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sALEsMANAoER OR SALESMAN.

who has demonstrated executive
ability, wanted by an organization
doing an annual business running into
the millions. The man selected Will
have to learn our business thoroughly
before being assigned territory OF his
own. The work consists OF develop
ing, training and keeping productive
force OF statesmen who will sell the
services of this organization TO both
individuals and bIslneJs institutions.
Only those having marked sales abil-
ity and the executive qualifications
necessary TO instruct others and who
have been able TO earn by their own
efforts more than 81. 200 year need
apply. The work Will be on COM
mission basis and the person appointed
will have an opportunity to build up
n permanent large iiccme. IL the man
selected desires II n drawing account
can be arranged. While II Is not an
absolute requisite, yet an ex-officer OF
the military service could more easily
adap. himself ~ the work. The OPP
portunity offered IL most unusual
one and Il is requested that you file
your application IN writing, giving. In
detail your experiences and all other
information that will assist us In
forming an opinion. IL your letter
shows that you have the necessary
qualifications you will be asked TO
come for n personal interview, but
address your communication TO y. y.
Victor. general mana5tr, J0J Firth
av., New York.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT, entered
into on tho 18th day OF March. 1920, by and
between JOHN WANAMAKER, NEW YORK
and ADOLP1I BfcRMAN, Will sell on the
18th day OF July 1922. at ten O'Clock IN the
forenoon, in the piano department OF John
wanamaker, in tho City, County apd State
Of New York. one style mahogany Piano and
bench as provided by Sections 65 and 90 OF
tho Personal Property Law.
NAT. w. GENDERING, Auctloneer
PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT, entered
into on the goth day of December. 1919, hy
and between JOHN WANAMAKER, NEW
YORK and l.. DAVIES. I will sell on the
i2th day OF July. 1929. at ten O'Clock In the
forenoon In the piano department Of John
Wanamnkur In the City, County and state
OF New York. one style IN mahogany VIC
troia MS provided by Sections 6J and GO Of
the Personal Property Law.
NAT. w. GENDERING. Auctionoer.
PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT, entered
into on the 4th day OF June. 1920, by and
between JOHN WANAMAkER, NEW YORK,
and ISfDOR GINSBURG. | VIII sell on the
18th day OF July. 1922, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, IN the plano department of John
Wanamaker, in the City. County and State
OF New York. one style mahogany player
piano and bench, as provided by Sections 65
and G6 Of the Personal Property Law.
NAT. w. GDNDER1NO, Auctioneer.
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HELP WANTED-Male.

AUTOMOBILE repairnan wanted partner
in established shop: state age, nationality,
experience. 7 1879 Herald. Harlem.
COLLEGE students or teachers (2), summer
resort position; good, pleasant experience. .
salary $500 for go days. Write Dept. d.
sos 18th av
CONTRACTORS, lots of work; country
estate. BROWNING. 30 w. Sist. Schuyler
4f.s.
COUPLE. white, to run small apartment
house and furnish first class catering SER
vice; also room service: must understand
high class private family cooking and he
absolutely trustworthy. NJ 2031 Herald,
Herald So
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Above seth st.-5th Av. to East River.

LOFT to let, also store, all improvements ;
for wholesale or retail purposes; moderate
rent Inquire THE CARPENTER CO.. IS
East f25th st.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

TO Lease-l to . years, 10 rooms and ga
rage, Westchester county, not more than
one hour committing. Christian family. Ref
erence exchanged. G 224i Herald. Her
aid So
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Brooklyn.

OFFICE SPACE-Brooklyn, "a Flatbush av.,
corner Sd av; suitable dentist or business
office: available September 1st. UNITED
CITIES REALTY CORP, 261 Broadway,
n. Y. Barclay $500.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West side.

West Side.
RIVERSIDE, 7oth-Luxurlous studio, over
:, looking Hudson; room or suite; private.
SCHUYLER 69as.
sT. NICHOLAS, 7Os-Large Housekeeping
- apartment: bath; all improvements; S1a.
Tel. 3722 Audubon.
nth ST.. i06 WEST (RALEIGH HALL).
A RESIDENCE FOR MEN
Attractively furnished rooms, with and
without private bath or shower; club advan-
tages and accommodations with hotel service
RATES FROM $40 WEEKLY.
18TH. $50 W.--Large and small rooms. light
housekeeping, electric light. telephone;
nlouerate.
57TH. 100 West.-7Attractive large room;
cool, quiet running water: reasonable
57TH ST., 323 W.-Large. small connecting
rooms, bath. electricity; summer rates
list ST, 10 WEST-Beautiful large front
room, neatly furnished LAVIGNE. Co
10TH, 100 west.-Small. large, cool, COM
Portable rooms; private bath; summer
rates.
s0rH, $40 WEST-Two business girls Htl
share apartment with third congenial girl
reasonable. Apply RIENDEAU or house
keeper.
s0rH, 1853 west.-Clean, we'll furnished; suit
able one or two. Phone Crossman.
s5TH ST, Riverside Drive: also broadway,
9lst g., rooms by day. week or month,
2l61 Broadway (91st STD
s6TH ST, u W.--Large sunny rooms, bath.
kitchenette privileges; electricity. maid
service.
s6TH, 347-W. Riverside5-Deiightful rootns.
river breeze. beautiful modern home; rea-
sonabe.
ssTH. 115 W.-American basement house,
kltcnen and parlor floor, all conveniences.
DIST. 251 W.-Airy corner srlte; piano pri-
vate: SINGLE room. 81. PARK.
92D. 131 W.-Large, light r6om, lavatory.
electricity, phone, maid service reasonable.
haD. 1903 WEsT.--Desirabie large and medium
rooms, with baths; all conveniences.
94TH. 3i+ W.-Four housekeeping rooms
LATHROP. Schuyler 0999.
1o6TH. 61 w.-Neatiy furnished rooms, ad-
joining bath Apartment ..
I0sTH. 2l5 West Capt. 2-A)-Attractive front
room; reasonable. Tel Academy 2120.
18TH (near Drive) Beautifully furnished
bedroom, living room, combined. Phone
SalleuaIl o.ot.
126TH ST. 10S West-Nice furnished front
parlor. Phone 1854 Morningside
141sT, 462 West.-Coo outside room, couple
or single; private bath. electricity; Kitchen
cite optional; private house. Audubon 1882.
153D. 262 W.-Nice room for refined lady,
with al privileges. HENNIG.
Long Island.
ATTRACTIVE room, twin beds, near station
and beach; private. Lcng Beach 4s4.
BELLE HARBoR-Attractively furnished
rooms. week or season., reasonable. 24J
Beach 132d st. Phone Belle Harbor 1890 +.
-FOUR ROOMS and bath, furnished for
housekeeping, near ocean and station. Tel.
Belle Harbor, 0Sl3W.
LONG BEACH, l.. L, 10 Front St-Desira.
BILE accommodations for the season, week
or day, reasonable.
ROCKAWAY PARK-Large rooms day
week. month: near ocean, station; priva te
cottage. MARSHALL. 229 1fsth. Belle
Harbor 1881.
ROCKAWAY PARK. 15S, l13TH ST.
Cool. comfortable rooms, balconies, over
looking ocean.
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SALES MANAGER wanted, thor
oughly competent, with expert
ence, initiative and ability by well
known real estate developing COM
pany who have been in business
over 10 years: salary OF SIS per
week and commission; first class
references required. Address S.
B., Box GA. 1867 Broadway.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

NOTICE 10 Credtors--store OF Alperstein &
Cohen OF COG Brook av, Bronx. was sold
TO Max Sakoff.
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Statesmen. experienced to sell Spifey-Woif
electric machines and drills to factories.
manufacturing industrial concerns excep-
tionai opportunity for aggressive men. Pun
lio Service Electric Co., 81 SIP aV., Jersey
CITY.
SUMMER WORK. college Htudent or teacher;
healthful, pleasant. interesting; salary f21S
for summer. Suite 1T15. 3o3 5th av.
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s-BUICKs-BUfCK5.
1921 TouringR 1920 Coupe 1920 Sedan.
KNICKERBOCKER AUTOMOBILE WARE
HOUSE, ia3 West 5ist ct. Time payments.
Trades considered. Open evenings, Sunday
1913.
CADILLAC "6l" phaeton. almost new; bar
gain. Phone Mr. Harris, Circle $500
EASY WAY TO SELL YOUR CAR.
Van Tassoll q Kenrney's Sales Ring (es-
tRhiished 1s8T), 126-t29 East 18th ST., has
long been esteemed clearing house for the
sale and purchase OF second hand automo-
biles, passenger and commercial, by auction
Beast troublesome and quickest medium for
both sellers and buyers. More prospective
buyers than cars az n rule, 80 list yours
now. Auction Of autos every TUESDAY ana
HUDSON auper-six. late model. newly paint
ed and overhauled no reasonable offer re-
fused. Gail Bensonnurst 6io5, 1854 63d ST.,
first floor front. Sea Beach train 10 18th
av.. Brooklyn.
IuPMOBILE touring. 1917; Sl2j.o0; Will ex-
change for roadster. Mechanic, SOo w. l2S.
LIBERTY As passenger late model, re-
ground cylinders crank shaft new pistons
aud bearings; perfect condition; very good
tires many extras, newly painted; bargain
S875. Phone F'a,bush 1913.
pIwRcE- ARROW limousine, Z pass; ne~
paint and upholstery, new tires seen by
appointment. NJ BLEYER. ASTORIA sio2.
PIERCE ARROW. 1915 model, e6 h. y. ex-
ccllcnt condition; $4,000. Wedsworth e20f
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

SIX story apt, between broadway and
Riverside: rent $50, 900; want country place.
WILLIAM II. PECIlHAM 200 West T2d st.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

WANTED. for July and August, small FUR
nrhed apartment for three ladies. West
HOLMES, $50 w. D4th st., or Telephone Mon.
day, o to 5. 1854 Circle.
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FOR RENT.
For Hire--Pnsscngcr Cars.

CADILLAC cars for rent by hour, week.
month. high class service. reasonable.
LOTOS AUTO RENTING CO., iiS w. 56th
rt. Circle 00Si.
FOrI) sedan to hire by week. business pur-
hour day: $50. u. PAINTER. 1889 Rogers
ny.. BROOKLYN. Flatbush sl2l
PACKARD limousine. Cadillac landaulet, new
ly painted; weekly, monihly retercnoes
rcasonnbic owners drive. SCllMEELk, lis
East 18th. Rhinelander 2I50.
YsAc,xApD and Pierce Arrow cars for hire,
hour day. week, month. all occasions. y.
KRAMER. ITO West both. Circle 6ael.
pfEpCE CE-ARroW iandaulet. rent hour, week.
MONTH owner drives. ARTHUR. Columbus
O12i -A--.-------
fiFRoF- ARROW cars; hour. day, week OF
month. reasonable rates. ACME AUTO
SERVICE 90. Phone Circle 7e75.
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Maine.

FURNISHED Bungalow to Let-On acre
ground: all improvements, rooms, 100
acre farm. pine wood, roo feet elevation,
near trolley convenient to large city: $225
season; school teachers or family Jamaica
0S20-R r.
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SUMMER HOMES-Sale or Let,
Long Island.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rooms, bath; ga
rage, rowboat: beautifully furnished; on
water front; veranda; ideal location. SMITH
Call Freepor 297J
LONG BEACH house to let furnished; 10
rooms. baths; double car garage, tennis
court. boating, fishing and bathing Write
Mr. g. GOIKMON. 10 w. 56th st. Circle 1887.
LONG BEACH, furnished apartment. facing
ocean. Tor rent. BYRNE. Front st. Tel.
..o..s l,eacn M .s13.
TWO large bedrooms in beautiful modern
private home on water front: use of large
Kitchen will also rent one room to couple
Il desired unusual location. SMITH. Call
Freeport 297J.
Westchester.
MAMARONECK, ORIENTA POINT-Centle-
mans estate, bathing beach. to Sept. Z;
y ,so0. box l13. Mamaroneck.
Connecticut.
PROVINCE OF QUEBEC
Bungalow. farm and forest; ideal site for
Club or summer home; largely self-support-
ing; Laurentian Mountains, so miles from
Montreal; 260 acres, bungalow 10 rooms and
bath. modern plumbing; river through prop
erty. boatable to adjacent lake; water power
SO-foot head easily developed; farm 30 acres,
balance heavy wood; modern dairy barn.
farmhouse; gravity system pure spring
water throughout bungalow and barn; 20
registered Jersey cattle, other stock and I'm
plements; farm presently rented on shares;
New Birks Building. Montreal, p. @.
New Jersey.
BUNGALOWS (2), 5000, $185: furnished: 3
rooms bathing accommodations. MELIO-
DON. Lincoln Park.
III FINISHED bungalows to rent, unfurnished
for sale. Also choice lots, reasonable
Christians. TURNER, Pine terrace, Belmar,
New Jersey.
LAKE HOPATCONG, ". j.
To Let-Furnished bungalow: running
water; near Northwood Dock. Phone Ster-
ling 5s4s-J.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS.

From Battery TO 14th St., Inclusive.
BROADWAY. 416 (corner)-Two lofts. $1,000
r. 18th ST.. cor. 18th-Two lofts $4,000
VERY light loft; 25x75 steam heat, elevator
service. sol Greenwich st.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

DIAMONDS, JEWELRY,
PAWN TICKETS AND ESTATES
bought for cash highest references furnished.
Telephone Beekman 5T5l-5I52. Room G2S.
WORLD BUILDING. 63 PARK ROW.
GRAND PIANO wanted for studio. Tele-
phone 90s0 Harlem.
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Employment Agency-Domestic.
HELP WANTED--FemaIe.

GIRL, experienced. 10 string pearls: Chris
tian firm; references. Room 81, 65 Mas
sau e..
GIRL, aoloreG. wanted 10 make herself use
fu &C, flve days week. Irving Bloom
cart. l06 Irving av.. Brooklyn.
HOUSEWORKER, white. general. for busi-
room apartment; cooking. washing; five eve
nings free after s. two afternoons; sleep in
or out. $50 Write or telephone Leonard
Day, 110 West 10th.
HoUSEwORKER general no objecton to
one with small child. Apply Mrs. Bunkln.
ss55 Bay Parkway, Brooklyn.
MANICURIST. all around girl steady posi-
tion. Martin Greenfleld's Beauty Shops.
Pip La Fontaine av., blocks east OF Sd
av. station and 1s0th St. Bronx.
PRESSER wanted on wrappers. Levine
Bloomgart, 105 Irving av.. Brooklyn.
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Above I4th St. to 5str St. Uncluslv-,.

ATTRACTIVE office space. desk furnished
,pI osite Waldorf: wire, telephone, attended
10; immediate possession. Suite !0S w 9th
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New Jersey.
COUNTRY BOARD.

IN THIS column there are a large number
of desirable summer hotels and boarding
rlaces which seek your patronage during the
summer and autumn months. Should you not
find the place that you desire an ADVERTISE
rnent under the heading Country Board
Wanted" will bring many Inquiries from
people who are seeking paying guests. Phone
cd to Worth 10000
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DRAFTsMEN OR DIAGRAM MEN
having experience IN laying out cir
cults in connection with switch
boards and control panels; state age,
experience and salary expected. Write
ID. l.. sawhili. Engineering Dept.
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC G. MFG. CO..
EAST PITTSBURGH, PA.
CRAFTSMEN.
mechanical men. who have experience on
desirn OF automatic machines we'll as
tools preferred. u. f., 207s Herald. Herald
square.
TINoTYPT operators wanted. Apply Daily
Argus Mount Vernon, ~. Z.
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PIANOS AND PHoNoGRArHs.
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
AutennobIles Wanted.

Automobiles Wanted.
AUTOS BOUGHT FOR CASH. JANDoRF
AUTO CO, 1919 broadway. Circle 2t76.
WANT used Packard six. latest model. first
ciaBs condition, fully equipped. Quote price
for cash. o f2+i Herald. Herald "a.
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RENT OR SELL.
Season, year; completely furnished new
houses; easy terms; title policies insured.
DEAL BEACH REALTY co.
SEA GIRT-On Inlet, seven room furnished
cottage. sleeping porch 500 season.
DAVENPORr. - Wall: BLAKEY. Sea Girt.
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Business Service.
IF YOU cannot locate the proposition you
seek In this column. place an advertise
ment under Capital 10 Invest" stating de-
scriptivcly what you desire Men OF business
who seek capital continually watch that
column for principals of means. Telephone
Worth 10000.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Business Connections.
Business Service.

CATERER, colorod. manager restaurant:
rent, lease reliable references. GASKIN.
1f5 West 130th ST.
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SUMMER HOMES-SaIe or Let.
New Jersey.
RENT OR SELL.

RENT FOR SEASON
Completely furnished new houses: vi 200
81 800; immediate possession. Box 600
DEAL,
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Capital 10 Invest.
Capital Wanted.

HAVE developed process whereby roasted
coffees will keep fresh. also enrich the
flavor, making the coffee more palatable, at
no increased cost; market unlimited; good
margin Of profit rare opportunity for
small and large Investors; principals only.
21of Herald. $50 Broadway.
PARTNER wanted Jewish; real estate,
farm land. Blom. A-25S. 1850 Broadway.
For Sale.
FOR SALE-well established. fully equipped
wood window frame factory; very reason
able. Address, s42 Faile St, Bronx,
MEAT MARKET STOCK, FIXTURES and
good will Apply VAN BUREN, g. SMITH,
Washington Market. New York city.
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Westchester.
Connecticut.

MAMARONECK. ORIENTA POINT.-centle-
mans estate, bathing beach, to Sept Z !;
81 300. BOX 113, AIamaroneck
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FOR RENT-Offices of various sizes. BAR
THOLDI BUILDING, Broadway AID East
o3d ST. Apply Room 405.
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DAYLIGHT LOFTS,
Light four sides, large freight elevator.
electricity. steam heat, 1000 to 1000 so. IT.
immediate possession; any broker. Engineer.
20I-20a L. 4lih ST. Aca lemy 2lo4.
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Children Boarded.

REFINED Christian family would board
couple of children, country home; excellent
food wonderful care. BaysIde 11i5R.
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overwhelmingly. 8 rooms, bath; ga
rage, rowboat: beautifully furnlshed; on
water front; veranda; ideal location. SMITH.
Call Freeport 297J.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Long Island--Salo or Let.

FOREST HILLS, LONG ISLAND.
] New brick house Gust finished), rooms,
~ baths, sun parior. sleeping porch, garage,
&orner. OWNER, 55 Bowe st. Phone 64S9
n I,1atla lataf I'D
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RIVERSIDE, 79th-Luxurious studio. over
looking Hudson; room or suite; private.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Connect.cut-Sale or Let.

SACRIFICING; 80 acre farm, equally divided
pasture, fields, woodland, fine orchard;
good buildings, attractive house, electric
light. modern improvements; near station.
MANSION. BETHEL, CONN.
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GROUND floor, 35x10o. fireproof. Y6 IT.
ceilings; also lofts, live steam ECON
ONLY co 100 10Th nv-. near 18th.
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FREE list of houses for sale ana rent. Write
VAN WINKLE CO.. Rutherford. N. J.
APARTMENTS-To Let.
Furnished--Long Island.

TuTuISncu-IlOHE IsIHuu.
SEA GATE, N. Y.
Small furnished apartment: also elegant
furnished rooms; all conveniences. Coney
Island Oo19
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l. I.-House rooms and bath,
first story brick; nice locatfop; plot bOx1OO
Rargain F'itz Roy 0l62.
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New York state-sale or Let.

PORT wASHINGTON-Ten rooms. bath, ga
rage: all improvements = lot 100x100;
81 I 900. MONTORT & HEGEMAN. Tel. 152.
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LOFTS to let, 2Jxl0O suitable for an
purposes; low rental 236 West 30th st.
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TWO large bedrooms in beautiful modern
private home on water 'front.' use of large
Kitchen; Will also rent one room to couple
il desired; unusual location. SMITH. Call
Freeport 297J
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IL E. 46TH ST.--Entire seventh floor to sub
let, 2.2O0 square feet. under 81 per square
foot: light on three sides; ideal location for
offices and show rooms brokers protected.
WELD e. SUYDAAf. INC, 522 9th av Van
derbft OG34.
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HELP WANTED--Male.

MECHANICS AND HELPERS WANTED.
Permanent positions are open At the follow
Ing rates, authorized by the United States
Railroad Labor Board:
Evening star., 1922-04-16
THE ARMY

tbs interesting at this time. when
the country is discussing. the pro and
con Of national preparedness, to
glance over the statements made by
several of our illustrious forefathers
during the early history of the ma
ton. when world conditions appeared
not 50 unsettled as they are today.
In 1886. John Adams. second Presi-
dent Of the republic. expressed him
self as follows: National defense is
one of the cardinal duties OF states
man. On this head I recollect nothing
with which to reproach myself. The
subject has always been near my
heart. The delightful imagination Of
often amused but have never been
Back in 1920 Congress must have
been disturbed In much the same sit
uation as is evidenced today. To quote
Mr. Calhoun. then Secretary OF War,
in his address to Congress, we read:
mo position connected with the
organization OF the pssos s.;m establish
rigfdly proved than thAt the proper
tlon Of its ofiicers to the rank and file
ought to be greater than In q war
establishment. 1t results Immediately
from position, the truth Of which
can not be doubted, that the leading
object OF a regular army in time OF
peace ought to be to enable the coun-
try to meet with honor and safety.
particularly at the commencement of
war, the dangers incident to that
state. To effect. this object rs far as
practicable, the peace organization
ought. as has been shown. to be such
Evening star., 1922-04-16

the most complex and delicate organi-
zations OF human beings in the world.
Poor men with good ships will In the
opinion of Admiral Mahan. meet de-
feat at the hands OF good men with
trained and experienced in the prac-
therefore not only died with self
confidence, but having the practical
ability to fight their ships effective
shots that 'ssss tnas viii hf s,oqty aat
of the war-trained enlisted personnel
now out OF the service. the work cut
out for officers capable of training
raw material will extend; over a
period Of years. To make drastic re-
man the ships must only add to the
burden of all those who are ofFicially
responsible for maintaining oslr naval
defense. II the American represen-
tatives to the Washington conference
sonnel. to weaken the Navy to such
q degree as to siuk 1t into third place,
they would have been condemned as
men who sold out their country.
Inequality In Materiel. 3
\ comparison of our naval Emateriel
with that Of Great Britain as modified
by the naval treaty follows The British
have four first line battle cruisers: we
have none. The British have four air.
plane carriers, frst line; we have. one
second line. a converted collier The Brit
ish will have fourteen ships armed with
guns Of greater caiiber than 14-inch;~ we
have, three The British will have no
ships armed with guns, smaller. than
13.5-inch; we wifi have four armed with
12-inch. The British will have at least
nine capital ships capable Of steaming at
Is knots per hour and above: we will
have none. The British will have forty
nine light cruisers, first line. and four
teen, second line; we will have ten. first
line. and three. second line. Jutland
showed this type to be Of vital i'm
portance to success in feet action.
The British will have twenty zone de.
stroyer leaders; we have none. The
British will have lbs destroysrs. first
line: we will have 309. The British viii
have twelve feet submarines; We Will
have twelve. The British will have
fifty one submarines, first line: we will
have ninety three, Of which only the fifty
class are match for hfty-one British
l. class boats. 1t is thus seen that -ex-
cept in destroyers and in less degree In
submarines the British naval materiel
is overwhelmingly superior to ours. and
the vital importance to US Of our de-
stroyers Is already apparent.