APRIL 3. 1919
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light.
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step.
Dry Your Tears.
l, ‘ 799—Croon-Croon
heath the Moon.
Heifetz.
- Jim—Taps.
*it) In the Hour of Trial.
' 2"? 80. Main St.
l morn nonwnx.
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:~i..,-. y. Jos. G Smith
D" ' astra.
Is. Joe. C. Smith
.hcstra.
1 Say She Does. Fox
rot.
‘x’ou're Some Pretty
9011. Fox trot.
’s Lullaby.
One
Under-
74583—On Wings of Songs.
. isa’lNNELLY’S
i liEii' Mini iiiii
by its intimation that the entire qua-l
lion of steel prices wouidbe reopened
that an amendment was added by.
Chairman Peek to make the. lust sen-
tence head:
“The matter was recommiticd to the
board for further consideration with
who railroad administration."
Additional conferences will he'held.
it was said, at which the board will
attempt to show the railroad adminis-
tration that the prices agreed upon
are not excessively high accordingr to
cost figures obtained by the federal
trade commisaion.
Calls It “Price Fixing"
. 1‘}... thousands of soldiers ”Om ”‘0 Mr. Hines, according to orient the
sum. of Nebm‘qk“ rpmming from oiiictals present. told the contcrcnce
France will be overjoyed m learn that that. the agreement on steel prices by
:1...) can now smoke cigarette: in their .the board With the steel industry tWo
home state and derive the eam~ chwer'WPERS ago. “a“. made over hm m1"
and pleasure from these. liltlt- mm. EeSI' “9‘1 “a": “"“houl warrant ”f law.
ifortcrs' amid the surroundings of home “1" director :let‘l‘ul was reported as
as they did in the trenches below "‘(0 declaring that n" "mum. what term
lMan's Land." The action of the state .‘m‘? ”ppm“ '0 11"..““1k 0f. the board
,Of Nebraska in rcpealing her amp“? ill llS ullsll‘lpg at Il'l‘l‘CI‘ l‘l‘éltlJllSYlllen' lt
{arette law. which has been new ritl'waS Pnl‘b “3‘11“"
years in i'orcc, is highly significant at, __——~-
'the present timc. Popular aenthncllt? K. OF C. WORK
:m favor of the cigarette as a l‘ei‘ll‘ of:
{its wonderful war record as a. human: ABRpAD S,TILL
(.OES FORWARD
'eoiace without equal and popular rm- .
Continued from First Page.
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ANii-Eifiiiiil’l‘iiliw
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j War’s Vindication
Cigarette
lion against, all forms of prohibition!
that infringe upon what the people 0011- ‘
sldcr as their "inalienable rights” tog
life, liberty and the pursuit of haunt-y
ness.are undoubtedly the reasons that "'19!" 0‘ railroad transportation and
have influenced the. Nebraska. legislm idependinz entimiy on their own fleets
tors in repealing this law ..t lllls 01‘ motor trucks for getting “creature
time. 'comforts" to the boys in the American
. Millions of American people have Army 0! Occupation.
read daily for the past four yearr. the 300 Additional Workers
overwhelming evidence of the illcaluui- According to Ml'. Mulligan. all the
able benefits afforded by cigarettes to war relief agencies were confronted
the soldiers of all nations amid the ter- with the necessity of making their
ribie strain and privations of war. 'lhe Work more intense when the excite-
cigarette has cheered and comforted meat 0f 1108”"th had been taken
millions of men. amid the dreary deso- away, leaving 8 reaction 'Wthh had tol
lation of the trenches. It has done be relieved by an increase Of the,
more than anything else to Keep up means 0‘ diversion 81“! recreation.
their morale. it has enabled them to The Knights of Columbus had 700
go without food, sleep, warmm. it has Workers overseas. when the armistlcoi
been a blessing to countless thousands ‘Was signed. Since that time, in con-'
of wounded on the battlefields and in .formity With the program of more ill-l
the hospitals. The Red Cross has tense effort. 300 additional workers
officially recognized the virtue oi the have arrived in France. The entire
Cigarette. The cigarette is forever K. of C. work has been reorganized
established in the eyes of all men the into a system 0f zone corresponding
world over as :1 friend and comfopteriwflh the postal @0028 of the United
‘that never fails. The small voices States. Each zone has a supervisor
ifiiy News
.-'l'l"rlilo‘ fill‘ Pt.
Frederick E. inckwood. of
lack of tlw grip.
.\lr> .l.ltnw~l .liclx'icrnan, of
Jim-i. \‘lll'y
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‘i‘vain .tx-ziment.
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fl‘ all>fil>*‘lt.ln of ways
ownzm‘ nl‘ meme itmd< for a
~.'ii‘ (if U)“ ‘iil'VL'HYI‘rl arose and
l .st. a thousand dollars.
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" “ (”‘1‘ W H be 300 J to the board for further consideration.
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BEFORE
5% m BURGLARY.
NOT AFTER
A: the time to rent a. safe de- .
josit box." We have some
' good sized ones for $4 per
own"
. can.
‘nr-u-
fear,
‘1‘
tr» Nvuilziue-r has moved to No.
the aim and pu
;Z*?‘l’l‘lillllll'l l0 l‘lllld ll'l
0V}ITHlZ“‘d concerning the gathering” was
:.< \Kl‘lv ti rillrs'wtl. Tcnmoral‘v otfi-‘brief.
tlt‘(l--tl and a Conduction
The interest 0
some of tit-:- organizations interested by the railroad adminiot II ' the
l Mii'il :1 inch pitch that View»; of both were expressed at the
and conference.
lvccllm Tl'iul board were expressed by Segre.
’i‘itomas A. O’Brien has moved jcigarette
4min: ”m “venue to MerMn official voice of the American people 'M. C. A.. the Salvation Army and the
\“Hrif
\iain street, has. recoVel'ed from an af- in many different ways_
('ltapt l
wms‘ pumiy- .-,.. shock. is now recovering
.- l7.t\ «I .-‘.nitll of Maplcwood Farm]
t lwun mu stored out of lht- ltifzd Sull—
‘wrr V. (‘url' is Ullllt'l' the refused _\t‘.“lf‘l'dll)‘ to accept the price,
.l' ~ t .'l 'i'.tlli|d lllll‘s‘v :lt llur homo in "“il‘lj'lsum‘n'r arranged
Pam}; Patterson” is to lllkt‘f’lizlltt“
' Sllmlm :' home ill Sign“
inning tenant-(l his posi-
_m .1... Sound the comiu': which thcy emerged with a recommen-
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labor and pl'nfll“""
of Stamford hztvc
. “Hub“ ,5 a labor Lyceum reticent in discussing the pmceedings.
r. Secretary Glass, nvho called the con-j
an-
..1 tll'ti. in: ormnization had vii-“‘5 of the railroad administration
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i' industrial board of the department of
that have been raised here and there and under'him there are squads 01
against cigarette smoking before the secretaries numbering from 50 to 1004
war, have been stilled forever by the Over 200 K. of C. men are in Germany
overwhelming war record of the cigar-'Wllh‘the Army of Occupation.
ette as a creature comfort beyond com- While in Europe Mr. Mulligan open-
pare. - ed up fifty neva. of C. places. Hall
This repealing of Nebraska‘s antl- conferred with representatives of the.
law is undoubtedly the fixsthar Department. Red Cross. the [I
:0xpl'essing their will thl'.1ll;.'l official‘Jewish Welfare Board, and arrange!
channels of Gm'ernment against too iments were perfected which obviated‘
much prohibition that exceeds beyond any danger of overlapping in the worki
moderate bounds and infringes on *and guaranteed good service to all the
their personal liberties. This'anti-pro- fmcn wherever they are located.
hibition is said to be crystadlmm: rap-i May Remain Another Year
idly in many parts of the country hnd‘ “ln my..judgment," said Mr. Mulli-
will find expression in the. :19,“- ‘uturc ’tzan. "our forces overseas will. not fol-Q
iy leave Europe for another twelve.
months. When I left Paris the senor-l
FEDERAL POLICY
a1 impression was that. the peace
_ treaty would be hipped into shape for?
.lcv-nTlv sustained 8 Ser- F‘OR STABILIZING isngnaiure by the middle of Mn" Bub
. - tour boys will necessarily be detained
TRADE WRECKKEDiunUI they can be returned in com‘~'
————-— fort. All the relief organizations navel
(Continu a r- , Peg :made their plans rwith‘thlsperiod in
P .31. e on” (View, and the Knights of Columbus
:are now working more intensely than
\VASHINGTON. April 3.—--Director
Gem-ml Mines of the railroad admin-fever before and will maintain their'
for at least
'istl'utinn. Which is the largest purTKWork at. ““3 intensity
chaser of steel in the United States, {six months." . i
he K. of C. are sendmz over
by the lndus- ‘troups of entertainers. a minstrel com~§
pany of forty-nlne perfonners is now
touring camps and outposts in France
and Germany. Sometimes as many as
ten thousand men witness K. of CH
boxing contcsts. At. one K. of C. box-
ing contest. in Paris. Samuel Campers
presidcd. he and Mr. Mulligan ad-
li'lle board of the department of com-
merce in conference with representw.
nvo-s oi' the steel industry.
An effort to (-l‘fct't an agreement. be-
tu cell the board and the head of the
railroad mllllinisll’utinll failed. al-:
though lilt‘lllbl'l‘s of the cabinet, the in-
m“ V""“'““" General ”(will dustrial board and representatives of dressing the. doughboys. Two rings
lit»: mod :ultl fuel administration, the “‘3"? employed so that thete was no
_._ war trade board and the. war finance Waiting between rounds. ,,
m! i? 'l‘nllcs. (Ii Ann rlrt-t-i. liitS corporation confvrrt'ul 1"ll' four hours. “Thfre‘:\qt§;¢3;:lf;e O‘clmfortte . . l
I .. d _ l ‘f m. con- Titt- (‘Ulllt'l‘t'llCP at lllllt-S grew stormy! . , no ‘ ‘ n. . “if crea “1" (0111-,
-.. . u. HICJH lo.l . n . ‘ “.1,“ m” cabinet Inelllbcl's finally with- [fOllS washer great mttrest to the boys
:t. 'x‘in'; Dim-<1“? “ml “5mm? thawing to an adjoining mom. fromgoveu'seas. 331d Mr. Mulligan. At a
he lold a
‘(lflllfln that the question he rccommit- .crowd 0‘ 3'50” boys that the boys had
ted to the board for further considera- tpaid once. thlough ”1“” relatives. for l
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Ipublic gathering in Paris
have more than fifty trained autono-
. toon. (‘. S. 6., recently mustered out
‘tain Thomas Bprightly Players‘ team.
Napoleon said, "Ability is of lit-
flc account without opportuni~
ly." But ability can be cultivat-
ed and opportunity created
'Iheu suits are a. combination
of ability and opportunity,
Our ability to get them made
out my, to suit you and to
call them at this price 0113.
ATE!) an oppommty for
aou to get a. suit of unusual
value at $26.
Rogers 8: Stevens
NOMNII loath NOMI|I‘
-- __.. _,
the goods they ,diatributed and they
would never request the boys to pay;
a second time for them. i
in Paris Mr. Mulligan set. up one ofl
the best garages in Europe. is is need
by the scores of motor vehicles which
constitute the _K. of C. transport of
athletic supplies and "mature com-
forts“ to the troops. The Knights
bile mechanics operatilx these vehi-
cles. Now that hoatllitloo have ceas-
ed, the K. of C. use standard has been
lowered and men from 5 up are bo‘
ing sent abroad. their health being,
better able to withstand the climate. }
CUMMlNGs GRITICIOEB.
Objects to Brande... and Why
Attack on League. l
HARTFORD, April 8.6'Cfluekn of
United States Sons. Frank B. Blunde-
gee and George B. McLean of Conm‘
ticut for their attacks oaths lie-cud
of Nations program was vdeod.bere
last night by Homer S. . 0mm.
'chlllmnn of the democratic national:
committee. speaking at a comm,
tnry dinner given him bymte Daniel
crate. Mr. Cummings said that Sen-
ator Liam’s attitude was “eelklo-
structive."
David E. FluGerald. choir-mam of the
Democratic state central committee.-
presidednnd Thomas J. W, job-r
mar Unitpd sate- comet ado-m.
also was a. speaker.
'DVING STATE GUARD
MADE iTs WILL
Ridgefield Platoon Leave: it; Property
for Home Organizations.
The members of the Ridgcfield Plu-
have received honorable dischames.f
The silk flag and platoon pictures hovel
been presented to the Ridgefield Fire
Department; the trumpet company
room fixtures, etc.. 50 to the Boy
Scouts; the basket ball outfit to'Cap-
and the platoon money was voted to be
appropriated to a fund to be used :0
erect a soldiers' and sailors' monument #
in Ridgefleid. The former platoon,
members will hold a "blow out" in the
near future.
Wfllnflfliflafl.
OurstockotiabyGflrhgunndWissobign-d
variedthatalltutesondpooietbookumybentisfied.
HIGH GEARS, KIDDII OOOPS, mom YARDS.
LITTLE 800K338, HAT TRIBE, lie, for little people.
Prompt Auto Delivery to“ Wading towns. -
RAYMOND 8: SON
lorwok’
p.—
“ moms ‘
or am llaSh'eII‘
Reliable Coupe-la ‘
REAL ESTATE
In all its Branches
illhytul “built.
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noon IOIWALI. 00”.
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l'l’S. A WOMAN’S SHOE
number-whom carefully designed costume ud
oddstbefiniohingtooehto aminiiyudlougotudiedeflectu
E. C. Burt’s Famous Shoes
mufummkmondopprochhfllew. All
ofthefipringmhsu‘einstockm.
Satisfactory Stockings to latch
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CONNEAILY a BRACKEN
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THE NEW SUI-NU «
DEFlNlTiON of: CHIROPRACTIC
cause of the diseasc and the art of
wanting the same. Disease in mood
by a wrench, twiat ‘or sprain in the
heck. Even if done in childhood. it.
creates pinched nerves and pains in
inter life in the dinerent organs and ‘
limbo.
Chiropractors remove the mac 1
disease and pain. health a
through harmonizing the nerve cyl-
ten- in your body. Female trouble.
rim epoch: attention; the cunn-
mro orthe opiate. You will never to
not giving the Chiropractor o chance
to help m '..,
Magnetic Treatments Given Aloe h“
T. Wilt.
mm
Anya-rm” one “his path pro-
tected? than snow” Rachmanino-
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Womenwhohvo‘lofiod elsewhere always appreciate
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humane-imam” moor large mort-
mtdmkmcmnfimwehanumm
Motmminm m"0nyx,"ucoal-
inn" and ”Reyna" brands, to meet the requirements of the
most critical.
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34 Washington on, So. Not-walk, coon.
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AUTOMOBILE RADIA-
TOR REPAIRING
that]. This finally was agreed upon. i __...--., ,____.__ -__.-_ . --___..
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‘Bli‘nlbt‘l‘gb‘lchtll’it’e’cgtrirll'gg‘éjldce wereé LlFr 0"F CORNS l
fcrence. refused to sec newspaper men i
statementi
very ‘
As originally issued. it read: ' t
"The steel prices approved by the ' ' ;
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‘ WITH FiNilERS
al'tcl'yfilrd and the oficial
commerce not having been accepted
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The views or the indus-
(‘ltairman Peek and
The
wry Redi‘ield.
other members 01" the board.
by Director General
llines. The matter was‘ re—comtnitted
' THE JONES ’
in the outgrowth ofemerobandis-
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PRINTING
SERVICE
ing idea numbed.
no of Jones hovel
Tacks on Amendment
Doesn’t hurt a‘ bit and costs
_ F ear
'mahupectedwmlumm
only few cents
lWomell’s Finestl
BOOTS, OXFORDS, PUIPS
In Black, Brown fend White.
Our m footwear is fashioned
cohlnbflrnflytbummhm‘
are.
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wh lug, then you lm it flat on . >
I: there any reason y you mam! .
A tiny bottle of From-costs In
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‘ , SPECIALS
Envelopechemise,$1.00—$1fi quality, at
Voile slam reduced fron “to 31.19
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no woman or; '
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75c
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Iron—Iron work Wing. Now
and second hand Ford radiators.
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