BEN.
. 4 ' l BOSTON Nov 9.—~Flirttng on l;o.~w' . . . . a
x ' .-‘. .,. , structiun am shr- did in tho war. not .Q
WILL BE SUPPBRTEHUJR (Tommpu “”1 .becpme danguoi. les succrssl‘nlly crossed the, pussugr i ,,
'practicc alter Feb. 1, when plans my,
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l‘n'itrd States must assumv l1:sponsi-
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lloads of clothing. FRANCE.
POLICE—WOMEN To l
STOP. FLIRTING'
Paris shows llll' .5‘;
work (it rt-cnn-dx:
PARIS. .\'<i\'. 3.
satr‘nv .ll'U-xl‘ it. llt‘l‘
_ from war to pcncc. :::i_\'s Premier Loy» ll‘l .
‘nmmced by Mayor Peters tOda." llil’igues. n :in intervivw printed today M {9: Pnca
“Mime appointment of the city's firrt l""l ijtnm l‘n'risien. Inscuhsing his t’mu 56 ew - = *
‘ ‘hpllice “01mm go into effect. The mute-3m) policy. tn}: l’rl'lnli'r dvclurrs thc .3,»
"yap said he had consulted Win, Ponce.(uovririimo-nt \\'lll Em k to mamtuln and g 4
- - . ~ . - strengthwn its zillinncc-s. and will I'V— '{wii
(‘mntmssmnm l "HIS Vega-"ll“?! mefinglnmim- in thiust sinm'ritx‘ of spirit :il.’ l ‘
‘l. "The
Sodium Ar—
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human i-vvmo» .iunm: thz- I'omingWIn-'Of ridding 1"” Common or some minim-Minna lwtwecn France and (lcr- ll;
tvr, staid lir. \\'illmm l-I. Doughty, nut- [he ‘ Vamps of both sexes who have many. . - 34
in,” “pm. SWHWH.‘ m m,.._.,(,,,.. com made it. a hunting ground, and that as "ch-f Is Mw'vssi <1 . In; N. l-".“E"“S ‘ ‘ _ , y 7 1 7
t't-n nm at, (hr Jl.’l"ll'(i:tl t'lUli today 01' a "95“” eight women would be select- “H" 1h" Imus?" 0' \ujllt)ll:t “Mimi l";— é FR():‘I AO“ (J30
« ~ . , .. - . ‘ j’ ' r . comv :I gl‘t'u Ul‘u- .‘llll a. J row; mu; .
In.“ L.“ [ H...mx7.atlon. 6d {tom the (“”1 Service “3‘3 ’0‘ rit‘r against H rctuz'u ol‘ impcriulism 3;
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Mr. Doughty said that chwf (-mphasis appointment 10 police d1“? here. Thelrtnnd militarism. l
pint-ml upon the (iffort to pay like that Of the. men Wl“ h“ 31' ,
get Ivcnct’nclorfl to adopt Armenian or- 400 to start.
whom tlwrc :iro 54.000 In
Nmr East relief orphanages and 56,-
lmmt-S.
Novzu‘ East relief.
The plan of campaign for the com- ,. .. . j . , , ‘ , J _ ilhe vlctorv over his Democratic
kin... into tln lit“ lulu-ball lt.l;_'ll".l - g... _.
“8 ”51' m m:?:fgflgig‘:° m formed yestcrdny in (‘hicngcr rognrcl- iDODOnt. GOTdOn Browning. This fixes ‘83“;jo 3"? “if“ 1182;“ .39...“ .~
r'ansc will be presented in the church-
.s in the period between Thanksgiv-
The. Sunday schools tract.
will take up the matter at an early
the presentation
has been placed undegthe supervis-
.nn of Vl'allm-c l. \Voodin, m-ncral sec-
Connmtticnt
School Association.
Tim response in othnr parts of the
has been
Mrs. Florence Spencer Dur-
\q :1. sot-rotary 0f the Burton of “70-
“Hui!" in
xmuns of
mm in
dircctor.
ing to Christmas.
date-
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SCOTT WINS IN TENNESSEE. ,"
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\\'().\'T GET BABE RII'I‘H.
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NEW YORK. Nov. 9.. AIR-terminal- 1910“” ”SM“ “”8" L0" A- Scott. Re‘ ,
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tiun to take llalw Ruth. home run lpubllcan. a majority or 608 ‘OtoS- ad‘rilflni
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providcd for by
Sole Agents.
The
loss ur' claims inatle by leaders of ”W [the polithal alignment of the Ten»-
Interwoven Sox ,,
75c ' LISLES .................. iAre .
$1.25 SILKS ................... Are $1.00
hummus, Tenn, Nov. 9.——An or-.. ROGERS 6? S I E,V IENS
jflclal canvass in the, Eigth Congres- b ‘ ' l
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“loyal five" that ho belongs to the lneggsag delegation in the next Housél
American League under formcr (‘HH‘ :0! Representative? on the face of the"
was expressed today by Vicc— , . .
President Huston. ot’ the Yankees. (returns. 8'5 fiye RSDUbL'IQanS {mid flu;
"Th” “my, EH Rhythm: m“. m, .Demouats a net epu icon gan o
closu- tn Iluth as tho (‘rnwn py-m.~...threo members.
got in l'uriH." ho said. "W _.. ~'" '
, _ . .. » FIRE IN EMPEROR JOSEPH‘S
“'IIJ. REPORT ON l PALACE. ‘
'l‘l'l.\ (‘I'ZN'I‘ FARE” BUDAPES'L Nov 6,...LPire in the.
NEW H.\ wax. \‘ov. so .7 'l‘rtlstf-vs or 'royal Dalnre. (Ode? destroyed ”19 lorm-t
illt' «wrmnt-t-nmn c'unxpzuiy will um: or study 0" Emimror Francis Joseph.‘
again Saturday to gr-l t‘urthe-r rcportsllncludmg the Pli‘bnrat“ "9”an “‘hlrh‘;
on thc 'rn (‘t'lll I‘uro- lvsults. It is m “'89 romidvrml am artistic muster-l
to them
Sunday
spontaneous and
125 WASHINGTON ST.
it JOSEPH 'ROSENFIELD
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mm” (rganlfmtmn ' mm P""""‘“‘ poem: at that film» mm.» inqu- stnlvv Now «if Timmy“ llama Thvrvsn Fl
nut has promised to send twenty rnr- ,.
int-nt will lm mud». iltnc‘. ‘
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ipanic, and depression and low prices,
PRICE DROP A SNARE
BUILD OR BUY NOW WARNS EXPERT
WARD PRINCE
President Westchcstcr (‘ounty Realty Board.
1y L.
, ‘x‘x'ill houses in the suburbs lic clicapcr next Spring? l have been uskcd innumerable tint“: 3])
7, 7. .1 . . . . . . .. . .. . ' . .- . ' v ' - . . . . . . . ,.
tnc Adel. f0“ \\ C‘t‘ixfi It) dllhx‘. L'i llllb (lul‘hllflll. 5lll'l élCO Signs ('C‘l'téllllly llllllCillL‘ the DOSSlbllltX. Ty:-
news was Spread ln'oznlcust not long ago Hi" a sham reduction in thc price of lnmlu-ig We no.
told that the pcuk 'lmd l)€.'(‘ll rcncln-d and pnsscd‘und that housing was on the down gratis: wit-3
ev<"‘:'ything else. A i
Let us look at all m clcmcnls [lint cntcr int.) the lionsc market. so that wc may be llCl‘H-l' :34—
ted W answer ill-0 (lUVMion for ourscl\'c<. in tlic ill'Sl lilzicc. tlic "lllt‘l‘; heralded reduction In
pi'icuoi‘ lumbcr is. a: snnrc and n dclusion. l'l'iccs are now about \vlicrc tins." \vcrc tcn mom: .4 rgq,
ami “‘3? re‘hlcll’m Was: luiscd on tlic \‘cl'y mp 01' MW murkct. Littlc material was bought after l iic
Spring Increaw: and in'z‘wticully mine of the homing:- Uriel-ml min; is wired upon tlmsc his-é. i'zucs.
Tm" L‘OSt Of a llOUSi‘ Slal‘tk’tl today would 1w liifi‘itci- than over. mm with this reduction in i=.nnl.ci'.
ounccount 0i. lllO l't't‘l‘lll illL‘l'OzlSO ill \x'tuz‘cs. Aimihm- pit-input lilill ll‘fldg l“ lililllllalill high lugging
priccs is the cmldilion of lllO mom-y mnrkct. :\‘t\l(;;1g]s;u0li('ly};'“Hulk“ll\'lllk‘lllloctlllll‘uiiiiigHi'
the banks. \V'luit little moncy iiltcrs tln'ougn int.) 11].. building market «is hold for ha;- it"igfljg
charges, sometimes as high as 15 per cent. '
Labor is Still ill the harness ill the Slilllll‘llzln building: lillSllla‘SS.
procurable even at the very high wagcs maintained, l
and prices have fallen only slightly.
New housing ceases almost immediately the (lt‘lllzllltl lets up. There is no clnn‘icc of .m on , —
production. Builders get the spirit of the markL-i from the news rcnorts. lf houses do not Stil
readily at full prices. no new 01188 211’0 started. Building in \\'cstclicstcr suburbs has almost l'OtlL‘lT-
ed the vanishing point. i
There again we cannot get away from the inevitable law of supply and demand. If all the
facilities at the command of suburban builders were put. into continuous operation the 1'e5111t’\v«,mi:_l
not be overproduction for several years to come. The figures on the seriousness of the shortage.
and the infinitesimal effort that is being made to overcome it in the neighborhood of New York
city are so alarming and so well known by the general public that it is unnecessary to go again
into these painful details.
All this sounds discouraging in the extreme, but there is sonic hope on the other sidc.
lators have been startled by the: effect of the rent laws and in some cases have cut their priccs
from ten to twenty per cent. Owners who were in the habit of raising
night have halted and in some cases receded a bit. K
adage, “Buy when the demand is slack.”
le'
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Hood mcn arc alums: iw-
Mntrrinls :irc still vcry dit‘l‘icult to iirocinc
>i"‘CC‘«‘;~
I cannot urgc too strongly the timcworn
. Some people are looking forward, even hopefully, for a business depression which would
bring about lower-wages, and, therefore, lower' prices and a reduced cost of living. This is funda-
mentally a false posnzlon. Men who think that the way to safety and to prosperity is through
. . _ are absolutely without any understanding of the present
conditlons. Because panlcs and lack of employment in the past, throwing millions of people out
of employment, have brought about lower wages and lower cost of living, is no reason whatever
for looking for such things under present conditions. i
The world has completely changed. World inflation has cut the dollar in half, and no power
on earth can alter thls fact for many years to come. Wages are high, and justly so. They should
continue high. Underpresent conditions the laboring man is entitled to high wages so long as he
gives effluent servxce. '
It is true that the changes which. have come about have produced a certain intoxication of
extravagance .and waste on the part of men WhO are getting high wages. They are, at the same
time, lesg effluent and energetic than they formerly were, but that is only the inevitable outcome
of thennghty changes which are taking place'in the financial, economic and social relations of
wage-earnersand all. other interests. - -
’l‘heman who hcsitates in carrying out construction work because of the high cost of doing work
.at theprwent timehis making a mistake. He cannot get lower cost for years to come, except through
5a: . ain't‘lepressmn, which is not-in sight, and which; if it came, would mean 'a desperate revo-
i ntaon, costmgeverybusiness man, and the country, infinitely more than it now costs tango ahead
gsrapflihr‘wmabenalsand laborrare available for allwork. The country needs 1,000,“. dwell-
mgs m They*mu3t’be‘~'built or else the housing prbblem‘ Will, in itself, threaten revolution.
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g“is¢.;,;.. 9” ~‘-...; ’ -.»""-‘t',".‘ .;..v ,1} _»_~ I“; f? if“ $1., 3, ; _, , . . .U }
their prices $1.000 miter
WEDNESDAY Nov 10.
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l RECON STRFCTIOS “'ORK )3 if; @1110: liséifiiiimilf’}: ff“. if '5‘“... L}; is $3.; '51.‘ I-\
fl Lest WE forget
.mRY RECORDS OF 1917-1918
18460—ANY OLD PLACE THE GANG GOES
WHAT WILL WE DO WITH HIM-~ BOY
18433~THE FURTHER IT IS FROM TIPPERARY,
18?.56—«LETS ALL m: AMERICANS NOW.
18438~8AY AU REVOIR BUT NOT GOOD BYE
18480—WE ‘LL DO OUR SHAEE'
45151—1'EEEDOM FOR ALLFOREVER
isms—Goon BYE MOTHER MACHREE
64783—KHAXI SAMMY
18180—LADDIE IN KHAKI
18320—LET’S ALL no SOMETHING
18434—LmnnTY BELL
18414—WEEEE DO WE GO FROM HERE. BOYS
18293—~MY own UNITED STATES
18337~MY OWN BELOVED LAND
64664—9?” SPANGLED BANNER 31.nov,”,
GET A FEW OF THESE FOR ARMISTICE DAY
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