_ r Zmount scum hoswaui-i .1... VDAY, KAY as, l9d6 o ‘i . .1. 4'5 runs ALMANAC roe gt: rouoslzow _ t .6532}. 31.2724 p. m. .A “4:27; setb 7:11. 3.. " ‘ ma SENfl‘INEL TELP} ' PHONE CALLS Boom—9i- } ' Office—93. U-l. - Bmch Office-r388. ’ ce—uzs-g. " ’ ' a Residence—75M- » “agor's Residence— '7‘» ‘w"« “J_ g Residence—890. ’ " ~-. SONIC uiRECTORY. t. T” upsets! nitrification of Old . Loops . to, F. a A. M., will ' hats oi i lay 23, ms. at . . o'clock I. In, for the purpose of ' the last and tribute or new“ 'u flotation to the memory of our . we!“ .rother, William 8. Mobile". ‘ .7 M of . . Annual 7. reams, W-l rs. )Mtestz—nonlur M. WiLcox, socy. - ”in chapter, No. as. A. It. M. ‘ laser in Wale Building. South ’ lull street. ind and uh 'ruucoys . d each month—July and August ex- g; u o'clock. Ah Royal Arch " m cordially l'.\'iied. Charles '. a. user. if. 9.. r. .4. Lyon, Bee. -7..- --_-. , TEL‘PHONE TALK. , «Ir. hchinnls ,iorenlan of a telev jihone construction gong, was in his ‘Qoneiy shack fli‘ out in the Mojave desert of southern Nevada, when ills ‘ phone bell rang. " "Hello, Memphis! "i - , chief engineer of the company. fill" in New York at dinner. Then- are 1,000 men with me, all eating chicken '1eet potatoes and ice cream. ‘ due of ’em are here in New York mil some in Philadelphia and some is .Ialtfmorw and some in San Francisco, ‘ht'ltha few hundred M‘fllli‘l‘t‘d in be- " ween. Wilt lime you got to say to u!” av . Wilt. McGihnis had to Bay came M in a burst of incredulous profan- ity. He thought it was the local wire chief. “kidding him," and war: o'er- whelmed with wonder and humanity 1 . en the truth iinnily dawned on him. it was a striking inustrstion of the g development of the telephone the last few months. There is no ' ore isolation left in the-world, ol' fielephone lino can be run and an in- ..otrument attached. there bl instant . toentsct with other men singly or by dilemmas—contact with civilisation. th the world in general. And soon, ,when the new wires-lind-wileless cout- L, flirtation system shall have been more ”completely worked out, not even cou- itinuouc when will be needed. Either [waves will carry the human voice “ ‘crcu mountains. deserts and seas, as they did only the other day when the i 2 ry of the navy spoke m Tubington to ship captains in the At- : antic and Pacific, and 'most anybody. 'nuywhere on the globe, can speak to 'z'mofl hum else of the whOIe on. lion and a half of us. _._._..__.-—-——- . eocmai ev ALL MEANS l H; W”!!! the sane and com- 71.. . . chem run slim. emboldened 3': the manufauc attractive “sport" ‘ creams to demand been“ mast pockets. _.t - many has established, then;- would be This is Md‘ar- . fit to gaining favor for No _wnr,promen seemtcbe on Korean-titliohmhulu gfidsbsfnutthd'u‘ ‘ ‘ u .‘ . . --... - «ii—sum" raft) 'r' -' ma all the odds and ends fennel'fy crowd- ed into the burdened and burdensome handbag. the dvilasd world will III in relief. it has suffered enough from.) lost handbags to welcome any subur‘ lute firmly attached to feminine cloth-r ill. I No one will begrudge the ladies this; innovation in their apparel. if they; i i have become wise enough to spore, ciate real pockets they are welcome fol them. ‘ l #._._*.——- A DIET DICTATOR. The appointment of it food dictator in Gernlsny inspires the situation that such a diefttic tyrant might In a title thing for this country. We. have not the same desperate reasonj for conserving our food supply that; blockde Germany has, but there are' plenty of hygienic reasons. We here been told countless times; that nearly all of us out too much for our health. particularly too much meat and other proteid foods; and yet we go, right as doing it, in spite of tho ract’ that proteid foods are the‘most expen- sive. We've been told that we mix our! foods too much having too many dif- ferent dishes to a meal. We've been? i warned against the excessive use of hot breads and pastry, against granu-i isted sugar and white flour and polish-. Eli-Speaker jouph G, Cannon. Speaker Champ Clark. ed rice and other luxuries low in nil-l i When the House of Reprcscn- party. but Clamp is not old "m" “an" 0’ “mum m sound u' tam-cs hold its little celebration enough ta have seen the Demo “mom "“0"“! m‘h- V9 ll“'93 of the cightieth birthday of Uncle cratic [fifty "born. They have come to be regarded as "a nation of Joe, no one took a greater interest ‘. fought each other in the House dflpemmg- l than Speaker Clark. l'ncle Joc‘ for more than a quarter of a cen- Under such a dictatorship 3, mp! and (hump (lark are old men fury. But never has there been a ‘ now. I'llclc Joe was almost mttlmr- they were not personal tat the birth of the Rcouhlicnn‘fricnds. would probably cure innumerable Up in the hunay‘d thousands? } digestive niments and promote the nit Well, no. r ten’r: henltil sndefilciency. ()ur dicts- This is merely the delcriptiou of for would operate like it family damp”. of the work done by the ordin‘ tor, giving orders to a family of 100:“ ary competent housewife. an enforced simplicity of diet that TALK I O“ THRIFT. l’"' Themedm The world had forgotten how to be ,poor. it was ashamed to practice thrift. Wealth had been increasing (”0,000 people—and neing that those‘ ________.___ CHATTIRINO m Ancuirscruua 'nrodlxtmly "m" “m“ 3"” '°' vent of machinery and the increased orders were obeyed. l __———.————— l .. . We must not weaken our mound. efficiency on the part of men had been TNE UNWERSAL EXPE'T' 0’ ”9"“! "‘0 strength 5! the stutter creating wealth faster than it could and mumble of useless ornuuents.’ be consumed. The homely virtue of There is hardly it held of stlon In [writes lrviug J. out in the current thrift but disintegrated. Nobody IM which the men who understands thor- oughly the theory of his work. knows‘ Craftsman. u" we “we nothing worth to one. When capital was noufred. ‘1t was created. us! by saving or by Wm“? “' '° “WWW "MW “dzwhile to say with our building. then m o ‘ mm W by mm” has the executive power to handlelwe should “.0 dfllfl- Why should '0 2‘0"“; i: The h" did 1:“ cum: °”'” "‘9" ‘0‘“ “‘9 “m“ ”m" “mt chatter idly and moaningleuly witn'vau hie land better but more of it. "0‘ “’3‘ ‘ 1'33"" ““9"” "mm" “ml foolish amounts and mm lines? in IWVIWI who netted to better into the thousands. “Any deviation from simplicity re: living did not economise, but worked I l harder. Tbi i er had become but ; But there is one job different ‘ suits in s ion of dignity. WWW" fiction s m u in” rest. “P person who "I suecem- tend to cheapen rather than to enrich. "‘1'" performing it must be' they acknowledge ineliciency anl' A “bflc emit, not ‘0 be deceived; weakness. A More cluttered up ny l ‘about the values of textiles and their. complex ornament means that the de- .wesring qualities. All classes of team “m" was aware that his work lacked :tiles are included which enter into Wm, of line and perfection of pro- clothing. foodveerving or house filrn- portion. so he endeavored to con-r its l i l I I l l from carried a pufll. it was a lot of bother to spend a nickel. But the old wallet has disappeared and we now have a "change pocket'. and wear itolt by frequent journeys thither. We in been a race of wan-s. and have las- tiiled our waste by our to earn. "there will soon be none. Wherever a luhing, and this embraces an extreme; imperfection by adding on detail, hop' Then cum the war. ”on“, '35,". “I renamed. On Koasuth's re- " wide "m". of linens. “m" WWII" is. thus to distract the attention of 80 PM! "I“ "'0 '0‘“ "10'"! fl 00'1“ lemma” and 8119! “m and combin-l the observer from the fundamental "h" (in "m W' W n" ‘ . thee l .. few hundred millions to WJOI’ I “”0“ M all e' weakness of his design 1 A God ‘ k W“, a" about mi ' twsr that cost billions? It would he "' W" “° ‘ Most of the American architecture ‘ hm, gm” .t but. Wk", N qualities of woods and their adapts-10‘ the later nineteenth century. and for it on borro money? to. tion to various uses, and how to care much of it still in construction. as cently has-it dawned on the With 0‘ for the various finishes. Europe thatthey have stopped creating thi defea of bad lines covered by A metal expert knowing a new capital. been destroying the old ’ chespenlng ornament. The houses on . what to me and how for the cleaning . in "“0“" "1'0“" '3‘ CV 01°“ . . any ordinary street do indeed lack may and thrifty living on the port “a care 01‘0“" 3m." W“ "I dignity and charm. They say nothing of all can save the world from bank- lron, tin and aluminum. This person. worth while. They 111" “chatter" like ruptcy. ‘ must also know china fmm porcelain. Kiplingb “l dablog" e monkey-| The governments “m borrowed .u and how to handle etch. they could; but. musing that the! M pie—"10h Pick up ‘ “'1' with. would son exhaust their borrowing ‘ I i " ”mm“ “9"!" “0:211:07! much chattering and then crop or or-‘ powers turned their attention to tax- ‘° W” t" “d "’9” “n" c ' 2 getting why they picked it up. tailor and to mm. This process h- m plumbing. pla’wpm‘m' “mm! Architecture expresses the personsi- Mr“ 50W“ 3“ heroic, and me!- ciealsns, carpet-sweepers end the like.‘ sures are now being am Where ity of the race which creates it. These . J in to meet the rim cost of wrath. core 0‘ lawn mowers is re funny houses express a fussy. restless m - qui . N that ‘ fwsrbythriftpiaus. The-03:70! race. . ow we grow w oer yea r 1.3,“, m, a A” w" “w" ”mum“ "t by year. we will demand houses of 35%;... to do mt. and involve ““W’ ”Wm" b‘“ “m m‘ simple dignity, which will indeed "say: in rem an -» ing ability is absolutely essential in something worth while," and which. Having adfustdd itself to order to keep the various fabrics in repair. ' conditions. the wand cannot will in turn influence their dwellers “M on a m" It A food value expert. The incumbent of thbl iobmust know about urea and and their beholden: to greater quiet. doing considerable “men. For in- firm! and 10? "I "'9" stance. manned-mm balan --’-—O--——— jtotheiii "it"fl'IIMIldd mm“ mm “d n" ““3 .womaws CLUB FEDERATION mom of cations, in order to obtain the best DELEGATES ARRIVE sands of firms ”a m a... an iu-_ possible nourishment for a mo of ' Icome of other mne- relyius on ...... .. .. .... m... "W... momma: “morgum' Ahealtheupertfll‘lseyohmoldormust 5“ ‘ ° ' m“! ‘1'”- “W the “m of sauitaly mbusytodsywelecmingclubwanwl plus income. sea pool“. the Illi- nois-Ills- III W "on. Mum the west-ass errors at the rail-”lion of some cannot begin to am commie it‘tilat theso_are observed‘rcad sad steamship terminals. About without destroying more than they An dentin-l and Win themed club was-w: are hon fl-illflilnll. They usatca'stopusend- Jun” m .‘nndgundfifteenmoccasin-ireaiwltltfitmtt with m. "If. “a: w expected. idol-e than one mousandfl" "'7 but that ”m” I” t ‘ hum-ummmmi‘onflflmhm u 'I I" h to m m use Wflfimmu-hfl'mmym M“... m - » uric- Greatnriuinhuathnfl .r'l'el-osn-ls' autumn-WM" h m “s-isnnmdtflmm 3"” nouns-sensuous. “wowumm. 'ifl‘muaso-wcnsc ' “it-Pain“ exactly m. » truth it» «Iv-WI. .04- aua-ssasl sits Dm' fen-1. mfl‘. \. ‘ ,. g ohms-Ills ’ a ”wk-attrhfittztiinéoo-‘u’ ‘ .h. ,> .. shreltm ~ I A generation or two ago esorybodyl futons and war made commanderdn- Woe“ General Mention of Women’s Clubs be costly to sun-no. With no all“ ”mmfiodhmmofpowder. and u, ammunition” “m“mmguum nelson-an: ' ' unspent attenuate- * O! “unauthmfil ~ “asthma-C alas-- foneot Not only bee-poo if alivatod now, Cliff will make as tho big-It mound factor in the world. Thrift was “I fashioned, but ought to be alwayo Europe's loss ill! be cl: gain. and our gsin will be lasting on- ly us we make the habit insult... It. rope must learn how to be poor again. while we must learn how to be rich. But we cannot afford to be too rich, losing our hesds for riches while Du-t W's poVerty pull the bill. in‘yery1 dolor you save now helps along in thsi good work. America's star of thrift} hl nearing its senith. i To END THIS WEEKt‘ SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.. Ma! n—rrhe task of completing a groutI amount of unfinished business faced the dekgziies to the Methodist Gener- MET'HODIST CONFERENCE at Conference, rho this morning ho gun the fourth week of the quadra- nlnl Nation. In the expectation of dlnl adjournment by Friday or Sutur- dny. action probably will he speeded up and extra meetings during theweek are coatemohtnd. The “satin whether missionary bishops shall he Chen-d for Inlayaais and Africa nelhoordorofthedny. postponed fru Saturday for the pur- pose of further investigation of the possibility of entirely eliminating this branch 6 the epieeopacy and sub stituting bhhcps with full powers. Consider“ of a committee report recommnding the retention in the decipllne o! the clause prohibiting church members from playing cards, dancing and chum probably it will be reached within a day or two. The conference will also be asked to decide if any of the Journals now to sued under church auspices shall be confined for the purpose of economy. ,1 All soon as the election of Mission ary bishops was called up, .l. hank llaniy, turner Werner of lndiaul. tu- troduesd a resolution intended to pro wide in abolishing the aloe d inho- dulry hbhops end electing mt incumbuu to the clue of General Ewryrh'mgpesdblohasbeen superior to the preceding weeks in its benefit to as cute-- as. New ins have bun arranged—original lots replenish- ed——broken lines brought forward and refined. REFRIGERATOR lewfcrieciisshfic “when Has no equal for less a B'umm .......... 37,49 3 Burners ........ 3’ 98 OIL STOVE OVENS Anniversary Sale This Wonderful Value Giving Event Will Continue This Week baking, roasting. bolhng' ' and every as. any kitchen stove can he put to, full heat is secured the moment of lighting: snicke- dorless. ”DAV, IIAY as, :91. donoulunketh'taww‘m WITH SEAILM, SCRATCHLESS. DISH LIKE LINING. It's everlasting, easily kept beautifully'sweet and clean and him. all. it is germ proof; add to this lining cleanliness, perfect ventihtion: uniform low temporal-um, and you will understand this an- penority $18.50 is $27.5. WHITE ENAMEL LINED REFRIGERATORS Sanitary wire shelves and cases of well—finished, hard wood. 37.98 to 319.50 Superintenht, with fill on” powers. The resolution was folded and the conference ordered a ballot for missionary bishops. l' i. GEMIAL 00m DEAD. LONDON. Nay 31.. 12:01 p. m.—~Tbe death at Budapest. yesterday. of Gen- eral Gouge! it reported in a Central News dinpaloh Mm Amsterdam. (in. Gouge-Fm mmr-mchfd ofthe Hungarian dmy'during the war a lib- eration. lie was also prominent as a chemist. General Goergei wall 98 years old. lie came of a Saxon noble family, and on the outbreak of the Revolutiowy War of 1848, he offered his swcd to line Hungarian Government, receiving i‘ commission as captain. He won a 1 number of successes against the hue chief. He was deposed lemporarilyon account of ordering a retreat against the advice of Koesuth. but subsequeub lofted corned Goof, attend ..................................... 40c. led Dried loci, diced ....................................... 50c. Boiled HIM .................................................. ‘00:. lost New York F. I. .......................................... 20-. ‘Wul Loni .................................................... 25c. 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CHARNOK, BUTCHER 76 North Main Street signation as Dictator. when Russia in *tervened on the side of Austria. coer- igei became Dictator and mentally surrendered to the Russians. Aftert being released. he retired from publici life. ‘ STRIKERS FAIL TO RETURN TO WORK. l "- " 3 , SIMSBI'RY, May 22.—Despiie the iunnouncement by the Ensign-Bickfordi Company, motion of fuses that strik- ‘era who failed to return to work today Icouid consider themselves no longer .1“ the company's employ, none of the Estrikere reported. so for an could be tlearned and the situation here remain- ;cd practically unchanged. Having rejected ywsterday the offer of the company for an increase of ten f W TWO CONFIMATION noun ON. *— Brandelo and Rubles Names Are u. fore the donate This Week. “'ASHMTON. lily 22.—Judloo- features of the week's The question was whether The motion to reconsider was made by Senator Hollis, of New Hamp- shire, and the proposal to abandon the practice of exewtive session for such ‘ action was borne by resolutions of cents a day the strikers made a count or proposition in which they agreed l WWW!- Satisfactory increases were giventogof Ir. Brandeis. fri thewolnenstrikere.butthelatterin ll butenport Ill l meditation. This would take the light 'view ofthe unfavorable action taken but disruptnud mm- on the men's demands, decided not to against Ir. Brandeis the Ber-to and his . mingforadcptisuoftheresolatioss talk minute do it may.— ulling M open eassiuls. I‘rstun to work. The erligusl b- imandsforthestriksrswuefcrliirty cents a day and changes incertain top rules. About ten deputy sheriffs are on [duty bore, keeping watch on the for- "oigu I'ettlements, which are in two different parts of the town. In the woods between the company has stor- fheoe m on being closely. ed by company watchman. mandamus-easier chargeansrs‘tasenslv's’tad “unsound—t-— ‘MM‘t _'-0-;lpany.°‘lt Avon. have also senators Kenyon and What». lFriends of die. dtnblee, with the aid to return to work for an increase of.“ strong Administration influences, twenty cents a day, making theirlhove ‘0 WM 1110 action 01 ll“ week. W M, VIC“ "'20' This w" rejectedi The senate Judiciary committee will not Wednesday on the nomination mostofwhooe endshsvecaassdtoupeot any- to the door of Mona are The rivers and harbors appropria- tion bill was still before the denote today with Celsius m and 8h:- man intent on resuming their tilt buster againa ttbe measure. The night senionswereinprospeet. ' Wmmmnr W— mfiwmg'mu. (it'ioride 'f‘ineeUnion.) i take de days ob sunshine when do bloc am in do sky, [When do ribber runs an lacy lak as hit goes singin' by, ' A WAwu WEATHER CITIZEN. thins today were that Senate action . , on confirming the nomination of [souls To shiver heath do u", “"3 my D. Brandeis to the Supreme Court and George Bhblee as member of the =Meral Trade Commission would be important Congressional program. A forerunner of the fight on If l Rublee was imminent in the Senate today. the Senate would hold an open instead of a secret session tomorrow, when it reoonslders the vote by which Ir. Rublee was rejected that week. pore ole rheumatis— Oh, de days along t’cds springtime om de besteet days whut is. on, way don Souf' in Dixie let me liv’ an' let me die, Wid do good ole sun to warm me an' no ool'wiuds eber nigh, What do lilies lean to whisper pretty love words to de lake An' o'anges drop into yo‘ hand sn' J tree you needn't shake. 0h, way down here in Horidy l'ee } gwinter spend my dsya. What do alligator crawl out on do log an' stays an' stays. What you neber hub to worry if de price ob coal hob ria, 0h, dis Way Down Son! in Dixie Land's do beaten. land what is. w my RUCTION. Ir. Possum—What is e consult- lug m anyhow? . [ Ir. Optimist—Oh, he’s the big doc mthataaysyouaregoiagmdieaud ' Judah dynhadbuaguodaenunel mathineyou hm yuuhsve fond-us paying shear: for mM-m
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