gland“- is
weather _
~t’ much
pre- 1
:ts enst.‘
33'.» {cm-'7
mnl on,I
217'
A CALL TO ARMS
And when our returned
heroes take off their uni-
forms they have so ncbly
honored, here are civilian
suits made with a. military
.touch that will be in keep-
ing with their style and
carriage.
Suits—$25 to $50.
Overcome—$25 to $60.
'
Rogers 81 Stevens ‘
811th BE PElll’lE
BE THE Alli AliE
LONDON Jan. 15. (Correspondence
of The Associated PresS). —-“ The won-
tiers. of today in the air will be as
naug ht compared with the wonder; of
Homorrow, ' u as the way J. A. Vl'hite—
head, the inventm. summed up his
1
1
1
1
1 View of the fututc of aviation in an
1 address here.
1 “Thefuce out..- 11-.3333.3.3‘1..7-.-3..3. 3.
7"“‘ill be chant-mi. (n..- 313.1331 ..,_.1 .
Slit-shrill be as (liffcrrni 1'13: 3 3.x. .'
iund cities of 13.113“ :3.5-3. ‘ -.- -: 3-. .3.:173
”houses of London are different 11.3111
the 5111-015 and buildings destroyed by
tho Glf‘a t Fit-.9 Our methods, 01' life
1 “ill be changed. our ideas 01' SIlt:l‘0
' will altar. “'0 3133311 be the people of
the Air Age."
lie said that England's future- :is :1
tuition depended on the question of
113:3 connncrcial 11-13 of aircraft. and
31111:: this country's task Would br- to '
control the norodromes of the world
"They must be 1311111111311 and laid out,‘
113- t-ontinu.-d, “1.7.3 our own workmen
-\\'i3 sli'uld (1(‘V'flilil. by int-3.31115 ot‘ 31113-
131111. 1113.131“ and untlt-Volopetl 113113:\
111' 11.3..- uorld 313311 su-(uro international
- 'ro-zqu-rulion for 1131'- 3-11-3.’I3lt);3131.-311 ()1
‘V bmow] NOFWNR SOUH‘ ”DEW-‘3“- (3313331‘13-1‘131311 aircraft
ountains‘t “'1":-- 53113311333. «11' 11133 inuiuoys world
l‘he tom-l —- 333‘“ ‘ 3 3 3 7 1 “1111 by spot-d. Tilt' 11.13 of 1131-. :11?-
dihtricte : Miss Roslyn Marcus of lorough l3 ;.. 113(- .13-~.3.-1opi.ient o: :13-
h l . 1 Park. N. Y., is spending the w.-. 1; ‘ (“HF .3.-51111130323 1* 3" “131”” 11111
i ‘ 3 . (-. .o:‘..3 3113- 1113- (3311 1113111 :3: 1d ”11‘ subm-
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' .
1 ““ 7 .,_. 311 .‘in t'fillitli'illltill (it‘lull'tillt‘lll to
'7 - ’l‘omott'ov‘, Thur-tho 1:- 11:333-3'1133 1.3111 .435 limv 0...- 5.3.1.1.“ 13d)...- 1111.1
1112113 at. Krit-gnr‘s. viii-.1111. (23.31 host 1..» t‘Vllt‘Ildi‘d for tho
1"“31 _ .utmil 31." 1134‘ 1323111111 is not only .3311 1:11:31
i A dog 'wa- struck 11v .3333 31131.3 113‘ 3 l' is ‘1 1111“”
front (31' J. M. l.:313ii"311.: on Rniliottl a
nvcnuc inst «\‘cnint and 11:14 1:'i «.1 511111 ENgi‘Ai 4'; tNEE—l '3
hi3 Pntrolm. no 1121113313
_~~ “" .. .‘ . 5.3717353?
Augustus 1'. 11335131032 ot .\oi3111 \13‘3111 . 51 z E a 37; 7;
street, will he l‘(3lll()‘.'t‘(l to 31 Now York l 1114 i 1L1:
In“ 'hospittil 1131:: afternoon where he will, _
u .
mm 73113111037?!) (1 ~31isrht opciation 1,0:(11113; .1”... 1,1 (l‘(\1‘|'n:‘puni‘it'lll‘t‘
t '— ,o. The .‘msm’utt-d i’i'i.3S.~l.-- “113511111
31—1 . . . . . _ _
3 < t‘liurclizl‘ Minister of Munitions. “lit.
: (or. 13311 liarrv T'l“10\‘ of Shulzen 3 '3 .
111- I0 ' U Z‘llll'lllnt't‘Jl 11113 71:01rl‘nniint policy ()1
51333 ' ,-.. .- i '- '13 . .. .., . .
7; 1.111.. .\..l..11.1.~ 10113.11111 to hi.- 1111131» untionnlimnc11331133.: 13:111\\‘31:.3.~3_ Punt“
1:11'31313 spending the won-it end :31 his ml to 3111- 11.313.31.31- <-i.;~.3.:lu»r o: 3.3.3.2:
.q ”littlllt- on 11'. Grove strut-t, '13331311313 51... rinsons for 113:3 proposed
., Sit-117 3
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' --\\ouut-r.131 1311131313.] 3.13:1 1.11— 7 ”-L ‘“ T" ‘ “1mm” ‘ ”1
i . 7 , 777 *1 \‘vhlt'il thi- country 11:11I Tit‘t‘ll 11131311131101
3'31" 1333111311] "HA l“ $1 L" .31111 " "' " 1-3'1111' “2333. hi3 3-:iitl. xvii-31' 313331.“:13'335' on
3.1- Nth-5,9535 131233133333ow7 :3 131'}: 513:31-3 \‘cl-Vr- 13-311113331311. .
”16‘: - _- "'ll3c 1111‘: t’ nil-311 pure-13: tut-turn til
or . 7 77.7: -7 _ 7.7 77 .. .
I Manual-rSit-clout[1333(‘1111'01‘11 111111.? ‘1 ((1111111) ‘ “'14!" 7 ho (1011111111911.
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tanned-touriml 1’" R‘V “111131115 Sim-1.- 111 11133 1.1331 311:3:3111'331-1113311. So 1011!: as 1h.- 33111 1
' ' hotel 15:3331o.3«.~ tomorrow “130111311: 33' 13:11:33 :3331- in private hands they mm:
.ie...e_y ... . .enxTSi?va.-7§a..a‘lie
installing a plant would he in 7_
'ighborhood of $407,000.
.gias Fowler Post and the. Wom-
Relief Corps held, its. installation
fficers. Monday evening. About
memberé and friends were in at-
anoe, including a delegation from.
hie Post at Stamford. A delicious
or was served and there was mus-
‘7nneechmaking. Boxes of cigars
passed around by Christian
_:.l'l'.Z, and were greatly appreciated.
..-....._.. ,
H—Splnach Cal. lettuce Sueet- bunt-1.
301.51 tamatoes gout) bunch. (113101
B. R. Ave. E
1:01' Gong-11s, Golds, Etc J
i
w. a»... ._.-.-.
S:
1
this morning:
Thomas I. R-iyniond.
'Tlit-
morning 113311 the lllllll‘llnii‘ in front or
111:3 (‘lif't'ord Hotel was uncovered 33nd
Patrolman
and Found 1133‘.t
111331311013 (11'
(‘ult-ndnw 31'
”will
f..~:rl’¢\'rtiir Hindu-3.1
”13:3” brought
133.51
warningr 3313373331 playing around 113:3 3c-
§.-..1.3..:
building.
lion-n
(laughter. ('nrolyn Flt-ming to .\13'.
Mrs.
ter
daughter 01'
lrtlthlt' 511313131119 (31' 1.. Spring
31” o'clock.
S . .
'- l"utroltncn Flynn 33nd (.‘333311r-3' Ioiinll
l
hrokcn wuti-r-pipc in tho 0131 1'331111
building on V1 usltin; (on short cztrlv
31nd tintift'i-d iht‘ mutt-.33.
police \Vt‘l'l‘ notified 0311311' 11.18
lnvcstifintl‘d
bl'()i{1‘ll.
John Flynn
1113.3 (30131-33 “'33::
71133.» prepared.
.(- (1111111313 11::\:- :3 iilililt"l
“(1311.13111 Honor 11011“ ’1 3:1 -
ot'itc- whit-h 111m
11333-313311 to 3311130113:
culling I‘or sum-.3.
'1‘21531111'
1111-13
'nr- plea-Mi to
51 131-111,
to police lit-:ulquurtors
ext-11111." whore-7131- “'13:: 331131331 :31
113.035 in illl‘ '1‘3331-31 t‘ompunx'
(‘331311-3 113113.- 1.133311 131-1313111311 from “'15:
the. birth of 31
um!
Mrs. Shut-
the
\V.
:1 3111- 111310311:
linrl \Villinm Shutter.
3115:: Ruth Marguerite,
the 1331.3 \\'illi:11n
\\~ 11 S
Swords of New Haven
Chestnut.
1'03
on the
v -:1r or so. The men now work i'toiIi 8 (tan and “’illiani C011”-
ill
Company 01'
has rczurmd their
bovine: been
:_chedulc for the past
The Tlitrle-y Mocliino
sir-.3631,
‘0-110313'
101101113
11101' slay after
the morning until 5 o'clock in the
aft3-3‘11oon.
$1
~
‘251-5 for girls all silt-=3
:it Krieger's,
~-(I-in;;liuln d331-
" 3' lomorro w
' ho list-(l
.1'33ilii'117i3n is 111.1-31113‘
for immediate protii. 113 1113-
11313 state. how“.(-\t-1 it niighti
ln- \\'T§~'t‘ or (‘Apt’dlt n1 to run 1111-111 31'.
:1 loss 11 Hwy develop 131111151 33y place
1110 tr: tile: in closer count-t \iith hisl
1113111314 . and stimulate (it'Vlllt'Iiilllt‘lli. l
.-\ mass of information about the!
availnblc. he said.
11131.11 llll‘iélSk oi“ 133111011311-
113311115 «11'
3111:131‘311L'v
'17.: 311.133. 1.3: 3,- 331310313 ttic: ill\ at coutplishetl 1 r-3n...3d3-.l in the air-lilp‘s
itm-lt. '1 think it 11121311 itnpmb.1blr-".
l_.- .1031: (113”111nt action on this 171- 1
13.1 mutter (3:311 133- (11313151311 until :1 1301'
:31 unionist-Jon has wandered about." 1
l-prlztinincr to the press :1 bill which ,
11:13 Railway Nationalization Societyi
l'Ztnil During. the choir.-
333::n. 33.111 ii proxidcs l'or the acquisi-
tion of :311 railway stocks and shares
:31 1111-113 11:33:11: 111:1111331 [ll'lt‘t‘ during ”11'
twelve months ending six months pri-
m to ”11‘ introduction of the hill in
l'nrlinmcnt. the purchase price to he
puid in 5 111-13 t33.tnt nonunutiuit stock
to 1133- 1.131“ .1} >1333r3 holdcrs.
NORW’ALK A. C. HOST
AT JOLLY DANCE
3
.
1
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I
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l
1
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l
1
1
.
\‘3-«3 «hiring up the cows,
L
msas’m Denise 0F DOG
Toronto Newspaper ‘Man Vigor-oust)
Condemns Silly Proposal That
They Be Killed Off :31 Wartime.
A writ thful
else such
dog population.
been expressed since the
loud. Only the other day Lord Cloud
31313.1111133 sold that per dogs are a
1333.3.133113 and that if he 113311 his way
he would “sluuuhter all the Pekingese
dogs in the country and have them
111:1th into moat pies." \‘ot 11:11:: ago
Punch presented :1 picture of‘ :3 tough-
lmvkln: citizen 213110133111: 3131 equally
tough-looking bull terrier. while :1 ('11-
rate ntltlrcsscd him as follows: “Don't
you think. my good man, that in war-
tinu- you would he better employed in
keeping “:1 useful animal, :3 pig. for
instance?" "Yus." growled the dot:
fancier. “331111 :1 nice fool I'd look
{roin' rottin‘ with a pig." I’ropoSals to
destroy dogs :irc fountlcd rather on
torsonnl prejudice or ignorant-o than
:13 :1 cmmidcrntion of tho advantage
to he gained by their cxtcrnilnntion.
The
mod that might better be converted
1.. 13113333111 us‘e is: not justifis- .. As a
correspondent of the
Mail and Empire suggests that dogs
ought to be killed 011' in wartime or
:1 still‘ tax imposed upon
their owners us greatly to reduce the
Similar views have
war in Eng-
:iS‘N-rtion that they (‘tlIlSlilllt' much -
1
1
i
\.
E
1
_ .___‘ _. z. 3; 3 ‘1- ”“33
m. "“
ruin dogs live. on tnblc scraps 33nd odds .
and (11119 of food which Would othcr- ‘
wixo ht- wasted. As for the llnmlltnn
'113:::c.~311on about making l‘vkcs into
1110:]! pics, it is: pron 1111c 111331 :111 the
l‘.l.v~‘ in the Britich isles would not
proxido :1 single enjoyable
«3311- ‘iuttnlioti. '
it is true ”1311
dim-p. but they also kill ('zllS and
and thus ht‘lp tr'i squure the account.
in 11101153113th of furnihnuaos they con- 7
in \‘3111131111 0
They cvcn
>liiui(‘ 3111
3.1131111): 11311:.
guard
do Such chores
churning
111111;, fetching 13nd curryin:
tannin: nlhcr scrviccs that make
311331311373 for the undeniable fact that
1113713 2113 their 11:3113 on the furniture
33nd come into theI kitchen with muddy
At 1110 front. they urc- doint: war
\l'ul‘lx' of until-ninhle value.
lTlI‘V 311':- boosts of burden
lllt‘S'SflSl‘t‘: front the fro-tithes to ltcnd-
l:13: ill-3's in thc rcnl‘. Tin-y ,:u:1rd
"7;:-Iil‘.3-t cut-my mid-3:
unttndr-il lying in No ll:1ii'< 1.311331.
:11‘:3 :1
inn-133.411: soldiers. A propusnl to 321101-
1-311 dug-334 1.3-3 nlmut us Sl‘llSlllTe ;3_\- :1 pro-
nlmllsh ilt‘llht‘\‘.'<, 3113.1] has
I)” XVH.
1141-3-11 in
31‘. .- 331 33s 11111113 «113m:- .- of s11.-c.3t-dli1g.-— ,
flour yards in Beaumont and two
:Orange, Tex,
Tommi: M3311 and 1231311113.:-
Zeppelin Limitations.
dogs frequently kill 3
for the 3
1110:“ for ?
‘ut 5-3 7
l
the ‘
:md pr-r- 7.
CF“‘1’URIES 91.1) JERUSALEM w- 1 L 3133032.: . DOWN to x: m: 3 If;
._ T r 7 ._. ..
ARMEL LillAN; RELIEF SLTPPLY TEL-CECE IC‘IT‘O TE 1;, hi i 1 “
No provision who wind.- (1 33 11- :- rn- 1 “301311: of food which the A1111 1".‘can 'l'hrra are m'r‘.‘ 1 7: 1 ":1 1 13 ions
“31.34.33.- of {tumor 1.3 . '\:- \. 1.1 3. l .\.3:}1.-.pi.1»11c 1'39. 1.3413111311331114 fur 1.1.12 :1:113V~ Tr? .- 3.:1c x‘3-np‘i 1-. 11. .‘ - -..i-.:_
“‘51-. built 313 .-:.1.11 31.33 (33‘) of .1r..3313- mg mill us in :1 r3 1" 3 13233331 11311133;14..-1 o." 131...”: m1 li;-..s 1131.....-
Salem centurits 31,0. ’l‘lm onlynmnns the 1..»71 11311.? 3‘: mu. A Crime. ro- 137 [1'15 are :1 (3.13.3.3 133' Humid; 17, 45.77711
g'lwii 12135;“: oxt‘ -n( -.I 311.1 twill-clog 1:11p- 71-1-0.- 1 Rhine-13133:: inc-353113: H13 :1 31133173311 7 13' '1'11311‘ (7777.7, 13 777.77 1-777, “I.“ ‘7‘
13:4 130 [.39 ‘11}3 \VL’ll‘ 011 11113115. 113,121.3111130 311 . .731‘1!1:33t3'13. 3‘1' 't-~‘: 3.. 7, 77 7 _7_ 7' «.3 A. 37.77 7 '31
but 1:5: and 117\' donkeys. Ain't-t 113.313.31. Tliouwtnlls t-t’ .'-\u3.~t ' :33 do- ‘_‘ f ’ 7'77 I 7 . 1 n 1H1" \J-‘nu
7\\'ii.~n the 33-1..1 t:2.-7 : 3.1 1133.3 Ah; 1...:11 :35 13.31.1111: 13-3.. l3..-.- . 3 ‘ “ " "3 MN": 7’11” U . ' ‘-
mt-oinn and 5.1131333. 11 11.1 i“....13:.¢31.. ‘ :..--...<-3 3hr.- 131w :.1..13..- 13.3 “3 m ' ' 3 H . ”.H) b” the
13033:): to trim 3.. H1113! 111-.- (51 3....3 313-11] .3.-- .13.-‘:.l.d 1w- - 33.. it. « 311 1- 3'333 13.313 ~31“! 1" the
Clw'.lllllg it \\‘.’.>‘ {1.3.3.1 r... - .33. 1.. ' l.- v ‘3. llrl'l.. l .3 1-3 i .53. 3 l -t. 1- . .'.\ tl‘e Armorinn
n1: :1 1173:1111] in 13.0 \3...‘l 1 ..r .41..-3' i ‘. 13 2.3.1 .-. ' :3' 331 ‘3 3-7 C-rmniitwe. All
J:..‘.‘:. Gnlc I ~ ~ .. .3‘. 123 . ‘- 3. .3111. .3 7 331‘ 31:: of the 01‘-
’1“:v3 lrm‘lt rib-tw- .1 14%.“. 3- 1:13 .13 :3 l- . ~ 3 .; -_‘ .3 .21 1113111 :3.1t’- ' >33 :13w ' '1: 1.3111. Finch
I may 5113311 3.3131 .1 1‘. t 313.371.3717 .. 1 i. .- :.1 3311.: .1 . -;-31.‘. for Relief.
bt“ oomph-11d \‘1 03k 031 all 11111133 is white together.
‘ g 513% proceeding._\p31.-1§ LN" men are ”1' No fewer than hint-teen countries
- gazed 3n shipbuddinp‘ hero and :in ~
in lit-lzium .
'i'ht-y curry
tin-y lot-:31:- the -
and ‘
you} put to many thou-winds of ‘
. was. signed.
1111111111111] 311111113
lll'IAl'MONT, Te-x. Jun. .15. Shill-
building on 113:3- Gult‘ cons: is booming
7133-3141111- it was helorc 1111‘ urmisiict-
The number 0:: werkers
ital-s not b("(‘ll rvdum-d.
Government contracti- hcld by the
in
for vessels tor which
lthe kcol had not yet been laid, wexe
abandoned, but there weieabout fortv
Bur-in: lit< 3.31: 'lt‘llll‘l its on accurate 'ships in thctuo ports in Various stag-
17.3z-:tx::.3-1nonts ol" 2! Mtppt-lin that was
es of completion and “oik on them 3-
continuing. The ending of the not
had no effect whatever on one yiird
7311 Orange which is building ships for
t
‘ships .‘ll‘l‘ now to be complt-tcd.
lnonghl do V1: in Filiglnnvl lust “clo-
11-313 on known 'ftlt'lS‘ regarding the
lifting: power or hydrogen nus-3, on the
shite of 111(3 hurniiictcr during the
012131 on the tcnipvroturo of the air ‘
TUL’. Tintdon
1:311:12 irriIt-s in .‘\1‘t‘oli:uttif?‘4 31s fol-T
13:11:54: 3
"It Would appear from the fore-5:0-
in" that the lute-‘3’ trim. of Zeppelin
i. tlINiL-nc-l to nttziin 11 height of
170110 to ‘JSOOO foot win-n 0\ or its oh-
ict331 \313 :md :iftu-r dropping its liomliis
' but is mould:- of going even higher un-
-4lt-3r straw of ('1!‘t‘lllll.\'l.‘lll(‘t‘.\' 31nd at the
risk of sut't‘cringr some slight damage,
on returning in il< im‘t‘.
“Tho-‘33 «34111131113311.1134 accord 1131311 with
Mr. Warner Alli-31’s statements that
tho-313 nirsltips‘ 3:130 built with :1 View to
117113.: licthcn 16.111111 11nd 19.000 for-l.
-UL' 121111823. on :1 5111111 iliglit 111173713 could
' go 17151111313. in \'l(,".\' of the reduced quan-
11i1_\' of )‘l‘ll‘ul toll..- curried."
First of a Series Given at Assembly}
Hall Last Night Attratted 7
Good Crowd. i
i
The 1111-1 ol :3 scrim oi dunCt-s' that-
will llt‘ girl-n this -.-;i.~3on 131‘ the Nor-
3131111 Alhlctit‘ (‘lub was held at As--
.<.-n:bl:.3 hall. l:1.~1 11113111,:1nd was :1 most"i
(11031111112111: Fllt‘Cf‘SS.
Sun-s orchestra furnished. 1h.- musici
'333141 err-3371' number received many en“,
Th.- committee in charge
should be congratulated on its efficient
woik. The members were. Fred Tay-
lor chairman: Ben Mason. Ben Mc-
Robert Lin-
refreshment
Monker checked
(‘Ul't'5.
i-oln had choice of the
51:31:11. and “'illtnm
. 1hr- huts and coats.
—--‘19T1tinel Want Ads Work Wonders
.4 ...-...-..._._... _. n...
- stored my health and strength
heérfi
_ 3 '35
T gave? b7.uvja7fir.ag‘{*7" we th
iii” a at... 135-3. 3.3.- 11:11 .33....1 all? 93's
”Ti/7:” ”-42 17A,... ‘1?in . $3 ’7: E
33 ‘;t :3 - '
2‘ no . .3.: _. W .7 inc
'Vv'ar conditions 113313-13. maid: 37.13.: 61:33:39 :16! upon a
moth-3333's time and urn-‘5‘;1133123137153. In their zeal
to do all in their porcr to; that: 103.17.} ones, 113323
continually ovcrivoz‘x and arr: 00:1 13:3 -: nervous.
133.23: C. .3. .1: condition. Vinol, the 12:3;1-5383‘1‘3' cod 111- e:
and iron tonic, will build you up and snake you
strong.
.Whitman, Man.
“I suffered from a nervous. run-
down condition and loss of strength
so it: Was hard for me to get around
and do n: work. After other medi-
cines h failedto tol‘telp me Vino] re-
. .. 3-3.3
i vooommen 1 anyone a
”from new «lo
HERE IS PROOF '
Cleveland, Ohio.
“ I keep hour. 9 for my l1'1: 133111611135-
myself nnd got intoawaaig. rt; n-dov.n
condition. no strength larguid and no
ambition. After doctoring for av bile
and gettivng no betteg I tried Vi not
surprise it uiit me u an!
sin-amend my whole systemp It
incenfinlya goodtwic ”—-Hrs.Wm. .
i
western Soldiers Rugged.
'1‘ 10 “early to bed 11nd curly to rise"
5113:1111 is noliti-niilo .031 tho i" 11‘." Of
113.3 boys in khaki \.ho fll‘t‘ uniting
lll‘l’t‘ fit-3n the. \\'.-~t. 33nd other putts ot'
the country. '1'1333-31- youths 333‘." cer-
tninlv typical of 111.3 real American.
lit-nith hrnwn 331311 muscle nrc their
principal ('iii’ll’:l(’i""i:<ll(‘$ and with all
this there is :1 ccrtnin :imount of chiv-
alry that is not, $0011 in New York.
The average New Yorker is :1 pale in-
dividual. Indoor “ox-k, of course, is
responsible for thi< 3...: he always ‘3
in $11. 11 :1 hurry that he thinks of no
one but himself. Some of 11313 New
York youths 113313‘13-31 :11 the uppenmnm‘.
of ”1051‘ visitors from the \Vcst. Thcy
t‘unnot’ understood why they should he
so ruddy. Th:- i-xplnnation is canv-
11 i9 ”Muir-‘1‘ they sound more time in
v
I
the open. Nevertheless the unpenrance -
of the boys from other parts of the.
countrv i< cousin: :17 kinds 0f 5931'
ousy. —Nt-w Y 01k Times.
Non-inflammable Celluloid.
The use-fumes of celluloid as a
substitute for various materials is
lPSROnOd‘ by its extreme inflamma-
liility. Considerable interest has.
therefore. been urouscd by the inven-
tion by a professor in a Japanese
university of :1 non-combustible. 01‘
at any rate slow-burning CCINIOM-
“’hile not exactly fireproof this sub-
stance requiree a great deal of heat
to kindle it, and burné very slowLV-
The new material is made from the”
my bean, which the Japanese have
found so widely useful, and it is said.
includes the use of formalin t0 DI‘O'
duce a durable. hornllke substance.
It is claimed that the Japanese Dmd‘
uct will be cheaper as well as much
preferable to the combustible celluloid
to which we are accustomed.
\.
1A Grand Patton. 3’”
“She s-u .; interested in that evin-
§the Italian gavemmont.
Contracts for sixteen ships by 113.3
Southern Shipbuilding and 113v 11m 1.
company at Orange were cuntcllml.
but they were quickly l‘t'll(-'\\'(‘(l and ”11‘
Ship-
builtl. .35 5333‘ it not another rosy-l
were started :it- Beaumont 311311 (1131131212
the same would be kept busv for :3
year on present contracts. '
Nothing oflicial has been 11031le 133- 31-
t-qual number in Uitlllgé‘.
NEW FLAGS FOR NEW NATIONS.
Making of New Countries in Europe
Creates Unusual Demand.
\‘i'ASHlNGTON. Jun 15~.\'o one
kllth' h(l\\' 111311" Ilt"\\' Ctltllltl‘lt S 1111 l't‘
viill ht“ in Europe 1)) lllt‘ (311d 01 this
year But one thing 15'. ‘um. Each of
these new countries must have a mi.-
lionzd flag. ‘
The oldest of European flags. is the
Danish. The white cross on a red
have red as :‘in clement in their tings.
Thcsc include the T'nitcd Stutt‘s treat
Britain, Franco. ltaly. Spain, Den-
'marlt. Belgium. Suilzerlund. Swvderr,
Portugal, and aim Germany. Austria,
and Turkey. 5 ,
Eleven prinr-ipzil (ountrios, includ-
ing the United StnlvH. Great Britain,
Flange and 13.3.13. {:31 mow blue, while
113311‘31 a dozen have green. Brazil's flag
‘is mostly green. Italy, however, is the
only great European power to Show
green.
Nine. have a flag whith is {1331133 yel-
ground was engge33ted to Kins Wald?- low Among 13...... 33119 Spain Belgium.
mar of Denmark bv a cross which he Suvdpny China and Brazil.
is believed to have seen in the heav-
ens at a critical point in his fortunes.
That was morc than seven hundred
yours ago. and the- Danish fl: 3.5: 13:1.- 3.-
tnziint-d unaltered evtr 3 Since.
l'lt‘t'iO'llS to the 1133.1 the neue 1 flag
was the Australasian.
pie know ,it shows the five stars of the
Southern Crms, and resembles a blend 7
There is white in six principal ilags.
They are them- of the United States.-
Fruncc, Russia and 11:11); :1: “'t‘” as
Austria. and 1wrmzm)‘ The tin; of
Ecuador is the whitest oi 3111 national
flags. It is made 3111 of t“ o white
Ah “‘0‘“ 1’9"" bars with, between them, 31 stripe of
bluc on which there are white stars.
Concerning the. announcement that :1! thel'nion Jack and the Stars andE 13-‘lannclt’ll3: ”oncl‘ 11mm madlag.
work 77“ “five” on which n,“ than s. 11D”. _ waists for $13.3... 'Ihoso 1):: 1.3311113.- are
$200,000 has been expended would not T111" (“0101‘s ("f tings 51‘? interesting. for tomorrow :11 Kricger'x.
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