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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-14
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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-14
DELINQUENT COUNTY TAX LIST
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
County Of LOWndes

land and lots g 1s @sa sas
ss@a acansa same 70 and ymfr year t "a COS have
III ia :rafEiziM ~ TAX
Evening star., 1920-02-10
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
FOR SALE-HOUSES

JAMES F. SHEA,
e43 LOUISIANA AVE. NV.
s. Ooo-4H STREET s.w.-Between Virginia
ave and d 1t. This Is q substantial
building with living rooms and bath
on second floor.
e. 5OO-oe2 H STREET N.w.-STORE AND
dwelling. equipped with hot-water
heating plant; 6 rooms and bath above
store GOOD ORDER Small rear
ward without alley facilities. but there
is a cellar with front entrance. pos
SESSION IN THIRTY DAYS OR
EARLIER IF DESIRED.
Sc jOO-l1th AND PARK PLACE NE. tBE-
TWEEN B AND c STREETS)-The
price mentioned includes brick store
and dwelling No. 2l1-2l3 1lth st. and
frame barrier shop and dwelling No.
.l5 11th ST. Cellar In brick building
and bath in both buildings. IMME-
DIATE POSSESSION OF storeroom Of
.Il-2l3 One Of the chain stores de-
sires to rent the same, bringing the
total rents up to SO per month.
bargain for some one.
s3 4OO-oO8 G ST. Me-, NEAR UNION STA
TION-Brick dwelling with six rooms
and hath; latrobe heat; new coal and
gas range.
s3 O0o-812 O ST. Sc. CONVENIENT TO
EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL AND NAVY
YARD. Six rooms and hath brick
dwelling heated by latrobe: has cellar;
hot and cold water. At least $500 cash
required.
JAMES F. SHEA,
6i3 LOUISIANA AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1920-02-10
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMs-C0ntinne

FURNISHED ROOMS-COntfnued. H.
21Os H ST. Nw.-warm clean room in ar
fists home
1s IOWA CIRCLE-Attractive front room. over
looking circle: also adjoining single Ioom.
1i14 2lst ST.-Attractive single room: large
closet. well lighted. steam heat: 1 block from
Dupont Circle: terms moderate.
1929 COLUMBIA RD.-Corufortaiie front room,
= gentlemen: meris II desired. IL
a719 18th ST. NV. Apt FURNISHED room
for rent. l.
1921 Il ST. Nw.-IArge front alcovc room
southern exposure: water. North l19s II
1887 GIRARD sT.-Iargc front room; nicely
furnished: bath convenient. IL
COLLIu:E WOMAN IN downtown hotel Will
share apt. with educated woman: $50. Address
Box 1G3-Ii star office. IL
bath; electricity and use of phone: ladies' only
727 18th N.W.-Front ROOM electricity. he't.
bath: private family.
IL BRYANT st. N.W.-Wanted rooE mate
for o nice. refined yomng lady by Feb. IL. Can
North t"I2.
4o4 II ST NE.-Capitol Hill; private family
gas. electricity.
lsu2 IRVING ct. NV large front rooms:
man and wife or gentlemen preferred. uo''
S313. IL
MT. PLEASANT-Front room, adjoining bath.
overlooking Rock Creek Park, u block oil car
line in new home Of refined surroundings, gen
tleman. Col. 10l2. IL
S11 18th ST.-2nd floor. bath. large. sun
ny, warm room. So; also hall room, IS per
mo-; use OF phone. IL -
front room in home: electric lights; bath
adjoining; for l gentleman. II
17ty COLUMBIA RID. Apt. IA large, nicely
furnished room to gentleman. l.
Evening star., 1920-02-10
AUTO MART
OF WASHINGTON, INC.

1913 Pullman roadster electric lights and
starter; good running order. *2Jo
1915 Overland roadster electric lights
and starter: good running order..... juo
1917 Chevrolet 4-9O touring. good tires:
AL condition .-........-... ......... 0V
1917 Saxon. 6-cyl 5-pass.. good tires;
Al condition .-....-...--.--.. 4oo
1918 Chevrolet 49O. 5-pass., good tires;
mechanically perfect .-.......-.... 4'o
1915 Mitchell 3pass. roadster. 6-cyl.;
good running order. r..'..-.........-... 800
1917 Cleveland 4-pass. country club
roadster: wire wheels. 800
1916 Studehaker roadster; mechanically
perfect: new paint and tires. $50
1915 Franklin roadster; mechanically per-
feet: new paint and good tires. $50
1915 Overland 4-pass. coupe: mechanical
ly perfest: new paint and good tires. $50
1917 Davis. 6-cyl.. 5-pass.. Continental
motor: new paint and good tires. $50
1916 Hupp 4-cyl.. o-pass.: Al condition:
oversize tires Observation-Disclosures. $50
1915 Paige. 6-cyl.. 7-pass.: mechanically
1918 Overland 3pass roadster, model
1915 Chandler. 6cyl. 7-pass., extra good
tires: perfect condition ............. $50
1917 Buick light six, new motor block:
real bargain $50
1917 Columbia. 6cyl. 5-pass. new paint;
1917 Auburn. 6-cyl.. 5-pass. cord tires:
mechanically perfect ................ $50
1918 Chandler. 6cyl.. 7-pass.; good tires;
mechanically perfect ................ 900
1918 Chandler. 6-cyI. 7-pass.; good
1918 Cole "s." 1-pass.: mechanically per-
= feet: good tires: new paint ....... $50
1917 Cole S' 4-pass. coupe. mechanical
ly perfect: good tires: bargain. .... LOO
1919 Wesfcott. 6-cyl.. 1-pass.. new paint;
perfect Observation-Disclosures. 80
Evening star., 1920-02-10
= IMMEDIATE POSSES

VACANT - IMMEDIATE POSSES
SION. In the northeast section near
Maryland ave. We have q six-room
and bath house; porches: concrete eel
lar under entire house: large yard TO
nm alley and furnace heat. This house
is in fifst-class condition in every
way snd can BE- sold on easy terns.
The price is reasonable. See us today
il ron want this barGain.
BELT. O'BRIEN 4 CO..
1871 q st. NV.
Evening star., 1920-02-10
WANTED-TO RENT.

WANTED-HOCSES
TO RENT
FCREISHED OR UNFCRNISHED
TYLER RUTHERFORD, INC.
Established 1922.
817 18th st. NV. 13'
EITHER G OR ROOM HOUSE. TO I
room bungalow or to room dat or apt: give
description. location and rent. Address Box
101-B. Star office. IL
SIX-ROOM HOUSE. CITY OR SUBURBAN.
Call y. 1852 Or
1926 New jersey ave. NV. IL
HOUSE: PRIVATE FAMILY;
to II rooms: northwest section;
garage desired. Address Box 36-B. Star Office.
los
Evening star., 1920-02-10

FOR SALE. FOR O0L0RED-BEAUTIYuL
S-story. bay-window keick. 10 rsoms. bath,
hot'weter hest; on You st. n.w. neee t7tA
Box 1a9-B. Star once. -
Evening star., 1920-02-10
FOR SALE-HOUSES
STONE & FAIRFAX,
y2aa N Val 49,. Main o32y

Contlnue6.
STONE & FAIRFAX, h:
1872 New York ave- Main o332. .,
slo.la One Of the hest offered for a long
t.De: Washington Heights: north OF kaioramN
road west Of 18th; , stories; cellar: 10 roomsA
baths: electric lights: excellent condition1
open on 3 sides. ail light rooms.
SS5O1Best io~ntion In northwest vacants
room modern house: steam heat. electricitys
large closets: in perf-c, condition: well planned
and constructed. .
$5.:,OO-Good vslu~ In this house: att
ing: G7 feet frontage ID ~. ne; tust nor'it
Of East Capitol; ro,ns ~ bedrooms,; large,
bath; furnace heat, $500 cash required.
$5.!OO-Ncw York ave. near North Capitol :.
modern 2story dwelling having . rooms an'e
bath: furnao- i~af: deep lot to alley: r-asons
able terms can b. arranged.
s7O6O-A we'll built c-family hous~; iocat".G
in the Bloomingdale section; northwest. h''s
ard six -ooms: baths. srparat" collars Gov.
cred porcies. large yard: live in onr HAT aud.
r, mt the other gt-rd Investment.
s4.1sO-Two modern homes in good section
southeast each q rooras and bath: front aud.
rear por-hes concrete cellar under entirrr
house: furnace heat; deep lot To alley: a"b
quickly because tiey will he snapped up. !
SO. .sO0-Mt Pleasant: square west "f.
l4th modern 2-stery dwelling having roon.S
and bath: hot-water heat and ce~trhits-
splendidIy built: oak floors and hardwood trns
ii roughout: immediate Possession. .
S11 JO0-A beautiful home on the HeiShtsss
close 10 18th and Columbia road, 10 rooms. ::
la this; steam heat: plenty Of room Tor gAruy
upon inspection YOU will agree with Us that
this property shows good valne; possessions
given promptly.
50. a.00O-North of Columbia road and west OF
18th: strictly modern dwelling; u rooms: ~
ceptiou hall tiled bath: ho;-water heat au,S
electric lights. double garage: perfect condis
ton; the ioca tion - exclusive and We are sur,s
this coy home will appeal :,
IS aJ6-New horses; Shepherd St: Z room|
and bath: colonial style: all modern impro''',
mentS; large rear yards TO alley: SD" cash,
balance like rent. =,
So. s9.50O-Number II II ST. NV: 3siory brick
, arranged apartments. with janitor - quar-
ters: two OF the apartments have Ar and hs
each and Of 3r. and b.: rear por,bes: hots
water heat: splendid opportunity from an in
vestment standpoint: agreeable terms. q,
STONE & FAIRFAX. :,
Evening star., 1920-02-10

HAVE SPECIAL BARGAINS IN 9 AND . n.
brick houses, different sections; right terms:
either vacant or occupant owners. II you want
4 good home on easy terms see US.
NEW YORK REALTY BROKERS l423 =.
Evening star., 1920-02-10

SMITH and Dearborn truck chains. springs,
svsoekets and pofts. A-B-C Motor Co., 617
-NeV Yoek ave. -. Pbsss Ffsaklia a111.
Evening star., 1920-02-10
FOR RENT-sToRAGE SPACE.

BRICK WORKSHOP OR STORAGE. 3Sxs'.
over garage between G and II. AZ and 9th SITS.
sw.; 81 month. Inquire $50 9 ST. sW w
SPACE OF 500 FEET FOR RENT IN BUS
lest section OF the city. Inquire 4sI Pa. ave
Rent reasonable. 10
Evening star., 1920-02-10
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-BRAND NEW BUNGALOW
never before occupied completely furnished
throughout. with new Wakefield wicker furni-
ture in living room and the rest Of the furni-
ture in keeping: rooms and bath with sunny
breakfast porch adjacent to the dining room;
In NV; $50 month.
WILLIAM 8. PHILLIPS,
14O9 n. Y. ave. NV.
Phone NJ. 9S.
Evening star., 1920-02-10
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1900 \. CAPITOL NV. tWikins>-far"r room
aud board; steam heat. hot water. porch: r"a-
Il,
Evening star., 1920-02-10

80 OTHER CARS. EVERY CAR GOOD BUY
Largest Used Car Dealers South of Philadelphia
REASONABLE TERMS TO RESPONSIBLE
PURCHASERS
Evening star., 1920-02-10

1905 FAIRMONT ST Nw.-Nice room. good
location. for two girls: use pnrlor. 1Os
ON LAMONT SIT. NEAR GA. AVE.-Nicely
furnished front room on same floor with bath :
plenty hot water: private family; gentleman
only: S15 Col 1850 1Os
Evening star., 1920-02-10

924 23rd ST. NV lh.k. rooms. nicely fur
nished; -h.-w.h.; suitable for married couple
also room for couple ladies. Call w. 2137. 12s
24SO 18th ST.. near Knickerbocker Theater-
Two large, combined bedroom and living room.
entire floor; electricity, hot-wltes heat; -four
adults desired; $1s each. IL
Evening star., 1920-02-10

PL.-Large front room in refined
home: excellent meals: Sl2I for =. Address
Box 12G Il. Star office. IL
Evening star., 1920-02-10
VACANT HOME.

I4I6 ". n.W., u9seWeut.
10 ROOMS, AMI; H.W.H.; NE1K fzth
balance trust. Address Boz iSS-B. Star once.
! 16s
Evening star., 1920-02-10

50. .5O0-Number IL II ST. NV: , story brick
arranged apartments. with janitors quar- :
ters: two Of the apartments have Ar. and hs
each and one Of 3r. and b.: rear por,bes: hot 4
water heat: splendid opportunity from an ins
vestment standpoint agreeable terms. q
Evening star., 1920-07-11
WANTED-HTLP

HORSESHOER and blacksmith. with some
Knowledge of wheelwrighting. Must be good
mechanic, sober and reliable. Steady job Ap-
ply to Marlew Coal Company. 81 z st. nv
JOB PRESS FEEDER-white. Protestant; 49,
hour week. Address, giving age. wages etc.
Box 12-E Star office. II.
Evening star., 1920-07-11
WANTED-HELp
MALE AND FEMALE.

WANTED-HELp. WANTED-HELp
FEMALE
ASSISTANT AUDITORS BOOKKEEPERS,
STENOGRAPHERS, TYPISTS CLERKS
LEARN INCOME TAX ACCOUNTANCY. Our 3o-day
prepares for appointment transfer Revenue
Auditor Also Business Men and Commercial Employees
preparation and verihation Returns
TUITION S.. (This class only. INTRODUCTORY
CLASSES FREE New classes just starting.
ALSO BUSINESS AND CIVIL SERVICE COURSES
AND DICTATION CLASSES Individual lessons SOC twelve
lessons $780, including preliminary graded for tenography
tvpewrting examinations Instruction by experts
DO NOT DELAY! Inquire Register Enroll
Day and Night Classes
REVENUE AUDITORS TRAINING INSTITUTE
AMERICAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
4oS4I2 Kellogg Bldg, 14Io St Telephone Main 1873 =
Evening star., 1920-07-11
HEAD OF
ALTERATION ROOM.
sALEsMEN-COntinued.

A prominent women's shop requires immedi-
has had experience handling a large workroom
applicants must be able to install systems
that will expedite the alteration of dresses.
suits and gowns. To the right man q perma-
nent position Is offered with a generous salary.
Applications will be treated with confidence.
Address Box 125-E. Star office.
Evening star., 1920-07-11

LABORERS
FOR PENN VI V A N l A
STATE ROAD WORK. RE-
PORT MONDAY 70 T
LATER THAN II A. M.
READY TO SHIP; GOOD
WAGES WELLER R CON-
STRUCTION CO., INC, 8Io
1ATH cT N w
Evening star., 1920-07-11

|SALESLADIES- Experienced,
for suit and dress departments !;
permanent positions and excel
lent salaries and commissions
to competent women. All ap-
plications strictly confidential.
Whites, oIo F st. NV.
Evening star., 1920-07-11

HIGH-GRADE MEN
Executives, engineers, office men and techni-
cal men; write us fully regarding our conhden-
tial advertising employment service; send name
and address only for particulars. The Ma
tional Business Bourse. Association bldg.
Chicago.
HOTEL EMPLOYEES are we'll paid: most hotels
soe rre a o sss an n s;n 20
commodations; clean. interesting work chance
to see the world and study human nature; lib
get full particulars today. Employment maA.-
ager, Lewis School, 1924 New York ave.
Evening star., 1920-07-11
WANTED-HELp
yaAIE-CoufamueAs


WAsHMAN-Experienced Apply Electric San
itary Laundry. 1885 II ne.
YOUNG MEN, experienced. telephone instaila-
tion; must know color code. Apply 4UZ Evans
bldg, Monday morning. o'clock.
YOUNG Man for outside work ". B. Shaw
Water Gardens. Kenilworth, D. G. ID.
parlor: ref. required. lila 14th st. NV. l3'
typewriter; state in own handwriting expert
enee, references and salary wanted. Address
Box 27-E. Star office IL
YOUNG MAN-Obtain a business education
and pay after you have finished the course and
get a position. Apply the Woods CONNER
cial: 3l1 East Capitol st.
$1S TO $50 WEEKLY in your spare time doing
special advertising work among the families or
your city; no experience necessary; write today
for full particulars. American Products Co,
All american bldg. Cincinnati. Ohio.
LET'S GO! Get into the $40. 600 per year
class; responsible positions in the selling field
open for men from % to 45 years old, and who
have personal power, energy and ambition. If
you come under this classification, write for
Interview. stating qualifications Address
Box 13T-E, Star Office.
FEMALE.
ALTERATION HANDS experienced, wanted
on dresses; permanent positions and good sal
ary. Apply Samuers. 923 st. ny
AUDITORS, accountants, bookkeepers. ste.
nogr pliers. typists solicitors; clerical help OF
all Kinds. Apply at once, Dey Employment
Bureau. Room IL. 141o G St NV.
CASHIER wanted Apply at once. Conbro
Clothes Shop. $50 st. NV
wanted; permanent; ad-
vancement: pleasant work: 81 500 first year.
Address Box SID, Star Office
Evening star., 1920-07-11

HIGH-CLASS MEMS SHOP
requires an assistant buyer in
the mems furnishing and hat
section; first-class S sales m a n
possessing executive ability will
be considered; this is a real op-
portunity for the applicant who
can qualify. Address Box 53-E,
Star office.
Evening star., 1920-07-11

GIRLS to write sales checks. Apply at once.
Conbro Clothes Shop, $50 F st. NV.
ATTENTION-Social secretaries and other Ia
dies Of education, refinement and ability. who
have some spare time and the desire to employ
1t in a profitable and congenial way, will be
given an opportunity to do SO; applicants must
be capable. of good character and of forceful
personality; age 25 to 3d. real opportunities
await the right parties. Address Box 16-E.
Star office.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-04-17
Women's Council to lnaugurate
Campaign for Large Membership.
Need Of Women's Rest Room also Discussed at
Last tuesdays session--Tag Day Suggested.

the Honorable Mayor H. S. Sesly be pc
titioned to permit the members Of the
Women's Council to stage Tag Day
Mrs. Porteus Burke seconded the motion
which was carried unanimously.
In the opinion of the ladies present
in which there was round table discus
sion ON the subject, while New Iberia is
woefully in need Of play grounds it is
known fact that a Women's Rest Room
is an absolute necessity at this time and
that it evolves upon the Women's Coun-
Gil 10 furnish one by one method OF
another.
It was further suggested that ths
president be furnished with platform
and gavel, so that she might retain orde1
at all times according to parliamentary
rules. In the opinion of the assemblags
it is absolutely essential that order and
decorum at these meetings be the rulins
word and that any one out of order shat
be promptly notified to that effect.
AT vote taken it was agreed to holt
the next meeting on Tuesday afternoon
April 20, but this was afterwards res.
cinded because of the opening baseball
game on that date, TO which virtual',
every public spirited citizen will attend
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-04-17

since It is known that in some instances
an inadequate processing temperature has
been used with the timed article.
The specialists state that relishes con-
tanning minced olives of the type used in
the preparation Of the olive relish which
caused one death from botulinus poison
ing are likely to be dangerous, first be-
cause Of the possibility that low grade
olives may be used in their preparation,
second, because the processing may not
be thorough, third, because fbe high
flavor Of the mixture is likely to mask
the odor of decomposition.
It is a safe rule to follow in the case
Of all food products to destroy any ar
ticle which shows evidence Of spoilago.
The department has not the authority un-
der the law to compel the trade to repro
cess its stocks as suggested, but believes
that the industry should undertake suck
measures voluntarily.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-04-17
Six Men Burned to Death in Mines
at Jefferson's Island on THURSDAY.

At the time of the explosion, both Of
the owners of the mine, Messrs. Jones
and Bayliss were at Morgan City, and
when they learned of the catastrophe,
they were terribly shocked by the dis@
tressing news.
In the telegram to the Times Picayune
yesterday we found the following item
anent the horrible and unprecedented ac-
cident:
"They were engaged in painting the
thirty feet wide steel casing of the Bay
liss and Jones salt mine about ninety fear
below the surface, mixture of gasoline
and creosote being used, and had al
most completed their work. The acc;-'
dent occurred at about o'clock and
flames enveloped the unfortunates FOR
several minutes so that when rescuers
reached them three were dead aid three
dying. Those in whom life was not ex-
tinct received attention quickly, physi-
clans being sent from New iberia, but
died within two hours of their burns.
Joe Jefferson's old home fourteen miles
from New Iberia but not far from Del
cambre was the scene of the accident.
This Louisiana estate of the deceased
actor was brought by the partners, Bay
liss and Jones, Michigan men, for $780,
600 year ago, their purpose being to
develop the rich salt deposits which were
believed to lie below it. They sunk a
shaft sixty or seventy feet, but it caved
in. Then they started another shaft, u.s.
ing reinforced steel for casing. Tho
second shaft was down ninety-five feet,
and the miners had only about ten feet
to go before striking the salt deposits
although il was the intention to drill
several hundred feet so as to get in salt
which was perfectly pure.
The bodies of Langlanais and Myers
were shipped to Youngsville tonight FOR
burial, and those Of the other four VIC
tins were held here awaiting word from
Michigan as to their disposition"
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-04-17
DON'T LIKE THEIR YOKE.

The people of Ireland want indepen-
dence. They have been wanting inde-
pendence for many years, but they have
been unable to throw off the British yoke.
Now they have a good sized rebellion
on hand, and are endeavoring to make
of themselves a free nation.
They have what they call the Irish re-
public, with president who spends his
time in America soliciting financial aid
for their cause.
While he is doing this England is
spreading Gordon of steel around the
disaffected districts and rules with the
bayonet.
There was a time when we wore the
British yoke, and were ruled by British
king supported by British guns, and i
chafed.
But thanks to General Washington ant
few others we no longer wear it.
Now we are a great country, because
we are not wearing the yoke of any
other country.
The OK is 'contented with its yoke. 7
plods along. It never does anything bu'
plod and pull heavy burdens for its mas
ter.
But people are not oxen. To then
the yoke is CALLING. Il stiles their pride
and creates a spirit Of rebellion, ans
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-04-17

Realizing the value Of numbers and
the additional value of working as
Unit with co-ordinated effort towards
making New Iberia better place to live
IN, the Women's Council at their resr-
lar meeting last Tuesday afternoon voted
to make every member COMMITTEES OF
one to bring new members into the fold
and to make the organization in reality
a community affair in every sense of the
word.
In the absence of Mrs. ]. w. K. Shaw
president; Mrs. John E. Schwing, vice
president, and Mrs. Walter Burke, second
vice-president, there being more thar
enough members present to form quo
rum, It was necessary TO elect tempo
rary chairman to preside at the session
BY acclimation the honor was rendered
Mrs E. L. Grant, who took the presiding
seat
Considerable discussion was engaged
in relative to ways and means Of secur'
ing a Rest Room down town for TIE
ladies. As neither the Chamber of Com
nerce nor the Women's Council have
sufficient funds to either supply o.
maintain Rest Room, Mrs. Ralph
Frame made motion to the effect tha
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-04-17

According to Walter Hines, former
federal director of railways, the proposed
Is per cent increase of freight rates,
amounting to $S75 5,ooo,06OO, means an n
creased cost to the consumers of five
times that amount. This indicates how
huch the consumer is paying for tie
various increases allowed during the past
few years and also for the billions levied
annually in taxes on industry and enter
prise, since the effect of these on prices
is the same as with freight rates. Is
there any mystery about the high cost
of living under such circumstances?
With five billions of annual rental value
of land to which taxes on industry might
be transferred is there any mystery as to
how the high cost of living can be abol-
ished?
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-04-17

where rebellion exists prosperity is not
of the best.
The trouble with Ireland is that she
sends too many of her best sons over
here for her own good. But we can not
blame the sons for preferring American
independence to British yokedom.
England also sends many of her best
sons over to us, and they like it. They
make excellent citizens, and so do the
Irish. We welcome them all. for they
help to make US bigger, better and .
greater country.
But if all of the Irish in America were
back on the Emerald Isle, England might
be up against stiff proposition in crush.
ing out the Irish rebellion-much stiffe'
than the job she has on her hands to-
day.