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JAMES GOLDEN
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- HASONIC NOTICE. terest
' held at its roomB. Tuosday cvenmg.
’ meetmg y
3‘ . ’ .t d. Fraterrzl'y
yg'StratemaIXSAm; BLOWNDES. Vmainlaininz oi law and order. ll-
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ROBERT M. WILCOL
Secretary
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gbetter people they will be.
«walk M Che—w. tin every community and every home-
. -y Editor’s undone—1492.4. z __—-————o——-—-
Business W's mom—3 mousrmm. sucxmc.
'. October of Tho
: the use Dilution or. .
n nfi'mmmtche. [who to it or nouncement to this efl'ect has been
-' otherwise in this pa {Jig also;niade M the federal hill administra-
4- o local new: published ercln. tm'.
m rights a: publication at upe- Nobody can be mm. however. For
_l_..11.-pctcbel herein are "when? to another factor which is inst
has importnutootheeoflotrowwod
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Government bonds lutore’ the war meat. in it the ‘1": of labor. There
used to bring about 3 per cent. inter' are «linoleum; milk!“ M b
',t. and the invvstma Were. Sail: fied.’ The workers in the cotton and wool-
nrestnwnt and certainty of income. not striking. and apparently a"? “0'
l A bunker points out that it Is pas/contemplatine mites. butthcv are re.-
ible todav to get 7 per cent on t‘niL- ported to be. dbhs. Verv generally.
. States government band-t that. are something quite u b“ in its em
"Ill-It a< sound as the pro-war issue; on the output of their industries. Bet.
l :were ‘19? pay and t-hottlrr hours are said to
Bonds railing for 4 Li per cent in have acted as a damper on their finer-
~" ere-t are selling around $50. 2y instead of being a stimulant.
Thi.~ mean.~ that, the lnH-rrwl, w‘ilrti was»! twice as: high, man; of them
j, . ieldr a shad- undo-r 7. per cent. on ths tinze.
. :e inrostmnrv it is t~nti~ittetwl [IWIP- jorin- hot it in true enonzh of them
n D“! more tl-an fix» years. aint‘e thn‘ The short sizhtednecs of such co ‘
lire =nt dep'W-crarimi ii abnormal and duct is hard to understand. iron: “I.
-n_vons- who to». a bond at $90 now tmitv-m- ‘iélfrlf-fipectlnz loyalty
‘ « d r'illr l1 ‘wr SIN-r the ma". .1. from rim—fl. inh If the workers In HIPS? an
A
_: ,m'e (liar. _‘ 1»! 'un‘ uh
cut will. Tha- -rn-c a total of 7 pet and their on relation to the
i
r:2:;"1l-.> [711} 3 'It '. [2‘ " it‘ll. 5‘
': t i- at; urn; ‘5le -2... L Emu-‘xm-n‘ tlulf :lu power not only to put thPmN'lVH
_‘» . morn "4:7. -'. per mm u'l:h rerg- alu-zut finan' lall} by earning full War:-
ritj'
"’10." ima :obl} pm lee" than 7 not Mr :.l~'o to benefit
:ent. llvu- 3-. according it! all 42- the’t fellow-workers: in other occupa—
" «e l'nitx-«i Sam 4 Tln- .~.;t:-.;:t- :lz'11: luau :‘inz prices along that line.
*thal pooh!- uwtfl a t--\-.' lzllh'i‘rt. 14" -—————O——-
"View thou-tired dollar- to ”IMF? do OH WISE KING.
' take atlvantatu t.f .z, .z. '_‘,}"l-7:.':“I A- king, become scarce in this
- —O»- 7 .g. «h;. remain are displaving ouch win.
MARTIAN NONSENSE.
ll this dist-u.».~ion about commtmtofw 'lmt Kine Alfonso dispensed 'th
ing with the planets Mars sound; tlm usual pomp during the festl‘.'ities
’ foolish if we avt-vpt the Hindu-gust rm-umratinxz his name day, Janu-
SWOGlfih FCan?ir7_ 8.4 givi‘l‘. in 3'11“, AFN“; an}. display Of auxury dur-
hm hm”? ”Th“ “Nina“ "f ’h“ int: these times of social unrest.
‘rs-w 3 “'liilo Alfonso may onlv be adopt-
..PTOIeFSM' Al'reiwn’vth sets forth. :1: '1 ‘nz Saftev-i-‘irst. measures. it is pleat-t-
tilt of can 1'”! t‘ ‘t‘lll‘t h 'iitlt-n‘ lir tlrf- ‘l . . _, 1
. ‘ ‘ “ lb. ‘ an: ill think tha.r ktnzs actuall'x (o
.t modern instruments of o sierrar . . a
.. )0va brains and know how to us«
. that thtre i< snarl-plv {in-" 8mm. ‘1‘“ V" History even verv recent his.-
_- re on Mars” that Fllt'll thin atmosjmnx is fillml with inrmpms ”mung
. than is contain.»- unit: onrn‘m show that wearers of ‘1“; purple
a; much ”’1’,an as our own: gotten lat-k oven common Sense. ll Al~
morph)" ”‘wnss'me for am‘Zt'onsto maintains an attitude no com-
I “f9 "f (h? Panh‘tvw K.) be 5115— mendahle. he may actually die. upon
5 ”9d 0" 5m”: ”1“" likflng“ thgm'a throne that will last long enough
i not enough mmgtum my” '0 {mplto be handed on to his son. And for
. " either 3mm“ or "pgembk‘ he: ‘ these day; that would be quite a rov-
t on account 0! [he atmsphencul] achievement.
ty and lack of mOlP‘le". mar» is; .
retention 0' the “ml" heat a“; Senator New’of lndiana proposes
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ire is b} the atrlankrt o. thn'm establish a. Department of Aeronau-
h, wherefore the surface of )ld1:.tici~'. with .1 Director of Aircraft re-
“ revolves is alternately bako‘l.sponaible directly to the President.
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frozen. and has: an ax'eraze tent-"yam. the government to take a flier
tuie of about 40 degree: helm-gm aviation.
o. a temperature at which any _______._____
mpossihlv 100.090 superfluous houses of worship
firezardsthose famous “canals."he in the United States, Whv not use
ances them more cracks on the‘them in housing thesuperfluous ponti-
ee of a (lead. driedvup planet. Pm'Hadon?
- by the shrinking of the crust as _____.__
“9d 0m and mm“ 1“” th“ "9"“? Th: Allies. will not join in signing
:obsen'ahlc on the Moon and Mcr-i' that old uong from the Mikado begin-
!ninc. “I‘Ve got a little list. I've got 2
:er the circumstances. it mightilittle “fit...
well it people would forget I .
Ears for a while. and turn their; Humming“ birds as pets are having
01:3 to developing canals right.“ grcat vogue in Paris. Ah, those
‘ .. in the United States. and imDYOV'=dear Parisiana—how they love to have
the means of communicallnf! in'ithlflZ‘.‘ hum.
-ce between the various citiest ________._________
“- f. " The presidential audible who real
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MORE MUSlC. [only to promise a study an!!! 0"
79 more thought to music” “9 sugar.
mu :1 for the first-week of T913111"
- 7-. o._M‘-M city as ‘
- # -j—T‘l t .liirl in New York” Before and .
Lg 125 After Milliners Tried Their
I: NORwAm event; were held throughout the citr.
.- Extra t-erfomxancen of grand opera.
musical programs in the
.‘u-honl: Mini: skill!!! and chorus work
bx choirs from tht firm! industrial
plants all were to help arouse enthusi-
VL ‘ A: [#60me :4 fit in the creator study and 911.907-
TURDAY FEB 14v 1920 ‘, No." in:=l|\' fn'nd of music. the peoplt"
" B of the l‘nitv': States really have luti'
little fl'lrnllf‘n to this most beautiint
'of th.» al‘le, l: is encourazinz to find
smll'ml-pt ?;tt'.'enlenl:—‘ as this one in'
New York ‘sntherinzt the public in-
A stated communication Of Old Well Tl)»; ful'nlailun of n: izhiiorhocd f“3."-:
i Lodge, No. "n' F' ”d A' M“ WM be tnz sort-aim. the oxchestra and [la
" ch. 17th 1920. 3 o'rlc"k. Atter the choir- onton: the workers in the b‘:
so can attend the F. C. Club bus-lows roucerns are not onlv meanx
-anc:." A” "3“" ”awn“ “diauy nf enjt vtueut but actual facmrs in tht>
W- ”- more healthv interests peach! have.‘
‘tbe ‘21: time they will have for (13*-
Zagreenwnta' and disturbances. Th"
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WISHING m m'more Widely a love and knowledge of
lmusic is smell! anon: the people. file
i ‘ z'ven
Acme“ M. i More thought could well be 1
1062-3. i A brook in clothing prices t..- or
lpected More long. as a result of in-
- — flirt-eased supplies of raw material ant:
m Ithe t'nrning’ot tho beta-lea frat wart
Associated Pres is moot-k to peace work. A definite an—
. cauw ot' the absolute solely of “hue- mills owl cm factories are-
l.
l “'ASIINGTON, szb, XL—L-propos-
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: "Fine leathers make a fine bird." aids the druid be Mr!!!“ .
Mary Denrby
minded and M tome
Above are the “baton and “gar
tognphs taken of her to prov» tJe
truth of tho “fine Embers” flute
’That. is what an organization of re
‘tall miltners contended and they of
tered 8100 {or the "ugiiset girl in New
York.” They declared that by proper-
application. 01 the proper milllnery
SEVEN pan CENT. soups. and cotton and the tun use at equte;P1-oposed to Have (he or
' More Fa! Div“ Ex-' regular otncers' school: 3
l Other sections or the me wouldtinc. like drinking boon. or pm;
eclnrc all indium or one-eighth urn“. Mi us..-
.more blood. who shall hue reached ’ ante or u crap: I. '
ltheage 0t 21 years. or who-hail have‘ .
taken the prescfibed enact. Regulutparances or the scenery. it is defl— '
soldier or the l'nited St“ u be {In [*ly the issue: it it was . Amencnl
citizens or the United States.
to a m and writing teat.
192’ all Indian slums of the rPser- Tam”? nation. “93¢, 99“, and 003'! Mined PM 1*
notion m but Mr“ Ill) x-ttineno «an in its con. That sort or love _ M
on reaching 21 years of age.
Testifying before the House mmmit-
tee, Dr. Dixon charged that til-i Coun-
l
s pert at Scoutix ad Pal-ld
trolling at Night
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al '0 organize one or more Ml dirt-
;aiono at Indian troops as a part of the
‘reorganized am and to bottom on
Lthe Sorta Amerin- Intlian did-(mo:
intrusions. is pending in Congress as
part of the army reorganization legis-
lation. 6
“1m; Many lnuaneeo o! exploits of pet-
lsonnl heroism on the western front.
‘such as won for the Red Men in
Arts on Her
m run-5‘3...
THE ONE an: issue .
Love of Lit-rty and of Country
Dwarfs All Other Lava
in issue cf LP». a half page
2 forth the impressions
of every-day life one gets from I
glance throuzh the popular magn-
zines. Couples are holding hands in
the Spoon restaurant; Fuller Prop.
Hamid Slopowr and oth” sundry
In a race
cartoon stttin
froth-mulls" g
, f tics of M
m NEW m lodhnl‘ high position in the world (lures-es;
l 'V’est Point_ for instructing Indians in gnon the serious business 0! Pic to;
:the duties of nonw all-3h! into a mogul. or 3 movie lanai
[mama but one dos not hear a! x: of-i
m m, a mm of _ _
schools on or near reservations. to;- finally be pardoned for ”mm .tl
lads-Dime one big issue. .
for ' military m. 3:21;“; Now and then one who has ml
1 er- -
school ,to be known as up
then-round m
l
cers. The plan would allow
nonmommibsioned olflcers
_ computed on the tam- \alno- r-f SIM are not working mut‘ll more ”‘3" half) France the nlemme of “aquirrel
I This is not true of the ma- hunters." became ol‘tbe deadly accu-
lracy or their titles in sniping contest;
”‘10“ Germans. were {nrniohd "‘9 argued for the recrud. of .en or-
more regiments of lodlan can” (Orv
l'nder a. tullng. by‘lovo the people are bur“! magazines
ml .l‘ie Commission- to read about. or going to the movies.
or nf‘lndian Affairs wonthdd 1.!) have
the same power or regulation over the
mail of lndians as the warden of a gencer.
penitentmry in preventing
my oi mail to convicts.
‘l ark you ’10 note." Dr. Dixon said.
in the majority of
cases a ward of the Government. was
‘rs-atml as xl‘onvict but still was con- notifivd that his unit was about to be
sidvrt-d worthy of being drafted.”
The Secretary 0! W'ar opposed the
organization of the lndian reglnn-ntti.
in 1917, on the ground that he did not nnliminflr." ill-"KW?”on "7 see “'3‘ all‘
lava-r qexit-gallon of troops according was in readiness. ln one of the ans ;"—T I
' laf'ally urtain that these bonds. wit: to make a‘tgcrinut handiapfln "'3 pro' commlllt"e as evidence or vamame
‘ so to par value in the open marl-1e; litigirenegs oi the mills and {at-tnmm.imM-W“'Fl’
no to peculiar. Y‘!ltlv-vl':ll\ umlli'irn» -ranvlpmm of patriotism or of zeneml in
.
Ann-Lean lndlan Memorial As-
or which Rodman “'ana-
‘mnker. 04' New York. is founder and
Dr, Dixon also read a letter
. :frmn General Pershing giving his ,0 m”.
Inrzthazn anti 1!;Hnis.piz': mad. 5-.4 :‘n-l :‘ak‘ln’.’ wliilv the saving Is Kood~i”hmty approval" to a plan to enlist '
,h,.m.,—.g,-,., andilndian retiments.
A majority of the more than 17.000
. Indians who saw military service dur-
.~r1opinim.. ti.» in»: inw—tnwrfl tr. tion- ‘by irwrearin’d l’mdm'“on amliinx the war were members of the 90th en or as the eulrer?
lilixision. the Texas and ()klaht’n'na Na
in‘u: .1 ml... :l dift'lrent attitude. it ill-7 lfl Socialion.
Enion. National Guardsmen. from the ”
:ialllt' two States. and the 1.6318 infant “"’"‘l"‘"{"l
't-y. or old 69th New York, which re— some
'bers. inml- n age of dem. ocracv. what mnn- ""“"’d h““"-" lndmn replacements ‘0
“Intuit," Asa-amended‘
n .wonld be wasted. it the. Indium are “'e in the ‘1"
ate-n a,pldt"é in the in” Me. .
Expo-rulers at scouting and patroll-
g, particularly at night and in un-
to known tem‘tory: disregard tor-person-
d'al danger under fire,“ nod unflattering
. Joya”): were. among the soldierly,
i5 low will ll» ‘wb? 11min» 32 :i "on? It." rtltii' lR‘lWP‘lrz‘”. “"1” ”my 5’9 ‘h’Jnuquautlps ”‘9 lndlan '3’ described as "In!
. I,“ .n‘.-. ”Mmumdpnpg ryf all indtrslrinl workgponoflutn‘ to an unusual degree. Spe.
prices"’m" case» are cited by Dr. Joseph
Kouuth llixnn. secretary of the Na-
en?. :0: tlw Mirna: iu-rlml tho-.- complain “f. ill-"“3" ”1"" “"’“M.tionnl
Division. the Iifith llivi< .
trstimony before the House Military dictator to tell it where to head in.
committee. in 1917, when Dr. Dixon“ 1-“. kind of 10“. that moves Ami-r5
(1,6 _ the. Attorney-Gene
= THE LONG HAIRED ONE.
the lndlnl.
THE CULVERS or ANCIENT svnn m‘w- "23in“ w“ “’3”
Did you ever hear the plzeon >puk ; 1
“'nll. Years. yes ,‘9 be very Slitll‘lAsiirthl. on enter!“ .
- hundrsds of years >
Idian ”00118, for I noted that when'
ly would like the woman’s vote has.
Hill the gaps produced in its ranks by . .
ifizhting on the lame. Btu the Red— “T,“ "{ Syria. and how mp"
.40“ 3" "4"" ”0““"75 Madrid mmmmc‘ismns 9‘9“”! in Many other units and timt‘S. not darlnz in sentl
{in practically all services.
'. hr. Dixon declared that after visit-
‘lng numerous: camps and hospitals. all
fly officer. who have bad lndlans un-
,der their command. . . . with one
{arc-0rd. rcndcr universal and enthusi-
.2Lsuc couunendution of the brilliance.
{the stability, the amenability to dis-
,cwline. the heroism and valor ot‘ the
.Armr and Nmy.”
9 Major; Tom Reille)‘. who command-
led the thl Battalion of the 165th ln-
:iantry, Was quoted .15 saying that the their own if not increasing
lndfltlhi were "the best and safest re- Thompson Seton, the naturalist, es.
zplacements he had at any time."
They Were expert in rifle lighting.
,scontinz and patrol Work. They were
[unexcelled in every phase of every
slight.
' “1 MY? no hesitancy in recommend-
ing any one of my Indians for a first
sergeantcy. or even a captaincy. . .
. I had replacements on eight. difl'er-
ent occasions. so thorough Was the de-
cimation or my ranks, and these Inv
dians were unqualified” the verv best
replacements sent me. Many of'theml
were killed or wounded, for they 31—;
ways sought the dangerous places. .l
I advocate the segregation of II»:
1: 073311?" “I“ a= *9 mm“ is Plain“ A .Yew Jersey pastor savs there aielhey Were sent out as a distinct radiant .
torcc they did their best work.”
An instance of how the Choctnwdtz‘
lect of men under the common at?
sey. of the 142nd infantry. proved 0!;
value in dodging the Gen-.- “lime-J
lug-in" system. was related by Dr. 121‘
on. in October. 1918, m the
armistice, when the 142m! innatwwnn'
in front of St. Etienne. on the Chant
pagne front. the Ger-nus Wt
American troop movements by tap-i
ping wires. To avoid this. (Salad;
hion’iaoey ergo-ind a stud mot”
Choctawg to tron-it the lass-gs il
their original Meet.
wire convenattu.” Br.
“was a barrage that w
Berna."
In working the “code," it no
that there were no won-a
fawn-sue to: .w first _
on! who; on. it» «
to make up n mo
ii
meswnzers. ‘ '
“m ”)9" menu" around ”in back :qmartly calling out “Attention?" in. j.
of a tuner. Thin odd book was pulbv
A ."ot‘til-ers inten‘lt-WPG. {mm the com- "5th “"07“
V . o! Pl'l’tlt’silll‘ Ei'untlt ‘.\l'l2.f€nl'll‘.f‘ill"f 23. The king explained that he dm'manding offictr '0 “I“ corporal or P?“ and “'“5 ”0"“ “3' hand.
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NORTH AMERICAN MOOSE.
The host mouse hunting in eiutlterl'lz -
Notth America is found in the Cola l
l“ a fighting force in our American dian province of New Brunswick. The
best in the l'nited States is in ”film‘-
You Wish to Make Your
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are believed
limates that there are about a million
: Money Pay You
earl-e. strong. brave. resolutp'" Major moose in North America.
Remt’i' said. ”They were superim- in —
Licutenant-Colmel William J. Morris} .
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gprcfesflonais it“? exhibiting a: un-
lnecemry and ultra ccuz‘te-‘y to their
ls'tnoctaphez.~'_ llll' fircman is kissing
{the lady he i.~' rescu‘nz from a burn‘
ling building; the t-cp at tizc corner is
ltmbiacinc a lady wcvfarrr. and me
lspocners and mirth”; are busy at
ltheir work on every hand at the cor-1
ner at Hill street and (‘re avenue. l
l it is not only in the magazines. onefi
’observrs. but elsewhere. in the;
luxuries. the theatres. pictorially and~
lin language pictures: where'xe. 2-2;;
:decides to adunture one finds Luis"
sort 0! incidental lore appearing to,
‘.be in cne big issue. Very soon alte‘r.
ione sits down in the theatre be dis
Lcorers some one chasing the herornax
around. trying to hold her ham; or:
7embrace her. The plays are butt: rot-3
-.h and around it. and every literary
3pm" finds it a fruitful field ror;
Zinc-gal tickets.
' The stranger from Mars ‘or the no!
lint opening his maturing eyes upon
'the world ol'man around him might
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its. and for the mat port it in burl
.nns hours. And. contrary to the an!
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would not. be a stalwart. manly. 72cm.
‘lu an idle as a May breeze. and if it
-wasn't entirely passing, and incident-l‘
War of mm: Affairs dws not al—if it was the regular business 01'
belie, V0 in lldhn em and that . —th United St ".8 would
he had prohibited the dam to [n- the nation. 9 a
dians. in some semions. of cotton gf‘u a not)”
country waiting for some:
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ca and the world is not the kind of
to see depicted. —Seaule Postlntpllt-
The colonel of the Blankshires was
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inspected by the Secretary of Wail
The captain wan ordered to make at
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»a mop had bran standing head “aver firmwmmmmmxww;
The captain tu'ho by tho by. in rat“.
aga Job. Maude .thc rcom. pointed to tho head o? the-
lle. an Englishman. wrotl- in a "in iniop. and rxclaimet! in a loud. sharpé ..
book _
claim is a greatly: Harri-rum“ “Scrgcant‘. see that that man gets
at“ 01ml of what he sang about the «'HI- :liin hair cut at once." 5
tone :
The sergeant. takinz in the Sfllla-:
in wat i .
'tion. remarked: "Very good. .Hit'." And '
succeeded in cllPt'kinz the titterlnz
and laughter which was on the point 1":
inf breakin: out. —r.\'ew n'lrarh' Flatt". 9
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