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at L OPO'iAhS oN0OAOA4s
MontevideO Uruguay, Jan. Both. The
body of Sir Ernest S~hackleton lies in a
hospital here. A squad of Uruguayan
SOLDIERS acted as guard of honor and an
til the body has been sent to England,
probably on February LIST, the guard will
be maintained by the Uruguayan Govern
ment which plans also to render other
honours.
Berlin, Jan. 3Oth.-Ladvig Dittmar,
whom the Leipsic court recently s%enten-
ce ] to 4 years imprisonment in connection
with the sinking of the hospital ship
Llandovery Castle during the war, has
escaped from the prison at hamburg,
it became known today. A reward OF
so, 900 marks has cen offered for MS
recapture.
Belfast, Jan. 30th.-John Miller An
dreWs, Ulster Minister of Labour, accom-
panied by the Parliamentary Sc rotary
Mr.. Gordon left for Dublin today to con-
fer with Mr.. Jos. Mograth, Minister Of
Labour in the Dali Eireann Cabinet, re
garding the railway situation, This Is the
first instance of a conference between
NJ nisters of the Northern and Southern
Governments since the recent meeting
between Sir James Craig, the Ulster
Premier, and Mr.. Michael Collins, head
of the Irish Provisional Government.
london, Jan. Both. "A special despatch
from Dublin states that the municipal
councils in various parts Of Ireland elect
ed Lord Mayors and Mayors today. Cork
Limerick and Sligo chose Republicans.
Stephen Omara, after, being reelected
Mayor Of Limerick, declared himself as
much republican now as Uhen he was
first elected last year. Michael NovIn,
Republican Labourite, defeated Harry
Depaw, Free State Labourlte, for the
office of Mayor of Sligo today. His ma
jority was tour.
Londonderry, Jan. 30th.-The Sim
Fem Extremists today Withdrew their
opposition and voted for the reelection
Of Mayor O,Doherty, Nationalist, who
recently refused to accept a resolution
pIedging allegiance to the Dali Eireann.
O'Donerty, ~ho was returned by a ma
ioYity Of a party vote, proposed q res0-
luton, which was carried protesting
against partition. He said the citizens
Of Londonderry would not allow them
selves to be driven out Of the FIRE. Safe
like sheep, notwithstanding any agree
ment signed by Sir James Craig and M.
Collins.
New York, Jan. 30rn. the vanguard
of 40 vessels, among them 10 passenger
ships which nave been DatjIing the gales
on the Atlantic since Sunday, crept into
New York today. The Fort Hamilton OF
the Furness- Bermuda Line With LII pas
$780,
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HORSES
MACHINERY AND TOOLS

WANTED-2oO second hand wal, radiators
24x13 inches: must br guaranteed sound.
G. A. Reynolds Leather co. Pine 81. east of
4addon ave-, Camden, y. J
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DOGS AND BIRDS
LEES PET SHOP

$50 PHONE MARKET iaoI
WE RtY PUPPIES
CORNER ITH AND arch SIS.
CANARY BIRDS; best singers: also males
and females for mating. 232i Y. Fairhll.
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NEW JERSEY FARMS

FARM, including COW heifer, poultry
wagons. tools equipment; ~ acres, u
mile depot; close beautiful lake high eleva
unn; lo'Tu"m house; nearly new barn; poultr%
houses. sp"ndid land; about zoo fruit trees
~. trees, Old shade early possession prir"
f''n", part cash Write for photo and de-
lhits. also our Illustrated farm catalogue.
BRAY MacGEoRGE
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FOR sALE-FuRNIsHED

DEsIRABLY LOCATED, . blocks from sta i
tion; fWiiy furnished: q bedrooms. baths;
large lot Southern exposure; per month
1920; also nicely furnished house on Conss-
toga road with bedrooms and 3 bathsi
house nearly new: Thoroughly modern: ga
rage garden. etc. /; per month. $3.50.
CHARLES NJ DAVIS. Wayne. Pa.
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COI.I.INGSWOOD
HADDON HEIGHTS
MERCHANTVlLLE

ROOMS bath electricity. large lot; garage
screens etc sS2jO Mtf.FoRD & ROB
ERTS 321 Market. camden. or Hadn Its
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SALES ESMAS--Permanent position and imne.
diate opening for good. forceful salesman n
to represent oiu-establishcd house on a well.
advertised and highly successful article: ths
man we desire must have education. ability
and be able TO furnish good references: right
man ca n earn very good income at once. no
stocks. A. F. Alley. 608-7-s Vandam Bldg.
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CORBINDAL.E
Building Lots
FOI.C ROF'T
GI.E>SIDE

, HANDSOME property on corner, 10 lark'
rnnms inc osad porch fireplace; large ,Iot'
old shade, 2-car garage: can be seen any any oSs' 30
Vim r n. ROBERTS son, iiehS'"'' :"
Phrne Osontz ss..
ATTRACTIVE single broom house; 'o, 'nN
80, well located, oNlN SThon. Wn, .,.py
Roberts Il Son. Gienside, Pa, open '''
day Phone OcOnt2 6>@. ---.-----
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MACEE & RODGERS

y LOCUST ST. PHONE SPRlNE O!OH
HfOHY or warehouse. 24.UOO SO, n:
"A kp2e door x, eley'r. cleo, nj. heat. semi
y I'm. pos. Simon We'll owner III y. I'd
tXO&tES warehouses, mr. space, consult
,Xlkoyt Hall Land Title Bldg. Spr. 2Sls
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I.\SSDONNE

,EE bI. home near train and schools .
IaTge lot Scar garage; bedrooms.
prIhs hardwood floors flrst ana seco"u
eoors rsmarRable value; $4,000
GRIFFITH NaI'I liank Blds. l.ahsdo"""'
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CALIFORNIA

TWENTY and d1-lOO acres in city Oakland
CANT, overlooking bay: beautiful residence
q striCl. only S2G. 900 terms. Address owner.
Or. A. r. Percy, 73 Bacon Bldg. Oakland
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,,~;,;-. ESTATE OF CLARA J.. GABLE.
JSS eceased-Tetters testamentsry upon
the estate of Clara L.. Gable. deceased. nav
all persons indebted to the said estate are
requested to make payment. and those nav,
ing claims againat the same to presehs
ihsm Without delay. at the office OF the sald
company. Nos. 325 331 Chestnut st.. Ph''a'
WILLIAM r. GEST.
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SALESMAN to represent large printing con.
cern In Philadelphia: applications will be
considered only from those experienced IN
selling hgh-class printing: the position viii,
be permanent. with opportunity for advance.
ment: state full particulars In your reply:
all communicat tions Will be held in strict con.
ndence and no inquiry made without appll.
cant's permission. b 4o4. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-05

N,ssa ESTATE OF SARAH II. HOCHsTAI,
TER, deceased--Letters testamen'aar.y ~.
uron the estate OF sarah HoGhstatter,tt ,trust
ceased, having been granted to Fidel'tS isaI
company. all persons indebted.to me s.and
estate are requested to make payment, ~. "
those having claims AGAINST the same 10 IN w.
sent them. without delay. at the ohice O, o,I, .'
said Compan ny. Nos 325-3al Chestnut S'rse'
Philade phia. WIN. J.. SEnI,,
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WOODBURY. HEIGHTS

MODERN fine residence large rooms. hard.
wood finish and hwd. floors. open fireplace,
gas water electricity. garage for cars:
over an acre in ground: risht at station, ~
trains dai ily: fine lawr. shal" and shrMhherA.
For particulars apply to JOHN MAYHEM.
owner Woodbury. Heights. y. j.
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1...s,5=, ESTATE OF MARY G. KAUFMAN.
,., ,he estnie of Mary c, Kaufmsnn. de-
ceased having been granted to Fidelity
Trust Company, all persons indebted TO tns
.aid estate are requested to make payment
mud ihDss having claims against the same
ia presI mt II EN- without delay, at the olnce
'''e''' wM r. GEST.
presidsnt,
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

PENNsYLvANIA--SU
yAySE-Completely furnished 'or summer
sea son attractive home near s'a'loh D
lawn, -tC Phone Wayne ~. 4. .-.--..-----.
sg5: FI'RS apt; Del. Co.: yearly Lease gas
and eec. 1901 Commonwealth b!ds.---
81 MARTINS
FURNISHED. summer y hedrooms' ha'hs'
Mpner porch Chestnut Htil oAsa $500
sWARTHMORF
ATTRAcTIVH SUMNER HOMES
!. rooms baths; a! cows attrac''N'
Wv" rrba mheIs: baths; slecpg pCh.; garage
i, acre; old shade: fruit; fne view photos
& = PETERS & son. nos 'hf.SINt'l :
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rSSss ESTATE OF GEORGE H. BEALE.
SS MISUNDERSTANDING letters OF admin
i.,rat tion q l. a.. on the above estate nav
ing been granted to tho nndersigned' al per-. ..
nues,ed to make payment. and those having
,"'' ,o FRANK SAMUEL,
213S Locust ST.. Phia., "a
Or to his attorney.
!. HOWARD RHOADS.
Tih Otis Bldc.. Phila. Ia.
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'r.gLN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
United states for the Eastern DS'r'e'
OF pennsylyanin. - a..

Of PENNSYLVANIA. ,,,
March Term. 1921. No. :2S5. In Faulty.
A. X. AlthOuse, trading as 4. X. Alth1use .
Company. and william H0lilnxsw0rth' W.
Bsccnria Coal and Coke COMPANY audi,
and pass upon the hrst and final account Gi
Vance Il. Hurtner. Receiver Of the beccar,a
Coal and coke COMPANY. and report up.s '.s
Interested for the purpose Of his appo'"a.tt NJ
nent on Mon,lay. June 4, lS22; az Y. NJ. ~ ~
III ssh 0 and SAMSON ON sirs.ts. fhiisasiphis. whs2
and where shs. .pa rtiss inteTs.tsd are ssqr's
.!s.S ~: = ps:si s.s:vss 3 s''E ~
= assa q !. 6S| TN - .s,anx
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10y ESTATE OF FAYETTE ELIZABETH
~ KALBACH. deceased--Letters tesla.
mentary on the above estate having been
granted TO the UNDERSIGNED. all persons ~.
debted to the said estate are requesteu ~
make payment. and those having claims 10
present the same. without delay. to
CHARLES A. RERkENSTOCk,
2a23 y. 10th St, FhiIa.
Or to his attorney.
ALBERT r. BAUERLE.
goo Rulletn BdE
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

eS~s ESTATE OF JOHANNA l.. SHOE
VIZ MAKER. deceased - Letters testa.
montary on the above estate having been
granted to the undersigned all persons in
debted to the said estate are requested 70
make payment. and those having claims 70
present the same. without delay. to
Comfy SHOEMAKER,
WILLIAM X SHOEMAKER.
2O2 Dock st.. PhilA.
Or to their attorney.
nAEERI.E
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HORSHAM HEiGHTS
- a.. - ..-

HoRSHAM HEIGHTS ,near WILLOW ds nIiCT lois
EeshaminN FnNIs-30OO choiC" n'df p,n
a, train and trolley. $50 W tree Nc 10 "a
sLrarce "a:v payments, Srna 'I5 mI,' $500
FERGUSON. Front & York
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Or to their attorney.
ALBERT r. BACERLE,
O00 R,illetin bldg,

,,~S,S ESTATE OF ANNA NJ. WILLIAMS.
sS3 decensed--I.etters testamentary upon
the estate OF Anna NJ. Wtlliams, deceased,
having been granted 10 Fidelity Trust Com:
10 The said estate are requested to make
payment and those having ella inns AGAINST
The same to present them. without delay.
at the office of the said company. 3.5-33l
Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
WM p. GEST.
President.
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AGENTS

| sALESMEN-Write for list Of lines Nnd fri,
| particulars: earn &:50O to SO, 900 yeariyi
| enced city or travelling. Natl Salesnnen's
| Tr. Assn. Dept. 271. Chicago.
| Statesmen desiring to form hrsnly remu.
| nerative connection offering conseniai nro.
| motion work OF an unusual nature, Address
| for pa articulars Chas. Murdock. 1Oi9 w
waseoner BLDG. Fort Worth. Texas -
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WEST PHILADELPHIA
I'VE HAVE OTHERS, BUT

- buy this special, 700 block ;. Alden NJ.
{,n0rnr for $4,000. or any other ! have
you will always remember Gross
3S7S6a Tor all that's good real estate 5Sth
~ q rrhwOpd ave,
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~ MAEEL AvE.--Three-Htory twin house,
Srsh front. ~ rooms, electric lights hot,
kSSt ; lot 20 II, In. by lie front room
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BOARDING

BOARDING
SUMMER ROARD-BRYN MAWR. PA.
Low BUt I.D1NGS. on Bryn Mawr College
campus: single rooms and suites available
from June Is to September IL: good table
board: beautiful surroundings; tennis courts.
moderate rates; convenient to railroad sta
ti0n: arrange reservations now. Address
Miss Sutton Manager Low Buildings. Bryn
Mawr. Pa.
rtns.: near bath: ref Gtr. 41O9 J.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOX persons " modern country nome. near
station. 20 miles from Terminal. excellent
stone road. charming environment. whole.
some food. good service private bath, with
shower available. p 1888. Ledger Office.
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GERMANTOWN

TS.-Most desirable apt. u rooms and
bath; near train and trolley; beautiful
SURROUNDINGS; every comfort .conr. nayLd
Serber Ola Lincoln Rldg. Ph. spruce I406.
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BuiIs,inr Lots. Fnctory Sites. Etc.
Business Properties aid stores

soR AMBER AND ORLEANS SITS Prop
0rfy and restaurant business, S5lOO, IN
|oSl1ng stock and fixtures, f.. J. Grubb
IN w. Dauphn.
3S0-S9 GERMANTONN AVE Two t.sluyy
4 ktildtnep; double store, lot 32SsO. JAMES
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HIGHLAND PARK

MODERN twin dwelling, II rooms. natn rnt an II
iaundry, lot 37ig Sls", price sI:1Ti sI,:"Mi nest,
amount of cash Geo /. Barnes '-'
mt 81, Walnut i6s5. ----- IA,
HIGHLAND PARK--Fairytew aN%,, sr.r,,ce, 'e
dwE,, Z" rooms. tiled Ha'h ,oTi5o SG'm T. :,
Nil .kR llsa SD 81 B"lmont VI 30
LOTS 993-,,2l What. am Offered" ""''
man. N@3 : SAN 81
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Equipped Farm; Handy Phila.

BF.N VTTFT T AET.F.1 lew
sl,VO secures pOss.ssion. with horses, cows
Luu!trY. tools, feed ncluded, 80 acres; close X
X. town; IS HL reg tillaSs, wood lot ~ run
trees good T-ruOm stUn" house, fireplace,
lU-cnw basement barn; retiring: $4,000: easy
l"rms. ", u STEVENS. 80 W. state st..
bo>lrstOwn Pa,
FARMS NEAR PHILA A-lO5 acres. near
stone road electric lights: house rooms
and hath; large stone barn; fertile soil
fences; slh 600, 1873 acres. stone road; moo
ern buildings, electric lights: 30 acres bran'
dNWih. meadow near station; sao.ooo;
4 [ Il AL 'EEMAN WeAt L'hnsier Pa
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= WILLOWS AVE Two story brick,
~ = IipclOsed porch; garage hot-wstrr
I75I- S{Sctric light. tiled bath, buiii-in shower
3xok ~ this before you buy.
<<<fEx IN PAUL II, STULls
53<& ~ Morris Alde.. Sprucs 1871
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LOST AND FOUND

DOG-Lost Oi0o reward no question:
asked. pet rough coated Irish terrier, ieft
Mrs. Helen Bradford. near Wilmington. Dsi.
ald get reward Phone 423 Wilmington.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

8ALE--Postiveiv v-new. fully guaranteed, all
u xl2b; novel Columbia graphonola. s75! also
eq6 model; mahogany Anish, $50. cash basis
oloo $3.50 cabinet grand mahogany player
yAMo guaranteed. positively new, $3.50.
S400 Germantown ave
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AUDI bon
CLAYTON
Building Lots

BUILDING LOTS. 20Slo0 s45 UP on easy
payments 81 30 will start you and 81
monthly payments; many corner lots can still
be obtained; good for homes. bungalows and
clubs. near lake good commutins service.
Apply CLAYTON HOME AND LAND CO.
n W corner 4th ard Morris, Phila ephia.
phone Oregon 1876
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Notions and FINDINGS

IL uTluulnQS
Double-faeed Rubber Sheet
ing. Y yard squares, ~
white or maroon color. c1SC
SOC value ..............
Twine Shopping Bags,
large size, stro ngly ~
made; close mesh; in ZIC
black only y.............. nv
White Cotton Tape, II
.24-yard rolls ........... ~
Women's Sew-on Hose
Supporters. extra quality ~
elastic. white only: rub IuC
Der buttons. Pair ....
Imported Steel Scissors, as
sorted styles. including both
pointed and blunt ends:
sizes from 81. to inches. ~
For embroidery or sew Z0C
ing-basket use .....
CelluIoid ThimbIes, white, =,
pink or blue: all sizes. ~
TWO FOR ...............
Lingerie Tape, pink,
blue and white: 3-yard 90
pieces. THREE PIECES IuC
Mothers Ironing Wax,
large pad; superior grade
ironing wax. Regularly OC
IvC
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Sewing and Basting Cotton,
good quality; 100 yard n
spools. FOUR sPooLs yC
Ready-made Waist Linings,
good quality white lawn; ~
assorted sizes; correct ZyC
Shapes ..................
CIark's o. N. r. Darning Cot
ton. 30-yard spools; black. n
white and colors. FOUR SC
SPOOLS FOR ............
Children's Underwaists, War
ner's make: all sizes. to 12 years;
fine ma ms ook finish, e.
neatly trimmed. Regular OOC
19c quality ...........
Dresslnakers' Pins, IN.
400 in paper. THREE 1V(
PAPERS FOR .......
Sanitary Aprons, Hick-
ory make: superior on
quality: full size. soc OYC
value
Shoe or Slipper Trees, <~
hardwood finish; well made. w
fdI ..-.......
Leather Sewing Ma o.
chine Belts. extra length: LON
standard quality. .....
Goldenbsrs's-First Floor.
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$2kayser Silk
Gloves, $l.27

kayser's 16-button-lengt Silk
Gloves. with double-tipped fingers.
In pongee, mastic, navy, gray,
black and white. Broken sizes.
Perfect quality.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1922-01-21

Articles Of incorporation for the
St.. Louis County Building and Loan
association were filed this week with
the secretary OF, state. They were
approved Blythe state bank examin-
ers, recorded at the office of the
register of deeds for St. Louis coun-
ty, and: are published this week. in
full in The labor. World. l.:
The building and loan association
is formed from the, St.. Louis County
Board: Of Trade and will be con-
trolled bySNnion labor. It will COM
mence bushesss Feb. Is next. 1t is
capitalizedstor:$5 900, 900, divided in
to $4,000 sAshares of stock Of! 500
each. .1ts' highest. liability will be
80 per cent Of it's gross assets.
j.. H. Opperman of the Public
Service Employees union. who has
had widef business experience, is
named .4s$the first president of the
association. E. T. Hobberstad: Of
the Carpenters union is vice presiS
dent, X. A. Seymour, secretary and
treasurer, and A. G. Mcknight, at
torneX: They will hold office until
the next annual meeting which will
be held in May. =. -
The following will constitute the
board ofEdirectors: F. A. Booren,
Gust r. Tyskling, F. c. Barrett, serv-
ing until May, 1922; John Peltier,:
Ed McKeever. John ;Cyrol to May:
1891. H. Lilljander, J. H.. Opper-
mar Harry Anderson, to May, 1924;
Richard Dinham, E. T.. Hobberstead.
H: Pereault, to May, 1925; W. E., Nc
Even, Frank Warner and Lawrence
Roske, to May, 1925. -
:@T4le association will loan money
to its members in such amounts and
on such security and terms as it may
determine for the purpose Of con-
structing homes and buildings. A
like association in St. Paul has met
with big success during the year,
and it is still in it's infancy.
Human nature never changes, but:
if GOTTEN short-changes. -.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1922-01-21
NOT E !: EC |
!. 81 PEAKS 4 <. 5 ]! /
Roscoe ConkIin Simmons,
Great Negro. Orator, to. De-
\ liver Address Here.

Roscoe Conkling Sinlons, noted
lecturer and orator.. will speak on
American Citizenship at the First
M. e. church Friday evening at S:15
for the benefit of the Calvary Bap-
fist church. building: fund. Music
will be furnished by the Calvary
Baptist choir. -. ..'. =,
Mr.. Simmons is credited with be-
ing one of the most eloquent Negro
orators in America. He was an in
innate friend of Theodore. Roosevelt
and the late Booker T. Washington
and he has spoken to large audiences
throughout the United States.
Senator Arthur Capper says in the
Topeka Capital that Simmons is one
Of the best informed men on the live
questions of the day that he has met.
He has particular apt way Of MAX
ing his audiences get his point.
Mr.. Simmons is one Of the few
Negroes whose addresses are always
welcome in the South. He has spok-
en- to some of the largest audiences
ever assembled below the Mason and
Dixon line.
The people of Duluth are offered
a rare opportunity to hear this elo-
quent man and able writer. He has
a. message. He speaks without ha-
tired or bitterness. He recognizes
e the handicap. under which the men,
bers of his race in America are la
boring and he is doing his part to
raise the status of his people in
North and South. A correct. opinion
on the race problem cannot be had
without getting the point Of view
Of the people of that race who are
struggling to- tear down the walls Of
prejudice that have been reared
against them. Mr.. Simmons seems
to know how to reach all people
with his message. TO miss him will
be missing a treat.
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Human nature never changes, but
if toften short-changes. -.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1922-01-21
PETER ". COLLINS WILL
SPEAK HERE NEXT WEEK

Peter w. Collins of MaSSa chusetts,
former secretary OF the hternation-
al Brotherhood of Electrical Work
crs, will speak in Duluth at Shrine
auditorium next Thursday evening
under the auspices Of the knights
of Columbus. Mr.. Collins is we'll
known in labor circles as an oppo-
nent of Socialism.
tle spoke in Duluth several years
ago to a large audience. A number
OF local Socialists were on hand to
badger Dim and his answers created
quite a stir among his hearers. Hc
will lecture Thursday on whats
Wrong With the WOrld'
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1922-01-21
CAR MEN HOLD LINES.

Organized street car men at Allan.
ia. Ga. have signed last years agree
ment with the local traction com
pany.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1922-01-21

RETAIL CLERKS, UNITE,
Refill clerks at Sebring Ohio; have
organized. I 4
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-15

Near East Relief. Fully aware of the significance of the epigram, charity begins at home,' I cannot refrain from calling attention to the distress, hunger and disease which stalk the people of Armenia and other parts of Asia Minor"
 As state director of the Near East Relief, Mrs. Elizabeth M. Cohen, one of the best known and most loved wo- men in Utah, is asking her state to care for 1250 orphans of Armenia for another year, and from her headquar- ters at room 1, 120 East First South, Salt Lake City, she is conducting de- termined statewide campaign with that objective in view.
 Utah's wheat growers are asked for a combined gift of 5000 bushels of their wheat, while other producers and the urban populations have been ap- pealed to for cooperation in the dona- tion and purchase of the balance to- ward $75,000 worth of Utah products needed to tide these children through
 The l.. D. s. church is again giving strong support to the Near East Re- lief movement
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-15
GOVERNOR OF UTAH
 WOULD SAVE LIVES
Mabey Says ''Charity Begins at Home' But Urges Cause
 of Near East Relief.

Governor Mabey of Utah has given hearty endorsement of the efforts of the Near East Relief to care for the more than one hundred thousand children and the vast army of refugees outside the relief society's orphanages in the Levant, who are entirely depend ent upon the humanity and generosity of his state and the rest of America for their existence. Similar endorse ments have previously been given by the majority of state executives and by President Harding.
 In letter to Charles V. Vickrey, 151 Fifth avenue, New York, general national secretary of the Near East Relief, Governor Mabey writes:
 Ut is with full knowledge Of the rather difficult times with which we are at present confronted that I sub scribe myself to the support of the