The evening world. Newspaper, January 20, 1920, Page 17

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Che money will be used in the same way as the proceeds of the loan already bseribed jn Ireland, Out of that fund, for example, Dail Lireann has already voted sums 'o establish a National Judicial System. 2 finance a Consular System, 3—To develop and encourage Irish Sea Fisheries 4—To inquire into and report upon the Industrial resources and possibilities °* Ireland, develop and encourage Irish Industries, ‘o establish ~ National Civil Service. 7—To reopen Technical Schools closed by the policy of a British Department 8—To establish Land Tenancy Socicties with a view to the reoceupancy of untenanted land. 9—To establish a Land Mortgage Bank to Finance the Land 'Tenaney Se 10—T'o Encourag’ anti-Trish }}! ieties. the Replanting of Forest Areas. It is for these and a score of similar purposes de- signed to give work, stop emigration, and develop Ireland socially and economically, that the money will be spent Every Bond Certificate You Subscribe For Will Help— Keep Ireland for the Irish) Abolish the Slums Re-people the Land Drain the Bogs Harness the Rivers Put the Irish Flag on every Lift Ireland Up |\Turn Her Face Sea Start the Looms Spinning | Rising Sun to the bond certificates of the $50 to the Subseribe Tauued! di denominations of #10 —$1,000--45,000— $10,000 Irish Republic. $100—#500 PAYABLE IN FULL OR AS FOLLOWS: Virst Payment, 20 per cent, with application Second Payment, 40 per cent. March 1, 1920, ayment, YO per cent, April 1, 1920 Vinal Payment, 20 per cent. May 1, 1920 To Eamon de Valera, President of the Republic of Ireland 411 Fifth Avenue, New York City reby tender to the Government of the R {% Th valantatl the President of Republ nment of the said Republic nor its agents 4 ybligation to repay this sum, or to pay interest on suid sun to me or to my heles until the said Republic of freland ix internationally recognized and until the lapse of six months from th © tre from British military control of the Republic of Ireland. Address Bond Certificates Issued by The American Commission on Irish Independence, and whether h nes in the patter s and all pretended to. was a gues Mad Margaret and app a 1 8 | proved it. conducted with his and applauding from start! "the cast, an admird himself got a lot of fun on ish. Why this sparkling bur- | headed Hy | performances, lesque of melodrama by Gilbert and| wicked i npe ot n ; " Sullivan, with its 1} |Oakapple Olive Fremstad, whose nefin French, Malian, and. 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