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TOMORROW.
EDNESDAY, DEE._e9, 1915
, tide 4:53 a. m.: 5:20 p. m.
rises 1:19; sets 4:32.
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WSIC DIREE'rORv '
I W. No. 88. R. A. M.
”lap lasonic Building, South
gain street. 2nd and 4th Tuesday»
duh month—July and August ex-
—It 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
wagons cordially invited. Charles
"Wk. H. 9.. F. S. Lyon, Sec.
' "two" Lodge, No. 108, F. Ind A. M.
is in Masonic Building, South
m street. 1st and 3rd Tuesday of
HM mouth—July and August ex-
wwat 8 o'clock. All Master
We cordially invited. Sylvester
' hacker. w. M. Robert M. wuoox.
oodisallnrtoa”'rtasrf‘
marossnlen interested in conserva-
..illeir measures in ahead of the
‘ionnl defense program. They are
necessarily indifferent to the need
monument, but are actuated by tho
.nl ictiou that. when the defense de-
bts is once launched, conservation
l hill'e no Show. ‘
hero-la nothing particularly new ill
4‘ mores, with the exception of
a mu credits bill 110)! being whip-
‘ « flab) shape. The homestead and
to: pomér bills and the leasing bill
coal, oil and gas lands, are sub—
lolllinlly the same as those present
in 1913. Thowuter power act is al-
‘07 "nautical with the one film posti-
M house last spring.
odd measures, and others allied
ththem. are part of the 'u‘ograln
mnadvropmtediv -bytiecrt~.tary tone,
the eflnrt to drive them
use as speedily as possible.
boy do, not conflict with the pro-
: 2 program in any respect ex-
t tint they will distract a little
Mal from it until they are out of
- W; They do no require a money
’ largo eunuch t
.with adequate armament. And
ammo has pointed out,
.x harmonize with a broad
defense, because they will
ml resources which, after
» bdhemseives, are the nation's
_ BLISS.
“of perfect happiness differ ac-
” to time and place. Here to
Mill “dream of a bed," attri-_
m tottwo French soldiers, as re-
“ l ' a Parisian newspaper. The
are warming their hands ov-
ooandle, in a muddy trench, at
11th a bony fog drifting by out-
lfi old fellow." says one; “after
gnu i'm going to demand a bad
" that long."
-Iyl" replies his comrade. “A
countless covers, white and
whipped cream, soft and fine
, 1‘3."
‘a mattress thiclg'nrm and
and soft and light.”
a willow-tn the nth
u sou-rel. whiten a my
icosahedral."
will Ian. M‘. ll
, volunteer naval advisory board
are thinking an urgent effort to;
- new andrlargely skilled labor from this
"ram, adding that employers and
mom item
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out a... freer... How. m.,. we on mm.
090 men in mop: drowning such: '
dreams these winter nights. ;
7“”—
THE > NAVAL LABORATORY.
The new laboratory asked for by the
will
Hold Fast To What You Have.
If there is anything more pathetic
gthan the man who never had a home.
or friends. or money. it is the man
who had a home and did not appreci-
_ ‘ , ' ‘ate it: friends and couldn't keep them;
cost $1,400,000. it isn't likely that money and lost it.
any equal amount of the several bun-l The world is full of derelicts, and
41le millions destined to go for tbejevcry town has its "has beans" who
national defense could be spent more once “were"~-ltad and could not keep.
shot-lively. The plans have been Dmnil is a sad commentary on human life
pared by Thomas A. Edison. that men must 101:: 32nd sacrifice and
_ ‘ save; Practice 1 rit or years: 8W
competency for the 30" wdl hardly De‘llltllaie a competence, and for one rea-
questioned. They have “0t “’5‘ “19,5011 or another lose it all. and begin
government a cent. 'MT‘ Edison fur'vover again worse by far. except for
(her promises to have all the details1the experience.
of construction worked out in Ills ownl Men who wg‘l‘e once citizens of afllu~
office at his own expense, if congress leuoe will be found in the W“ lino.
appropriates the money for butldingflewing in the parks at night, living
the plant. ton relatives, in the poorhouse. selling
. . tshocslrlngs on Broadway, when by
The idea. is to have about “)0 acreslhetter management they might have
of land, at or near the tidowater, with been in comfortable circumstances.
buildings and equipment adequate for ; There are two principal reasons why
the scientists to work out ally ideas .men lose what they have acquired:
increasing} First, by being an “9353’ mark,"
Tile serllending to friends and relatives and
{unable to say "no" to a request for
help or an alluring proposition. Sec-
ond, the desire to make money fast-—
the not by gambling, but by trying to get
foremost. experts ill America in theil In large Income from a small principal.
chosen lilies, and their work will deal :Thc stories of men who have acquired
with all important problems that enEconsiderable money, and ill the desire
‘ltu make it grow fast have lost
lit all would fill a book, and no caution
Congress should not haggle over the}; inn”. ,OPWHUIW 9”" ””5; Hold
. a to “hot you lune.
A few basic und conunonsence rules
will. if persistently followed, alive
.,.__...__.. llltlst‘ who heed them plan) a pang of
coon sAtLons. ll‘cgref: ‘_
When a submarine sunk the firs! First: [)0 not lend your friends.
tlsh ship 'l‘alabn, there was a panichriHldfihiD loans are bad; it is a do
thelmjw matter to ask .for your money. ,
loss of life. When a submarine sunk: Second: Nev" endorse a note for,
tnllybody. ’
,dlsltsters have come about tltroughl
‘stl'll greater panic, with more disas~ lending one's name to promissory;
‘trous results. When a submarine sullklnutcs than perhaps any single causal
Ellie Japanese. liner l'asaka Mum. pan-.If you want to help a friend and have!
to never bad it chance. “‘9 money ‘0 snare boiler make “1:
. 'l‘llere W‘s!“ any 11“,“,th EXCll-Egm outright and misfit ll [hall try (0
fed passengers were quieted and‘dweiwlyoumm that It m “10‘" "5
promptly loaded into lifobOltts. rho-V“ mm km, W" mm“ “thou"
, _ “ending them money better lose. them: I
l boats were lowered properly, with llolmlmd,l are “a,” made than money.
iaccidents. They all floated. and they; 'i‘lllrd: Put your money In a good
all bud their requisite 08" and Oars-,bank and leave it there. Experience
men. The time it took was precise-Wins proven that the average man can
fly the time the Austrian submarine,“ “Q better than bank ’1“ money. for;
. had allowed the Allcona .hcforc send-'1" making private Investments "8k at-,
ging bar to the bottom. And on the‘tcnds, and loss often follows. There!
i ' , are thousands of good banks. and one
.Yaaka Mara not one soul was IOBL l
whose
they want to develop for
the efliclency of the navy.
vices of the twenty-three
composing the Ibourd are given free.
scientists
They are acknowledged to be
tel' into the construction and opor
tion of it navy.
appropriation of so modest a sum tori
so sensible a purpose. I
”on board which contributed to
the Italian liner Allcona, there was a
. its no doubt In your town. and bank
L The panic on the Anconn won duotbool'ts are mighty good mvegt,mm5_
l
largely to the barbarous shelling of: Fourth: ‘
If you accumulate enough
“dam of Vital interest to the Weill-libs ship, Nevertheless. if there hadito warrant private Investment be sat-:1” n .
Swim!” country will probably sup-i been it Japanese crew on the Anconnil-“fll’d with fit-o per cent.. and neverlunwlllinlmcsn to run “a“ or to toil valid the first day l tried fully 100 men;
"WINE“ there probably wouldn't have beenlmm to “at more than 5‘“ D.““”"pp.[ endure. Emotional philantler-"or petty ”mmm‘ The W
ilies beyond six per cent.
Fifth: Experience hull again proven
. the country over that. first mortgages,
,for many centuries. The italiaua harm“, improved property at not over 50'
been faring l0 distant sent! for 2.000 per cent. of a fair market value Is the
}yearti. 2* Both nations have ancient‘most satisfactory form of Investment,
gand proud 59,8 tradltlons. n is but‘flllil yields the highest returns com,
iuny panic.
l The British have been world sailors
discarded their little coast lunks and aspecla-lizc’ln mortgage loans. and you;
‘can follow their lead with safety. .
started sailing the ocean with steel? Sixth: Before making any invest-
ships. And in all their tests of soap. ment. ask your banker if it is 10”}
mmlslllp in recent years, whether in for him and if he would mile 1:; and
peace or war, they have shown them-{if not legal question dt carefully. and
selves to be sailors at least as omc- W 50 turns it down "N90 “-
isnt as any in the world. Seventh: Never buy land you have
That's one of the reasons why othsr'Mt seen. Millions. have been lost in
l , buying lots on the installment plain,
'powers. including the United States. particularly in large cities. The pro
fur Shelf commel'fllal Competition— mater will make the profit. not you. l
liheyLre so exasperatingly cool, thor- These rules are simple. safe and,
.ough and efficient, easily followed. You won't go wrong
M if you heed them. jl'hsy come out of‘
; WHEN THE WAR is OVER. hitter experience. and why should youi
The London ‘Times‘,’ in its ellglneer- Pal‘ the same price for knowledgooth-
lug department, states facts which
er men have paid? Get all you car—
have no little significance for Ameri-
yours.
cans. It assets that “Women uvol‘lt- ' AmerlmBankeru'Auooiatlon.
ers._ indeed, put to tasks formerly an _____,, ..._.
oluslvsly performed by [men and un~ CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB!
trammelled by trade-union regulations. Yesterday Will the cranial 'duv '61
have frequently made. ya higher Out- 1‘: 19“] Chflzmagzb' germ: 0‘
« r . " unpdaaan we a ere
,pmnu‘“ m.” engaged b“ “1° 3“” 1322 members enrolled in the five
150‘” It points out that there m.“ classes that make up the new club.
‘thus been recruited a great mass of A large number of those whowioiaed
the club yesterday were people who
have been members of the previous,
(nus- club toil know hi pm. '
unexpected source and intimate: . that.
when. the men' maturation the
.trenches, the supply of cheap skilled
having lathe extra. money for the
labor will be as great as tuba onbar- ‘
minim unmounted}: The marl-b
taco Cluhprovidea amend: may“
trade unions must devise means to ’0‘" ”1‘" Christmas money “I! ll
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Christmas demand come- around. \
More losses and busineast
,
l presidents.
honestly. and keep it when once it. Numnufaoturera and the like, who dur-
iand are both sincere and fairly- inteli
lance tho undue and ohavanlanoo of»
own way tohavs it; smooth,
ion stamina Socialistswho will its-
|tcu to this paper, if they existed at
[all,_would10g be considering the so—
icial values enumerated above but the
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A Paper “by mum llama“!
Chases Animated Discussion by3
American Meiosis“ Society
‘PE'nDi(:lllal and industrial prohlcmsvas
tcan now be studied in the Central
American Republics,"
the immediate future,“
, wrot c
iiioosevelt' in conclusion,
M r.
WASH‘NGTON: Dee. 29*“ paper‘of wrong is by means of the might
‘by Theodore Roosevelt on “Social; which is the servant of right."
Values and National Existence," furl
dished a theme for animated discus;
slon Today before the American SOCiO-K
logical Society, in annual session here;
It was read by Prof. Edward A. 11055,?
of the University of Wisconsin. presiE
dent of the Society. :
“Infinitely (he most important fact:
to remember in connection with the ‘BI: '9“ ”C MM“ SOItM
‘war and militarism in relation to
moral and social values,’ ” 'wrote. ML! fix rel“. Prism to "m
Roosevelt, "is tiult if an unscrupulous,' fit” Stole Ff” 0M Sold-
iers — Gena-oiled Veterans itlll
Recall Incident in Prison Life
ANDERSONllilE
warlike. and militaristic nation is not:
held in check by the warlike ability-
oi’ a neighboring non-militaristic and
well-behaved nation, then the latter;
will be spared tile necessity of deaifi Connecticut veterans of the civb
ing with ‘nlorai and social values' be; “'3’ who “"8 among the unhappy 5
cause it won't be allowed to deal with,‘ “will“ imprisoned lll Andersonrl
anything. It “em w me positively: ville will tic-interested in the news:
comic to fall m appreciate, with the: front Mexico, Missouri to the effect
example of Belgium before our eyes“ ”‘3' Big Pete MCC‘m‘mgh' known
that the real question which modern”is “the hanging ““139” 0' Anderson,
t ' , - |
lpcncc-lovllm nations have to fact-2'15, ville person. is dead at his h(.lllli3'ln|
lnot how the militaristic or 'warlike= ‘ exlco. "0 was "0, age and died:
,apirit within their own borders willlah" a short illness 0‘ pneumonia. !
luffect these 'valuea’ but how failure1 McCullough sentenced six of hisl
.' ’ ‘ ~ fellow prisoners to death ill the Au;
;on their part to resist the lilllllal‘lh'lllé deroonville stockade and personally as-
.01 an unscrupulous neighbor will af-
. " alsted in carrying out the sentence. 4
“90‘ “ML 1 The lrnlon soldiers were ‘chlrgodl
“AT-“WWW“ ”WWW ‘0 nledlaevall with being ringleader-s in raids when
Persia and Russia and tomodern Chi; they stole the scanty rations of other?
,na, Korea and Armenia, to show what prisoners. their valuables and as hie-I
happened to nations which nppliod,‘ (‘ullough expressed it. “They took
practically the theories of pacifists. luur lives when they took our arubfh
"Them elm wellmeaning would"? McCullougll's DWI NOW 0! the:
said his paper, "utterly incapable of'hfllllluflf W18 MI follows
learning any lesson taught by history. “Th“ 8““ “"5 “0"“ as ‘the "id“
utterly incapable of undelitandlng ers.‘ and they had everything their,i
uriaht what has .801“. on before their}°"“ way nearly three moatha. “’0‘
W”. even during the w ye“ 01.180!“ a petition to the prison authori-I
two, who nevertheless wlah to turn ties and requestedrelief. They W"
this country into an Occldental (‘hlna ed our request and mm in a “Ody of
«the kind of China which every “Planned men, to whom we pomtod out
tolligent (‘llillulmin of the present dayithe raiders. In three hours we mm
is seeking to abolish "Phen- are rounded up 200 men. who were identl-i
, ' ' tied with all kind: of villsInY. Tr 3
plenty of politicians. by no means as were marched outslde the atoektde
well-meaning, who find It to their: that they might receive a my: mg in
profit to pander to the desire corn. fact, the "Men begged to be taken
man to most men to hug deftly and out for fear of violence, as there were
easily and avoid risks and effort.‘35,ooo prisoners invthe Ifbckade. '
'l‘ilnld and lazy men. men absorbed In? The ltoéhtle was in command of
money—gelling, men absorbed In easeZCuptaIn Henry Wirtl. a swim. V110
and luxury. and all soft and slothful Delimited us to organize a court, elect
l
beanie naturally min with delight any- a dud" and tunnel u Jury to try our
body who will give them high sound 197150110“-
autos boflnd Which totclook their' "1 was elected judge of that court,
era soon saw we meant husloau and
like men of today they wontod im-i
munity. In a short time we had the
ringleader-a spotted and their trial was
plsts to whom thinking is a distaste-
ful form of mental exercise. enthuslrl
statically champion this attitude."
“There arson: ooum pomns who‘
_ Vials . l
’beth‘.‘ all force is immoral that It is‘ "The "m 1m“ two day! and flu-
immoral to resist wrongdoing by
tally the nix raiders Jere found guilty
force," be added. '
"1 hove never ink-inf “murder and of such crimes “lit
0 interfere set-zone neucmtion since the Japanegalham’l“ With snfely. Savings bmksicn much interest in individuals Who‘mado their presence among us mm.
profess this kind of morality; and lint-able.
do not know the extent to which thoyl
practically apply it. But of course if
they are right. in tile thaory.tllen It
is wrong for a man to endeavor by
dome to save his wife or sister or
daughter from rape or other abuse, or
to save his children‘ from abduction
and torture. It is a waste of time to
New were sentenced to die.
“We inft .med General Winder of
our intentions to carry out the death
sentence and like Pilate be washed
his hands of the affair and declined
to take oiilclal notice of It; .
“Father Hamilton. a priest who via-
Ited na'often. was called to adminia~
ter the last rites to the dying. The .
condemned men even than thought
social villus of slavery and such gov-j.
“At present in this world and for,
I
“it is certain!
‘tllat .the only way successfully to tip-l
fpose the might which In The servant'
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O’Brien, THE- HATTER
SOUTH NORWALX.
discuss with any man a position of»
shoal-folly, wickedness and paltroon-
cry. . ,
"If. the man who objects to war ob
lento to the use of force ”in civil lifej
lust position is logical, although
nbsurd'nnd wicked. if the college
politicians. automobile
the whole thing a hoax concocted to
frighten them, they refused to ho-
lleve we were In earnest until. they
were brought within sight of the scaf-
fold.
‘noosea were quickly adjl‘istod. We
had no trapdoor-a. but a man was: ata-
tloned behind each prisoner. and .at the
word gave each man a about The
drop was six feet.
The hanging broke upxaidinz. We
formed a. league among the better
classiot prisonoxsand were allowed
to punish all
ads."
ing the past year or two have preach-
ed pacfllsm in its most ignoble form
are willing to think out-the subject
lilgent, they must ‘iltecessarlly condemn
a police force or a. poop comltatua
‘ijust as they condom availed. author
‘must regard the activities of the
sheriff and the constable as being es-
dentistry militaristic "and titanium to
benbolished; f While we have discov-
ered a method by which‘rlght living.
marlin spread» admirers-lipid.“-
casual New Yachthat thudwb'ioitiea
can with safety abolish their police
‘fot'ces. then andfinot until thengit will
be worth while to out abode ‘the
abolition of war!" r" ‘, 1; '
”The sociological. doom-amen lit
Washingtonillis Mfmflnued the
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Escalona arrived in blew York today
from uverpoal with made or beastlyt
at out. as signalled to hasty flout?
code from the British steamer Chevlot
Range, from Fowey, Emma, to- Phil-
adelphia. ,' Quint, r Malice on,
Dec. 23, so the Cheviot Range report-
,éd. the skipmituptaln ,.!-‘oll, was
washed overboard 7;“,th “drowned and
greatness bowl-ding the ship smashed;
"We had everything ready and the ‘
oamdera in {he 9‘00“ .
CAPTAIN FELL .wasnzo‘foven.
slaw YORKfDec. I9.——The steamer
‘l'
moor."‘on_ly beneath-Cami after
whoul the citrus mod I!“ willing
to go ’to, war. it did who u‘ao-
clatoehadnotme tow‘
longer mood gills: damage. no
instance in do”, however-
be.»
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