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d sane en“ .
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NOR of the water in-summer time. i it _ ‘ __
G SENTINEL “tom... [mm NAT”
HOLLAND‘S AIR SHOW
Sherman Says It
- : i: .Ifil—flBY“ l . .
3” GOLD“ ’ There is to be a great aviation show
.
May End the Separation
of Churdl and State
' __._._._ -' in Amsterdam this summer. 1'1?ch
‘3‘- L. GOLDEN, Props';mm all over the world. except Ger-1
WASHINGTON. June 20.—.‘\ warn-
ing .that theJleague of Nations may
—~mr#r-"‘r“——*‘*-‘A r ‘ . .ked to come and
“er 21. 1919 “m“ “‘5‘ m“ 3“
“tithe separation of charcbmdm
__._.__.- Makers of all sorts
l'and bring the civilized world under
. was mash" ””5630:
the domination of the Vatican no
TOHORBOW
rtile 6:03 a. m.; 6:36 p. at.
given in the Senate today by Senator
.Sherman. Republican. of lllinols. who
'l..'a'
1:29
do darin: stunts.
.of aircraft. except Germans. have been
.invited to exhibit their goods. _
rises 5.20. sets 8'29 ’ Prizes will be offered for skill in oper-
': o , . -
’ . ‘ __._. Hating machines and for the best typos
Mr “tats; szessosciated Press. shown. Altogether, Holland plans to
' Assoc -
an“
”'3.
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5'
EDITORS’
Amuse: Interest
”MES ““9 '
‘ illilllllllfl
'PlllficTuaunWlllBeBeieved,
oi sin-de- of fleeting Deficits
in E .
POLL IlI CONGRESS.
Heavy Vote for Return of Roads
‘f Tu "E ‘ ”a 1“ '3
THE- .STEAMER ‘
HARD AGROUND‘.
(sauna; no.1" Page One)
__——
immediate prospect of floating ship.
Thickfoghexenow. Resting oasyon
West Island Ledge, Star Buoy No. ’
"CAPTAIN SNOW."
A later message received at the of- .
.fice of the Eastern Steamship Com-i
‘pany said that all the 350 passengers
on board the Northland had been?
taken roil' safely and carried to New'
W. The transfer was made by.
tugs and small boats. A special train 3
.s. ...................a
SPECIALS TONIGHT
From 7 to 10 o'clock
gain.
“WAY. JUNE 21, 1919
:—
At prices that mean genuine economy. Every item a real on:
Boston Store!
up,”
will bring the passengers to this city.
The message to the steamship com-l
. pany said the damage was confined tot
at the Na- Morecrized Table Cloth
Galvanized Iron Wat»:
is exclusively . . .
-. to the use for publication of stage the finest air exhibit the world
news dispatches credited to it or has ever seen.
’othe in this paper and also .
”122:; mbliabed herein. . Probably Holland feels an cspemal
‘Andlgstges‘u publication at spe- lclaim upon the interest in aircraft. to:
rein re also re-
he a lhas she not made use of air machines
But what will her staid
for centuries.
’ ‘f m mlold windmills think as they see their
mom CALLb ‘ flightier brethren not only spread their
' ll: m: l2. wings. but fly away? Perhaps they will
males—03.
; ‘ " I. wuss-4i”.
ll“ .13 ‘l _192
‘ W's Residence—
tug at their fountains, wishing like
4. lB'lley's little boy that they, too. could
“ist fly an' everything." hiaybe they
will hug closer to the ground, and as
,they watch the airmen circling and
I “All very well.
Editor's Residence—Zl‘l—2.
vspinning will murmer.
but you should have seen the royal
: ' ' when be seized
Old Well, Lodge, No. 1“, p, a. A. I. fugitive was Ions ago
loot! in Masonic Building. Southfthe arms of the windmill and was
“MN—“re“, 15' and 3rd W 'szdmwn up into the air as his pursuers
r'fich'inonth—July and August “W'fidashed by below."
”A ' In All tor ”1“," l us, flotiand has had her tradltions
.,. Invited. JohnK.Fineh, .. _
‘ ~ ~ oars.
. m t wnm warn {of the air these my y
' k ’1 KEEP THE FOURTHOANE
-lt is time again for annual wdrning
ting use 0!
.- moms norms.
' STINGY AVIATION POLICY
The attitude of a congressman! com naing the indiscrimina
‘mittees on "It air service approufia- fireworks in Fourth of July celebra-
tion bills is disappointing. The mainline“, For some yam ml the “safe
air-monitor: for the next fiscalgm sane Fourth" idea has been (10-
you-ha been cut from $33,000,000 toil-eloping throughout the countri- .
$15,000,000. The department experts ‘fipnvel‘ it has been carried out there
declared that they had already hcllt‘hag been a notnble decrease in deaths
I I ’dheir RSIWWS ‘0 the bone" in SUIT’and injuries irom accident. and in fire
shitting to the former figure, but Slash-“0‘53.
‘ed stillmore ruthlessly. The depart-i it seems incredible that any commu-
:‘eat's estimate 0‘ $33,000.00” “”5 cmznity which had once tried the safe and
:10 $15,000.00!)- 3szme vitrietv of celebration. with its
-. km W08 “‘9 experts 33! lh'1!,;ii(-nics. athletic events. patriotic par-
V ' committee reports are su~lainwd it 73.1195 and speeches. community sings
ll 13 bagel; possible to keep the ser- imm hapfiv. healthful. K004
. silliness it is without makinz finy.times. should be willing to return to}
W whatever {or engineering, re]r tho my and dangerous fireworks.
. and experimental work to inr‘ Nevertheless there have been numer-
I
l
outdoor
‘ existing Ups!“ 0f machines and hue reports that authorities were plan-
' GDP new types. lung to suspend ordinances covering
me. despite oppressive ti“a?ion;lll9 new or pvt-works in order to have
declared the Roman Catholic church
would be represented in the league as-
sembly by twenty-tour votes out of
iorty~five.
“From an early age." said the Illi-
nois senator. “the occupants of the
Vatican have believed m the iaisorent
right of papal authority to administer
civil government. ,lt is with the at-
most regret I fail in find recorded in
the coruae of papal claims of Intol-
days any renunciation or disavowal of
the doctrine. So far as a layman-coll
discover. the Vatiaan still hollows It.
blight. and would. if the power permit-
ted, assume to administer ecclesiasti-
cal and civil government as its John.
exclusive and paramount power.
"0f the original thirty—two member
nations signatories to the p
”'league; twentyclgbt are Christian na-
titau and tourase of other faith. 0!
.these twenty-eight Chm m.
seventeen an Catholic nations. either
.a ”my or an Wins poor
that religious taith. and eleven an
, m memboso'
an m. Bolivia. mil. 0m.
Ecuador. Planes. Gusts-ion, Haiti.
Honduras. Italy. Nlum. Panama.
Peru. Poland. Portugal. Uruguay and
Czechoslovakia. The 1‘! .150- will
be represented in tum toolin-
man probability by aim
"That church represents in ital-om-
bership either a majority or almost
an summations-sad , ,
The sway over those people and their
impllclty faith in the mmo of
the head of this great religious organ!
nation is supreme. It is a power tor
good. iehocrfnlly bear witness to its
support of noble government. and.
above all. its study onpaitlun to a
Socialistic state, disorder and Bolshev-
ism in its various forms and manifes.
tations. But the head of the church
proclaims and teaches his lnfnlflbtb
ity. The separation of church and
state might continue. The peril lies
in the claim of papal power never ab-
jured. never disavowed. The tempta-
tion to enforce that belief might break
down every barrier built up by centur-
ies of struggle and sacrifice.
”Shall the United States commit it-
self to the mercy 0! a power iron:
which our ancestors delivered ‘us?
Shall we risk entangling ourselves
and our obsterity in tho toils we have
escaped through their wisdom and the
warning they left to guide us in the2du~
ties and perils of our generation? The
covenant of the League of Nations
bears within its folds a reactionary
power more fatal and insidious than
-.., has a budget of
itfiation. Enclan-l
1‘ . ' A «090.000 for her :lii' st-l'lim- nL‘XllilirA procram for the Fourth. but the“
,5 ’«f Waréym, ' should:
mElpux The Americans do not l'elir-li )
’98. m “elm” d“ UH" WHY" EU "eling citizens and town authorities
My in so inlpozlnnl 3 “RPM": u."
The W98kners and inli‘V-‘lrllnv-‘s ; ward tile old fashioned Celebration i.
$33” """Jl‘m ; :«n “oltl-i'asllinned celebration."
it is not too soon to begin planning
has provided
1
V :
21min: of protective ordinances
l~
Ara"? nu' he a pail of the program. Lead-l
.-li(r.illl see to it that any tendency to—g
L; l
the Ameriran
' I
a Prussian helmet. more dangerous
than future war:
"The states invited to accede to the
covenant of the League of Nations
art-z Argentine Republic. Chile. Col-
ombia. Denmark. Netherlands. Nor-
way. Paraguay, Persia. Salvador.
Spain. SWeden. Switzerland and Ven-
ezthla. All are Christian races with
the exception of Persia. Of the twelve
invited Christian states. seven are
Catholic. via: Argentina. Chile, Col-
. . r | - r Q ~. -
inuuwu rf'rt '(‘v a! checked early. and that public cnlhtiqnmhla. Paraguay, halvndor. Spain and
Venozul'la. Therefore twentyrfour of
mummphtloaboiogaq
lional Capital.
the railroad question by 6.000 news-
paper editors throughout the country
has aroused great interest lit the un-
tlual mph-l. “III: as per cent. of
the autos-s giving it as their impartial
opinion that the public favors an early
return of the railroads to their own-
1 on and only 11 per cent. favoring Gm“-
ernnlent ownership or operation. the
members of Congress of both polit»
teal portion We to poovide speed-
ily for the W so uh it poo-
,sblctonstosetholmbtopsivatc
mnmmmmmm_
tumodtotheirownsn: *
Lnodvancotont-umasttbo
mostly-Mom‘borood
mater” hwulfim
Treasurymayborouevedoftbebu»;
Washington—The national poll on-
antitrust. acoustics.
'1 have my doubts about this'
_"I understand they propose to go
shed and settle it witMat paying.
any moon to wht my daughter;
:- “about it to ba- oom-
msncelnent cssay.”——Wasm anal
lies a casting monthly deficits and
the suds made oclfooppartlag. The
Direct" 0-011! of Railroads stat--
that the incl-sass in sotosihu hr'
about % per cool. as composed will»
on hero-ohm coats of floor
501» I) per seat.
2. creator Mfl. of public
control of transportation—o We
public control la the loosen! Govern-
mtiuplaceofonmstenlntbedlf-
fer-t States-with soallsthg lav-at
and regulations.
8. legalization of consolidations and
oat-nos ass of lino- aad facilities
whenever la the public Interest.
4. Assurance through an act of Coo~
gross that in the future the Govern-
ment will approve of rates‘tor freight
and pit-eager- that will not only be
III! to the public. but fair to the roads.
.and that will yield a saucient income
on capital to attract the ”mall,“
to $1.0“).000JIJU of new Mal nod-.1
ed every year for the expansion of rat!-
road facilities. ,_ __ .
How the Sum-{voted in the nation-
al poll of editors on the question of
the return of the railroads to private
management is shown by the following
chart. That the railroad question is a
non-partisan issue "lo plain from a
study of the table:
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icons:
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Lot Halos-barf- Auto Doctor
look safer your car's hoalth.
mans AID AUTO
MY comm
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l
near West island. ten miles tram New ‘
Fancy White Voile
Excellent nuality—oaaortod pat~
terns. Value “.00. Tonight
$2.98 dozen
“1th. neat. fast color red border.
Value loo. Tonight
12 1-2: yard
W Towels
Servicoable quality. white with red»
stripes. Vain 25c. Tonight
l9ceadl
GlassPyrcxPicPlates
The chest and best silver polish.
Value 25c. Tonight
18 cents
Splendid assoc-truer: r
the outer hull of the Northland. which ‘ ROM With “Alloped edges or P -
has a double bottom, and not the in- alum with hemstitched edges. 3'15
ner hull was notifier-ad by the ledge; Value 81.25. Tonight , 1441mm :Lze, You. r
on which she struck. The ledge is- 98 cents 3-) cent~.
Fancy Silk Ribbons’
oi
Special tonight
Women'snmdsannos."
Full fashioned Lit-l“ ToW‘Blarl
Wflto and Guiana .
Special tough" t
$1.95 pair
Women’s Inle' [lose
Seamed back. black out! cola-s.
Value 90c. Misfit 75c fulfil! “3‘
. , . ”‘5‘ pair
Wnlrsllit‘sglllver Cream ( iris’ IE 'I U . S 'I
Sleeveless and lace tri_
Sizes up to it years. Wt
d-‘oira Zr’ -
fl Wm...» am rm
Copper Nickel Plated Tea?
MM.
Solvase operation- were calendar 9'5 to Inches wide. two very attractive‘
once and it was said that an eflort' designs. \‘alue 69c .Tonight P016 5,
would be made to haul the steamer; 396 11! V0 5 -57.. up". c :r. 7.- ,.
iatodoepwatortodayandbriagben ya " "
no this city. The fog, which was? (:th Apron MIME 51.6143
““7 “dilemma “fl" “W35 “M Elite quality—Fast color checks. 1' Fancy Dress db j
The Northland carried only a small ' E Assortment o! anrrrtm pa“- vi.»
amount of freight, seem-ding to oin- 146 yard‘ Yard wide, worth in. yard
clots bore. wr‘w Nakins Tonight, while the} last -
3c vard
38““, "nu“ mm a” ”‘1 °t "" League at Natton.’ remarked cart 36 Inch Long Cloth designs. Value 2% rouge: f
' 7 proud mt. Soft texture and strong. durable ‘
la Congas-thus h age-unique 3 “Why?" “uni vane 39¢ Tonight at yard 9
'ut.uthw~fillm 251: yard “’8 Black Goth- 11089 ~:
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town.
mahip then visit the Paris shop.
3 sum aunt 81'.
3*“
ill
lot Welter Dresses twilmncn films
WMwllsctis-udflleiargsw w is
m mv HODEBATELY
8PM SHOWING 0? m TUB SKIRTS
oftbebsttcrkind.1fyouwishtbebestinqnalityand work-
" ., «News; 4‘“.
The Paris Ctofi and Suit House
SOUTH FORWALK
[mall eminent Ill mi thl'lll’ii
, ‘ n’ of [ii “\" " 'n‘ :l S 0"?" .' . ' ' I
m mg ‘1 ‘n “ ‘ p , "Em and energy are turned toward d; the forty equal votes of the Christian!
prestige and 00va l“ ”-3“ RIF. ‘prnttram that will he patriotic. lleaiflr '; nations, members of tin. league_ are}
A m mezslul {I'llnritilulllii flu?» full cafe and truly enjoyable. I spiritually #0111133le by the \aucnn. l
A _ . q .. . . - The \z‘lllfan is a most earnest lid-f
Athsrnaval avxatm: li lo-«l Wit-l“- r .ll~ —-———"‘. vocale oi the covenant ot’ the Learned
«with pride and THOSE MENACING FEMALES Q‘fllhmiOM-f 0nd Metrghmlfivl’mfiidl‘m
. _ . . _ l _ I son con erre vl‘l c alican at~
has been made iowm‘u .lls‘i'if‘fin'rfl Xian): "WI 5"" have been "‘9 “mph“. llome. The pope. among other thingsl
m1 promise of this America
sal‘sz'artiui.
- lions: “President \Vilson put the mat-
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ALSO THE BUILDER AND SPECULA'
Here is an out-
the
zlir'ihs' of what would happen when W0" said. referring 10 ll]? League Of Na~l
Americans are acknmvlvvllfi- llm-n cm the ballot.
,be the best ll‘t‘l': 'll 2‘.» worlll.‘line‘~ nf 'he work proposed for
l - . .
.4: panor- , l.~.l-:lie of \\ onion voters of .\ew Xork,
I
'(‘8tv which hardly seems
a host (‘flglnt't-l‘s. "i"..-
§’~ of flying are in their dew-lop
0d.- Tlle next ‘Yt‘ill' or le""1:l
- 9 whether America shrillyil‘il'en to destruction by
to justify"|
l‘
iv {ears of the country being,
.
a horde of!
world in aviation. or sink t-l'wild females:
"We shall take a strong interest in
legislation affecting women and cliil-
l.et Cnu-ldren in industry: in the unification of!
~ position of conlempihle in.
We is no “piker.”
' . this big enterprise wltuqlaws: in Americanisation problemsl
- It deserves. and do itsiand in election methods and refonns.;
.. - 1-3 important briliiehEVlTe shall adopt for our main purpose.
fatter women suffrage is won for the
nation. the purpose of the National.
League of “'omen Voters, ‘A country}
in which all voters speak English. read l
_.IAKES WATER SAFE. .
’ Itheir own ballots and honor the Amer-'
that summer. when .
mt tempted to get into”can flag. _ - _
m often proves to be the There may be something menacmg
m drowning. to the life of the nation in such senti-
is the more deplorable he- ment, but to the casual reader it
' these accidents are W sounds like a clear expression of exact.
arise from loarcleSS- aim of the best type of male citizen.
And still 390.19 m ‘1‘! the more voters of this type there
of recognizing the are in the country. the befter the out-
uatl seeing to It tlmr h“ 1“ "I“ ”m"-
" “n5 to swim and to con- I
The Germans still insist that they
were not licked. And after they have
're—pret'erably in the wide-
cmessional ”povk."
r”
tcr so clearly that my doubts began to
melt and before our interview closed.
I acreed with him on the main lines oil
his plan.‘
"Miraculous conversion of the deep
traditional wisdom of the Holy See!
The great pontifical dignity gives no
random. interview. Neither can we
believe both the President‘s visit and
the interview were not for a precan-
ceived purpose.
“The controversy over Flume and
the resulting troubles recall the be-
liof among many Italians that the Vat-
ican is. not in sympathy with the civil
government of Italy on this subject.
it is fair to infer that the pope CON
dially approves of President Wilson’s
stand against Orlando and the Italian :.
“’hlle the evidcm .
civil authorities.
is circumstantial. it all tends to con-
nect President Wilson with influences
unfriendly to the temporal power of
Italy and inimical to the future wel-
fare of the United States."
DIRIGIBLE R64 SAFE. .
EAST FORTUNE. Scotalnd. June
20,—The British dirigible R-34. which
left here May for a cruise over the
North Sea and the return of which to
her airdrome was delayed by rstrang
wind yesterday, arrived safely at 2
o'clock this morning. Unfavorable
winds. which had delayed the roturn
or the airship. abated during thought.
ship "retumod this morning am at-
ty-six noun oi slices-fill night and
the oflicers are highly pleased with
experiments made."
DISTINGUISHED CRO‘ AWARDS.
:3: capsizln: is minim?” ad gsogooopoopoo or “0.000;?”9‘”
. ,. " findemnltymmd M¢M*m?y'“
. mks a boat- NO 0“” probably insist that they save ‘55
. 1 = ?" mlWW‘h;fiaoyéolt-hem mum
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Per-kins has made the following
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Officials gave out no information 1
other than the annaansement that the .
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