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The New York herald., 1921-02-13
SALESMAN.

Do not answer this advertisement unless
sou are accustomed to making at least $4,000
year. Fargo, successful and favorably
known manufacturing company which is ex-
panding wants three high price producers
10 call on customers and stockholders 20
offer thcm an interest IN our business; we
are about TO start extensive advertising
campaign 70 sell a block OF OUT securities.
leads, Inquiries and every sagcratiOn VIII
be given. want produc-e- VINO viii de-
velop az field managers and who can organ
ize a sales force. IL. F., box 600 Herald.
Herald 50.
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Statesmen

;ALESMEN.
We want stock ana bona statesmen
who can sell with enthusiasm, but
not exaggeration, who use their
heads more than their feet, whose
ambitions do not stop short Of five
figures, who have sold stocks and
bonds preferably. but not neces-
sariiy n they look good 20 Us. a.
we ore IN need OF branch sales man
ayers.
Our government and Industrial bond
issues are finding an unusually
ready market at this timc. netting
liberal commissions for our repre-
sentatives.
Cali 160 Broadway. 18th floor.
See Mr.. Martin or phone CoTtlaudt
2sG9
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SALESAfEN

HELP SOLVE TIE HOUSING PROBLEM
THE OLD SECURITIES CORPORATION,
whose business is service to tho conlmu-
nifty through the investment OF money IA
aiding TO finance building operations with
absolutely no risk or speculation and
with larger profits than are easily made
with safety, require the services of men
of good reputation and standing In their
community. Experience in the mortgage
or investment field IS not necessary. as
the successful applicant will be thor
oughly trained and assisted. very lib
era commission and proposition that Is
easily sold enables n man. now dissatis-
fled with his present connections, 20 CAPT
talizo his efforts, doubling his earning
capacity.
APPLY AFTER 1000 A. NJ.
OLD SECURITIES CORPORATION.
500 FIFTH AVENUE. FOURTH FLOOR
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Help WANTED VERTISE MENTS
HELP WANTED-MALE.


COUPLE wanted for May 1, white. middle
aged. cook and useful butler TO take en-
tire charge medium size house private quar-
;ers. with bath; three IN family; nurse KEEP:
for BABY state wages and references.
Mrs. y. y. s.reuber, go West 9th St.,
coUPLI-Chauffeur, fun care Peerless ''4s''
limousine, private garage: competent me-
cnsnic ana city driver, willing to help in
spare time; wife iantress IN apartment
house, Nashlngton Heights 81 East 126th.
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statesmen.
JUST READ THIS AID.

ff wcrc 20 tell you of the biggest
business ever started iu tho history ~
civilization. md ttat your opportunity
was unlimited and That we had room
for hundreds of big men. would you
take the trouble to call up Murray
Hlu i764 ard ask for Mr.. Goodwin
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MISUNDERSTANDING FIXTURES.

A large manufacturer OF now
patented commercial lighting fix
ture--an extremely efficient unit
desires the services OF a salesman
experienced In electrical fixtures;
must be in touch and well ac-
qu6'nted with leading architects on
new commercial buildings. Such Il
inan--even though he may he now
engaged In the same line-will find
II greatly 20 his interest 10 com
municato with us IN CONFI-
DENCE: we have an opening that
should earn commission OF $4,000
yearly. An Interview granted only
10 an experienced commercial light
ing fixture man now visiting arctd-
tects; mono other need apply.
Address Electric, Box 7ls. City
Hall Station.
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sALnsMEx AND BROKERS'.

Statesmen AND BROKERS.
company with an exceptional
record nud very large earnings.
paying dividends regularly, dcsires
to catahileh relations with r,spoh-
shlc brokers and high cias,
pnicsmcn 90 place It's security.
Price of stoca about TO advance.
Wiu Interview responsible parties only.
II. o. G.. ia4 HERALD. FULTON 81.
SALESMAN. road. FOR middie Yves, ana Pa
cific coast, for old iewclry concern, 20.
carry line of iewclfy and uD 20 date novel
tics; commission basis and drawing account
one with experience, wcl acquainted wi-h
iewery and department stores references rc-
quircd, good, permanent position for the
right man. g.. 81. 4lj Herald. Herald 81.
SALESMAN, travelling. experienced. required
hy Old established importer OF jewclry
beads ana novelties for middle West and
southern territory well acquainted with re-
taters, lobhers and department stores; CONF
mission basis, with drawing account, first
class references required apply only IN fully
qualified, ~ R.. 80 Herald, Heruld sq.
Statesmen
We are starting q class In galcsmanshlp
Monday morning at 10 q. ". We teach you
The science Of selling end 90 you qualify viii
place you on our sales force. We have
started many mon on thc road 10 success anU
big caruluas This costs yOu nothing, DO
here. suite iol West ssh 81
statesmen wanted with experience in sou-
ing stocki wo have particularly attractive
preferred stock; have opening Tor several CA
perlencod statesmen who can mako sales
drawing account and liberal commission
New York Stock Exchange house. Address
r. e.. Y. O. box So, City Hall station. New
York city
sAI.ESNEN. Thoroughly experienced In tts
iouciy business. % walt on trade On retail
floor steady position. Eugene II. Tower.
Inc. aii RroadNay.
SALESMAN, proprietary medicineR,S 20
cover Southern States, an excellent oppcr
tunity ~ good man. go Herald, Herald
square.
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sALEsMEN.-we have desirable open
Ing for stock statesmen who can ghoW
results An extensive local advertising
campaign has been started 90 sell securi.
tics locally IN a company backed by local
business men Leads, inquiries and CO
operation. We want producer7. BEE-
GEN PETROLEUM CO, i6l Borgeniine
nv, Union Hin. y. J.
sAIESMAN. - OLD ESTABLISHED
WHOLESALE HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR
AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE HOUSE
HAS sPI ENDfD OPENING FOR A LIVE
WIRE, EXPERIENCED MAN FOR IN
SIDE TRADE VOL, W3NBEIstL 4 1;v OPFpk- dTSk
ING FUTURE; STATE AGE, EXPE-
BiENCE AND SALARY EXPECTED.
II. s.. So HERALD, FULTON ST.
Statesmen.
An established Industrial business. with
wonderful future possibilities. wants Al man
20 sell their stock. all common. on an at
tractivc commission basis: this proposition
Is far above the average and appeals 10 all
classes. II you are In earnest and willing %
devote all or part OF your time, this offering
financial results TO you L 4f9 Herald. Her
aid 81.
Statesmen
experienced IN paper towels and other sAni-
tary products. one with initiative. who can
take charge OF complete dcpa rtment: SPLEEN
ala opportunity 20 right party. salary and
interest; state references and salary desired
]. 4il Hcrnld, Herald sq.
SAbEsMEN-Wr rite for list OF lines and rlIi
particularH; earn 81 300 20 $40 600 yearly.
big demand for men, Inexperienced or cx-
perlcnccd, city or travelling. Nafl Sales
mems TT Assn, Dept 6iS-C, Gambler Bldg.
New York.
SALESMAN
for Newark. high callbrc, go-gettcr. looking
Tor blk money for sales offer that is the
nOvclty ~ to-day. Gail Monday. or write
room G0i iS5 Markct e.. Newark.
Statesmen SECURITIES
Leads and Inquiries furnished by large,
woll known manufacturing company about
dltlonal capital. Call Martin Corporation.
1850 nway.
SALESMAN
a security house has opening for reliable
ara trustv CrtlN salesman with catahii shed
clientele. To one possessing these qualifca-
lions an excellent opportunity is offered.
Box 1873 Herald. Fulton ~.
SALESMEN '--Are you anxious 20 establish
yourself Independently and secure your
future7 We have tho best opportunity for
you. provided sou are n hustler and
worker. give particulars. T. 3I Herald,
Statesmen -Dodd. Mead q Co. pubiishers
of the new International Encyclopedia rc-
quire two active educated men, between 25-
and Connccticut weekly advance and come
mission. eau, 9-i2, a. w. Ross ia0 4th av.
SALESMAN wanted. live wire. 20 can on
general trade high class chocolate, % work
on commission only. Can any morning. p-iO
A. NJ. Hornung 2o3G lth av., i25th 81.
eALEsMAN, producint, wanted 800 up
weekly excellent proposition; commission.
Drtfsls - Duane.
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CHOCOLATE SALESMAN.
MAN WHO rs FAMILIAR WITH
CHOCOLATE AND COCOA LINE: .
MUST HAVE WIDE AcQUAINT-
ANCE AMONG WHOLESALE GRoC-
ERs, BAKER SUPPLY HOUSES AND
MANUFACTURING CONNECTION
ERS IN GREATER NEW YORK;
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR
HIGH CLASS SALESMAN. APPLY
BY LETTER ONLY, STATING EX-
PERIENCE AND GIVING REFER
ENCEs.
HooToN CHOCOLATE COMPANY.
NEWARK, n. j.
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ADVERTISING AND SALES WORK

MAN WANTED BY LARGE OLD
ESTABL1SHED NEWARK FACTORY
MAKING VARIED LINE OF METAL
GOODS or GREAT DOMESTIC AND
EXPORT MARKET POSSIBILITIES,
TO ADEQUATELY TAKE CHARGE
ADVERTISING AND INSIDE SALES
WORK. MUST BE THOROUGHLY
EXPERIENCED AND HAVE AC-
TUABLY PRODUCED IMPORTANT
RESULTS IN PAST. COMMENCING
$1,000 YEARLY, WITH UNUSUAL
PROSPECTS RAPID ADVANCE
coNFfDENTTAL. WRITE FULLY.
STATING AGE AND EXPERIENCE.
n 15s HERALD. HERALD SO.
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COPPER PLATE PRINTERS.

COPPER PLATE PRINTERS.
r. II. MACY G CO., INC. require
COPPER PLATE PRINTERS who arc
thoroughly experienced on wedding md
card work; come prepared for work.
Apply any time during the day ct
office OF Employment Manager, Cd
balcony, rear, 3tth st. entrance.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

COLLEGE MEN.
A young man whose standing was above
the average IN his class and who plans TO
keep on top In the future should not hesitate
ia answering this.
For the past twenty years We have been
manufacturing products OF the very highest
type IN their field and plan 10 train oxcep-
tionsily high grade young men as executives
for the operation OF our plants.
BRAINS, AMBITION. PERSONALITY AND
HEALTH ARB THE REQUIREMENTS.
Make your letter OF application a complete
reflection OF POUR qualifications. Starting
rate $50 per week. Box c 1i4s Herald. Fui-
ton Ct.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

SALESMAN Experience not necessary
character essential. our cooperation and
instruction assures success; hard work must
be your middle name" H. T., box sos
Herald. Herald 81.
SALESMAN wanted to sell gummod tape and
sealing machines; gummed tape cheaper
than twlno; big commissions. excellent op-
portunity for live man. Write Tho Hokanson
Company lo2 North Wells -, Chicago.
SALESMEN--Comnissio paid on receipt OF
orders; YOU can earn days ray IN n few
mlnutrs selling cur peanut vending machines
from illustrations. Ad-Lec Novelty Co.
dept. 80. chicaso.
Statesmen 90 sell commercial job and every
variety printing fine plant wonderful op-
poriunity. only those wanting good trade
considered; write full particulars. NJ. t..
SS6 Herald, Herald square.
SAJESMAN, high class, TO soil appliance
used by retail merchants; liberal commis-
sion: exclusive territory. can easily mako
400 monthly. 35g Herald. Herald 50.
sALEsMAN, outside. Thoroughly experienced
IN stationery business, 20 sell consumers
around CITY; steady position. good pay.
Eurene X. Tower. Inc, 3ii broadway.
SALESMAN, experienced steam specaitios,
for GREATER New York; commission basis
opportunity for live wire Rivo experience
ana lines handles. : sss Hersls. ESQ B'Ssy.
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Statesmen.

We want . moro mon capable Of
earning better than $iOO weekly; OK
perience unnecessa ~. We train you;
over IS years Of age. neat appearance,
real backbone. Call after 10 \. NJ,
ground floor. s West 10th 81.
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Rate for Her Wanted Advertising % sSo
a tns for time; 33o. Nne, three tfnrss
ulthn tceeE; SOC. line serea conseeutfvs
issues.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

CHAUFFEUR: fun care Peerless AS" lin
CUISINE: private garage; competent mechanic
aud city driver: willing to help IN spare
tiire: wife as janitress. in apartment house,
Washington Heights. 81 East 125th.
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DECORATIVE SALESMAN.

Large Philadelphia department store has
an opening for man who knows drapery
fabrics, who Is competent TO suggest color
schemes and give estimates for same: this is
an excellent opportunity II you can make
good. Address, with full particulars, Y U2i
Herald, Herald square.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

CHAUFFEUR. private; must have years
experienced reference required: good post
tion: state particulars. p $50 Herald, Her
aid 50.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

FAST growing manufacturer has seversl
openings in sales force for energetic men
with good personality; immediate emf ~
ment; no travelling; selling experience ,t
required; spare time or full time; $25 TO
$500 q week, depending entirely on yourself.
Writo now for details. Conner Mfg Co.,
Dept. G 162, Dayton. Ohio.
FOREMAN for ornamental iron and stair
works Ia up 10 date shop in New York
city employing 30-5o men: state salary and
experience; give references. o 1913 Herald,
Bronx.
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Statesmen

Statesmen.
vanted--Ambltious men VINO want 20
gct into something which has a fu-
ture.
ARE YOU THE MAN WE ARE
LOOKING FOR?
II you are. call 200 Broadway. room
170S.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

REAL ESTATE BROKERS-Large office
requires the services OF experienced sales
men; real opportunity for energetic and
resourceful man, who knows his ability and
can and will demonstrate IT, on n liberal
comninkiar basis; a reply, stating age, &C..
TO thu. advertisement will be treated in
strict confidence. S "a Herald, Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

DISTHIBUTER wanted IN every town for
Speedoline; $500 to $500 per month; eS-
elusive territory; automobile free 70 work
ers. speedollne Co. Dept. 120. Dallas. Tez.
DRAUGHTSMAN, architectural. for general
apartment and office building work; only
experienced men wanted: state previous en-
pioyers and salary expected. o 416 Herald.
Herald square.
EARN $25 weekly, spare time, writing for
newspapers. mnl,aZinos; exp. unnec; detaiis
free. Press Syndicate. Sa5 81 Ioiiia No.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

LEAD burner wanted In chemical works
nt Bound Brook. ~. j.: wages SS5 per
week, steady employment; must have
good references and be willing 20 pssis,
In other work. o oT7 Herald, Fulton 81.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

GOOD opportunity for Advancement is Of
fered Christian young man with knowl-
edge OF stenography and office detail. by a
substantial and growing manufacturing COM
pany in Long Island City. Address L. O.,
box 4S, Long Island City.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

GARDENER wanted. married man. on small
estate In town of Huntington, l.. T.; we'll
furnished house. with all improvements. IN
property for use OF gardener; give references.
experience and salary desired. 10 1859 Her
aid. brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

GARDENER wANTED-IIEAD WORK
ING GARDENER FOR PERMANENT
POSITION ON A SMALL 90 ACRES),
HIGHLY DEVELOPED ESTATE ON
LONG ISLAND; MARRIED MAN.
WITHOUT CHILDREN, PREFERRED;
MAN MUST BE EXPERT ON FLOW
ERS AND VEGETABLES (NO GREEN
HOUSES. UNDERSTAND THE CARE
OF CHICKENS, BE HANDY WITH
TOOLS AND HAVE SOME KNOwI,-
EDGE ABOUT SADDLE HORSES: COM
PORTABLE LIVING QUARTERS, WITH
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS ARE
NOW AVAILABLE OVER GARAGE.
BUT II MAN PROVES HIMSELF IN
EVERY WAY SATISFACTORY A NEW
Will BE BUILT; DURING WINTER
MONTHS MAN AND HIS WIFE WILL
BE REQUIRED TO LIVE IN AND
LOOK AFTER THE MAIN HOUSE. RE-
PLY. STATING FULL PARTICULARS
AS TO EXPEEIENCE. NATIONALITY,
REFERENCES AND SALARY WANT
ED, BOX l.. H., 16i HERALD DOWN
TOWN.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
SALESMAN
AND
EIETn NIANAGER


Leads and Inquiries furnished; large
manufacturing company about 20 start eH-
panslon and advertising campaign TO secure
additional working capital permanent con-
nection in the merchandise end Of tho bust
ness 10 man who demonstrates his selling
and executive ability. II. T.. box 400 Her
aid. Herald So
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
HELP WANTED-MALE.

ARTISTS, garment sketches. with
practical experience only, call
with specimens of work Monday,
TO +. NJ. Mr.. D'Onofrio. 12-tG
Vandam st. Take 7th av. subway
TO Houston 81.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

~ you seek posttton or q better oppor-
turity read the advertisements under thss
classification. Do not overlook fhs Employ
inent Agency announcements.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
CANDY BUYER.

CANvASsERs-High class men and women
for New York city and vicinity 20 sell a
specially attractive photograph offer: 500 a
week easily made. Apply Curtis Bell, GO
bth nv.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

MAN and wife wanted 20 take charge for
their own account OF the house aud restau-
rant OF an old established club on Staten
Island; excellent opportunity. under agree
able conditions, for the right parties. Want
ed. also. young man competent 10 take
charge OF tho tennis courts and cricket pitch
OF the same club. Address by letter r. st.
g. Walker, ~ Beaver st. New York.
MAN-wholasale glove house has opening
for intense. earnest. capable man as house
salesman; must have glove experience; per-
nlanent position assured 10 real producer;
when writing state full particulars. age. sal
sry desired, &c. u. T., 404 Herald. ESQ D'way.
town.
MANUFA CTURTNG corporation wants capa-
bic male or female 90 take active interest
In business and become an official Of the
firm; 81 900 necessary; money fully secured J;
salary 10 begin with s2j weekly. U iG43 Her
aid. Brookiyn.
MEMS. 80 an hour selling guaranteed wa
terproof Kitchen aprcn; needs no lsurder-
inR; sell 20 every home; dainty. durable.
economical: big money. sample free. Thomas
Mfg. Co. Dept 1915, Dayton. Ohio.
MEN wanted 20 qualify fer fromen, brake
men: experience unnecessary; transpcrta-
ton furnished. Write A. Scoies. Supt., 81.
Louis
MEN: age II 20 b5; experience Unnecessary;
travel: make secret Investigations, re-
ports; salaries. expenses. Afnerlcan For
sign Detective Agency. 507 st. Louis.
MEN wanted for detective work. experiences
unnecessary. Write J. Ganor, former u.
8, Govt tstsciives 81, Louis,
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
Statesmen

Young mon. high school education,
powerful talkors; salary and commls-
sion. Apply % Wost 43d st., suite s'-
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EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY

for an alert. conscientious and energetic
salesman TO connect with a we'll estab-
lished organization of international scope ::
for those that qualify we have a life Job
offering unlimited opportunities: expert
ence not essential men over 25 preferred.
Call after 10 a. M, room 6O2, so Court
St., Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

SALESMAN wanted. live wire. 20 call on
general trade high class chocolate; % work
on commission only. CAN any morning, o-lO
a. NJ, Hornung, 2o33 gth av., i25th 81.
SALESMAN, producing, wanted 500 up
weekly excellent propositions commission.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
HELP WANTED-MALE.
sALEsAnsN

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The New York herald., 1921-02-13

RETIRED BUSINESS MAN. tired OF doing
nothing, wishing to add materially TO his
income without the restraint Of office hours.
can connect with concern Of national reputz-
ton. Address 4. o. box s., Station ID.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

Three men. over 80. possessing character,
determination and common sense will find
congenisl and profitable employment II quail
fled: experience unnecessary; Eivo phone
number Write Box go. eo6 Fitzg, raid Bldg.
LAUNDRYMAN. middle aged. for small hos
pital laundry: must have references: steady
work, good home. Apply IN person, River
crest Sanitarium. Astoria. l.. l.: Astoria
subway 70 Ditmars av. Phone Astoria $40
LAWYER or law school graduate for sGi-
roria work In law publishing house: sp,sn-
did working conditions: opportunity for nd-
vnncernent. Apply Box 1To, 200 Cable Bids
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

HALL CAPTAIN (wITTE) FOR CLUR:
EXPERIENCED. NEAT APPEARANCE: I:
REFERENCE MUST STAND INVESTICA-
TTON: SIS AND MEALS; NO TIPS. o 3si
HERALD. HERALD SO.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
REAL ESTATE.

Young man. - TO %. well bred. educated
and Of good address, WHO IL willing 70 learn
real estate brokerage business, can secure n
very good position IN old established 9Th Az.
concern; plenty OF opportunity. G3e Her
aid. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

What's YOUR ghost? Most Of us have
a ghost, you know. It's some pet
weakness or FEAR that we hide In
tho closets OF our minds so that no
one win see. That Is. we THINK we
hayu hidden f., but everybody We
NEE. discovers Il Immediately. We
foel no one but ourselves.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

REAL ESTATE.-Mld-town oh nv. Christian
real estate brokerage organization With un-
usually fine offices. has opening for high
grade young lease and sales broker; reason
able drawing account arranged. BROKER.
2i2 Herald, Herald Square.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
Specialists Feature
Men York Exchange

1T stock
Specialists
al
will
month
The logical move Is probably that
. -.
- OF Petrol
on sss OFT
"a. a.. a
Rails slightly
tavcn actually New
= ~ i
high led
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
FOREIGN TRADE
PROSPECT fine
Optimism Harks First Meet
ing OF New Council

Expressing confidence that Seattle
Il on the verge OF tremendous eS'
pansion in her trade with other
lands. iss members OF the foreign
trade bureau OF the Chamber OF
Commerce gathered at the Masonic
club Thursday at the first meeting
OF the newly organized foreign trade
council
The council includes all tho mem
hers Of the bureau. The rcorwanixa.
ton plan aims TO bring them IN
closer touch with each other for the
Advancement OF seattle's trade. FIT
teen units have been formed. each
with its secretary and chairman.
.Never before has opportunity
been so great 10 lay the foundation
for future trade" said +. q. Ander'
son. chairman Of the bureau. The
reaction from the present period OF
depression will probably he the great
est era OF prosperity that We have
ever witnessed We must not only
develop our foreign commerce, but
eurport our merchant marine"
~ Hroroctu t~eAtANe"t
trade council. 20 draw members from
Portland and Vancouver. II. G. ana
territory between. TO analyze coast
problems for presentation at the
national foreign trade council was
announced.
Frank Hanlon. manager OF inc
Merchants exchange. presided.
Anderson has been appointed by
President Robert 5. Boyns OF the
chamber TO act as general chairman
or Scattle's committee. which VIII re-
ceivc the two japanese parties due
IN this city on the steamship kash'
ina Maru next Friday.
The Kashlma Maru Is carrying the
official Japanese delegation 70 the
disarmament conference at Washing
ton. d. C.. numbering SO. and an
other party Of 20 japanese business
men.
cant. J. s. Gibson. chairman OF the
naval affairs committee OF the
chamber and vice chairman OF the
general committee. viii head a party
which viii greet the visitors on their
arrival at Victoria next Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
Shipping Board Is
Attacked in Senate

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2o.--The
shipping board was attacked in the
senate today before the adoption
Of q resolution by Senator Pom
dexter. Washington. calling on the
beard for complete financial &C.
counting.
Polndcxter's resolution calls fc-
Information concerning the resources
o. tho board. the amount OF claims
against II still outstanding. how
kong such claims have been pending
ana the number and amount OF
claims that have been paid by the
bard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
WAR SKIPPER HERE

Capt. A. Frodson. in command OF
the steamship Molicre. which sails
from Seattle Friday en- route 70 Eu'
ropean ports. was In command or
seven different British steamships
and transports during the war. and
is the posscssor OF numerous deco
rations received for his services.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
Vessels in Other Ports

yokohama--oct. is-saiied. str Tyn-
darsus for Seattle.
New Xork~-Oct if-Arrtyed. str LIB.
Seattle.
San pedro---ort is--Arrived. str na1a
canfornia from Seattle. Sailed. str Ohio.
an for seattle.
san Fraaeisco--oet. -e-Arrtysd. str
Pacific from Tacoma. I a m. Oct "a
Sailed. ssr Rosallc Mshoncy fer Seattle.
4 D. m.
Astoria--oct .e--sAIied. str Bolivia for
scsttis. 5 q. m
Dunxeuess--Oct. .o--Passsd In. tug
Daniel Kern towing barge ". T. Co. Ne.
g. at s.fs O. m. Oct ia stcsp
schooner. probably the Nome CITY for Sc
attic, at f.se p. m