.. "wt to repeated declarations made solutely a“ by "Pm them into 80“-
~ ’1’! the United Stntes. Immediately on (:th bonds. or W'war sav-
31*! were
m w relations of the United States and the
E$E§21NJEH81§§¥2§%EK .I’llilippincs. Senor Quezon said that he
I2..____ _______-7 _f-~ ___'____ __
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
_.. ..——-—--——;would help i;s protezces in case
E.”__.-.-__ -
" I” t A 1" GOLDEN‘ mp" But he does not consider even
fiTfifilYTJ'fiNEWZ lbw-wt - His people, he insistS.
mm”— ' “m j“ KLMAN" ”A0 fOi
TOMORROW
High tide 8:54 a. m.; 9:12 p. m. 1
Sun rises 5:20; sets 8:24. i
tholluht that it might be well if the
two coulltlies had some sort of under-
standinsz where-by the United States
or
need.
that necessary.
have no reason to fear an attack by
the Japanese.
Presumably it would be a different
story it the League of Nations failed.
Member of the A;s°¢1.‘“m‘ gln tllat case. the natural thing to do
The Associated Fraud is mWylwmdd be to arrange for some sort of
auggist‘aiggftggees ‘giemlgécigcit 3;: American protection over the Islands.
not otherwise in thin paper and .350 like tlt
filfillg:tes‘vio‘fmrbgisubififc:géfin&f PDQ' until they were able to stand on tlloir
at which is exercised over Cuba.
W dispatches herein are “‘0 79‘ 0“," rm.“ ldomeotic and foreign activities. and
”'2‘- ’—‘—“‘_. " -, some of the lessons we have learns?
_ . ' ‘ ' lwe-
TABLogplNG THE MASTERS. from our nesocwtmnship in coma
.VENING SENTINE m— . . fare work. as the result of ottr partici-
rm cm ' The tabloid life has come to lie in“ tuition in the Great \Var. Brother
ldltorlal 300313.42, frllitaliun in the Ill‘OWhal of a :rouD 31f”: “13:53:: $333“: “if: it:
' - t .. . t , v - ,
M38! DECO—'3. of newspapers to print some 02 tilt" rpfpnfdi in a most dramatic way. w
Branch ”“14”“ standard non-ls in tenminute form. of-' the great Work of the (‘athollc chap-
oi (‘. secretaries. nmtd
W Editor‘- Bandeau—1024.
Indians Manager’- Mano-4
. 082-43.
Wilma—218.2. .
222 Dickens. Thucketay. Soott. Kipling.‘
22;“ _-
mm Homn' Stevenson and many another maStcr
“fighltwllfsozro 1,$il:'i;;d:‘;::;1ot his craft is to all? thus boiled down'
Slain street, lst and 3rd Tuesday of ”"1 misrm'escnted.
each month—July and August except-3 The undertaking 'lltt'vid
ed. It 8 O'clock. All Master Masons t'opperi'ield. The cold. nrief outline
21-28:" rate?“ 30h“ 1" Finch, “")(lr that epic of youth has about the
. 0 er . ’ cox. secretary.
ferin: one day to the seeker after cu‘-
[till-c who cannot or will not take the:
lime to read them in full.
i
initial is
_'- '= an ltncolored relief map to the scenic
EVERY JOB IS 3'6 wonder of America. It
Il‘h rut-i that many of the returum: “hm".m much idea or the re“, inter-
cont‘eys just
soldiers have grown “too biz for their ”I of the contents m. a ground ”00,.
hobs" is asserted as one reason why I plan of “'estministcr Abbey would illYt‘
comparatively t9“. 1“”? “immm to of that famous treasure house of his-
work. These men have received from ' my). and beauty.
"'9 great adventure- " ‘er if tile older authors are to be pro-
Th9" cannot “Mil“ seated in briefer foml for the benefit
their expanding minds down to NW of a sllort-smry-mttd public. Willlld it
I
not be more appropriate to do it with
stimulation
all their faculties.
routine of thr old tasks.
“0‘“ l\11"’"‘~‘5‘.(‘=mn"l lmlplntnlmll." t-.\cei'llts from the books thcnlst-lH-s
young man “ll“ zreat ambitions and rather than \yilll the (e-lrlt-ss out
(he (lt‘tt‘l'illl'ldtitlll to [lll'll them into lines"
.. 't'.- \».~ "l ._ , . '.
"“1"” Rm “0‘" f‘” ‘m‘ -'”'- 1m“ ‘ ‘.\obod\ could t-t-atl llttkwn~ Humor-
f-l‘u‘. apparently unimportant. ls 7““ [le description of littlid t'oppt-rt'ieltl‘s'
“I” \\'2l_\‘ '” bun“. blf—l allll'llltlns‘ ‘0 hit-cling with hi» alllll ill-[M'y Tl'tltthlOtl
pass. ior his accoun: of the u reck. with Sit‘l'l".
'l.ii-lllt»n:tlll ('ol. Arthur \\’ootls. for- [Wm .hm, muong ‘1“. ruins “f H".
”hr!" “'1’." ' of N' w home that it'll! lli»
Sol (in unit in (halo. ol lllt (.m hum HIM" my arm a, l hull often seen
(érllmclll's work o" roestaiillsltint' sull-
(H'HHHSSH’H'II. ll" \\l‘(l11‘,_'t1d' with
i.illl lie tl st 'lottl" and not want to l't“ltl
div-rs and Sittitll‘.‘ in (ivil life. said in :t “In“.
\\'ll;tl
inn" man “'3"! h" ""‘j ‘H'm’ "1‘“ l 3" [Hil‘t‘ u ilh 'l‘ilat-kt-ray's mvu story of ”l“
emit ' l‘l'i" .
l 1 In '1 H" slu'l'dtll’l lllllllt'“'tll’k tall tom
"»‘ """-'...-‘ .. . ,
bu" '” “I" ”M "”1" “‘1‘“ ‘ ‘h‘ u “1 death ot ‘ oltltlt-l {\cwcottth. or do ills-
'lltlli ": ‘l‘tt: ' - r- . .
1 in, in t ttoi up to tilt top stt. .\ l“ p to ”w art “int-ll has made "f that
“hp” ”HT" 3" "MN!” m d" but 1"!“ ut-nllt- old soldicl‘ an iltlmol‘tal itltal"
i' ‘l"“" "3"”? Whats m“ ““1 "f it Tabloid if no must. but at lea” it"
“H ' it»: keep the essential power and silt , t
‘.\nttller itiJll sit'tl i-t- flirt ('otlldll't “vs“. \Vlllt'll lies in ti glt‘ul umv J“
brill; himself tlvlutl to limit auuill at the “mm”, “41} it llitllSP’l‘
his own ,l"" :‘lltl 'lltlsll it [it'll arrow 3 .. ___7 .,__._,__
THE THRIFTY FOOL
.\u illdtlstli tits and t'l'tl::tl \lelkm' 'l
lulu-V ht- ti-llldn't sct- \tlla- “ans Ill“
llat- «Lil. ililll lll' Willl't'tl to do some-
tillll': that h" fivlt Worth doing" lllltl lit) ('olli‘itlt are ill bunks. “t‘ mall--
This is a twisted way ot‘ look-in: at .l'l‘t‘ill' proud “ill-19> and ril‘t‘tl MW}
join, “-hu‘ are Phfiutm.) for? To ._\._ ("'ni llt- coull spare trout basit lulu:
Ilr‘tlikllt‘ ltllSilit.‘ss_ Mcn and “um,“ t'Vllt‘llSt‘S. Year afttr ycal thi- sum
“mot l,“ 031.11,.“ up ,0 the MD “my. {new tlntil i' amounted to the l‘t':1[It'(l
and down azaln. in order that the “m“ ““31 “f 17"“ ll “'OUM hZ‘W
work of the world may to on. The "W“ 0”"5m"'al’l-‘ ““‘l't‘ ”h“ “1“] k‘T‘
buy
food ll“ ale, his shelter. his amusement
clothes that elevator wore. the
t-vrest. bllt he was content to forgo the
we“. all mad-t 935i“- of “fling because iillcrest for the sake of absolute safe-
tllere \vt-re t-lexators and men to run 1-“
them.
Pushinga pen across a pace. keeping his bodv.
records and accounts. is one of the 30m“ in EO'd- A‘ first l“ ""3" a com-
mofl important factors in the upwat-d'lm'l to wear that belt. Toward the end
Some of it was in bills and
march of humanity. Only upon accu- it became bulky and heavy.
nlulated records can the luture gains one day. when the owner \vent to Work
be founded. Vl‘t' left it in his room. “'hen he re-
’. These boys had better take the 50-, turned. belt and money Were gone.I
that offers, realizing that no job is With them had gone, all the hope of
And from those frugal. laborious years.
the vantage of one job, the ambitious [t is an old story. Ihouzh this parti-
man may look out for the step in his ('Ulal‘ “15'1"“? ‘5 99W. ’And it
’st;an:c how. own to this day. the dc-
;lusion persist: that a man himSelf can
small in the scheme of life.
is
rise,
______.______
PH ILIPPI NE INDEPEMNCE.
The Philippine mission now in ‘l‘l9:bank can for him.
(-ounllv. testifying at a joint meetin‘—'1 There should be awiderteachinz and
of '1‘" 5“"th "”3 House c“mm“we''recognition of the fact that American
{rerouted some interesting things “banks, with the exception of m; irre-
io the islantlers"plans for independ- “Mb“? “foreign" banks found
pace.
' According w Sm" W20“ head or the world. But it is not necessary
“‘9 Men “M m-wident 9‘ “‘9 thp' even to trust banks. if anyone can sur-
niae Honda. “18.33%” meet 1° be count this provincial mdndlce. Any
given their iull freedom soon, in tul- man or Woman can make “Wm ab-
in
“do; their Independence. than. it!"
’ put-mud” an income from
m
Isame relation to the novel itself as llas'
. cial organizations—Y. )l. C. A.. Salva-
._ the K. of C. in the war work.
1 war \I'Ol'k.
:thrmlzh the apostle-1min of example. 10
continue to prove that
tli< sax inns \vhel‘t- tllel would hear in-'
llt' kl‘pl lit" momy ill a belt. around
I-‘inally i
‘lake better care of his money than a
l
'some cities. are the best and safest. in .
HONOR TABLET 7 l
: UNVEIIED Bl :
f' K. OF C. HERE;
‘ (Continued troxn Page One). }
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word has ever been progress. and
whose growth. though not rapid. had:
been a healthy one. from thirty-seven;
charter members to a membership of.
one hundred and sixty-eight. 3
i One of the features ot‘ the occasion:
'was the presence of three of the pio—l
necr secretaries of the Knights oft
Columbus. all of whom had seen sev-
eral months' of practical service over.
They all were called upon to
seas.
respond. The speaker of the even-l
int. “'illiam Vincent Sclllly. of the;
headquarters staff. of New York. do»
liveretl a very interesting and enter-
ttain'tng lecture on the “Knights of
Columbus Activities." dhidinz his sub
ject into three 1iafls-—org:ttti2atiot1.l
lains and K.
the scene of bloodshed and devasta-
tion in France. and the great human-
itarian service rendered by them in
the different hospitals. His explana-
tion of the organization was most in
old. He explained that despite the
many handicaps of late entry in tltel
work. progress was nude. and they
are today. the K. of (‘. are operating
at over two hundred points. including
France. ltnly. Belgium. Germany.
England. Scotland and lrcland: also.
in Porto Rico. Panama and the Phil-
lppines.
He made a strong appeal for all to
unite in all movements having in view
a closer support of the government.
He praised the work of the great so-
tion Army and Jewish “'elfnre and
Red (‘rOss. which was associated with
He lauded the various oflict-rs (or
llntirins: elm-ts in the interest of the
lie asked his bearer”
we intend to
make the principles of democracy
more enduring. He raised his audit-
ors to a high pitch. in closing his ad-
dress, ill commenting on the titty~four
valiant sons of South Norwalk who
st l’\¢'tl ill the “'orltl “'ar. and unu-ili
td the brown honor tablet.
The scene Ins indeed inspiring It!
the flag was drawn aside. leaving in
\ iuv. the tablet. the orchestra playing.
"()llVllll‘tl. Christian Soldiers." The
tablet. which is 16x24 in. in size. was
cast of monumental bronze. and is the
work (it the lJK'kWutld Manufacturing
t‘ompany. at this city. and was design-
ed by the desilzner of the company.
Hobo-rt Sllcox. ill the center. at the
top is the ('llllllt'lll oi the K. of (i: on
t itllvr sitlc. scale of Justice and liber-
ty tlll'l'll and. lit laruc letters. appear
illt' l‘olltminp. inscription:
HONOR ROLL
of the Members of
SOUTH NORWALK COUNClL,
K. of C.
WORLD WAR—19111919.
and. ill alphabetitul :tii'ilYlZI'lllt‘lll. the
names «it llll)‘ftllll' utcntht-rs. inclutt-l
in: tuo sv‘t ro tat ics. 'i'ill- uamv oi Pat-l
lick llill't'il;li. the only ‘lnl' m the in:
l
1253.
1hr svulcr, in in: l'tllltlut’dlliy a star.
.ioltll \\‘_ Sttlllt-y. past gland klllfllli.‘
and one ot the litst to enter K of (I;
\lttr with in France. made ilit’ sllt‘t’t‘ll'
ot acct-plant'i- .‘tll'l appreciation in bi”-
llali ot lllt‘ service men. calling atleu-'
tion to i't‘llltdllvllt'l' of the am t'flltusl-
t-t' Ill" tt'llllt'll \\llo. lillilllll‘ to serve at
the ll't‘lll. “tinted their
Itlliullts \tllo did. It) llt- tlllts honored .
He stated that l' could not adequately;
express the.appreciution of the sel‘\~
it t- mt-tl. and the lust they say was
that they ‘lllaukwl the donors from
llll‘ bottom of their hearts."
He then called the roll as toliou‘s: '
l‘dul‘t'ln J. Barrett
Edmund J. llcrnard
l'leston N. Bernard
Edward J. Brophy ‘
John '1‘. llyrnes
Hugh l'. ('ampbl-ll. Jr.
irvinl: F. Campbell
Ralph (‘omstock
James E. (‘onnelly
l Edward J. (fort-oral: -
Frederick M. Cullen ‘
Patrick J. ilarragll '
Btllloll Eluro .
Frank J. Farrell -
Leonard Fitzgerald i
Thomas P, iloran :
Thomas J. Howley
“'illiam F. Hynan
John L. Kelly "
Thomas 1’. Kelly
‘ EdWard J. Kindelit-n
! Cornelius J. Lenihan
John E. Lynch
i James E. Mahon
j “’illlam McCurthy
'- “'alter McCarthy
3 John I". McMahon. Jr.
Frank V. McMahon
Edward M. McMahon ‘
“‘illiam J. McNemey
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? James Mulhall .
William D. O‘Brien :
| Edward R. O'Brien . ‘
, Sherman E. O'Connor 1
2 John A. O'Connor
Eugene A. O‘Neill
i William A. Perkins
i Roland A. Platt
l William J. egan
I Joseph in
John E. Rooney
Francis J. Rooney
William J. Smiley
George R. Sdlock
Harry J. Smith
Edward I. filth
Hurry F. Toothtll
John 1'. Wetter
Bernard J. Wetter
Ellsworth Willi-ma -
,ch.w: .
‘1 4 312’.
l'l‘hornmi l-‘. McMahon. Edwin“ lrwin.
Talia-amok...
lvl‘tlllt- l‘ .'
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. Edward M. Moriarty i .
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“TURDAY 31.32 :
. 191:.
Kenny, or East LiverpoglkoygtrkoqglREPUBLICANS IN _-
ifrii‘éi.”é£?°.:‘:n‘lihi‘o‘imgima m... HOUSE PUT AXE
INTO ARMY BILL
system of accounting: used by the K.
Continued tlom First Pane
of C. in F‘nmce. to account for the:
minions of “liars amended in \vel-l
fare work.
A short recital of the history of llll':
inception and securing of the tablet.
try Grind Knight McMahon. Wit.
as the originator of the plan. P. G. k.
“'illiam 1'. Ward. the chairman of the
committee.
Th!“ Closing atltll't-ss was made
bcls of the committee feel that this i:
no time for settle ‘)l‘-li‘l committee to
increase anyroptiations. since there is
glitlle chanCe of making up this I tll:c
by 0‘ her t axes.
the chaplain and pastor of St. .los- May Cut Rail Bill. :
t‘Ph'S ChUI'Ch- ““‘M R- J~ (“rmu' and Although the appropriatimc commi' 1 .
:‘WS 0‘ a ('tlnsl‘illlllil“”l" character. tee is impressed with the need of com- '
ing to the aid of the luulcad Admini-
imd a Warning against the Wlilt'splt‘a'l
tl-tttion it is not probable that it will
ellirit of lanlesslucss, lack of respect -
in the
of lawful alllllOrlI}.‘I‘ttllllizfnl . give Director General Hines the $1.-
I nlled hlutus, as “t'll as luurmw. .ltltl 1"“me 1m” he has "liked. They be-
LII-geld [xx-pm”. [0311“) to hot! and “PW‘ that not all 01. this luau“ ‘7‘ ,
country. necdcd to once and that with (‘on f r.
I in; “mm H until‘l 0 Chmkf zress in session all summer it will not
The committee that so successlully
d , ,m t,“ “ml ,bc diflictlll to increase thiex'er up-
con Itted .‘h? dua'l .a)‘ rd ch: ‘. , -n‘. . propriation is made should it bet-nut
posed of “in!!!“ i. a . dilnld . :nccessary.
Tunothy Hennessy. John F. McMahon. ' (‘iyil Bill which carries all Wfii'lfl'
Edward J. Haves. (' A. McNamara. . . .
. - ' ~. .- , . . tion of about “monastic. ”ml!”
:Ihtl’rman Powers and l lt-delltk Mt - leaders plan to pare it I 0116' tionu
‘ aton. and are hopeful that they will sur-
Many requests hm“- hocn “\(Aeivctl _. ‘l ‘ tt'v b“ ”‘e millions ”I”.
by nlelehants for thi- t-xhibition 01’th ”in“, H coun ' ‘ . ..
tablet and it will be placed in a local . ‘lll chopdrom alldlhe ware.- 1'
window next week. after which it will , full; ”‘1?“ M: 1‘22“” the app
be permanently llllllE in the .council.a£k:§ if: Reg-retagrv Baker itflbelllilnflul‘l
awfgermot “W h' m C" (m “ “hm? ; tary (‘ommitiht- o! the House manned
' ' * ‘ ‘tlle size of the Army Tran the 501'.-
;(m0 men proposed by the Secretary lo
400.000. The committee did not at-
tempt to establish the size of the army
WILL VISIT UNITED STATES.
_— v..-
LISBON. June 7» The French al'-;pormanently but will take that quesl
mot-ed cruiser Joanne d‘Arc arrived tion up in member.
here today with pmsideltoloct PchoaI The hill just finished in committee
of llrazil and his party on board. They will be reported to the Honse today
nailed yesterday from Portsmouth .t.‘ and Repremh‘e Kuhn tOolliomul
tor several days" visit in England and ‘ chairman of the committee. «was to
utter a visit here. will proceed fol call it up Tuesday and hope! to [mi N
Brazil by “y of the l‘nlted States. through by Thursday night. It Is es-
m- .. - - - . ragga
‘ Now is the time f
to purchase your ;
8m ftiflllflllllls
You can select any size
you wish, ranging in
price trout
57.50 to $75.00 .
~o-
A.-
ation in revenues by the lllllorvllllltl ofr
Another biz measure is the Sunday;
4
’1 Sterling Refrigerators l
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Bargain Spe
From 7 to
, vantage of them.
.fwmnuzzb '. -7
Sloll SiOl'e .
Examples of typical savings throng-hon. 1. s.
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cials Tonigll
10 O’clock
"I-.. at.
‘ W'omen’s Silk Gloves
The reliable Kayscr llialte; l'.‘ and
16 button length; white. black and
,- taunReglllar $12.3 75c
At. pair ..............
Novelty Neckwear
All new Flyl4‘1~2 trinitu~l
and embroidered.
Rt gular Soc, At ..
Cluny Lace
i
! \vl'll lzlt-c
39c
t
‘-
; Assortment of (hnltt‘ pal'crus
, Regular 15c.
Tonight .............. 1 1 c
9 Women’s Fancy Handker?
i chlefs
l i. .
' hemsthdled with {not y embroider
ed corner handkPl‘t'hlt‘lr in port
Vol-e 73c, 49 c
Tonight, box ..........
Fancy Ribbons
Good range of pattl‘rns and color.
tngs. Regular 27c. 23c
At. 31rd ..............
Woodbury’s Facial Soap
Regular 26c 1 9 c
At . cute ..............
TIICI- Powder
.................. 19c
Kolynos Tooth Pate
.............. 20c
Dar-aim Cotton
Black. white. brown and gray
3 spools ttll 10c
Snao Dress Fasteners
z cat‘dr lcr 9c
1
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Regular 25c.
Al
8 pedal
Kirb.‘ Beard Hairl’lns
l‘ 13': ~:,
P‘” "“"* 2 3
Hook and l5 .t- Tam
lilar 1“- e‘ ‘ fl
:V'tll‘l‘flfl ‘ 19
Men's Bttll‘it'i;- '.r. lad”,
\\\‘ul
4.
Scrim ('llrtaim.
Shirts a: i. l’l.
l';illll . ..--.
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Lace tl‘ltltur-x t i...
Avail talu-
Tollirll S" Y
Ham mot-its
\\‘l"h lit} Maw . ..lt: Ii
v’alancv \‘.~.‘.. , i ,
Tolligh' $2. 3
Brussels Rugs
Halldsom. ti -»
’ l1“.
sighs. "' \ Si 1' . ‘. $1 .
I.
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Value $2 3” 'l a"
Galvnnized lrtm Wain
Pails
l2 quar!‘ l' rtt.
Special. eat it
, . 1-
Galvanized lrou loot '1 ~
Smtt‘l six. out 39
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SIM-N l
Two Quart llltmn (it
\\ ater l‘itcilt-rs
45
Valllw “M
Spei in
All Copper Nit-kl l'latetl
Tea Kt‘lllt‘s
Si.
\'ulu- K.‘
Stun lu‘.
All lully guaranteed. Satis-
iactlon guaranteed or .. ;
money back.
COuch Hammocks
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$9.95 to 535.00 .
Stands to match. Porch andk
l Lawn Furniture in Maple, Old Q
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New Perlection,
3 Florence, Betrtlit
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Vapor. Wé have
_ than in 2. 3 and t
burners, ranging
‘ in price iro-
. $4.95 to $55.00
Screen Doors, Window Screens, 7‘
Porch Screens . ‘
We Specialize in rut-lining ' times
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islbi.
'Kttlln. “prw tutu:
Int
‘ number of
: cers- ~al-out
fsaved
TOO JEADOUS OF
lupus-done.
mo room by tho day 0!
mt. mu ‘31. Pin. Cato sttachod; duo Mann:
Carnot m and Cheltnut 82A.
and America nyl-
‘ I DISESA Humor.
\l'll'ltl. ' r .
.ltl'} l -.. .1... ~ .7 c ‘..
'l‘l‘ 'lilli titti' ‘l..u.\ l'
Kitltll said ‘.t.-' n:
\txtltonl lli‘> --. ,.
Tho action .t-
lllltltmuous :o t;.:
lllt'll‘iu'l‘> “it” :t"»-l‘. l-
coun-lnol. a"... l‘ ~
l'l‘tlilolviv‘ 'ittit‘ \lltl
tum titlt‘ .‘l7'1‘.:
hill» ltl ‘.l two man" i'
the totzltl‘tttw “or“
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m. “it
til
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With a pr ; ..
‘lle \t.; T;.;.,;-
at‘ltll t-f infirm-w
“Numb ulna.
otliw-t's
asked fol ah
the lll‘tlpnriit'lllii' lilll‘l‘mi'
2\.'""' This hill.
duce the ntlml-el oi edit-Ms
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Big Army Unnecessary.
“Tlh‘ conuuiltec it'll lltzt? it‘ til" Hill
the lloops are llt'ln'.‘ ltt‘otlnl‘: lt.ttk
from Europe and demobiliztd as large
an array as un-e proposed \vhu‘l ll..
bill was passe-d at the last >I)\~tt\n «.
not nccesary. Al the l)0*lli‘li‘.‘!lL' .w
July there will be abou‘ loowl'm men
in the army in Europe and lips coun-
try. and if they are brought back lrom
Europe at the rate of 300.01?" a month.“
as the “'ar Department indicates by
the first of September llle
up int
and
tl‘ t...‘
“ill
lit
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“Front then on it will be reduced to
the 235.000 men provided in the nan
tional defence act. with 17.10“" cunv:
l
tat troops and 50.00» auxii'iaty troops.
Even if demobilization is not so rapid
as ital been indict“ by the depart
ment such a situation is amply taken
care 0. in the bill. We feel no hate
the taxpayers a substantial
sum."
made in the item {or troop transpnrta
tion reduced from the 8449900000,
asked for to ”12,000.0th. Large cuts
‘were made also in items for subsist-
ence and for regular supplies.
MOTHER-IN-LAW
mod tron Pm Ono)
He fumed the habit of staying out
all night and of going round with
”61‘ women. When his wife ven-
tured to' remonatrlte. he would strike ;
her and abuse her. Very often it. no
my (or ll.- to bring him home
from putting tones. She left him
in 191‘. “out. n pu'lod of three
CENTRAL HOTEL
number,
will be reduced to 400mm. '
l
Mr. Kahn said the principal cut was:
, she was given ;. dotre
port was given a do" w "
cock. Stout: more: t.t:f.nc ‘
liar.“
Tel 15%
tom Propr‘u' r l
um . ‘ J
Lttj‘ I ‘ ‘
iii—till .
t‘l ll'-‘.l',ll -'
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t
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rtlllo. upon 'i..t' -
January 5:. title.
in .’\U.‘u>i. 1.9le :h
.‘lhti it! til ltl li\¢ in l,‘
_\-:ll lu'tj' .lal'ovt.»'
“lit l‘ttn a\‘;t_\ a'u.
told.
Imus M Trash-v
was wanted a ti ' - ‘
Zlath} llrasluw no“ «
cllalues ul \l"“‘l"¢t|':l .
1913 Tilt-y \tc-l ltlw“
ary. 1W1. and lt.l\‘
whom lilt‘ husband .
tody
Anti-t t“ lirrl-fir...:., _ _
told tales of cruelty l. "
drlck oi lli‘ltlzo-lmi: . 4'
decrct- They new '1; . '
lid“ The “tics llllil"
Berkman.
Bessie Kacztt Wt 21 .-
ed a declw upuu alien. ‘
tion and infidelity t“ v' ‘, 1.
“'einberg. They vl- r~
7. 1914. Hl‘t‘ llllhlmttu
the following May
Cruelty was the (1.x --
tbalia Mirmnovitch l“ :1
mm. against Alexandr .
t
married June '34 it‘ll
one Child. “llllrt' tL;"l .
the wife. .
Mae Kinster Haney
tx . I".
a name to Kinste: . . .> [M‘-
Harrington, of Bridavptu' . ~
of cruelty. They no». ' . ‘
ruary 28. 1910. ~ . .
Mrs. Alonzo \Y 5;; .. v.
a decree of leOl‘tr'
Smith. of Snull‘. .‘\'.n'.
ground of deso-l'tton
—'l‘ry a. Sentinel tV-Nf
montho. on: M to go back
tohim. _
It on only an some our: over
”about
Milt-V “'9 tr
=2:
WA
moat.
5.:
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