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Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-31
rIYr ARE AspHYxIArEn

SYRACUSE, \. ". Dec. JU.-- Mrs.
Catherine II. Simone and her four
young children were asphyxiated
by gas escaping from Kitchen
range and a water heater at their
home early today. Mrs. Simone
evidently was preparing breakfast
for her husband, a night worker.
when all were overcome. He dis
covered the bodies upon his re :
turn home. He was so over
whelned by the tragedy that he
WIS removed to a hospital.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-31
NO NEW YEARS DAY
RECEPTION WILL Be
HELD AT WHITE HOUSE

Washington, Dec. So.-There VIII
be no New Years day reception at
the White House Monday. The
traditional open house to New
Years visitors, discontinued by
President Wilson and revived by
President Harding last year, had 70
be abandoned on account OF Mrs.
Harding's illness.
The president will spend the day
quietly With his wife, who is con-
valescing slowly. a few Intimate
friends probably will call during
the day and Mrs. Harding y eS-
pected to pr side at New Years
dinner In the state dining room.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-31
DIES OF APOpLEXY

Stanford University. Calf, Dec.
s0.--Charles II. Bentley. vice pres
ident of the California Packing
corporation and prominent resi-
dent of San Francisco, died of
apoplexy while attending the foot
ball game here TODAY between
stanford and Pittsburgh,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-31
LIQUOR C0NFISCATED
AT FRATERNITY DANCE

Council Bluffs. Iowa, Dec. So
Mayor Lou Zurmuehlen of Council
Bluffs, last night led a squad of
police who visited a high school
fraternity dance aud confiscated
20 quarts of liquor cached in auto
mobiles near where the dance was
being held, following which he
said he would put q stop to such
parties.
''If these high school kids need
a guardian then will be their
guardian" he was quoted as say
ing.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-31
BENEDICT CROWELL AND s
J DOLLAR A YEAR MEN, ARE
INDICTED BY GRAND JURY

the army appropriation bills Of
1916 and 1917.
One of the many charges con-
tanned in the Indictment is that af-
ter the end OF the war--Armistice
day, November II, 191S,-the de-
PENDANTS obligated the government
for $S0,000,000 more new canton
ment construction work on which
everything over s11,O00,000 was
on cost plus basis.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-31
cHIcAGo HOTEL RoBBEp

Chicago, Dec, 3O.--A robber TINS
afternoon held up Mrs. Katherine
Donovan, head bookkeeper of the
Palmer house--famous old hostel
ry of worlds fair days--knocked
her unconscious and escaped with
from $1,000 to $4,000 of the ho-
tel's funds
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-31
w E A r H E r
FORECAST

FORECAST
Denver, Dec. 30.--New Mexico
Sunday, fair; Monday, unsettled
and warmer, possibly snow north
and rain southwest portion.
Arizona - Sunday, increasing
, cloudiness, rain or snow north por-
Mion, warmer; Monday, rain south,
snow north portion, colder north
and west portions, strong souther-
ly winds north portion.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
There are 40 klnds q ID.

There are two kinds OF Us.
GONE Of us were born 20 serve. wo
do It well and are happy. Some Of Us
were born % rule. We lack the op-
p0rtunity or the ability and are broke.
Which IS the better OFF, JOYOUS
faces are seen on the lower East Side.
not In the purlieus of Finance.
Like poets. Masters and Servants
are born. not made. born Servant
is not good Master. A born Master
is not a good Servant.
Take your own case for illustration.
II may be that circumstance has de-
MED you the chance 70 prove your
ability as the head OF your own busi-
ness and that working for others
not being your forte. has been disap-
pointing
IL YOU ARE A BORN MASTER, WITH
OUT A MASTERS JOB. MHN NDU AM
HAVE SOMETHING OF VERY GREAT I'M
PoRTANCE TO SAY TO EACH OTHER.
/ am a Security Salesman. / re-
gard II as one Of the most honorable
and dignified professions. because
conduct Il ia Just that way. Right
now ] am the executive IN charge OF
the building up OF a high class, mod
erp selling organization for reputa-
Bile and established banking house.
But / am no more o boss" than /
am when out In the field. A Success
ful Salesman always Is his own
boss"
-snow what a good salesman
wants and what he should have, and
am providing Il for the members Of
our organization. II has been made
easy for me because ! have been fur
nished at the outset with one OF the
most fascinating and profitable
propositions that ever was presented
10 the prospective investor.
have an office equipment second
10 none, with its spacious assembly
rooms where we all meet and cx-
change ideas and experiences on a
common basis, well appointed corr
respondence room where we an have
our desks and up-to-date facilities
for attending to the detail of our
routine work and modern lecture
hall with diagrams, cia igh Il y II
etc, where VIC not only arc lectured
TO, but where we lecture ID each
other. This latter really Is a bust
ness laboratory where mere men arc
fashioned into Masters Of men.
am In that very comfortable posi-
tion that enables me 10 guarantee 10
every new member OF the organization
Tie earnest, wholehearted coopcra-
tion on the part of the Office that an
intelligent salesman demands
think the minimum annual earn
ings Of security salesman should
be $4,000.
don't know what you think about
your own ability. but just guessing at
~ a tHlHk can snow you now 70
make considerably more than that
Ia like 70 have you get Ia touch with
me SO that can arrange q personal
Interview.
OF course II you don't answer ,his
eppeal-for really Il IS nothing less
than genuine human Rppeal-your
trouble IS too deep seated for me TO
be Of assistance life Is too short and
too sweet for me 70 battle against
mental inertia.
Don't let THAT thing get hold upon
you 70 the degree that you can't bring
yourself to sit right down now and
write me for an appointment.
T. 421 Herald. $50 broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
MEN WANTED

THE MANHATTAN PIGGLY wIGGLY
CORPORATION IS about to open 1900
grocery stores.
IN Greater New York alone four mil
Hon tons OF food are consumed every
year. or every dollar that you earn
forty cents sre spent for groceries. It's
tremendous business.
"PIGGLY wIGGLY is an interesting
example of what the Chain Store system
90 In the way OF achieving financial
success. In September. 1916. the first
PIGGLY wIGGLY store was started In
Memphis. Now--only six years later
there are almost 800 stores. doing an an
nual business Of se0o0o.oOo year"
The above statement was written by
Theodore II. Price editor OF Commerce
zine zine OF August 'fs Is. ii 1922 " under the title
of Why Chain Store Securities Attract
Investors
Since that article was written the
PIGGLY evIGGLy system has now more
than | .00n stores, and its bu~iness far
exceeds 500. COO 900 year. making PIC
GLY wIGGLY the third largest chain
grocery system in the world to-day.
THE MANHATTAN PIGGLY wIG1LY
CORPORATION has Introduced PIGGLY
WIGGLY 10 New York. Ii has been n
stupendous success here. In proof OF
that statement Mr.. Ernest Sutton. OF the
has Just issued this statement about
PIGGLY WIGGLY in New York;
I'VE have no stores in the world to-
day superior to your stores, and we have
more than | 600 stores and arc opening
a minimum Of "A more a week.
rThe PIGGLY wIGGLY propozi'ion
viii, In my opinion. be far better here
IN New York than In any place In the
United States, and with all modesty I
hat X better OIatf-
fled TO make .lis remark than ! am, for
I have seen/ the whole organization and
practically every store, from the incep-
ton OF the PIGGLY wIGGLY idea"
JAMES W. ELLIoTT's BUSINESS
RUILpERs. INC, owns and operates , the
MANHATTAN PIGGLY WIGGLY COR
PORATlON.
To open 1000 stores the Business
Builders has need Of more than 700
executives The duties Of these execu-
tives cover practically every field Of
business:
Rtore Cupcrintendents.
Store Managers.
Real Estate Operators,
Expert Accountants,
Warehouse Directors.
Traffic Managers.
Truck Masters,
Purchasing Agents.
Efficiency Engineers,
Development Engineers,
Sales Managers.
Aside from executive positions the
MANHATTAN PIGGLY WtGGLY corr
pORATION in order TO successfully man
? 600 stores must have In the Immediate
fisure I 600 men equipped for all Jobs In
the retail grocery business.
Here In the Business Builders, where
you earn substantial commissions selling
IN PTGGLY wIGGLY Securities, you
( prepare yourself for tile executive position
YOiJ are best qualified 20 till.
During the past three year, the Busi-
mass Builders has placed over a hundred
men IN big positions.
And here you have the most brilliant
opportunity IN the country to-day.
ror PIGGIY wIGGLY has been
adopted by the American people every
plaee that II has operated. Its com
rnercfai and financial record has been
one of the, N not the most. conspicuous
successes OF our time.
Cali between 10 and ?.
JAMES w ELitOTT'S BUSINESS
BU1LDyRS. INC.
Financing, Manning and Operating
THE MANHATTAN PIGGLY WIGGLY
CORPORATION.
Entire 18th Floor,
KnichsrDocker Bldg. 42d 81. and Away.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
HELP WANTED-femaIe.

| MATRON, care OF rest room and light clean
ing; art department. Dennison Manufac-
| turing Co. 220 9th av.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19

In Greater New York alone four mil
Hon tons OF food are consumed every
year. or every dollar that you earn
forty cents sre spent for groceries. It's
a tremendous business.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR REM.
Tor Hire Passenger Cars.

BEAUTIFUL private Loconobne linousir.,
hour. Jay Or week 50 hop-ly. Aud. S53g.
CADILLAC. Packard. hour. day, week.
month long trips, reasonable. Columbus
ss0o, GREEN.
CADILLAC limousine. private appearances
hour day week. month. reasonable
CAWELt.. Audubon 2Ssi
CADILLAC, beautiful town car. By hour,
day or month reasonable: owner drives.
MACNANt. Plaza o0nA.
HUDSON limousino 7 would IKE 20 place
my chauffeur and car by month or year
with refined family. Columbus 600. before
no A. MI. after o i. NJ. Mrs. FON.
IDEAL town cars, including exclusive ser
Vice; attractive terms for season. Circle
7iI0.
NATMON capriciet. pacyurds. like new.
monthly speciality reasonable. ISliAM,
Circle 2ppa -
psCKARus tuewl and Pierce Arrow cars
fcr rrus hour dNy. week. special rates
for long trips Circle 2Seq
PACKARD limousine, late model, hy day,
week. month. lStLCpMM0NS. Murray
f1ili SGfs
pENAULT new landaulst, hourly. weekig
reasonable BARR. 40 wsst $40, circia
1918. ,
The New York herald., 1922-09-19

"PIGGLY wIGGLY Is an interesting
can 90 In the way OF achieving financial
success. In September. 1916. the first
PIGGLY WIGGLY store was started In
Memphis. Now--only six years later
there are almost 800 stores, doing an an
nuai business Of $50 100000 a year"
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
MEN.
MEM

Two teat appearing men, with good ref
erences. for special work, good pay from
stnrt. chance Tor advancement " can prove
himself Cali room i0t. i03 East i25th ST.,
betw cen 2 and 9.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19


STONE NEP MEN.
apply Adam Ross Cut Stone Co. ge9-loIi
Breadway. Albany, y. y.
YOUNG MAN, 10 or IL for Monitor switch
board and general office work. including
typewriting: must be able to use telephone
inteligently splendid opportunity for
bright American TO grow up with progress
sive concern Apply In own handwriting
with full details as to age, education. ex-
pCrience n any and salary desired. 2157
Herald. Herald square.
YOUNG man, IL years, good school educa-
tlon in West 23d street Wholesale Import
ing house 224s Herald. ESQ Broadway.
Employment Agency-Domesttc.
COUPLE wanted. good cook and butler;
French or Swedish. S1G0 Japanese-French
Agency. Herald Bldg. 1870 Bway t36thl.
Instruction.
LEARN linotype; highly paid trade; cost
5000; day. evening classes Investigate.
Empire school. 1873 Il. 10th (subways "L'D !.
IA SALLE Extension University. largeS:
business training institution in the world
ITO Wref f2d
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
II YOU are
GOOD EDUCATION,
CLEAN-CUT,

preferably college training, and full OF
ambition and willing to follow our ideas
In this proposition, you can profit BY
becoming acquainted with the oppor-
tunity we give ana earn a handsome In
come n very short time.
n you are successful In our estab-
lishment we can place you as Branch
Manager In branches which we establish
just as fast as we can obtain the men
for the position which viii be open. We
do not pay a salary but commission IL
paid and to those who have had no ex.
pvrience a livins wage can oe earned
until you win be able to secure a better
income as this time goes on.
Be fair with Us as We want to DO fair
with you DO not call unless you arc
anxious 10 make a bigger job for your
self. we have IT. but first you must
prove yourself.
can any time to-day. You win be IN
terviewed By my Sales Director. Mr..
Samuel ;. Woodrow. and should lac be-
lleve sou viii III In our organization
and make @ success We will place you
where you belong. All American Brokers,
Inc, room sol. 10 West 18th ST., n. :. Q.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19

BCOKKEEPER and typist, ona thoroughly
familiar with double entry and able 70 an
swer phones; good sa airy ana STEADY posi-
fion State salary expected. o 1892 Herald.
Harlem.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19

BOOKKEEPER on customers ledger, care
system: must have at least year expert
cnce; good opening in large office; state age
and references; salary to start 500 month
and bonus. Box IS. go st. James Bldg.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
CLERKS AND TYpIsTs.

place several young women, IL years Of age
or over. In permlnent positions. High school
education desirable. Hours are short.
Luncheons are provided free. Starting sal
AIRY $12 per week. Many advantages and
opportunities are offered to those who quail
ify, as all advance positions In the company
are filled by promotion. Apply In person be-
tween . and $3.50 O'Clock. room I Mctropol-
tan Bldg, Madison av.s at 23d ST.. New
York city.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19

EIJYE;R waists. skirts, Infants wear. mus
lin underwear, for department store, Rich
mond Va. Call :3o-5 so P.>>M.> Tuesday.
Ben +. Lewis. 81 w 26th.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
DIRECTORY OF HOME AND
BUSINESS NEEDS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

COLONIAL mahogany bedroom suite. incuG.
ing four poster he'd. brocade coverings,
highhoy chest drawers oval mirror chairs,
stool table. painting, drapery, lamp, day bed,
Florentine cabinet Japanese tapestry. orien-
tai rug. KAISER, riverside 69o9; 292 w.
a2d St.
FAMILY giving up housekeeping. elegant
furnishings Of beautifully appointed ten
room apartment for sale; only private parties
reed apply: dealers. auctioneers VIII not be
considered. IS Central Park West. Column
l,us 3TJ9.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

PIANO, Brambach baby grand. FOR sale.
price s5T5; sligltlyused. O'CONSELI.. 58f
". l6ath. Wadswt rth 3i22.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
INSTRUCTION.

MCDOWELL SCHOoL-Dressmaking Design
Ing Millinery thoroughly taught. Day and
Evening Classes, IS w 10th. Longacre 1232.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
. Statesmen
sALEs,IrN

EARN, AT LEAST 500 PER WEEK.
Proposition has been paying regular divi-
deLds for two years.
Possesses both sound investment and ex-
ccllent speculative features.
Endorsements from banks and prominent
citizens.
Real live leads furnished. Three statesmen
offered excellent money making opportunity.
Call between 9 and H. Mr. Watkins,
Suite 70i, 2o5 5th av.. ". y.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
Statesmen

Servants and
Their Masters
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
MrN OVER .!

An advertisement IN the Lost aud
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers a real possibility Of
recovering your loct property.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19


CLERKS. beginners, good education, &f1-
C o Q k, scandinavian, Ger
man, Hungarian, or any
nationality; private city posi-
ton; 500; no fee. Lazare
Agency, f43 East 72d. N
COOK, chamberms id-waitresa. two grls, ex-
perionced, neat. Protestant; none but ex.
cellent and capable maid need apply; no
agencies. 30 Greenway South. Forest Hills.
T.. 7. Phone Boulevard 6I66.
CCCK-JThorough experienced. private fam-
Ny. Call Tuesday between II and 1. car
fare paid. AZ East 5oth st.
COOK, young. clean, care OF dining room. 3
IN family; chambermaid and nurse; room
80 self; perpona1 references. Call IL :30-2 80.
apt. M i7t west list. Car fare paid.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
HELP WANTED-FemaIe.
ROOKkEEPER

cnris-ian double entry; opportunity for
young lady OF pleasing personality In small
office; initial salary $15-$20. Call In person,
10 O'Clock, 80 New York av., Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
HELP WANTED--Male.
MEN.

MEN.
A few mare men who can
qualify for executive posi-
fions TO earn not less than
50, 800 a year are required BY
an organization OF interna-
tional reputation and record.
The right men must COM
b.ne proRressiveness with
pleasing personality. II sou
are sure of yourself apply
in person. between IL and j.
10 Mr. Cairns. Suite iTOs.
200 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
HELP WANTED--Male
YOUNG MEN.

You perhaps have made up your mind
10 secure a position as a clerical worker
In the office OF some business house. or
perhaps you have looked at many propo-
Kitions OF life insurance and stock sell
ms and paid no attention 70 them-
However no matter what position you
are seeking, we want you 10 consider
seriouaiy the advisabllity Of entering our
organization, which has been established
for about two years. This Is a conbina-
tion OF Insurance and stock proposition
which has been indorsed by thousands OF
people, not only IN New York but In other
cities where our offices have also been
established.
II you are
CLEAN-CUT,
nnsseuzfr~ A
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
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FURNITURE WANTED.

FURNITURE WANTED - PAY FULL
VALUE CONTENTS HOUSES, APART
MENTS PIANOS, BOOKS PAINTINGS.
BRIC-A- -BRAC, &C. TOBIAS. f2a UNIVER-
SIT'Y PLACE. STUYvESANT isTe.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
PRINTING MACHINERY.

PRESS printing single color. Cottreii rotary
excellent condition; absolute sacrifice. Mr.,
DUDLEY. Mccall Co, 23B West 37th. Long
a.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19

THE MANHATTAN PIGGLY wIGGLY
CORPORATION IS about to open 1900
grocery stores.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-23

approval So, too, arc the other nom
nations.
AS the list of nominees shows there
will be little change in the personnel of
the borough government during the com
ing year
One of the largest ice cream manufaac-
turing. concerns in New England-with
his headquarters in Providence, is to
use Danielson as distributing point
for this section of eastern Connecticut
during the coming summer. The con-
Germ has obtained a lease of the. building
being erected in Union street by Joseph
Bodo to replace one recently destroyed by
fire. The ice cream company will dis
tribute about $500 gallons q week from
its local satation, where two OF more
motor trucks and a small force of men
will make up the working organization.
Ono of the finest radiophone concerts
heard here since broadcasting began was
heard between midnight and / a. m.
OF Wednesday by Rene Caron and a
small group at his home on Mechanic
street. The concert was by the Rice
String Quartet and was being sent out
from Schenectady, rarely ever heard from
by the radio fans in this immediate vicin-
ity.
Miss Rachel Halle Of Cottage street
has returned here after visit in Chi
cago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Young. who have
been spending the winter in Florida re-
turned here on Wednesday.
Mrs NJ. A Shumway will have the
members of the Sewing society; of St.
Alban's church at her home for a meet
ing Friday afternoon.
Deputy Chief Henry Taft. of the Nor
witch fire department. mentioned as liav-
ing been overcome by smoke. at the fire
in the Hertz building in that city Tues
day evening, was for years a resident
of Danielson, as a boy.
Members oil the local Canton are to go
to Putnam Tuesday evening Of next week
to visit Israel Putnam lodge Of odd Fe!-
lows,
.John7 A; Sandleman off-New Bedford
was a visitor with friends in Danielson
Wednesday.
Mrs. Ethel Richmond. is confined to her
home on Academy street by illness.
Charles Smith, testman at the eentra,
office of the S.. N. Z. T. company, is
i'll at his home on South street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Meilor visited Ia
Worcester recently.
Mrs. Charles T, Tha*ei vl utr1am
visited relatives here Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-23

or. New England has sdor,.s ~.
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England 49, az y useu IN the NeT
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yorl, to 81 ,.|-.l u,eeI nesth from NeT
ing The C,e,nea,i',,. ,1. i'ne. On eros
a., az . c-,'l.c'icut line into Connect
Rbode tsI'.d WI ot'rE Conn., l. Their
co,,te ~
h. Inc ,r-,1. =, an, ~ eN9n'7'e wi
s,,t-s.. ,t'-, 'iht 10 Inc l;eTs-
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Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-23
PUTNAM

George 7. Seahury, superintendent for
the Providence contracting company that
is to build the state highway from Me
chanicsviAe5to Grosvenordale, has arriY-
ed here and is undertaking the preliminary
work. Laiborers are now being assembled
for the Job which, when completed will
furnishing a connecting link with other
state highways, already built to give a
new and what viii be a much favored
route in travelling between this city, Web-
ster, Worcester and points farther north.
The superintendent office has been -es-
taiblished at Grosvenordale
Senator Archibald Macdonald, who. al
so is now mayor of Putnam, was largely
instrumental in securing the passage 0:
the measure carrying the special appro-
priatioh at the last session of the 1egisla-
ture, that will be used in the construction
of the state highway to be built at a cost
of about $4,000. This appropriation
nea sure was the Only one passed at the
las SESSION, outside the measure sponsor
Cd ny the state highway department, that
carried any appropriation for new, hign-
p construction. .+~-s
The new road will eliminate two dan
5JS graz crossings-ones at West
-p@on and one at Grosvenordale The
'rosrenordale company was very gene
IS in its Efforts to further the plans
| foc the construction of this road, giving
several acres Of land and agreeing to tho
removing d Eelling that stood on the
proposed rieha %: way
The new highway is to be of gravel
| Putnam travei 9ss viii rick it u.p near Wcst
| Thompson trolley station, from whicf
point It will follow a course nortfAvart
through a right Of way that is to bC
| opened
! The sympathy of the people of this city
and Ponfret goes out to Mrs. Camille
| Euvrard Andrews. of Pennington, Wit
has lost her husband, George, H. Andrews
by suicide. After previous attempts t.
end his life Mr.. Andrews succeeded &heI
he took clhoroform in asroom in a Hart
ford hotel. His funeral is to be held thi
! Thursday afternoon at the home of hi