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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-09-30
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

nor pray with you" no longer holds
true, certainly not of an ever-grow-
ing Jewish element in occidental
lands. Going to the same school,
working in the same office and shop,
fed on the same pabulum, physical
and mental, often living in the closest
intimacy, how can the Jew be differ
ent from his neighbor?
These are all priori conclusions.
Now, consider the facts. Any one
who has ten or dozen Jews or Jew
ish families among his acquaintance
knows that, as in the case of other
human beings, no two Jews are alike,
neither physically nor mentally,
neither in manner nor in character.
Which one in this infinite variety of
Jewish types, corresponding to the
infinite variety of human types, rep
resents the Jewish race? The phil
anthropist or the miser? The saint
or the sinner? The fanatic or the
sceptic? The idealist or the gross
sensualist? The student or the
money-grubber? The gentleman or
the boor? That there are no Jews
Of the better and finer types only a
rabid idiot like Henry Ford or his
hireling scribbler would contend. That
there are no Jews of the coarser, de-
PRAYED types only an ignorant chau-
whist Jew would maintain. What
Jew embodies the characteristics of
the Jewish race? In what respect
does the Jew as Jew differ from 9TH
ers? Let some one point out any pc
cularity in any Jew which cannot be
found in non-Jew, or which cannot
be counterbalanced by the very op-
posite trait in another Jew.
JEWISH SEPARATENESS
But what about Jewish separate
ness and aloofness, and the refusal of
the Jew to intermarry? True, from
the time of Ezra the Scribe to very
recent days the Jews have jealousy
guarded their racial and religious
identity. For that reason separation
from the Gentiles became a part of
the Jews religious duty, altho, as
we saw before, the effort never was
quite successful. The reason for
such isolation was not, as the Jew
batter would say, Jewish pride and
intolerance and hatred or contempt
for others, but the desire to main
tain the Jewish faith, and the life
regulated by it, in their purity, and
to insure the preservation of the Jew
ish race until the glorious Messianic
day. The greater the dangers of ex-
tinction or disintegration that threat
ened at times, the more strenuous
and persistent was the effort to save
the race by surrounding it with a
fence of prohibitions and sacred rites,
marking it off from the Gentle world.
The Jews aversion to intermar-
riage was for the same reason. 1t
was religious and not racial. The
proselyte was welcomed into the Jew
ish home and the Jewish fold. Nor
must we forget that the prohibition
of the medieval Christian church to
have any dealings with Jews or to
intermarry with them was even more
rigorous than the interdict of the
synagog in relation to the Gentle
world.
IN MODERN TIMES
But all that was the case in the
past. In modern times in all occi-
dental lands where the Jew has been
c..11 4ha
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-09-30
IN MODERN TIMES

in MODERN TIMES
But all that was the case in the
past. In modern times in all occi-
dental lands where the Jew has been
given full liberty and equality the
separatism of the Jew centers in the
synagog, or his religious life, if he
is religious at all, and is found no
where else. He lives the life of his
fellow-citizens, receives the same
education in the same schools, speaks
the same language, acquires the same
manners and discharges the same
obligations of citizenship. The Jew
born in America, England, France,
Italy, Denmark, Holland and even
Germany, Austria and Hungary, is
in all respects, except the matter Of
worship, like the Christian born in
these countries. His interests are the
same, and he is only too anxious to
cultivate good fellowship with his
Christian neighbors, and to join him
in all civic enterprises and activities.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-08
Personal Mention

MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Woernor, Cal
ifornians, loft for Seattle this morn
ing following u visit nero In which
they investigated real estate and
other conditions thoroughly.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Warner, who
have resided here for number or
months. left for Sacramento this
morning.
George Stephenson loft for the
sauaw Flat country this morning
to inspect timber there.
Lee Dotcn, Of the Adams ranch
at Merrill, IL In town today.
Charles Hall. president OF tho
First National bank, returned from
a business trip to California points
last night. Ho was u away about
ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. ID. Hall, OF Ian
CELLS valley, are guests at tho Hall
hotel.
A. A. Bollman and Or. Gaddes
returned from trip to Eagle
Ridge last night and say that fish
ing up there Is fine.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-08
FOR SALE

1917 Hudson Super Six-Sl20O-
Terms II desired.
1919 Haynes. s passenger, best
mechanical condition-new tires
$3.50.
Ford touring car. Bosch magnetic
- speed transmission. Stewart vac
uum feed. 1920 body. best buy in
town $500.
1917 Ford delivery car with top
5000.
1918 Hudson Super Six, new paint
and top. Al mechanical condition.
$3.50, half cash.
1920 bort, $875-half cash.
1918 Maxwell All condition
$450--terms II wanted.
METROPOLITAN GARAGE. y
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NEW TODAY

FOR SAILS room plastered house,
bath and toilet, large lot. wood
shed and chicken house. Part cash
Balance $4,000 per mo. Inquire b.
Noud X. X. X. Store or Phone 545J.
SO
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-08

FOR SALE-60O acres OF land-sec-
tion 16, township 3S s. Range 10 T.
Willamette Mer. Particulars address
NJ. e. Johnson, 1913 Claiming Road,
Burlingame, Calf. 8-l2-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-08

WANTED-Some one to finance the
building Of a small home-Can
furnish the material to the extent OF
$4,000. Address Box 500 Herald.
S-9s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-08
FOR SALE

II you are looking for home. !,
would be glad to show you what
have listed. I have in homes. In good
locations. prices ranging from sl7bo
TO $4,000. Two of these homes are
furnished. I also have lots. business
and residence lots. in all parts OF the
CITY. Prices according to location
some bargains in Mills Addition lots
MRS NATE OTTERBElN
9th n Lincoln rhohe """."
30
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-08

FOR SALE-Heavy team, harness.
wagon. Ready for work-cheap.
See Dick & Co. 9Th and klamath ave.
S-9s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-08

LoST-Tire and rim 34x4 cord,
olene or Hatch camp road on east
side of Lost river. Return TO Acme
Motor Co. Reward. s-12'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-08

FOR SALE-Four lots, about two
blocks from Fairyiew school. Part
cash. balance time. Address 1908
High st. Sill
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-08

FOR SALE-New and second hand
tires. We save you money. See Dick
9th & klamath Ave. S-9'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-08

For reliable piano tuning leave or
ders at klamath Falls Music House
9Th Street. $50
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-08

People come miles to take advan-
tage of the Baths at the New Hot
Springs Bath House.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-08

More new pianos. and prices low
er, at klamath Falls Music house
9Th Street. 8-9s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-08

Carpets and Rugs cleaned TO your
satisfaction VIM. Lush, Phone
l90W. s-ll'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-08

Have You Seen Kelly today?
FOR RENT-A room at the Kollogg
House, ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-08
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

New three room house nicely locat'
cd on big corner lot, excellent garden
tract. It's a pickup at 31700. Only
1886 cash and balance like rent.
Look II over today.
Modern four room house and big
lot only three blocks from Main st, In
fine location at $4,000. Only $500
cash.
Big level lot near Big Basin Lum-
Der Co. Price Is only f475 and there
Is almost enough lumber goes with
lot to build small house. Cash pay
ment 5000.
Another big level lot near Big
Basin at s325. II has barn and Is
, fenced. Cash payment $3.50.
Big level lot In Mills Addition near
new school at 5000. Only $50 cash.
Corner lot In Second Fairview ad-
ditIon at s225. Cash payment $50.
Dandy corner lot In Hot Springs
Addn. one-half block from pavement
and will soon have pavement. only
| 5000 cash.
Another good corner lot in Hot
Springs Addn. at $3.50 cash.
| Lot % xii2 on Broad Sc. at 1910
cash.
We have the exclusive sale OF n
carefully selected list OF houses, lots,
business property, farms and ranches.
Give us chance to show YOU before
| buying.
CHILCOTE 4 SMITH
833 Main ~.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-08

BARGAINS IN USED CARS.
1 REQ six-A-i condition $1,000
1t passenger Hudson Super 80.
Six ""N
I-Buick Delivery wagon for quick -.
I-l9l7 Hupmobile. Easy terms $1,000
1880 Maxwell. Just like new $1,000
l-Reo Speed wagon; Best buy In -,
Town .......-.......s...ssss''s.'s'' N''NN
1-Reo Touring car 1917 model. ....
very easy terms.
1881 REQ Six. Better see this
quick.
l-Oakland Six In fine shape ~ ioo
1-Chevrolet 40 .....................,..s 80
I-Ford Delivery wagon ............ S27b
1t passenger Lexington-A Dan,
dy ...........-.........-.....-...
Will trade 7 pass. Studebaker TOT
Dodge Touring car.
q. l.. McWIIIIAMs,
36 Main ST. Pnohe i''
S-9s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-08

Phone t2tJ
for
anything from a I to passenger
car-any place day or night.
UNION TAXI
Phone 42fJ s-s'
FOR SALE--6 room modern home
stone and cement basement-nice
garden. flowers and lawn blocks
from Main. si200-half cash.
Also
Nice little 2 room house-ssOO-
Half cash. Also a few nice vacant
lots. 1915.
Also
room modern house. one block
from Main-s37O0. 500 cash, bal
ance $50 per month. Inquire. Parks
Union Taxi Co, sci Main. ~
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ADVERTISING
In-I,ninf .INnc

The largest type permitted In tns
Want IA pages IS IL point. and tho
smallest space in which l2-poirt
type ad may be set is one inch. The
rate for this large ;Spc is I cents !,
word daily and cents - word sun
day. The same scale OF reductions
VIII apply as FOR regular want ads.
These rates apply only To advcrl. sc-
mcuts originating Ia Richmond and
suburban territory. From other
sources the rates are: Daily. ii cent.
9Th agate line: Sunday Is cents an
agate line ,coUnt . words 10 the nnc).
Cash must accompany tao order.
Longer term rates Tor business adj
NcrtStrs on request.
Advertisements received as late as
20 y. NJ And 10 Z. VI. each week day.
and up to L. NJ Saturday for currec;
classification in the next EDITION.
Situation Wanted Ads-MA.e and
Fcsnaie-when presented at the Want
Ad Counter in TIE Dispatch Building
~ those out OF WON viii lie inserted
Free e Charge.
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Situations Wanlcd-lemulc :,,;

BOOZE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Burroughs
o1ua Pms '!--eh.n- operator .aI
G5sKkeepe. or one asSi.,-,a, -9a; S,!S!r
y"afs ON" s1p.T!ence. SOH L $40. care
The DispA,ch.
burroughs housekeeping alheA!nc. several
$ears oi:lce experience. Ec4 J :SJ. ca!.
Ius D.sg"tch.
nurse. The "4!;orl. y. ". c. A. o. Box
EA*IO$-Pos!t!un a. companion o.
HHoa;stsAee;"r il ANAL family. Phone
COMPANIONS wan;sI. position a. cn:n-
i,"uipn or n0usekeeaer BOX -. E!k-
Dl.ETIciA;N aesi,es ...s,iu,.oAai position.
Through hr0 "."dss .: y!la'mii!rs. or
sa iiIf si i!S,q ~ @ait5 5Sa' science. Mis-"
nDUsEH EEiEH aaa companion hy re-
,nei y9umt "''""g9, tor r.n,i"mnn,s
LII -', ElsAta aud F 'i. il''''' GIL
AoraEkEEin.Eii AND hgaer Ia city or
% 8h :. nee aa5 ~ ta Gss..iSn
$50.
I'M Ma H s4 to no'"2 Il r i"r i IN n
Je"rG. n e.,!s 81 !" s. .lsH'a'.o". Fox
LAb 5 % gtSiSG Tau5a i .i, "a;
dress Mrs. ii. g.. ,iI south Laur.!
LADY sim experience Ia uractical nursing
- egiI,,n!..:. - Xxx. ,. .E.h.!i 'taI
4 r.. AZ ~. Dispa,ci. - '''''S' i''i
SlAiD-ruslt"u wanted .s maid IN store
Or 81 ~" 81 "'i. u.s. c'.2Egd s'r!:
OFFICE WpHh Refined. middle aged
I'D, who b. oni4"d 1" wo... y ouid like
some SOFT u clerical or ONCE vorH. No
acquired. !ox 9 ~. care rhc DIsps,ch.
SgE%DGEArfiI.R I"u-y.ur "xporlenc sd
sn'E ..e 'nnr ra i.i i.ttns at 'n pa
sjS car" III. Dispatch.
OFFICE wOnK t:spsrieneca tyDi., de
..pmonc sis, Jones. ! East craze .'' STREET r;I
SI.ScGHAPiiEt--W ,oung lady.
experienced ara.5's ""s.i!?n as s;cmo:
5aaiA' ctp1r.ei.c" IN once wo,E t'"a i nsn
"a. care Ihc Dispatch.
81 E"uGRAriikH- wanted. younE lady
cief.col %grt iIsNs hr some esp.1,-
i.ad"rat. stiafy. Kaudoiph 5s:y-J
sTE&DGNAI DER EArpgl.r,rd younp
i4iy s'.nosr"ph". , "i'n,- pos. ion; excel:
srDNOGE AiuEH Wishes no.l,.ou: four
,,,lg l.f.ra,,,a. ..., ",. inrnia"
slE|OGnhri!tH rtIatic ospgficnceI
% m"ErtrhaF I.s.t,t ~ 'l."n ~ once.
a,,ss S,Snoa. !,i.ar N NS5!,n1 NJ
~ ."ll MtG.t"n Sod.
Z .-TsND'.Ighisi I.ls --- - urr.cur.I st,r,.
rHpts.I, D.cStpHI;i- OPERATOR wants tenn
..Toisry az ptgGAatat guslt!uis. Address
j 80 care IN" ni.ratch
+ Trust i'"si.ion wan.ca - youns lady
ono" work. h"u,sar! iit5.
!Yr.ST---N suites 4 vostuOn as tyuist or
EeU.r.I L;iig- tlc.L !'noHc I.nulcvard
G,-w Mis- y. "a. so!9 stuart.
'!.II7I 1ona1 t"c I,Hr,. yo.,,Ion a.,
ty3.-t u dicf"y.VLr operator, C>I..:l.
-. i.tnd".uh t5r;-J
.4I#t !oe.!rr anr" G1rUn- evenings at
nome a.! Randolph ...s at;vi $50
/ DAYS ~u." ".nt,I ~ cpl"reh G.rl. ii.
Eost Gay. Mt".spu h1U.J
LCESEEAt. office ana clerical WORK can
use tyre~fitSr; m"israte salary Ran
} WANTED -1'yping 10 do at homo during
evenings. can NandO.uh .,.S after q ,,
/ WANTED By gentle, .sGned lady rcno-
| ing 70 invalid bhut-in or aged porson
| Box 9 3it, care III. Dispatch.
WIDOW IS tstna!i child). desires position
| As housekecpcr or companion In good
| home city or county. Comfort a blo
! hoinp principol object. BOX g o7s. care
Tho DispateI
wn.T 70 oas IN sot0f Hs.d the olaasi.
49, 80 -
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lNDENE.D FOR QUICK
PREFERENCES
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given herewith cover morning AM
evening service in all instances. with
tho exception OF THE SCNrAI
TINES DiSPATCu. which IS priced
separately.
Schedule of Want Ad Rates
2!sc word daily, minimum
3uc. set solid.
&C = word daily, minimum 36c,
agate caps.
&c word sunday. minimum
soc. set solid.
&c word sunday. minimum
4oc, agate caps
consecutive insertions price
Of "a Insertions.
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OF -. insertions.
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EMPLOYMENT
statesmen and Agents

SALESM .AS-Wanssd, salesman TO sci. ou-
pencils on commission has!S. Reference.
required. Edison zen Company. Peters
SALES&AN-waHtcd capable salesman.
eNper!enccd IL selling shop and factory
CgGlplu"UC 20 represent US IN al indus
TRIAL Ceu;"rs. Prefer men now Selling
Kindred lines. and calling on ;hyir t-ade
r. su!3c!y. EXCLUSIVE territory allotted.
i.is-r.,' commissions allowed This is
an cHrOrtun4ty :or ''hus,lrrs' 10 make 3,
i.ric.aa".lt and profitable conn. 20 .un.
GIVE iLl! particulars and references IN
avs; letter iuiaski Foundry and MIX
Corn. iulask.. Va.
pocket sample: fun or spare ;!4.g. f.v.
territories opcs IN Virginia others
making bic money. send S. ~ for SATIN q
vie and Information State territory de-
sized, Rapid Special Sales e.. BOX 1853,
l.uLUCfy. Va
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Watch the / Headlines

y good u II gather what know the
from the headlines III The We have time
tlrtais--wc
And as hcai lines; ~ tabloid The
patch's ads
Each little alS cnrics "hcn,iiinc'--
the in'lcNing w"rl-tlat tells the heart
:
Want autumObilc" Watch the hcndncS-thci
tell what WaiiCS bargain
Want u place u Nat hcnlncs-thcy'u
tell where you II home.
Want anything nj all" Watch the hcadincS-tncym
right.
They'll help satisfaction aud WORTHWHILE
all round them II the ads
ti,r HiSIatCls classified
When q yu u cal Itan,lol
and ask nm atitH
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SrEAMFirrEi; HELPER desire: poxItiuu
years experience ~ pipe Wvr.. none
Madison I.y-.t.
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SiGN r.,iEri.k- Young man Watts PAIN;
inS sign OF mouse. wallis Ind bulletins
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EIGHT regular size linen
window shades, IS; one
four-burner Perfection
oil stove and oven, very
good copdition, $15; new
white enameled kitchen
safe, $3.50; Poly chrome
floor lamp, new, SIS; 35-
10. refrigerator, oak,
new, So. Entire second
floor apartment, 3 or 3
rooms, large porch and
grounds; rent very rea-
sonable. 1919 Kensington
Ave, corner Roseneath
Road. Must sell before
noon Monday.
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Statesmen and agents

aHLEs "aHST s~rta1 "u ,<mu..s.on %
I'D .,Df!g.-. si',fgtr motors ana Waiter
90 riflr '!"'atUTs IN ~" Richmond dis
met front OIL" all: tbCIuz!,r arfaayo-
W"hi 'Df s!'etTlca. man ~nO van iIUa,i.
md !rGs-r'Tr D.I product is NOR
"GEh!y moftfr ana hi.E grad. Price.
.riG AK. %. 2is.:!1 CU.nGsTlAnd street
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MUSICIANS.

y anted, musicians to
g.a., clarionet, slide from
bone, cornet, alto, ba 5 )
ana snare drum, VINO are
mechanics Or clerk $, for
band with a large manu-
featuring plant 30 miles
from Richmond. For full
information address
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vlht.d W S.ii FriY,d a,r,
"iCEi.EsS HkYfIDkEA TORY ard
Deico. i'Iht prosoe,s SYpiy Hubut b. .,
aEn,inE corpofsiion, i:t ksfsn EiEhtS
SLs<Sl, RAahxaoed, w.
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LIrE STOCK
Poultry and Supplies

BABY CHICk.-Slart ,hcm right. Feed
them cEREAl.IA NASH. Snid In - AMI
i"-tD. sacks u, Suur dealers or BTau"r
HASTEN. lbs H.. Cary Street.
cows. for sale Mr. West. az East Main.
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ISI1OiiS

TO THE STATE FAIR sEr Us
FOR ANY KIND OF HE'LL: GIVE
Us YOUR ORDER FOR QUICK
SERVICE. RICHMOND EMPLOY
MESr AaE%rr . y. Eromru
STREET
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der of Newspaper Can Proab Be Advertiser on This Page
EMPLOYMENT
Situations .Wantcti-NIulc ~


sALESM Young man. two years. *
son Sion ."iS gH saf tfS r Tt!n tganIs
SALES MAN--haper,cuc,d general hard
wa'G AMI MIL ,upi"y: salary or roln-
car thr p!.pai.h.
SiGN r.NNrEh--- Young man Watts pain:
i"g sign o. nous. wallis and Du!!c,ins
S'rEAMFirTEi Hi.II'i:i desire. position
years c$ps'.encc ~ pipe w"r, none
Madison 49,
! TRUCK nkiNEE-A young man wlshe.
Eosi,ion a. yrusE I iii,, OF a.ivims toT
pF's ssi ca .r' The d nisp snG driver hOA
TrrIsT--iouns man Thoroughly cAp.ri.
cnced GA Invoice and clam, WORK. also
GOOD .ypist, dr.ir"s position. lioA * ilC.
TYrIST--wuni-d young married man 10
Years, e!eIiea! .Aperienc.. rand typlst.
.aytnlns. Can iutnisn O.st OF reference.
BuA T. i5t. ear. III. dispatch.
WATCItMAN. carrinkcr or stable tn,u. no.
siuon wanted. Address hox III. v:,:-
ENERGETIC young m.n wishes position.
School Chou Cali i."ulc..ta 2 9IIsHS.' N'sn'
sIerK wants ,, DSs,!;Si, %Tns.e M. !,
nSsnamti"@ Mo:" nIa Ca" IN, ins;@!i s.n.ii
HANDY man al wvuiwurn painting ma.
ssnin"ry and ootc's BOX Is ~. cas.
HIGH SCHOOL. 10y Wants position ios
afternoons and saturdays. NyflTCuc,,
CAL bou.sNafd aiGu-t. store preferred.
MARRIED MAN-younE married man =.
tn support wife and bpby. Rave l..i.
travelling Eastern ig.i I,a for tn. ,..,i
YEAR Tor onn OF the l'rf"s; m.nuiac-
tnicrs IN America. II You have any
thins . All thar Is honest address L.
10. carr The pispa;cn.
SPECIALITY salesman. 10 yeats uyp.ri-
enc Can show good r"Co,a. desires
connection 9Th JobD"!s or iuanuia Ctur.r
Have good FOLLOW inS with th.y I";a! gro
cc;y Trade. loN l. les. care The DIS
pHtVh.
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ROOMS IND hoard
Rooms With Board

| FRANKLIN ST.. W. 5O3--Nicciy furnI,b.,
! front room: also another large room,
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nuainc,s service, Oucrcu

Brl!y&. ,p.,1aED ..tn SAT-,
;1.H.ri. a.. i.'tns,.teAsts a.. g. Ys.r,
as East isgnu. G.-.apu ia.-.l
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INSTRUCTION

Musical, dancing. Dramatic ~
DANCING. Fam Grounds all the wees:
afternoon anu evening. Continuous. GoOd
music.
DANCiNG--MTS. Linda Mallory. studio No.
/. North FIRST Street. private and class
irssons. Randolph 3.si-J.
DASCiNG-Mrs Emmcnnauscr. -. North
Harrison Street. guarantees in five Ids
s0hA. Phone Madison I2sl-W.
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Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-09-30
Record Tonnage Through Canal.

Washington.-Desp the world
wide trade depression which held dur.
ing the fiscal year 1921 new high rec
ord was established for American ton
mage passing through the Panama ca
nal. according to official reports re
ceived here. In total OF 1892 ships
traversing the waterway, 1872 were
American, exclusive OF government
owned and chartered vessels. The
nearest competitor to the United
States was Great Britain, whose flag
appeared on $40 ships carrying 3,722.
600. against 5,179.00O tons freighted
under American colors.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-09-30
LISTEN TO THIS, YOUNGSTERS!

II am going to eliminate home
work" said Superintendent Nichols.
ut Is the bugbear of school children.
And there VIII be no examinations /;
they merely worry the youngsters.
The students win do all their schoIas-
tic work right In the cIassrooms."
In addition, the schools will remain
open until ten o'clock In the evening
for special classes in manual training,
music, languages, art, dramatics. ath-
letic games, folk dances, domestic
science and movies. The parents viii
be invited to come to these classes
with their children.
Examinations are an unhealthy.
antiquated tyranny" added Superln-
tendent Nichols. "GrowIng children
should not be compelled to sit IN class
rooms all day and then lug books
home for night lessons. You can't
get an estimate of a child's mental
equipment by insisting that he cram
a lot Of facts in his head and scribble
MS many as he can remember on the
semester exam papers.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-09-30
CROP NOW
NEARLY AS BIG AS SILVER

Denver.-The production of vegets
bles for market and for seed hns de
veloped rapidly In Colorado during the
last decade, until the annual value OF
vegetables and vegetable seed grown In
the state II now nearly as great as the
annual value OF the silver output.
The leading vegetable crops are can
taloupes, cabbage. cucumbers, toma
toes. lettuce. celery. onions, beans ane
sweet corn. In the production of can
taloupes Colorado ranks second among
the stntes, being surpassed only by
California. Cantaloupes are raised
here both for market and for seed, this
state producing larger proportion Of
the annual seed output of the United
States than any other. Reports of
county assessors 10 the State Immigra-
tioD Department show that approx
mately 1900 acres OF cantaloupes were
grown In the state this year, of which
about 1000 acres were grown for seed.