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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-18
The Home Garden

The farmer who has not been hav-
ing a good. vegetable garden does not
know what a great convenience and
economy it is to have all his vegeta-
bles and small fruits fresh from the
garden whenever he or his family wish
them. 1t is not altogether matter OF
money saved but you have the best,
have it handy and have the pleasure
and satisfaction of raising it yourself.
Like for any crop the soil should be
we'll prepared before any planting is
done as the plants get better start
and will be much easier cultivated.
Where one has raspberries, blackber-
ries. strawberries or asparagus in the
garden it would be we'll to put these
over on one side so they will not need
to be disturbed when the remainder
Of the garden is plowed every year.
A row of asparagus in the garden
will furnish a great amount of good
cheap food ia the spring when there is
not much else in the garden to eat. 1t
can be grown from seed in two or
! three years or one can buy the roots
cheap from most any seed house. We
like the Palmetto variety the best as
it seems to do the best of all on the
different kinds of soil.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-18

need of some system of distribution
for immigrants, a defect which Com
missioner Husband has placed his fin
ger upon.
Wallis points to the fact that there
are some communities in this country
which are asking for satisfactory i'm
migrants, while other communities are
, frantically protesting against any
more coming to their section. He
says the government must send immi.
grants to places where they are needed
and prevent them from going to
places where the labor market is
| glutted.
Cities Are Crowded.
Commissioner Husband joins with
Wallis in the assertion that the gov.
eminent must correct the economic
situation arising from the flow of for
eign population to the large cities.
There is land enough in this coun
try for millions of small farms" Com
missioner Husband said.
Our plan is not to replace Ameri
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-18

can farmers with foreigners but to
create new farms and make new farm
ers, thereby increasing the resources
of the nation.
'The majority of our immigrants
are peasants and essentially farmers.
Our plan is not to scatter these peo-
pie out in sparsely settled sections
and put them up against the problems
that our pioneers went through. Meth
er do we plan to start foreign settle
! ment communities. Our employment
service, which has been shot at SO
often, but which the congress saw fit
! to continue, can be made to be a great
aid to the immigration service"
During the week beginning April
g! 25, there will be a sale of government
; owned motorized vehicles, trailers and
bicycles at the army quartermaster's
depot at Jacksonville, Ind, according
to an announcement of the director of
sales, war department. Prior to the
opening date of the sale and in ample
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-18

time to permit buyers to make inspec-
lions a detailed list of all items to be
offered will be available. This list
and other definite information may be
obtained upon request from the officer
in charge Of motor transport, Quarter
masters Depot, Jacksonville.
Warren Lucas who. until a rev
months ago, was employed IN the war
department this city, has returned TO
Washington from his home Ia Ricn-
mond. Ind, to accept a position in the
office of the collector of internal rev.
enue. While in Richmond Mr.. Lucas
was employed as a clerk In the Penn
sylvania railroad offices.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-18
GiDes Rotory Address
BY Wireless Telephone
(By Associated PresS)

PITTSBURGH, March 1S.-S. G. Nc
Farland Of the Pittsburgh Rotary club,
yesterday employed the wireless tele-
phone to address a session OF Rotar-
ians at Charlotte, N. c. Mr.. McFar-
land, who was to have attended the
meeting in the south, found it impos-
sible to leave Pittsburgh, SO he ar
ranged to have a receiving set in
stalled at Charlotte. A Pittsburgh
concern which manufactures wireless
telephone equipment. made the neces-
sary arrangements here and Mr.. Nc
.Farland delivered his address over the
wireless telephone.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-18
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taken up early during the extra ses-
sion of congress and predictions are
being made that it will be passed and
signed by President Harding. The
measure limits the number of immi-
grants to be admitted to the United
States annually
Wallis. who is an expert on immi-
grafton, urges that the diseased and
undesira bles be screened out by Amer
lean agents at foreign ports of en-
barkation. He asks for an increase in
the examination force in American
ports, declaring the present force is
entirely inadequate. He advises a
closer physical examination of every
adult and child asking admission to
the country, and he emphasizes the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-18
STRIKERS REJECT TERMS.

STRIKERS REJECT TERMS.
SIOUX FALLS, N. D.. March 1S.-An
effort to bring about settlement of the
strike of 700 employees at the John
Morrell Packing Company here failed
when strikers at mass meeting voted
unanimously not to accept terms offer
ed by the company
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-18
Farm Sale Calendar

Tuesday, March %.
Gaar farm, one mile north. on New
Paris pike. Big sale of high produc-
ing dairy cows, imported from WisCon-
sin: also horses and Duroc hogs
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-18
Complete April List 2. az
Now on Sale 3;ai97ss777z3
Columbia
Records. +.
ga.&s
Song Hits

o s W.l. ;, o IN p1swh.. Al Jo'on Asset
Sweet Daddies Grow Van and Schenck $i'oo
Lookfor the Silver Iinins-From Sally Harris 1857
I'm Gonna Do 1t If Like 1t Marion Harris 500
Why Worry-From Her Family Tree Nora Bayesl +, ...>
just Snap Your Fingers at Care }A.SSoo
From The GrArn4Uioh Village EoAi1 Nora Bayes >A.oo
My Last Dollar Bert Williams (A.33ss
I'm Gonna Quit Saturday Bert Williams $l.o0
Crazy Blues Mary Stafford and Jazz Band Ia. 1865
Royal Blues Mary Stafford and Her Jazz Band SSc
Rose Of My Heart Samuel Ash ASSES
Beautiful Hawaii Campbell and Burr eSc
Southern Lullaby Barbara Maure (A.33sS
Nanny Dear Barbara Maure $1.00
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-10
SPRAY Of THE FALLS|

Rebekahs will meet tonight.-Adv.
Ticket dance tonight, Odeon.-Adv.
Water fronts a speciality at Barry's,
ADV.
Art Wrankle of Dooley, was Wis
itor in Great Falls Wednesday.
Exhibition millinery. Routzahn's ex-
elusive shop. 10 Fourth st. So.-Adv
Mrs. J. NJ. Brandt came in from
Augusta Wednesday for short visit
Miss Anna Probst left Wednesday
afternoon for Cascade for few days
visit.
f. f. Lewis came in from Brady
Falls.
Ole Forsyth Of Pennington, was a
business visitor in Great Falls We'd
nesday.
Charles Kissack Of Goodale was a
business visitor in Great Falls We'd
nesday.
r. G. Haywood came in from Miles
City, Wednesday, for few days bus
mess visit.
]. p. Mcdonald of Brady was among
the out Of town visitors in Great Falls
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Bean were Wis
itors in Great Falls from Augusta
Wednesday.
Mrs. Anna E. Nett Of Augusta, was
transacting business in Great Falls
Wednesday.
John Mayer came in from Sun River
Wednesday for a few days. visit in
Great Falls.
w. 4. Morrow came in from Fort
Benton Wednesday for short visit in
Great Falls.
G. w. Tintinger spent Wednesday in
Great Falls, from Cascade, transact
ing business.
Manuel Schlepp came in from Brady
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-10
tuberculosis Clinic
Treats % Patients
in First Five Weeks

During the five weeks that the free
tuberculosis clinic has been held by the
public health department % patients
have been examined. A number Of
these were dismissed as negative cases
and several others were held under
suspicion but only one patient has been
sent to the state sanitarium at Galen
for treatment. That patient was an
ex-solder and had contracted tubercu-
losis while in the army. Three pa
tients were examined at the clinic We'd
nesday afternoon, two of these were re-
turn patients and one was q new pa
tipnt
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-10
LITTLE SNOW THIS WINTER
IN JEFFERSON FOREST

A. r. Sanders. ranger in charge of
the Castles district of the Jefferson
national forest. of White Sulphur
Springs, is in Great Falls for a few
days detail Mr.. Sanders reports very
little snow in that section and that the
range IS fully stocked. 1t was neccs
sary to disapprove of 600 head Of cattle
in that section.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-10
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

McMILLIN-Thef funeral Of Daniel J.
McMillin will be held at the w. Fl.
George Co. chapel at 2 o'clock this
afternoon The Rev. Christoph Keller
win officiate. Burial will be in High
land cemetery Mr.. McMillin was a
member OF the Mill and Smeltermen's
union.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-10

McCUE-The funeral of Mrs. T. F..
McCue was held from the T. F. O'Con-
nor Co. chapel at $3.50 o'clock yesterday
morning and at St. AIMS cathedral at
10 o'clock where high mass was said
by the Rev. Father NJ. T. O'Brien. The
pail bearers were ]. F. Peters, Frank
Fogarty, w. D. Lotus, Leo P. McMeel,
Thomas CORDIALLY and Robert Crowley.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-10
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

PEPWORTH-The funeral OF viii
liam Pepworth was held at the Catho-
lie church at Cascade at 10 o'clock yes
terday morning, where mass was said
by the Rev. Father Pollack. The pail
bearers were A. Brisco, M. Moore, p.
Mol, DR.. Vanatta. William Doan,
Frank Zonkers, Mr.. Brady, and H w.
Brown. Funeral was in Hillside GENE
terry under the direction OF the r. r.
O'Connor Co.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-10

Those old-fashioned
rag rugs our grand
mothers used to make.
They are serviceable
and come in mixed
colors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27
INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON FOR TODAY


women that place Whcrc the body ~
the lord had rested. and hade them %
go quickly and tel the great news a.
the disciples reminding them ~ the
Lords appointment 10 meet them In
Gnlllcr They ioyrilly oloyed ana
fastened from thu tomb with their a.
tonlshlHf message ON thoh way hack
into Tho city i"sus himself met them
and uluted them kindly. Th,y bowed
On worship hefH, The Lord himself
had' them utt tn fear but to do ne the
angel had hidden them carry the uu
nouncom'rt - his resurrection 90 biz
disciples Thar they should meet him 90
The appointed place ln Oalilre. ~,
other ttnnrDlists mention other ttp,aI
pnrcs ~ th" saviour tr different ones
IN ull srhulafs have counted az many
~ Ten appearances These Wc cannot
hcrc tr.r' or study nosldos these t,
counts ln thr Gospels the great Tact ~
'hr resurrection n Jesus ID stated m
The Acts. and the EpIs,i,s. and a.,
Book ~ Revelation
3. W. consider iha fact ~ ChrIsts
t'shifr' ilui ds "a patent fHfD" through
history Not only tho believers ~ the
firsi christian age accepted o. a. a fact.
but ih'N passed b 900 With such certain.
~ ot heller tha' following ag,s ha,, a..
r"pt'd u af their hands us The fouuia
zion stone 90 90, christian faith
Thoughtful student. NJ ihu Older chris
tan ages te'l tha furrr % this fact IN
accounting f.r Do marvellous spread oI
Chns'nnity throughout On, ancient
world o. NJs belief 200 The risen Christ
whI,h gave ~ fret VICTORIES tn On. new
religion throughout the ancient Roman
world ~ wus 'he acceptance ~ tai,
mci which maintained tho Christian
tHlih and hope thruurh ~. dark ages
n human history Their historic Il,
''lonment and r'guan,u,. through ai
.te's md ihourh many tlol.s.tud,. are
accounted Cor by this potential fact
Through an th" centuries Christian b..
lieycrs have h~-n worsh.p.ng not unly
a cruclilcd Christ but ris.u and reign.
INK Lurd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27

ury By those who think anything q
their ability and the worth OF their time
Nor IL the present number Of lele.
phones Ia Amarillo the ultimate limit
hv any means. The fact iR that We have
her"i furo found ourselves handicapped
by lack ~ facilities fcr Installing an ri
III" Instruments demanded hy our na
irons We are NJ course overcoming
this condition, ard We hope soon To h.
able 10 very promptly install telephones
roon after order Tor them have been re-.
,ulypd
The people Of this city aud section
are kconly alive. and We are using every
means 1T cur command to meet them In
their progress through supplying them
with facilities for the transaction ~
their business In our line We have on.
% The busiest. NEST efficient plants In
the southwest ana while there are
times when We do not get Just us
prompt service as We dosirr. We hasten
10 correct such defects ~ may from
time 10 time develop
Another item IN which | am inter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27
LESSON NOTES.
I. The Appeal 81 the Resurrwilon
Fact rs: I.lOn.

]. We consider the great fact n m,
resurrection as presented IN our lesso NJ
Soon after our LEd hreaihed his last.
friends obtained PERMISSION from the
Roman government o. TAXI down hl-
precious body from the cross They
laid II tendcrly away in a new rock
hewn tomb provided by the generous
devotion q Joseph u Arimaiha.a. who
had M to this time been secret dis
ciple. but now came cut openly The
tomb was closed the seal a. Roman
authority was fixed. and the guard q,
soldiers was stationed a, the rcaucs, q
leading Jews to watch IT, ,ntr2nc.
Early on the first DAY q the week th,
third day Mary Maedalene and another
Mary came to visit the tomb. A great
earthquake had occurred. and hy an
gelicai power the stone had bone o..
moved. The appearance ~ the angel
hitting upon the stone had frightened
the guards. The visiting women also
were awed AZ his presence. hut h. 70.
assured them, bidding them NO, to fear.
and telling them PLAINLY tina, Jesus was
no longer here. hut had risen as ne
had Predicted. lie showed TO these
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27

estcd In connection with our business
policy. II to get the people Of Amarillo
acquainted with the inner workings Of
our enterprise. ! have been planning.
and viii soon he ready to begin series
Of visits by the people # the city. into
the various departments IL the local
cslahlish mcnt, know that To some II
the citizens " Amarillo. this will be no
extraordinarily interesting thing yet TO
others u win be- fully Illuminating.
There ARE many citizens who have never
seen any of the workings ~ telc.
phone outside Of the sets installed for
their convenience. and the wires over
which the conversations are transmit.
ted To MI such the means II trans.
mission. the method ~ receiving calls.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27

God, they We're 10 be baptized IN token
u their conversion The act ~ htp
tisn would itself symholizc burial and
resurrection. Thus u would point N
the death and resurrection uf Jesus and
to The believers spiritual death io I'm
ana rising ngalh tn "a new NE in christ
Following this entrance into tha com
panN ~ those whl believe M the Lord
these disciples were tp o. laugh, an
things that jesus himself had com.
mauded The Lord concluded his
mighty appeal with gracious prom.
I've that De- would hr with bus people
always, oven unto the end of tn world.
This appeal ~ the risen Lord then
lul always rentIus M" commanding
motive ~ missions throughout ali time
There are many REASONS Tor srulig the
gospel 90 an fac"s and nations ui men.
~ thfaa mot.ycf hld up boo tn enc
commanding motive ~ 0hcdlsnc, ~ the
Nlll ri me risen and rrignlng Lord The
40 inclusive uud uuuull, argument
{ r missionary work 90 hom, and uhrutd
,h' command NJ christ %. mas not
nId down hls authority. De- has no,
withdrawn hls psos'n,o ana lil uu,n
,he, two foundations b. makes hIa ID.
Ioll tU christians az today g. t.nl uui
into 900 me world th, mossup, Il mis-
'utr.
IN, app'u ~ tho risen Lord Tor
N" ,ouduc, u missionary work b. ,u.
nlas.7,d hy conditions n thr world Co.,.
iiS. hs lo tho spiritual needs 10 mar.
Mind w' face the apIs,ling fact of the
NuIlds rc,kiur siGfuIn"'w ai this very
moment The horrors Of war. tho rrryt.
l. ur" uf crime the startling and shame.
fal mwoalll.os ~ our day. show a con.
lt.Ou 90 .in ard need thlt was newer
uUfy wum, uious and Impressive Boo aIl
human STORY 'ur Dos Sim. ANA o., un
-,,i 'ho world 20 iho twentieth century
lrrds %, ,rJ,ir'd lHd risen H,lo,m.r
ls % has always needed them. ~. heard
is rill and came vs. should hear 10
.tll and riNr him Co., mankind
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27
GOLDEN TENT ann with you al.

Special Home and Foreign Mission
Lesson
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27

establishing connections, and other de-
tails will prove most interesting,
We want our patrons 10 70 with W
IN such groups AZ may be handled con-
vcniently. and ~ often ne We have the
facilities Tor conducting the parties
through our plant, 40 that all may have
a passing knowledge at the least Of the
way ne business II handled In conhec'
tlou with their calls"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27

They're caused by thinking. worry
lng. ~ even laughing.
Persons who do not think. worry or
laugh have tiRht skins and maskllke
Nxpr, ssihns
Removing wrinkles II n comparative.
~ new development 81 painless surgery.
says the Popular Science Monthly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27
A TEXAs WONDER.

For kidney and bladder troublce
gravel. weak and lame back, rhcuma.
iisn ana irregularities ~ the Kidneys
md bladder, II not sold by your drug
llst. ly mail sl2j, Send fur sworn tee
,iinDnlnls Or T., ". Hail. ep2cG DIV.
'rect 81 Louis, No. Sold by druggists
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27

!. Lu us think ~ tho supernatural
Christ u j. petty business a. Do,
'.n'nF d"~n ,h' astonishing u.rsuua,lt,
Z Jesus into a mere human. historic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27
TOPIC The Living Christ--The Mis-.
slonhty Appeal.

slonaty Appeal.
Special Iiwne and Foreign Mission
Lesson
GOLDEN TENT am with sou al.
Ways. even unto the end of the
wosfd.-slatt. -, 20.
SCRIPTURE LESSON
Matthew ssi l.l0. 1870
Now late on the Sabbath day. no. Il
began to dawn toward the first day uf
the week, came Mary Magdalone aud
the other Mary 10 fce the sopulchrr
And behold. there was great earth
quake for an angel - the Lord de-
scended from heaven. and came and
rolled away the stone. and sat upon a.
! His appehranc. was a. lightning, and
his raiment white a. snow. I and fnf
fear Of him the watchers did quake. ana
became AZ dead men. Ana the angel
answered and said unto the women.
Fear not ~. Ter | know that Sc seek
Jesus. who hath been crucificd BE
IL not here: Tor he " risen. even as h.
Faid. Come. see the place where The
Lord lay Aud 60 quickly. aud toll
his disciples De j. risen from the dead.
and 10, he Fo,ih lrforc sou iu'o Gaillo,.
there shall yc see him lo. / have todd
you. And they departed quickly from
the tomb with fear and great ioy, aud
ran 20 bring his Disciples word And
behold. Jesus met them. saving Al hail
And they came and tnok bold NJ his
feet. and worshipp.d him. 10 Then saith
Jesus unto them. Far not 80 toll my
brethren that they depart into GalIl.c
and there shall they So uic
le But the eleven disciples went into
Oalllce unto the mountain where Jesus
had appointed them. ]; And when thoy
saw him. they worshipped him. tu,
some doubted. u And Jesus came O.
them and slaks unto them. SAYING. Al
authority hath been given unto me ln
heaven and on earth. ~ Go ~ there.
fore. and make disciples ~ an me ma.
tons haptiSing them into the name ~
the Father and sc the son and ~ the
Holy Spirit; 70 teaching them 60 90.
serve all things whatsoever I command.
I'd you; and ". am with YOU always.
even unto the end q the world
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27
u. The Appeal Of the Risen I.or,
rs: 10 eOl

J. The appeal " ihr risen Jesg. 10
the LOYALTY ava ACTIVITY ~ h. follow.
srs ~ found expressed Ia th.4 pafgtge
- scripture which contains what NJ.
all tho Great Commission. The
straightforward story - Matthew tolls
W. that tn eleven disciples dil AZ thcv
we're told and went o. the mountain I'm
balhcc where Jesus had promised To
meet them know that there w.r. others
who accompanied Tho disciples. Paul In
cor ~. b. probably rvf,rfing g. this
occasion when h. ays that Jesus az.
p'ar'd q" ah1v" five hundred az ono
time. II this D. 50. "" ,an IN. more
easily understand the puzsllng state.
ment ~ Matthew that "sum. doubted
This does not refer the duuhht tu tho
Immediate eleven disciples. but gives a
larger range for hesitation. II has often
been said that they doahted that We
might not doubt. These doubtcrs. how.
ever. were few. The great majority
ioyfully accepted ,he glorious fact, on
the iasis ~ that fnc, Jesus "a. serts his
authority Re claims arrow what he
had often asserted o. thsm. lie pos
ressed divine authority lie was Soy.
.reign IN heaven and on earth. Ills
resurrection proves his claims. I, was
theirs O. how 10 that lutbuity. 80 b.
bids them 90 60 into an 'he earth nd
gather disciples from all nations lrdl.
vidually these converts mus, profess
their faith and allegiance to God the
Father the son and the Holy Srtt.
Into this holy name. slgniiying nc enc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27

prrHnnar, Thp' ~ course hr wa. hut
his majestic figure uBnaconds IN,
bounds uf humanity llr can only hp
explained hy acceptance 10 his ,luiiuA.
These the facts m his lie. and the over
vhclming mct ~ h.s resurrection I'M
hlm above tho merely natural casual
l1d human
=. Again thu rosurrJ. ton presents
lim as tho commanding Chrls' III
power over death and the grave as.
',r'H hIs lHrd-hp iu heaven und en-
Darth. and from this there j. mo- appeal
Q" a lesser court ~ weaker sovereignty
From tho mountain IN Gal.lc. AMI from
IN" thron" iu heaven he save. an mi.
thniity ls mine. gu and teach
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27
AMARILLO RANKING.
OVER OTHER TEXAS
CITIES IN PHONES
DISTRICT MANAGER IIn.L DE.
CLtRES TliIS CITY ~ CLASS
NJ. 10 HERSELF

Amarillo takes rank over every
other city in Texas ON q population
basis in the number of telephones In
use. declared George II. IIill. d,strlc,
manager for the Southwestern Boll
Telephone Company In this city during
q conversation yesterday. with q repre-.
sentative of Tho News.
This may seem strange statement.
but Tho ,as" b. even stronger than |
have Indicated Nui only DOES Amarillo
ou'uuk 40 other cities ~ her size In
rcNar iu tho number N telephones In
u.s.. hu' sh" surpassed several that have
larger populations Progressive live.
w'i"nWuk" people have long since come
70 "a realization ~ tho f1ct that a toic.
phon~ D. tinr saver. u IL an invest.
mont ~ b. 80 longer considered lux.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-01-14

tive emigration from Poland To the
United States.
The American Jew described to the
in recent times at the instance Of visas
in recent tines at the instance Of visas
OF passports by the American consul.
Senator Mccormick personally paid
a visit to the Consulate, made an in
spection Of the long lines in the
streets leading to the Consulate and
spoke to many of the prospective en-
igrants. The senator promised aid in
the obtaining of visas.