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DIM WALKTCOIisfructive proposal: Ads“ {for them S S . imt. -Mh .
EVENING SENNQEEVEL 'rest. it is mostly barren or mischiev~ . . _ l Whnt «ting: “43°" ”3:
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113m mm ' 'nui usr m. am an lu-
BY The Socialist porn is no longer re: Rum A P“) col-inn: ”1.3.”, is what “were
EST“ ' "Jtold U do. wine a- boye wet-=35!“-

X'arded as :i menace. Thanks to its

'-irrational and. tin-American conduct. it

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11 Its best moor
a few evenings ago, by Rev. E. H.

illers, for the most part. have left it,
' ' 3 h Grace 'Btfllst
because they were not any Socialistsysmis. pastor ofI t e
church. of this city:

nuns pom
i. L. a A. L. GOLDEN,
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mragonuéaRBOWAc Fox"but Americans: and because they Th- Tank of the Church
wanted to get something done. In these days of unrest, days of

1113' h tide 2:18 a. m.;.2:38 p. m.
Sun rises 6:31; sets 7:06.

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ONE KIND OF KING never saw before. and I trust nevrr to

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Member of The Associated Prui- \ lt'iOl‘ Emanuel. king of Italy. does 3““ka u-b' b y ‘l "51...“, "i an

The Associated Press is exclusively, attftnu‘c toward. the existing order of

not intend to enjoy his royal panes-

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added to the use for publicationo . . . . _ .‘:;.' . .. . ,1. .8”. Pm...“
Ill news dispatches credited to it orgsmns while. his people starl’e. Lately :fisfivtsevoluiiolgatgfiqtlilii ”these days
30‘ 001"me in this paper and also he handed over six of his most benii- wli Socialism. l, W. “Aism are

bli hed herein en
(no local news ml 8 V ' speaking in tones of thunder; in these

All rights of publication of Spe-itifid villas and parks for the pol-man days when the (I “the

 

 

 

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dueg’hpatches herein are II N lglen! use 0! disabled soldiers. sailors churches are dIislrui-itm'. (1; them and
H'nnd orphans of men killed in bnt’le. familial? Icrliglcialhm ngésfpirtixtui:

S v . . . lea"u i y.. ‘ -'
‘VBNING 83mg Elan-{how he Jun tottnoily announced his judge. on the bench. and reads h‘ ont'
/PHONE m3 «naming: of giving tip all or his great or the black book of prejudicedand’
Edito' rialBooms—m. - ., . - f motes out injustice from lhe irty
Mes“ Office—93 » I nd holdin..s tot the benefit 0 the pages of "Jim Crowism"; in these
mlk h Oh .13“ manur- ”The buildings "PO“ ”'0‘“ perilous days, when not onlv in the
l anc ce- ‘ South not the negro be i‘eztrtni that

to the '31:: list of
by three

he will be.» added

\‘icu-s already lynched
'fiends ol‘ llf‘il"‘bli[ hie North is aim

city Editor’s Residence—4&4. ‘ lands are to-be turned over to charit-
Shaina: Manager's Residence— able organzatloiis. The king‘s private

 

 

1002—3. matrimony he will submit or taxation . I, .
ldito ' Residence—.219_9 ' _ pregnant Willi the lVHn “istt‘li of Lute
‘ r 8 ‘ J' -- dike any £1“sz and mistreatment. laboring with palm:
W E '— i if there‘iniisi bc kings. it has long "I “h“? zznpremcy. and "-133? h“ be.

delivered of niece abnoziwil children?
in these days when that magic word.
“Reconstruction" is on may tongue.

' MASONIC NOTICE , . .
iA Stated Communication of omwgu‘moen “evident that the italizin kin-z was
LOdfle. NO- 109. F- and A- M-awm‘l'ihe proper kind. and in his later! Ellis

 

 

‘ T d em . _ . .ilnd the “League" trying tn nmkr: it-
25:18:63: $33.. $321.: twig? “"0 ‘3 "(MWOMI “idem" "W ”W" seir heard. "Wh-n is .in task .rr ihn
' ' ' ' church?" “'9 know .llklt the wool-Lu

E. A. Degree. All Masterm cm‘imay'bergood kinds as well as had once.

dially and fraternally invltod. ‘ . . II f iv
Fraterna~ M. Who, by he way, has ill mm o ai.

points of the church are t: «w than
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Attest: JOHN I“. W, :‘Mmern doing uni-thins like lord to overlook iii? inn-fine, Tiny
ROBERT M. thcvx. WJW- 2““ » "h“rc" 03”“ ““P'” "' ““ “'- “d"‘i‘
Secaqry. I. 5" forces. and certainly cannot meet

'3 -—"—'.“ "— them by holding to pure conservative

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Wm lllPl' Presidmt Taft has some un-

n friend whohns written him i.—
iB‘Zfi’htters in five gears. all eligible
{and most of'them hearing unsnft‘iclent
hernia] is how in make good shoes last. imam. ‘Planty. of other DQ’OI'N‘ have
Specialists [l’llll the Federal Human!
information on
the last (lllthllon. r

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banner of King Emmanuel float in the
breezes of its spiritual worship, in all
of its services. and be sure that this
inscription is on it: “Whoever will
let him come." The chm-ii that does.
not do this, in not lien-int: the finer.
Most of us would say amen to this. but
. (most of our chuuchei. are. self antel-
they moot mine toitlttul in their epI—l ed. yet cooperation is the watchman“
. . I .. 0f the times. it is our conslniit duty
5mm“ duties. [to enrich and ennoble our community"
. I W'“ . llii‘e. Stratification and .neuregatio
the slinos wlirnnvei' the Icalriior'hezmsI Acordl‘ng to the American Stliilli‘rs. ere twin evils ihiil are characteristic

" " " hard. A“ ”‘1“ should - ~ 1 thcv couldn‘t bathe of our (‘hlll‘Ch ”f“ of 10d!!!" but ought
o _el (.il\ .. . lioiiu fiom lta y. . lthis to be so? it I“ a ".13. easy thing
fil'fil. be wipi-d or “llrlilt‘ll oll. For the in H”. “n”. Tiber at Rome. It “'215

3r 3 suoes FROM FIRST tousr
,‘Of course a good last is the first. ”4'

iicntial in amod shoe. but the next ca-

 

drier-Its V")? much like tlizil. although

("lie-mist” ~"l\l‘ this

iv'.
’-l0 draw a horizontal line between

dress Shop or shoes lhili are m “Ema much like il‘Van to bathe in lliuIciziSSES. and we have this condition
, . . . . . .in our churches at today. it is much
polished llsfl custor oil. applying ” "t. .\li:zstflsippl M 59W thumbs. “00 93$." '0 leiill‘l' in (‘iiQUPS and (lulu.
Sui-h water is “can” that we may propagate our selfish de-

’ lsires.

or iii“

iiifliil. tl'In-n shoes it set-ins. SholliliIxu‘. .. .00...“

 

- "~ '. i‘llnll. ln-.v.‘- .
take (ill-HI cn.toi oil 'it ml in In” leitilizcr. I Th3 w...“ Chm-Ch Mu“ Change
ihi- morning lioiisii iilt' Hines. Tli'xI - I I ._ ,f I It. Program.

' - . - - ' it would finally simpity matters I t is just as true “3 truth that the

ill Will (lurk -ii the if‘illilt'l, but no \ylii' -.
‘ ‘ \Iexico should invade the United Stat- major“, 0f White churches mt
‘ ' . change their present day methods.

~Iil\' oriliniii'v l‘UHSiL “n" perhaps 'h‘
. gum {or elu- I-‘ii- ‘ Tl..." m,- n. s. Anny, or the Tmsé'vliPhpShmeii hactually believe that God

I z ,,.I. . I) El Palm "(.0 coitidi s . e t er of us all- black and

lilo-gilt. 0' W . 9" iwhite, red and yellow-~tliat we are
3mm, in 3...] “truiglltt-n out the \‘il’li“lhi‘()tllcrs and sisterswycs. :1 brother-
- hood of all nations. no big. and broad
;.’lllii universal as to moire separation
_ . impossible. This is ii huge task. a big
5|“i‘llwiifpropoeltlon. because it is hand for our

'5.

will not he st.
chi-r. Amiil getting any oil on ~Wb~

i)('l‘ or composition heels or solos. It

latter

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destroys lill'ill. ilmuu “

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The following paper was read before church “I“ down “I P579“ “‘1'.“ kidnap“. September. 1919. To be " 3
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troubles and trial. inch as the world?

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lug “Over Thor-e”$ The church rc-
m to 'M‘h carer fill the

,swoeil in mac-om alto
lGod withtheet‘her. BldGodmwer?
«And new “show had hell. was
and is. as much cancer-ind about lynch-
‘ in as it has, one and is. about drink-
,lls (prohibition). then the truth would
mutter. Lot‘s hove a day of prayer:
8 day of soul-stirring prayer. North
and South. East and West. that the
tummy my‘flotfiis stain {mom-I
Constitution.
The Noun Church.

Are we narrow“ Do we represent
God? Are We ecclesiastical clubs. or
at? We a reel-cinch? Do we think

'tnot'our urticflar den-thetion is the
l-are'edion of im crush, Ind that there

is nothing good in others? Do we be-
little the mandate: "Go ye into all the
world nnd dinctple all nations"? Ye
mum of the everlasting God. are
you preaching the gospel. or are you
to M tt-flrnM not you
won't let your notary if you do? Are
you sound"; the note. at m
oratory? Are you telling the talks,
they must be ‘bm-n"egntn~—imd. after
this. they must live consistent lites?
Are you telling them that they must
Join this or that political party in or,
On- mt My any auto economic
and industrial rights? Are you trying,
to me the duration from o Republi-
can. Democratic. Socialistlc. annrchlst-‘
ic. Bolshevistlc or scientific stand-
point? “’e hnye seen how the first
W “W h- vmed in. and not
in. our behalf. .And that the second
doe-till...“ co no.1“ be
third is the home of atheists And
sceptics. and that the fourth in the
home of infidels, and the fifth menu
with the discounted, who seek to
usurp good government. and that the‘

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leii ml. l.iii0\\. in iinlaiiim or vii P-I MI tht‘ "mm”. m “In” Ni-w1ork a” {i‘lhxtmt‘bclll)"holil urnd Isistcin to believe
, , I . . . fl .. . . - iii .0 is he ill ier oi the hi its
illi lil.i\ .1- ”Nil. It il(.l\ltl hill‘r * , . n . m- _.
I . ' . l i ii oil I {(ll'r. “hm 'S “Mme" m slam M‘Ol'l ’m '1’!" same sense that lie is the l-‘iith-
» i- .; 2.:1‘ .‘. l'~" 5‘ - .. ~ ‘ ' " ‘
l"“"““— 1 ‘ "H “l" ' ‘ ‘ il‘ not strikln: attitudes. III of tilt “hues. .
l'oril. :. lil'i ~>lllLZ t'\l i-lll-til lo!" the pttr-I. ______,7 ., _,_ k-‘ \\'h l OI" Lynching.
, l y HIS tic white church bci-n ale
‘il'N' iri NEW BRITAIN RAISES most and entirely silent on tli'e bl t
. o CELEBRATE . . . ~ ‘ “ °-
l-: pound oi lll'llii'ltl wool :i‘vart'} $31900 T gl‘i‘mh Sin-"S ”19 Hill‘lm‘ni Ul our .\nlt‘l‘~
. l RETURN OR HEROES;ll':iii civilization? “'liv does it not
(27'! (mm :my til'iiL; stow l. .«l poimd' {nlul‘p “so” FIN”. on this (l'riible m"
ill” lilt‘iti'}l link ludllliillllili (:(N “‘07": . WW“? " i3 Fight for men to punish
l I i l I n; m. lilgil'li NEW llRiTAiiN. Sept. l1. .\.< iisiiiiil 030]] mm.“ it is ”ng also. for mm
~ ' ~~ 'i> Iii ' . . . . . . . ' -
“m “ 'm‘ 'tm ‘ l l t . in all its mimpainns {\i'w iii‘llillll :igiiin ‘” Wild"! JUSHN' to one llnuihf‘l’; and!
"PHD“- l’flmn‘m “fix “IA I'M" 0‘ “ pollNlI went over the lop in the total of iii.“ :11]; “‘fl'itti has '“gned "-5 93“" “D0" iht‘i
_ _ . . . i ‘ l 1"“ 0 89“ “ other thev mean "132'
.. . . 7 . i .p_. , . . . . . H . l
4)i pctmlniiim, i in oi J (Hill iii ut I“ ~ l \oluntnr) contiihiitions to iill illn(i.\I D" unto mm.“ as you would own,
wax. 'l‘oi' the service men‘s “'('i('(llll(‘. The do unto youf in ”my. days When:

Another lliimi wniir-proot’mg dress“ 3'30“!" of gifts Wi” b“ “bill" $5.00l'~‘“”" Whit“ 'T'Onl'entlons, conference-35

l. .
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i’l‘czims reported contributions to rlie=‘ml t‘OIIWNBIltians. ol all (

in: can In- iimili- by lid-ling liii-l' till- .. H mm] local churches are verv much co ..

. _ r l 'I- . . .70.. ill-i amount of $1.:ifl4.l.’. last night andI(.,.m‘.(i about Syrian relief-am] .\ n-’

to“ to .in) n [HP in .~ 01 Kit-.13.. 'Troasurer J. C. Loomia reported that. ion suffering. under the ""uel mm':.;:_;

ready mentioned. Harness may 'h". hp knows where the", is 31.000 “1va i«inn of the Turks. and are shedding'
. . . ears m-x- , . - .

Dre-"(”141 "fill kt‘l'i Ill 200d condition and it is thought that teams which did. (and ”lit" q('1‘;I:‘GI'I‘I11mg?)iztlé)iiiihierzi Russia
' ‘ ‘ ‘ ears

'for :i ion: iime it‘ cleaned and oiled “1:” l‘eDIOI".m3“d Rental“ “MEI: 329,:nizip‘grlfi but What about the condition
. . '. ~ .. It emai w ma e e gran ota ),-.l‘.g on. at 1,0,1...”th b

. ' 2 t tl - ineti iLttom. tor ailing _ liming of

“mull“ U u ‘ 000. When the campaign was launch-anew" Churches and, is that all? No.

. ‘ _ l‘. E
shoe . ! (d the goal set was $19,000. which ln‘: ijiffnthgrtsgghgogfetfimn a “me it

'n the” (”VS 5“"‘9 ”r ”‘9 1mm?” chided an estimated appropriation 0i.biit no“. it is the howlingbgi'ogh?¥i1::j
remedies which a frivolous worldhadsmgm by the. city. The city Me'liounds." of inhuman fiends of prelu-

relegated to the attic are worth dran- lh? total 315.000. Th9 total WHCh ibe.?:c;btth:r:
. . ‘ . ~ 0

ging out and looking over. Those 0in has rarzed for the celebration. m'iodor of a
eluding ~3l0,000 from the. manufactur. urn of th .

_ . - .ed to take ‘
01‘ 1'35“de "”9" “h” “‘ {81‘s. is $31,000. {WWI on th
'Rev. John T. Winters. pastor of St. "'"Ship ”19 high G

’ . . .i the church bells
Marys Catholic Church. was the clos 1m: us that this i

ing speaker of the campaign at thel

.Lord. and while
luncheon at the Flks‘ Club. in the‘IDrayvrs. they

burn human beings: and it
ugh to smell the oiokenlng
man roasting for the pleas,
mobs. No. brother. :10. For
e day when We assemble to
0d on the day whn
are tolling and tell-
s the Sabbath of the
we are sending up our
refrain from lynching

(‘are of their things may have had

Home sense. after all.

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DISCREDITED SOCIALISTS

The activities of the National Sor‘iéil— course of his brief remarks he saidIfiiE' ERIN! churlah is out. and from sing-
' . . . ~ . ecrer y God to ..
ist party at ”5 convention m Chicago that all were anXious to know the ie— they draw near to the Thee, on:

’sult of the campaign and he was com. flames_ For wh
flaunt of the result. The purpose 01’ at the pains

the drive was to raise funds to give‘infl in the fl
fire has

at? To howl gleefully
oi a human being. writh-
re, and waiting until the

"how how pomly fitted this oaganiza-
iictn is to speak for intelligent. pro

i . - . . - v
_Kr¢sswe. America radicalims. the boys a grand liomelilte reception-{smoke hggetuoretdand :he but of the
The delegates have demanded you» it will welcme hone those boys who (;od_and than u I‘m“? 6:9 :35“ °',

went out nearly three years ago to Tlieyjnsi-mke the charred bones heme

cot freedom from Ireland and lama—z

IescripunnsIr’nr all. There will envolve a new Rus-

.Gebulon Vance when no staid. “l have

 

and. worst of all is. the
n almost silent, hardly
in. it. until W

fight for freedom from tyranny and“5 "BOUVGNI'S."

. II . lchurch has bee
the ability Of #1" “‘th to m in a whisper fro

something which.1noet American-‘1I
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ville. Tenn" wt net

congressional Nettie supreme “er-like Ind‘mnks on fire by filth

ashington 1

peace. INow all are glad they are became . thin! .
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the business of anAmencan political glad they are home and it is good to there cm “was of air 1153:150- l'o: mIntnic‘untbe‘b? #1:?
"pertv. . 400k rm their been and grasp them :II‘e’Cfo'Ihlulld did it stop there? N ,l'ly from his catch ad street:-
‘l'hey hove critised congress for not by the hand. They gave all they had ,g'ranymoifefififilgg C,ha§eau-'Il‘hier.{:nz “mi?!" in 8'30“!“ curves. began
~ . - .. » ~- - re. 0. t 0 cm e - '
retinitis "WV-r Bergen the 0011va -°’ the" “dumnce- Many 0‘ themfiotxtop there. for we read that Kmdiq'thoologly «:31: e" ”that wmiiii‘.

last is trying to root out the Kospel.

iSom‘e my thene'lh‘m all get the-er beer-

ing—but i any Jone of them have
m m and some are being
MW Mtianity is the
"small voice” that must be heard alter
this storm.

11am. ~

Thc'y unit-d: .i'Whnl would become
at Christianity litter the war?" But
But
this is: ““‘hnt rill become of won:
when Christianity. when liH‘ chm-ch
makes itself felt cverywhcn- and in
every heart?" I at: "What he: be;
come at the proud‘Hapeburg Empire.‘
that through the Middle Ages claimed;
the hegemony of Europe?" "Where in
the Czar of inclusions. who ruled
.mocmicxtly n hundred and eighty
million persons. over an area that.
stretched from the Baltic to the Pa-
cific, and from “1% Arctic ocean to the
_ Menu?” more is
the Tum-ii w. .4... tried. to
arouse the Ho- tom-i. Iii over
the East, to n' 1y war against the;
Allies?" "Where. too. is the bhqprem~
one fldhenzollern. who grudgingly
Iii-rod tile dominion of the world with;
God. but demanded for Germany ii.
the party of opposition?" It only ehOWs
larger place in the sun?“ "Who would»
have dreamed. in mallard. before the;
war. that in 1919 the ancient rivals oft
the Liberals and Cmrvntlves would;
join in coalition with it Labor Party as

the party of opponltion'.” Ill only
shows that human systems are iail-’
ing; that they do not satisfy, and that '

('lirisiinnity must no bl' heard for it is
the only safeguard. ,
A NewJ-leaven and a New Earth i
Old narrows-neon (and new narrow.I

‘nc-i also) must no. away. for i see.

ll new order at things. A new (‘.cr-,y
many out at the convulslng condition‘
that now rel-miles that country. A:
new Enxiand with ti.- recognition oil
the laboring classes: A new France-
wiih higher aspirations of democracy

sia out of this choatic condition which »
now covers that greet country. And!
thern is :i new lreland. dear old ire~!
land that has been suffering so long?
.\ new Jew. these peoptc who held af
pure conception of GM nnd his 'attrt:
butt-s. while other nations were be—
lieving a Dobi'lheictic imagining; And,i
there will be a new America. and iii
"9W Negro to" America. his fathers
name is liberty and his mother's name
is Democracy. Strikes and profiteer-
inn will be things of the past. when
the churches awaken to this and real-
inc the great ”Pan" Deidre them.
Ami l conclude with the words of

stood on the summit of our Southern
Alleghmties and seen the night flee
away before the chariot wheels of the
God of day. The stars receeded before
the pillars of iamben tire that pierced
the zenith. a thousand ragged mount-
eln peaks began to ”or up from the
Abysmal dam. -ch ' looking
”would: the Jl-l‘thnt tilled thi
gorges like an land whose “Jutting
and confounded base was Iwelled by
the wild enrmeful ocean” as the
cm or night wen-lifted more and
the eastern brightness grew in red-
lem and glory, m m, we
pared to receive her-Lord: the tiny
snowbirds from its nest in theta!“
gun chirping to its young; the silver
pheasant sound it: morning drum-.

rising stmight
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Odin-nail- numbering,

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Let citric our prom:
“Roll, golden sun, roll swiftly» toward
the West.
Down. heppy day. when many woes
shnll "cease;
Come quickly. Lord. thy people wait
the not '
Of Thine nbldlng peace!"
Read before the Ministerial Union

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m 1’0 "GET TRANSPORTB.

l 1.—~Vi’hen
that

BRIDGEPORT. Sept.
complaint;- me to the police

lave long since bed a hen-rim: in this Alexander Gettima' was promising to 9 5 Big sawngs In EV” 1mm 9

get passports for fellow countrymen—7'

iRumanlIiuiu—the attentihn of the De»

m of Justice was called to the.

Today Cettlmn was fined in
court for assault upon Alexander Silli-
prlmo. who claimed he had paid Getti-
ma 825 for a passport to enable him
to return to Ban”. but got nelaier
the document nor the money Back
Shuprimo said that Sunday, when he
went to Gettima's place.
thrown out. As soon as the case was
disposed of. Getilmii woe arrested by
n federal'agent_chnrld with ham
accepted 25 and 850 each from:

number at countrymen . the promise " J

of getting them passports.

TO TRANSFER "’78.

Connecticut Liquor 0... Cake Po-
titloa to the m

WASHINGTOIN. 8‘. fl—antor
McLean. of Connecticxm the
rollowinx petitions to the Senate yes~
terday:

Petition from the mm: Re
tail Liquor Dealers' Assoc“ and
the local Retail Liquor Decker mesa-i
elation. asking permission to'trnnsl'er
distilled spirits to bonded warehouses
in Connecticut.

Petition from citizens of Hartford.
(‘onn.. the “tho-aha National Lou-
ue. of America. of woman)». mun"
and American clutch: of Lithuanian
ancestry ot vlh. Conn. nil
requesting the United Sate-.Govei-nv
nut to m them One-
pendence of the republic 0! Lithuania
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”aural and material mutance. , .
Gnu-o- Co-cll of

“Petlfl-nfdle
the city .of Deep
adoption by
providing for the reco
republic of lreland.
(00d wishes in their determined to
nchlei-e the nation‘s independence».

w Octal Nth.

The first assembly of the school

.V. Cum. urging the
of resolutions

its sympathy and

 

vear was held vesterdiiy morning. As,
there wee no WI! pm. Mr
Blake addressed the pupils. He an-

”mod that this youth. with School
with going to adopt the demerit err-
tern.

The first lthinL oi the High School
Chorus will he held Monday moi-hint:
:it 3:20 o'clock.

The members of the Historv and
Theory of Music Class will meet with
Miss McCarthy at 8:20 on Wednesday
mornin': This is a new conga: kl
music and ii' is hoped that n Ere."
mom of the students will join it The
Girl's Glee Club will meet \‘i'ednesdni
afternoon. '

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