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' unmanned-scientific-
‘blers enough of the commodity to
‘ mend seems t0“ unanimous. .
. to be dulled-4t any can be sound.
acne s. cantons. Preps.
gm” ms ‘1 1m — 1. .-
met-cits Amuse roe
. ~ rouonow
E'ngh tide 9:12 a. 111., 9:38 p. m.
‘ Sim rises 7:00, sets 5:18.
Thea-eels“! Pro. is exclusively
eatitletto the use for publication of
all news dispatches credited to it or
aetotherwiseinthispeperandalso‘~
II: local news published herein. .
All rights of publication or special
Matches herein are also reserved.
susomo m
Old Well Lodge. No. 108 r. and A.
ll. Meets in Masonic building. South
Kain street. in and 3rd Tuesday or
emission. July and August «espo-
ed. at] o'clock. All Master linens
cordially and internally invited. .
' EDISON '1‘. HARRIS, w. ll.
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Secy.
A special convocation of .Butle
Ohspter, No. 38. R. A. M., will be held
Thursday evening. Feb. 3rd. “'ork M.
M. M. degree. '
D. B. BEACH. n. P.
'10 CURB GBAIN' GAMBLING.__
' . The reputation of "Herb" Hoover as
s. "practical man" is in danger ot be-
coming impaired it «insists on the
adoption of his sug stion tor curbing
the evils ot speculations in grain and
other (cod products on the curb mar-
kets and exchanges. ’Mr. Hoover. sp-
pouring before the House Agricultural
committee. expressed the opinion that
the bad effects of speculating in grain
futures would beflargely overcome. if
not eleminated. by ”limiting the quan-
tity ot'the commodity which could be
used in speculative trades.
As the men on the outside» might
interpret his plan, give the grain gain-
keep them interested in the game. but
not enough to work any injury to the
producers or tho consumers—just like
limiting the allotment oi candy for
the small son of the family. so his di-
gestion will not be impaired.
The country got along very well
during the war without the exchanges.
whose principsl business is gambling
in grain futures—running the price 0!
wheat and other grain up and down.
just like a email bov playing with a
monkey on s stick-Abe public playing
Franklin D. Roosevelt will be thereto
be impressed by the meeting of "the
two great men."
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COURTS AND “CRIMINALS.”
it was a. curious extension at the
crime wave which caused the authori-
ties of Winchester. Ky" to accuse, in~
dict and bring to trial Old King. s
blooded foxhound. on the charge ot‘
the murder of sheep last week. The
the part of the monkey. Is it reason-
able to suppose that speculation in
‘ grain is necessary?
When it comes to enlisting the in-
terest of the American people in giv-
ing assistance to 'bc millions of needy;
in Europe. Mr. lloowr is n decider!
success. but his prescription for curing
the ills of grain gambling should be.
given at least the twice over before it
is taken seriously. .
RAILROADS HARD "IT.
The railroads of the United States.
almost without. exception .1111! finding
it necessary to curtail the number of
workers .snd this action is adding
many thousands to the liuis of unem-
ployed. Shutting down of many large
industries has had the double effect or
stopping freight shipments on raw
materials to‘the mills. and or the tin-
ished products of those mills.
Less than one year ago the smil—
roads found it impossible to meet the
demands on the transportation facili~
ties of the nation: now they are ex-
periencing the other extreme of prac.
ticslly cutting their service in half be-
cause oi: lack of business. Railroad
managers can only conserve as much
es possible .even to the extent of mak-
ing further reductions in operating
forces it necessary. They believe that
the time is coming. probably within a.
few weeks. when the demands upon
the transportation lines will again be
taxed almost to the breaking point.
Conditions which have brought
about a great reduction in freight
business have operated to a consider-
able degree in cutting down the pass—
enger business. and many local trains
have been temporarily discontinued
out,=of large manufacturing centers.
Persons out-sf employment may have
plenty of time to travel. but most of
them rind that the cost is another
matter.
.m-
OBSERVATIONS.
A dollar earnestly earned should
not be u dollar recklessly spent. '
There are still a fcw’old-fashioned
women who dress to suit the weather.
A job that has to be nursed in order
to keep it alive is not always worth
the trouble.
'Now that Attorney-General Palmer
wants himself investigated. the de-
There has been no change in the
plan to have President Wilson retire
from the White House. lurch 4.
Hard Work: Getting rid of the man
who has the idea. that he should 1m-
pose his opinions .on others.
'Follt who lived and died before the
day or automobiles and movies never
suspected what they missed.
Many industrial workers 'may be
asked to take three-quarters of a. loaf.
but that is better than no bread.
A Canadian captain. Just returned
front the Arctic regions. has been fold
that the wsr is over—but is it?
22' m loan your automobile to a
friend. better ‘go along to see that he
does not use it for carrying liquor.
It there is to be another war. the
pronteers should be the first. persons
'W couldbede.
‘ Thea .wiicemsn
, 363%“ to shoot rel-enably straight »
id seethe
' ester
crooks who deserve
that some 01- the poet.
.. . who Glorified war in
«me found guilty and executed.
'he collpcted $400 more.
local magistrate has taken the case
under advisement. But. although this
is probably the first instance in Am-
crican iurisprudence'ot an animal be—
ing brought before the bar at Juatice.‘
it has its precedents n‘plenty in Can-1
tinentsl Europe.
A cost.- nlmost parallel occurred in
Lavegny. France. in 145?. when a. sow
and her six pigs were lulemrily tried
for the killing of s. child. The sow
but
the the dem- little piggies. on account
or their youth and innocence. were
acquitted. Soi'nr i‘leas. tried“ in “to.
same century. at “other ibwn tillI
France. fared better. Their counsel;
established that they had a right inf
existence, and a plot of ground was»
set off for their use. The flees were;
hidden not to leave this reservation;
on pain of death. and doubtless obey-
ed. _
These old absurdities of the law
seem only quaint to us. \Vonder what
folk 600 years from now will think of
some of the transactions in our twen- .
tieth century courts?
--—-—-——-—----—0
The man who tries to create the
impression that he is busy is general-
ly the one who always has time to tell
how the government should be run.
Sometimes a man's friends work
overtime in attempting Co work him.
._.._........._.._.._.
“BISHOP" BANKERS JAILED
l
After Collecting Money in Greenwich;
and Vidnity
This myning in the Greenwich,
borough police court. Robert Hatch-l
era. a. colored man who hasrbeen peed
in: as a bishop. was fined :15; and!
will spend the next thirty days in Jsil.‘
The "bishop." arrayed in broadclothl
and silk luit. secured over $800 in
Greenwich during the past three
weeks. In the vicinity of Greenwich
it is said.‘
BE IN fillNNEmEUT
lfi-Year-Old Girl Who Killed
75 Turks Said to Be in
This State
Efforts to locate relatives in (lon-
necttcut or Miss Kldranouhi Krikori-
an. known as the "holy terror" 0! the
Armenian Army. with 75 dead Turks
to her credit and s wound stripe gain-
ed in hand-to~hand combat. were he-
gun yesterday by'Rtste Director Mc-
Donough or the Near East Relief. up‘
on receipt or word from New York
that she had just arrived in New
*—
Yorlr. in company with her commend- 4M?“ figures. owing in the WM
ling other:- and guardian. Lieut. tibia»
hnnlsn or the Foreign Legion. Though
Miss Krikorisn is only 16 years old.
her record. secortiing to a story given
(ml at chr East headquarters. 9 is
such as man an aged veteran has not
achieved in a lifetime. 1 -
At the age of 11 years. Miss Rrikor-
inn saw her mother. father. brothers
sud sisters murdered by the Turks.
She was saved. only to be soirl nt pub-
lic auction to an Arab brigsnd. In
the garb of an Arab boy, she esm pmi
from heMrnb master in is” and on-
listed in the Armenian ar y. llrr
identity was dllrowred. bu she s...
fused to give up her uniform. Site
was going to light. and she did.
"You couldn‘t keep hert- out of the
tight." said Lieut. Shislianinn. who
brought her to this country for adop-
tion. "On one occasion the light “was
liming so badly that all the "it": were
trolled out for a night attack.
Miss
Krikorisn end the 20 young women
who had enlisted under her were as-
signed to guard duty. Next morning.
she returned with four new notches
on her gun. She never shot except to
kill. and her bayonet was as sure as
her rifle. it with in s bayonet charge
that she received the wound for
which she wears the gold stripe on
her left sleeve."
Later. when the sanitary conditions
in the city became so terrible that
the lives or all the people were imper-
iled. lil- Kriltorlsu was put in charge
of the cleanup squad. :
When Turkish intrigue forced the
resignation of Lieut. Shishanian and
caie with them to nscertaig if they
were related to the young Armenian
heroine.
NOT KORE DISEASE BUT BEITEB
REPORTING SAYS “'81:“:
1 HEALTH SERVICE.
, Not far from a. hundred thousand
imore can" of venereal diseases were
i
reported to the State Boards of Health
(during the year ending June 30. 1920.
when during the preceding year. The
total number or cases reported in all
.tbe States was 826,117. which is a
'gsin of 36 per cent. over the 239.50:
crises reported the year before.
llut thr- annual report or the l'. s.‘
‘l‘ubiu- Health Service. from which the ‘
'iigurrs are lnltrn. some that the actual
‘incldcnce of \cncrtul disease in this
country cannot be determined from
tmnllnbiiity of morbidity reports. es-
!ptvrinlly those for renewal diseases.
lit says; "it will require careful study
30f reports submitted oror 1: series ?‘
’yenrs. as Well as a study of groups of
ipeopic from all classes of society. he-
;l‘ort- conclusions approaching accur-
iari' run lm‘ill‘tiVoll "
‘ La“! or l~8lll3lllulis requiring that
lulu-list uiisrurws m- reporir‘d are on
,tlle statute. books in 47 tantra. Neva-
ida and the District of Columbia. only
do not require any form of report for
‘these diseases. All States reported an
int roast» except Kuiucky. Oregon.
Ohio. Massachusetts. New Jersey.
lthode Island. Tom and Florida. But
the Public lieslth Service does not
take this to mean less disease in all
these states. but is inclined to believe
that in many it means less emcient re;
porting. The ten States that reported
the greatest increase. and are ranked
first in elliciency of reporting. are Wy~
omlng. Wisconsin. South Dakota. Vie-
ginta.‘ Delaware. l‘tsh. Michigan. No-
braska. Alabama and North Dakota.
Included in the report is the num‘
ber of cues of \‘emreal disease re-
ported by physicians and the number
reported by the clinics. or the num-
ber of cases 0! s) chills reported. 86
per cent. came through physicians in
practice and hospitals. while it per
cent. was reported by the clinics. Of
gonorrhea. 67 per cent. was reported
clinics. a;
rams cones TO AMERlO‘
Complaints have been coming to thmthe dishailding of the Armenian for-j 5.19mi. vmeor Finds French infill?
police ibout the activity of ‘Bishopmrrs. Mitts liriltorlan gave up soldier-l
Hatchers." and they ween on the look- .ing. ' 'l‘he lieutenant had taken so in- '
out for’hirn. On Saturday he was er- tot-est in her. and prevailed upon herl
It used to be aid that good Amen:
rested. This morning he was unsble,to come to this country in an effort toiThn Paflsisn lure no doubt ls still
to tell in what church he was serving'
as bishop.
locate relatives.
State
Unless you sec the name “Bayer" on tablets, you are 1301- de Boulorne but from "roar-inn
not getting genuine Aspirin
21 years, and provedsafe by millions.——Say.“3lly¢f”l
t results.
- as by onemthe big brewsrhs of the
cm are liquidating their lull".
the thirsty.
, you" course:- Cox new.“
days could not see some of its A
e owners would rather liquidate,
tions for Headache, Earaclte.
maisonNeuritis-Lumba’go.
1 Handy its been oi is we:
§AFETY FlRS‘l‘i Accept only an
genuine “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin,”
Toothache; lieunlgin‘mlds. Rheu- V
and pamgenemily. Strictly-smitten} 3
2M;
prescribed by'physicians for
1
‘Qttbroken package" of
which contaiiis proper direc-
' Inge to Mr. W’ideher’s Just outside Pull.
powerful; but ever.“
America. The upper parts of New
York have boulevards and apartment
noticed that the
the rich man decreelng himself a
plessurc dome.
fitseif; while when i made. my Wim-
sdelphis.‘l round Renata-entire "Mill.“
and Manet’s dead bull lighter. and s
Vermeer. and a little meadow painted
31? group; and Donstello‘a Si- George.
and one of the most love! scenes that
age; Wu: crested by T;
c has . al enehrin “‘=.'—“ palace
which Louis Vi. night havo“bfltlflt.“" ,
at America is still uprg‘ffileeck
the this. Her women can notsh less-
Ioltuee than those of ”snowmen
they mace-it secular blood endless!
dependence on in lo socle L '
can lie distingu ed as” those ohthe
. Rue de’ tarpon and far more costly.
ind. her bread is better than France‘s
best. Remover. when it We 10
night. and ' Broadway '99” tell.»
{or}: letting Pitts far belii
artery cabaret end runner to
Paris
rim ‘
marge
.1 .
, mainline r
one; “riv‘c'iciti'x our in
by physicians and 33 percent. by the
ones Especially in Architecture 1
cans when they died wentto Perle;
dsi" I should {
headquarters was informedlguess um more of Paris ,ctmiee to!
houses very like the real thing. and l.
architecture ot‘
France exerts a special attraction for;
iliionalres‘ residences inl
divinc‘y by Corgi. and El Greco's mm:
's eschews}
u
’t
f
. megs»
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‘7‘
IS
TOMORROW—SATURDAY
Gr9atMagic Figure
Take Advantage 0 77
Come Tomorrow.
Heavy White Outing flannel
36 inches wide—oi warmtbgiving.
durable texture; was We Yard.
\ Sale price 99°
4 yards for .....
Sheet Blankets
Full size: were 83.98 pair.
Sale price' 52 18
a
pair
Huck race Towels t.
Firm weave absorbent quality.
nest. fast color. red borders:
were 23¢: each.
Sale price. i for ...... 69¢
Superior Quality Longoloth
38 inches wide-English finish:
» ewes 38.98 piece
Sale price. piece .
...........
. English Nainsook
36 inches wide~sott ilnish and
,. flno.texture_ was $4.98 piece.
steel
f ' ' ' s .
‘ V‘ onderful Sayings Await You at This Sale.
. ., f' ,‘C ”o e Tins Opportunity to Get Real Bargains.
' 1-” I. ‘1 . . ‘
I bl “unzip i330”: T D G i D
Govern "hutcbenersinm: Mm" 'u."' film a " were be Is mm. or an an an ent
Desire-.thel’rineees was oeimdpoppissonthsshormanlesp£llymdsbosd G 1' G B
may the besntv “dill: hilhsurrounflngthegrsetm wood, anddwese , - ‘
3cm .. This poppy . a handy pui- egpreegi glut 000 . all" _
.wssseeeptedsssver‘ih'sweom. 2mm endhumalgipiledosictlymtsleotloiemheunise’s Milieu 1' Pillow 500 Full 812?
lint-rt what a new so that in sumac there is new a seats to the sets at the Queen. win 3"“ °' “5“ “mm '0“ a“!!! Bed Sheets
{luau sum. discovered in ms 2’; bless a W bio-ens m a fist mil-11mm 59c each.
Tom Wilson. a famous £10. at about the and . . haul-t1 was song wt! and ‘ 3‘“ 9”“ 29 “1° 'eu'wen kind that gives sat.
Mum named after Royal as m: the In- cve orders that about! and! -- ------- c “fiction; was 81.98 '
Highness. 'nielshedoee'isdesd Press me intbeBoyalerdsaset s1. i, 99c
imltd‘mu ins. "13:3? in mm W“ woms‘n' ' mes-to the m nun " 1? "my om“ run“ a ”mum
. u . ,
the Little ms...“ Today the In- delegate. MW t. pleasentli ‘ amigo; 49° WNW. Tomorrow 996
the “Lake Golden dPoppiq'z‘lg gunfight) up sad t"desire to Canadian Bockiu u! '9” in tin 6 ”rd: for ....... W001 and Cotton Mixed
res a 1
Turkish m Towels Pull Bin Blenkets
s; = , Extra large and heavy. full bodied White with pink and blue bor-
Washington. and the President may [I I yesterdsgzthnt there arelsoimte Ethnic: gzyaezoafig—“u 22‘“ 1" d9"; were 830.00. $9 99
i- bi . di lt - is i Ila an tennan " ~ - ,
met. 1'. .: suturing; 0” TERM“ MAY .3. :..:t....':':.... .. mm... .......... 50c -
45 Inch Pillow Tubing
Superior quality. was 690.
Tomorrow. yard .. 4‘0
Turkish
Jacquard Weave
Towels
Fancy Blue Borders; were sac,-
Bale price 49c
-_—'-—I——_
40 Inch Unbltechsd Sheeting
Excellent Quslity—wu 43¢,
Sale price 23c
m esseneeees‘en-od
81 Inch M
M
Bleached or Unbleched;
. ‘ m 31.00 N .
firm .......... $2.69 :1“ 332323..-. 49c "are...” mil as
e ...... s I
HANDKERCH:
GLOVES. REFS
‘ Women's Roadkill-cilia.
White hemetitched and 1
colors; regular lilac. m
Sale each ........... 7c
. “a.
Gu‘ls’ Knit Wool Glow
Oxrord and white, Il‘Fular l“
Sale “5?
Pair ..,,, 79c
“LN. 7..
Women ’s Knit Wool Glow '
Oxford. gray and white
98C. '
Sale. pnll'
Women's Chamois»; (no...
Superior quainv -—»- h‘rai . “
“'hite. Black and Graig“
value $2.50.
Sale price ,. ”51-75
Women‘s Cotton Ho“ “
Black; medium weigh ;
wearing quality,
Sale price, pair ..... 19‘
Men's Block Cotton Sock:
Wool linish. warm and rzronr
Sale price
pair ... ..... mm... 195
M
Women 's Vests
Light weight. showing "tl'
sizes. s p and bodice 29¢
tops. 3 price......
'———-—-—
Women ’s ribre Bill in
Black and colors; were 2..
. $1.00 pair. m
Sale price. pslr .. .....
Men's Outing Flaunt
l;
Silk and Dress Goods
36 Inch All Pure Silk
Tricoietts
Black. Seal. Brown and Navy.
was 84.50 yard. 52 49
.. a
Tomorrow, yard. .
40 Inch Cups De Chine
in six standard colors-All pure
silk—same thing you bought s
few months ago at
$2.50. Tomorrow, yd $1 .39
27 Inch Imported Japanese
0M0
M“... ~- we.
“all: colors. all the popular
shades: was We yard_
Tomorrow -
”w
2'! inch Poplin
No. XXX. tine quality—complete
color assortment. was 59c yard.
Tomorrow 29
yard . ...... .. ........ c
“Inchl'renchsa'ge
was sold at “.9! yard~sbout
enough to last out the day.
§°§°TTTT.. ....... $1.79
at Inch Imported Serge
"29.3551". .‘Tf’f'f‘fff‘ff'. $2.19
This is a tremendous bargain.
and will go quickly. ’
Colored Sateen Lmtnga‘ ' .g
were 60c yard.
There are .
New York t might have been trans- Tomorrow 99c
planted not only iron: the Avenue do 3 m“ for " ' ' ' " ° "
Black Satin Duohesse
Warrants-ti to “give satisfaction;
was 35.98 yard. $3.49
Tomorrow
yard .. ............
Silk Stripe, Shir-tings
)Very fine quality in beautiful
stripe, elects—‘4 splendid selec-
tion of colors. 36 inches wide;
was $2.93 yard. $1 29
. a
Sale price. yard, .'.
.9- .
mutants or estimations:
’ we wont.
ism muons shipping
3'3 “It:
“NOW
1,0004 Pairs of
High Grade _
BLANKETS
Offered at Wonderful Price
Reductions.
l’l‘fll‘lltfilll)‘ all kinds and weights .il 11» A. . “ z ’*
you’ve seen in years
IS THE TIME TO Bi'l'
BLANKETS
You Save About One-Half.
‘J—i
Housefurnishings
Set of Three Yellow Mixing
Bowls
One each 755.855.!“ inch: reguv
ier price 98c. 69°
Sale price. set ..... .
IIrs. Pott's led Irons
Heavy. full weight—Three irons,
stand and handle; regular price
$3.25. Silo price 52 69
a
set.
Mm Tee Pots
Fire proof—sis cup sire-firmin-
Prlca 6°C. 4‘ 6
Sale price . ......... .
Earthenware Casseroles
8 inchislse—F‘ire proof;
regu er 75c. 59c
.........
slle price ...........
Heavy Aluminum Tea Kettles
Shoot. size, was 37.00.
Sale price .......... $5.98
_, ...-<
0°11 0! commercial pursuit.
NEW YORK, F . . . He is a son or the Prince of Batten-
, l but?“ ' ‘ ”Riley” . ' 1 .‘ ,eb. 3-”71'. Kimmi- berg .grendeon of Queen Victoria. a
lions * elicit ' . alto do? I)“ New of monomeric. Who was booked to‘lcoucin of King George \’.. and s. bro»
For call today .i‘or Ensign cum thelther or the on...“ of gum
r
Steel Blue Enamel Savor!
Double Roaster:
Small size: regular
price $2.50. 31 85
Sale price ..... _ I
Large size.
regular price :L:
Sale price
Liquid Veneer
Large size home: refill“ V”
60c. Sale price ‘
bottle
..............
s
White Enamel Medium
Cabinets
. “1
inch mirror. "l
“'l'lll 10:14
83.76.
Sale price .
Galvanized Iron Chamber
Pails
Vi'ilh cover; was .‘l U“
119 has
‘ . . .. steamship Millimeter anpwnced he lit-en a guest here for several months.
use .fiififv’luf' her: tori: “his would rhi‘ere business am; with s 01' Grimm Cm'nrlim Vanderbilt.
mm. Swine»
Sale price
AGED (‘lTY Slcxrm R
NORTH ADAMS. ,\l.tF)\ . .
Aftcr supervising 'M‘i“ “1“,
illit-li ~si\' yours :is My Sl‘llUT“; .
r," (ll-r has n -'~rw H" “‘7.
as llu" (thins-x \ "
(ll'i’. l‘llllli _
the m‘m mus mv NW ‘ F‘
tor iw‘fitl‘-fl\'¢ rears-
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