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of the town and his items were juicy
and fat. II / fell on lean morning.
got Char.ey Maurer into an a.gu
ment and simply picked up the pieces
Dick Hurley was rum ng the Ogai
store on North street thea lie mad
run down and arrested the latest
criminal. or If he hadn I. he knew
where the scoundrel was hiding and
would smoke him out presently. Pat
azeil was my g.yd friend and IN
sp.red in me an cary habit when 20
ing into a new town OF always max.
AK friends with tH0 police. Pat was
strong for home rule even then and
wife beating or murder was never
quite comp. etc until Pat had figured
with his usual efficiency.
There was one man IN town.
iound who knew everybody and those
whom he d not, We're related to him
by blood or matrimony- that was
Ward Lyons who helped Harry Cole
make his pile and has since started
n, understand. TO make couple OF
dollars for himself Ward knew
every mothers son and fathers
daughter for lies around. who they'd
visited two weeks ago last Thursday
and what the bunch had for supper.
He was an authority on bears, notify.
gulum, Bill Hawks and who rode in.
to town at ten clock astride mad
of wood. Sometimes think when |
look at Ward now and -cons,cer his
physical affluence, the man is simply
crammed with items whih mo- kindly
reporter is removing daily The man
is swelling and bedam may burst.
God forbid.
Somewhere up and down Main
c'"eei was sure To meet Bill w Is.
Bill had lately graduated from dem.
J.strating beautiful ladies hosiery IN
Drysda'es and was embark ng in the
insurance business with the aid OF 4
good wife and typewriter that
squeaked, II | insured myself with
him, he was good for an item and
was the item. Occasionally learned
from him that somebody had broken
into somebody else's camp up IN
Woodford and that he was gong to
Arlington that afternoon to look fer
kerosene around somebody's barn,
Now | understand Bill has sold half
OF Main street and is seriously con.
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RETURNS FRENCH MEDAL
Help to Turk" Hurts More Than
Wounds, Paris Told.

Pittsburgh, Oct. 80 Christ A. Mele-
It's of Pittsburgh who served in France
with the Twety.eighth division and was
wounded six times. yesterday returned
to President Mllerand OF France, tn =
Croix de Guer.e and citation which
had been conferred upon him hy the
French government.
"A good bit OF me is left in France,
but the wounds | received from tho
enemy were nothing in comparison TO
the wounds received when ! lNerr .
that France was helping the Turk"
said Neletis' letter, wnicn was accom-.
panied by the decorations. Il am do.
ing this to express to you and your
government my personal disapproval
of the policy Of France in the Near
East"
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only ten cents a box. Children love
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Tho incest cathartic-axatiye in the
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hen you have ID my Headache, Colds
l}iliousness, Indigestion, or Upset,
Add Stomach is candy-lke "Cascar
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ONE TIME BANNER CUB
SEES BENNINGTON CHANGE

CONTINUED from Page One)
The New York herald., 1922-09-24
New Fiction
Contin4ed from Preceding Paos

Continued from preceding Pd0e
achieves not an anti-climax but triumph
more phenomenal than the first. Money
flows in. more money than they can COM
fortably spend in England. So Olivia's evil
genius suggests that they shall satisfy
their Unborn love of roaming with a trip
around the world. This would have been
q happy thought except for one awkward
little fact AS John Briggs. with his British
naval rating. he could have his passport
for the asking; but as the non-existent
AJeNis Triona, alleged naturalized Russian,
he faand his hands tied. The very word
p ssport' would start a cycle of inquiries
that could only end in exposure. Olivia's
heart is set on that round the world trip,
SO the best Triona can do is to give that
fertile brain of his loose rein. build up
Imaginary obstacles, invent fantastic finan-
cial crises, pyramid his lies higher and
higher-and wholly convince Olivia and
half convince himself that these wild fic-
tons are the truth
But the net of circumstance persists in
drawing closer Olivia meets some old
friends Of her father, army officers who
had served in Russia and who chanced to
know the deceased owner of the rat little
diary, and resent his having been robbed
of his need of fame. There are some situa-
tions out of which even a prince of liars
cannot extricate himself by any amount
OF ingeniously twisted words. AS for what
happens next Mr.. Locke had best be left
to tell it in his own ingenious way. But
this much at least may be said: That he
extracts full value from the sound work
ing principle. that in an emergency the
general public can be trusted to do the
unexpected thing. Alexis Triona continues
to ride triumphantly upon the crest of his
wave FREDERIC TABER COOPER
The New York herald., 1922-09-24
Rafael Sabatini, author of
Captain Blood"

get him and pretty nearly finish him. but
then comes surprise, for "Mr. Carpenter
escapes from them and astonishes the
young rich. man" by his anger The
record proceeds:
He raised his cienched hands. 'T
meant TO die for this peoplel But
now-let them die for themselvesI"
And suddenly he reached out to, me in
gesture of frenzy. Let me get away
from them, Anywhere. anyway! Let
me go back where 1 was-where / do
not see, where I do not hear, where /
do not think! Let me go back to the
church!"
And that leads to the unexpected con-
clusion of his return to a mere stained
glass window picture. whence he had come
down to the astonishment of the young
Continued on FoHoacino Page
The New York herald., 1922-09-24
THEY CALL ME- CARPENTER. By Upton
Sinclair. Boni Liveright

N R. SINCLAIR appends an explana-
VI ton of this book, and Of it's
49, purpose, which makes fairly ade-
quate statement. He says:
We live in an age. the first in human
history, when religion is entirely ex-
cluded from politics and politics from
religion. 1t may happen, therefore. that
millions Of men will read this story and
think it merely joke; not realizing that
1t is literal translation of the life of
the worlds greatest revolutionary martyr.
the founder of the worlds first prole-
tartan party.
And he cites, I'm detail, chapter and
verse from the Gospels and a few from
other books of the Bible, with parallel
references to the pages of this novel
whereoh the original is reproduced. If
the word translation be taken in a prop
erly broad sense the statement is accu-
rate; it is Mr.. Sinclair's version of what
the life of Christ might be, or would be.
if He were to come again. appearing in
large Western city of to-day. The paral-
lelism of incident and character is close;
thus, the part of Mary Magdalene is
taken by Mary Magma of the story,
motion picture star and million dollar
vamp.'' Matthew is impersonated by the
deyoted stenographer who drops his en-
pfoyment to follow "Mr. Carpenter" John
Is reincarnated as John Colver, the
]. W. w. poet, and so on. The narrative
is put in the mouth of the certain young
rich man who was told to sell all he
NV To ho w
altogether relish the advice. The event
also follows the Gospel story: Mr. Car
penter" heals the sick, raises the para
lived, restores sight to the blind, de-
nounces the money changers in the temple
ii. e., the very wealthy magnates of the
congregation of the Church of st. Bar
tholomew), comforts the afflicted, plays
with little children, and there is even
modern version of the Lords Supper But
most of his energy is spent with the
"proletariat," the strikers and the Social
ist Center expounding the doctrine of the
brotherhood of man.
The part of the mob, Roman and Jewish
both. is played by brutal returned soldiers.
members of the ''Mobland Brigade
otherwise the American Legion-who are
bent upon lynching "Mr. Carpenter as
damned Bolshevik Red" He is rescued,
however from the first attempt at mar
tyrdom by a cohort of pseudo Ku Klux
Klan warriors, who are really motion pic
ture men employed and directed by the
great Mr.. T.-S.," the movieland magnate
who is. curiously enough, cast for the
part of Peter. Nevertheless, the soldiers
The New York herald., 1922-09-24

Can you face reality? To escape it
some men and women make SUI
preme sacrifices. Others build up uncon-
sciously in their minds defense against
the truth they cannot bear. The modern
psychologist calls this the protective
mechanism of fear THE BREAKING POINT,
remarkableno by Mary Roberts Rinehart, is the
story of the erection of just such mental barrier and
its results upon a group of simple people, who
involved in tragedy not of their making. This
new novel combines the charm of THE AMAZING
INTERLUDE, with the mystery and drama of tx"
1t is book that will absorb you from the first page
and hold you till the last
THE EBREAkINC POINT
By Mary Roberts Rinehart
At All Bookshops $500 [''*aAA ['':sH!S]
The New York herald., 1922-09-24

Continued on FoHosoin0 Page
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

AT ONCE-F!vc ladies' to travel. demon
strhin and sell dealers. $40 TO g: per
week. railroad fare PAID. Goodrich
Drug Go" Dept. iC2 IS. omaha. Eeb
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TWO men to sell Rankin products; $I8
week. Liberal commission. Rankin
Products Co.. Room 20, S32 East Main.
BOY--wanted. boy, II IS yanrs old.
to carry papers and collect: good pay.
Apply at once. 23lj East Broad
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WANTED.

SEVERAL COLORED MEN for work. APP
ply our plant. Second and Everett Sta.
South Richmond. Monday morning at z;
good. steady work for Industrious men.
David NJ. Lea s. Co.
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ROOM 500. I03 l.. GRACE vt.
THE CHESAPEAKE * POTOMAC
TELEpiiONE co OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

MEN, ambitious, wanted to rcftnsh and
plate brass beds. chandeliers. autos, ao-
cessories hcadlights. by improved
methods. Capital or experience unncces-
snry: large daily profits. Write for
samples and particulars. I.orimer-
Mctalcrafts. IS West Twcnty-seeond st..
Nav York.
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WANTED.

BOY wanted to run errands and make
himself generally useful; good chance
for advancement Vose Dental Co., 60s
East Main Street.
WANTED. first class union !lsttTers
Transportation. Apply Art 81 Abbot,
Masonic Tomplo, DanYille. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

COOK - Wanted. good, reliable cook.
either white or colorod. good homo and
wnHos for right party: prefer country
woman. Room 32G. American National
Bn NIX. Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

STENOGRAPiER. male, experienced:
must be Rblo to furnish references and
over Il years DID, good SALARY. Box
q $50. care The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

YOUNG MAN with experience ms book
keeper. Give age and names of present
and former employers. Reply Box ESQ.
Tho IIiGnntCh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

MISUNDERSTANDING Norfolk. Va.
ono of the oldest and best engraving
houses requires the services OF young
lady to take engraving orders In our
Social Engraving Depnrtinent.
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Mourning Orders Dyed.

ofae.s received before 9 =. n. returned
sane DAY. addison Cleaning Co. Sos.
81 Sou;U Elm street. HyG.tyaTd oil or
Boulevard s5G
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

COOK und household servant wanted at
once: good salary; room on lot and
permanent position Tor right one. Phone
Randolph 1894,
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CT A SSIFIE
ADVERTISING
ISDELID FOR QUICK
RE.FEllENCI3.


Ire the T.lrphonc---tnl Hnndolph i.
AL, for Want All Tinker.
C.ass4Lca AO,u .t.scn.cAts ordered
.of YhE ktGnMOED TlMES-DIS.
PATCH daily iuJEn.aS edIt!oa VIII
appear Ia lGe UgTt edition OF IhS
EVENING DISPATCH. The rates
gwen herewith SoNoT morning ana
evening service IL a.! instances Wiz
TIMES DIS! ..TCE. which is prieoh
separately.
scaruulc OF Want Al :: s:cn.
- +. woIG uau!, minimum
20. set solid.
-sC "a Wprd sunday, mia.num
sJC, set solid.
consecutive Insertions, In
Cluu.ns sunday, &C word
consecutive iusciJ!uaS, IN
C.LttuE sunday. ice "A word.
IN"IS thC Esuuv.ioE l"r consecutive
Insertions
Bispia, type.
Tie ,alSus. $50 S..H!Strd ~ lao
81 at 40 p.sCs - Pu!nt, ana Tho
.su4u.ays. space ~. " h.Sn lZ-lo!ni-
Ia, 4t 1.a. ue syt nAc .LGA. inc
i,l,e too .Lls .@ISe type Is cGIls -
b. .I4 Ca.s ana GEMS a "oJd Suu
Gay Ire s..-u sC...t % :Gc.Stions
~-.. lt-ty au IuE .es uldT ".iIt as
cans. broken macs, "blie space az.
t.a"E,,. Tor al tHs i1N .'"' ~ '''
--,s-llu4j,a > JEGs 10 the Aac
Ay..t. ;.II.t .tJus Iog aus4HesS al
'.,l.syIs uu REQUEST
ADVERTISE. cuts received as !@Ie ~
70 S. -u au. q. NJ. eacA M.eft go
ana $40 r. n a. IL saturday tor SoEieS>
til--.'.' ...E "a inc ~, =. - !. = 49,
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AUYUHOHILLS
AutOmoNi.rs 10. aale

Automohi!ns ios sale II
ATLAS aey-Aalts. Liz.stca. . o-s1
express CAB BODY. "a tUrsa!u Js06
'rcru.s q. 5ley-.t soas. 4 East t.ry
Q! ~ SCUM Eighth stoei.
JGCIcE SIX-5 passenger. c-a ss .--5 n,
7l7is ssa-a Pine street ID ..u se4!.
cEA&DaEH Dispatch. la;. model, sooc "a
SEQ. -.ehp t0r gu!cE Aalt. Igr q lst
csre Tne D'5ra'cA.
GHEyECl.ET $50 touring ye-y toos en-.
attn "a" 3. r liucr -sg ,ger
cEEyEoLAI -tT!n sell al -. o..
baby zraa4 CA-vrole, roadster mai
O: isavnE Town. May 10 seen =. iCS
.'or,A E!gsr
COLI AERO EIGHT--Nrw on eis..sy al
""st Grace Street.
Day -g,lIi5E-l-,on. 'oaE ahassis o.e.-
atas Mealy Iu"E. good world beL,tr
Reason .b!e price With easy terrur Nr
Nlcro'as. ~ ". B.oad 81
DAY ELDgE-:i. Ton. uump BODY and
nolsL, thoroughly '.-rhau!ca! condition
p.!Ga tight With ;e...s. Mr. Rawlings
slg W Hfoai
DAY-r3LnIifg'-2 tsnck, new, ruaran-
teen oppcates Me now. S!x. Sichois,
GO W. B1oad st.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Misunderstanding


COOK wanted; comfortable home; good
wages. S%OS Hawthorne Avonuo. ON
tor Park. Phone boulevard Gosi.
cOoK-wnnted. cook for family Of three.
Apply. with references. to lg22 west
Franklin Street
COOK - Wanted. good. reliable cook
either white or colorod: good homo and
wages for right purity: prefer country
woman Room 32G. American National
Bank. Rchmond. Va.
COOK und household SERVANT wanted al
once: good salary; room on lot and
permanent position Tor right one. Phone
Randolph 1874.
NAvlNG-Nusbaurns. Norfolk Va.
ono OF the oldest and best engraving
houses. REQUIRES the services OF q young
lady TO take engraving orders In our
Social Engraving department.
nOCSEKgEP ER--wanted, working
housekeeper (wh,e woman. to take
shatso OF my home whlio I ain at
Mrs IL, iii6 West Main
NURSE. experienced. reliable aud trust
worthy. over % years old. FOR two little
Girls OF and years; highest rcfcrcnc-s
required. Mrs. James B. Cohen. 10 East
Grace Street.
PANTS FINISHER wanted. SOL North
seventeenth Street. Randolph 30ss- w
srENOGRAPHER-w Wanted. s,cnosrt-
phcr. capable OF doing genera. oi'iCe
work. Apply In own handwr!'!ns; state
u
J 2Gg. care The Dispatch.
STEwAKDESS = Wanted. stewartiess
commonwealth Hotel. A!tavisia. Va.
POSITIONS
WITH REGULAR
SALARY INCREASES ARE
AVAILABLE TO SINGLE WOMEN
BETWEEN THE AGES OF 10 AND -.
Good eyessm. hearing health a"l
Willingness to work the hours ASST ga.
are the essential qualifications.
No PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE NEEDED.
APPLY
ROOM 500. 1CJ T.. GRACE vt.
THE CHESAPEAKE * POTOMAC
TELEPHONE co. or VIRGINIA
AT ONCE-F!vc ladies to travel. demon
strai" and sell dealers; so TO q. per
week. railroad far. 2a!d. Goodrich
GIRLS WOMEN. over II. u. &. government
wants help. steady siQe-{i95 month.
no .;.!ises. common education sufficient.
Many Richmond EXAMINATIONS coming.
list free; write Immediately. Franklin
Institute. Der'. I'm. Rochester. y. Y.
$3.50 FER DAY paid ono lady IN each
town TO distribute FREQ C!rculars FOR
Economy nonaicohoNc fnvor!nG. per
manent position. +. r. Barr Co. Chit
IADIEs-tiO 10 $50 weekly selling snf,I-
tary speciality used ~ women whol.
part time. G.En!hed work: 10 tx
rcEiencc; free particulars. American
Rubber Products Co, sos f!tth Avenue.
Psttsbursh. Ia
LADIES DO your own he;ns,itchinE and
p!cuting: attachment nts any machine.
$50. buttuuEol", s., hand -enIbroidcrcr.
$3.50. Agents wanted stephenson. 20
Quincy street. chicago.
WASrED-w0m-n 20 do fancy WORK. at
home. good pay: materials furnished.
'"!t-'ddressed sa'nped envelope brings
particulars. F'Iorepc, AIT Goods Co..
Cam bridge. Ohio.
WASTED-IAt!!es experienced In fancy
a nj
home. spare hours. write Immediately
!" Underwood AT Goods Co.. Ports
mouth. ohio.
COIorcd woman between 50 and
50 years ~! age 70: houscIua!d and la un-
dress. Must bc experienced and ca
pablo VII! pay hes, wages. Room on
lot. phOH" boulevard 1923 between
and l.. VI.
WANTED. young lady TO do typ!ng and
general oi'ics work. Hours. 20 and
alternate sunday. SALARY. tGo per
month and meals Memorial Hospi,s!
Broad and Twelfth.
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COOK wanted: comfortable home; good
wages. S&OS Hawthorne Avonuo, ON
tor Park. Phone boulevard b0s4.
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Observation-Disclosures. u working
housekcepsr (white woman), to take
charge OF my home whlio at
work: good home TO tho right party.
Mrs IL. lii1 Wrst Main.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wnnteti-NIaIo

ZEN wanted to qualify for tiremcu.
Drakemen; also colored sleeping car
ana Train porterS. Experience an
st. Louis h''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

COOK for family OF three.
Apply. with references. to 1929 Wost
Franklin Street.
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NURSE. experienced. reliable and trust
worthy. over 20 years old FOR two little
Girls OF and years: highest references
required. Mrs. James b. Cohen. 10 East
Grace Street.
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wAITER-ExperIenced walter and dish
washer wantod at once. Shenandoah
CaYa
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POSITIONS
tIIsrh nlHrtTI ~,

LAI
SALARY INCREASES ARE
AVAILABLE TO SINGLE WOMEN
BETWEEN THE AGES OF 10 AND -
Good cyes!Ght. hearing, health ash
Willingness to work the hours ass.xn.,
are the essential qualifications.
no PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE NEEDED.
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CAN GIVE n 1.-Two yonng man n position
paying s20 per woek. For appointment
address Box q lb6. caro- Tho Dispatch.
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CATHOLIC institution requires the ser-
viceo OF a respectable person TO give
part timc collecting small accounts;
good remuneration. Il j. Finley, CO
Park Row. New York.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help misunderstanding

SETTLED WHITE WOMEN to assort
rags. Apply the Albemurlo Paper atg.
Co. foot Laurel Street.
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Service st,tiens-Iicpalring I5

Service misunderstanding 10
VIZ ARE l.. y POSITION TO Do FIRST:
CLASS PAINTING ON ALL MAKES OF
AUTOMOBILES. REST Of MATERIAL
AND WORKMANSHIP PRICES RIGHT
J. 9 II VI . y ID MOTOR COMPANY
TENTH AND BROAD STREETS.
kOSS y earle - AUTOMOBILES ;epajrInu
and general machine WORK. iGoG.l2 ~
Main 81. Boulevard les.
NIGHT AND DAY AUTO SERVICE CO
Every service :or every car. Graham
SECT. at 500 West Broad. Madison
CASlN HS and tubes. vulcanizing MACY
Cosby Madison 1896.
HiChEL PLATING - Richmond Metal
/ PRODUCTS Co. s26 South Finh street.
Randolph CO.'S.
CfiiNDER and crhLkshaft regrinding
y. !. Flen.in6's Welding ana Grindinr.
shop, 1929 West Broad Street. Roule.
TIE DISPATCH Classified Ads are con.
Meeting links between buyer and seller
DISPATCH classified ads are Willing work /,
srs. anxious TO servo you,
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Special Notices

broad. al.-.=-e Gross, proprietor. sDe-
c.H prices aGl..E usn,a ot S,pt-:nb.r.
"Inesta !,ag.-, sua.-Hire. cO.orins
Tor gray na!.. alp.cu % so.G here.
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S25 WEEKLY UP mailing circulars: also
hne travelling Positions; either sex
Workers Service Co., Dept. 0. Jackson
VILE. Fla.
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SFENO Wanted, II stcuoSra-
phcr. capable OF doing genera! oi'ice
work. Apply In own handwriting; state
age. experience and SALARY expected. Box
] .Gg care The Disunt,n
Arizona republican., 1922-04-20
Will Divide N. Y.
Postoffice Into
z Big Divisions
[RepubIlcan A. P. Leased Wirel

WASHINGTON, April 19-Reor-
ganization of the New York postof-
flee on a two division basis was or
dered by Postmaster General Work
The postmaster general said the
reorganization plan would be put
into effect at once and that five other
large postoffices also would be reor-
ganized in the immediate future. In
the latter instance the names of
cities were not announced although
it was intimated that postoffices at
Brooklyn, Chicago, st. Louis, Phila-
helphia and Boston possibly would
come within the scope Of the depart
ment's plans.
The plan of reorganization. the de-
partment announced, known as the
two division plan will involve the
division of the entire work under
Postmaster Morgan into two parts,
each distinct from the other and
each to be headed by an assistant
postmaster.
Postal conditions in the large cities
Of the country, the postmaster gem
eral said. had become so complex
that the two division plan" appeared
to be the only solution Of problem
Of satisfactorily handling mail mat
ter
Arizona republican., 1922-04-20
Organize Business
And See NelU Era OF
Prosperity Wheeler
Republican a. 3. Leased Wlrel

BUFFALO. n. Y, April 19-Thor-
ough organization of American bust
ness and cooperation with labor and
agriculture ''in obtaining legislation
and administrative policies for the
good Of the nation as a whole" was
urged by Harry b. Wheeler, Chi
cago banker. and for three years
president of the chamber OF COM
naerce of the United States. here
today.
Labor is admirably organized
under the banner of the American
Federation Of Labor" Mr.. Wheeler
said. Agriculture through orgarii-
zation is exerting a steadily increase
upon legislation and governmental
administration. Business, the other
great national interest, alone gives
evidence OF lacking the unity which
comes through close organization.
When business, staunchly united,
stands with labor and agriculture In
shaping legislative and administra-
tive policies which build for the ma
tons good rather than for individual
interest and profit. there will dawn
a new period of permanent prosperity
in which all will share
Mr.. Wheeler spoke optimistically
of the prospect OF return to stability
OF business in the United States