods and soft
woods. we'll established yard: state expert
ence and salary expected. r 1908 Herald.
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
HELP WANTED--MALE.

ACCOUNTING.
COST. O. p. A.. EXECUTIVE.
The shortage OF qualified men and women
accountants at salaries ranging from 81 600
20 $4,000 per year II without precedent
We give practical and thorough training
In scientifically simplified way under the
direction OF a body OF nationally known
g. p. As, enabling the student OF ordinary
education to master accounting In from 8 20
12 months
We are the oldest institution teaching ac-
counting by home study. Hundreds OF our
students are q. r. AS. successful cost &C
countants and executives. Accepted appii-
cnnts guaranteed satisfaction
Low tuition, easy terms. For particulars
call, write telephone.
INTERNATTO ACCOUNTANTS
SOCIETY,
Telephone Beekman 7S4f,
eO6 TRIBUNE BLDG, N. Y. O.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
SALESMEN.

WE HAVE POSITIONS FOR MEN
HAD SELLING EXPERIENCE IN
ANY LINE TO SELL A HIGH
GRADE INDUSTRIAL, SECURITY:
AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
WITH A REAL FUTURE FOR HUS-
TIERS: COMPENSATION CoMMEN-
SURATE WITH RESULTS; WE GIVE
EVERY CONSISTENT COoPERA-
TIoN: SALARY OR COMMISSION.
SUITE 2o2, ios BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
sALEsMEN.

Under present conditions, we recognize tho
fact that security salefmen must have sorne-
thing out OF the ordinary TO sell; our propo-
turer, the retailer the purchasing public
end our company substantial personal benefit
as well rs large dividends TO investors; high
class saiesmen only accepted; compensation.
commission basis. Call in person. room eOI.
iAg7 broadway,
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
ADVERTISING AGENCY WANTS A MAN

A MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS
MERCHANDISING THOROUGHLY.
AND CAN SOLVE THE PROBLEMS
OF CLIENTS. THE MAN WE NEED
MUST BE AnLfg TO DIRECT, PLAN.
SELL, WRITE AND HELP DE-
VELOP OUR BUSINESS. LAST
YEAR WE DID $3.50 ,OO0--THAT'S
NOT ENOUGH. WE WANT TO GO
AHEAD THE MAN WHO pOS-
SESSES THESE QUALIFICATIONS
ANil Is IN a POSITION TO BRING
WILL he TREATED LTBERALLY
BOTH IN AUTHORITY AND CONF
pFNSATTON. WRITE IN DETAIL.
ALL REPLIES WILL DE TREATED
CONFTDENTIALLY N go HER
AID, HERALD SO.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06


MANAGER furniture store. one who has
shown by past experience that ne Is able
to take charge OF the biggest furniture store
In city OF 500, 200. the man we want
must have the best OF reference. state age
and salary expected. T. j., box so4 Herald.
$50 Broadway.
MANAGER for high class hotel In Adiron-
dacks: thoroughly competent TO take fun
charge: first class references necessary
good salary and share In profits. X. T., 542
Herald, Herald SO.
MAN AND WIFE FOR SMALL COUNTRY
HOUSE: WHITE; NO CHILDREN: MAN
TO DRIVE CAR, ODD JOBS, FURNACE:
WOMAN TO COOK AND DO HOUSEWOFK.
ANSWER p. o. BOX 572, WOODMERE. OR
PHONE 1904 WOODMERE.
MAN-Take charge small Brooklyn factory
making plastic composition goods; able
handle both sexes. speed up production:
knowledge of mechanics all around man
for factory executive. Address "Harco."
v 962 Herald. Fulton ST.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
Statesmen WANTED.

Statesmen WANTED.
WE WANT A FEW SENSIBLE AND
PRACTICAL MEN,
ExPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY,
TO SELL A GOOD, SOUND UTILITY BOND
FOR WHICH GOOD COMMISSIONS ARE
PAID BY RESPONS1BLE HOUSE. THIS
ALSO OFFERS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR a
PERMANENT CONNECTION. CALL ROOM
3. 30 WALL ST.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

Statesmen. several (for New York, Brook
lyn and Long Tsland). to act rs solicitors
and secure yearly contracts In behalf OF wei
known detective agency; the protection fea-
ture offered is entirely new and an absolute
necessity, making every man In business
prospect; hustlers who desire TO make
connection where strict attention TO business
will mean promotion desired: no fly by
nights or has beens need apply references
VIII be demanded: salary and commission
with n proposition offering an unlimited
field. Address II 800 Herald. Herald 40.
sALEsMEN-Are you used 20 meeting with
big business men7 II you are used TO
earning more than a hundred dollars per
week want to see you. Have a stock issue
(Food Mfg) that's selling; Chamber OF Com
merce Endorsements: many prospects 10 be
seen. Big advertising campaign now run
ming. Hundreds OF stores now selling tho
foods. Former experience In sale OF stocks
not essential: give details OF your former
record md phone number. B 65 Herald,
Herald SO.
Statesmen, ATTENTION.
An unusual opportunity Is offered Few
high grade and Industrial insurance men 70
Join one OF the fastest growing business or
ganizations In America: also an expert
enced fire casualty man with following;
salary and commission for those who
qualify; unlimited real leads furnished: In
experienced men trained. For appointment
write All American Brokers, Inc, 10 w. sStn
St. New York.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

Rate fer Help Wanted Advertising 70 $50
line for one time, SSc q line, three nvnes
.o!thtn Ueek; 3oo kns ssvsn consecutive
issues.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

A MAN
ever 30. fair education clean record. agree
able and forceful personality; excellent op-
portunity; experience unnecessary; give phone
number. Write Box 502. eo8 Fitzgerald
Building.
ARTISTS, experienced letterer, designer enn-
bosser, cigar labels. bands. &C.; bring
samples. George Schlegel, $50 I'd av., 10th
floor.
young man. about 30 years old: knowledge
OF bookkeeping and typewriting desirable
but not essential; give reference and partic-
ulars as to employment. salary expected
&c. 5i7 Herald. 2s0 Bway
ASSISTANT BOoKKEEPER wanted in office
OF South Brooklyn manufacturer: krowl-
edge OF typewrlting and stenography advan-
tageous. state age and salary desired. r
1902 Herald. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

FARMER, experienced. single, for Connecti-
cut farm give full particulars. references
and wages expected. A., 297 Herald Herald
50,
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
MEN

MEN
Over 30 substantial representative
capable OF directing and Interpreting
Instructions must look and act the
part Write, stating business expert
ence. phone number and present earn
Ing ability. 7i2 Herald, Herald 50.
MENl-Detective agency desires to secure
the services OF two good. hustling men to
make collections on their contracts, to act 3
statesmen part of the time and who will be
required to perfom other outside work
necessary; a cash security OF $500 required:
salary and commission steady position
and plenty OF chances for advancement.
Address Box 800 Herald. Herald So.
MEN. age IL to IS. experience Unnecessary;
travel make secret Investigations, reports;
salaries, expenses. American Foreign De-
tcctive Agency, 507. 81. Louis.
MECHANIC WANTED; MUST BE THOR
OUGHLY EXPERIENCED ON FORD
CARS: MARRIED MAN PREFERRED.
APPLY BY LETTER, FOSTER COMPANY,
PLEASANTvILLE, n. Y.
MERCANTILE agency solicitor for similar
line work. A Herald, Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
A COLLEGE MAN.
We have TO offer:

Hard. Unrelentng Work
but FOR II n living commission, probably les.
thnn you are now getting and there's a
promise in u for something big IN the future
Address zimmerman Co.. Circle Studio
Building. New York city.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

ESTABLISH distributors for Paul Tires out
side New York city: no capital required:
$500 monthly income possible: price sells
them, quality gets repeat orders. Manager
1904 W. 18th. Chicago
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

OFFICE BOY, ABOUT 1s YEARS
OLD. IN A LARGE WHOLESALE
PAPER HOUSE: GOOD OPPoRTu-
NIFTY FOR ADVANCEMENT. AP-
PLY ny LETTER ONLY. STATING
AGE, &C, MILLER & WRIGHT
PAPER CO., 81 DUANE ST.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

CUTTER,
by infants cap house capable taking charge
cutting department, familiar with cutting
machine; only those experienced in this
line; good opportunity: state experience and
salary. Box 636, 200 Gable Building.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
HERE IS A REAL OPPORTUNITY.

hnnce to engage in the permanent
nlvr~e making business OF selling foods; re-
peat orders form steady source OF income;
we give exclusive State and county rights
and pack under your label; furnish complete
sales campaigns with advertising literature
and samples; your sales guaranteed: each
of our products must please your customers
or money will be refunded; your future Is an
assured success II you answer this advertise
ment at once no dull times In the food busi-
ness get In touch with us to-day; we are
the largest packers OF speciality food prod
ucts in the world; references any bank.
rating agency. express company railroad
company in America. Address Federal Pure
Food Co., Chicago, Ill.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

GARDENER on farm in westchester county
married, no children; competent TO care for
flowers. shrubs and grow vegetables out
doors and under glass; Wife paid to board ?
or single men, care for their rooms and
wash their bed linen. we supply new house
with modern convenienccs, light, fuel, milk
and vegetables In season. Call with wife,
Monday, 1912. at iS7 w. sist. Bring ref
crences.
GARDENER or handy han, generally useful.
bile washing: state wages and references.
Bor l62, Great Neck, N. "
GARDENER. single or married no children,
on a farm used as summer residence
Putnam county; references eequired. Write
or reply Mrs. Fitzhugh Simon, % VI s6ih,
GARDENER wanted near New York, Hudson
River; must be first class and experienced
IN raising flowers and vegetables. 1000
Herald. Fulton 81.
GARDENER. useful man. married. no chill
dren; quarters In barn: references. Call
tuesday 10 TO ". 4th noor. AZ w. 63d.
GET good job--work for Uncle sam
men and women needed; 81 400, Si,60O
~ BOO AZ start: railway mall clerk and other
exams' soon. let our expert former ". s.
Government examiner, prepare you. Write
to-day for free booklet R-5N Patterson Civil
Service School. Rochester. N. y.
HAIRDRES5ER, marcel wayer, expert; good
opportunity, &C. spiro. "a West 4G,h
HoUsEFURSfsHTNGs. TOYS and furniture,
experienced, thorough knowledge OF the
merchandise acquaintance with the trade
nrobity and character are positively essen
tial: commission. drawing account: answers
viii be held strictly confidential and should
be full and explicit; exceptional opportunity
for the right mon Frank Son. A r. 1ith
INVESTIGATOR. WHOLESALE IMPORT
ING HOUSE, ~ YEARS or AGE, ABOUT
~ 200 PER ANNUM; GOOD OPPORTUNITY
PARTICULARS TO RECEIVE ATTENTION.
$40 HERALD. HERALD SQUARE.
INTELLIGENT men and women wanted !;
copy names In ionghand act as confdel-
tial representatives, absolutely no invcst-
ment required: new. unlimited field. Amer
team Consolidated Advertising Syndicate
Dert. Al. 20 y. Ia Sale. Chicago.
INSURANCE solicitors opportunity for live
man. y. n. Erkmann, 1897 Broadway.
brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
DESIGNER AND FILTER, FUR.

DESIGNER AND FILTER, FUR.
EXCEPTIONAL OPP oRTUNITY
FOR HIGH CLASS MAN WITH RE-
TAIL EXPERIENCE, PLEASING
PERSONALITY AND GOOD AD-
DRESS ARE IMPORTANT QUALIFI-
CATIONS. BOX 119, 1926 ST. JAMES
BUILDING.
DISTRIBUTOR wanted In every town for
speedoiine; $500 TO $500 per month; exclu-
sive territory. automobile free to workers.
Speedoine Co., Dep. 120, Dallas. Texas. y
ELECTRICIAN.
We require the services OF licensed cleo
trician capable of installing new work and
repair work; only those with previous ex-
perience in this capacity need apply.
MARTINS,
Fulton. cor. Bridge ST.. Brooklyn.
ENGINEER, licensed. for high class hotel.
fully understanding refrigeration and high
pressure steam plants. answer must state
previous employment and references A si4
Herald, Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
EXECUTIVE
OF
TAILOR SHOP.
FARMER.

Wanted, a practical farmer who under
stands poultry raising. give references
and terms. II 7s6 Herald. $50 Broad
way.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

MANAGERS tFLooD.
L. s. PLAUr q Co,
NEWARK. N. j..
have positions for experienced floor
managers: department store expert
ence essential Apply by letter or at
Employment Office.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen.

CAnd Executives.)
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

.EsMAN-IF YOyT ARE SEEKING A
WORTH WHILE PERMANENT CoNNEC-
TION WE HAVE a PROPOSITION WHICH
WILL APPEAL TO ACTIVE Statesmen.
WE WANT MEN WHO ARE CAPABLE OF
sIoNs THIS PROPOSITION is FAR
ABOVE THE AVERAGE AND APPEALS
TO ALL CLASSES. CALL sos FIFTH AV.,
SUITE S02.
SALESMAN.
Thoroughly experienced collar or shirt
man, with n good following IN department
and chain stores: also jobbers TO represent
high grade line OF mems soft collars; splcn-
did opportunity for the right man. commits
letter. Y T26 Herald. Herald "a.
Statesmen.
High grade statesmen 70 Nraii on drug trade.
department stores and beauty pariors with
q novelty line Of rouge and powder cotnpacts
only those With n GOOD following need APP
ply; good opportunity to right party; gvo
full particulars. l. 400 Herald. Herald "a.
Statesmen. experienced with ladies pocket
books, must have former acquaintance
with buyers; city and travellingi big oppor-
tunity for right party. H. IT, 37s Herald,
Herald sq.
sALESMEN--if you earn SIS TO sf00 week
investigate this ad. (. experience not neces-
sary; we have live wire proposition. Scrib-
ner's 500 eth av.. Sd floor. Call before noon,
See Mr. Wacker.
sALEsMAN and window trimmer; must
have experience IN better grade shops.
mems furnishings. Miller 80 r.. f2d
SALESMAN to call on cigar manufacturers.
sell speciality: liberal commission. A 500
Herald, Fulton st
SALESMAN, commercial stationery and
printing. outside man, 70 call on trade.
Dresuer So. iiIG Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
ESTIMATOR.

Thoroughly proficient plumbing and heat
Ing must be a man experienced In the
soliciting of high grade work; state age,
references and record of employer for
past five years. This Is straight COM
mission proposition and offers an excep-
tional opportunity for live man who
knows his business. p. 0. Box co. East
Williston. L: !.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

500 DAILY made selling our new special
$3.75 combination for Si.50: agents price,
Soc: sales guaranteed; 40c soap combina-
tlons: agents price, 11c.-15c. United Soap
WORKS, n Park place, New York.
sI5 WEEK SELLING CRESCo RAIN
COATS; no collecting or delivering: sample
coat and BIG outfit free. IMPROVED MFG.
CO.. Dept. s3. Ashland Ohio
sib daily selling ball trade saiesboards;
every merchant buys: quick repeater
stoltze, 1870 Madison St. ST. Louis, Mo.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

GARDENER or handy han, generally useful.
for Cedarhurst, year round: also automo-
bile washing: state wages and references.
Bor iG2. GrNnt Neck. N. u.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

You desire q new connection,
we desire new men. Of a certain
type.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
AGENTS WANTED.
Male.

AGENTS TO sell mems fine shoes direct from
factory TO wearer: straight commits
sion: no advance; full or part time; prices
Ear below retail stores: quality excellent
Ehe One Shoe Company Dept. O. II. T.,
Brockton. Mass.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

3. Behind this product
are some OF the best OF
the best known business
men In New York city.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-31

The seal and also the new state
banner embodying it, do not become
legal unless made so by special leg
islativc act. Secretary of States Ans
berry has stated that he will refuse
to use the new seal until it has been
so lcga'ized.
Col. ]. H. Presson Of Lincoln,
leader in the opposition to change
in the wording or spirit OF the pres
ent Nebraska state seal, declared to-
day that after examining the plans
adopted by the seal commission he
withdrew all opposition to the
change.
my opposition was founded on a
report that the blacksmith, the
wheat. the river. the steamboat and
the wording. Equality Before the
Law" were to be stricken from
the new seal" Col. Presson said.
But | find they are to be retained
and | am satisfied"
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-31
Nine Killed by
Holiday Liquor
Gray Haired Woman and Boy
Among Victims-Fiyc
Blinded by Drinks.

New York, Dee. S0.-A gray
haired woman and a ll-year-old boy
last night were added TO the list OF
New York victims of poisonous
holiday liquor, which now totals
nine dead and five blinded or scri-
ously III.
The woman was found lying on
the sidewalk on East Thirty NTH
street near Fifth avenue and died
en- route 10 a hospital.
In her handbag was a slip OF paper
bearing the name. Miss Sargent.
She was about 50 years old and well
dressed. Medical examiners said she
had drunk wood alcohol.
The boy, John Doolcy, was taken
from his home after losing conscious
ness. At the hospital, police au-
nounccd he had been given liquor by
ncighbors and also had drunk some
he found near his West Twenty-sixth
street home.
During the day Charles Williams,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-31
Hog Receipts Show Big
Increase at Omaha Market

Hog receipts at the stock yards
numbered l2.S00 head Friday as conf
pared to s,05l for the same day last
week. Lightweight porkers were in
demand
The hog market for the day was
topped by Adolph Schmidt Of Prim-
rose who brought in load OF choice
light hogs that averaged lS9 pounds.
There were 81 head in the shipment
for which Mr.. Schmidt received $7l5
a hundred.
James Hagood Of Carson, Ia,
brought in 81 head OF fancy light
Durocs Thursday that averaged l42
pounds for which he received the top
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-31
Seal Design Is
Shown Governor
All Objects in Present Seal
Retained Except Log Cabin
-Presson Approves.

Lincoln, Dec. So.-(Spccial. Me
braska's new seal, AS prepared by
the state seal commission created by
the last Legislature, is ready. George
Williams of Fairmont, chairman of
the commission, has submitted the
seal to Governor McKelvie. The
design was by Architect Goodhue of
New York, who is also architect OF
the new capitol.
All the objects in the present seal,
excepting the log cabin, are re-
tanned, but the river is smaller. one
or two coaches are taken from the
train and the mountains aren't quite
so prominent.
In the space made by these
changes are displayed three books
representing education, two an
telopes, a buffalo head and golden
rod. The motto, Equality Before
the Law" is retained. II
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-31
Poetry and Rhyme
at Kiwanis Dinner
Michigan Lawyer Says Poets
Predict Events and Poll
ticians Fulfill Them.

Poetry and rhyme flowed with
and without reason at the MONDAY
luncheon of the kiwanis club at the
Rome hotel yesterday noon. In
his address. Poets aud Politicians =
Thomas Barkworth. Michigan al
torncy OF ~ years practice, here Tor
the annual convention OF the Ne
braska State Bar association. in a
most scholarly manner dweit en- the
part poets and politicians played IN
lie.
On the other hand, Bob Hall, Or
pheum headlner this week. con-
lributed cxtcmporaneous rhymes
about members OF the club, the dis
linugiShed speaker and local events.
Mr.. Barkworth declared that the
poet projected his imagination into
the future and predicted future
events and that politicians fulfilled
those predictions He gave excerpts
from Tcnnyson's "Loekslcy Hail.
predicting the conquest OF the air,
as an example.
Bob Hall said that his rhyme was
Just for fun and that up to date he
hadn't done any predicting.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-31
rench General Proposes
International Police Army

Paris, Dec. 3l.-General Sarrail
pressed belief that an international
buy consisting of battalions of
Srench, American, British and Bel
Jan soldiers would insure world
.eacc. in an article published here.