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i,lnfllIrtinn. For

tempt continued production. fot
The frs, time III history. officials
sid both The anthracite and bit
luminous !:elds arc tied up ard they
estimated that six thousand "I thc
nations >oren,%-iiyc E.tndrrd n:incS
are idl".
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-04-05

Belfast. April "a bomb thrown
into 4 house here tonight cNploded
and wounded TWO children
During the night u man naincu
Nailon WAS shot dead.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-04-05

Dublin. April fBy the Asso-
ciatcd Press. l-Thc serious extent
of the split in the ranks OF the
Irish Republican amy was reveal
cd this afternoon when from five
Dublin battalions, which had been
ordered out to take a new oath
Of allegiance with new i"lpiica-
TONS not less than 100 men
obeycd the Republican appeal ana
marched to Smithficld. There IN
the presence Of Liam MelloweS,
Rodcrick O'Connor and other not
ed heads Of the + publican move
ment. they took the oath oi al
lcciancc 10 free themselves from
any other further responsibility 20
the dial circanrs
The extremists tonight expressed
entire satisfaction at the response
to their appeal. a large crowd.
including continsents from the
womcn's organizations. witnessed
the parade OF the battalions. but
gave no demonstration OF sympath!
beyond their presence.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-04-05

Putn.y. i.,n=l:,nd .Npril ! Gam-
hpi,;@c Won tho a"nual boat race
with oxford
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Indianapolis. April l.-Contid9nt
that th.. suspension OF work be-
gun at midnight by the union coal
miners would result in Il complete.
tieup Of the coitntrr'> unionized
fields. min" workers officials await
ed reports showing The "Nacr et-
iectivcness Of ,he shutdown. The!'
expected six hundred thousand
men. including Il hundred thousand
nou- union workers would y" in
c!udcd i'm the walkout prelmiu-
larry reports indicated that "a few
operators who conduc: their mines
on a closed shop basis would at
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-04-05
MINERS WILL
WELCOME IN
VESIICATION
President Lewis of the
NJ in ers' i Mo n
Makes Statement at
on gre S ion a |
Hearing

Washington. April 3-Thc union
Saturday in the nation wide strike
are declared by John l.. Lewis. pres
idcnt Of the United Mine Workers
to hc deSirious Of suspension OF
strike operations at the earliest
possible date. but the resumption
of production depends entirely up
on the future attitude of the coal
operators. Mr.. Lewis before the
house labor committee hearing on
the Bland resolution for the APP
pointmcnt Of Il commission to IN
vcSliSate the mining industry. said
his organization would welcome any
impartial and judicial investigation
Of general conditions in tho bitunl-
inous and anthracite industries.
Indianapolis. April 3.-The first
test OF strength in the nationwide
coal strike came today with the be-
ginning Of the suspension SatEr-
day. the annual holiday among th"
miners having failed to determine
the exact effectiveness Of III"
w:dkout. United Mine Workers
headquarters expressed confidence
that tho days Developments would
confirm the union estimate that s'X
hundred thousand men. among
them q hundred thousand non
union workers had laid down then
tools for an indefinite period OF
idlcneSs. The iacit truce between
the miners and operators is count
I'd on. apparently to make the
union estimate Il certainty. Few
if any Of the operators in the bug
coal centcrs which are strongly
unionizcl, are expected TO attempt
an carly resumption of operations.
The situation. however, is in doubt
in ron-union and open shop dis
irictS.
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BLOOD
FLOWS IN
IRELAND
Four killed in Sunday
Rep1isals

Belfast. April (By the Asso /
ciatcd Press).-Four men were
shot and killed and three children !
were wounded last night in the Sim
Fein area near the Old Lodge Road
district. The ages Of the men
ranged from 40 to 63. The children
arc two. seven and 13 years old.
It was another grim weekend !
for Belfast. The shootinS/of the !
men is believed to have been in re-
prisal for the killing Saturday Of
Constable George Turner. The as
sassin fired ut Turner from a va
cant house and made his escape. !
The news of the shooting Of tl." !
policeman spread rapidly. and de- I
spite the curfew hour last night. !.
there were scenes OF excitement in
the streets. Later heavy rifle and
; revolvc firing punctuated with the !
shricks Of women and children was
heard and shortly afterwards the I
bodies Of the four men were taken
to hospital. where the three chill !
drcn also We're conveyed. The .
father of the children. Joseph {
Walsh was one of the men who !
was killed All the killings took
place in the hoEies Of the victims.
Walsh was lying in bed with the
two younger children and the !
bullet, which killed him. wounded .
them. Two year old Bridget was
shot through the head. /
Frank Walsh, :on of Joseph (
Walsh. was stopping with his
from the Walsh home. The grand !
mothers house also was raided /
The intruders rushed upstairs.
seized Frank. who was trying to /
make his escape through a window.
and pitched him downstairs. His
injuries are not serious. The grand
mother said after the raid at Jo-
; seph Walsh had served five years
in the war on the western front.
She had Is sons and Ecphcws in
the war only two Of whom re-
turned
and this is my reward on their
return" the old lady sobbed.
In the home of Il relative Of Tic !
+, Walsh family this morning bullet
passed through the arm of a neigh
/ Dor holding a baby and pierced its
stomach. wounding it fatally.
sThe body OF a young man
named Garvcv. was found lying in
the road at midnight last night. !
three miles from Newry. There
were two bullet wounds in his
| head.
Orange Hall. near Newry and
close 30 the scene of the recent
train burning, was destroyed early
this morning. Armed men order
cd out the woman caretaker and
/ her four children, threw out the
! furniture and set lire to the build
! ing. The woman and her children
+, were left in the darkness on the
! bleak mountajnsidc until they were
:, bcfriended by ncighbors.
AT Waterford today Protestant
Bishop Miller Of Cashel. speaking
on the Terrible Events in North
j Ireland" said he had consulted
with the clergy and men prominent
in all denominations. who had
voiced the opinion that the names
Of Catholics and Protestants are
being used in connection with
some of the foulest deeds that
have ever disgraced Il country
"All Christians" the prclate
added. ARE called upon to say they
loathc and abhor such activities.
bv whomsoevcr murders arc com
nitted. and to regard such men as
! tho direct cmbassarics of Satan.
Dublin. April GBy the Asso-
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.yicksburg. Miss. .ssfarcn go
Show ing rise of foitf.tenths of a
foot since O'Clock sais morning
the Mississippi river Had reached
the stage Of 47.s feesshere tonight.
Reports from ailpoinssin the third
Mississippi river distsast to head
quarters here stated taa water was
well UP on the leEees But that no
weak points alongit thssxsrem had
developed. ~
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HELP WANTED--MaIe.
sALEsMEN.

FEW OUT OF THE ORDINARY MEN
WILL FIND WITH US JUST THE OP-
PoRTUNITY THEY HAVE HOPED FOR
American business firms which to-day
are adding to their staffs may be divided
into three classes:
First. the large corporation. established
many years ago, which Is always on the
lookout for young men OF promise, put
where advancement Is necessarily SLOW.
Ability alone is not enough 70 secure pro-
motion-you must wait until vacancy oc-
ours. And there are so many above you on
each rung OF the ladder that 1t may take
years to reach the top.
Second, there is the small one man or
ganization. which often offers good pros
poets of quick advancement, but wnere the
future is always uncertain because ue-
pends on the one man who is head OF the
firm. If he dies, or sells out, or IN any
way proves unequal to the burden. your
own future Is sacrificed.
Third. and lastly. there l. the successfui
corporation recently formed, which Is ex-
panding rapidly and which needs to enlarge
il personnel to cover this expansion. Such
an organization can always make room Tor
few more high caliber men. and can
guarantee that the only limit to their al
yancement Is their own ability.
This corporation. backed by moro than
thirty of the best industrial and technical
which necessitates il creased personnel. New
executive positions are constantly opening
up Executives to fill them are always
promoted from our own staff-never secured
from outside. This means that IN tne
ranks of our selling organization there arc
always a few vacancies.
II Is with ehis Sales Force that every
new man begins. We wish to he quite frank
about that. We will NOT take new man
$150OOO year within two months. we
will not promote you to Chairman OF our
Advisory Board the day after you arrive.
we insist that every man who Joins us
no matter what his previous experience
has been-come in by the same door, ana
that door Is the Sales Force.
We do not want to overestinate the value
Of this , we 0a 40 mot S1a,m s
into successful. high power executives. But
we do say that for the man OF character
and energy. the man who has both imagine
ton and persistence, we offer connec-
ton unparalleled elsewhere to-day.
Many men are frankly skeptical Of the
value of an opportunity which ie broad
casted' as this one Is. We, on the other
hand,-are equally frank in telling you that
It Is not easy to secure the exact type OF
man we are dfter.
We do not care whether he has had sell
ing experience. We do not insist that no
have that Intangible something called per
sonality." We do not care what his pres
ent position may be-whether he Is an en-
gineer or an accountant. bank clerk or
a specially salesman. We do insist that
he be the sort of man who thinks as much
Of the future as Of the present-the sort OF
man who is planning for 1880 as well as
for 1928.
To arrange for q personal interview write,
giving fairly complete outline oi your
work and yourself. All communications arc
held strictly confidential. Address Director
"a p.r1nnre, o1O6 Herald Herald ST.
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HELP WANTED-MaIe.
statesmen.

You. are seeking an opportunity to
we can offer such an opportunity
to a few men of the right caliber.
We are securing additional men at
this time TO FIJI the places OF q
number of men who have lately
been assigned to territories to sell
our product. We will be constantly
selecting men who prove their abil-
ity to I'LL Executive Merchandising
: positions.
Our statesmen have made and are
making big commissions. Our
product Is one of the most revolu-
tionary ever placed on the Ameri-
can market. a product which has
already demonstrated such tremer-
dous sales possibilities that our
factory cannot keep pace with the
orders received. II is being adver-
tised widely and the advertising
Is constantly being extended.
II YOU are seeking a PERMANENT
MERCHANDISING CONNECTION
and are willing to prove, by hard
work, that you can fill one OF the
many highly remunerative posi-
tions which must be filled during
the coming year. the opportunity
we offer IL limited solely by your
own ability.
We. repeat-this L. probably the
very opportunity you have been
seeking.
Gall at Room 1905, 100 9th av.,
Monday, Tuesday or Thursday at
p. M. and ask for Mr.. Coudert.
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SALE 8 M d N.

Arc you q five to ten thousand
dollar a year man?
We know there are hundreds OF men.
In and around New York with keen
desire to better their financial con-
dition.
Sad but true. however, is the fact
that only a small percentage of them
have anything but the desire. II Is
to this small percentage-whose feet
and brains work in harmony with
their hearts-that this advertisement
Is addressed.
We cannot use you all, but there
is definite and remunerative position
open to a great many OF you In our
organization. where the initial COM
mission of 1875 Is only very small
part of the return TO you from each
sale.
Men In earnest need have no fear
of their ability to earn from five to
ten thousand with us in the next
twelve months. So to such men we
say: Sit down NOW. write little
note asking for an appointment any
day except Monday and open the way
for a connection with the easiest SELL
ing proposition in the city.
Do not hesitate to state the most
convenient hour for your call. We
will do our best to cooperate. Not q
security proposition.
D sos Herald. 2so Bway.
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HIGH-PowEREp SALESMAN.

A well established. progressive con-
cern making electric labor-saving
machinery Is In the market for a
salesman who Is looking for a gen.
uine sales opportunity. and who would
recognize one when he saw II. While
we want a man who has served his
previous connections successfully, we
do not want one who lives In past per-
formances. We want a man who has
been unsatisfied with his best, whose
mind, energy and will are bent on the
future.
Nor do we ask him to deal In fu-
turcs We offer to him n section of
the best territory at our disposal
Manhattan. It Is filled with unworked
prospects. sos of which have never
used a machine of our type. The pros
poets upon which he will call are OF
the highest class and the speciality he
Is to sell Is the first in its field,
product OF quality and merit.
To the right man we offer a liberal
commission and drawing account.
Ahead Of him lies the opportunity for
district sales management and the ad-
vantages that II carries. II he Is
man of determination. industry and
sales ability the success we believe
he can achieve win be worth the best
efforts he can possibly give to the Job.
In your letter tell us how long you
have been in the selling game, in what
lines and what your average yearly
earnings have been for the past three
years. Y 2071 Herald. 2s0 Broadway.
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HELP WANTED Male.
sALEsMAN.

sALEsMAN.
A good opening for q good. hard
worker.
Iwant a man Of high character and
forceful personality who can give
bond. which / will pay for, who Is
willing to work hard making big
money selling my specially on COM
mission.
The company has been IN business
a quarter OF a century and has over
million dollars invested In the busi-
ness. know I have the best propo-
sition In existence for statesmen who
are willing to work hard for big pay.
II you want TO tie up with re-
sponsible concern and sell the best
money making mechanical device In
demand by department stores. drug
stores, confectionery stores. cigar
stores, delicatessens, bakeries. sum
rner resorts, parks, terminal stations
and subway stations (exclusiye terri
tories).
See Mr.. Harry I. Luftman. 13o West
42d ST.. Monday. from to IL and
from to 5.
Out of town applicants please write.
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statesmen.
An opportunity TO become permanently con-
nected with q manufacturing corporation -
being offered to few men,
II you are looking for something with
bright future II will pay you to help us
market our expansion stock issue.
II you mean business we DO; liberal COM
rnission and stock bonus on your sales.
salary guarantee when we know you mean
business. and an executive position after we
have sold this issue.
Experience not essential: special induce
ments to old time stock men for this week
only.
If this sounds interesting. call. phone or
write
KwrIrFT CORPORATION.
1853 Flatbush av.. Brooklyn.
Sterling 1440.
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statesmen.

Two men with courage and energy.
to work on real leads In the sale OF
a most attractive Industrial stock
issue; commissions are liberal. but
no drawing accounts Will be paid ;
men who lack confidence In them
selves need not apply.
SEE MIR. POWER. SUITE $50.
KNICKERBOCKER BLDG.
Monday to Wednesday only.
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statesmen.

Several men Of high character and per-
sonality to sell sound dividend paying
securities. This Is an opportunity lor ago
eressiye and ambitious men to earn $4,000
or more annually on commission basis:
Previous selling experience helpful but
not necessary, as we give our men fullest
cooperation. We desire only men who
wish 10 form a permanent connection
with firm that handles only high grade
securities.
II you can furnish satisfactory refer
ence call and see us. Leads furnished.
ROOM 1918. 200 BROADWAY.
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SALESMAN WANTED. AGE so TO 40. BY
LARGE CONCERN WITH WELL ESTAB-
LIsHED BUSINESS, WHO MUST TRAvEL,
VISITING BRAMCH BRANCH ,P oP,PICEs, n DoiMS' aIsT'
UAL SELLING: MAN WHO HAS ExPE-
RIENCE DESIRED: STATE SALARY DE-
WHO DESIRES A PERMANENT POSITION
AND CAN FURNISH Al REFERENCES
NEED APPLY. @ 67b HERALD. 2so
BROADWAY.
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MAN-Position OF trust In old established
company, prospects OF advancement foe
ambitious marS@of good appearance. age 25 TO
IS ability to meet and talk with men essen
tiri. Address Box 4sb. Madison So. p, o.
MAN wanted who IL familiar with auto
body painting, upholsterlng, &C., who ls
qualified 20 estimate on such work. Reply
o 1885 Herald, Harlem.
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sALEsMEN.

Security salesmen. highest type men
only. to work on a liberal commission
basis, selling an S9o cumulative par
ticipating preferred security of sue
cessfll Industrial corporation estab-
lished 80 years. Men with clientele
preferred. o. 51S Herald. $50 B'way.
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HELP WANTED ADVERTISEMENT
HELP wANTED-MaIe.
MAN-cAN You SELL,

II SO. we have an opening for Q hard
working man who Is seeking permanent
position in a high grade investment house.
now handling dividend paying expansion
issue of five-year-old food products
concern, well established and growing
too rapidly for present capacity of several
plants. Men over 80 preferred. Call
room 1910. % West 44th ST.
MANAGER. first class. wanted Immediately
for large new wet process rotary kiln
cement plant in India nearing completion
first class salary will be paid to the right
man: preferably one having had varied
cement works experience. Reply. giving ref
erences. Maxted a Knott. Ltd. consulting
and cement engineers, Burnett av., High ST.,
HULL, ENGLAND.
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The Neo York HsraId 70 the point Of
contact bstsooen the dependable en-
ployes and the responsible employer.
HELP WANTED--MaIe.
FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL
CORRESPONDENT
wtTH EXECUTIVE ABILITY.
A position, with a future. Is
open to a high-grade man ex-
perienced in handling prospective
purchasers OF securities by corre-
spondence on a well-defined fol-
low-up system.
Applicant must be thoroughly
familiar with the New York and
Boston stock markets: must be a
good correspondent and competent
to direct a department. No at
tention will be paid to applica-
tions that do not meet the above
requirements.
State salary expected to start.
experience in detail and former
connections. References will not
be written to until after inter-
view. Address. giving telephone
number, care John Buchanan Ad-
vertising Agency. GlobS Building.
Boston, Mass.
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SECURITY statesmen.

Established concern. manufacture
ing and marketing a staple food
product, Is arranging for an extern
siye expansion. This move provides
remarkable opportunity for
number of potential. high caliber
statesmen to join our organization.
We will train successful appli-
cants in every detail OF the manu-
featuring and selling OF our prod
,uct and the administration OF our
company.
The work at first will consist
of selling the securities on COM
mission basis. This is a splendid
opportunity for men with proper
qualifications to become well es-
tablished with q rapidly growing
organization of liberal policies.
The experienced statesmen will
find upon investigation that this
is a most wonderful opportunity.
The applicant will receive close CO.
operation and genuine leads.
Call between 10 and / and 2 and
every day this week.
KAFEx INCORPORATED.
26th Floor. Bush Building.
$50 West 42d ST.,
NEW YORK CITY.
OUT OF TOWN statesmen.
PLEASE WRITE.
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statesmen. several experienced high clsss
statesmen to travel extensively: preferably
ones having sold wholesale groceries, to sell
nuts in the shell; state age. education, salary
desired and telephone number. d 613 Herald.
$50 Broadway.
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STOCK SALES MANAGER
WITH CREW OF MEN
WANTED

sToCKBRoKER5 wanted to sell new issue
export corporation stock liberal commits
sion, organised under Government law reg
ulating export combinations. Telephone
Broad 1923 for appointment. Chartered same
as Consolidated Steel Corporation.
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statesmen.

statesmen.
To assist in marketing allotment
of shares of a successful. dividend
paying company.
Very attractive to investors. Sat
isfactory commission. Intelligent
cooperation.
Attractive proposition to men with
clientele or able to handle an ex-
elusive territory and sub-salesmen.
Write stating experience and ref
erences. Y 2069 Herald, $50 Bway.
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SALESMAN WANTED.

Speciality jobbing house desires
travelling salesman for Oregon and
washington on commission, fancy
silk goods, dress trimmings. rib
bons. &C.. one who has good fol-
lowing among the average size
business firms. Address Live Wire,
Q 1895 Herald 10th st.
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s A L e s NJ A N

The Dictograph Products Corporation.
manufacturers of the dictograph sys-
tenn of interior telephones, wishes the
services of two speciality statesmen.
preferably with telephone or electrical
experience: must have had exceptional
selling experience and be able to In
terview and interest executives; salary
and di awing account against commits
sion. Apply in person to sales man
ager. 18th floor, 220 West 42d ST.. New
York city.
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SALES PROMOTER

SALES PROMOTER
AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE MAN
FOR THREE FINE LA1IEs'
READY TO WEAR SHOPS ALL
LOCATED WITHIN NIGHTS
TRAVEL OF NEW YORK. WON
DERFUL OPPORTUNITY IS OF
FERED TO RIGHT PARTY.
WRITE BOX PSI. 200 CABLE .
BUILDING.
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REAL ESTATE-Large we'll established firm
wants brokers with producingrecords; op-
portunity to mako advantageous connection:
applicants treated confidentially. Box N 2110
Herald. Herald 50.
REAL ESTATE sales manager with expe-
rence to organize sales force for large
growing lot development in New York city.
Address. giving full particulars, President
1911 Herald, 2s0 Broadway.
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HELP WANTED--MaIe.

AHSISTANT physician wanted in high class
private sanitarium for nervous patients
preference given TO unmarried man, licensed
10 practice in State Of Connecticut: the posi-
tion offers unusual opportunity for a man
wishing 70 continue In institutional work :
compensation first year 81 600 with main
tenance. Address, giving fun details, age.
experience, education reference, photograph
2QoB Herald, 2s0 Broadway.
ARTIST. first class. for portraiture work in
OIL state where samples can be seen. l.
1900 Herald. Herald 50.
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S A L E S M z N

. a - - - - - ="
Large manufacturer of new. we'll
advertised, popular winter sporting
goods Item wishes few resident
calling on sporting goods. toy.
hardware and department store
trade. No competition. An Al
side line. These positions worth
$4,000 a season. Goods selling now
Tor November delivery. Commission
basis.
We would consider giving New
York agency to responsible party.
Give all information in first let
ter and interview will be arranged
within next few weeks. 2ooS
Herald. $50 Broadway.
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SECURITY Statesmen.

Only real statesmen who can qualify as to
ability and integrity need answer this adver-
tisement.
Live leads. Over one hundred from the
metropolitan district alone.
gilt-edged dividend paying security Of
fered by an established firm now worth six
times Its original investment
In applying state experience and reference.
8 712 Herald. 2s0 B'way.