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the mothefleas children whose need many years
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SCHOOLGIRLS' CLOTHES.
_ Again the morals of American youth
are imperllled This time it is from
the shameless dresses worn by school-5
yids. The *hool superintendent at
N. Y.. sounds this warning
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“How sincere is the outcry oi women
“th luxury; enormous pov- it“; states We... 19: total pro.
My!” nation at the moi-u on Now-
“What shall i do?" saber Wm Washington.
And What was society‘s answer to IDs-m and Wfi out“ in
this challenge? which wanna" poms full cam-IQ:
Why. society individually saihcred rights. to the that thregmhave . ;
around and stared 1;; Hill “Ill until. only obtained the ballot within tour
society collectively; represented by years. it looks almost as if the M
L the St Louis police, put the unemploy- this; the women or those states did,
ed man in jail liar, blockadlng traflc. When “‘1'" {good political W in
Other “sandwich men' wore parad- their hands. no to alert Ind work
ing around advertising ether thins-r getting rid oi the "Damon M” 71"
but this man. advertising only hila- women at Arkona and cm— en-
aeli, and «it: it with such truth and franchised in 1913. were My
iorce as to compel attention, pleadinc Igor-pt in watering their candel-
ior work to keep him from turning nation a! w. ,
criminal, was thrown into prison M1 This tendency on the part' a! won-
“ it he were already a criminal m5 an voters has been anticipated for
it hill been observed
drove him to this eyeliner] plan, were ‘ thatin nearly «or: com ans-tn
lsit lira worse plight than over
St. tonic isn't the only city that no.5 Itlle liquor man. Now thelr'hiitiaetlvo
m the no a a solution in the opposition is proved to have a logical 5 .-
unemploymsdt problem. But some- basis; 'l'hs' issue new will b:
more definite than ever. Other
5thlngs beta; and. woman courage
“'LUTERACV WEEK " will be expected to entail prohibition.
We are getting and to “Old Home Large cities, oi course,w1th their
Week" and “Cleaning Up Week" and [rest foreign population, make a (lit.
numerous other sorts or weeks. YEW-51613“. Prohibitian‘adll have a
in: with the locality and season, but hard uphill Milt in impala, and still
.“llliteracy Week" is a new one Wilt New You“. smelter
They’re going to celebrate it in women will the ballot.
Kentucky. There will be meet—j “Economic determinism.” “toof’llas.
lugs held in 27 cities to Imucll to do with the matter. it can
arouse the public against the Hilton hardly be oipected that women will“
aey evil. It is needless to say that turn suddenly against an industry on
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there will be eloquent snowball-dines which is based the livelihood oi great
Kentuckians will make them—and numbers at them. A wine-producing-
there will he parades and all Instinct state like California. will not prohibit
of publicity the liquor traillc until social evolution
it need not be supposed that Ken- has advanced much thriller than at
lucky is in such a bad case education- present Even a voting woman can ’t
ally that she is driven to heroic relu- Iiump to social and political perfection
The state has she 12 per all at once.
5the strangest opposition cornea iron: .
‘mceting in Nashville, Tenn. ,
attempt was made to side— track 5Ilonu'y ”“3““ ”d W W“ '
DR. All SHAW eases the madcap ifldlahlnm
fig“: 5:“; living 1;: “fiction 1- ram
4 our 0 Mits‘t‘euhin .
LEADESSHIP.‘ «a. Who tn; we when Christi?“
began to be celebrated, there is as yet
lot annual Bible day, but with such an
{5 'eat Christians in every lend
- will one in this as they are the
world over in the celebration of Christ
was Last year in Glands the live
, principal denominations of Christians
_ at their mentions in Toronto and
elsewhere. joined inmpprovlnz 01th:
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Dr. Anna Howard Shaw, preai- 5
dent of the National American
made a determined fight to ball! Witness it molds time to “the?
Continued as president at
Aniworld'a principll We middleman»-
5tiona specially related to» the spread
her by creating the position of
lot the Gospel. A day devoted to the
president emeritus for her but
she would have nothing to
with it
guess of other annualovsnta. Thaw
ai’ora itshould not coincide with the
ANNUAL BIBLLE REVIEW DAV.
December—4s commended as Bible? public is taken up with ”tremolo at
Sunday. that is a day on which the Bi- . the sclentllle. ilnanclal. commercial
his as a whole may be considered and and other material attain of the world. ,
its annual progress recorded lo' “165 "What should be the client of audit
pulpit. the press and the Sunday; on annual review ot‘tho Bible when it
1no consensus oi action as to the date ’ '
musmmmu. One
Lmnm stills
end plea creationism rears:
Jill 'vaidgdonfneld: than
than“ haiasad-Iaadar- in M
“The WWI! hotels Chriell'nalI ‘L
5min welleaialliiahad in mm parts LL
Vt oman ’s Suffrage Association, ‘0! 1119 world. but become. flit “link
the the result. at ills m m oi the y
do review or the Word oi God should be '
separate and iron iron: the distrae ' ‘
The‘ third Sunday before Christmasiclos: of the calendar year, ' becauas‘ '* .
-—whlcll this year falls on the 6th at then the attention oi the press and ~ »
Our ' Magic Figures 2;
is'on'tonight . ..
Douala the Great comma... to.
fora of saving moltey on reasonable
. . ‘ and'desilable' goods. 4 ‘ 1;
ExocpiionalBargains in all Departlleats. LI
THANKSGIVING cinemas 1N2
Household and Kitchen
Needs
in a Big Coluprebcnsiv: Sale that Begins
in Our Basement Monday.
it
it
Earshot the grosser forms oi oi ll iorI edios.
one oi which they hold thenlselvies cent. of liliterates over ten years oi
eupansiblc. when pith callous ludii. age, which is high compared with
1:39ronce to the facts of life they send more favorably situated northern
their own daughters to the high acllool‘ states. but much lower than the stand.
school becomes universally celebrated? ls itI’
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TALKS 0N THIIET. vention of the international Sunday pie can be induced to think or the
‘School Association. at Chicago,- in June5umo thing at the same time such can
last, «will, no doubt; lead to its early aspiration of thought will lead to a:
Iiadoptlon in the scheme oi Sunday more earnest invelpflxation oi the sub-
m
now. an Too lineal .
The approval or this idea at the con-5 not reasonable to expect that it all pso- ~ ,
so lmmodestly exposed that they come
23191le near to being a moral men-
,e’tp the youth of our city?"
.555” an outburst arouses mingled
_ {soother those Lglris themselves are at
roll Melons of the reprehensible oil-
were“ of which the superintendent
coniplahls The chances are that they
are not-”that they are only cousciousfi
'03 being in the style, alld therefore
firewood. as they suppose, properly and
Linoonspiuuhlsiu One wonders too.
Itibeuter it really makes any dil’t‘erenceI
to the youth ot‘ the city what the glrls‘5
manner of dress is, uhether the gills
don't look just about the same to the
boys of their on" generation regard-
less of the length of their skirts. “‘95politioiaus w
We of their thloats or: any other5
tacoident of fashion 5
it's hard to establish any hard and:
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Lv'fuit rule and 335‘ “This “3'59 is “he“ cated in Japan. but they have shown
and that is indecent."
hill) look at them. -Ccrtainly liistory5
seems to show that clothes have “me‘vsriabie quantity But now the new
to do uitll morality The lioopilkii‘t5
pperiod “all no more virtuous than this
shrunken and
=‘“ase of the slashed.
\ubortened skirt. .
Periods u hen feminine charms uere'
Manhattan. and skirted. and wrapped
glad iurbelou ed from all observing
I‘Mofld have seldom coincided with
L. Moves of social morality. loosenithere
is much evidence tending. to: prove that
locust-clothing «goes with purer morals.
'LLboliy'oi young menand girls more gen-
ulely moral than those in our public
seller-ls today
As for the hygienic value of school-
midi clothes. that‘s h diflerent matter
L ' doctor will point out that the thin,
clothing worn by; most young
fills in which of their elders, is the
cases of a vast amount of ill health
and iiellloiollry‘ it“!!! schoolwonl. .
j WW—v—cw—s .
a) L'IfliE mm our 0': A Joe.
LIA It. Louis machinist out or work.-
some to advertise (or a lob. And
it” no money to pay for an ad. he“
tides in a dihinterested observer fol-«which the dldlcuit negro problem cf
9: gym. and morals. One ponders: is chiefly reeponsible—is inst being good result unit it will cause us to b,e ‘ blessing, in holding mm"- the n‘” wonders villi Mimi” m”. thalid- secretary
There has doubtless never been a‘
Aileen. Butitremahidtobeseen if
ing at her southern neighbors. _ Three maxims for access?
"llllteI'ACy “lee k" is indicative of would suggest thinking, working and
the new spirit actuating the entire economlslng. "E‘ B Butler.
South. The reproach of in . The threatened still higher coat oi
clones living in the United States on account
the war in Europe. may have this
use better pigment in the matter or
our diet. to tie great“ advanazo oi
organized attack on ignorant“? The boéhhzugrlzzti: m‘zurrmkeélllgk in
women of Kentucky. The Women's 3,1“an the iormation of . chain 0‘,
Foruard Movement is running the neighborhood clubs to be created for
And it 5153 men of Ken- the double purpose oi- dghtlng the war
cost oi living and establishing a
permanent bureau of serviCe tor the
.po or
wiped out.
And who are responsible for this
whole show.
tacky don't step lively, they'll wake
up one or these days to find the wont
en 1min; and making lawn ior them.
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CHINESE TO OBTAIN LOAN m e! 0‘ foodstudn is a blesalns in die-
JAPAN. guise and a yaiunble opportunity to
teach women how to cool what to
in Peking, there are three classes. at cook why and when to cook it. and
Neil may be aroused as 1‘.°“' to regulate the family diet with-
Pro- American, ProGerman. Prevliritish5 out. lessor-libs “I nutritive value,
and Prolapaheae. The last on” 595 The American woman is termed a
waster. and the American nation a
composed chiefly 0' young men edu nation or dyspeptics and doctors in
the resume of the present situation by.
‘1 “Md“ 0“ theme!!!» to be not always willful Mrs. Vonllolst, acting presidential the
:thoao who wear the clothes and those5 to their principle so that their Japan-5011113 who "889“! u,“- we need to America ..
egg syinnthy has proved itseii to be a 'aat less and vary our foods it we wish;
to keep well and force the market
‘ba to its normal condition.
situation brought about by the Euro5 ck
for combining and uniting the profile said Mrs Von Holst “The out is to
aneso ailments,“ in Poking and other1 find out where 100d can Lbe obtained
places, so as to form a nucleus tor the “t very "‘m‘lm "1“" "“1 how ‘6
help our poor to profit by advantages,
new movement with its ultimate objeot5 such as buying at wholesale prices.
of placing the two countries on a true The “and 4' “559”,, our members
relationship of trusting iriendship. To how to live well but tmgaiiy. Them
realize this object, nothing can be'
more ‘ eiiectlve. at ”Eleni. than ertend
lug duanclal‘aid to the Peking govern
ment, There are reasons to believe
that the government of Peking is al-
ready making an informal overture for
Our illnesses are mostly from over-
nutrition instead oi undernutritlon.
" ‘Tslt no, what you eat. and I’ll tell
you what you are} is the phrase alien
quoted by Helen H. Richards. iron:
whom I obtained the greater part; of
‘my knowledge of ioodstuila and. their
values. We. a: too much. We need
i ell-L
the proposal could be success ully I “in p“ city in our. diet.
touain'ad by the Japanese capitglista.
The European war is badly allectll‘ig
the smooth operation of the system 3th
exchange between Tokyo and London.
and it is much to ‘3. mm“ if the: cues in meat which cannutbsreplaced
state oi the money market at present by 811m else.
can permit invocation“ uhmldég Ellen , so“, am “I. m 'm'. “In w“.
it no immediate financial help from .911 mum soonm and sum
Japan coalisbe extended to Chm. ~W°k99m mosh will be salad!-
lwaummwmumemfllnwmflmw” L
sometobrin‘honptntllomlndaot
Chilean ouchla the chasm M
of atandtm with Japan on a madn-
tial relations“
tenure vegetables, sands. evils
nail in our insulin, and use most hpalu
their, especially modulator But it
is not to muscles that 91er are tis-
WOMIN alto submarine.
“We have two things to accomplish:
.peari vvar may prove to be an occasion in the clubs I am going to term." for a. periodical review .0! the Scrlp- 5mg 931.099.9550 ‘0, more (41mm “meg
nurse or our time is par wasteiuln‘sss.i
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mach SW and starch. LWG all“fifty“ at first celdhi‘hM at W~
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Thia n a has“ which:
well spread all our. the country at
thisth’lo. mmuWI
lschool lessons. Ind mu will be 11 ion: incl. Iand when applied to the Bible u'
step towards mailing the occasions um llinrt lead to a more reverent study
'lvsrsai yearly Bible Review filly. 59311 a deeper understanding of its eter-
" The appended statement oi the case! no! truths This annual review will
was presented at :tlle Chicaro conven~5lncmse in its appéal to as mains
5mm. chairing wily inch a review would some of mankind as time goes on. for
people the meson.» benefits is! a .1th one; orbit mm“ m in tb'e
knowledss oi the Word of God lremarkable growths! it: man
511mm the Chicano Journal. June 27th. and trlnslatlbtr‘lnto new [mm ‘
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1914 l . . M‘arv'eioua Growth of Bible Circulation
Annual Ilble Sunday Aim at Worker: “11.“, tor example its cunning:
' Herc. growth during the last hundred years.
A unheraal Bible Sunday a day to It is but little more than a decanter:
.be set aside by the church tooth! or ago that Voltaire prophesied that in a
America. was endorsed In a moist“! hundred years the Bible would be an
Melvin! at the “limo“?! WWW! extinct book. How has that prophecy
According to an officer °f "“3 or? in Moody Church held “l “"30“”! been fulfilled? Front 189‘ l0 1317 the The various local statements follow in
gantzation. the present iiurry in pric~ with the international smday School total [mes oi Bibles and portions Olgsubstanca: '
the same in all Europe and America
. _ were about three million a year. «its»
“Believing that atlas crisis at the mum in 5... than ”yaty lam;
world’s history the truth and anthority.5xm"el At present the thirty mm.
the unit! and the sum lidllllfilllll'45societies or the world which exist tor'
.valuoloi the Holy Scriptures should be 4'" specific purpose Loi’ publishing the
maintained more ilaiihiully than ever. Word of God without note or com.
.ws most heartily am" the NW moot, issue the whole not. or per-
5ior an- annual Bible Di! and recom- lions of it in over 500 lanai-gas and
mend “5 “RING observance in “95 the aggregate circulation is about 18,-
churches and Sunday schools oi North .099 000 copious year. Then. there “a
“i » lthe Bibles and portions printed by pri-
The following reasons were given for we publishing mats, returns otwhieh
the resolution: 5mm recently been waned. for tho5
"At present there is no provision “15 first time. and these ind 10.000 00 con-
the scheme oi Sunday school 188303155935 {0 the “m.“ mm we
‘ convention.
The resolution lotions:
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tures as a whole. and it is sumstcdlm “mm “fill!“‘l’ a. m It!»
must the third Salim galore Christ And Md“ m “I." A“ til! my
mos be taken as an annual review dsfl millions of copies as. me. and W
when tho' Bible shall be the 9Wcr‘fitionsflmm annually iron. wl
{subject at consideration. all? only in vaguely (torsional! sender aehwl 1“»
Ith‘e Sunday ”schools but in the 1’1““? stature and illé literature at. the
'meec to the and um tum name the anti are piety y... m smurf
widest challenge for its acceptance as iss' by which my, light. in. mm
*tberandomizellnlllsilllll mammalian Writ. Each
Growthoi’lhllldlfilq» Immmvlunawvmm
“That this HhOlIHILJe observed 051.0116 1 cl: of 5. mm ”preservation and
common day throwm ll,“ TWMlYlI: tend to demonstrate more clearly ll“?
appear in studvfilx or slim“? L “not that me mutant a steamboat
chriatmas. Though the Wei- . , .
Christmas can be tr: W. .
pics when, in thin“ W
Went was W W
coweawmmmm .. .
Dfay Oburvsduiir M” 'I
the churches null wherever m couches. sustains: as M ‘2
I Illiilton. New York City. A number
{resented in oils unique exhibit. which
anointing? rare specimens from the wal
LTh‘ey are lively “1me mid and "
will“ to he. gonad White or
"more up 'tlls great ’A’inaio‘n River. "
L, noun; a ladder. outlaw an
“"151. was recur in Election. ‘ my STATION nu: ma: N. n.
Many Returns mist to m cm mehmmwnl la.
‘Waisd and Others ' 0' W- W "‘31"
Amory; the statements made to the
0! thalamulysahardapoitbe
mutate. Maugham at m
doles. town committees slid DWI
estate, that oi R. R. Henley, on New
Britain, treasurer oi the Republican
town committee, showed that there
was a deficit of 82, 646. 66. Daniel J.
Donovan, of Meridian, Republican, re-L
calved 81.104. 65 and spent. the same,»
and 8. E. Beardsley. Socialist, of Der-
by. received :58! 9'1 and spent $619. 41.
The contract to; the New Y01 k.
[New Haven arid Hartford's new stu-
tion for Pawmcket and Central Falls
3.1.J1ewhichis or. “WI! principal
WWW! $3": GBWWW.» 194nm
moist V dc under gay in those cities.
has it: been a‘worded. The haw sta-
lion will be one oi the lmest on the
New Ham system. The ancesssfiul
bidder was the firm of Norcrosa Bros.
of Wormr. Mass
The new station takes the place or
the two old station. at. Pawtuckct
'and Central Falls. the dividing line
between these cities passing through
the new structure. it ll Well that
190.0% people will use the edition
when finished, which will be about
we . mm m... as 2.5332521222". mm:
B . r '
“mm“ "“in “95 3° ”ml the tfaclilai‘vel. which la her: located
347? “5 mum ”0-“- . in ii. deep‘cut. It will this have many
Edmund E. Crown, Norwalk, Rc- unusual features and it is bellowed
ublioan received 55 cents and still than the arrangement of tracks and
D .
has it station platforms will unite it om m
D. W. Lynch. Bridgeport. Democrat, égezfiozgzgmm and camoudious
$3“ ”QEJnggf ”at!” As the road has been tour trucked
Bum. ' '5at this point. the station will haw
liam Volli‘nel- contributed tins; E F‘ two island stationing. too hot: long.
mm“ 3200 n p Hons, 31013, B one (or east bound and one for west-
W Lynn; 310‘) mu“, Mars, 3200; .Ibound tracks. They will be reached
by six stairways. All baggage will be
P H Merrill. Nomik ”RWY“; handled by electric elevators. The
received 329] 25; spent L8H“- waitlnsrnoni will be direct lone.
mm P. mom. New mass, 54 feet wide and at feet high with
“9mm. in» cm "31“; seats for 200 people. A restaurant
The expenditdfls wle'rvobieily for coin-
and large retiring rooms will be ad-
lunch. The new station will have an
much exponents. advertising- and
printing. '
attractive exterior or granite and
brick and will harmonise» with the .
extension landscape .wprk embraced,
in the improvement plan. ‘ '
' The grade crossing elimination
lworlr at Pavvtucket and Central Falls.
of which this is a part; haw irr
progress ior about two wards It has:
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100 KINDS IOF FIISIHI
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Inhibits Emmihrtaotthcom
won View inMYIorlc
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More than 100 entries at diminu-
tivevdab gathered train all". parts of.
the world and from private collec-
tors lare included in the filth annual
exhibition at the Muss-lulu Society,
in the American Museum at Natural
crossings and the rom- tracking and
The port has been under-.916 dine»
the completion of file new station?»
a. o'evlmorary structure will be :rec? »
tell. which will per-lit at the sham 1
dooment oi the old stations and
tracks.
of collectors of fancy babes are my
? '75:: woll'm a1,ooo 'rd necrosis
LANDA ' - ‘
We Tris—4'“ Idol! is any
Other Mum or}: the:
mammalian»;
ct mmmw anc-
invoked the elimination oi all grade LL “ L L
relocation of tracks to take out the L3:-
curve at this point on the rosin line. -
tion of the sawmill runs L»
Grade Croseing Commission. Pending ;' .j
. ; eds... co! a yandalf servants cut Mil
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