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The New York herald., 1921-05-29
statesmen, GENTLEMEN

The electrical concern | represent Is firm
iy established. The output has little no
competition. Their product is thoroughly
accepted by the trade. Recent manufactur-
ing improvements enable us to reduce our
price 500 June T.: sample orders already ac-
the domestic and export field. To ten mas
ter statesmen / can offer something definite
in written contract form with a very defi-
mite agreement whereby they will agree TO
sell $40, 900 worth OF the only kind of stock
we have tcommon) In 90 days. We will CO.
operate getting them leads. A territory will
be assigned selling our product quickly as
their stock quota is reached. Statesmen
should make $t0,o 900 or more annually In the
merchandising end In territories OF their
choosing. Now, you big. clean, successful,
determined men. answer unreservedly. II you
are right. have what liz right and you
have answered your last call for statesmen.
Commission arrangements are exceptional.
y 97 Herald, Herald 50.
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WOMEN.

Branch manager: large corporation
with branch offices principal cities
OF u. S. and Canada. requires capa
BILE women over 25 Industrious. un-
questioned integrity; managers po-
sitions for those who qualify. APP
ply in person, room 6Ue. 30 Court
ST., B'klyn.
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SALESMAN OF GOOD PERSONALITY AND
ADDRESS: KNOWLEDGE OF CON
TRACTTNG BUSINESS PREFERRED. BUT
NOT ESSENTIAL: OPPORTUNITY TO EX-
PAND WILL BE GIVEN THE RIGHT
PARTY; COMMISSION BASIS. CALL 1912
TUESDAY. MR.. MURPHY. ROOM 80, aI
BROADWAY.
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SALESMAN WANTED

SALESMAN, well recommended with a fol-
lowing among auto tires and accessory
dealers in Manhattan and Bronx. 10 sell high
grade. pure gum auto tubes at reasonable
price: drawing account against liberal com
mission: splendid opportunity for the right
man. Apply by letter only to Merritt Rubber
Co., Inc, 1923 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29

Statesmen who can cell in New York city
and vicinity high class gold and silver
mining stock now producing mines In Colo
rado; executive offices ~. Y. city, and TO
agents in the county and outside n. Y. city /:
special attention Is called TO the fact that
valuable territory Is now open. For intor-
nation address NJ 24o Herald. Herald 50.
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SECURITY statesmen.

Two experienced security statesmen
TO sell a stock in an industry whose
commodity is In great demand, which
has been actively traded In for the
past 8 years. paid IS per cent. cash
dividend last year and has had 100
per cent. market advance In last
months: real. live, clean leads fur
nished: liberal financial arrangements
OF salary or drawing account to those
qualifying: no drones or office can
yassers. See Mr.. Walters. room 20I,
10S Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29

SALESMAN, for New York manufacturer,
Celevland territory, high grade established
line Of plumbing accessories. all year. steady
business: acquaintance with line not neces-
sary. but must have clean. fine selling re-
ord must have calibre of earning at least
so. 600 81. 900 and having position. wish
ing 10 better himself preferred: drawing ac-
count and commission. permanent. with good
future to fun extent of ability; age so 80
years. Write Sales Manager, stating full
particulars and religion, p. o. Box 3, Sta
tion y, New York city.
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TO sell a dividend paying
security of a well rated
corporation recognized az
one of the foremost com
panies In its line.
Experience in selling Sc
curities not essential: we
win school the men who
wish to take up the pro-
fession. This connection
Is TO be a permanent one
and viii pay from s. 900
per year upward. Call or
write room 1901. % West
43d ST.. New York city.
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Statesmen

Men Of character and ambition can earn a
large income land commissionl and promo
ton to higher position by assisting in raising
OF bonds FOR the manufacture and sale OF a
patented speciality for which there IS great
demand
Men without selling experience are successful
iu this work.
Call after 1880 A. n, Tuesday. Suite 500.
10 ANnal Ilth
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sAI,EsMAN-wANTED BY A LEADING
MANUFACTURING CORPORATION SELL
ING TO THE JOBBING, DRY GOODS, NO
TION AND MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
HOUSES A SALESMAN WELL AC-
QUAINrED WITH THE TRADE IN UP
PER NEW YORK STATE, PENNSYI-
vANTA, EASTERN STATES AND MIDDLE
WEST. TO HANDLE AN OLD ESTAB-
LISHED SPECIALITY LINE On COMMIS-
SION BASIS. ADDRESS. STATING FULL
PARTICULARS. y 1925 HERALD, Full
TON
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Statesmen.

We win interview high grade men
Tuesday evening, I 80 p. NJ. for regu-
lar sales force: drawing $50 weekly
against commission. clean cut deter
miuatlon more important TO us than
experience; knowledge OF product
quickly acquired: be prompt. Room
1905. West 34th 81.
SAVE THIS ADV.
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MEN

banking experience; the local branch
office or a large corporation win en-
tertaln applications from capable men
over % with banking experience.
branch offices in principal cities OF
United States and Canada. Apply IN
person. Room COZ, 80 Court street,
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29

Las, Sunday we inserted the follow
ing sd. in New York's leading news
papers.
"Of late quite a number OF men have
tolned our organization who have
made this statement: I have been
reading your advertisement for a
number OF weeks but didn't belyieve
your statement that you had an oppor-
tunity for an inexperienced man 10
make the large earnings mentioned in
Your ad. IL seemed too good 10 be
true. / know now you have exactly
the opportunity you state you have
and my only regret Is that l lost a
number of valuable weeks before maxi
ing up my mind
Last week we printed letter from
one OF our statesmen who had never
sold anything before In his life. in
which he stated he made $3.50, his
first week with us and his earnings
for the week Just ended were over
81 10000.
Three hundred dollars was earned
last week by another OF our men who
never had had any business expert
ence-selling or otherwise. The week
before last his earnings were S30S.I5.
We could cite many, many other in
stances OF men who are making more
than they ever have made before
NOW and who are laying the founda-
tions for still greater earnings.
I'VE are marketing one OF the most
revolutionary products ever placed be-
fore the American public-a product
backed by group OF well-rated. we'll
known New York business men.
Our proposition to YOU is this:
THAT you have the opportunity to
make from $4,000 10 $4,000 IN
commissions this year. In assisting
us in raising the capital necessary
10 market the above mentioned
product.
2-That by or before the end OF this
year you have the opportunity OF
stepping into an executive position
In the merchandising end of our
business, where this opportunity is
limited solely by your own ability.
"If we CAN prove this to you. you
you have found the opportunity that
CANNOT, YOU have wasted your time.
is IT A GOOD GAMBLE?
I'm THE NEAR FUTURE. EVERY
NEW YORK NEWSPAPER WILL BE
CARRYING oNE-QUARTER, ONE
HALE AND FULL PAGE ADS OF
THIS PRODUCT AND OVER 3.o00
WINDOWS WILL BE DISPLAYING
1T.
NOW is the time to form a connec-
tion with the enterprise--and GROW
WITH IT."
Thirty-five men answered this ad..
Joined our sales force-are 100 per
cent. sold on our proposition. They
found 1t GOOD GAMBLE.
CALL TUESDAY ONLY. BEFORE
3 p. NJ.
Ask for Mr.. Scott.
Kendall Products Corporation,
Suite 1902, 709 Sixth av.. cor. 41st st.
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MEN

OF good appearance. over IS years, who
want 20 get out OF the rut but don't know
how, who SEQ others prosperous and happy
and wonder how they do n. will have the
secret explained by calling a. suite 1919.
F1atiron Building, after 10 A. NJ.
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statesmen

Statesmen
RETIRED BUSINESS MEN
MEN WITH SPARE TIME
An Investment banking firm specializing In
high grade dividend paying. listed and I'M
listed. securities. requires the services of a
few high grade men in territory adjacent
10 New York. Experience In the sale OF Sc
curities Is not essential High grade statesmen
who have been wasting their time selling
speculative and promotion stocks viii do well
to get In touch with US.
Commissions are small. but the turnover
with our selling plan and cooperation will
easily net q worker 81. 900 to $40, 900 a year,
and win build up a clientele that will be a
life asset. Reference win be expected from
successful applicants. * 6i2 Herald. ESQ
Broa dway.
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SALES MANAGER

wanted-Aggressive, ambitious sales
manager. about 30 years old. for ma
tional campaign; ability to handle
agents and knowledge OF canvass
ing desirable; excellent opportunity:
liberal terms. Apply Tuesday 1902
Tribune Building.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
sALEs,EN-ro RED FLOODED MEN:

sALEsNiEN-To RED FLOODED MEN:
The Baker Wilson Corporation has
openings for a few refined wide awake
statesmen; Il means 10 those who quail
ify an opportunity seldom offered.
thorough sales education will be given
and territorial rights guaranteed very
attractive renew al feature. We make
your advancement practically auto
matte, the big goal national sec
ttonal managershlp, we VIII teach
you how, and all We ask in return
is that you be willing TO learn. Va
are all good fellows. dead In earnest,
and demand tae same from YOU come
In Tuesday. Wednesday or Thursday
at 10 4. NJ. and ASK FOR BAKER.
1876 Pearl st., fourth floor.
Not stock or bond proposttion)
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Observation-Disclosures.

PERMANENT ASSOCIATION WITH
GROWING INVESTMENT HOUSE,
at present offering most attractive
security In
SUBSTANTIAL COMPANY LOCATED
IN NEW YORK CITY.
manufacturing labor-saving equipment re-
turning large earnings In royalties: well
known local directorate and management
leads furnished: liberal commissions.
Call Room sos. 220 9th av., or telephorbs
Madison Square 1106 for appointment.
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MEN

Would you Ike to hold one OF the best
paying positions in New York? We want
ten men-no more than terl--who know that
II given real chance they viii make good.
The ten men fortunate enough TO be selected
measuring up TO the standards VIII be
given an opportunity second to none! CO.
operation of an enviahle character and
ISOLATION with men who have been and are
successes Is assured. After 10 O'Clock any
rry this week we will meet applicants.
Suite 1919, Flatiron Building, n. Y. c.
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SALESMAN.
ONE
REAL SALESMAN.

The best Is none too good for this opening
It's advertising; II means travelling. II
salary and it's permanent. Our men average
over s5 600. We believe this Is the finest
bona fide sales opening ever advertised. Do
not answer unless you are head and shoul-
ders above the average. State age and re-
liglon. Give phone. NJ 2is Herald, Herald sa
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DIRECTORY ADVERT RTISEMENTS
HELP WANTED-MALE.
WE ARE LOOKING FOR
A MANAGER.

We want a broad visloned man
with ability and with Ideas that
can be cashed. This man must
be young enough so that his Ideas
will not be set In concrete and at
the same time Old enough to have
learned by experience. This man
should be an expert letter winter
and possess that forceful person
ality necessary TO attract and hold
n clientele. We want a modest
gentleman who will fit in with a
happy family of successful money
makers and assist In steering the
ship of young. progressive up
town brokerage house. In addi-
tlon to splendid board room facii-
ties, we will handle a few promo
,ions for the present. The salary
TO start Will be $500 the
future rests entirely with him
self. All replies will be treated
In strict confidence. but We must
have every particular in the first
letter. Address BROKERAGE.
Room Gil World Building, y. y.
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Statesmen
CAL ENfl.N


COLLEGE STUDENTS,
hre you iooking 70 maze some real money
during vacation season. u so we VIII show
YOU how. we are expandin., our securities
plan: this viii appeal to YOU: commission
remuneration attractive. Call or write Fred
erick Keith & Co. ii5 broadway. New York.
Statesmen.
SEQ day easily made on q few orders
from suburban homes and country estates
for new oaciating sprinkler that sells
Itself. take orders with complete outfit car
red IN special case; no deliveries nor colec-
tions TO make, ono demonstration gets the
order. time and money saver; experience
not essential. Write or CALL George Alex
ander 90 West Broadway. y. y. g.
sALEsMEN-sfpE LINE.
Attractive ilne of original novelties. well
known manufacturer. profitable proposition
territories regularly, full particulars and ref
erepee with letter. g f2J Herald. Brooklyn.
SALESMAN Tor cigars. travelling. salary and
expenses or commission with drawing ac-
count FOR the southeastern part of New York
state must be active. ambitious, energetic
references required man acquainted with re-
Fell merchants preferred former experience
Is our limo not necessary. good opportunity
Tor gw1t man.
a. Landmark Co Denver. re.
sAtEsNiENrR rR5ht ESTATE FIRM WANTS
Fyperlenced tai"rrau for midtown section,
s la7a perald. ilarler
SALESMAN. calling on Wholesale grocery
ard confectionery Rnd bakery trade. who
would Ike ncrro good item as side ilne On
Communication basis u io2 Hernit, Futon y.
statesmen ana collectors, arc - and over;
unlimited opportunity for workers by large
corporation. Room i.Ioo. 81 Broadway
sALEsMEN ~ sell coal briauettes direct ~
consumers salary and commission. Apply
Dvrnrits Co. III West 36th 81.
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TIRE Statesmen.
LARGE INDEPENDENT cont
pANy WILL CONSIDER APPIICA-
TTOsN FROM CAPABLE SALES
MEN H. NJ B.. Sj4 HERALD, HER
AID SQUARE.
TEACHER or college student. vacation po-
sition; liberal salary, excellent experience
permancncy possible. " Box 1903. Sta
tion r. Manhattan.
x-RAY TECHNrCtANs--For dental dept OF
large laboratory; permanent position and
good salary to start. Apply 500 sth sv.
room 5oT. Call Tuesday
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statesmen

who have backbone and ambition. fun OF
pep and determination but who cannot seem
to form a connection where their efforts
will bring the returns TO which they are
entitled have now the opportunity TO asso-
ciate with highly successful men and go
along with them to continued success. Call
after 10 A. NJ, suite 1918, i15 Fifth av.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29

BARKER = MACCoLL.
VOCATIONAL SPECIALISTS, 30 CHURCH
ST.
Production bill clerk, Alder. agency expr;
marine insurance booklteeper. homo office
experience: Insurance cashier 4 accountant;
ar acct. 10 yrs. expr., expert IN income TAX !
steno and centi asst. real estate and insur-
ance office; registry free. "
DETECTIVES, POLICE, sHERIFFS and
others with detective nclnations write Tor
FREQ Information covering system Of educa.
tionai advancement. O'Sulivan, Merchants
loan Trust Bldg, chicago.
SOUTH AMERICA.
Young men seeking employment In south
America may communicate with a. j,
Bucher. siT cornelle av.. Chicago, ~.
REFERENCE INvESTTGATtON co.
AGENCY, p6 WARREN Sf.
OFFICE positions OF all kinds,
Registry free. call n-l.
TEACHERS = Manual training. athletics,
agriculture, science. for secondary col
Ieres universities. Write qualifications TO
cline Teachers Agency, Columbia, Mo,
HAMILTON EMPLOYMENT, q Church 81.
trector sa) s--Bookkeepers. office positions
of all kinds.
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statesmen WANTED.

IF YOU ARE A MAN WHO
CONSIDERS HIMSELF COM
PETENT TO HANDLE ONE OF
THE BEST SECURITIES IN
THE MARKET AND ARE
LOOKING FORWARD FOR
ADVANCEMENT TO A HIGH
ER POSITION CALL IN PER-
son BETWEEN 0 AND II a.
NJ. AND AND $3.50 p. NJ.
SUITE st2. KNICkERBOCKER
BUILDING. 4oD ST. AND
BROADWAY.
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MEN,
IMMEDIATELY.

Three men. over So. possessing charac-
ter. determination and common sense.
viii find congenisi and profitable EN-
pioyrnent II qualified: experience unnec-
pEsary: give telephone number. Write I
1T Herald, Herald square.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
ATTENTIONS

Last Sunday we inserted the follow
ing Ad. in New York's leading news
papers.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29

YOUNG man wanted TO act as resident
councillor in large Jewish child-caring In
stitution in New York; opportunity to con-
tinue collegiate work: experience not es-
sental, but desirable Apply by letter only.
giving age, education, &C., II AZ Herald,
Herald square.
YOUNG man with large acquaintance and
faculty for making acquantances; splen-
did, permanent position for man who can
qualify. brokerage office, dealing exclusively
In securities listed on n. Y. Stock Exchange.
7 LAT Herald. Herald square.
YOUNG MAN
walt on trade in Wholesale glove house:
knowledge of gloves essential II you can
qualify state age. salary desired and pre-
vious experience In first letter. r. O.. 3al
Herald. Herald SO.
YOUNG man wanted TO make himself gen.
orally useful In diamond. jew.Jry office:
good chance for advancement. Apply Tues
day morning $3.50, Michael Levy. . Maiden
lane.
YOUNG man wanted In insurance brokers'
office bookkeeper. Christian: salary to
start. about S25 per week; state experience:
good chance for advancement. Q 100 Her
aid Fulton st.
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HAIRDREssERs.

FRENCH MUD PACKS.
we specialize IN hair hennss. permanent
waving: also ready to wear toh- Miss
ANNA, 2i72 Broadway Schuyler 1913.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
sALESAIEN.

--~~>"o-~--o~~c~~--~-~-~ N-0-~-~~--"-~-----~-~-~-
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rFESSNfEN. esjuvier. experienced 8s houfS
t~a,s ~ vnce. y q. rscob8 Co. 9.h and
sansom sts.. Philadelphia.
fEAt, EsTRTE MAN-Prominent midtown
tlfth av. Christian realty fit-r. opening
strictly commission basis give age. cx1e-
fience. deals closed. BROKER. els Herald.
Herald sp.
SAbEsMEN--A new VISIBLE SYSTEM espe-
cially adapted TO posting requires The sore
Vices of salesman for New York city; visible
RXriems men accountants with sales ehil-
ifv preferred commission basis. DO not O. n /,
write fully your qualifications 20 ~. VI.
walsh, Inc, ~ Thomas st. Attention of
Nr. w. H ostrander.
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YOUNG MEN.

We have number OF openings for single
young men between the ages of 10 and %
years to learn the installation of telephone
switchboard; no experience necessary. good
pay while learning.
O 2 800 Herald. Fulton 81.
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MEN WANTED. 25 TO 80. TO TRAIN
FOR SAL ESMEN; EXPERIENCE
UNNECESSARY: WE MAINTAIN A
SCHOOL AND CAPABLE INSTRUC-
TORS TO TRAIN YOU IN OUR OWN
BUSINESS WITHOUT CHARGE:
YOU WILL BE ASSURED A STEADY
POSITION: OUR statesmen ARE
MAKING FROM $40 PER WEEK UP:
ONLY THOSE OF NEAT APPEAR
ANCE AND PLEASING PERSON
ALITY CONSIDERED. Personal
INTERVIEW ONLY AT . p. NJ. OK
I r. H., COMMENCING TUESDAY =.
r. STEEL SERVICE CORP, SUITE
17o7-9, 2e9 BROADWAY.
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Ave win pay highest possible prices 70.
furniture houses, apts., pianos, hrc-a.
brac, books, works or art. FRANKLIN IS
University place. Phone stuyvesant 23IT.
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cows BOT GIT.

HIGHEST VALUE PAID FoR
misfits or slightly used evening aud street
frociss. furs. diamonds. jewellp, silverware
reliable. confidential. Eat. 80 years.
Nine NATAL. 80 w. 45th ST. Bryant 06T0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-03
LIBRARIAN LAUDS
LEHLBACH'S BILL
Dr.. BoWerman Sees "Distinct
Advance" for Assistants
by Redistribution.

DR.. George +. Bowerman Of the
Public Library today characterized
the Lehlbach Redistribution bill. in
so far as the workers of the library
services In the District are concern
ed. as u distinct advance" over the
old bill of the reclassification COM
mission.
Library workers have been placed
in the professional class in the Lehl-
bach measure, along with other pro-
fessional and scientific workers of the
government, and will take part in the
meeting to be held Thursday night
at 8 o'clock at the Public Library.
At this meeting members or the
professional, sub-professional and
educational services of the govern
ment will consider the Lehloach
measure pro and con. Members or
the skilled trades and printing traces
services will meet on the night OF
January IL at 1923 New York avenue.
Urges Pay Amendment.
While pleased with the general ad-
vance of the library workers in the
Lehlbach measure. DR.. Bowerman
pointed out today that there are some
features in relation to library work
ers which may be amended.
The starting salary of some library
workers S1,0SO. is held too low to Sc
cure the men and women of the de-
sired caliber. According to the bill,
as now drawn up. a junior library as
sistant would have to work hve years
as such, and then four years as Ii
brary assistant. a total of nine years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-03
SIMPLE INAUGURATION
MOST APPROPRIATE
Proposal That March 4 Funds Be
Given to European Re-
lief Work.
r., ,.. rs,,o, of JSc star;

To the Editor Of Tho star: -,
| As the Presid ent elect. Mr.. Hard
INC has expressed a liking for sim
nIicity and economy and = dislike for
extravaSance and ostentation. and IN
view of Senator Borahs most appro-
priate remark against lavish expendl-
ture and useless waste o, money,
wish to protest against the present
scheme of the inauguration on the
coming 4th of March. ! think l
voice the sentiment. of most OF the
older residents OF Washington, and
also that of the people or the United
States.
The Inauguration of new FRESH
dent is a serious and solemn occa =
sion. and one which at any time
should be conducted with great dtg-
nifty. not to mention appropriate
economy. Sut especially at This
time should the strictest decorunl
and economy be observed. The world
has Just gone through the most ter
rible war in history. and millions OF
people are at the present moment not
only suffering. but starving from its
effects.
Mr.. Hoover at the present moment
is trying to collect as much money
as possible to save as many lives as
possible and we are all giving as
much-and some of us more-than
we can afford. and the strength of
all our energies and of all our avail
able resources should be devoted to
helping the needy and rescuing the
future generation.
In view of the above facts, it
would seem almost indecent to waste
thousands of dollars on a show"
which would be inappropriate at any
time and especially unworthy at this
sad time.
May 1 respectfully suggest that a
procession headed by the police of
the District escorting the presiden-
tial party, followed by q detachment
the most dignified and appropriate
arrangement?
May / again call your attention to
Mr. Hoover's appeal?
GEORGE EUSTIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-03
OHIO LEGISLATURE GETS
COX'S FINAL MESSAGE
Lone Democrat Remains in State
Senate-Tennessee So1ons
Convene.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. January 3.-The
Ohio general assembly formally con-
vened today. and, besides completing
it's organization, received the final
message of Gov. James NJ. Cox, demo-
crat, who will be succeeded. January
10. by Gov.-elect Harry Davis, republic
can.
Not in the states history has any
political party had such predominant
ing majority as that of the republicans
in the present assembly. OF the 125
house members, only twelve are demo-
Gratis, and of the senate membership Of
thrty-seven, James A. Reynolds of
Cleveland. equal suffrage exponent, is
the only democrat.
Officials agreed upon in caucus were
elected. Rupert Beetham of Harrison
county was elected speaker of the
house and Senator Frank E. White
more of Akron was elected president
pro TEN. of the Senate.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, January g.
The Tennessee Legislature convened al
noon today in it's sixty-second session,
with an extended program Of legisla-
ton confronting the members. Pre-
liminary to the session the democratic