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1: PHONE CALLS
A W Communication of Old,
ill-ll Led-o. No. ice. r. all A a., mu
-... he held at its rope-a Juno mi, 1m,
‘ I! I o'clock p. in. Work— F. c. Oe-‘
(Mummy
. All Mater lawn. cordially and in.
actually invited.
internally yours.
. “won 1. name, w. M.
t" Alum—nose“ M. W-MJZOX .
v‘h
”. Cutler Chapter. No. 38, A. H. II.
‘7‘ ” fleets in Masonic Building. South
with street, and and 4th Tuesdays
.' d Old! month—«July and Anklet 0!»
it copied—st 3 o'clock. All Royal Arch
‘ 5: Ila-ens cordially invited.
JAMES A. HOLLERIN, H. P. :.
‘ Amour-F. 8. Lyon, Secretary.
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4 print-AN Lilies BIG NAVY PLAN.
. it isvrather unexpected-to hear that
i’dapan is as much in favor of a great-
.er American navy us any American
lingo And yet that is the assurance
-gluen by Aduchl Klnnot-iuke. a brill-
grI-"Wnnt Japanese writer who hull spent
~ half his lilo in the United States. He
Agate the matter in a way that tsut
.f‘ oo‘nlpllmontervl; but plausible and
990‘“ny true.
. _ Japan would like t
lm‘iowerful navy because “The indispu-
table naval supremncy of America on
‘thO‘Peolle Would give the America!
calmness of ind;-
{
“
/ s»
0 pm us build t.
...
”people a noise and
_ meat which come from the conscious-
:.nens of power." Withlrs, he says, as
with all other peoples, “panic and
hysteria are the most prolific mother
A . of war. Japan is not afraid of mighty‘
[and well armed America [he only
idmerlca Japan is afraid of is a weak.
Muffins. hysterical America}
' lost or us, he tells us, know little‘
bout Japan and her position in the
{Far East. and are ready to swallow
it; wild tales as gospel truth With
k‘ «saliendde poise that consciousness of
adequate see power would give, we
wig twould regard Japan calmly and die-
)asalonntely in any controversy affect-
‘- in: the relations of the two nations.
And that would mean the assurance
oi continued peace, because Japan her-
I never “start nuythins‘ if we don't..
war against the United Stilt”, says
grille writer. would be simply “national
' ri-kari for Japan."
Another reason why Japan would
he to see us step into unquestionable
val supremacy. according to Hr.
.‘KlnMosuke: "it would let Japan Quiid
I he:- navy, a little to. and in con-
og." All matters stand. every time
“ ‘ talks of building another worship
”0. there is an alarm sounded in
”many. According to Admiral
" imperial minister for the navy.
- there is greater naval. expan-
tha In: yet provided for. Jim
L in com to take her place he-
{Mahdi-coca and Spain.” She
.w to flak into tut clans.
nosed 1- B W In In.”
to have armed on a workable ciao.
lreland is to have its pnflinment.
and have it not alter the war but im-
nlediuteiy. The provisions for self-
government. too, are said to be more
liberal than m previously contem-
plated. ‘
W501! has seen the handwriting on
.. the wall lie realizes that home rule
for Ireland is inevitable, because it
its essential for the preservation of
the empire He only demands that
the Protestant counties of Ulster he
expected from the optimum of the
home rule systole about to no into ef-
tect.':Aad it is reputed that he no
looser terms this named-- as more
than a temporary éxpedbul to make
an N um talcum to the
Duluth hy sweetening the. and
unity to the!» me. An elected
in to he avoided u morons in the
present state of chin The out par-
liament is to he made up of the pres-
ent iriail reprmnlltivei in the Bri-
tish parliament '
Providwe works in mysteriouS‘
wayn 'l’hole infatuated Elan miners
my. after all, soon be regarded as
' examples of rare foresight and pat-
rim in“ of deluded victims of
Germdny and unintentional traitors to
their country.
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UNION Hound eon WASHWOMEN
The march of unionism goes on.
Now it is the washerwomen. in (Tin-l
cinnati they have duly organized a la-
bor union, with the chii’alrous trillio->
lance of the street our men. f
Presumably we shall soon hear that}
they. together with other washerwo-l
men‘s locals, are athllsted with the,
American Federation of Labor.
Coincident with this comes
that the New York state workmen?
IONS.
l
nixed window-washing as an oceans-i
lion properly coming within the Icopcx
of the componretionwlaw. if the win-1
lberlihip in its ranks.
. will “mil. being hbeled ‘bod' unless
" “manualle will
. i“ natunllr’xto a M improve- m
midpwmrdm M .
dew-washers are notaireody omit-l
so. it goes without saying that the!)
their new status. And Who can say ~
where the movement will end? i
it used to be thought that union;
ism was only for skilled traded. The;
l. w. w. saw its opportunity in the':
great. chaotic field of unskilled labor.‘
Now orthodor unionism is entering
that field. and raising one. occupation
after another to the dignity of mom:
1
in Germany and Scandinavia house-
muldd are already organized. We
shall doubtless come to that. too, in
time. And will there-he unions of
scrub—women and women who‘do tho
mend and men who tend furnaces and
lawns?
W
GRADING RESTAURANTG.
New York is grading its 5,000 or]
more restaurants according to health
standards. A careful inspection of all
public eating places is being made by
the health department. When it is
concluded, even restaurant will be
given a certificate showing its rating.
It will he declared} "good." “fair" or
“had," according to its deifee of ob
WW 0! the we loud “droni-
tation laws and its treatment of its
employees.
it is expected that when the system
is established. resinurant patrons ‘on
entering a place for the first time will
insist. on knowing lta hysienic rating
before ordering their meals. In the,
case of a restaurant, declared "got ."
the certificate will no doubt be dis-
played conspicuously. and . probably
printed on every bill of’fare. Prelim.
alny a place pronounced only "falr‘t
f
1
ins. And certainly no eating house
downtown-mil. to.
is hoped um the ‘mertlvlnlm, value
W
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TALKS ON THIlFT.
Inhaled“
mnemnmoumu
wwimwrflWme
muwmztOwW‘
tomelhlauouwtsotmh
Mflhfcmhmw
«ummmm Md.
honorarium“ he
feared aisle-ion. Word. level
fundamenaouln m.
sol-km prom-feral!!!-
take care of tho-emu".
orzetalobworthwhlleulii wt
mumm influence
mirawihohleflllu'lflmwe
“amputee-nanometer»
lnxmstandbythewwm
make.
llisthoeuieslthiulnthowerid
to who the at taut m ‘0
dotheouylhlnn. Howl/05M
“nonmalignant”
pleasures for a time. if he would fit
wmemuiohhwlm
hinuuludulmthudomw
deny him-elf tndulzencea that do Id
toadinthorlultdm. if he
would save money hamlet mode-
cimmerdociaionaodoliektom
will “VG-M Ind moaned“!!!
buttaildownJeuuoworllldullu
temptation logo to thou numeric
that company when our rolled-l pow-
er will. be weakened. m we
hive a spare night. if we I“! lt
home we know that we won’t spend
any money. if we go to the theatre
we will spend a cert-h amt; hi3
if we go to the club. or out with lid“
crowd, we are not certnln where we;
will so. or what we will do. and held:
With the crowd we man! do as the
crowd does. The relull is bound to
be a breaking down of the resolution
to sue.
The habit of consistently uyinl
“no" can oly be acquired when a but
has ambition. a pool. and an incentive.
yifhowould ownahome.mulul
bualnou, get a good job. be a "I
among men. and have a master not
all)”. the impetus will be with him
steadily to spur him on and help him
i
compensation commission has tarot-am 1: mill “£29 (12:32?" that
The
bread line is'fnli of men who could
not make decisions and stick to them;
who played with temptntlons of var-
ious hind! untiltheylon out; w
declining years intuit be event in. '
in; the my things because in
l
noon will bender the inspiration of w: my ”may! do M ”from...
You never will learn the secret of
how men a‘cqulre money until you lent
the line art of melting decisions; and
if you do not team this leuon for
yourself. the world will decide for
you. and the deciaioa will doubtless
be that you have do will power. are
not strong in keeplu miles to yogir-
self and therefore cannot be expected
tqbodtroutnkeeplnxthmtooth-
era. relente you to the ranks of.
the ‘has been: or the ‘ndVer was."
where you will drift along until the
end. The saddest thing on the ocean
is a drilling ship. and» the saddest!
thing in life is the man_ who is going‘
nowhere, and care not how long ' it
ladies him to get there.
i
APPRAIGERB WILL REVALUE E8-
STATE.
Judge Gllson of New \Haven has
notified Tax Commissioners William
H. Corbin that he has designate?
Hon. Ernest 9. Simpson. duds! o!
the county court of common niece.
Percy B Killian. of the Winchester
Repeating Arms 0a.. and More.
Bracken of the New Boron Carriage
Co. oi New Haven. to reappraisedhe’
estote of the lot. l‘ranh Phi-Ibo! of
that city. The tiller-once 1 opinion
between the seminar at the estate and
thrtucomnlilslouet to over the void:
of 9.23 share: of the PM” Horde
ware Specialty which we! more-W
mhmlrll-asoaharesadiacoo»
cidered too low by the to: commission
or. ..
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FIF'Itl-l amt-l0? 0F BUFFALO.
BMAID. N. 32“.. June 7.—'i‘he
Bight Rev. Denis J. Daugherty. D. D.
was installed fifth bishop of the Buff-
alo diocese with communion at the
recently completed St Joseph's Goth;
«in! tow . ’
Addresses were made by cardinu’
Farley and others. , .
Bishop Doom ”Mutual
to Buffalo from the diocese of Janet
renown m l
comm Imam
ills mmmmmm
‘m‘ue W em..msl
Mommas m»-
How may at as receive that '04.
Fabricated new
new handgun um m
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“IAVIGR or
U
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General Joseph Simeon Gallieni.
”savior of Paris." {omlcr militar
governor of the French capita .
than ninister of War, and later
head 0! the French aerial Corps.
died at Versailles, aged sixty
seven.
(in Aug. 27, [914. when til:
German advance threatened Paris
General (iallienl was nude mili-
tary governor of the entrenched
camp.
When General Maunoury fl ao-
semblcd h is new army to strike,
you Kluck's flank puawarea Gulli-
eili commandeered every motor
taxicab in Paris. put into them
805100 of his troops and threw
them into Mauuoury'c corps, the
existence of which was unknown
to the Garland. The Sunday bat-
tle on the Marne followed: von
Kind: Wan crushed» and the ra-
treat to the Alone followed.
For that Gailienl was made
minister of war. In February. 19-
16. he took over cdirection of
the department Marion. but
kidney unable c oiled him to
retire on Well i
. . . . m1!!!"-
““' . . a." J
hmwffllgmiay do» the
“W h N. ‘-
0! the alrlhc of byte" in Newark.
N. 1., the liewarh prn sold:
No cleanse in the batten“ situation
in either the Newark or Orange dis-
trict: id «peeled before Thursday.
The Newark manufacturers will con-
fer tonight and it is likely that the
Orange shop owners will meet at the
fine line. The demands in the two
districts an the hue. both being
formulated by the United Hatters of
North'm outfit. moo-nests
are lei-g oin'lad‘ “Cunt lines.
The Ounce man have been
liyen until Wallis decide. the
men soulful“ at warts la the Now-
srh use» all ma have unit work
when thedenande have been refused.
Pentax Wicca.
it was reported yesterday that Klein
6: 09.. of 831 New W had aimed
an easement with the union. The
fireball-net donned minimum:
with its promise to the ma-
‘W, ”Milan.“ to two an!
hum its workday, however. the
Mwmonworlttlmude
mondedbytheunimand forth.“
continue at work. ‘
Both manufacturers and union hot»
tors of Orange. ore mat-hilt: time
while mm for the mantle: of the
monetary" to to”. up the «mud
ioranovvtlcaiootm ltwas said
restarday the; the motto; is likely
to take slice today. but no Mono
announcement of that M 09“” 1’9
“mm“ V I L 1 vilfl
deadlines DEALERS MEET.
HARTFORD. Juno deans Connec-
ticut Securities, W' denudation.
. old its annnul meeting here roster-1m. M Nimble i. m unort-
Wl'fll “it‘ll tools, Mervin
head: and stock: man over the
allele were in WW
' President’mmrd r.
bulls. hMQlMlJ mm out to
file winner of the golf them
'a,rm1WMW-mfln"
warmly Mbertfiafiofm
collie" one}
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criticised, it was said. _ _
Several members of the ounoom
mittee did not anticipate nay Monty
lull counties it was hoped that the'
om would be approved and put
mere-the ordai-
platforn declaring for would: more
ha; has selected to tho “Naomi
Wfiumdutioubyavoieuféwl
The hht will be carried before the
(pit committee today.
These voting in favor oi the you
were: tie-non Ilene. Wind and
Fall. and Representative linden. oi
mimic. ,
Those voting “ohm it were: Heir
mu Wadsworth and Leda. ”cries
Hopkins Clerk. of HIM Cam-l
tori)“ Bereaenutive lion-laud. oi
Ohio. and Senator Oliver, of lichen)"
vauia.
The albumin/co at the Millie“
commune on resolutions has adopted
a plank respecting relations with Hex
leo olered by Senator hit. of New
Mexico. which ill a aim: stint on
the Mini a policy. ioloc
tion of a plank offered by Senato.
Boron probably will result in
question being taken before the full
committee.
Other planks touchiu on labor.
Americoulanl. Notional defence and
other questions have been adopted in
form intended to meet Frognaolvo
cont .undwlliboieportedtolln
full committee today. Plants for flit
recall. the initiative and the referent
dun! have been rejected in the null
committee.
0min; Ionian. the resolutions
refer to the, "deplorable conditions"
which exist there as a reault of Wash
luxton‘e policy and epoch of the
shame which the Administration pol
icy bu indicted upon the United
States. it pledges the it lien:-
and near the borders of their country
and in Mexico. it charges the Demo
crntlc administration with failure to
fulfill its duty toward Mexico and
“emanate“ 09th:”! to the
no t We: order.
The preparodncu plank will do
clue both for mtlit and industrial
pro at. Pearl relative to
the We in the small of the
army and navy—able
amp too—actiroly as
New W‘- Ii
lions have been
a alto-c
declaration lol- the adoption of a eye-
tem of universal military training.
The restoration of a protective tart!
is declared finalist to the “new
of the m It in W M luv
lane a protective lurid la tutored. see
loos consequenoea will follow the close
of the war. Possible importhtlon of
products of cheap foreign law. it
the met Baum tori! is con-
“Wildfi‘. m “r
p a a co on for o '
commission. mm
The platform deelam in favor of a
m urine mwfiatho push.
_ policy w, o-
ductive of Ihip development mull)!
“Mention and such other propu-
legllliatbn. Inch convention to be in
pay-lent for service- aetunlly per
formed and the vessels to pass under
the control of the government in an
rumyii mm?
a can . rm: the Monroe
Doctrine. asserting its neceaslty ‘for
onrpenooandluetyudlorthou‘
tat-neat (our mite-t destiny.
“We louver 0!. hollow
control of transportation, agencies
throw the interstnte Commerce
W hy. a ‘
D
The platform am. lol- i
tion of immigratiou‘throuh fillet
any test. or .advocated"==by organised
r ,
“Wmnmmvlgw no.
sreuiveo. stiller“ till! We? notice
9181138 of the 1912 Prosreuivo pm.
'Qmeflineemmod. limos; them
he mmmeum
91» . Wmmnhawm
lotion leMMflM-Mfl
“m” . , business. The social
Jaw” WW W unanimous
elm em, induct -
W;Nrmw. ~ 5““
‘ surname cost because.
in having quick aciwn taken by the. .
ushepelnilmetoprooeatitwm
uranium“,
w _ til-m luDlNQkfinMDW‘
mono!-
p 'dpromedpiankintheflow *-
l
the I
t—‘
party to provide for the clue tile and ~‘
adequate protection of our cltiuu in ,
id
action not after we must. lemme-at. a No.3?” 'unf
8
BE SURE TO SHARE
cuss Lmnue.
Value In and M
rm linen are e salon mine
we 5 In French lino weave.
There an sine-n immune
ails-w ahead and plenty . or
. ”ll-59¢
Friday leech:
P" ’3“ . . . ‘.
eminence vomit.
- Vote» no to no.
Dainty eobroldmd voile. do in
wide. For meditation dresses,
. etc.
- Mr Inset“
Per yard ..........
Goevuu: amen.
Value '0 per yard.
A heavy oyster white dress lin-
on. In”. I”. . .
For In“.
‘ one“ end Ellis. ,
May special .....
”I“ GINGHAIO.
Value as w yerd.
Finn quality, an inch. Dress
Mane. Plain and fancy dc-
3.1.4.“)? allies disuse. house
dressa- and
romper.
My weclai ..... 1 5c
"unbound cum“.
Value No each.
um of due muslin. trimmed
pecials for F riday-
immmim“mhm
THURSDAY. 10“ I. 3935
IN THE OFFERINGS.
NAMW.
Value OLE. M! nice.
i
“It: even thread, alt chemot-
Ffl'dl! Willi .
Value 10¢ per edit.
FOR .............
Value tor. a Bottle.
Proctor and Gambler Fem
m if“??? .......
dull loot. With pretty scroll
Variety of the newest W
m “m is: mil
For cleansing and um '
Quill! bottled.
wonv SOAP.
FOR
border in mien. 5 m
-- I
in Pretty 2 1
end Biases’ '
..l .18
Friday special 1 50
Full strength.
Value 5c pee on”.
CREX HUGO.
red and brown.
JAPANESE MATTIN“.
colorinxs.‘
wear.
0L0 DUTCH GLIAW
TWO CAM
Mount-late Atlantis.
Friday special ...... 7c
Friday special
value due.
Friday special .
Value 86: a yard.
Friday special .....
with
lone.
My bosom _ ,
1
Telephone 4735. H. LYNGE,
Peanut Butte
good N 510 RE *
’11:} . L~..MA~_¢.—L4~_. sun‘s-MM .A “...-.4 A .
. w...”
Sloan Dying & Cleaning. Co.
willDOEPORT—
Formerly bowl: on lw Meant Dyeing A Cleaning Co.
Silk Dress». Gtovce, Blanket! And Loco Curtain Cleaned.
Pfop. 293 State St, Bfldgwt
“4.4.4...
“Finest .Crcamery Butter 330 lb
Lean Smked Shoulders 150 lb
- 15c lb
I
EaSt
Tel. 371 12
Indinh'l‘ea Co.
5 Washmgto’ nESlree
"Wm-I
"f0
ed e ts. with white collars
Regular mlddy styles. heed
white poplin, ....u........v
coumand «is. "......7...
'Hain-WldlddifiJflkrs
cuflc. laced at aid“, churned
Qhfldrm’s sizes, '6 yrs. to M
, 34to 4°-
MIDDIES
not the thing for vacations and outings, Coot and com-
ie, as well an serviceable.
Mid a made of pink. blue and white Indian lived. in. bolt,
Wilhelmina: clothwiih commenfisandlnnda
of pink. blue orgreen stripes
Others in coat styles. made of striped Galntea with white
Mombaldorhlmcellmandcufis $1.00
White Silk Poplin. Iiddlcs with piuk or blue cedar and
ll‘
minim .
and calls ......._...
at sides, in. pink." bloc and
I..b.l..ll.0lul...llh.l 31.50
coyote-‘Io-r‘veln-
$1.00
81.00
trimmed with white emblem
aaoaooe-r-ao'oooeo'ae-o
with small pearl buttons.
"yo; Mm“ ' and m
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'WASHWTQN. ”June d—letnd‘
“$.08 1%“ Mil! 3109?; he
movie.» not mat. is. I» W
at on new» -- ‘
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