NiNGt SENTINEL
ésrnmsm" "En?“ ‘
JAMES GOLDEN
WY, no. 24, 1919
scorn- NORWALK ARCANUMITES".
21.. 111 a: L. GOLDEN. Props.
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MEMBERSHIP
CONTEST E_NDS
Continued from Fixst Page.
1111‘ night were am'm'dcd hearty
continumi appluusc. T110511, who com
11118011 ”10 orchcsn'u included the M155
3‘!“ does 6:361:31: 5 :36.
'f Member of tl' 9 Associated Press.
_» Srhe Associm 1111 1'21»- 1" vicnlslveh
fditltlEto lb.» '1w r111'p1lil1culion oi
oil news d;s1m:c Chord meditud to it 01
n3: othcrm‘sv in 1:11: pllIL‘i' .md 1135:
.‘r.
the local 11¢ u- pub.- ~l1-c. ' I: '11- .11.
All fights nr 1'wpubl1cation of 1pc
Ital dispulrncs b13191. one aim to
carved.
37111111713 SENTINEL TELE
OEI‘IE CALLS
Editorial Rooms—92.
Business Chico—93.
fictwalk Branch Office—1388.
Editor’s Residence—218-2.
[Oily Editor'a Residence—14934
113-12.
WONG NOTICE.
Meets h Nannie Building South
Main. street, [at and 31d Tuesday of
each month—July and August except-
'ed,'a.t" woman. All Master Masons
commit Hvlbed. John K. Finch, W.
M; Robert I. Wilcox secretary.
._—.-——_-—.U
SOLDIERS LIKE GOOD SHOWS
In vignv at the fact that there were
about 10.000 soldiers and sailors in
New York 0561 all the Uhfé'fluring the
war, the New York Drama League con-
sidcrcd that city a. fine mec to find
out exactly what kind of show the ser-
:vice men wanted, A committee was
appointed. ‘which made a thorough
study of every type of theatrical perfor-
‘mance offered in the metropolis from
.the Broad'w av shows and the movies to
Entertainment); given men in the ser-
wlce at private clubs, churches com-
munity centers and other non-profes-
Irional organizations.
As mugrt have been expected it was
found that: the soldier and sailor
. wantcd just what; he wanted before the
-w'ar, or indeed what the majority of
3161111: Americans want whether in civi-
lian or military life. In the movies
he wanted lots of action, farce comedy
and the slapstick variety. In vau'de-
ville the bill that pit-used was the one
with quick (flange. a. dash 0f every
emotion, and swift. action—in other
“words. really good vaudeville. In the
legitimate dram. good acting was de-
manded, The soldier curred little
for problem plays dealing will: com-
plicated affairs outside his own range
of experience. He responded well to
the simple human auctions of family.
moml'adeship and friendship.
Amateur entertainments provided by
private organizations usually bored the
man in service, bocausc they were
amaleiu'iah. He preferred the real
thing. “a done.
The ion in service demonstrated
pretty thoroughly that for them any
type of entertainment, whether “'1 the
. screen or stage, whether music or
,7 drama. had to be "good of its kind."
' Further, it had to be fundamentally
good and wholesome and. sound in char-
acter and development. Since those
. boys wet): fairly representative of the
"youth of the country. perhaps the re-
IIsulfs w the Drama. League's investi-
gation contain a. hint for the wise
among Wiggins, producers, managers
and professional entertainers general-
Jy.’
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fl'HE PROGRESS OF WOMAN $UF—
" "‘ FRAGB
a
Bingo is getting on pietty Well.
1.111.119.1115 of ammo. lebllff in the U nited
Sin!“ swam. It is making mole pro-
ftcsnin the individual states
.m66t persons realize. ' There arc now
sixteen states where women have suf-
irnge rights equal. or nearly equal, to
those of men. In 3 states the) the
of men. in 84 states they have Vary-
fvarying dances of suffrage beyond the
in: degrees of suffrage beyond the
' «right to rate in school elections. 'I‘hei-a
are only eight. states left in which no
Wot rights whatever are granted
There are steady gains all along the
’ It is probable that. even with-
. a federal amendment, all the states
onld emanate within a few years.
’ T is. it. must. be admitted. would be
ideal way to estahbisl
deal way to establish the reform.
use it would represent the volun-
nct of very s'ection and state. and
.‘arouse no hard feelings. But
vc had with prohibition.
s unlikely that another 'congross
turn down the amendment And
submitted to the states, they will
short work of it.
..___...__..—
Gannony joins that League—-
—-w_'e hope she won’t
WW6:203.m.;7:01p. n13“
Zuainess Manager’s Residence—I
I smupluou‘s bnnqucl for ”10511 present.4
"i“.m servico was. pcrl‘vt't and xlm cull;
luv par cxm'llum'v 11ml vnjoy'd by all.-
lnsty 111mm which;
Old Well Lodga. No. 108 F. and A. M. -
thanI
no): as the suffrage leaders re:
this process as too slow, we shall .
7 have federal action. just as
l
M: .» contracting ekhm
6 12:: Glendon Fishor. Mubvl )Iillvr.
mum ALMANA“ FOB! .ludim Thmupson. Selina. Ilicrnat‘and
TOMORROW ll .i.2:1be-1h Vi 1Lon and Messrs. lulton
and Mmshull IIovt.
An important innuw of the cv ening
.'.'-: . 111c- splmidid address of Supreme
()I'utor of tho tulle-d States of the
Royal Ari 111111111. Carlton B. Hoadley
.111 Now IIuw-n. and Julian Joseph R
.,' Taylor 01' this city.
{2:1'1'111116101'5'111‘ tho English tongue
' 1" mo ihoruucbly acquainted with their
' eulvjm-L :11111 le1 their pleasing por-
' .21,-..'1li1;.' (it-livorcd two of the finest
§ mlilrcs'scs 12w'r hoard in Norwalk.
1 During Ill" ("soiling the glit‘SlS 11nd
' uwmbors were winertalncd by Marvin
\V. Imiy ol‘ Stamford, an cnn'rtuincr
l 111' Il1r- highr-st quality who lu-pI 12\'-'-ry
. «1111' in tho host of SlIll'llS with his ('lt‘l'
' '1iiulc1't rm'italions. Mr.
111<11n1i jokes and Ibo x-xc- olirul
.‘1 51' by tho 1111111593 WIT-\li‘i'd 1".‘IV
‘Iti "2m mmrniinmcm durinc tho
roursv of the (Honor.
Manurzr-r Connors had prepared
.'
l
'l‘hv following is 1111:
. was served.
Oystl-rs on 11112 H:1li»Sl1oll.
(Yonslllilllle
Cwlr-ry
lions!
Potatoes
lr'c Org-11111
Turkoy with Cranberry Salim!
Peas
.\Iin('v Pic
Coll've
Cigarettes
Past Grand Rv- “'Illinm F. H034.
was lhc capabu- 111:.'m11.»:to1' of the
cvcn'ug and he introducwi Judgi- 1'11}-
1111' 11.‘ 1110 first speaker.
Air. Toastmaster? and friends:
('iunrs
..,.v1'
The first lboughi I want to give you,
tonight can porbzlps host be impressed
by 11 little story.
A company of onion-1i
11'oops had boon for 11 twenty 111110 hike
in 1111- 111ml of sunny Franco.
return and \vlwn assumblod :11 their
headquarters, 111a commanding officer
mule-rod that every one who did not
want, to go at. once on another hike
should go forward two paces.
Vancod but 0110. Noticing this.
cmumanding ofiicor said "Johnson.
the
you wnm 111 go on another bikp now?"_
camc the immedia e'
n
".\'(1 sub. no sub
1'1'ply. “l‘so just so damncd tired that
I um't take them two steps forward",
1 just want to assure you at. the outset
1h'.11 my hikc tonight will not
long that you'll be in tho condition 01'
1b.» dorky doughboy \vhvn I finish.
(Im- wbo writvs and sings and acts.
who bus. s2111m'111inml the boys in tho
Mom-hes when his hvurl-stringswore‘
bleeding, says:
Whvn Hm cry of peace wont ringing
through 11112 I'ank's
()1' H19 English-sprnking race,
'rht‘rt‘ wvro shouts m' joy from every
soldivr boy,
Ami 11 broad smil» on his face;
Tho 11 lhvy 11H uuihe'n'd Wound the 011]
dug- out.
\\' .1010 1l1v'i1'l1muc 11.111 lwon (or long
A1111 (rind hnm'ny, u'1- "-1. “on the day.
1.11! 11s sing Ibis sung:
‘lii .
Hominy. 1h.- wm' is 11\'-'r: horny. the
fight is won:
Back from 1111- land (11‘ the rovvr,
back from ”11- roar of the gun;
liilt'li 10 the dour ulll homeland.
“111110. with 115 pval'vl'ul.1ll1vv;
Don't I111 us sting of HIP war any 11mm
Jn>1 I621 115 Sill! of love.
.m w-..
This ix a victory dinner. But W1-
c1111'1 sill}: 111' \‘ll‘lOl'y uulvss We sing
112211111 1111-W11r'w141'1111‘1 slim about 1111:
v. .11 1111.155 “'1- mm about tlu- inncrs;
wc can't talk about the \vinncrs un-
less We think about. America. and WI‘
(1111‘1 think about America. without pay.
ing homagv Io l1i111 whose natal (lay Wu
the man who made
“'1”:
celebrate today,
Amrrira possiblu
tory, \vp of this g1~11vr111i011 nnllgth-a
generations to 001110, i'alhr-l‘
think 01' him .15 the father 01' his coun-
‘11';.' Should be glad to acclaim him as
the fa'hcr of 1111‘ iron-(10111 01' 11111 world.
The war found us, :15 it also found
lroat Britain. absolutcly unprepared
from a military standpoint. And
though a. few I‘arsccing statesmen
hare. as well as :1 low
statesmen there, 111111 for some limo
advocated military preparedness, it
seemed impossible in this 111:;- 1111'
reason that there could be :1 world-
war. Little did we realize tho charac
ter of the Hun. Lhtlo did we appro-
clate the :Iu'ullhim'ss 01'
years' preparation for “lhe day,
had been going on undr-r the “-11: rye}.
of Europe.
Apropos of this, I want to tell you
a little story of aclual happening.
friend was traveling in Europe uhmtly
before the outbreak of the war. He
was on a train in Germany near the
Belgium border. The train stopped at
a station. Between the train and the
station was a. line of freight:
1.
tion, he left the train. walked around
.the end of the last freight car and
started 0n the station platform. He
had not proceeded far when he 11.1»
tapped on the shoulder and directed;
back to his train. He had, however,
gotten a glimpse of something which
A short dis-i
amused mater curiOSity.
tance beyond the station was a num-
a spread out, fan-like formation.
These track‘s ended on the border-line
between Belgium and Germany That'
; place was one of many where the
hordes of the Hun poured over into
poor little Belgium an the commence;
ment of the w.ar
While we were unprepared, after we,
had entered the war with the custo-
mary Américan push and energy we
made prodigious strides. We raised.‘
Ii
on army of. 2 £00,000
1361:1111
and
Born of these men .
“my '1: I‘P.(‘ i‘
Olives 1
American .
On their.
All ad-;
do 2'
be so '
”19 1'1'( odom '
maintained as 11 1'1'-.~'ul1 of the war's \'i('-.
than to .
long—beaded '
UV'H‘ 111113"
that '
A.
cars.’
Being a. little curious to see the Sta--
ber of train tracks ending abruptly in;
equipped and sent over in the space of;
mat our boys got more at, tho D8 1“th . . LN:- , ..
logical moment. After the Hun WI”
met the doughboy. and especially the . , _
marine cud of the aggregation. he _ _ I . .
rcalizod that Paris was not to be his: . . . , . I
that his dream of a. worldvempil‘e was . . ,
ishanm'cd and developed into a night' . .4. , I
' marc instead 11 1 minus P
\Vhile the cost has een remc “ 1
the Heavy was worth it. “bile ‘35:" Quality ShOD”1\’/,
sums have 110111)!le brill “'65.?“ ii F . t W f t
. o: 0 ur h eek 0 he
2" .. pring 1 esses
can overlook many things that "mi‘flltéi; '\\‘
olhcrwisa be condemncd “'11.: it nutmi [’1‘
. ' h
that they have bra-r1 :1 [11(4th 111 1..o Q $15. 95 t $35. 00 f2." .7
viciorious plan of making: ”"‘..“'""“ 1.2 E); ‘ \,
safe. Criminal acts 1111 (1:112 _i12<11h1~< or '.=I1 -. . 7" . . . . .
condoncs. 'I‘hoso will 11.1.1.- 111911- duv A. f: ,2. ~ 2:. m.& This 1s your opportunity to get the most posmble 101' you;-
investigation. and lot {.5 1131M; II)“ ——» --» - _, __. _ __.- fl- _ _, _- _ W >___ ./ money
'guilly will be pumslle'd. . ow 13’ 1 "3 "i Go ' ‘ bi '1 res aw it on iox'e.
'necessity for such troulendIousI cx- "'1 ) 0d merchand1se and 1; v1.11 3. y l
pcnditurcs has passed we an- 111511611?I SE“;
in fooling that, government oxpcnil 1' VJOMAN'S IN HER GLORY V" I. . , I
111nm should h? ( llll’lilf‘d, 1111111111? 0L1; II?“ Tile Genulne Sanltar-‘v Turkish Bath 'j‘()\\'(I\}\
I‘Ppl'rsvlllflllYos should be ila'n’lll‘Pt that f .- . '1/
gapprnpriniions arc. ncmssury before. whom 11 now-Sui o. furmiurv ar- . 4:} ngljsyImpg?IOt§l . .-d . Largo ,4sz 111-:1'.) “PILL. .. .
apprnv 111;: 1b 111.111 other words. thcyl 1.1-“... from Annex ine's stow. Es- "$1.11 "111111 311 'i(1~ pl 5: 2'51? g‘:)1;?0‘:I;Ig:N“' ‘ ' 51.11225. Sppcixtl
\1101111‘. 1’" Lhm‘n proiule if il's :1 now dining . ~ ' . 1Q . i‘.‘
In the 6‘.\'l' '1 '2'uucu 01‘ tho Pnthuaius'm- . m . .- . '5 $2.49 ”1960 .(, . is .
1 . 100111 t-lff. 1l1('ll >111: “ill 1111mo- 1 .__ 1-
inf our \'11."111').".\v mo ant to form? tho 1-...,.- . )2 . II '. . . . . c 'i . , I
Hun-slur l'x121.1'i1111(,:cs 111111111111 “hub “'01 1.I1. . 1) 1.111, .1 d..11.1-1 pull). A) :.\ Japanese Nainsook . Hemmer] Table .‘Nélillxil‘n
' pass: (If and 11) lose sight of the sat'ri- 11,! 11.1 fl'xendg ("1111 111111111? 111'1' 119“”! 10 )md 1111 1' ,. :4. ' _
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them in tho 1.13111 smut 111141 1:1 :2 v '11 cnnu-s 110111 “(Ira .VUU can (11-."3h6 Yd “W‘dh' 110111111121. 11 '-.\
111:1! will 1111111. stand out. 11:: :1 112N111 pond on 1111~=1~ our-vino th .. . “up“! .
mom in tho Amoricun 0112111101111 “"3; 1 1 5 ~ . .11 : . . . V“- 51.2»: 1.31.,
did i1 for ourselves. for our boys 0\l‘l" )11111' good taste. Only 11111 \'1=;'\' 6' $2.00 HIE}! (trade 81 X 90 __.-_- k '
lbwn- and for our Amps. And in 11112 hrs! in our stock. . blush.“ Sheets . ~.
1711‘”: 121‘ 111.. 111 “‘12 mouldvd ("Ilal'llCl'Hi .III 111'1'i111 at A Table ()1! (I10! '1
. \Vn 111'1' bvttm' vitizcns today [‘111' “11:11 3 Q .. .. , _ , I _
"V" hun- gone through. The!“ “"""' {5-7 bl.09,ea(h 4E1 lll('llt'.~I “11111. [1.11111 :1
i timos whvn lhv ml" has 1mm dark and ' T R I fancy (lomuns. Spumal .
f 1l11- 111111 111' 1111" road \11; 11":1i11. Thankq . g IIiCSt Percales 39C \11l""
I (Sod w:- Inn 12 r'unvinrml our Allios. 11nd: 41::(3 imhus “1'ch :11] lull “(WWI .__...-__
mus-viully 1111. 12211-111}; unh'ss 1111' Jun: Splendid .1s<1111111vm 111' 114111131115. 1 , .
of 1111- Ilun is 01' live stonc—agc vai'iciy,I ~_ . 7 #-___ ~7~7~__ ' .7_ “Wm -..-. _ _,- 33"R0gula1 2.112. Special I I‘ “'1 SIZE Blankets
'l1:1t we wore not too proud to fight. - . ' 1 . .
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5 111111;: 35 impormnt as tho winning 01'» ‘ 0110.111 “" 4“ l 1‘1"“ ’3 "“ '1 ‘ ' 1 ...‘ , _ . ‘ - . .lIf\ MI
n“. wqr no in pl'ngrcs'c \‘7lle‘hpr in: the grout imporlanrv 111 the 11111.11 . l‘omrzln we arc Oscmbled :11 a White French V0118 5:" l
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.1,,.,.. shall lw 11 1.03.211? “1' Nations is 1'1 lipn into the mmd 111' pyu'y 1111 (111 \1(l()r)I Dmnu and. the name has _II\\1,45 Inchvs WWII. Ilvzulur 751.1 Vlli'd. 1111.111.” 603.110. 51110.1} ., .
' in the counlry of tho limuzzhl «11 11:1 2 born “(all (shown. \I 1' oldcr llll'lllllt'l‘s kSpccial 1 2 $4.“) DIIII‘
:1 ho tlrh'l'niinml.
31“.” be dutcrmincd right in juSlice to
all involvcd. and I 11111 suilivil-utly S'oL
fish to any in justice» to America uny-
wuy. Pr-rsonnlly. I feel more
round about right pcacc terms than I
(in abom :1 Imucu-x of Nations. As Dr.
Manning: truly 5111's. 1I1131'o must be no
11111'sl1y ppmw- torms. Gemmny is re-
sponslblp for the war. and (:ormany
must pay. There must b0 rc~hnbilita-
lion and cunnwnsmion: componsation
' 11111
' nm' upon tho principlv 111m in 1111' Vic-
inrs Iii-lung H2.- spoils. Naming (f'flll
nlunv 1'01' lbw 105$ oi Il112 millions in
livc's: nothing mm 5111'. 0:111 (in will
' bring buck the millions who lmvv
made (he: supremo sat-1111012. To ”1051'
who 11:11'1- losl Fflnh'. \broIhM's. bus
bands. i'uihvrs 01' swnvlbcurls. lcl us
'(zonsolc tlwm wilh I-he thought tho
Ion-«l (mos “'Q'Tl‘ sucrifim-d in 1l1o most
sacred muse known to hislory.
II is inll)UFr1ihlt" 1111' us on 1b” uulsidv
of affairs :1.- 1'1-11liz.» lhv- insidiuusncss
01' German prnpucunda 1l1111 urn! Inn-.1
gning no. ibr yours 1111mm; us
other rations of the world. 111111 1'.-i.
is still being worked in this' (30111111?
10113).
lniluvm v :11 IIH- l‘uncv Conan-1'”: Righl
up to tho Very minute that Ilcr'nslorfl'
. wah banded his puporsf‘likc 11 'snakc in
11l.-- grass he was 'purnlciously activo
in his dirty work union-g us. Alli-1' I11-
hud h-i't 11112 l.1(‘fil:\' wurv
his hirclinuza No one bu1 11:05.2
'lllc inside 01 (1111' Secret .‘31‘I\‘l(~' 12.111
. 11-21 1119 extent 111 which the pernicious
Wul‘k was carriml. And it is .mlin: 011
in this country today. ”I‘l'lllilfL' 1.1.1111
nuapm'lnr of pcrsnns. 111-1' 41-2 11-111
punciious through What -'hanm-l.< H11?
carries on such work. \\'ht-lhc1' it bl‘
llw llolslu'viki. 1111- l. \V. \\'.. llxu
Sm'ict or 1111-. rod flag of Anarchy. sir,-
bvbind i1. 1-1'111' urging i1 ml. She
was behind ”11- 1'14'0h11iunvi11 Rib-sin
and H11 llnlsh .‘viki movamcm thou
Sin- is not :lbmc bcim: 'oohiud lbv r1:-
0111111111 in Mr 0101111”) slu- is not
:almw being behind anything that
is
13‘
11111115 111 111111111plish bur ultellor vnI’s.’
My"
>Iw has devious 1121*; of workin; '
naming 10 you muignt is that 111 our
wholv song at \'i;4‘.11'v 111%: tom'lIi-m
mum's one, of tho dim-mulch; 111-1115:
and \\'t"\':‘ gm to 1111291 it. Shv has
trim] i1. how under 1h? namn of 111.:
I. “K \V God forbid “1:11 'hru- Vim: lll
lw tho least su'spml' m in H1- ruins!
11m one of any connection bilwcen
(,1
li-guimutc labor and 1111's mmmimuioufi
In?
:lun U1" labor"
'I‘Iu-n- L: uonc. No on»? is
1312512111 such a su-q-icinn
leaders. N0 .1119. l1:'..- uvor 1111121121211“!
1I1e position l-l' labor 1'1 131v 11c.11(11111
1119 war Ewry one hvrc loniglué
111111111! pledge himself 10 back up 1111
" ncrnnmm 1:1 131.: 111111131 .12 the sup
prcssion of the propaganda I r1.- iox- to
It is 1119 fricnd of 11011:), but in .1111'11 :1
and 111iscl'y. The go. (-rnmvnt Is Tom??-
nizing and moctinz
in the baniflbment of many undo
birables" They' \0 got 0 lm. c'eaucl
up for the so. My of dc mncrucy
I can't close r1v 111-1.; 11. you 1011 ch!
‘without paying homage 141 one vim is
:1 true American. Ole Hanson, tho
mayor of Seattle. Like the French a!
Verdun. whose battle» -cry wa'.‘ “'I‘hc\
shall not pass,"hel1as SWOd like a
rock for the pres-a'w' ion of 111121-1311-
tation of his citv and the killing of 1101-
Hhcx 1km there. That was their chosen
Spot their battle ground. They had
TOI'llfiFd themselves there for months.
No other city may fear Bolshevism if
it uses the methods adopted by Scat-
1113. When Hanson stood for his city
he. stood for his country, and he has
‘ set us a shining example. \thnever
the head of a Bolshevik monster apc
1pce1rs, hit it with all me ..tilruth of
America back 02:..011 and fuel that
you are doing your flow as an 1‘ mer1~
3 can to maintain the 9" 12-: I 1m whi :h we
believed wasnss'n'cd in the \igtory
1 resulting from 'he winning 0! the \ar.
I It was several minutes before the
vociferous applause' given to Judge
Taylor subsided and Toastmaster
_Hoyt, in a pretty speech. introduced
as the speaker of the evening. the Hon-
orable Carleton E. Hoadley. "Our
Carl, " known and beloved by every Ar-
canumite in the country Supreme
Igirfhtor Hoadley may best be described
tonsued orator.” nu excellent, choice
of words '0! Whom mm: 1111-
m '
-'1ui.".<cr
1
Lot us hope that It.
(3011- .
1111111111211 upon :1 spirit of rr-w-ngv.
1111-; abs-g
{‘1}. '
10 say nolhing of its 11119111111911!
ronliuuml by'
URI,
these conditions'
the oft-used phrase, “a silver'
'u'rnalism. the 111051 important tumor
in 1111- dovclopmcm of spirit. I!» you
Hi an example the uppcul of Horbcr't
Hoover to tho national l'raicr11ili1s 10
convoy the messazo to lhvir
pcoplc the utmost. normsily and iur
portancc of food conservation.
"The Royal Arcanum has been striv-
ing for forty-two years,” he said. “to
spread this spirit. of i‘rntornulism.
1m- now reorganized with new ”in and
on buscd with now spirits and wlib
lhz plzm ul' fraternal prnim'linn
111111 Ilw lilo insuranco and commnrciul
plans :11'12 not the best methods of pro-
1m-1i1111. In order to «provide the maxi
11111111 amount of protection for tho
miniuuuu amount of 1-xpuusc, lho fra-
mrnul plan of insurance protection
was (it-\‘isml. Th1) government.
1I1roucl1 its war 1Riak Insurance dc-
pau'luwin. has doviscd svvcml plans
:‘.11' 1111‘ prmcclion 111‘ 11112 111.211 in iv:
service and their idca, which \\ :15. l1111'~'
rmvcd from Ihc fraternal warm". will
.- ('0H 13 per com less than liw commvr.
.1ial insur'eam bocausc 1b. _\ :11'1- ulimi
paring all overhead expense.
l “The Royal Arcanum plan 121' i'ruu'r
no] insurance is rho 51-41119 with pruni-
Hall) no overhead «2x11911811 whatsomer
and for twentv years we found our;
way as host wv ('uuld 121111 no olilci
Mum or govcrnmv-nt aid and v91 “'0
11:11'11 Mlccocded wlwro many of tho 19$
min-1' fraternal societies in the United
Status havc failod.
Tho slut-2 uf"l‘1111111'1'iicm
1'111' bilalwsl “min-1'1 11nd
1-11-1'y Mm.- i1'1 the- nation. ’l‘ln yuan
111:0 our l1~2i>luturu au'alu'nml to 1b:-
l‘act ”1:11 11,000.0110 men won- inzzurul
(111 (In: fraternal 1111111. The logblalurn
in 1l1i1'1y-1-igl11 Mall-:1 followed 1h» 1-.\'~
:111111lc of this 5111:», and haw 31:12:51“
tho Mobilv m' Now Yuri. (‘nnfom-nm"
‘ Ilill which compels 1421' or) fraternity in
”112 Mane 10 I1. no :1 scionlific 11nd sys-
tomatic plan of protection for its
is hold in
esteem by
1111111111213 and huthcr (2011111th each im-
lcrnity to be 1111 an actually solvent
basis by January 1. 1320. By this it
111mm H1111 the mm of conh'ibution or
ussossm'em, according to 1l1e ago of
1110 rt'aisn'ant. 111u<t bc 'sufllcivm to ur-
rumululc :1 112.011.? fund in proch‘Y
vvny policy. 'lhis of course. nvces»
sltnlud 1111 immvdiate change of plans?
of 1b" Ilmnl Arcnnum and as 11 result;-
many 01‘ ins former memhcrs bccamv'
disgrunnml 11ml heft ll)? order. “'9
11111111211 cl lhv business of the order in‘
arrordanru with tho new laws and 1‘".
dav .W" han an insurance department ‘
in which the hardm-zt critic or clowst
observer could find no flaw
“On lanuarv I, 1920 the insuiancc
{system of the Royal Arcanum will be
.5 examined Lv Burton Mansfield the in-
1
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surance commissioner, and his agent'sl
and it will be found that our organiza-
tion is 100 prr cent actually vohcnt'
and m fact it was on this basis, Janu~
.1y 1 1919 The Royal Arcanuw will'
be cvunined 101' it is sure that it 0111 1
organization is able to stand the lest.
all others must follow in our steps «'"d .'
do Impulse. Of the 198 other (mur-
pithy. in the country, 75 per cent ban 1'
not been able to keep on this footing
and members from these societies are
flocking to ours for all know we have
the betvcr plan of protection.
"The Royal Arcanum have paid'
every policy of every member that met;
his or her death either while in thej
service of his country or when the ter-I
rible epidemic of lnuuenza was prev-1
ale-m, without calling upon its mom;
hero for an extra. premium. We 113-!
sembled in Supreme Council in 1916:
and again in 19.17 and passed laws that
every member who wk killed in the
service should be paid 100 cents on
every dollar of his policy without one
cent. of extra cost. “'e also decided
that new members who came in after
the war started should receive one-
third of their entire policy
“More homes were saddened and
more families broken and scattered
through the terrible influenza epidem-
ic than there were as a. result of the
war. The sufferings of the people are
1110111l11~1's.
when lw wished to impress upon :ho.
\V o ,
“Tinw and again it has 11.11211 inmul .
' llclzlur. Isaac S. Jenningfi, Dr. E. Bah:
Gcm' .11' (‘ odfrvv. Rah-l1 (‘mu 1mk I‘ 7
P81311114, \V Ti Auriin. I-.I11111 B:l;u"..'¥l 10 T} IE PEOllLE OI“ SOIJTH NOR“ "Inl\' .———-
“WV“ ""‘L‘ s. 5" 5"“““*- '1 "j" i I. you want the freshest and best real home- made Candies
Slalm'. Frml Li. Iloucdiu. Harry id. ’ $011 orwa. come to
Smith. Ilu'buri Mallrluus. GPUl‘gt‘ “'11 .. that are made daily in th N 1k,
son.\i:.1lw\'.\\’ Corbuu, Rufus .I. .
Slnhh .il'H‘pll l‘ orham, Edward Enuw. En [an an 0.
f Russell li11~:11iway. Losler Oakcs. H111»? . '
of tho organizations 1111112 :lHFt’d' c’ -1 . .
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through many 11'3'1nz ycais but those -. not. 1511111111
44c yard .- . .
30.95 112m
lit'glliar
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years we turned into success wlwn‘ .
'hlack failuro laced us and now \vill1I2.'\i Outlng' Flannel chul'n' “a :1‘1 K'pcr'i'il
llho voungcr clement into 0111" 1‘1'111121 . ' -.. " L ' 1 '
.. ' . . . _ .. ',.\ 130*! quality and (“OIOI‘S'~-Cllf‘ck:' S9 953 Ball
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nlf'i. 111616 1" 11° 111ml 0f “ 11‘” “P “"1.‘ and sl1'1pos. Ito'nular 301'. Special Q
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bo “bio 10 do. Sherman (‘cunril bus :1
splvndid mcord. one it may bc pmud'
24c yard COMFORTABLES
of, andl wish that every council Il1"'lll'11‘ r, (m K'pm'i'll
wm'kcd as hard as tho 1119111111113 (1i ‘ 'T ‘ ' " ' ‘
Sherman (.‘ouncil bore aswmhlcd b1 l/VHeaVy Unbleached \IUSIIH | 52.2” .
t‘ox'v mo and i want to vongrn'uluh 19‘ .11'11 “ ”3' “"41"” "" ‘W‘M’ 111-3111“ $3,931; Flu'wml
you upon 1111' fine body of ('11ndid11Ir:-" 1‘"! 24c ' ' Q1 (,5.
:3'011 haw: scoured and also for 1-111114‘111; ' -—-———— ' " '
splendid clients and rosulls attained." . ‘Vhite Bed SDreadfi 1212;111:11'72’11Jl.‘ 51’" ' I”! ‘I
So concluded supremo ()1'111111' Hood ".1, ll .. ‘ \i' .. . k . 2 5,19% ~-
lq-y‘s midrws amid H111 lbuuclvrous up I u 6'” ‘ 1””qu 11511101119. .U'm' ';
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pluuw oi b1> .1udu 1100. l‘lwn \\ .1: 1101 2 . a ~ “~ 1 - ‘ I - l H '11 ‘
:1 doubt. in 11112 mind nr 11 person pre‘s- bl.91§ omcn " 113‘ Q "‘"~ 'f
cm :15 in why Mr. Hnadlvy 11ml boon. " —« . \‘1111421'1112' (1:1..5211 ”1.151;.21. .111 ;'
chosen 10 1m 1110 pomlmn oi Suprmnn' kitchen Towehng' §1~111111v$>. ;':.. . 1.11 Mm... 1;, 3.
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sinus. ' 'iII ”3
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Damask Table Cloths
’1'" AI 1 rarlivo patterns.
for use. Special
speeches Grand llt'ur'nl William] ii.
banning of Hartford was (‘liui‘d 1111011
11ml in a few “12H choscn words ('1
gratitude lm thanm'd tbc local 1'uun-'
1'” for thvir 1111011,: in tho- inlm'vals (11 I 1"-
thc Arcnnum and ofi'ex'vd 1.1 1111'111 l1‘1'
sincere ro11:1'1'11ul-.11l011.~'.
The 21112515 and momhms' prostrnl in
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All >121 >. Humllui 911-
23% mir
lmmmvd ready
$1.19
3 Black “’00! Hose
Congoleum Mats Icn
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llrifizvm'n. .lu1l;.~u Joseph R. Tuytlu
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A. Taylor. (‘harlcs I". lloyl. Ira (1'. W l D G d
(.‘rlcgory. E. S. Bowrn, Fred .‘~laddcn., ,I 00 ress 00 S
Ribs ivluddru. \\'. ll. llicringvr. Frank.” v ,
llct'kvx'. ll-ev. F1". ill-rick .l:1('0b.<_.lnh'l: 200 DRESS AND SKIRT LEIVGT HS-
li. \‘\1'i;,,ic_\'lnnlm' I'I. .ngham. \‘1’ill
'1' A splendid opportunity to select. a handsome dress ('1' will“
'5 ate skirt lengths from a. multitude of weaves and colo1'i..g's, .111!
6 save a. quarter to a. third in price.
»"2~,}L 9; .Q- .
liIIam ll. Miller, Chas .l Prescotl,.lnl1:1'
.\ . Ilm'lo}. (‘lil’fm'd (.‘1'011111'3Xi010r
li'cnclisha, T. H. Riley, H. Paul John;
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\V. \\'i!!1':11nson,§"’ If: I
tho],
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Marshall Hoyt. Elton ll.
Hull, \‘1'111'1'011 Jennings. Ernest Gill "
Arthur 3101111101110”: M. \\'. Duly, R. (I .
Mitchell, In: Fuwcrll. Rev. J. J Suave-
n— Uranium 10 South Main StreEt
and see our quality and price. See our special sale every Fri.
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A. M. WOOSTER
"A'rrORNEY AT LAW
Late Examiner [1.3. Patent Office
\The City National Bank
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11'. David H. .\'.1‘111~:'. lloward‘ Act on
and 511.951.... 111.011.... If day and Saturday in The Evening Sentinel
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haw-m lug:ri..'..:v1¥§ 1;.‘11.;111..."1I.‘1_..1.d: tected? Have you a 83. e epos: ox. .. . m 5'
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JSaturday afternoon V alued as kecD-J 01L Savmgs Department pays 4 per cent. p 3 If
sake of one “no died in France v» 111 0pm .3 checking account. and purvour bills by check. '1:
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0111' line comprises everything tor the
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
Ohm 1m: Houu “I.
87 WABHINGTON '1'.
NEW RED “EN'S BUILDlNO
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beyond description, not only in this
country but over the 'ontire world.
Several of the his life lnsutanca com-
panies were forced topimmaiintely
pan a. dividend on its Pam—119mm ‘
home at a saving oi [mm 10 to 20%
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