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The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-07-29
Eleven

waxen poor, thou shalt strengthen
him, whether he be stranger or native
born, in order that he may live like
thee?' Can anyone be unmindful of
the Golden Rule, "Thou shalt love thy
neighbor as thyself?' or as Hillel
phrases it, Whatsoever is hurtful to
thee do to none?"
We Jews, dwelling here in America,
ought to protest against the enforced
stoppage of immigration, through the
peoples representatives in the gov
eminent, in order that the finer ideal
ism Of our ancestral faith might make
i.self felt tellingly in the life of our
nation. We, who are already on these
'hores, must not be oblivious of the
Geslre, the yearning and the hope
!iompting the misery-laden Of for
eign lands to come to the United
States. That we are already citizens
OF this land, while Others are not, is
a mere accident. If immigration TO
the United States should be stopped.
even for the limited time proposed,
great numbers Of human beings, in
GLIDING our coreligionists abroad, will
be doomed to lamentable starvation,
wocful disease and premature death.
1t has been stated that we are not
sufficiently prepared with American
Ization methods to assimlate all the
various elements which might find
their way to the United States, under
existing European conditions, and
that We have quite enough to do with
the assimilation of the various ma
i!,ralities already constituting our
population. II such is the case, our
egiect in the planning of the proper
characterization program is mis-
take which can be easily rectifed.
Let men Of light and leading, in the
manifold educational activities, get
together, confer and act, and We shall
put ourselves into the position to keep
Americas doors open without that
menace to ourselves which is feared
in some circles. To do otherwise now
would be to run counter to that for
which all Of us in America should
stand and which all Of US should be.
want you, and all others, to pom
der seriously the immigration bill. and
pondering it, not forget that, as it is
presented now, It is economically in
expedient, un-American, inhuman and
un-Jewish. And with these thoughts
in your mind, exercise whatever in
iiuence you can, by personal interces-
sion and public protest, against the
bill becoming a law. Do this, not
only that you may thus perform your
many-sided ethical responsibility, but
also pay your national obligatino,
Safeguarding thereby the future weh-
being Of the United States and its
standing, as a nation, in the Fedora
ton Of Mankind
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-07-29

HiHiSell W tnlS eHecJ' OUCH law
il passed would in my mind work
great harm; for illiteracy is by no
means always ignorance. If the i'm
migrant is Industrious and thrifty, he
will make a useful citizen, whether he
be literate or illiterate. The educated
schemer is in more ways than one
more dangerous than the honest work
man, even though he be illiterate."
II is well in this connection to recall
these sentiments. What America has
become, she is because of the influence
of foreign elements.
deem the closing of Americas
doors against the immigrant un
American. II has always welcomed
the stranger. 1t has ever been the
haven Of the suffering, oppressed and
prosecuted. 1t offered opportunity to
the lowliest. When other govern
ments excluded the foreigner and ex-
claimed, as Germany once did, Ger
many for the Germans! and as Russia
declared, Russia for the Russians"
America never sanctioned such lib
eral policy. 1t was on this account,
undoubtedly, that Americas voice was
heard, in the parliament Of the ma
tions, whenever she protested against
that which was undemocratic. Shall
America 20 back on her traditions?
Shall she sacrifice the spurs she has
won? Shall she, at this late hour
hold the millions for whom she has
room at bay, when they seek to avail
themselves of American opportunity
and American citizenship?
! consider the closing Of Americas
doors against the immigrant inhuman.
In the light Of higher ethics. what is
the duty Of the individual, and even
the nation, in the possession Of COM
rarative prosperity, toward those less
favorably conditioned? Relief is
the word which characterizes the
duty. What would you think of the
man who, when starving or freezing
brother comes to his door, will deny
that brother food or shelter? Does
not people lose in world esteem il
II refuses aid to an unfortunate immi-
grant who asks such at its hands, in
the form of admittance to that peo-
pies country? Nations. like persons,
have not yet learned that possessions
are only trusts, to be used for the
common good. Whether one man or
another is responsible for the remark
that certain nationalities, having been
driven from pillar to post, are now
worthless in the life OF nation, the
remark is unworthy Of him, claiming
TO be lowered with a finer humanity.
Out there in European lands, are mil
lions who are in need. Though we
may be willing to send sums Of money
ever so large across the waters, for
the alienation Of their misery, the
assertion may be ventured, without
fear Of disproof, that il the millions
were brought here, and would be
allowed to help themselves, a better
day should dawn for them through
our humanity.
! term the closing Of Americas
doors against the immigrant IN
Jewish, even "un-Christian." EN-
ploy the term Un-Jewish, not merely
because would have Jews look upon
the United States as a land Of prom.
Use and dwell therein in security, but
also because the stranger. according
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AuGi1o" s-s.i. - " A"ied. position a. m
a.-,.o...v!.. ndGtvs, =. L. -"
.,..sG,,u. y. &. q"
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statesmen.

A Baltimore progressive
wholesale dry goous and
notion house, we'll adver-
tised, has territory open
for several good statesmen.
Our sales force is backed
up with liberal adveltis-
ing. Give full particulars
with first answer, which
will be held strictly conf
dental. Only live wires and
men Of ambition need APP
ply.
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SELL something everybody must have
IeA. ''.a "n' oNe7 again ami note ;hat
We s.!i i"-si' II j. dnigGe. L. :. pro
asr,y" .'H-.r, pns!'4.c uccrs,ty be-
chHS" OF rpF"ruaI'Ht railing. wi'h yearly
Iei."i exclusively owned and CON
- !,u are an order ''E"r
80, ~ '' ''' L" ""y, Y
- ,,.,.-i - ''''"h YOU Mil.
sir'tI ..,,s. ~ Ia M'Sl 3D. p
,,hG ,,,,rt.y 'of 'A'7.
sourh Dearborn S,-..r. cn#as,
sr,, t
-, A't i' AHl
- ,too Ht-tnt
T.. o. H-i'. A' a..H
%i tgls e.. a.,r,.f.. 'i''.
,y,Sc1,,,,,r
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. ''H' Lhs hotri men aad all cInrloycr.
'' H''" write rLonc oJ zoe ua ". Nav,
NV" ANS Tor All KINDS "r work EIcb
MHna Employment Agency IN,
"'t i,d'bD. ph G.r3-W
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We have an attractive proposition
Tor an eHpcT.cnceG t!.e sL.eEman
who nas c..rnts.r Aad ability TO
sci! n!sa quality t.rc ANA luDc ia
ihc STATE .! iIsInIa. sa.ary and
coniEn.ss.o. basis. The suSyrss!n
applicant must be q producer. Re-
ply in confluence, SWING iu.i record
as to positions heed. age. etc, to
BcI l. $50. care The Dispatch.
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AINvI-' IAN Ain accountant with .,.ru.
'hN ""'..'!' Ia.'to'G u. n4..u.... my -.
|o."'..s "".". !"vIu-.Ab >os, y,.t..
~ N'''''t>' "''" '.'ni .h.t o.rEa pro-
.''"N'v" a. tA-'."".c 10. I..,.A...r ,.,,
h"'" ""." 80 !,.vgy.,ts. nuA = ~
~a.u 1ac .'Is.A.Sa. go
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SALES&EN-Wcil-kn known New York con
Germ. handling myns felt and stra "
hats. wants resident statesmen. STATE
reference. experience. confidential. BOX
81, Room .o2. w":!d building. New
York,
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SALESS! EE--Hc!r's EIoneym.kvr. SOL
spin and ',E" nvS sa.,s sun,u.aIor,
10 per cent commissions. Evvry pace
OF business prospect. SOFA Novelty
Co. Atlanta. Ga.
SALtSAi LN-seyc.aI Iiye-wise statesmen
toE virginia aud North Carolina ierEi-
tory. 10 work JobD2rs ana dealers on
Iasi-scIlins autu EluUi.r utCc.surlc, LIZ,
ttai commissions. Apply .1. Chamber
OF Commerce
Statesmen visiting dry goods. dug trade
sell human "":r nets. sN-.usI.u tvgti-
tory. ia.t OF al time. Attractive com
'nisSiow. Original Co. I.S W,s, Midi.
son. Chicago
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" ANIkD-i growing fertilizer business
win excellent future ncedr manager
haH,csmAn. active and In position to in :
Hr-f $500 20 $500 Business could
"as!ly provide for . active men Box
80. The Dispatch.
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ERs-savc money. get results
"o'pase 'atc book teLs how, greatest
po""!vi al its A.nd pu"Ashvd. Matted
lice. Standard Advertising Agency, zoo,
81. I.nuls. Mo.
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VI.I'I.It"-W ANItI. D yu..ns mAu 40. .,
'"'''i"h 49, Ger" Ia avs sior. 10 IN
"Is''''ss i'oA r .VI. care IN. ni.'
IaiCn. '''S
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SALESMES wanted Ia vis!i small iOwns
:neniioI. age. references. experience and
salary expected. Liberty beverage CO..
ST. Louis. Mo
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h"' q jtaI SOLID AY BUslNEs, am,
w'H'4 "h" 1" 'oeate vita Il GOOD cIo,h.
-" furnish best reference C.u NJ,
son oI-t-J, OF write 30! +. IirO.d =,
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SITUATIONS wantcdMlcmulc ;,g

HOY EN- Observation-Disclosures Lady v.t.,.
housekeeping IA "4d overs nome. ,i.v
p!,.er.e4. address 4. 81, care IN. Dis
IaISa,
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ALEsMEN-Cnnlag on o. ks. real estate
firms corporations ana r.y.rs "a soil
on!! ar nd l!ae The EoE; rornplot. line
OF Rcd Rope tjinr mr.lIu.;. ady-rtiS-
'nf wallets aad cnvc!oprs made. Must
STATE t.''iioIy ana experience. Good
coin;nlss o., E'!s.ar. b. N..nr. C.u-
phny' Static" *. Philadelphia. "a.
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SIE\OGKAruEK Young ncf, .,,.,i
'"Iru EivHusihphor. also student
nh.'f pilh' sysiein, desires position
WIN advertisement Sot affsli OK wan
Adde'S BoN 2sG. care tn. ,,I., Y' a.
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"a LISA! IN Exceptions. opportunity for
fc" statesmen who write az once. l.!yu
men no" earning SO To 500 per day
Ncc!e'Ey t"lvn!"r Factory. Washington.
Town
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Statesmen 30 sell full line OF cruokcry.
cn"ii'el"afc, glassware. aluminium. etc
ais, aH.a sob .o,s decorated ot!ds ana
ends ana Job lots of white c;ocKcry and
eEam"i"%Tti Blk commission paid
promptly B..n.r Pottery Cumpauy
ScbTiug Ohio.
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ROOMS md BOARD


Rooms Without Board Os
FIFTH ST.. y. I0i-Doubic. heated. fur.
nishcd room FOR rent.
FLOYD AVE.--Furnishcd room: all con-
vcnlcnceE. boulevard 2732-J.
FRANKLIN. Il. Iio-ror rent. large rooms
with kitchchctte: also front room Sec
ond floor.
FRANKLIN. Il. '2oi-Furnished single
rooms Mrs. Sciden. 81 Eas, Franklin.
| FRANKLIN. W. lgo-An nttrac,iveiy fur
hIshed. m-hcatcd room for business
gentleman: elevator service. Worry r.. .
sohhoie 100 West Franklin Randolpn
$3.50 W
| FRANKLIN ST.. w.-Busincss women n,
| gentlemen. TWO drsirabl. rooms and prI
vate bath. Madison 3,i3.
FRANKLIN ST.. w--i.urgc modern from,
room. spiendidiy furnished. M.diaon
223s.
| FRANKLIN ST.--I.nrgc. furnished front
room !of two EeH;.ciuCn. electric lights
hot-water heat. Franklin Street near
Jefferson Hotel Madison liiI.
FRANKLIN ST.. w.-For rent. Yves,
Franklin. near Monroe Park, large.
httractirely furnished room In prIyat,
home: hea, and electricity. Randolph
1898. 2o?. care The Dispatch
GRACE ST.. T.. 3oi-For rent. two rou,.s.
kttehen.ue and bath: arst floor
GRACE ST.. L. io7-Nicery Furnished,
rooms with steam heat
HEATED. furnished bedroom and living.
iooni' kiichenctic. business couple.
boulevard s3-J.
MONTICELLO. 1T y. s,h 81. Sanitary
rooms. soc. 75c. 81 daily. IS TO ~ weeniy.
NICELY furnished room; steam h.a, .na
electric lights. Madison li77-w.
oNE nicely furnished room. steam heat,
one or two Gentlemen. Madison 7ls.-W.
PARK AVE. 2s2S-Niccly furnished room.
WIN heat. electricity. phone. opposite
|" bath. large clothes closet, Phon.
m,otnins or alter Il. Al. boulevard Ig6.
hoOMa-fuiniahnd rooms. double ana
single heat. light. bath. Adults only.
Madison 1893.
srEA A-iEArED. comrlctc!y furnished
housekeeping rooms, Kitchen modern ia
.ssiy itHbcci pri'atr Iorches. t.ic.
phone ANA Janitor service: close to bust
htHS SECTION, randolph a,-..W
Noonis Tor ituuscA .cp.ms 90
GRACE 2os-isoom and k!,chear,,. 10.
rent.
GRACE. z07 IVES Two rooms ana
@!ichcnette for light housekeeping.
GRACE ST. r. 2I5-itous, ar.
meat electric nght-. heat. cOon.ns GA.
ana Telephone. conveniently, located
terms Reasonable.
H!GliLANn rARk-Fout rooms; mod
si". sspai"i. .';rsmce Can Madison
a:i6-J after - 81
MAIN ST.. Nii4 E.-L!Sh, housekeeping
ICONS. TABS boHrd"is wanted.
fAHh AVE-. .2iO-rlyo rooms FOR rem,
suitable Ter liSnt housekeeping. Phone
boulevard 1909.
EOoMS-Two nicely furnished rooms for
REM Tor nsht houaeH.rpiny gas. e!ec-
ti!c Ilbhts and water included. Can
NALdo.pn i3s5-J.
THIRD ST.. =. 22U-Very large. clean.
comfortable room and Kitchen. c!cctrIc
lights.
TWO !a!s" sreonn -iioor from, rooms. FUR
n!4h,h TOT huus~ nccp!G- no children. 10
East Main.
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Box L 52i,
Care The Dispatch.

ALESMEN--Securc M.I!ard agency Tor
candy and gum Ia your district. VIII.
;of particulars. Willard. $50 broadway.
Sew York.
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SALESMEN 10 call ON retail drug trade
selling toilet brushes GA commission
basis Must be- acquainted VITA the trade.
None but these who furuIsa refer
rHc"s need Apply. Can SGMGay. Samuel
leNiit. AurIhEs notel.
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Business Opportunities
y CLIENT OF THIS

oWcc has asked US 10 find dis
ir!hutor Tor his products for tho
State OF Virginia and adjacent
territory. The man we select must
nav. extraordinary sales and or
San.liug ability and sufficient car-
'i"i TO cover mis- selling expenses
me only investment required By
the manufactured Is for merchan-
dis. ordered, and the distributors
w!Il :ut lac required 10 tdhe more
th"n eLc months supply at a time
Inc product ~ u wcii-csIubl!shrL
auiuncoiic accessory OF which
ihvusAi ds have been sold IN.
distributor viii have backing Of
strong local ana uatiur,a, uuvrr-
Using hHd liberal margin OF
Woii. Write ;u.!y IN nrst letter,
s!NlEI enough Information So that
wc chn JuuSc II YOU are TIA. man
to recommend.
HARRY {. MICHAEIS CO.
ApN tkiIslNG AGESCl,
!!3 i.t-A NGION AVE.
NEW YORK.
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Statesmen wanted by the worlds largest
company Specializing In acc.iru, NM
health Insurance. TO men with se.iiu.:
ability splendid opportunity 20 build
pTonilo.r business Is offered Cash
cohpc!!sa TO" a"d .!h' raj rcncwa! COM
niss!o"s APPLY TO Johnson * Adams
Southeastern Managers. 13S bond Ida
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ga LEsAs.N 10 cover loct! territory SELL
!ns dealers. Guaranteed salary OF .luu
per wech :oT g.,.At Inam. The Klch,it,
CO. zoo fi;n A..iue. New YorN. \. 4.
Permanently located In civ
TO act as distributor for .-,.hl.shad
concern. Must have references nn.
small capita. Washington Electric
spee!"hl's' %" i street. :. W, Wash
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WE hay" III. mounting TO make yoIir ,il,,
inond appear larger. You'll surely l.i,.
u, Schaat BROS. jewelers.. i2G Eas,
Broad Street.
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INSTRUCTION
Local Instruction Glasses 1:

ENGs-!Hii-sma!i class To teach privately
~ a'uh"nS VI university OF Virginia
from to on AiO.dAy TUESDAY .,,'.,
Ihursdry evenings Coaching I'm Eng
!!sh "a specially ca!! Madison 1870
Gu'DING. saXonhomis, OF the Ei,ou.
.fophonc studio. / East Main Strc.,
rhOnc Madison 43yl-J
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COw--Family cow for sale: Will sacrifice
us have place TO keep her, will
DO fresh about last OF February. Gail
uuulcvard .S9.-J. between and l.. NJ
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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities


WE want LOU men To write US AT once
Tor our list OF business opportunities.
National EnterprisinI School. 5li North
second Street. Richmond. Va.
WE sell busincsscs--ali kinds--priynt.ly
without publicity. See us to buy or sell
business. Richmond business EX-
Grange, Sellers Of businesses I0l East
Grace. Randolph GERM.
100000 CORPORATION wants c1pnhl.
man TO open oiiice and mahage statesmen
Tor fiSh-c!ass new device; costs 81 r..
tails IS. Every home prospect Big
moncy-niakng possibilities Tor right
man. Opening in every city; $500 to
$1,000 necessary to finance exclusive
agency. Scott. S: West Washington.
Chicago.
Investments, Stocks, bonds 80
FOR SALES shares BenJ. 4. CruInp Co.
common stock Sl25 per share ii. Al.
Baker. l.. ". BOX S0i. RIchinond Va
Money to Loan IN
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EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents

WE start you in business. furnishing
e .' ny. men ana women. oppoI,
I weekly operating our New System Spe-
! cisiiy Candy Factories" Home anywhere;
/ hookiei rec; W, Hil!ys! ksgsdaie.
+ va star, you Without u dollar Soaps,
/ extracts. perfumes. toiic; goods. Expe-
/ risnco unnecessary Cnrnution Co. Dept.
| - 81 Louis
[ WONDERFUL seller. 36c ptut!t every dol
!ai sales deliver on spot. license un-
necessary Sample free. Mission, Factory
Z" -'.i snita street, Detroit. Men.
SQoGa rROSIT--Mon and women clearing
Gu.d. lis "vrHls nvw washing COM
pound wonderful seller. big repeater;
natures misatics; cleanser; 100 other
uses. Free sample. Mitchell, 1906 East
s!Aiy-nrst. Department Sl5, Chicago.
Situations WantcdMtcmuic $50
y SETTLED WOMAN tcolorvdp. Of good
ia"''y. VA" can read AMI wTi'c. wants i
place TOT uihCv wuIn OF Ia a s;or. 10
ei.ah. iO- East Clay Street.
MpAEIoN-- Position waited as com.
I""'o"' s"Nri",ss' assistant In home or
10 iar.y gong sVuin Leaving town no
vDJeei ,as. Madison t55i-J.
COMPANloN-A lady WISHES "a position
as Goa. 'nnIVn "a superintendent. uuu,.-
hetIes. BEST liIy :vtvrvntrs bon f.
.vt, care a" Dispatch.
t.LE CLLEi>-i Dung .ady Who /, an ~,
IeiienSed h.e cierA ucSucs position I'M
Med.nte.y. call h.u!eNa:d Jl.A-W.
HELrr !.-Al:GGir-a widow would liks
pate 40 helper Ii. uoa.d.ns or rov.n.ns
nodsc OF as mothers I...yv.. uoA 4 I.o
case ihv DIspaica.
HOI SEN MISUNDERSTANDING Lady v.,,,,p
housekeeping IA "4dJMcr's nome. Lay
p!t.ei.ed' address a. S-4, care Ihv Dis
laISH.
= o"ss.--,ir"uuate nurse wants position.
Val uvns'c! "ae OUt OF tuwu E.Its,I
.N|'s!eGt'. = s'p, care 4ao Dispatch
NUl.a l.. r,.!s.vs.u. d,s.r.s ua, wo,k o,-
nee, C,i.iS ot INSTITUTIONAL Mui or.
itaso''aoi'. ..dd.,ss =. =. o.. -.uv k;.st
Lace street ..y. rhone hauuvivn
o.t1GE Observation-Disclosures office ana
>.,'.e". "o.~. ose I!pewutvr. mod.r.,a
s..".y. i.".uo.pM V-sy-N.
OFFICE NORn--Lad, wisnes cIcrIc,i NO
s.'."n. s-N,viIe"S,u. ,tuI.A, ACCURATE.
H,s' ft.e.'">es box Il .iv. car. rue
IS..,ASGI..
ofrtch woRK-rost,ion wanted b.
!oa"s !aly ~ do.,vi office. No c..,x
OF a..y AInd -. heuerni ONE. wnr.
i,ou.,tasA 1884.
oFr.~.. "Oitn-i ounS lady Win & y.urs,
eArr'IenS" II" every mind Ul once, worh
uses '"s'"'.' at o"ee. II possIo!r.
IJIaYatGiI.
s1i'' A.>I--fvsii!on wanted by seryan,
sara 10 clean VI muse. Address t.,,,,,i,.
.1ut'v.. ~ !I!n.I.e lui.. Va.
.rAoGKA,iiEN .AIcrivncea. 1.f.,.,c..
'-s'Fts position a. once. Hou!cvarI
-s-y-M.
ii'.o IT i.st-c!ass iypis; destrcs nos.
'-o... hes. ic!c.cne,s. A4ur.ss o.
box 20.
1919 i"S's."" "a i!p!Sl or muIt!Er.ph
vtt'"NtF 1.".rTe!.,cs. I...I Al,u.su., 49,,
"A"ihD. T.! midi'r-ag,d practical nurs.
1851" :" CAFE 1v' ieiinvd luIaIiu or
''"A .oO' care 'tAc Dispatch.
| W AN / hD. position as vVIIly..l.,u. n.,.
'tebt'. poA -, i.ih"voi. Va
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SALESMAN WANTED
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VIZ" 81 S'csls.Is. Cal AR. r. L. sn,I.
'e''' """-"iTa tVst'J. between q unu :
;. -. 'u
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fEuK EXPERIENCED caaun,,r
wants Joo d'!'."B tor p!hai. fanny
f"""c A.HG!aom il53.NY '''
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81 SiALTf SALESMAN. ton years. .,r..
T''"ce. good record. 80. trad. an,
D"hn ieierrnc"' Wiling to wor. on CON-
The Dispatch N~''
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-07
THREE RESIGN FROM
I'LL. UTILITIES BOARD

Springfield. Jan. Three vacan.
cje> on The state public utilities CONF
mission viii he filed Immediately
when Len Small takes Office Monday,
The vacancies result from the resig-
nations Of Chairman Wilkerson and
Commis sioner Lucey. effective Jan.
10 and the election oG Commissioner
Fuuh to congress from the Blooming.
ton district
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-07

minister, Lloyd George,
says the Westminster
Gazette. Father O'Flan-
agan vice president CT TIE irish re.
public" is expected to arrive mere to-
day. and his coming is said to be in
connection with new peace discus
siOnS.
All reports are largely featured by
afternoon papers, which speculate on
the possibilities Of an early peace se'-
tiemout and a final solution Of the
Irish problem.
Departments Split"
Washington, Jan. IT, Conflict be-
tween the state and labor depart
mems over jurisdiction in the case of
Lord Mayor O'CalIaghan of Cork.
seeking admission to the country
without passports. reached an open
breach today Regardless Of the I'm
al right to his admis SION O'Callaghan,
who is on parole, is expected to tes-
ufy on Jan. i, before the committee
Ireland.
Predicts Irish Vendetta.
New York, Jan. 7.--Harry Boland,
secretary to EamOnn de Valera, de-
clarad at mass meeting here last
night that If England doesn't stop
its campaign Of murder in Ireland,
We will create a race vendetta among
the millions Of irish throughout the
world and exact an eye for an eye
and a tooth for tooth"
THE time has nearly passed" he
said, for little race of 4,500,0 900
people to continue putting up los
ing fight against G00O0,000. When
they see anything British. by Cod,
strike it,
He urged recognition OF the Irish
republic by the United tSate5
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-07
PRESIDENT OF IRISH
REPUBLIC" URGED TO
MEET LLOYD GEORGE

London, jan 7---Eamon de Valera, president
of the Irish republic, is reported to have been in
vited to come to London to confer with the prime
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-07
w e EATHER n.

Mostly cloudy tonight
and Saturday; somewhat
colder.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-07

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