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liwhon. according to statements given
out here today. The prospective pur-
simulated. m the deal for the
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:4 MASONIC NOTICE ' w ‘ ’°“ ‘" W” M May

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Old Well Lodge. 80.108. F- and A. M.
Illeeta in Masonic Bulldiufl. South

 

Hundreds upon Hundreds of Useful
and Practical Gill Articles at

filo ‘4 Under Regular
Value

All goods purchased up to IO o'clock will be delivered
tonight within the city limits, and early Xmas morning to
all suburban points.

 

 

they suffer much from the war. their
[with Thaw will go his entourage of " scallion ii'nppert‘lib offereil rinlaller sum for,

fatemlhtbef wrs. .1.
wt otgmtmt’ : ° I? “1‘:an; Id like to feel the old delight, the clohi In an esnrt to mu. the
pow "r a mum thrill! within m. m; ovation. I ll .Idi‘l Hill. President BID
States wishes these neutral kingdoms To love a thing with all my mum, to B. Johnson has promised, on behalf of
unbroken success in their efforts to map the plume of a drum; '0“! American Leeann to more up the
a“, clear 0: the conflict. , 1:0 know the meson). .°' a ImH difmmww what tile prospect-
. ” modalities: to ninth“ bfiee: ive practises" are willing to pay and
W To be just once again a boy, a little the amount demanded by the present

TALK! 0N THRIFT. boy on Christmas day. owners.

. At the Chicago conference the ques-
f’d like to so. a pair of skates the way . tion of a manager. according to Cap-
they looked to me back than, 4 I tain Huston. waadiacuase‘d, and if the
Before I'd turned from boyhood'a sale is made, lies between three men
gates and marched into the world -—-Bili" Donovan. who managed the
of men; Providence team. pennant winners in
I’d like to see a jacklioll’o. too. with the international league. last season;
those same eager. dancing eyes {Jack liendrislls. of Indianapolis. who
That couldn't fault or blemish View: for several seasons piloted Denver in
I'd like to feel the same surprise the Western League and Jack Dunn.
,, . The pleasure. free from all alloy, that of Baltimore. '

 

Meets in Masonic Building. South lawyers and alienlats and his M
Hall: St... 2nd_and 4th Tuesdays, 0'1“!“ library and his secretary Ind
each month—July and August ax-‘ press bureau. And the ..m‘ battle”
copied—at 8 °'°1°Ck A“ 3°,“ Arab and the battle of public opinion will
Masons cordially invited, Char-loam,” all over again.

A. Tuck, H. P. Robert W. Wilcox.
Sec, '

Year after year it has gone on, to
Itbe growing disgust of the nation.
- “.17-..-” "r “*er There is ample cause for scandal in

WHAT ARE YOU L'V'NG FOR? ithe spectacle of a murder case drag-

II Again and again some orator talk-'Smg on interminably, at vast public VChairman Marvin Hughitt, of the
in: 81W” "a“ suicide 0" teacher expense, solely because the murderers“ :grtazznilffilf :1in system. said to
mothers or child labor or socialism family has millions and is willing toi You have a youhg man named Con-I1
0' m" dinner pails 0’ "‘9 tariff °" spend them. This continuous demon-.nlngham in your division. have you
-the new water works ends up with atratlon of the possibility of moneyinot?"

, the dire threat that if so and so is not km a danasrous criminal ‘mi :‘i'es, sir." ..

' accomplished “the human race will my,“ the natural penalty of his? Well» keel) your eye 01‘ him.

 

 

 

 

 

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edit! out."
Vi ' Maybe so, maybe no.
a many of those things have happened
“ 3”i)_ei'ore. and at the time of this paper’s
going to press, the human race has

' hill! yet shown no signs of fulfilling theI

i prediction.

‘1 But suppose. it done? What FmIebs'promptly clapped into. a penitentiary

once does it- make? Wh shouldn’t
‘ fit die out? llllo'a putty madméa
'illurden. yet most of us hang on to it.
4, But so long as each one now here.
"Iiives out his allotted span, what mat-
ter if fewer and fewer are born to
‘ go over the same road, until at last
no one is left? if everybody' a dying.
why live?
It's such a foolish, pointless argu-
ment! .
‘ if the French birth rate does not
increase, the French nation will die
.-,‘.out; if women of the old American
"stock will not have more children.
. 'the old American stock will die out.
V' .But if any given stock has not
V enough natural force to _,IIpel'petuate
itself why seek to make it perpetuate
' itself by artificial stimulation? If it's
4 too weak and uninterested to repro.
induce itself joyfully. it would live only
" to reproduce weakness. Let the wash
" V Stocks die out if they will
' it's just as true of the nee as a
iiwlicle it it doesn‘t care to perpetuate
f itself in growing strength, it isn't
yam. conserving. Let it go. ‘ What
matter?
. I ‘Butztllere must be some reason for
f. [filth instlnCtlve fear voiced by the or-
“ators [and writers-ibis fear of bavl
7 1.3118 the race die‘out. it must have its
“parallel in individual life. Every in;
dividual who amounts to anything.
new. Continued life means bitter-
” liens, trial, dimcultes Each human
carries his own cross. Often it. in so
new that death would appear to be
@9th19 release. Yet we cling to
. like. The instinct to live, is the one
rwlth :the doépest rootl. Next in
"strength is the instinct to reproduce.
What are you living for?
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Because you hope

nature, whether you have thmllt
' about the problems of the world

 
 

. ‘ing superior to persecution by-lndoniib

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' Why do you want theI race to live? V 4,

Somewhere in the depthe of 70'!

crime"de been far worse. for more,

But fl 90“" destructive to American institutions. depositing montay in a savings bank

far more subversive of law and order,
than was the offonse that flow com-I
mltteIdu

if he had been a poor man. he wodld
have been promptly executed or

 

or incline aaylup and kept there The
aproceeded of the law are dfict and
simple where money is lacking to am
ploy oipenslvolaqyers and psycholog-
lcil experts and to finance conspire-f
cles of liberation. But if there is
enough cash and enough light back or
git, justice and public policy seem pltl-'
fully weak in ther assaults upon the
I-,entrenchlnente and barbed wire on-
tanglements, and pitfalls and mined
areas that are permitted by our elIa-i
borete court procedure. '
i The Supreme Court of the United
iStaten. which has less respect for red
‘tape than inferior coarts. and is quick.
or to cut through to the true issue, has
done well to brush aside the legal oi»
structlons that kept Thaw at liberty
in New Hampshire for a year and a
half when he should have been return-
ed at once to the jurisdiction of New
York Now may the courts of the Bhu-
plre State follow a good example and
decide the vexed issue once for all
llibero needvbe' no. vindictiileness
against Thaw Undouhtedly to many
Anic‘rlcans this homicidal egotlst is a
sort of hero, standing in some dim way
for the ‘i's’anctity oi the home, and ris-

able courage. But to discriminating
minds Thane himaelf is unimportant.
“He merely represents the real scandal
of the bede'vilment of our system of

money and the cemplalsanco of law
yers skilled in obstruction. And fer
the honor of the legal profession it}!
no hope that New we will now don
something definite and perman‘ept
with this irrepressible exponent of d»-
dent millions, and do it without dew.

A SCANDINAIV'AN UNION 4
Northwestern Europe is having its,
blood-bonds drawn tighter by the war.

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of Norway. Sweden and Denmark list

themes are happy ones this Christmas.

‘becnundiyou are not paring formal-d

justice through the unlimited use of '

‘ eated‘iflflnfl

anions its‘ big neighbors. The kings“

«theater-minthwayotmmew
ailment. Purl-air whatn-

"W 9 H n. .
by. e‘S one of my beat me I has forever put away

it I
Well. he ought to he; I saw hm When I" M Ilittle boy and had,
the day before Christmas. "‘ my faith in Christmas day.

The Christmas season ought to be a
0h. little. laughing. roguish led! the
time of universal happiness. It cannot “118 that rules across the sea

be all over the world this year, but
here in peaceful America. it is safe hoI Would “we h“ seep”; it he» h"! "eh
I“ the t rity 0‘ thrifty! loyal now belongs to thee!

7 “M 3"“ ““4“ ‘And boards or hififin’n give their

If you are thinking of making 1015 at :21: and In}! the honors they pow

year 0‘ thrift. consider the“ a“ suit Once more within their grasp to hold

ngations ,- .th
.. y present fee of ball noes.

1 Pay cosh. :un generalrIuie. .vo: in“, my “I" ,I m: Jay. ”I
can get better prices by buyingfor can i too M l ".1 shall “Y.
nap that of his who is a boy. a little

boy. on Christina day.
—-Elilsar A. Guest in dese.

Ollifli inn

debts of those who buy on credit ind

fall to pay their bills. Unrestricted
credit always lead: to extravagance.A
credit account is not to be encouraged
in any family where any member is
unable to resist the temptation to buy
anything that captures his fancy.

2. Buy in Quantities. The plan of

 

 

making one's cellar a storage plant ‘n n '-
doesn’t apply to vegetables alone. WHISON RETURNS “’00“.
April cm can be "laid down" by. meth- To mm mm

ode well understood by good boule- ~
keepers. So can June butter. As for

apples there should be a. barrel of
sound ones in every house this winter.
as tbey.are cheaper than usual.

A Bellefontalne. 0., man. who ha.
been in the grocery business for I long
time, attributes the present high cost
of living almost wholly to the hand-to-
mouth manner in which people do

their buying nowadays. and the rage
for purchasing everything in packages "'1 contract. ,The draft the for 88,-

instead of in bulk. Undoubtedly there “0°- -

COFFEYVILLE. Kan. Dec. 24.—
Wltli the money obtained from the sale
of4a herd of steers Walter Johnson.
Starlet the Washington American
Hague club’s pitching staff, yesterdl'iy
mailed a draft ‘ reimbursing Charles
Weeghnian. prhsldent of the Chicago
Federal League club, for the bonus
given Johnson when he signed a Fed-

" salaries have grows is brought .to

 

‘ now aaumsauavs oaowu.
A striking instance of how baseball

light by a statistician. who dance that
Walter Johnson will draw down more
money nut year than the combined ,
infield and (afield ot'tiio‘ Philadelphia
, ofabout fifteen years ago. He
points out that the great team. which
numbered. Bill Douglas at am, Napo
le eon Lalole at wound. Monte Cross at
short. Billy under at third and Ed
VDelolianty. Elle! Pitch. Dick Cook!
and Roy Thomas in the outfield. had
asala ary list of about $18, 000 for tileL
lplayers named above. Johnson. it in
:belleved ,will get more. Eddie Collins
‘willgetairnost nuncbandtboaamu
goesfor'l‘yCobb. 'I‘heumhasad‘
vanced to a wonderful douse. but,
hardly“ enough to warrant each a tub“
fereaco in salaries. When the reaction
comes the players will be hit hard.

 

OLD BALL PLAYER out).

44Plllllp J.‘Powers, a messenger in
.the Manhattan Bureau of Buildings.
died early yesterday at. his home. 1!.
Manhattan street. New York. or pneu
mania.

Mr. Powers was sixty-two yéars old
and was well-known in the baseball
fraternity; having been a player on

 

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SUITS I WAISTS .
COATS NECKWEAR
..DRESSES HOSIERY

SKIRTS HAND BAGS
PETTICOATS HANDKERCHIE‘FS
HOUSE DRESSES TRAVELING AND MANI-
CHILDREN'S DRESSES CURE SETS.
APRONS . SWEATERS
CORSETS .4 FURS

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the old bluiuals and lateral catcher
for the Cincinnati club of the. National
League. He Joined the old Cincinnati
lads in 186 and was umpire in the
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is considerable truth in this conten-
tion. . ‘
3. Economy in Food. Dr. William
Brady says that the cheapest foodaare
generally the most nutritious and di-
gestible. Tod waste of food in the
average American home is appalling
We squander momy on fancy articles
of low nutritive value. and we use lit-
tle or no judgmentin prepaid: what]
we at with a view to obtaining aittlio
energy there in in it. ~
Heat is the costheat ltapla article
f food and! met people. sat too much
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falling and Other mode
atlvely cheap and good articles of food.
neglected in some quarters. include .
cheasem olnomdrtarine. beans. rioeioao
meal. macaroni. nation“. 4;
mmyasmt. corn meal. , 4
museum. myowsretnteoI
values. write to the 11.8.
Depaftihbnt‘ er. Agriculture. atmosp-
inventor tor-mew Bulletin Npsca‘ll.
1-21. 141M883: . ‘
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‘ SUGGESTIONS FOR XMAS GIFTS.
HANDKERCHIEFS.

Childmu’a handkcrdlicfs ....................... . .150 to ‘
ROSTERY. 256a. =
mm' $,¢lialmoinw 1,0322, cotton hosiery”, ....... 15000 82.1”.
n’n . ............ ...,....J50 birdie
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nann painted inning in assortment or metal pleene also to sans:
. JEWELRY. _
Woflujlmhvaflem Mammals. ‘
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I‘diIucs'RaadBdgs...” . ..................... .mwfim”
APRONS.
Tea and Mnid's Aprons ............ . ................ I.880 no .1.
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Ann. We! “Winfield“: Franco, VIEW. ”.4.

 

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CQNNEC'II‘

" Your whee of financial discretion

with those of thia,4,iuatltuiinn. re.

presenting safety ‘and Moe.

4 RESULT '

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