Tours and Travel INTERCOLLEGIATE TOURS to SITUATIONS WANTED Business Situations ESTATE MANAGER desires position. Conscientious, progressive, executive. Wide experience in everything pertaining to the care and upkeep of a modern estate. Purebred live stock and soil improvement a specialty. Agricultural college training supplemented by common sense. Best references; married, 31 years of age. 9,040, Outlook. SECRETARY-College girl, knowledge of correspondence, finances (bookkeeping), shopping, household jurisdiction, responsibility. Exceptionally splendid references. 9,099, Outlook. YOUNG man, experienced, desires position as physical director or general oversight of boys at school or institution. 9,080, Outlook. Companions and Domestic Helpers ENGLISH gentlewoman, traveled, excel lent credentials, all responsibility of traveling, Florida or California. Bazett, 610 West 139th St., New York City. AMERICAN woman of refinement, Protestant, desires position as companion or sectary. Good reader, cheerful, generally useful. No objection to traveling. 9,100, Outlook. CULTURED young woman as companion or social secretary. Graduate nurse. Will travel. References. Alvirda Antes, 1936 Arch St., Philadelphia. POSITION as companion-nurse to invalid going South or West. References-physicians and clergy men. Miss Johnson, 102 8th St. N. E., Washington, D. C. CULTURED, educated, middle-aged Protestant widow would undertake management of gentleman's home, the rearing of motherless children, or act as companion-housekeeper to lady. New York or vicinity. References. 9,104, Outlook. TRAINED nurse seeks resident positioninstitutional, private, or church work. Well recommended. Capable and cheerful. 9,109, Outlook. MANAGING housekeeper wishes position hospital or institution. Country preferred. References. 9,102, Outlook. COMPANION. by quiet, refined young woman, for either young person or elderly lady. References. 9,078, Outlook. WANTED-Position as companion by educated, musically talented young woman. C. S. student. 9,077, Outlook. WANTED-Position as companion or attendant to elderly woman or semi-invalid. Near Philadelphia preferred. 9,074, Outlook. POSITION as companion or helper desired; middle-aged woman. Box 172, Norfolk, Coun POSITION as manager of household with motherless children or private school by woman with years of experience with servants, tact, and love of children. Highest references. 9,084, Outlook. YOUNG woman of refinement, Protestant, wishes position as nursery governess or companion, willing to travel, or pastor's helper or secretary. Best references. 9,087, Outlook. EDUCATED woman, years' experience managing own home, wishes similar occupa tion in southern California taking charge of widower's home. Loves and understands children, Protestant. Highest references. 9,024, Outlook. Teachers and Covernesses GOVERNESS.-Sensible, adjustable wo man desires entire mental and physical care of several small children. Able teacher. Home nursing. Corrective gymnastics. Lo cality immaterial. References. Position of trust and responsibility only. 9,075, Outlook. YOUNG woman, grade teacher of experi ence, would like position as teacher or governess in private family. 9,085, Outlook. CHILD-CULTURE. Young woman seeks exceptional position with normal child needing affectionate understanding and wholesome guidance. Describe needs fully. 9,1, Outlook. YOUNG American gentlewoman as teacher of art in private school or college (European training) or as secretary. Speaks French 9,090, Outlook. MISCELLANEOUS TO young women desiring training in ob stetrical nursing a thorough course of one year is offered by the Lying-in Hospital, Second Ave. and 17th St.. New York. Monthly allowance and maintenance. For further information address Directress of Nurses. MISS Guthman. New York shopper, will send things on approval. No samples. References. 309 West 99th St. PRINCETON PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR SPECIAL CHILDREN. Limited to six pupils Instructors college bred, qualified psychol ogists and experienced in the care and teaching of subnormals. Satisfactory references. 9,057, Outlook. GRAPHOLOGY. Interesting character study. Complete analysis of handwriting made for $5. 9,063, Outlook. UNITARIAN FREE LITERATURE. Address Mrs. Helen Whiton, Hingham Center, Mass. M. W. Wightman & Co. Shopping Agency, established 1895. No charge: prompt delivery. 44 West 22d St., New York. YOUNG BOY.-Specialist with boys will assume responsibility for live youngster. Northern lake city, much outdoor life. 9,079, Outlook. SHAWNEE, Oklahoma, center of a great farming country. Write for free agricultural booklet. Board of Commerce, Shawnee, Oka homa. WANTED-Child to board, modern coun try home. Intelligent personal care. Sa weekly. 9,094, Outlook. WANTED, for Metropolitan Opera, two seats for Saturday afternoons in center ar just off center of dress circle. 9,tes, Outlook THE OUTLOOK. November 3, 1920. Volume 126, Number 10. Published weekly by the Outlook Company at 381 Fourth Avenue, New York, N. Y. Subscription price $5.00 a year. Entered as second-class matter, July 21, 1893, at the Post Office at New York, under the Act of March 3, 1879 THE A own story VICTORY AT SEA T LAST, the most dangerous, the most picturesque, the most thrilling theater of the war is opened up to the general reader! The mystery that shrouded the naval combat, made necessary by the presence of a treacherous foe, is lifted at last by America's supreme naval commander. It is a book that will repay reading many times-in its extraordinary interest and its historical value. It is history by a man who helped to make it. A human story Admiral Sims and his collaborator, Burton J. Hendrick, have made it a vitally human story. To the precision of the naval expert, the care of the historian, is added the touch of human interest and good, sound writing. Did you know That only once in the life of the British Empire has a foreign naval commander's colors been unfurled over a British naval station? That there actually was a time when the submarine menace made the future of all civilization look dark? Can you picture A premier who never showed the agony he suffered when there he suffered when there seemed no escape from barbarism? DP A CONTRIBUTORS' GALLERY LL the world loves a dog, but to every family there is always one dog who is the dog. Such a dog was Mac, who lived and died as the devoted friend and companion of Travers D. Carman and his father. Mr. Carman's father was the owner and publisher of the "Rural New Yorker" and a horticulturist of note. Mr. Carman, the author of "Mac: A Dog of Honor," which appears in this issue of The Outlook, has been for many years associated with The Outlook as its advertising manager. We suspect, however, that if Mr. Carman could order the world to his liking he would write himself down as "vocation: writing, hunting, and fishing; avocation: business." He writes as one who knows by inheritance and training the true code of the woods. ENATOR DAVENPORT'S name is famil SENAT iar to Outlook readers not only as that of a Nationally known authority on government and as a leader of progressivism in New York State, but also as a frequent contributor on political subjects to our columns. The social develwith its industrial processes, and thereopment of America is closely bound up fore it is distinctly appropriate that so close a student of our political and social development should devote himconditions in one of the most modern self to the preparation of a survey of of American industrial centers. It is a very human story which Senator Davenport tells of "Treating Men White in Akron Town." TH HEODORE MAYNARD is an English poet who deserves well of American readers. He has been a visitor to our shores for the last year, spending a part of the summer at the celebrated MacDowell colony of artists, writers, and musicians at Chocorua, New Hamp shire. Two volumes of poems from his pen have recently appeared in American editions. The first of these volumes was reviewed in The Outlook for December 24, 1919. The second, as its title discloses," A Tankard of Ale: An AntholMaynard edited, deals with an art or ogy of Drinking Songs," which Mr. occupation which Americans for all time have decided officially to deny to themselves. THE Book Table for this week contains an article by the Editor-inChief of The Outlook, Lyman Abbott, on the life-work of one of the most daring and constructive of American missionaries, Daniel Bliss. Dr. Bliss was a personal friend of Dr. Abbott's. 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