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"fl? GAY. MAY 17, 1919
HAVE YOU THESE
DANCE RECORDS?
ES'iOT—Hindustcn. Fox trot.
"N Everything. Fox trot
Me ‘ow. One step.
011 Frenchy. One step.
lHOUSE Nor TO .
SEAT BERGER-
(QOntinued trom Page One).
Mr. Berger was Ple‘-(‘t(’d as a Sociztiv
lst to succeed lleprcsentative Stafford
“S511—
‘ . (\Visl. lepublican. and at the time of
Jr—Mammy 3 Lullaby his election was under indictment. A!
Waltz. .. present he is at liberty on an appeal
Sweet_ Hawauan Moon- and was in “'ashington yesterday. He
light issued a long statement defending his
right to a seat in the House, defend-
ing himself and {laying the judge.
iuiy lllt press and the demon “capi~
l tal ’ generally
“The findings of a
384—Chong. Fox trot.
Sometime Fox trot.
—Head Over Heels. Fox
- “’3
’ 3535
packed jury.
“f0”- _ ‘; r101) member 0: which prior to his
I in Always Chasmg reelection was approved by the Ameri-
Ra1nbow5_ Econ Protective League." Berger said.
,“which means the secret service. and
the sentence of a prejudiced court are
not binding upon me not should the}
be bindin: upon or cariy ueight \tith
lCongress
“i am an Amu‘ican citizen,“ said
llc. "l have lived all my active life
there. i married here. I made my
'home and did my work hem My
' childrenwere born hcre. All my ties
of interest and affection are bound up
in the lite and well-being of this coun-
it“ 01‘ my adoption.
"We Socialists are international.
We are not anti-national. I have
,prmed my late for this country by a
1 life of labor in it and for it. by strlt
ing constantly nith all my energy to
improve the condition of my fellow
men."
HEAR THEM AT
1 DONNELLY’S
16 SO. slain St.
com NORWLLX:
LCW Nun]
N. l’mldotk will have'
. 1.: w residence which .
1)‘0r Josem out for:
HIS SUSPENDERS
MADE CHURCH MAD.
ENewtangled Galluats Drew Boycott on
Family.
COLUMBI'S. Ohio May 17,—Seven
Aral "11- mathineCh):1:p'lietjeei‘lx rem??? bishops and preachers or the Amish
W f, m. p .n Water street. Mennonite Church of Holmes county
:were enjoined from further "inciden-
,, _ _ ing," “mlting” or boycotting Eli J. Gin»
1‘Rk:::n:vin:hl:):m::“u:n N32211: erich. a former member of the church.
.nrh rat. in one hour on Thursday a decision handed down today by
2.») “NM NM 90 meals. ~Darie n,Judgc E. B. Kinkead of the Franklin
1... “11cm” courts.
. The suit stone out of ms refusal oi
Ginerich countenance the rule of the
‘1! want l.l£.(ou1etnashe, 0i Ridge-'Amish Church requlm um‘ungn a
"d “"3 “‘5 many friends in N0" form of boycott. because of his sus-
1k ha‘ “M""ed m“ honorable d‘s‘ penders. which is against the church
"'"5" "on" “he “"‘ce ‘t 0"“? U" rules. and because of his withdrawal
"’“‘ and was “ visitor with friends from the church. Assn-suit of his ac-
‘nd relatives m Broad 3"" yesteru Lion the seven Bishops and preachers
.ay. Tissued a ”miting" order against him.
and consequently he was unable to ob.
tain help on his farm cider mills re-
fused to accept his apples his daugh
1mm don the Hope Hose Knox
"1-"!‘3'n \V-lt
—"-‘. ~.
Straw Hats at. O'Brien‘s
The ladies of tho.- VVest End Gun and
Boat club will hold a package party.
:his evening, at the home of Mrs. liar
ry Vt'ildman. 5 Yost street. It is being
:iven for ihl: .liencflt ofthe club. AB;
anal the members and thefi" friends
.1 con“ 4}" invited ands good time.
- \pv-(‘ ‘ V all.
home. his bro: het was mlted” for re
practically an outcast. testimony show-
.
FORD AND SON AT TRIAI.
MOUV'I (TlllCMENT,1\iich., May It}.
~~Henr\ Ford and his son Edsel sat
today.
3“ .
' the (‘ hicago 'l‘ribtme was made by At-
iornt' y Alfred \lutphy. MI. Ford ital
01' Putnam avenue, who
1;.) received serious bums
1 it 1. not-k. hands. and arms.
t'.\[llt)$l0n at ()‘Connors'
lullmml avenue. returned
today aftvr a period ol}
.1' the .‘x'nrwalk hospitalu
'\ o-d treatment for his in-
llfrt‘ until a \erditt is reached.
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:1 of quick work; the- first
‘ 11.1t Mt. Vernon was heat-
‘1 1:1 :1 lloi‘icr. Throurzh 'llf'
time'i’ ot‘ the sections;
inulm'intcr Tul'stlilV. “‘1‘
2.1-11' call. (me “'ctlnt-sday;
. r. llazrnham truck from IrvinK-é
'1 in front of the (-htfrclt'
The filters got busy. 1
as usual. the church
its :1 day at. Palm,
. it;
It].
1’
.Jl! ntlifl.
211'“l llllllt‘
w- 1
Hui-t lit: of :1
H I l h
1... m 1! filel m 11 5333;330 their children’ :1 eyes properly fit-
1 1:11 u m a1
-:1.- » -l about .00 tics of the ted With glasses at the first indi'
' :.1\ 4411- car “as deiailed. The cation Of eye- -strain.
. “heel was a Clean one
‘ ut to one
”('lfhhe\(:lll1(::‘nlllz;aS found- the. world handicapped With eye
( strain and poor vision,
‘ - illll was not. delayed as the
TH A M E R
i
' It‘u"'k was used for all trains.
-.hmnt occurred about tour
Optometrists and Opticians
:The house of good tissue-W”
-.1- morning.
87 Atlantic St,
Olen Sat. Eve. ’tili 9 o’clock. Est. 1891
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.- Hats at O'Brien's
He Was a Good. Friend .,: a.
34: a. Poor Executor.” I”? ”II:
,, - , s
Settling mm“ ~ *' l ~
successfully calls for s . A c
more than good intentions.
E Principally it calls" , ill WE HAVE 1'!
,‘ for years of A? . / ,
a 2" “knowing haw n Y _ WOMEN S OXFORDS
4‘ ‘ K I its-fir
% . - they ' suede, $6wn. sun. and
’7: Our ex 'ence is at your Patent Kid
% pen ' “canny and cherry Calf
:55. iii;
service.
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‘ The South 116mm... ,,
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«will be read by Patrick J. Haltigan.
freading clerk of the House of Repre-
‘ sentatires.
,beside the Yangtze at Pootunx. lust
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Will Read President’ 8
Message to Congress
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CHINA'S GREAT BLAZE.
027,000,W0 Fire Marks End of the
Opium Evil.
China has refused to go back to.
shell.
Four tall specially constructed kilns
across the river [mm Shanghai, inns
been smoking for weeks. perhaps the
costliest smoke in Chinese history.
Twenty-seven millions of dollars'
worth of opium was the fuel—all the
stock of the grout "Moons" or
tei nas unable to be married in his
fusing to ”mite him and he becameiback into the dream stupor of mm
5 centuries.
'opium trade in China. after its elimio';
side by side in Judge Tucker‘s court and political
when the opening statement of nothing
Ford 5 $1 (1011000 libel suit against '
d launch carryaintz
he expected in spend most of his time its way from the customs
Do not send your child out into‘
Stamford .
“Thai-sinusitis: by :bemn
warehouses of Shanghai. l
The smoking of the kilns meant the?
passing of the opium pipe from the
zhands of the young Cinese iepublic
just: as it was about to puil’ its way
The project to retite the.
nation. more. than two years ago at
project born of revolutionary tunnoilz
corruption. came to
On the morning of Janunr) 17 a;
large party chugged
jetty at ‘
lShanizhai and cut across the busy
Chinese river to the kilns. ;
I in that party which included a rep—E
resentaiive of the Chinese piesident, a
iwas a \ew Ymker Laurence H. Rich?
1 official photographer for the joint con-l.
tenarv commission of the Methodist7
lEpiscopal church. sent to the Orient
to gather photographic data. relating
‘to the $120,000,000 world reconstruc-
5tion program of the church.
1 The opium was packed in balls about
[six inches in diameter. Some half;
4 dozen of these balls were in each chest;
iand each ball was worth 35.000. The‘
3 inspectors examined the chests to see
i whether they had been tampered with”,
“They cup open the balls of opium to;
Poor eye sight in many case!!! make sure that none of the drug had
“hm 0“ “ (“8' was caused by parents not; having been smuggled aw 8:7 And while they:
were doing it smuggling undetected
(was going on before their eyes
M1. Rich tells the ston: ;
“Some of the Chinese business men
still wear long finger nails. according;
! to the traditional cwtom of China." he’
explained. "One of these was assist-
ing in the inspection. Quietly. as hei
opened a ball. he would scoop: upg
opium with a finger nail. Then he.
would wipe his hands with his hand~‘
kerchiet, at the some time removing
and concealing the drug. When ut‘l
last he was discovered. there was
found on him a little ballot opium.
wrapped in his handkerchief. 'rr. .
man. by the way. was-the president 0
the society for the Prevention of the
Smuggling or 0pium."—Iaslie's. i
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population increases ov-
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