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. m“ Lodge, No. tca. r. and a. rd.
x »- “a is his-ante annular. scam
I “N 1st and lid Mayo!
1 ' c-I north—July and unit on-
«qtau—u adult. All anato-
MI cordially invited. Arthur
amm. 31., Robert it. Wilcox.
*'~ lance chasm, No. as, A. a. M.
lull in Masonic Building. hill-ll
lulu street, 2nd and 4th Tuesdays
g '.
at
_- Quid—at ii o'clock. an uoyal ma
‘ w cordially invited. Charles
hunch. H. P.. F. .4. Lyon. ace.
3.x...“
flow we PR
MINT.
“- lithe Armory, tomorrow afternoon.
'- nt Im’clock. a meeting will be held
and: the interest of‘prooaredness and
1 fitment in America. The (:0li-
thoy feel shut the parents of him-walk
mail. which Is sweeping the
. ‘2 try. 80 many benefits may be de-
w as a result Of this movement, ev-
‘Illollld we escape conflict, 1hat lit-
.nrtlnx should be necessary for
tad clort. The objects of the mova-
y’ t“mt-win be fully explained by inter-
' calla: Ipeakers at the Armory meet-
5“ and it will he pointed out how
all may become more useful dili-
. The Sentinel appeals for hearty,
ration in this commendable en-
and feels assured that the?
-> . patriotic spirit which in the pits!1
dill characterized our cltiaens will ‘
Mil-in the mutter of present day
I l ‘ lIIs.
. W
: NIAMrMoouvr-z caucus,
“IM thing about the new narnlf
Wtion hill is a modest “rider“
lhliattracted little attention. ltl
A ‘thc. president authority, at the
“of the war to invite the power 0
. . erenco for the consideration of
(filtration and disarmament.
It is hiahly important, at the weer
one. of world affairs, to_ provide
'1 powerful battle cruisers. scout
- 1' submarines and the other para-
» [lagof modern scahlauxhter and .
l
a
let the world know that we are
. W3 Ibis great armament only
"'itcmporary expedient—that we
not. rainy interested in warships-
My a matter of fact were tre-
Wily interested in abolishlnl
'7 pn-r—aud want the other powers
rate with us to that Ind.
defense plans mt domot look
the sunaaad ships and not}
tcly involvcd‘ih mllaclouzi.
mummlm. , lithe. (1.8.
the part in world alalrs for
hoot of us believe our country
' -- .. WE are natal-l
_ m the sword-in cab
’ out mwve'hnncl u
‘- ,mtdhrmmtiol.mwc-
" plans baa taco
“HTML TELE—
‘tchravlna this work in charaemie,
:~ prompted: by patriotic motives andl __.__...,.._._...
I ,nliould join hands iii the preparedness '_
’know where the electric meter
on. ,_ But it is far more inner-l h
I and windows; k‘cep shades :ln order;
tom.
»hmlnuc-Mcvuorwhuamm-
"V...“—
well worth the cut if we balance them
with a dollhente peace plum and win
(ha odd to our way 01m The
highest munch of our new aria-cut
would be to “WI!" it on. at its hith-
nit development, by international
agreement.
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SOUP LADLES FOR MISSIONQRIES
Do missionaries have a soup course?
Apparently they do. The other day a
joyous young couple who expect
‘aail for Japan in the fail as mission-
for a suitable wedding gift for two
friends of theirs who also expect to
sail in the fall to some WI! Mon
field. And the lift-of thotr choice. the
thing that appealed to them as most
useful and appropriate was a hand-
“aowest ma."
All of which goes to show that mis-
aionaries are not always the ions—tac-
cd, ascetic sort of pooplc we used to
think thorn. They lead normally nap:
py, busy lives and are the better mis-l
uionaries for it. l-‘lne hoks, Noland.
neat-lit, art. the theatre. sun the '‘rch'-
ies" are no ‘opger things to be set
pained tolerance. They come into the]
prospective mlsalcnuy‘s life aadmakci
h'un broader and more hum-u. more,
i
able to serve the world in any ileldp
,t
cfiaach nonthwduly and than“ 0' j whether abroad or at mine. l
l
I Perhaps this chase in the mission-i
iary'a attitude toward life and his
. _, . _ ,échosen work in evidence oi the same
EPAREDNESS MOVE- change in our whole religious life. The
soup ladle is getting into our Chris-f
tianity. The more all-round. cane, nap-i
py lives we load. the more chance curl
religion has to be the anal thing. Thel
, 3.04;" ”instance to the Red Croats good and beautiful things of life are eminent or who cannot “v ‘
not incompatible with true service and 1m“ America first, last and Ml“. : Scholar-Tm last—Icon that he’
t‘l‘hoi
be this to imam up to that stand- immune 0- also am to call ra-v
Uni of loyalty which jg exprem by ,thcr W. 8. Tamil and Dr. D. C. Potter”
and his acn, Dcan Potter. .-lt baa notl
citinn has come. to the United .100 M W who wm be that
Status from another country Col” ,fll‘r wit-cu W1! the charities in-
to evade military service let him not . QM‘OIG of tho capo aha-id be taunt
criticise our institutions while hm. truffle WI catty. Grand JUL “i
brotherhood.
THE BRIDEGROOMYS FURNACE.
Tlint brides aren‘t the only ones
who ought to be trained by their par.
cuts for the profession of makinl
home happy is the contention of a writ-
er in the -\’t'oman's Home Companion.
The Father in the story suddenly“
found that hip engaged iron didn't even
was
and liiid no idea how to read it. He
didn't know how to run a furnace. He
couldn't pill in n pane of glass. lie
didnt know how to turn off the
house water supply. lie just didn't
know anythlu about the mechanics of
a house. So the parents began to od-
ucatc him.
Henry ilnully realised his ignorance,
[and asked for a list of what he ought
to know. ‘80 Genevieve wouldn‘t be
instilled in divorcing him within it
your. (Genevieve was a competent
person whose skill in the fcmlnlne‘
household art who in sharp contrast
to Henry's vatst mental Haakness in
regard to the masculine ones.)
Whercupon the father, mtlilcd by
the son's humility. made the list. It's
a good one for prospective bridegroom
to contemplate before Juno 1 comes
in. Why, after all. should the bride's
have all the making home happy re-
possibility? Here it is:
He should be able to heat the
ouae; know cnough about plumbing
to be beyond the mercy of the inor-
ant or dishonest, plumber; be able to
replace master or put on the pull of
adroaserdrawsr.
He should be able to paint floors or
woodwork; replace panes of‘glaaa; put
up shalvcs; read meters; screen doortr
kcopdoor loch in order; keep knives
He must know enough about building
materials to advice a carpontcr; must
know how to carve; how to make-ha.
Wudlwndmw-to lupiia steak
man m.» he won't be nutr-
ly..ulplaaallf.wlfa_ is ill.
And he must touch her. to,halp.lllrn
in hla duties in case of the opposite
cncrgcncy.
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atrium inclination” vial
at,» retarded or not wholly on!
installs” cam-nann-
par nautical. but hard-t on tho bl!
WET.“ m
g Which!!!
" H ' WNW-w
mountains
, at
r t“ .
to;
cries were eagerly scanning the shops'
some, solid silver soup ladle of the.
nature, Iuliplnllav m _
my. law “huh-tummy! .. I
"thaw
t
France. were moved to the bottle
'0url"'
hWMWIflYG
NWMN‘M
A
v
naturalised citincn who is given
to carping tuitioianl cl this gov-
Every American citiacn ought to
the lords “America lint." If any
IF: HE DENNIS 70‘ DO .0. LIT
WI‘NCE HE CAME AND FIGHT
FOR ‘IIHAT‘ COUNTRY.
We do not care whtlt foreigners
or (met 1‘ ‘ VI. '
g“ in tons t link of ours". to“, he said:
method .of government. So for our
system has proved to lie pro-enli—
ncntly successful. At procent
lll't‘ doing our best to carry out the
pi'cccptaot the great Father of Our
(‘ollnirig George Washington, BYl
Krlcrlxu om: iiixps STRICT- tel-K we °n “0““4'V- '1 W
gtermlned yesterday. The Grand Jury
{will porn are particularly War. into
LY UN OI'R OWN BUSINESS.
‘ ' "How well the British fraternizc with tho-new. Russian soldiers,
tin itr‘ance is illustrated in this photograph of ..a Cold Strum ‘
' tguarsman exchanging his cap for that of a Russian. This hoto— .t
upon either for bitter OWN” 0?, graph was taken in Paris beforevRusninn ”Midi.- recently It"! to
W
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fauna." oIAlien' not filllillllllfl
ixmiditm
we l
'l shall do tomorrow."
l The New York Grand Jury will take
line. -
MUMTFM Fir-f. Papa.)
——-—
Mayor litehel has said {but he was
HAVE no gnflthy “h I“, . handy and willing to unity before mi
orniaittce and to renal everything in
iconnoction with tho charm“ incur!-
bat 56"“ mil an understanding with:
would be calico on Tucaday.
is reported. will hand down indict-
, timing aacx TO THE coumnv ,mm In ‘3' “I" '00 W‘V- ”‘z
this may have.“ important W,
[on on mono" mafia-M4
lure. Wilton the It!“ VII um If
he intanded to go before the commit-
‘Thc scenes have ahifted so in the
up the Seymour & Seymour wiretap
do-
rthe matter of the “Mu o! the
H'+-+-+-++i—+—+—++-+49 i
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1.
Employers Should Pay
Wages of ' Men W'liile
In Training F iel
I By rams oar-rimmed." at +
1- Omaha
O"+fi-+-+++++-H-+-+-O
BELIEVE that exports should
figure a pro rata national guard
liieliillersliip in each state to be
oiiit-sred by graduates of an enlarg»
etl West Point. I WOULD HAVE
THE ENLISTIIENT TERM OF
FOUR YEARS, WITH TWO
MONTHS’ FIELD TRAINWG
EACH SW91“, UNDER 10-
TIVE SERVICE REGULATIONS.
Iwonld have employers pay these ‘
men their full salaries wlnlc in the
field. If the employee is willing to
give his life for his employer the ,
latter should at least be patriotio‘
enough to hold his job for him while
he is in training and pay his wages.
This would take the payment of
the guard on the . povernrcsnt’a'
sh era.
A”. HAVING IT TH]. WAY.
[w "ATE WOULD "ILL “AV!
A “LITA“ WJPOR :arcaa-
aaucv. ' . .
m.
VEHIONT "film WOULD G"
”OILWT BOBCE.‘
Arts-as Joac- .‘lhatchcr. able! to!
polka at Hucklna‘.flnn..hl.npfihl
on aidsputy aha-ill (it can ct'lhc‘ccun-
Seymour oilicea in tho Equitable Bulld-
lnx. at 120 Broadway. by tho member!
of the Burns an‘naancy. III-
trlct Attorney-Inuit not I WI“ to
F‘rcdariek Seymour yesterday mt-
o
in; him to llama to ac haforo
the Grand Jury chncaday ”ha.
Mr. Seymour. will' b aahnd‘ to!!!"
immunity. if an hdlctlicnt lawl-
Detective Bins should be handed
down. It is on“ that the out”
would be unlawful coin. ‘
Scymcul'atalcr to Man.
Mr. Seymour-ant a filter tothc Di!-
trlct Attorney My. in which II
laid: '
I have this morning rooflvcd your
letter of «May IO. manna that l ao-
ppar before it. W I” n!”
a complaint .mt .Ir. Bllt'll. II“
plain against any other person, i
should come with-the cadence W
hint. and that in sub case you would
have it proscribed with ray testimony
to the Grand Jury.
lhutsntornlythatlabdlrm d
or the Grand Jury. as I havchcrcto-
fore done. A more tclcphonc mus-t
will be 00an ~
I shall leave with you and with
authorities. the, wt -and
pronouns}! overlain! .m-
r. - .
l dotnia for ccvoralrcaaonc: anon:
other, the not: on {album and
if the public intonatreoulm a Gill-
rlaal proaccation. you arc‘in a posi-
ti'oc in Walloon-hauls! Upton equally as good as lilac ts rah-Ir
am as “plain cloths- arc-"m
the infldnrofliuflaomuflllo-
pliwon lamotnnlmbcrthatthyc
coma to tho aityclcn annulus"-
portas warm
urn-W
m. m bucolic-c win
“mmvcthhpolnhuwclial to
Iclcct'tbcpcraonatcbccharpcdwith
“Wildfowl-w
,t .
’1‘,“
1 last few days that i do not know what “ ‘ ""' W - . ‘ W‘ .—......___
i If. to: a]! m not-noun to go, Gcncrai (‘ounael John 1. Swayae and the County Colirt. Tho rumors circu-
dhc crime. and your powers and the
com or 00M?” M-m:m.aum.mm
”W!!!“ M
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turnout cvldcncp which I imam
"TUESDAY. MAY 13, 1916
be among the lucky shoppers.
SCREEN DOORS
Hardwod frame. nlaly polishad.
1 1-2, 2 and I quarts. Sccl white cn-‘
No. 2. overcoat sizc. 30 x 50, '
.WA‘I‘ER FAILS
i0, i2 and ii quarts. Stool biuc‘
D
and while enamel.
War price 98c and
aids. cnoica ' ,
.\'o. 3, ulster size- 30 x (it), ,
woodwork. Regular
rice ”coach.
No. 4. auto .ocat 3&2th x 70.:
Tomorrow
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earthen
White enamel linuxflanilary wire
Q Smokeless. odorless.
3 Burners
.
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‘the powers ctthcerand Jury cv-ol tho .‘clals of the company acted at; their med last week that
District Attorney are not anrplctc pro-Y colder on the visit.
tool the public interest, you will picnui p..." Company Ollclll tum
adviu IQ, “d l 'I" “On “Wtfl‘ At [he ‘flarnm ”KIM scum!-
my own mm! ‘0 {Mt 0‘ a. public. Thom“ .nm M be u. been
mulct Attorney Swans up!” im- in coats-sacs m M, m Com~
mm! mm in I “(Pf II 'thI MMIODOI' M “d Comnuon Conn.
he ”“3 luel Hardy and had ccnacntcd to post—
Ycu letter of this date is at hand.’pone taking the intimacy of the po-
Plcaao be prcpared to so bcforc the lice witncaaea until May. after
Grand Jury on 'Wednesday mornlal Mayor liceholhadtpatllcd. ‘l'hccarn-
at 11 o'clock and make complaint ‘ay- mlttsc then called to the stand Janna
aimt William J. Burns, on the «la A. Stewart. acncral Inhaler of the
dues now in my possession, and u- New York 'l‘clcpbone Company. no
slut any other person against whom daacrihcd the toehnlal MIMI of
you hare sulllclant cvldcncc. “the switchboard connections at the
Rumor of ipcclal PM». company's "that" station and said the
it wasruancrcd ycatcrday that two “manhunt! no wwm c!-
thorltntlve source.
Gm lld’ Wt Bwflllal' than It an m ' ' ' ’
Mm . y during this aale. Puncture
Mutated on tho goods 50 low that the “Spodala” will quickly disappear. no not (3'! to
WINDOW SCREENS DISH FANS No. l UNIVERSAL
8Ad1ustable. ucll made. 2 10, H. r! aunts. Steel white enam- FOOD CHOPPERS
:2 it. 33, eachh .......... 1“ .1, 3....” rice. With three diirerentasica cutters.“
if eat: .......... m, ”c “a We. Regular price
24 a: 3, each ........ r’ Chm ' pm each '
38 x 37, each .......... ‘ Aromrow I
30 x37, each .......... ' ,RICE BOILERS
.WIT WASH
CLOTHES Hm
ante]. Rapular price
mic J t 85c. 08c and 31.25. 2 Small size, each .
”1 0'th Choict ‘ Medium size, each
- - I, ' Large size. each .
mm m . m ’AND COFFEE ' ”TS
‘Mm , I ”(I 3 quarts. Bud MIC Ill‘ mu OIL “0P3
‘ . ‘ _ ‘ um nine. Regular
i... . 3mm - m...
ho. I. sort size, 24 x 37,“ Choice ‘ ‘ Morrow
'WIZARD OIL MOPS
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CEDAR PAPER
in rolls. mom shoots. to a roll, REFRIGERATORS Clllt‘rAlN mummies
"Emilwh . With aaanalcac cantons-s, duh! Adjustable on: feet. BIIBB nickel
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Porn“ - ‘ heap m-Mde~ ‘ WW6 '
.KIXING browns arm = 1818.50 t0‘82750 If“, “95c:
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u' re. White can-re l - '
In; v.1... ”, m ' u . shelves and cases or wall Inlahad ‘BLUE‘VM
26c cash. 1% rum. : 'ou. srovss I
cm" I , ._87.98 t0.‘lB".50 ' HIM no monitor halting. masons”
' bellies and ovary nactany W?
fwm‘m.m ' store can he put tit-run spat ta
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Reg-l
~- MAB:
m?”w<
certain city im-
lcials would be lndlctcd.aa_a resin: or
the invptizallon were npcated. but
it was impossible to pot clilclal veri-
fication or to trace them to any au~
District Attorney Harry E. Lewis.
when asked as to the possibility of in-
dict-cats being found. produccd a
copy of the Penal Code and Dolntcd to
the section which forbids the District
”may to make public the proceed-
ings,“ the Grand Jury.
There were two witnesses before
the Grand Jury yesterday -— Frank
ll. Brooks, secretary to Deputy Coru~
miaaicnsr of Charities Dcherty. and
(loom B. Crulghtcn. a Burns Annoy
members -of the Grand Jury had our cant on «coast of thc PnllcaCumia- [.mcuu. an). about No an lain-
famd with Chief Ocannl [as of tho alcncr.
Thompson Committee Old hid HMO! 0'“ .m m mm." ”Id m
, the situations “I! if Wt “to“, Moss, "that in two casca in M1!!!
"Brim“ 4‘4 not “he I? m w- police summoned wires .wlthont Dr. Daniel c. Potter,
ter ti. Gflld 1m Md We a. m. 1. wt ”Y”
Illuthfl m “If C“ W- in] W." ”M Wyn”. 10mm” film.
illtca in chin: tact-nay. nit was he-
llcvcd mocks was ancaucncd bout
his Incl-Uta servo aisuhocaaa upon
demanding his
taro-once at the hearing conducted b
“0" “‘“M‘M"'° °"““"'“‘l «an atcwartaddcdthatthhanhad' At the conclusion of the taut t
parallax that in with to 10480 a com- or Wabash ucacnt at. last may: 5... any M. or Magi-gin other tooth-city tna Grand Jury man:
MM “WW- but 3° 1:41am an arc oases («carded in the trict Attcncy ‘lacwia hall Lanter-
~1lloy carac .to nac Winn. . 04-; two "In; the “III“ N. bacn .cnce. "The iaa‘cra aakcd‘ that the two
Midfiemmlnw“““‘° dcnc without diam anaemic- 01mm
Colo mulling
pmaaainu umtlroommxalfi my»... mu". ‘l’hcr‘wttacac u-fiho aortas tit mom .ba-ex-
was alaorumcrcd tba mop.” _ “up“: “up"..nmt'ihhod to than. Till-was done by
man would ”will! w ' hatwecn the Ppllcc Dppanrnanttaadlr. howls, iwho thud-ft the mom.
.tiaatlcn W“ '~ W Grand-Jury. lion-er could supply vcnchcra or. with“ Animations.
The induces Committee rm 'Whflmm wt nodal
ready at ammonium to. «arm nor'ibad newsman”.
with submavlonrmuutmm Attorney. (isostatic conduct an inns-Hm u. I o ’1”. [mm gm ' d va "an
IMrA-alla Inna.
John St Humour of the arm Scy-
inOi:W~Mll,l'Dlly and WWI-9,3,.m.“ “it. minibus-urine“ ,1 Seymour, the Naw.York law-
leth arrests thcy nude at'Ocacyila- m. Thcy .3“. mummawm:
land through “fistulas 1-” on ‘W a subscriber ~units. radian time the-
M” “"WIII m“ ‘W' Woolshomuncaald,
1“. ‘ .2... ml warmthIIdM-talraucn
"m w-"“”"” -' » -maaua-auactatauim~taax-
mmmn part. a“ I _
,1)“; gum a. rlculi.
0": TWO. W :W 1800:». warm.
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atom iguana-lg» mam . , .
1‘09 you howl! such than“ “no?
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‘WJ. aluminum-cf“ 15.” .
>Buch‘M” Bureau; .w marathons”? -
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mofim'm
immune, awash.
amdomhlar- will;
'Wail
a
the Grand Jury- the Mn“! comb“ Win. Daly. and Browns carom which m operated .gptfltmaw . myhcac tclpphonc who no lama
. "What ‘Wllllam J. Burns Aid-in ball'
and moths «Mob-than. 0“ phase vim.‘but Cursor-flan Como! curator mm... m navcr ”cord: pins on wire was at the mug:
.mom-aaraocaahall be accused and Brady salad :Mfir M '"Lmnrsatlonanacr dotlhayjnow the?“ the lag-can interests. '1'ny Ire
rccacatad 10)!th Initial): which was
“'1!!th
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