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FINANCIAL

Money to Loan 4U
BORROW MONEY
SO CHEAP
and on such easy terms OF repayment
from Citizens Loan Society. a licensed ana
bonded firm: for use In paying overdus
bills or, TO buy the things you need for
CASH At BARGAIN PRICES, that yvu
should ,ake advantage Of our services
LOANS ON FURNITURE
At legal rates. on short notice and with.
out publicity. We give you all tho time
you want 10 repay q loan and only charEo
for tho actual tinlo you have the money
NO NOTARY FEES. FAIR. ISN'T rr7
you CAN AFFORD TO BORROW
On Sc! pay !. month and intere.s.
On VIZ pay " month and Interest
PAY MORE ANY TIME AND REDUCE
IN YOUR BEHALF.
We are on tho Job eish, hours . aav
and through personal contact ana 49,,
sonal service. plus deep personal inter..,
NO can serve you and your friends a. Vol,
times. business Friendships. close r.is,i"n
mutual understandings and co-opernt,or
are real nSsets to all Of wo are r,adY
to SO three-fourths of tho way. Now i,
u up to you ~
CITIzENs LOAN SOCIETY.
eli EAST BROAD STREET.
OVER MccRoRr.a
SECOND FLOOR. RANDOLPH 1.,s
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MuSlNEss orroKTUNITy

WITH LARGE COMPANY.
We want an active man Ia open an Office
and handle snlesmcn In Virginia and South
crn States for high class article that Is
almost q necessity TO every store and fac
tory. Large profits PROMPT delivery.
Should make from 5000 to $40 O0o annually.
Merchants grasn Idea as soon as shown.
VIII pay for Itself in a month. We pay
expense OF trip to Chicago 10 the night
that you can handle goods $500 To $3.50
Investment in gonds required. Exclusive
agency given for years Write for par
ticuiars today. Manufacturer. IL y. Dear
born. Chicago.
BUY land at IS per acre and 10 per cent
on half your Investment guaranteed:
write for Information. Box 5l7. Ardmorr.
Okla.
cAPITAL--1 specialize in financing meri-
torious business enterprises by selling
stocks or h:st mortgage bonds. Strictly
commission basis. Mail full particulars in
first letter John Trier. 1929 Eddy Street.
Chicago.
COTTON GOODS-Man or firm wanted Ia
handle line OF cotton goods for city and
nciShhoring territory: on commission j..
4 $. RoOm 1906. So Union Square. y. Y.
cRlSi,Er popcorn candy nurht at
sacrifice. 10 S. Davis Ave. Phone
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AGENTS. will pay $40 weekly for three
average raincoat orders daily: no de-
Nvering; no investment; Ave dozen
samples and styles for men. women. child
rem; reversible 2-in-l models, ieathcrettes.
ture: quick for sample coat and catalOG ue.
Parker Mfg. Co.. 1928 Book ST.. Dayton.
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SALES NJ EN-T!p-iop auto accessories Of
fcred live salcsinen: excellent prices I:
large commissions American Rubber
Products Co. Atlanta. Ga.
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SAIESMEN--Two h.gh-rrat. men ar.
needed Immediately In the State 10 Ill
out our sales organization In preparation
Tor the biggest year in our history, scl.-
ing an article needed by all retail iner-
chants. Position permanent. Previous
selling experience not necessary Com
missions paid weekly. State age Adj
dress 5. +: SGuircs. Box No. $50. Station
&c" Cleveland Ohm
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SAi.ESMEN-$l5 wtckly easily earned
selling high grade staple spec:aitics for
well-known !Eanuia ciurer: must prove
successful past record. J. j. Mastcrson.
l!S7 wcs; llth Street Cleveland Ohio
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TERRITORY SAl.ESG ES-wc want $50
capable men at once To sell new l2-
pound Kerosene Gas plant. Tor Kitchen and
heating stoves: men who can organize a nd
place county suoaEcnts. This burner burns
kcTos1nc. IL sure. economical. quickly In
and scarce: commissions unusually liberal:
slate territory preferred. Write Wonder
turner Company. 1875 Iron ST, Dayton.
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EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents

TAILORING SALES AGENTS WANTED
I'VE money from the worry start. oppor
tunity II your life time to Ect In your own
business: We are tn" largest msde-to-
measure tailoring house In the country.
furnishing elaborate sample equipments.
ihcIuding 500 brand woolcns and
guarantee absolute sat!sfaction: perfect
nt: best workmanship or no sale: write
tor line. and all accessories to be sent
irco: earn from SIS TO $3.50 per week:
state whether OF not you have experience
IN taxing orders for mems made TO meas
Lock BOX iS3, Chicago
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AGESTS-We start you In business fur.
n!shins everything, men and women.
opportunity If. time TO earn $50 to 500
weekly operating our new system speciality
ca ndy factories: home, anywhere: booklet
free. Rassdaic Co. BOX s. East Orange
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Money TO Loan
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TRAVELLING SALESMEN-Your oppor-
tunity: an Increased income. Ar. you
thc man we want-opeu for WORTHWHILE
connect!on--sldc line or fuil ti.ne-with u
worthwhile house? This Is not a PIN
money proposition: BANKS. manufacturers
!ncrcha mis-. retnilers-.vcTyho in busi-
ness your customers: ten Iriinut, calls turn
biz business: make your salary what you
want IL; no limit: no seasons: pocket size
ga ga ,np!es This proposition is for travelling
sa!esinen only; worthy OF the most careful
ihN.stiEation. wt!tc US in confidence. stat
Ing present line and territory covered.
Write us-rlYht now. &. Il. Erickson Co
Inc. as Erickson Bldg. Des Molnes
WATER STiLLS-wrl;c for free SuJs!.t
heavy copper water stills Boyer y &C
100 f.arnam Elds.. omaha. Ncb.
WORLDS GREATEST AUTO INVEN-
shields Mystic ic!; WORKS wonders. ono
run keeps glass clear - hours: steel
inount!nEs: hts pocket. Vettcr made SIS
mtst day. Security Mfg. Co. Dept. 322
Iol.do. Ohio.
1ioo WEEK Lf-Tailuring agents can
earn ~ representing hish-ciass made
TO- insasuI. mems clothes: guaranteed by
an oid-.sta blIshed whOiesa!. Chicago hrm:
write today for free fall aud winter
SAMPLES. Federal Tailoring Co. lG47-ia
y Winchester. Chicago.
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STOCK SALESMAN to solicit subscrip-
lions to bank and trust company stock
on cash commis,ioni splendid ,orGaniza
dress. Post. Office Box 355. Bristoi. Tenn.
Statesmen wanted. now working small
towns to carry our line on side. Es-
tablishcl nfteon years. Line general nicr-
chandise. Commissions liberal. Payable
weekly on oil approved business II you
Manufacturing Co.. 1t. Louis. NO.
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a year Is your profit
from sales day Davidson sold 80
Aladdin light is n sensation wherever in
troduced; times as bright as electric;
won gold medal; farmers have the money
they need this Hight and out OF 10 will
buy; also big opportunity In small towns
and suburbs: e1cfllent spare time and
evening seller; no capital required: sample
on free Trial; write for agency proposition
Co. 1915 Aladdin bldg. 1916 Washington
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SALESME N-SsH direct from nann,ac-
tuEcr 10 wcarcr. oy,rCuats and rain
coats: best value; lowest priccs: no ex-
periepcc required: write for sample line
Dearborn uvcrcoat and Raincoat Company.
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= Experienced
OF earning at least 1850
line OF fruit cordiais and
"a: II you are now travel
suggest handling our line
convince yourself how
J; then you Will, Want to
lusiyely: write quick; te!-
Old Fort Cider Worss.
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!.ESMEN--Fast selling. high grade
saIesbnard assortments: largest and
most varied line in the business: sporting
goods. vending machines. candy. jew.lry.
repeat commissions: all part time: give
teIritory. Ancn Co. sl2 4. 4arh. Chicago.
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ALESMES- Calendar and speciality. The
Dallas Art Company. Dallas. Texas.
have choice territory open for experienced
meu; calendars. fans cloth and leather
goods. signs and novelties: most liberia!
contract with exclusive territory. Dallas
Art Company. ls0G Main ST.. Dallas.
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SALESMEN--Wide awake. covering city
or country trade by automobile or foot.
should carry koverwel noor covering Mt
;n!ll-to- merchant prices; prospective GUS
toners are the department. furniture,
hardware. general and company stores:
prompt shipments with spring dating:
liberal commissions paid weekly. The
,nmdnn MiliS "a nlen- 4 j
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AGENTS wanted to advertise our gOoIs
and dis free samples 10 consumer:
Soc per hour: write for full particulars
American Products Co.. 467 American
I!dg.. Cincinnati. Ohio.
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

PARTY with $1,000 will Join another with
like amount In some incritorious enter
prise. Address l. s51. care Timts-Dis-
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AGENTS In every town; best ieIling mon!
for s'I soods; SO TO SIS week: suGeess
assurtd; investigate today. Community
Clothes Co.. No. 1923 Buttonwood Street.
CAN YOU SELL TO coiored peoplo7 Write
Hacker ChemIcal Co. St. Louis. Mo.
RANDOLPH connects you With tho Want
Ad Department
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10

SA LES MEN-Sidc line or fan time to
selling winter accessory line statesmen
with Ford cars preferred: tell all about
yourself in mrs; letter Indiana polls Air
Pump Company. Indianarolis. Ind.
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ALES MANAGER.

SALESMAN-A successful city and road
salesman open for engagement: hard
worker; With best OF references. Ran
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Statesmen wanted to sell whips as a
side line on big commission basis 10
the retail trade. Agents now making sew
eral thousand dollars per year on this
proposition. F!rst-class reference must
accompany app.cation. United States
Wh!u Co. w,sitiril Mass
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YOUNG MAN with years experience in
retail drug store. desires position 18th OF
month. Address IL 400 care Times Dis
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SAI.ESMEN WANTED.

Statesmen calling on mems wear buyers
in Virginia and Eastern North Carolina.
boys caps and mems stitched cloth hats:
big sellers; 10 per cent commission: state
full particulars in first communication.
about experience. territory. reference and
other lines carried. Leon Sable. 1873
Greene ST, New York City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10

PARTY with 5000 wants to Join an
other in some meritorious enterprise;
highest references. Address C 354. care
Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10

AGENTS-Convertible 2-in-l unb-riIas
daily new: novel: not sold in stores: tail
line ready: no capital required: write for
S.paii outht Parker Mfg. Co.. ls2S Tent
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SELL. NECESSITIE S-,EvcrybOdy needs
and buys the business Guide Bryant
cleared $500 in 80 days; Gutciius $3.50
in &c days Send for sample. It's free.
Nichols 20 SnncrNiIic. ILL
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Lonalcoho!ic beverages. one 10 Leakage OF
our goods pays you IS so commission. EASY
sellers and repeat orders: We pay CON
mission on all mall orders out 81 your
territory: drawing account 10 ~" wiz.
s...es:nen. SILK Beverage Co. St. Louis.
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BOOK kEEPER -ioung man. experienced
In bookkeeping. TO hli = position OF
responsibility. II you are steady and ac-
curatc. you VIII receive considera ton by
applying In own handwriting. giving age
and eIptrienee. Address IL 42i. care
Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10

SELL AUTO TIRES-3Qx3 sells for s9.95:
other sizcs Ia proportion: 6.0OO-miIc
guarantee; big money for hustlers: orders
promptly filed: write for free cross Sec
tons. literature: get started AT once: no
experience necessary. Master Tire Co.
ltlj s. Michigan, Chicago.
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rnincoats; no experience needed: we de-
IE"r and collect: big pay: sample coat
Tree. Temple Raincoat Co., BoX 1885,
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HOTEL MAN and wife. experienced. ages
80 and SO. twelve years practical cx-
perience. open for engagement November
lAt managers. auditor. cashiers. ste
noEraphcr. private SECRETARY. steward.
clerk. Address Z. w. Clark i. -. BOX
1905. Atlanta. Ga.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-12-31
GRATEFUL RECOGNITION

What is believed to be the only
monument ever erected by the
public in recognition of the ser
vices of telephone operator was
unveiled in Wellman, Iowa, No
vcnber 20, in the presence of
practically every man. woman and
child of the community.
The stone bears the name of the
young woman, Iva A. Chapman,
with the inscription that it was
erected in honor of faithful and
efficient service. The little COM
munity was swept less than a
year ago with an epidemic of in
fluenza, and at one time three
fourths of the homes had one or
more inmates suffering from the
disease.
Miss Chapman, p years old,
was one of two operators en-
ployed in the town exchange.
Telephone service was at a pre-
MUM because of the calls for
doctors, nurses and other forms
of aid. When her fellow soper-
ator was stricken, Miss Chapman
worked night and day and her eff
ficient service was responsible for
saving many lives. She then fell
i'll in turn and was SO worn out
with her labor that she did not
have strength enough to combat
the disease, and died. The monu-
ument was erected as a testimo-
NAL of the affection felt for her
by the residents of the little
town.
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English Labor on
British Brutality

London, Dec. 29.-The report of
the labor commission named to in
vestigate the Irish situation was
made public yesterday. 1t contained
a denunciation of the British govern
ment for it's reprisals against Sim
Feiners.
1t follows in part:
eve are filled with shame that the
crown servants in the rame of law
and order are besmirching the honesty
of the British people in the eyes of
the world Things done in Britain's
name must make that name stink in
the nostrils of the world. The honor
of our people has been gravely conn.,
promised"
The report states that even if a
fraction Of the reprisals charged are
true, that the case against the gov
eminent is amply proved. The cases
proved include burning, destruction
flogging and the brutal treatment Of
women.
The report declares that the solu-
ton of the Irish question cannot be
accomplished by violence and that the
government must conciliate.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-12-31
BILL TO ESTABLISH SERFDOM
IS APPROVED BY i. S. SENATE

prevented from striking but the act
applies with equal vigor to anyone
who "seeks to prevent any person
from engaging in employment or
from continuing in employment IN
any capacity in the production, care,
maintenance or operation OF any
means or agency of such commerce.
Under this section a machinist en-
ployed on work intended to be ship
ped to another state or to foreign
country could quit his employment,
but if he induced another to quit, he
would be liable to fine of Sl5,OOO or
Is years in prison, or both.
The teamster who hauled the ma
chine to the railroad train or ship
would likewise come under this act
as would every other worker whose
labor was part Of the machine.
The act, in short, would reach any
one employed on commodities ship
ped outside of the state in which the
commodities were manufactured.
The act is the most far-reaching
ever passed by an American lawmak-
ing body and would enslave the wage
earners of this country.
With fine irony, the last section
of the bill provides: "That nothing
in this act shall be taken to deny to
any individual the right to quit his
employment for any reason"
But if that individual does any
thing with intent to obtruct, delay,
hinder or prevent the movement" of
interstate or foreign commerce, he is
liable to heavy fine and imprisOn-
ment.
A strike is not necessary to have
him thus jailed or fined. If he does
anything with intent" he is liable.
If he makes a speech, or circulates
printed word that the court would
hold is "liable" to cause strike and
thus interfere with interstate or for
eign commerce, he can be held under
the act
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-12-31
MASS MEETING OF
THE UNEMPLOYED

At mass meeting of the unem-
ployed in the Labor Temple Monday
night President j. H. Michel was
called to the chair.
The first order of business was the
report of committees appointed at
the previous meeting.
f. c. Craig reported he had inter
viewed both the City and County
Commissioners. The latter stated
that anyone who was in absolute
want could get some assistance. One
man, Mr.. Deering, donated the use
of his hall for dances every Thurs
day night, al the proceeds to go to
the needy. Three families were given
some assistance. A team of horses
had been donated to distribute food,
etc, to those in want
A motion was passed asking the
City and County Commissioners to
attend the meeting of the unemployed
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-12-31
UNFAIR LIST

BAKERIES
The Quality Bakery. Hewitt Avenue, be-
tween Cakes and Rockefeller.
BARBER SHOPS
l. H. Turner, ll04 Hewitt Barnhart Shop,
BUILDING LABoRERs
Peter Jackson. L. Starke, Emil Mtersbach.
Jon" COFFEE AND TEA HOUSES
Manning's Coffee House on Hewitt between
Colby and Wetmore; Jack O. Lantern, on
Colby. between California and Hewitt.
CONDENSED MILK
Libby, Mcneil Libby, Packers and Can
ners Carnation, Aster, Mt Vernon and
Washington brands Yakima City Creamery.
CONTRACTORS
Christ hruppler & Sons and the Standard
Oil Bldg, at corner of Pacific and Virginia
ELECTRICIANS
~ f. X. Hare. electrical contractor; John
FISH COMPANIES
San Juan Fish Co., Seattle.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
buffers The Star. Bon Marche of Seattle
Bon Marche Of Seattle.
MEAT MARKETS
The Municipal Meat Market and its Prom
Hewitt
PLASTERERS
a. T. Wright A. L. Knapp, Booth. w. L.
PLUMBERS
Otto Merz, John Theuson
The Norway.paei hlrfARp
MISCELLANEOUS
c. W. Anguish 1905 Lombard; American
Packing Co. Everett Cal. Smiley and sons.
FRITZ Gerald M. Anderson and house. 2l0oih
rainier Avenue; r. J. Mccain. lumber deal
err j. w. johnson and building at 1926 MAMIE
Mr.. Burden and his house, 25ll Maple street
Everett Fruit Products Co. f. S. Lang Man
ufacturing Co. Of Seattle.
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RALPH TUCKER HAS
PASSED AWAY

Ralph Tucker, 80 years of age,
proprietor of a razor speciality shop
at 1928 1-2 Rockefeller avenue, died
suddenly at 5:15 Saturday morning Of
heart failure. Brother Tucker, was
widely known in Everett as a NOV
ing picture operator and stage en-
ployee He had been i'll for a week
and early Saturday morning his con-
dition took a turn for the worse. A
friend living with Ralph summoned
his brother Fred, employed at the
Rose theater, and physician was
called but before either could arrive
the stricken man was dead
Tucker was the son of L. S. Tucker,
the man who built the Weyerhaeuser
mill B. His parents and brother
Rex reside in British Columbia. Two
sisters, Edith and Ethel teach school
in Astoria, Ore.
The funeral services were held in
Challacombe & Fickel's chapel Tues
day at II a. m., Rev Robert Cooper
officiating,
Ralph was an honored member of
the Theatrical Stage Employees and
Moving Picture Operators Union,
under whose auspices the funeral was
held. Interment took place in Ever
green cemetery.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-12-31
Cooperative
Social Dec. 81

The last social of the old year of
the Everett Cooperative Society will
be held in Lombard Hall on Friday
evening, December 81.
The entertainment will include
speeches, recitations, vocal and in
strumental music and dancing. A
light lunch, consisting of sandwiches,
cake, coffee, etc.
The socials given by this society
have become popular as real old time
get together meetings and are always
enjoyed by those fortunate enough to
attend.
Everybody is invited and good
time is assured.
Those who wish will remain to see
the old year take its place with the
things that were and usher in the
1921 kid.
No admission fee, no collection.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-12-31

Washington. Dec. 25.-The Poin-
dexter railroad anti-strike bill slip
ped through the United States Sen
ate as quietly as a motion to endorse
the appointment Of a crossroads
postmaster.
The bill was on the regular cal
endar and one objection by a senator
would block it. The absence of a
quorum is never raised on routine
matters and senators are thus per
mitted to engage in committee hear
ings.
Several routine bills were being
considered while a handful of SEN
ators were present.
The clerk read the PoindeXter bill
as favored by the committee. This
proposal involving the liberty Of mil
lions of citizens was not discussed for
an instant. No objection was raised,
no vote was taken and the chair an
nounced its adoption.
Almost Immediately after its pas
sage Senator LaFollette appeared in
the chamber and gave notice of re-
consideration of the vote This pro-
cedure holds the bill in the senate
until finally disposed Of.
The bill is referred to as a rail
road anti-strike bill, but it applies
to everything that enters interstate
and foreign commerce and sets aside
the foundation of the LaFollette sea-
mems law, which permits seamen to
quit their employment when their
vessel is safely locked.
TTpdar tbic hill IL n Hin1oO crow
shipped in India on British vessel
for $40 a month, arrived at an Amer
lean port and were told of their rights
under the LaFollette seamen's act,
and they quit to enforce the "going
rate of wages" at that port, the party
that told them would be guilty of in
terfering with foreign commerce and
liable to Is years Imprisonment and
$l5 900 fine.
Railroad employees are not only