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SITUATIONS WANTED-Female

ACCOUNTANT and visiting secretary,
woman OF executive experience, supervising
check book. household, club, institutional
and state. accounts. Waring Mann. Al w.
sith.
cHAMBERMAID, waitress, wishes position.
small private family. IN apartment. Call
Friday, Saturday. Sunday. Toner, ~ La
Sale ST.
CHAMBERMAID-Youn girl wants position
private family; references. Telephone Mott
Hover 37i4.
CHAMBERAIATD or waitress: neat colored
girl wishes position in private family. AIS
West Seth. Longacre 4l5i.
CHAMBERMAIDs. part time; workers
cleaners laundresses free. Square Deal
Agency. Mornngside 9I7i.
CHAMBERAiAID-WA WAITRESS = Young Irish ;
no sewing. Shore Road 1915. between 81.
CTIAMBERMA AiD-WAITREss wishes posi-
ton CITY or country. Box 49s. 1910 B'way;
COOK, chambermaid- waitress, two expert
enced girls. wish positions. Skehil, 139
COOK. no washing. small family. apart
ment, city good reference. Call or write
WRIGHT. 2i6 f. l2Ith, Apartment 8.
COOK. Finnish. references: sslary s90-ss5.
Nisuba apt. l3. l66 East 9lst.
COOK. laundress. wiahes place: city. coun-
try; WAGES $40. Phone Plaza 9026:
COOK, good. English. Call or write Taylor
3S6 Coltmbus aV,
COOK. private house: reference. c. r. 151
East ATTN.
COUPLE. colored. chauffeur. chamberrnaId-
laundress. references; experience. Audubon
2o3O, apt t2, bsrles.
DAYS Work-CoIored woman, Thursday,
Friday, cleaning. 2229 9th av., apartment
6. Lewis.
DAYS WORK, washing. ironing, cleaning.
white woman. NJ 1850 Herald. Harlem.
DREssMAKER-Mrne Mariette. formerly
with Thurn, makes artistic French gowns
AZ her home, 0s w. 49th. Bryant 1903.
DREssMAE<ER. reliable. experienced work
er, steady employment as assistant. Audu-
bon 2607.
GENERAL HOUsEwORKER-Y Young white
woman. two adults. no laundry: apar'
ment. $50 monthly references required.
GovERNEss, young. French. academy
private family; highest references. 1870
Broadway, box 4ss.
GoVFRNEss. SWISS French. German. Eng.
lish, Kindergarten, diploma. experienced
best references, visiting. Box 4e6. 134O
- L1los ~.
GovERNEss. German, French rpeahlnr,
supervises children home work. best ref
erences wishes city position. J. 300 L. ETu
GoVERNEss-vis French girl. wishes
position. q. NJ, room 6i3, G0T Hudson 81.
HAIRnRESSER wants few more customers
at their own home. 16S East 93d Tele-
phore Lenox 1861.
HALF time, coiored girl, mornings. evenings
references. Mason, POS w. i33d
oUsEKEEPER-van and wife, oNpcri-
enced, competent. TO take charge OF fur.
niehed room house; man goes out to work .
reference. O'Donnell. i75 r.. p6th 81
IIOUSEKEEPER. capable. select r0ominr
house; references: for Nov. II would con-
slider small apt. house. A., 2ss Columbus av
HOUSEKEEPER; visiting position wanted ir
private family where help Il kept Mcpb
42i =. 23eth ~. Phone Fairbanks if33,
HOCSEKEEPER. working. private fan,ii,,.
best wages. $50; references. NJ, Us co,
iLmbus av.
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Unfurnished-New Jersey.
SHORT HILLS, N. J.-Corner Hobert and
Hills'Ce aves., rooms and BATH latest
improvements; newly decorated and painted :;
adults VIM. II. LUSHEAR. Short Hills IS J..
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Above 59th> St.--5th Av. TO East River.
LOFT to let. all improvements. 1855 Lex
fpoto
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2S6TH ST., WEST,
Observation-Disclosures.

SIX room apartment with two baths IN the
KING MANSION APARTMENTS. Apply
superintendent, ~ Alsop ST., Jamaica, n. Y
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East side.
East side.

ALLERToN HOUSE. FOR MEN.
Tho rates in the newest OF tho Allerton
group, n II story fircproof building, Just
completed. containing apartments, club con-
venlences. are from $3.50 TO $3.50 per week
for permanent residence ly.-1i3 u. 30th
st., 4j r. 55th IT.
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HELP WANTED-Male.

BOY FOR ERRANDs IN STOCK DEPART
AiENT LARGE COTTON GOODS HOUSE:
CHRISTIAN FIRM. V 2lsO HERALD. 2s0
BROADWAY
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10TH, 4 WEST-Two parlor floors. one on
1st and I'd floors, on list, connecting rear
room. Sx12. Vanderbilt 1901.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FemaIe.

HOUSEWORK-Apa rtrnent only: no wa !
ms; experienced light colored girl excel
lent cook; sleep in; reference. Lafayette
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DRY COLOR MIXER. :
MEN
Statesmen.

THE NATIONAL SURETY COMPANY.
COVERING THE COUNTRY FROM COAST
TO COAST, ALWAYS HAS A PLACE FOR
JUST NOW WE WANT MEN TO SELL.
BONDS: THIS is A GOOD OPENING IF
YOU CAN QUALIFY: COMMISSIONS PAID
WEEKLY. CALI. ROOM 712. so COURT
ST, BROOKLYN, OR : ALBANY ST, NEW
YORK C. y. CONNFITs.f
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BARGAINl--Less than assessed valuation.
side Drive: brick house, concrete garage,
sun parlor: all improvements: immediate
action; brokers protected. j. SPRINGER,
1881 Broadway.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above I4th St. to Jsth St. (rnclusive,.

-FOUR story. basement. 5ox1o0. occupied by
garage: WIN divide; immediate possession.
Big w, SD. Circle 1910
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

3 ROLLs-ROYCE limousine. latest body. en-
cellent condition, private owner, sacrifice.
Plaza 2Gis
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Above 5eth st.--5th Av. to North River.

ED. West.-Splendid large house, i'm
provements; ideal for remodelling; re-
ar
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6sTH, gas E-Large rooin southern expos
ure. suitable two mon or couple, electric
ity, telephone, private house, reference.
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BUTLER

BOY wanted Christian. IN large wholesale
house. for office and to make himself gen.
orally useful. s. r.. 40 Herald, Herald
SQUARE
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STORES and lofts in 42d st. district.
BOWMAN. 115 w. 42d.
24TH l22 East-Eloors ana lofts business
mfg: large basement store. possession.
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HOUSES TO LET.
Furnished-Long Island.

THE OWNER of q handsomely furnished
room house In the best section Of Glen
Cove, going abroad for the winter, offers
his home for rent all modern improvements;
large garage; one mile TO station; moderate
rental; quick decision necessary. l.. E1CK-
WORT. Jr.. 25 East 10th st. Tel. Wander
hgIf 355f
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Wanted a married butler, thoroughly
capable in al respects honest and sober
city IN winter, country IN summer; cottage
supplied best Of reference required. Y alS6
Herald. $50 Broadway.
BUTLER. useful, English; reference; FAM
CnM %
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

SOLD confectionery to Morris Bratt; cred
itors call for payment within days. 81
Audubon av., Morris Levine.
WANTED-Baby boy or girl, / TO 10 days
old for adoption; fair complexion pre-
ferred: good home. absolute surrender. M.
A., 263 w. t25th ST.
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SALESMAN

Studebaker salesman for Eimhurst Corona l..
Flushing Baysida. Whitestone. College Point
and surrounding territory. Apply i50 Broad
way, Flushing, - Baxter av., Eimhurst
(near 25th 81 IL" station. between II a.
NJ. and 80 Z. NJ. or : 80 to 90 p. NJ.
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Unfurnished.
Above 5Oth st.-5tI Av. TO North River.

WEST END Av.. 5e2 (near s7th .)--Eieht
rooms and three baths; modern elevator
apartment reasonable rentel.
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MACHINERY.
MACHINERY AND TooL'

ELECTRIC welding generator. with switch
board: also few electric drills. HARRY
JAwITz. i5i Lafayette 81. Phone Canal s227.
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Furnished.
Above 18th st. to 59th st. 0nciusivel.

with piano. daveno bed. bath,
phone; elegantly furnished. l49 East 39th
81 "A fllphi I'm.
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-FOUR rooms. BATH. elect ricity, gas, steam,
desirable family, reasonable; subway and
car. sEiDEN, 340i ay. I. after Z Y. NJ.
TIIREE room apartment. furnished. Brigh-
ton Beach subway; electricity and heat
s,,nniied sg5 nor month Mansfield 3sG4
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Miscellaneous.

WANTED by nurse. 10 care for feeble mind
ed patients In private country home. 1916
Broadway. box 494.
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wcstchester--saIe or Let.
sCARsDATE.
scARSDALE
New York state--sale or Let.

ALBANY POST ROAD. inns. hotels. garages,
gas stations, farms. estates, camp sites,
cheap, modern. committing, big plot homes.
few acres. big, elevated, cheap. wooded,
wild. brook, acreage, some buildings. ALEN-
ANDER. I East I2d ST. Vanderbilt 1894.
Sundays. Peekskill home. country office.
Phone 435
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR LET
-
~ cropv ctrr,

FACTORY SITE.
We offer 20 lease one hundred citN lots
adjoining on both sides the Long Island
Isailroad tracks College Point. Long Island.
AID REALTY CO.
ROOM 1908. wOoLWoRTH BLDG, N. Y.
For Help that Is fun of"pepH and am
bition put pour Want Ad. IN THE NEW
YORK HERALD. Its QUALITY-QUAN-
TITY circulation brings a nigh type Of
replies. Telephone Worth 10000.
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VERY light, desirable business space on
corner Broa dwny 10.d ST.: Will divide TO
suit tenant, two or more rooms; rent
moderate. Apply Supt. 1854 B'way.
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GARDEN CTTY-Old fashioned house. re-
modelled, thoroughly modern. rooms, .
baths. sun porch. car garage, half acre of
ground. :sne trees, shrubbery, &C.: best Sec
tion OF Garden City. CLARK, CHRIST &
MCCLELLAN, 1 w. Saith. Telephone Fltzroy
Of62
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10 JTH AVENUE.
Immediate possession or February ist; Of
fices from 300 II. to cny space required
manufacturing permitted; very reasonable
rent. VIM. s. SUSSMAN, INC, 800 Madison
aV Tel Vanderbilt 1725,
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Above I4th St. to ssth 81. unelusive,.

A corner office, 43d st. and Vanderbilt av..
opposite the Grand Central Station and
Biltmore Hotel; separate entrance on ground
floor with sign space: low rental. Apply
Vanderbilt Avenue Bldg. 81 r. 42d 81.
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LOFT to let. 5ox1eo. daylight, Will divide
formerly used as garage. o1a West 53d
Phone Circle 7e4O
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FURNITURE.


GRAND RAPIDS FACTORIES TO YOU.
Furniture from the recent jamestown and
Western Exhibitions has been brought TO our
New York Showrooms,
enabling the public 10 BUY DIRECT and
SAVE 33qe TO 55e5
on the latest 1923 models of Furniture.
The prices you can purchase this up 70
the minute Furniture must be seen to be
appreciated
Bedroom. Dining Room. Living Room sets
and everything TO make a home beautiful.
Az Prices Unbelievable and Astonishing.
We can and do undersell any wholesale or
retail store, factory warehouse In New
York city.
REMEAIBER-Furniture from the Grand
Rapids and Jamestown Factories direct to
you means tremendous savings.
Literature No. 7 request.
Phone Murray Hill 1928.
WESTERN FURNITURE NfANUFACTUR-
ERS EXPOSITION,
DDS Lexington av.. n. y. CITY
(between SD and 34th sts.)
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Unfurnished.
Above 59th st.--5th Av. 10 East River.

IN FASHIONABLE SECTION
IN FIFTH AVENUE BLOCK.
Three rooms and bath on ground floor, ~
Fast o5th st., living room, Bedroom kitchen
and bat rent 500.
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ROOMS WANTED,

ROOMS wanted. single or double. any loca-
tlon. PUBLIC SERVICE ASSC. Phone
Bryant 6514.
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New Jersey-sale or Let.

FOR Sale or Rent-Modern one family
stucco houses. Hudson Heights, n. j. In
quire 800 Mckinley ST, Fairvlew, N. j.,
owner. IN premises.
FTsEs list OF houses for sale and rent. Write
VAN wtNKIE Co, Rutherford. NJ. J.
SHORT HI.LS, ". is rooms and bath. nice
corner property, near depot; should be seen !;
also building lots. WIN. IL. LUSHEAR,
short Hills % j.
WYCKOFF - Charming, Colonial country
car garage: large plot. Owner, c. ZABRl-
sKIE, phone wyckoff "a. Motor out. 130th
ri. ferry, through Hackensack, Rdgewood'
Midland Park 90 Wyckof.
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APARTMENTS-To Let.

Furnished.
From Battery to 1ith ST.. Inclusive.
" SQUARE, Substantially
furnished !, and 3 rooms, with bath /;
light; maid service included in rent.
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PARLOR FLOOR, 20xsO. 21 WEST 10TH
ST APPLY HOUSEKEEPER.
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LIGHT office for cheap rent. Room 800,
1856 Liberty ST.
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New Jersey.

THE LODGE,
ESSEX FELLS. n. J.
Rooms, board. home cooking; weekly ana
nTTCHIE LEAsK. Phone Caldwell 5G1.
ppTyATE home for chronic, nervous and
mental invalids. Tel Orange 2dssN.
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UnfurnIshed--Iong Island.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS. l.. !.
Tennis Place Apartments, by station.
Large rooms. tea room. boulevard 6S40
Special. three rooms, Si.OsO
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NASSAU ST. 1872 Vanderbilt Building(-
Office to subiet unfurnished. Inquire
Room III
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Nanhattan--Miscellaneous.
Bronx-Sale or Let.

WEST SIDE dwelling, So 500 cash. NJ II
-GAlIIlARD e. CO, 2299 Broadway.
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SALESMAN-Ford cars and trucks to sell on
commission basis with arrangement made
later on drawing account. Chatfield's Sales
& Service, doth st. Nnd Jackson av., Corona.
l.. i.
Statesmen calling radio and electrical
trade. jobber and dealer. T. 5o4 Herald.
$50 II way.
SOLICITORS wanted for automobile casu-
atty insurance company. live ones only need
apply. Box is6. 200 Bway, Room 2l2.
YOUNG man, i6 TO Is. 70 start as office boy
with American dry goods commission
house good salary TO begin: good chance for
bright. ambitious person. 5G6 Herald. ESQ
B'way.
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ROOM 32o3. woOLWOR'

% T.. 2sTH-Pos.SESSION MAY ]. 1923
Desirable first floor loft, all window front,
size 20xS9 price g., 800.
AID REALTY CO.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS.

From Battery to I4th ST.. Inclusive.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WfstrUtNTFTs
RocRLEDGE MANOR
Family Hotel. Bruce and Welles-
low avs Ynnkers single and
double rooms, with or without
baths. 500 up weekly rates.
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BrookIyn-saIe or Let.

FINE detached frame residence on large pIot, ,
with double garage; near Brighton Beach
express station; exclusive ncighborhood. all
iinI rovemen.s; inspection by appointment
Owner, Whitehall Bldg, New York, Room
1915. Phone whitehall Oi50
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121ST ST., 100 East.-Furnished room for
light housekeeping; new management
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08

to tho vanishing point; tho messages that
nro coming TO tho Legislators from thoir
constituents. tho enthusiastic mootings that
arc being held IN various parts Of tho state.
tho protests TINT arc being hoard on every
hand against rond conditions OF tho most
oppressive sort--horein nro signs which no
ono may mistake.
No member OF tho House can afford TO DO
guided IN this decision by fictitious issues.
rejection of tho bond bill cannot DO justi-
fled on the plea that the people must DO
saved from added taxes. II has been made
perfectly clear that no general tax levy
would be made to carry this issue; q gaso-
line taX-paid by the automobile owners OF
the State-will take care of the burden"
and there is no evidence that the automo-
bile owners are lined up in opposition to the
Dill. They Will be among the chief bene-
iiciaries, and it is plain that they are not
!verse TO assuming the proposed share OF
the expense. AS between the cities and
the rural districts, the former will bear Il
substantially large proportion OF the So
called burden of this bond issue; and il is
apparent to every one that the cities are
warmly favorable TO the measure In short
the people, in whose name a protest has
been raised. will be expected to stand with
respect 10 this bond issue only in the rela-
ton OF bcnciciarics; others will pay the
bill
The Governor, and other thoroughly in
formed leaders have made clear the great
Improvement in conditions affecting bond
issue. Conditions are now highly favorable
The States need was never more acute. The
House should join the Senate and the Gov
crnor in this great move for relief
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08
Road Funds TO the Winds

THE House has voted for the prontlcss
dissipation OF the meagcr fund on
which the state Highway Department de-
ponds for the maintenance of State roads
Distribution among the counties of 30 per
cent of the revenue derived from automobile
taxes will mean, as Delegate Norris dcca red
paralysis OF the State highway system. More
over instead OF providing any substantial
benefit for the individual counties it will
merely give each comparative pittancc
to be dolcd out for the vcricst patchwork
This raid on the maintenance funds OF the
Highway Department. ii finally carried out
by the General Assembly. will definitely
foreshadow the disintegration OF that part
OF the State highway system already CON
Structod, and utterly wreck the State plans
for extension
1t had begun to appear that the present
General Assembly would lay the foundations
Tor respectable bodybuilding program in
Virginia. Reorganization of the Highway
Department had been so shaped as to give
additional guarantees of effective admins
tration, conflicts over matters apart from tie
man issue had been adjusted. and the good
roads advocates had begun to feel tina, Mt
last measurably adequate steps would be
taken 10 rescue tho State from an intolor-
able handicap. At one stroke tho House
has blasted this hope for the near future
and consigned To decay the achievements of
Reorganization of the Highway Depart
Eent Is TO be made Of only theoretical i'm
portance il this short-sighted parccling bill
meets with final approval 1t is we'll known
mat the maintenance fund is already too
slender for the urgent needs of the State
system; cutting il in half will make the
maintenance work OF the department an
absolute farce.
If this State is not 10 forfeit altogether
a n nf ali IL.
prossive road conditions there must he some
agreement among our legislators on an in
tclliEcnt policy. There is no intelligence
Whatever in the policy proposed by tho
House in its determination to break dawn
the central administrative organization upon
winch the state is depending for a system
oil highways Proponents of this bill smoke
OF restoring confidence in the Highway
department; they would have spoken more
directly 10 the point if they had frankly adj
Vocated abolition of the Highway Dcnart-
! mcnt. And while they are DESTROYING tho
departments usefulness. they should MOI
suppose that there will be any commonsu-
rat" local Gain through the superintendent
oil TINS money among the counties They
might so divide il all instead of SO pcr cent
they might continue to do so for a full con-
Jury ana the net result would he Il state
no better. perhaps worse, than that of which
tho pcopl" now SO bitterly complain
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Doubts Surround Conference

THE economic conference to discuss WAYS
and means to bring about the recovery
OF Europe from the financial Industrial de-
preston that has brought it almost to the
verge OF bankruptcy will meet on April 10,
as planned. Italy as host to the conference
mas muddled through its Cabinet crisis and
has notified the countries invited to take
part In it that no further delay of the date
OF opening will be requested on its account
The French and British Prcmiers having
reached agreement on the limitation OF sub
)ects to he discussed, the French government
will be represented by IL delegation of five.
one OF whom is likely to be Premier Poin-
care himself.
Under the restrictions imposed on the
agenda, reluctantly agreed to by Lloyd
George in order to secure French particpu-
ton in the conference, the field Of discussion
will be SO narrowed that doubts are already
entertained if any substantial accomplish
ments will result from the meeting. The
conference was the ambitious conception of
Lloyd George and under its original plan
or undertaking held out fair promise of
worthwhile achievement But with that
plan hacked to pieces by Poincare's exact
ing demands. there is little possibility of
mat wholo-hcartcd cooperation that must
come from united Europe working TO
single purpose to render it a success
In the meantime, Lloyd George faces n
crisis in his own career which may result
in his retirement from public life. With
out his participation as tho guiding genius
OF the conference, its failure Of results would
be almost inevitable. With Lloyd George
out OF the conference, it Is practically GER
tain that Russian representation would find
itself subjected to such suspicion that IL
would soon pack up its bag and baggage
and quit in a dudgeon, and without an
there would be small prospect of European
economic recovery. Not only must Russia
be encouraged and aided to get on It's feet.
but the hand of economic repression must
be lifted from Germany before there can
be any general Improvement in conditions
which if not relieved. will soon end in bank
ruptcy for all alike
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Health Talks by Dir. Brady
Make IL SnnnnH

Proponents OF what is called supervised
play i'll the field Of physical education often
teach that unless exercise is made amusing
or pi"asurablc +, Is OF little health value This
is an error Even though exercise is :, hate
ful duty--aud hateful 1t Is to the pcople who
hech II most--It is nevertheless OF great health
Nh!""' IN" truth OF the matter In that the
play interest is to he encouraged simply bo
cause IL makes some persons take exercise
who might otherwise neglect H. with
all du" consideration for the psycholouical
o'aT'ht 6i play interest but without forget
ing the Physiological aspect. I think one
derives the same benefit from running Il mile
whether he is trying to catch the last truin
home or just working" One absorbs cx
acly the same amount OF oxygen while in
hating tire on hot dusty road with his
w''e "herinH suggestions az he does with
ms hcishbors wife registering anxiety
IN" important thing is to learn to take
sweating phIlosophically. in any case Some
people become fused up when they begin to
sweat little. tccause they harbor a false
conception OF sweating. They should learn
that 1t is sign OF health and vigor and good
functional efficiency To sweat with exercise.
IL - a mistake to avoid sweating
Whatever kind of exercise you may rely
on as daily medicine. mako il snappy II
YOU take two miles Of oxygen on the hoof
do IT with vim and viGor. step lively main
tain smart posture and don't SLOUGH or drag
along. II the aim is to avoid cxcr-
'on' of course can crawl 4
miin somehow without using the muscles any
'o SPEAK OF. but the right kind Of walking
brings nearly III the muscles into play and
the Immediate effect of this is improved cir
"ulation. Thus AN individual with enlarged
"' "IIHl"d VEINS tvaricosc vcins) In the legs
mas relief by smart walk. whereas he
MAKES matters worse by just ambliur along
IN It lIstlcss stroll Persons with low-cradc
chronic rhinits. who stuff up and rum on
going out in the cold. Will generally find ,hat
II they stay out long enough and walk fas,
enough OF otherwis" make vigorous use OF
tn" muscles. the STIFFNESS clears UP and the
nos" once more resumes it's function Like
wiSc. with persons who complain of bcin. 40
easily chilled when they exposed to thu,
weather.
When exercise is taken with enough snap
ana NiGor To bring Increased breathing
tn" heart muscle is developed and tho reserve
power OF the heart is augmented By such
exercise ono provides savings account to
draw upon in such contingencies as pneumonia
or "a surgical emergency. Many I man or wo-
man *ucrumhs to such demand on the re .
f"rN" power of the heart simply hccaIsc
he or she has neglected exercise on tho
ground HAT cN"rcis" is just fad.
When "xercis" is taken with enough suirit
I" brinG on free sweating. that is proof that
"Nidation is increased ly the exercise and
on" may know that various wastes or poisons
are being burned ur and made harm!css-r
phySi"luGical fact that does not apply to
sweating artihcially induced.