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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-06-26
The Itching and Sting
Of Blazing, Fiery Eczema

blood. the disease being caused by an
infection which breaks out through
the skin. That is why the most salts
factory treatment for all so-caIled skim
! diseases is s. s. s., for this remedy
So thoroughly cleanses the blood that
no impurities can remain. Get a bot
tie today, and you will see results from
the right treatment. S. S. S. is an ex-
cellent system cleanser; it is not sold
or recommended for Venereal Diseases.
Write for advice. Address Medical Di-
rector, 10 Swift Laboratory, Atlantis
Ga.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-06-26
Our Sufficiency Is of God.

OF ourselves, In the mere strength
of our own nature and our own will.
We cannot overcome any single lust of
our flesh. or resist the pressure Of
this worlds allurement. We are not
sufficient for these things, but our suf-
ficiency is of God. The work Is done
In ms. and we outwardly are the agents.
hut II is done by the Spirit.-Rev. T. T..
Carter.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-06-26
Does Not Run Backward.

Tomorrow cannot ruin today. Times
wheel does not run backward. Ban
Ish. then. forhoding and anxious fore
cast. and fill today with faithful work,
with kindness and courage and hope;
and so you will keep tomorrow from
heinc a marplot, and make it good,
honest today when 1t comes.-Maltbfe
D. Ba6cock.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-06-26
IMPROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL
SUNDNS0IDN.
LESSON
IBy REV. +. 3. FITZWATER q. d.
Teacher Of English Bible in the MOODY
Bible institute III ChIcd-oD
Copyright. 1920. Western Newspaper UuiouD
LESSON FOR JUNE II
REVIEW: THE NOBLE LIFE OF
SAMUEL.

SELECTION FOR READING-I sam
l2l-5. l5--j
GOLDEN TENT Will teach you the
good and the rishI way.-I sam. l-.-S
ADDITIONAL MATERIAL-l sam. Ill
1873.
PRIMARY TOPIC-stories About Sam
uel.
JUNIOR TOPIC-A Boy Who Became a
Great Man.
INTERMEDIATES AND SENIOR TOPIC
Strong Points in SamueIs Character.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
-SamueIs Service to His People.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-06-26
More Critical.

Kind sir" began the measly mesdI-
cant, ''the Lord loves even the mean
est and most humble Of us, and"
II am more particular" interrupted
J. Fuller Gloom. ION your wayv-
Kansas City Star.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-06-26

Sometimes n man is as badly fright
ened by an imaginary snake as WON
an is by real mouse.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-06-26
The Lady Lawyer.

I'VE challenge that juror"
ION what grouhds?'
"She is a brunette. Our client is a
blonde"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-06-26

Some people get credit for being pa
tient when I'm reality they are too cow
rrtly TO start something.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-06-26

One way to disseminate cheerfulnesS
Is to pay ones bills.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-06-26

All the disagreeable people do not
live on cross streets.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-25
ROMAN:


1nscrisi 2317S.
Votanti 1868.
Anulate 1859.
Generalul Averescu i(partMul
poporulni) 1905 y, ales.
Co,sst. Cantacuzino p Pascanu
Odemocratl, 14545, ales.
D. Enescu (partidul poporu-
lui), 144s8 voturi, ales.
!. NJ. kungn- (RaEtidul poporu-
lui), 1852, ales.
l. Mancaescu4Strunga (liberal)
1885,
+ Stanciu (lib.) 985.
l. cotiana Gibs 981.
/. Sa1aucesou (liberal), 1850.
Nn. Flor -(fsderatie) 400.
Preot Butan (federatie) 327,
Gh, GAirca lfederatie) 339.
Geafral Iliesen (ihdepsssdent,)
.236:
Major n Girstescu (indepen-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-25

r. BulfinscLi (partidul popo
rului), 23641.
Dim. Radulescu (partidul pc
porului), 23646.
Dim. Moisescu (partidul popo-
rului, 23592.
Partidul socialist:
Alex. Dunareanu. 13949, ales
Alex. Dobrogeanu, 1864, alcs
Mitu Balineanu 1925.
c. Bartha 1866.
st. Urleteam 1910.
l. Marinescu 1895.
G. d. Niculescu 1912.
Stef. VasilescY 1891.
Partidul liberal:
Dem. Nicolaescu, 1888. ales.
I. lonescu Quintis, 1881.
SIP. Sorescu 47S0.
Cir. Dumitrescu 1921.
Oh. Fotescu 4576.
]. n. Predescu 1890.
Gh. Niculescu-Filipesti 4493.
I. A. Grigorescu 1884.
Federatia:
d. -R:mnic 1850.
st. Morrescu 4414.
7. Voichlescu 1895.
/. Dina 4372.
p. Demetrescu 1906.
Dr.. lr;mef>cu 1897.
Toma Socolescu 1857.
H. Draganescu 1899.
Lista democratic independents /:
! n. Pirvulescu SOP.
I. Obrocea 537.
Oh. .Ivanescu 553.
Oh. Lucian-Boltes 301.
ST. Teodorescu 365.
A. Bostinescu 397.
c. Ionescu 354.
ID. Popescu 364.
Part:dul ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sist:
P. Greceanu 242.
n. Paunescu> 1913. /.
Oh. Deinescu 179.
r. Stanesscu 1865.
Em. Papiniu 10.
AL. -Cimpina 178.
AL. Diaa1landi 1876.
I. Peteuleseu Isl.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-25
TECUCI:

TECUCI:
1nscrisi 23975.
/ Votanti 20649.
Anulate 1865.
I. Anghelescu (partidul popo-
rului) 1906 ", ales.
l. En-. Sendrea (partidul popo.
rului) 11208 ". ales.
G. Dumitriu Gpartidul poporu--
lui) 111S5 ", a1es.
J.. Rajducanu (federatie) 631a
v. ales.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-25
'vlASCA:


Rezlultatul penitru intreg jude
tul:
1nscrisi 44449.
i Votanti 39594.
4 An,tlate 1862.
SLista partidului poporului 81
democrat: d. V. AL. Niculescu.
democrat, 25O5S voturi, ales.
Alex. sPetrescu-Gurai, 23972.
Pancu Stanescn 24880.
| I. Pancu-Bitu, 24776y 81 Preo-
tul Y. Popescu 24761, toti patru
a~rescani, alesi.
Iata npmarul voturilor pc lis.
tie: Cea socialista,' 4618; a fedora
tiei, 4742;. liberala 1867; tara
nista 2B161; independent, TIA;
dizidenta averescana, 1608;r 81 di-
zidenta liberala 3494..
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-25

Au fost alesi: c. c. Braescu,
V. Pela 81 Lupescu, din partidul
poporului 81 !. Mihalache (fe-
deratie).
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/. |. Buciareanu (feder.), 1920
v, ales.
|. DuzinslSi (feder.) 1853 v,
ales.
Pr. Gheorghiu (federatie).
1880 ", ales.
Colonel Toplicescu Gpartidul
poporului), 6516) ", ales.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-25

1nscrisi 53714.
/ Votanti 46045.
Anulate 2603.
T.. Slavescu Odemocnat), 23874
", ales.
Stan Ghitescu (partidul popo-
rului), 23s41 v, ales.
| Mihah vladescu (partidul po-
porului), 23801 W, ales.
Nicu Georgescu (partidul po-
|poruluD, 23746 ", ales.
Florian Cristescu (federatic)
1925 ", ales.
Petre Ghinescu (federatie),
1925 T., ales.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-25
DURosToR:

DUROSTOR:
|, fnscrisi 27O62.
/ Votanti 23513.
Amulate 1850.
Capt.. Alex. Chagert (partidal
poporului), 1857 ", ales.
Hafuz Amet Salim (partidul
poporului), $3.50 voturi, ales.
Curdi Ali .Melnet, Oiberal), /,
6665 voturi., ales.
Costea Stoeff (socialist), 4l5G
voturi, ales.
|. Pima la orele 2, cind 1nchidem
ziarul nostru, ne-a sOsit rezulta-
tele 'tuturor judetelOr din ve-
khiul regat, afara de- Capitala. /.
Repartizat dnp4 particle 81
ssrupari politice, nouii deputati a.
.esi in vechiul regat, Bucovina
rsi parte dim. Basarabia sunt !:
124 paftidul poporului. 30 fede-
''atia, IL socialist, 10 democratl
& liberali, 10 taranisti basarabeni.
l ucranian, l evreu 81 l german
Mai sunt 81 2 balotagii in Ba-
coyina.
(,,Universul").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-25
vAsruf:

General Rascanu (partidul po-
poruiui), 1904 alcs.
Vasile Secara (partidul popo-
rulpi), 1855, ales.
Mic. Carp (partidul poporului)
1850.
I. Botez QpartidRl popopului)
|7l2O.
L spiridon Popescn (federatje),
$3.50, ales.
Y. Sasu (!iberal) 2sg3, ales.
n. Nicoleann (disid. partidul
|poporului), 1898.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-25

TULoEA:
1nscrisi 27O62.
Votanti 23513.
Anulate 1850.
Locot.-Cd. Andoniu (partidul
poporului), 74o8 ", ales.
E. Demetriad (partidul popo-
rului), 1929 ", ales.
E. Staneff (socialist), 1899 ",
ales.
Nicolae Georgescn (federatic), ],
3O3l ", ales.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-25
RoMANAT:

1nscrisi 45795.
.Votanti 39452.
anulate 29O1.
DIR. st. Vaias (partidul popo.
rhlui). 26307 ". ales.
Niciu Vintila Gpartidul popor.)
26352 ", ales.
d. Doinescu (partidul popo-
rului) 26147 ", ales.
ID. Demetrian (partidul popo-
rului 26173 w., ales.
ID. Cumescu (partidul poporu-
lui) 26070, ales.
Celelaltc liste liste all mtrmit
I'm numar mic de voturi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-25
TUTovA:

Th. Cndalbu (partidul poporu-
iui), 1918, ales.
/. Lazarescu (partidul popo-
rului), 147S0, ales.
Oh. Spataru (partidul poporu-
lui), 14721, ales.
V. Chirea (partidul poporului)
1868, alcs.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-25
CHEMAREA MARI.
(FRAGMKNT).

(FRAGMKNT).
Vijelios s'avinta a marei repezi
/ unde
Talazuri sc framinta Gu zgomote
barbare,
Sub furtunoase valuri 81 tamnl
Sc ascundc
81 N picurii de apa lucesc mar
garitare.
be-.
Use 'ntuncca, Gu 'ncetul bOlt;i
albatsrime,
Ca lacrami. mari de aur s'aprintl
acuma stele
81 Sc rasfrfng in apa, de sus, din
inaltime
Ca bogata saba de galbene
/ margele.
S'aprind lunini pc maluri 81 luna
visatoare,
Uriasa 'mparatie incearca so Pc
rinde
ST glasuri nevazute Sc urc, tremu-
ratoare,
Din nOn marii vraja pamintul
il cuprinde.
Lii Panta.
(,,Universul Literary.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-25
SUCEAYA:

A obtinut federatia 2 locuri,
parridul poporului 2 locuri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-25
PUTNA:

Au fost alesi: Duiliu Zamfires-
Gu, |. P. Radulescu, preotul Ma
mescn )partidul poporlLui) 81
Chirifa Paraschiv (federatie).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-25

Guvernul a luat toate 5 locu-
rile.
La vflcea caxut 81 d. I. G.
Duca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-25
B, A s A IA B la
CAHUL.

Partidul poporulni 3. mandate,
partidu9 taranesc l mandat.
ISMAIL:
s1nscrisi 47012.
Votanti 27494.
Anulate 1858.
E. Badarau (partidul poporu-
luD, 1887 ", ales.
Ivan Litoff (partidul poporu-
lui). 17045 ", ales.
H. Mitamoff fpartidul poporu-
lui), Hill w., ales.
Nestor Cincu (democrat), H1O2
voturi, ales.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-25
oRHE1u:

ORHEIU:
1nscrisi 1884.
Votanti 3S079.
Anulate $685.
Pr. Pavel Cucinvna (partidul
popormui), 9778i ", ales..
Vlald Chiorascul (partidul po-
porului). 976S v. ales.
DR.. Gh. Gaseu (taran.),. 1O861,
lales.
Mita Alex. (taranist) 2627o.
". Barca (taranist), 1O85O ",
ales.
Blef. Sinichin ltaranist), 1922
voturi, ales.
Mih.> Minciuna (indep.), 5029
Ivoturi, ales. O..
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-25
BAITI:

BAW:
I 1nscrisi .58181.
votanti 42,5B0.
Anulate 3513.
Ion Pelivan (taranist), 2626l
voturi, ales.
I. Inculet (taranist), 26278 ",
ales.
+ Criban A. (taranist), 26277 ",
ales.
Pmtea Gh. (taranist), 262Go
voturi, ales.
/ Buidugan Ion (taranist). 26255
voturi ales.
DOLL:
1nscrisi 783O3.
Votanti 6746S.
Annlate 1853.
c.. Argetoianu (partidul popo-
rului), 44297, ales.
Anastase Gcorgescu (partidul
peporulal). 4409l, ales.
G.. Dinopd (partidul poporu-
lui), 44019, ales
p. Maciucescu (part1lul popo-
rului) 436O8, ales.
|. N. Deffleury (partilul popo--
rului, 44OO3, ales..
G. Raduaescu (partidul popo-
.rului, 43s19, ales.
M. Paveliu (partidui poporr>-
|lui1, 43748, ales.
V. Potfrca (partidul poporu-
lni), 44245, ales.,
M. Assam (partidul poporului)
1892, ales.
Alex. Giulea lfsderatie), $3.50,
ales. Il s
Fl. Calugaru (6ederafie), 41So.,
NJ. Oprisoreand Deliberately,
4733.
n. Popilian lfederatie), 1854.
\ G. stanic3 lfeldefatie), 4763.
P. StaneAcu (4ederatie), 4819s
| D. stoica (fedaratie) J, 4646.
Const. Rocsoreanu (fedefstie)
EA779
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-25
RezulatuI aiegehaf
pentru canda.
Cont tmuare de pa1. II.

FALCIU:
In@crisi 1S400.
Notanti 1925.
Anulate 1907.
DR.. n, Lrpu (feleratie9 9297
voturi, ales.
|. n. Sirbu (federatie) 9101
voturi, ales.
Y. Rascanu (federatie), 9101
vOturi, ales.
Oh. Nita (federatie), 1919.
|. ZeleayCo,lream (partidul
popr.), 1909.
Y. Baltenoiu (partidul poporu-
luD. 1915, ales.
Cir. PaVlov (partidul poporu.
luD, 1925.
l.. Chihaia (partidul poporu.
luil, 1916.
Restul listelor a 1ntrunit un
numar nelnsemnat de voturi. Q
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3
Captain cliIcescu (indepen-
dent), 260.
\ n. Gherghel (indep.) 1863.
ID. Damtus (soc.) 3OS.
NJ. Tomescu (Soc.) 800.
|. Silberman (soc.) 800.
Gh. Dimitriu s(soc.) 277.
II. Haimovici (bloc evreiesc)
S92:
I. Schiller (bloc evreiesc 872
A. Rosenberg Chloe evreiesc)
882. 457l
Il. Friedman Chloe eyreiesc>
ST..
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CORR

Inscrisi 32204.
Notanti 30O14.
Anulate 1926.
Virgil Siavescu (partidul po-
porului) 24343 ", ales.
Colonel Savel Neagu (partidul
pcporului) 24239 ", ales.
|. Ciotori (partidul poporului) {,
24191 v, ales.
P. Tomovici (partidul poporu-
luD. 24O97 v. ales.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-25

OLT:
Inscrisi 2o214.
Votanti 24971.
Anulate 2060
Marin Ilsnsa Cfeleratie) asos
voturi, ales
D-tru Capetineanus (federatiel,
9776 ". alcs..
Vasfle GeoroecanE (partidul
pfporulu.), 9672 ", ales.
G. Nicu'escu lpartninla popa-
.nlui), $3.50 v, ales.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-25
IASI:

Lista guvernului intrunit
99219 v, socialistii 211S1 W, IL
beralii 1888 ", federatia 15329
V. b.ocul evreesc 13S53v., natio
nalistii (Cuza) 1869 ", progre-
sistii 3491 V. Clopotul 962 ",
Sindicatul galben 262 v, lista
.,Scarele" 543 V.
Au fost proclamati alesi:
+. Petre Dragomirescu. partidu'
pcprului, Ion Petrovici. partidul
poporului. H. Sutu. partidul po-
porului, n. Cananau. democrat,
preotul Popovici, partidul popo-
rului. 9Th. Tanase, socialist, Gin.
NirZeScu. liberal
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-01

approached their rabbi, yet standing
upon the altar and presented to him
on behalf Of the Congregation in a
most deep felt and excellent address,
a handsome set Of resolutions Of
thanks, in recognition of the eminent
services rendered by their rabbi dur
ing the last twenty-five years, accom-
panied, as token Of love and esteem
the members and their families enter
tain for him, with a more substantial
gift, for his personal use, contained
in sealed envelope.
Rabbi Marx greatly surprised and
deeply moved, replied in most
touching manner. Next morning dur
ing the services, Rabbi Marx, who
had discovered the sealed envelope to
contain a check amounting to Eighty
five Hundred Dollars, again thanked
the members Of his flock for the great
honor bestowed upon him but found it
impossible to accept their generous
gift, which he graciously returned to
them, to be used with their consent
for better cause, that Of educational
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-01
RESTRICTIONS AGAINST JEWS
IN VIENNA UNIVERSITY
LIFTED.

Vienna: (By !. J. p. b. The decis.
ion Of the Senate Of Vienna UNIVERSE
ty, restricting to 10 per cent the num-
Der Of non-Austrian students in the
University, was set aside by the So
cialist Minister of Education. The
Jewish leader, DR.. Strickler pointed
out that this restriction mainly az
fected Jewish students Of Galician or
Czecho-Slovakian origin, as they were
the only "non-Austrian' students Of
the University.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-01
RABBI MARX HONORED.

On Sunday, September ~, after the
service Of the New Years eve had
come to close, the members Of the
Temple Congregation Of Atlanta, Ga,
rendered to their beloved rabbi, DR..
David Marx, a most beautiful ovation.
Mr.. Arthur Heyman, their spokesman
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-01
Friday, October 1, 1920.


is nothing that conduces more
to health and vigor than clean
craftsmanship, and the prog.
ress Jewish boys have made in
baseball, football and boxing
gladdens the heart of those who
know the value of clean sports.
1t is therefore with double re
greet that we learn that at least
one Jew has had a hand in the
scandal. We hope that there
will be no more.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-01

NSoPyrienl, lSZU, Dy 1. d. +. Is.
The Peoples Relief Conference has
arranged meeting in Carnegie Hall,
where number of relief delegates re-.
Gently returned from Europe, pre-
scented their report concerning the
conditions Of the Jews in the warring
countries and results Of the Carls.
bad Relief Conference. DR.. Magnes
presided over the meeting, and wa
also one Of its princial speakers, tn.
other speakers being Alexander
Kahn, Max Pine, Morris Rothenberc
(who came from Europe on the dav
of the conference), and Baruch Zu-
herman.
All speakers described the condi.
tion Of the Jews in the war countries
OF Poland, Galicia and Hungary in
the darkest colors. 1t almost looked
as though each one Of the speakers
tried to surpass the others in the pic
ture Of dreadful facts. Yet the speak
ers were really giving nothing but
absolute facts. Conditions are ac-
tually worse than speakers thought
fit to describe, even though they did
not mince words to state actual con-
ditions. Our brethren in Europe suf
fer more, as somebody put it, than did
the Jews at the time Of the Spanish
Inquisition, or, as someone else said,
in the days Of Chmielnicki or at any
other tie. All the troubles and mis-
fortunes Of the Jewish race in the
long chain Of their martyrdom can
hardly compare with present-day
conditions in Central and Eastern Eu-
rope. 1t seems that all are bent on
the destruction Of the race.
But outside of that, the speakers
had little to say. The cruel and
gruesome fate Of our unfortunate
brethren is well known to US, except
to some who refuse to receive the in
formation. But a certain tone pre-
vailed at the Meeting, which was
not fit, perhaps, for a mass meeting
Of that type. All speakers criticize !.
the Joint Distribution Committee be-
cause Of its failure to attend or take
a part in the Carlsbad Relief Confer
ence. The speakers are positively
dissatisfied with this action Of the
Joint Distribution Committee and did
not hesitate to express it in very
strong language. But, as has been
said, this part Of the speeches was
positively out Of place, and there
ma ybe more than one opinion on the
subject. The results Of the Carlsbad
Conference are not so wonderful In
view Of the tremendous expense an |
trouble Il necessitated. The Confer.
ence did not discover any new ways
or means to aid the war-stricken
Jews Of Europe, and the interesting
reports read at the Conference might
have easily been made public in
print. At any rate, the question as
to whether or not the Joint Distribu-
ton Committee should have partic-
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-01
Page Nine

purposes. 1t is needless to say that
this act of nobleness made deep inn
preston upon one and all and that
congratulations were showered upon
the generous and unselfish man Of
God in untold numbers.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-01
OUR WEEKLY LETTER FROM
NEW YORK.

Mass Meeting of Peoples Relief
Committee-Conference Of United
Hebrew Trades on Immigration
Mischief Of Jewish Stage Unions
Copyright, 1920, by |. J.P.B
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-01

The United Hebrew Trades of New
York held a conference concernng
immigration.
AS is known, the Jewish unions ~
not agree with the stand taken By
most Of the trade unions in America.
The latter are opposed to immigrl
ton in any form, but the Jewish
trade unions, which themselves con.
sist Of immigrants, and know thu
conditions Of the Jewish workers ia
Europe, are not opposed to immigra.
ton. The Jewish workers under
stand, too, that to be opposed to i'm.
migration is to be opposed to all
progressive and humane principles.
Human rights should not be limited
simply because one may be looking
for work anG bread. But even the
Jewish unions cannot lose sight of
the fact that immigrants bring
surplus into the labor market ant
cause its cheapening, and thus may
bring harm to American labor. How
ever, such should not cause anyone
to proclaim the idea Of forbidding
all immigration. We ought to find
some means Of help to the newly
arrived immigrant, bring about their
distribution into industries where
there scarcity Of labor, so that
no one will suffer any harm, and tn.
country at large could only be aided
and its economic condition ameliorat-
ed.
The Conference, therefore, selected
a committee whose duty should be to
help the Jewish immigrant and not
to permit the Jewish immigrant to
try his luck in trades where he is
neither wanted nor needed.
The Jewish theatrical manager
now conduct fight against some
unions which are terrific burden
upon the stage. The ushers, bill post
ers, musicians, members Of the cho-
rus, and so forth, are organized to-
gether with the Jewish actors in a
Theatrical Trade Council, compelling
the managers Of the theaters to en-
gage people whom the theater does
not need. Two Jewish theatres IN
New York paid out to members Of the
chorus in the last year the sum Of
100000 each, although those
chorus people had absolutely no en-
pluyment during the whole season.
There are ohter instances galo'e To
add to the situation, there are some
unions which consist Of people who
do not even perform any Of the func-
tons the union name might indicate,
hut as they are members they receive
their high wages just the same They
themselves employ Substitutes" at
low salaries. Thus the "laborers" Of
the unions are actually exploiters Of
somebody else's work and are as
mean to their employees" as the av
erage boss"
Against this situation the .neatri-
cal managers wage successful
fight, receiving the support Of thu on
tire Jewish press, even the "For-
ward" Let US hope that their fight
will result in a speedy and d:sel we'd
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-01

ipated in the Conference is an open
and mooted one, and forms by no
means a sufficient basis for broad
cast accusations and limitless criti-
cism.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-03-27
HARRY BECK WOULD SETTLE THE COLOR QUESTION IN TEXAS POLITICS
SAVANNAH BANK BUYS in new YORK
PAYS 100000 FOR SITE
in HARLEM SECTION

New York, March 25.-Nail and
Parker have sold for the Harris Es-
tate the southwest corner of 1S5th
street and 7th avenue. being a plot
or 1105 feet on 7th avenue by 1875
feet on 135th street, covered by build
ings Nos 2290-92-94 on 7th avenue,
the corner and 202-4-68-10-12 and
IA on West 135th street.
This is the first time this property
has changed hands in % years. The
property come into possession of the
present owner upon the death of his
father. 1t has been purchased by the
Wage Farmers Savings Bank OF Sa-
vannah. Ga, the pioneer Negro saw
ings bank of Georgia. whose de-
posits represented in the month of
February $875,184.36 and having over
$4,000 depositors.
The bank has no definite plans in
mind for the present. They might
hold the property for some substan-
tial Improvement in the future or they
might consider re-selling II. 1t was
neighborhood of 100000.
This sale represents one of the
biggest transactions handled by Col
ored investors in this section for a
point not only in dollars, but of its
commanding location, being In the
Judgment of the brokers who sold
It, one Of the most, valuable sites for
Improvement in the entire Harlem
section.
The Wage Earners Bank is not 8
new buyer of Gotham real estate for
il was already heavily interested in
property here before yesterdays bis
deal. President l.. e. Williams of tht
bank arrived in the. city Sunday from
Savannah, A. A. Pope. New York
lawyer and formerly an instructor al
the Ca State College, Savannah, Ga.
handled the legal details Of the big
deal.