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Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19
WOMEN PICK DELEGATE FoE
 DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE

New York Aug. 1S1The National Fed eration of Business and Professional W'omen's Club, Inc. representing s0,0ee women in 4 states today wired President Harding requeaing him to appoint . busi- ness woman of the commission to repres- eut the United stateS at the coming in- ternational disarmament conference.
 The federation designated its president Hrs Lena Lake Forrest. as its choice.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19
CHARGE OF GAMBLING
 AT NARRAGANsETT PIER

Providence, Aug. 1s.-Alleging in a bill Of equity that came up for hear ing today in the superior court before Judge George Ti Brown. that a public gambling place was being conducted in Clark's block. Narragansett Pier, James H. Connolly of Fall River. claims that irreparable injury is being done to his interests as minority stockholder of the Narragausett Realty Company. John c. Joyce of NarraEansett Pier and John A. Conrdon of Newport. the ma jority stockholders of the Realty cor poration. are named as the respondents and as acting together in running the place. The case was continued until tomorrow to have the complainant in court
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19
PRESIDENT CRITICISED
 BY BoURKE COCHRAN

Washington, Aug. 1s,-President Harding was criticised today by Repre- sentative Bourke Cochran. democrat New York, during tax revision debate in the house for appearing before the sen ate on July 12 to urge postponement of action on soldier bonus legislation. The constitution which empowers the pres ident to address recommendations re- specting legislation to congress, MT Cochran contended, dies not authorize him to address such a communication to either house to the exclusion of the other.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19
SUIT ALLEGES HORSE WAS
 BRUISED AND HUMLIATED"

Hammond Ind. Aug. 1S-Jacob Dia- mond a pedler. today filed suit in superior court for S1O.0OO damages against an autoist who ran into Diamonds three legged horse and broke its wooden leg The suit alleged the animal was bruised and humilisted 10 that extent.
 The horse, which has worn the wooden leg for five years. has rad a troubled career. On one occasion the leg caught on fire and the fire department was called to extinguish the blaze
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19
ONE MONTH IN JAIL
 FOR SHOOTING HUSBAND

Springfield, Mass. Aug. 1S.-NIrs. Lau- "a Linnell was found guilty in police court today of shooting her husband. Herbert P Linnell clubman and auto mobile accessory manufacturer, and re- ceived a sentence of one month in. jail, which was suspended forone year. An appeal was entered. The charge was assault with dangerous weapon The shooting occurred in the Linneu home the night of July 19, and following a dispute concerning a daughter.
 Linnell was wounded in the leg. Mrs Linneu testified that she aimed at the floor with intent to grighten her hus- band. She is 35 years old. The Lin nells have been prominent in local so- ciety
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19
NO NEW DEVELOPMENT
 OF SITUATION N ULsTEB

Belfast. Aug. ls.-CBy the A. P)- Up 10 the present there have been nc ne developments in the Irish situation so Tar as Ulster is concerned. accord ing to an official statement made to The Associated Press this evening.
 Sir James Craig. the Ulster premier. Is expected to return to Belfast from Scotland on Monday. but the belief was expressed today that his letter to Premier LloE George made public last Sunday. constitutes Listers last word
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19
HAD NO KNOWLEDGE
 OF ESCAPE or BERoDoLL

Omaha. Neb.. Aug. Is-Colonel c. c. Cresson, of Fort Crook. Nebraska who prosecuted Grover Cleveland Bergdoll. draft evader. commenting today on a re- port from Washington that he had been charged with conspiracy in connection with Bergdolls escape. said that he knew nothing of the escape until after Berg doll had gotten away.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19
MRS. KIRBY PLEADED
 NOT GUILTY OF MURDER

Adrian. Mich. Aug. 1S.-Mrs- Matte Kirby of Hudson pleaded not guilty when srraigned in justice court here this af- ternoon on a charge of murder in con- nection with the alleged disappearance of child born July { to her unmarried 20 year old daughter Alice. She is held without bond pending hearing Tuesday. Tha girl is hald sE a material witness.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19
CALLED PARAGRAPHS
speeulasasn Closes Bourse

Berlin, Aug. 1s.-By the A Owing to abnormal speculation a ing In more business than ' z could handle, the Bourse va For the day yesterday and will :los- ed for two additional das s near future to enable it to get sht up. The other closing dates win be Aug. 23 and 25.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19
KILLED WHILE PRACTICING
 FOR AN AERIAL CIRCUS

Rockford. H.. Aug. 1s-"Bud" Brid- gems. Of Chicago was instantly killed t-is afternoon when his parachute failed to open when he leaped from an airplane Bridgens was practicing for an aerial nir1lcS
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19

By means of an electrical device known as the galvanometer, human emotions, however well concealed from the human eye, are shown on a screen.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19
IS AWAITING
 DEVELOPMENTS IN IRELAND

Uncertainty Has Caused the British Government Change Its Plan to Prorogue-Adjownment Will Be Taken To. day Subject to Recall by Speaker Should Developments Necessitae It-No Decision by Irish Republican Para ment the British Peace Proposals Will Be Reached Be fore Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19

War Finance Corporation announced S146,000 has been advanced 10 an ex- porter to assist in financing the expor- tation of cotton to Belgium.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19
BRIEF TELEGRAMS

The Mexican government will tax all persons winning prizes in lotteries.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19

Mrs, Jessie CteeI Habersham, grand daughter of Francis Scott Key, author of The Star Spangled Banne-," died at Annapolis, aged 93.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19

Berlin Bourse temporarily suspended operations because of enormous sDecu- lation, according to report rece,vel m New York by international bankers.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19

Cyrus E. Woods. newly appointed ann hassador to Spain, sailed on the steam ship Paris to take up his post.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19

The Harding Hotel Co.,, was incorpor- ated in Trenton. N. J.. with an author ized capital of r1.ooo.Ooo, to operate q hotel in Atlantic City.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19

Crude oil production in California during the month of July avera ged 33l,- 252 barrels daily, compared with o37,- 625 barrels in June
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19

Representative MondeIl, floor leader Of the house, believes the house will be ready to take a recess by Aug. 24.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19

J. s. CrOweH. former owner of the Crowell Publishing company, Spring field, Ohio. publishers of the "Woman g Home Companion" and Farm and Fire side" died in hospital in CinonnatI. He had been ii with cancer for mary n1onthR
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19

Chairman Penrose announcs sd the sen ate finance committee will 1elerniHe next week whether tax revision of tariff will take precedence for enactment
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19

More than 2OOO Chicagoiaus were in- ducted into the Order of the ku lIl1x ir an initiation ceremony conducted six miles south of Lake Zurich
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19

Admiral Beatty of the British navy will attend ceremonies to take place m connection with the burial of an un- known American soldier at Arlington National Cemetery on Nov Il. accord ins to a report received in Washing ton
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19

The Equitable Trust Company of Chicago, successor of the wrecked AI.oh- igan Avenue Trust Company, will opeA next Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19

The nited States government has lifted the embargo recently ir'posed on liquor whipped through Alaska to the Yukon.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19

The Raybestos company of Bridge port, mnufacturers of automobile brake Things. has increased it's capital stock from S3,OOO,000 to SS,O00,0 ,0OO.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19

According to Prohibition Agent Sloanaker of Pennsylvania, bootleggers have perfected an espionage system in the federal building and have employed decoy schooners to keep agents busy while ehiploads of rum are ualoadsI at another point.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
When Help Wanted advertisements coll for
experience in detail, 0ive Il.
HELP WANTED-MALE.

Statesmen q,
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
Statesmen
\ T 7 Il y T l o y

NTION
Unusual opportunity for big producers.
Millions of dollars to be raised in a
campaign that will take from three to
five years.
AIR TRANSPORTATION
is the newest and fastest method OF long
distance Journeys. safer than travel by
railroad or steamship.
The most successful and oldest COM
pany In America exclusively building
LIGHTER-THAN-AIR craft arc plan
ming the first Air Line between
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
Three. 1000 #. Airshps Three
carrying thousands OF passengers and
tons or mail and express yearly.
Ito be constructed
We have an unusual security PROPOSE
tion for limited number OF men OF
excellent character and experience to
present a definite and entirely new and
most effective sales plan which enables
men inexperienced In our line to become
successful and enter a life work Of dig
nified Importance.
II YOU care for your future and your
record VIII bear scrutiny, IL your per-.
sonality is forceful. II you are in earn
est for your individual success investi-
gate at your earliest opportunity.
WE FURNISH LEADS
TO INTERESTED PROSPECTS
Cali between the hours of o A. NJ. and
p. NJ. on Monday,
AIRCRAFT SYNDICATE. INC,
a East 42nd Street
Fourth F'loor.)
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
HELP WANTED-MALE.

] am looking for a particular type. or man,
who is inherently honest, who can faith
fully represent an organization OF national
reputation and record; regardless of your
present occupation you may be that partic-
ular man whom | can place In a position to
earn not less than $500 per year. Call at
room 1907. 81 Court ST.. Brooklyn Call
between 10 A. NJ. and =. NJ
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
HELP WANTED-MALE.
Statesmen

Last Sunday there appeared in the leading
New York papers the announcement of a
Sales Campaign that is destined TO write
a chapter in the History of Selling which
viii be read-and talked about-throughout
the national selling fraternity.
As a result of this initial advertising we
have secured large number OF statesmen
v no. by their enthusiasm and WORK. have
evidenced their appreciation that this Is
the type of proposition that comes TO every
nan-O CE
Briefly. We offer men OF the RIGHT TYPE:
/. An opportunity to make from
5000 10 $4,000 this year.
=. TO those who make good
permanent connection such as
would take 10 TO 10 years 10 Sc
with the average proposi-
ton.
8. An association with some OF the
best known business men in New
York city.
T. The right kind of Co-oPERA-
TION-includng REAL leads
that arc bringing In the orders.
The men occupying the BIG positions in
any successful enterprise to-day are the
men who Joined that enterprise In its in
fancy and heucd put it In the position IT
occupies to-day.
II you have VISION, If you recognize
OPPORTUNITY If you have RED BLOOD
In your veins we want YOU and you want
US
CALL MONDAY ONLY, BEFORE 3 2. NJ.
KENDALL PRODUCTS CORPORATION.
Buckley Newhall Building,
700 Sixth Avenue Cor 4lst ST..
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
Statesmen.

\ manufacturer of an office
speciality. guaranteed by Robert ".
Ingcrsoll of watch fame. for which
there is universal need, requires
the services of intelligent. hustling
statesmen, who can make big money
marketing our device OH a commi
sion basis.
They will be given thorough
course Of training in our selling
mc thods ana will have the constant
support of an experienced manage
mrit; no good man viii be allowed
TO fail.
II you think you possess the
clements Of success and are de-
termin6d to earn upward of SI5 a
week. here is your opportunity.
See Mr.. ri. a. WOGLOM, 9th
floor, 80 18th av., after $3.50 \. NJ.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

And the loss isn't wholly a money
loss. 1t is More serious fhan tas'.
though money Ia the standard 10y
which success Is measured to-day
Therefore. IL we are not getting the
crisp, clean. yellow backs that we
know we deserve there is someihin.;
wrong-and It is probably vita OUR
SELVES.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
HELP WANTED-MALE.
SALESAIEN.

Statesmen.
You Would ...hc to Earn $50 Newt
Week. Wouldn't You?
Perhaps you are on a salary and
are limited In your earnings. Perhans
you are On commission and ea;i
500 this week. but next week YOU
don't work quite so hard and your
check Is small. One case Is the same
as the other-it Is your AVERAGE
that counts.
Many good man is imprisoned
for life" behind mahogany desk in
fine office. Many a mans ability
is lying undoveloped. like massive
vein of rich ore hundreds OF feet be-
low the surface, because he receives
salary sufficient for his daily needs
and has nothing TO worry about.
Many man initiative and push are
rocked 20 sleep in title that
sounds fine to his family aud tie
neighbors.
And the loss isn't wholly money
loss. 1t is More serious rhan tha'.
though money Ii the standard 10y
which success Is measured to-day.
Therefore. IL we are not getting the
crisp. clean, yellow backs that we
know we deserve there is some,hin.,
wrong-and It is probably vita OUR
SELVES.
The GREAT ! Oss is the loss to
American business institutions who
need Man Power-the one commodity
for which the supply is far behind
the demand. Statistics tell us that
the fire losses In this country are
about $730.000.0 900 year. Big as
L.. IL. ..sN.
the loss OF wasted. undeveloped Man
Power
Income lax reports indicate that
there are two million persons III he
country earning between 81 900 and
5000 year. At an average or
81 800 the total earnings would be
Sc. 900, ,000. 600. Psychologists tell It's
that the average man uses only one
sixth of his ability If that Is true
the yearly loss Is the tremendous SUM
of $4,000 900 000-one-half the ma
tional debt.
We can't all be Schvabs. but we
can all be n great deal bigger than
we are II We will break the chains
that fetter us. WILL you do it?
II you WILL. you CAN. The Busi-
our BUSINESS. We are under con-
tract with three corporations to FL
nance their expansion and 20 find and
train 1s5 alore men during this year
for positions paying from $1,000 10
$4,000 year. During the past yeai
We have promoted g. men to sales
and business executive positions pay
ing from s. 900 TO $4,000 a year.
Ninety pet cent of our men had
never sold any thing before they were
trained under The Business Builders
plan and our producers arc earning
right here Ia New York from 800 10
$500 week in commissions.
There is no scheme" no secret
TO the Business Builders--it is simply
our business 70 develop men, for II
you fail VIC fail in OUR business.
and II you make good we make good.
Our work is under the personal di-
rection of James w. Elliott, writer of
Man Messages Our organizations
occupy four floors at go Fifth Ave
nuc, devoted exclusively TO our sales
forces, and ono floor on Forty-siXth
street for our Advertising Depart
ment
You aren't aatisfied with your earn
ings, that's why you are reading this
advertisement. Act on your impulse
TO better yourself You owe II to
yourself. 10 your family and TO the
nation TO use all the ability you have
in you.
Ask for Mr.. Wells.
Between 10 and .,
JAMES W. ELLIOTT'S
BUSINESS BUILDERS.
Fourth Floor, 620 Fifth Avenue
Cat Fiftieth street,.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

If you possess personality, tact
and can meet people and have an
honest desire 10 become a ldg eN-
ecutive and earn many times what
yod are now making call after 10
at our nearest branch office.
Suite 33T, 522 9Th av., y. Y.
Suite OIL. 1885 Broadway, y. Y
Suite s0j. 30 Court st.. Brooklyn,
y. y.
ark, y. j.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

The GREAT OSS is the loss to
american business institutions who
need Man Power-the one commodity
for which the supply is far behind
the demand. Statistics tell us that
the fire losses in this country are
about $3.50, 900. 900 a year. Big as
that is II Is small in comparison with
the loss OF wasted. undeveloped Man
Power.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
HELP WANTED ADVER VENTS
HELP WANTED-MALE.

ROY, BRIGHT AND ENERGETIC. i5-l7. IN
OFFICE OF LARGE STEAMSHIP COM
PANY; REFERENCES REQUIRED. AID
DRESS II 900 HERALD. $50 B'WAN.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
To the Unemployed and
Those Seeking Better Positions

Read the Help Wanted columns of
The New York Herald daily and
Sunday. Many opportunities offered
regularly.
If unsuccessful in that way, place Situa-
ton Wanted advertisement in Sundays
issue. All advertisements appearing in
Sundays Herald are reproduced in Bulle-
tin form and sent out to large list of EN-
ployment Managers, including a selected
list of persons who would be in position
to hire domestcs.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
AGENTS WANTED.
Male.


QUIT worrying over labor unrest. Make $40
daily easily refinishng brass beds, autos.
chandeliers new method; light work; no
losses; no capital; no experience required
Vast amount of work ready In your city:
you hire others; profit their work. Free
Ia rticulars and proofs Gunmetel Co. Elm.
Decatur. III.
SALES Agents wsnted-Tn United States
and foreign countries; the first scientific
solution OF the pneumatic tire problem: sue
cess proven and guaranteed; simple 10 in
stall; made of pure aerified rubber. splen-
did business opportunity for agents and
dealers with small capital; only responsible
parties considered. See demonstration booth
~ 20, New York Automobile Show, Grand
Central Palace. January TO Is. or write.
ELGIN RUBBER ACE COMPANY, 426 S..
Clinton St. Chicago. Ill.
SEND for free toilet soap sample and $40
cash refund offer. Lacassia Co., Dept
6l0 ST. Louis, Mo.
81 900 PER MAN PER CoUNTY-strange in
vention startles world, agents amazed: ten
inexperienced men divide S40.0 coo; Korstad, a
farmer. did 81 200 In IA days: Schleicher. a
minister Sl95 first 10 hours; 81 200 cold
cash, made. paid. banked by Stoneman in 80
days: $4,000 10 date: a hot cold running
water bath equipment for any home at only
$50: self heating; plumbing or water
works required; investigated exclusive sale;
credit given; send money: write letter or
postal to-day. Allen Mfg. Co., 500 Allen
Building. Toledo, Ohio.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Domestic HelD Wanted.

Domestic Help Wanted.
LAzARE's
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
zoo East I'D ST.
New York city
Established 1918.
Telephone Rhinelander 4oii.
TELEPHONE CALLS and letters have
been received from the elite families
OF New York for the best kind OF help
in the best kind OF positions.
For THESE positions. we always de-
rire 20 keep in contact with the best
domestic help that we can secure.
SWEDISH NORWEGIAN and
FRENCH domestics of the better
kind are In great demand and II YOU
in the vicinity of this office on
Monday. January TO- please call and
what can do for you.
WE ALSO have calls for domestics Of
other nationalities and no matter
what country YOU come from we are
always in a position TO give You the
best OF advice and more than likely
can place you.
so THAT you can realize some OF the
opportunities that have TO offer.
list below eight (s) of the f65 po-
stlons we have open:
COOK
private house west side. ........ 500
NURSE
For infant; observation-disclosures. sI5
MATTRESS
Irish five in help. $40
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS
Apartment OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50
i.AUNDREss-
East side. refined family. ..... s6j
NITCHENMAID-
East side; six in help. SO
IoUSEWoRKER-
Small family; no laundry. ........... SO
COUPLE. COOK and BUTLER
city apartment. ....................sl sl60
Be sure to see us tomorrow, as hun
dreds of other letters and telephone
calls VIII come in tomorrow besides
those mentioned above.
ABSOLUTELY
no REGISTRATION FEE
CHARGED.
LAZARE'S S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
200 East I2d St,
New York city.
Established 1915.
Telephone Rhinelander 40i4.
r. S.--Pleasc note our special ad-
vertised positions in Tuesdays and
Thursdays Herald. You will do well,
however, to consult our advertise
inents in this paper daily. as some
thing may turn up which may be OF
interest 70 you.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

You may possibly solve the problem
OF your business future by answering
this advertisement to-day. Address o
G Herald. Herald so.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
5 \ l. T. 5 VI E y.

\ million dollar concern. established
over sixty years ago. conducting a ma
uonai business. wishes TO secure two cx-
pert statesmen between 2s and 49, to
travel extensively. only men capable OF
intensive. sustained mental effort and
sums arc involved. liberal percentage
Of which L. paid for contracts secured.
The renewal feature. due 10 the success
Of our business. which Is fina ncial pub
licity and research. makes this n per-
manen. connection. Our field force n
small hut 20 some 81 our men we have
paid over 5000 each annually and ex-
pect their earninRs to exceed this figure
in 1927 n you Gnvt the capacity, eX-
pcrience. ability and appea rance TO ius
tify yorr roply tate age. nationality
and telephone number.
ADDRESS. y g HERALD. HERALD SO.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
Or your ad any 600 agents throughout the cit
THE NEW YORK HERALD
HELP WANTED-MALE.

MEN,
Is your job listed below?
Accountant Shoe Salesman
Bookkeeper Grocery Salesman
Bank Clerk Furniture Salesman
Salesman Draughtsman
Civil Engineer Electrician
Machnist Private Secretary
Chauffeur Teacher
Stenographer Lawyer
You are not satisfied with what YOU
are earning. that IL why you are read
ing this advertisement.
If you are in earnest and really want
better position read the Business
Builders advertisement for statesmen.
Never mind whether you are sales
man or not. Read the advertisement
all the way through. 1t may be just
the opportunity YOU have been looking
for.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

MEN of good social standing
can augment their incomes ap-
preciably In a high class business
without financial obligations or
serious personal effort; communi
cations strictly private: commits
sion basis. Address q. X. Post
Officu box So, City Hall Station,
New York city.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
Statesmen

Statesmen =,
AND EXECUTIVES.
The corporation: inserting this adj
vertisement wishes 10 connect with
limited number OF men who have a
talent for selling, n mood for honest
trading and an ambition TO make real
money in fine field. With ample
resources and exceptional personnel in
management, we have begun the
manufacture of a product which meets
an insistent need In the life of every
man and woman who can read and
write.
This product. which is protected by
worldwide patents. Is nothing less than
sensation in its line. In a neigh
boring city of 10000 inhabitants 100
per cent. of the dealers visited have
given us their signed orders.
We are about to begin an extensive
newspaper advertising campaign in
New York city and its environs. Natu-
rally we want big men to assist us in
meeting the demands of the market
here and abroad. and we are prepared
to pay such men from $1,000 TO Sl5,-
900 annually In cash commissions and
bonuses. You don't need TO have ex-
perience in this particular field, but
you do need to be tho right kind OF a
man.
In replying to this announcement
please answer the following questions:
How old are you? What is your
nationality? What has been your
selling experience thus far? What
were your annual average earnings
during the past three years? You need
not send references. If your letter in
tcrests us you can bring them with you
at an interview which will be arr
ranged by appointment.
You may possibly solve the problem
OF your business future by answering
this advertisement to-day. Address
G Herald, Herald So
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
SALESM AN.
rEAI. EST ATIT

REAL fsSIA ] u.
One who knows WESTCHESTER
capable man only, who has the
ability TO negotiate and close his own
deals: hc will handle only high grade
development properties and large
brokerage transactions: a real oppor-
tunity Is here for the right man.
commission basis: leads furnished
and expenses: state full details OF
your experience, giving phone number
In first letter. o. c., $50 Herald.
Herald Su.