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Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.
Meets in Masonic building, South
lain street, lst and 3rd Tuesday of
such month, July and August except-
ed. at 8 o'clock. All Master Masons
cordially invited._ Asa T. Lowndes, W.
I. Robert M. Wilcox. secretary.

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Butler Chapter. No. 38, R. A. M.,
meets in Masonic Temple, South Main
street, the 2nd and 4th Tuetdln 67
each month, at 8 o'clock, July and Auto
ust excepted. All R. A. Masons cor-
dially and fraternally invited.

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F. s. LYONS. Secretary.
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BUSINESS AND GOVERNMENT-
FRIENDS.

The are differences of opinion about
LL»:- "Steel Trust" in the minds of the
public just as there are in the minds
of the supreme court judges. «Most
(itivens, howevor. probably agree with
the majority opinion that in a busi-
nca: institution bigness does ’not ncc‘
.‘ moan madness—that more
bl'it‘ cannot be taken as evidence. of
criminality. i A '

Tl.» United States Steel, Col-porn
licn is characterized as a “trust" that
vas originally had. but has reformed,
ard now by its vory size serves a
valuable pubic purpose. V‘l'hethei‘ or
not this is accepted as the literal truth
wit! (inpen-l on the individu‘al view-
p;2r.t of the person concerned. This
in; in=titutlnn has many fi'iend:, and
r. "my enemes. It is not likely, how-
4:1.that many persons exrwrted. or
d»:- Ezad. its dissolution. The public
ha: not derived any appreciable ad-
vantavcs from other trust dissolutions.

 
 

‘Phipplnfi! flying the

5 :57; sets 6:05. 5

dining?» with with com om
advantagefi.
owners will do henceforth. increasing-
ly, under govei‘nmont permission and
supervision. But there can be no
monopoly at sea. The sea is free to

es government might monopolize all

would still be a compafntivrly small

petition.

And no Tovernment, shipping men- -'

point out. um hope to compete favor-
ably with private enterprise in ocoan
lranspm-téuion. It is a field in which
private
chance and the spirit of adventure all
‘com‘blno to give the indivldu‘al owner
or the small corpbration a great ad-
vantaze over any huge organization

run by a bureaucracy and'bound by

red lane.

money rlzht. along. In so far as

sought

lbl‘lla.

get rid of the gOvci‘nmcnt-OWhefd ships

as soon is it can be done conveniently. .
he no ruinous sacrifice, of] .9
It musti

There must
com-so, in the. selling price. ‘
be understood that the vessels sold
shall remain under the American flag.
and shall be available for government
Use in chic of tar. cm mustbo lak-

en that our shipyards

taken care of, public opinion will
doubtless rejoice in the early ‘with~
draw’al of’the government froru the
shipping business.
_-.._-___4__..._... .
QUALITY, NOT QUANTITY.
.lt‘ the titles of the Unllcd States

would pay more heed to the kind of ’4
lite their citizens are llvlng, and legsmLfi

be 'the alzo of their various popula-
tions, It ‘would be better for every-

body.

Nobody is possessed of a sense of

humor can have failed to be. amused

by the steady stream of prote‘ts com-
ing in from (Own after town thnt its ,~
numbers, as reported by the c‘cns'us- ,2

takers, are greatly under-estimated.

What difference does the number of

the population make if the character
and policies Of the community are of

the right kind? ‘M'hat possible advan»

Iago. is it to any town to report an _
amazing number of people within its "‘-

cor.finos,.if at the same time it must

Mess to bad city gowrnmenl. bad 3‘

hvwhw. mmlllions. poor disposal of

agarbmzc and rubbish, filthy streets and ~

rampant crime?

A town is no greater than its mode
of life. .
and more of quality, {Or that is who.
’maltcs life worth living, after all.

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"LET UNCLE 8AM DO IT."

 

1' if: '“3905'1‘1 10 take a (‘llanCe'o‘n thl-‘i. The new British bond loan has bet-n

one.

lr. fact. the whnlo altitude toward
his businex institutions has changed.
Tho supreme court reflects. in this
respect, th»1 changpd flow of the pub‘
lir, Thorn is little hostility now
against ‘ " Pooplo care little
{Olav “'l‘zotlw" or not ahv‘ousiness unv
it or group is his (-nollgll to dominate
5's in lustry. They have lost thoir old
tear of monopoly. Thcv almost seem
to encoumcc monopolistic combina-
tion? and “tensions.

._The public, however, is tolerant of
13;}: husinoa today merely because the
public realizes that big business: has
had its teeth pulled—that there is lit-
tle possibility of monopoly in the old
.‘f-Tfifi—Ihui government is able to
hot-p bi: luniness under control. and

‘lrurls.

car. prn‘oablr lie trusted henceforth 10'

do 50.

Thus the icndoncv is toward encour-
agement of business growth. with in-
creasing responsibility toward the pub-
lic, and with the government supervis-
inu business the more strictly as it
gains in size and power. This is a
vast improvement over the old system
of ruthless and irresponsible business.
and over the recent system of hostility
bawcen business and government. 'We
are entering upon an era of public and
private cooperation in business.

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GOVERNMENT SHIPPING.

Nor: that the government has got
out of the milroad business. there is
a demand Lhat it do the same thing
with the shipping business, and thus

put all transportation, by land and
son. back in private hands.

Government control of shipping, like
government control of railroading. m
a war measure. The emergency has
mscd, Government operation of the
railroads failed to satisfv the nation.
Then is less popular interest in the
shipping problem. because the public
does not come into web 111mm
contact with it: but those familiar

 

‘ mt maybemncetvodus

a failure, acording to the London. Daily
Mail only one-third of the “cash

mse‘with which England has obtained

financial aid from the United States

Treasury appears to have blunted the

sense of national sell'dependence.

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K. OF C. BURIES SOLDIER.
NEXV YORK, March 19.—A grave in
Pottera' Field, prepared for Oliver D.
Dyer, of Loominster, Mass” 3. foxmer
private in the 10:an Machine Gun Bat-
talion, 26th" Division, who died here,
Tuesday, as a result of wounds receiv-
ed in action. was abandoned today,"

when it was announced he would be

buriod with full military honors. The
Knights Of Columbus havp taken
charge of the body and burial will be
in Calvary cemetery tomorrow: A
squad of soldiers from Governors Isl-
and will fire a, salute at the grave.

The Knights of Columbus became
interested in the case when it became
knOWn the boy‘s only near relative
was a young half-sister, Thelma Tuck-
er, who has been an inmate of a char-
itable institution in Massachusetts.
She has been sent for by the organiza-
tion and arrangements have been made
to provide for her supp‘Ol.

‘When Dyer was discharged from the
army, after having been gassed and
wounded three times; he enlisted in
the navy, but a. short that; ago he Wu
discharged for physical disability. He
died l‘n'th'e charity ward of the hospi-
.nl‘ on Blackwell's Island.

 

BURVlVORS OF SUB H.1
ARRIVE AT 1.05 ANGELES
LOS ANGELES, Cal., Mumbli—
‘Survlvors of the submarine [1-1,
which went ashore of! the coast of
Lower California, in Magdalena bay
him-ch 13, arrived yesterday about!
too motor ship Mazatlan. They re-
ported thst the bodies of Lieut. com

Jones R. Webb and seamn Josepn‘ .

‘Kaun'flman, who with
108?. thblr lives
covered. _

OLD CLOTHES Oven ,

two others,
had. not been re-

‘ am: new. mum;
“Diamond 9’3.” an‘ Fugg’» 3h“ ‘

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all nutlonég Though the United Sta.“ :

initiative, special lmowledgo, _

The government. Tn suchl”?

competition. would be.sure to lose‘
it i "3;“

to avoid loss by keeping up; v
rates, it would impose burdens on thei ~
town; which pays the transportation |

The sensl‘ole thing is, obviously, tol é
I

shall not be,

ruined by cutting on government or-!
idem an tit-once. With those matter-3‘

’ Let us have less of quantity ' ‘

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_ Sale of a’ThOu‘sand
7’ Here’s; a Partial List of Many Excellent

Saving, Opportunities. Sensational Bargains in_Every_Dep§rhnent.

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One Thousand Yards Of
Handsome Figured
Georgette Crepes

Rich, 'Ibeautlful colorlngs. 49 in-
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~ One ThouSand Yards 0‘
Plain Georgette Crepe

All the new spring colors.
40 inches wide, real value

yard.

Tomorrow $2.49 Yard

$3.50

One Hundred Pieces Of
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The new spring styles. copies of
very BXDenflVe plaid skirting.
The cream of the market.

Special $81.25 and $1.49:
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Over 3,900 yards of the handsom-
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40 inches wide. value 69c

Special
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45 inches wide, value $1.00, ..
Special
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$1.00. special _
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Reliable quality. lustrous merc
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Strong, serviceable. good Treating

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. Namsook
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