.1 . A stated convocation. of Butler
M will W held in Mamie llam-
rile, South Main shoet, Tuesday even-
, ”February 22nd, at 8 o'clock
~WorkrP.M.andM: E. M. degrees.
‘ 1!! R A. Masons cordially invited. '
D. BURB BEACH, H. P.
mac: n. s. pron. Secy.
. A Stated Convocation of Butler
7." v, ' Chapter No.‘ 38 R. A. M. will be held
. ‘l'nesdzu’ evening, February 22 at 8
Work P. M. and M. E. M. degrees.
Iii-eternally,
I). -B. BEACH, H. P.
' F. S. LYON,” Sec’y. .
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WU“ 1111111301! HARDING
. A INAUGURAL._
The inauguration of Warren G.
}.larding' as President of the United
States will mark not only a first step
as the return to normalcy in the pol:
:it'ical and industrial life or the Nation.
but in the spiritual’lite as well. On
fie Sunday following his inauguration
Mr. Harding will attend divine service
in America's Memorial Church,
which, pending the erection of the
edifice. consecrated to the memory of
nose who s'erved in» the World War.
is holdipgv-itq se1vices in the assemblV
.~ room of the V‘Vardman Park Hotel.
' Washington.
The religious spirit exhibited by Mr.
Harding since his elevetionvto leader-
dip of his party. and of’the Nation
roll believing men? who in Novembe"
struck for God and their native land.
(in the day following his overwhelm-
imz election Mr. Harding spoke hum-
bly: “It 13' all so serious." said he.
“the.- obligations‘ are so solemn. that
instead of cxulting I am more give’n‘to
prayer to God to make me capable of
playing my part." And in taking the
oath of oiflcc'he will 'place his hand
am .the 8th verse of the 6th chapterot’
Micah: t‘l-le hath showed thee. 0
man. what is good: and what doth the
hind refiuire of thee but to'do justly.
and to love mercy; and to walk hum.
My with thy God?"
Mr. Harding has expressed a keen
morsonal interest in the success oi
America's Memorial Church. It is an
“imitu’tion pansectarinn in its scope.
.3" member of any other church may
tecome a member otthis national
church without withdrawimz from his
m. The idea. appears to‘ have orlgu
”bated with George Washington. for
“the first _mapp of the District of Col-
umbia. plotted by Major l.'Enfsnt un—
. titer V‘Vashifigton‘s direction, . Emade
provision (01 just .. such a. church
which. in the words of the Father of
'vionr Country. was to be “assigned to
no particular sect or denomination.
flout equallv open to- all' It is artic-
alarly significant that Washl ton's
.rpose. which for CV or a century has
n ignored is now in a. fair way or
. fulfillment following a great politicfl
_' mpalgn in which the spirit of
~V’sshingfiém played a more important
1purl; than in any campaign since his
‘ (RY-
* _ This will be the first time in the
,,11'Mory qt. our country that the cere-
*In‘onies of the inauguration of a Pres-
; "Eleni culminate in a religious service
the Sg‘nday following _th_e fourth 01’
'mi-eh. The spiritual is to be empha-
. and the political rigadoon
P
v~*f’ V
“has made a. profound impression 0H
Ill
ties of retrograded. .5 , .
' ‘ oW‘bl‘o "
“ sexmis t e species of temale,
for‘the case is
vidualism.
x .
1‘
. o o o
A thief that crawls away in' the
night to plunder deserves sympathy
rather than condemnation.
o o p .
To censure others. one should
search oneselt for that. which_ One
criticises others.
0_ o 0
Where there is faith there is nought
to fear.
' o o o
Socialism is a in mode of existence
for swine, but the federation of/ifian
and parliament is fit for man.
0 o o
Ignorance is not always abandicap.
for it has carried some people further
than intelligence has carried others.
0 o ~o. ; . '
. The ‘broader a. man’s mental capa-
city the graver harm he is capable of
inflicting upon his contemporaries. '
o o o
Fortunate. indeed. is the criminal
whose moment of retributionf is omit—
ted from his life. becaus this no,
cidentally unprecedented d o‘ise.
" o o_ o
The' deeds of noble men do not
serve as acts of encouragement in the
ears of tools. ‘
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LIN. Feb. 18.———'Severc criticism
of th treatment of prisoners confined
at the lluliylunlar internment camp.
on Dundrum hay. County Down. is
published Ly the Irish Bulletin. :1
Sinn Fcin publication. It is asserted
that Sir Hamur Grc'enwoods state-
ment. in the House of Commons. that
the interned men would be accorded
treatment similar to that normally
given prisoners of war. is {hr from
correct.
"The prisoners are giV'en .wholly in-
sufficient food and many of tncm go
hungry," the paper declares. “Even
this food they are unable to make the
most 01233 they do all their own
cooking and are 11llowtd less than
half the Suppl) of coal necessary. "
There is no hot water in the camp.
30 wasthousc and no drying room.
the article continues. and-it is there-
fore necessary for the prisoners to do
0
water and dry their lnundrv wherever
they can.
"Many of the prisoners " the state-
ment goes on. ‘z1re practically bare-
footcd." saying that no arrangements
haw bccn m.ul:- rm suppring them
with boots 01 even Qor rrpairing those
they have.
It is charged tl1nt..vl1ilc 11m pris-
011ch are;pcrmitfcd to roceivc porccls.
“almost inVnriably part of the con—
tents is pilfercd by the English troops
in the camp" The prisoners suffer
intense!) from cold and undortucding.
it is stated.
“Every batch of prisoners who have
arrived at the camp during the last
month." the article gocs on. "have
complained of their treatment. ‘en
route. One batch of 26 men left a
Certain camp near Dublin on Sunday
evening and did not nriiVe in Bully—
ltinlar until 'l‘ucsduv evening. During
hick h'ah characterized past inaugur-
will he subdued by I\I1~.Hard_ing's
West for simple ceremonies. The
“fist of- prayer will supplant the
es of display. The pastor of the
'ch, Rev. Edward Lawrence Hunt..
conduct the service. and Senators
. Pomerene of Ohio. and James
worth Jr . of New York will de- 1
the addresses. Official Washing-
" thrown open to the public. On the
of Sunday it is proposed to hold
, , ,lar services under tinx auspices of
‘ oerica's Memorial Church in many
j . and cities throughout the coun-
the same hymns sciipture rend-i
' and prayers to be given.
a‘rch 6th is to be consecrated t6.
purpose of inv okfiig Divine guid-
for the Nation’ s Chief Magistrate
6 colossal tasks he is about to as-
of mankind, the great memorial
Jase who died? th‘at this nation
er God mi t phrpetuate . the.
"freedom and indefindence- of Am
'1;
i‘nflfl
A-. consulting engineerilately returné
‘frorn abroad says that our com-
, rcial weights and measures are ups”
emetic Waits} 13.1171 measures more
‘25 selected and referred ts’Poo
'. Tohn Edwin Wells, head or til
‘ment the. ,_
* clearly
this time they xcccived pracucnlly no
food the militau guard having for-
gotten the prisoners' rations." '
PROFESSOR I'RAISES
STUDENTS’ ESSA~¥Sm
Recently an inter town composition
contest was held in 100 rural towns or;
the state... The subjectf selectedx was
“Good Citizenship." “
the fifth sixth. nvsnth and eighth
zlndos prepared a composition upon
the, subject and submitted it twill
Supervisor.
the best in each town and t “morass
those selected to the state depértm
lHere the compositions were"
partment of English it:
cut college. ' .
va'makl
and insists»
form were racete
w
J Pi‘qféssdr we...- '
papers is i
stand 1: '
gratu
. The iconoclast is a. person: whose”- tn-
clinntion extends towerdithc procuvi-s.
It is erroneous to imply that the
lately lane 0: indi- hattly ‘0
/
what 801% shall "telephoning” u A re;
erase the telephone charges on Ap rt!
1 to press subscriber! and immed-
submribers. . '.‘
These increases are based on a rh-
port or a, Select Committee or- the
(Home of Commons. and cell for an
annual rental of eight pounds. “ten
shillings. against the old charge of
five ounds. The present fee of three
penc (six cents) at a public call box
will remain for short distances. but
longer distances will be proporti‘dnate-
ly increased. These charges have to be
made to met an estimated charge or
10 ,eeomop pounds fonthis yes . or an
increase of 1‘7 per cent. over pro-war
rates:
’The volume of criticism which the
first official statement called forth,
has since grown co’nsipr'obly and no
only have resolutions oi! protest been
sent to the government from every
chamber of commerce in the countrY.
but combined action is being taken by
the various chambers with'a. view to
some alleviation from what is called
the "iniquitous" imposition of higher
charges for a service. which is admit-
tedly inefficient.
Some are c1 en advocating a boy-
cott. but conservative opinion irfclines
to the belief that this would seriously
injure the service in future.
A deputation. representing the press
of the" Empire. protested to the Post-
Master General but received little en-
couragement. The Postmaster oinled
out that wages lathe departme have.
public have mam-.1 as: him 9:
the, delivery or the bomb- nut
ed ‘1' or the newspaper we
the Women who brought the
ed that the whole affair was 1‘. “fi-
compromise the fraction oh regal ,
represented by the Monarchie. and
.denied that the party was preparing
for any armed conspiracy at this
moment. wtux such an set. he said.
“would only delay the suicide or the
present regimes” 1
The police have discovered that one
of the women lIrho carried the bombs
Both omciudom am the ' nation
business await the apfibintment m
Internal Revenue box-$110311.
will be his attitude * :rrnhibitiom.
they ask. and how will his interpreta-
tions of“ the law effect tax rates. .7
The State department keenly ob—
serves a number .oi! recent wotld
events. including the filled naming of
the German reparation m. but de-
cides to remain out of th picture. so
to the office of the, Monarchie did so
at the request of her husband. a man
who was in prison for implication in
.some past rOyalist uprisings, and who
died last week while still a prisoner.
Just before his death." his wife said.
"he told her to take a handbag which
ghad been for a long time. in their
house to the newspaper office and
give it to one of the editors. Lieuten-
ant Luis Chaves. She declares that
she obeyed her
,without any knowledge ot the bag‘s
contents.
The police follow ed her to the
nomapgr office, found the bombs.
closed and sealed the office and made
several arrests. .
1 Lieutenant dhoves
11nd. *
The hundreds of royalists who 11%;?
loyal. to the former King Manuel and
who have been in prison for more!
than two years since the last royalistl
.rislng are in despair mer this affair.
which they believe will postpone in-
could not be
husband's request -
dhe explanation
trebled and the cost or plant mart-1%v
than doubled": The expenditure or the;
department' in 1913-14 was 5 952 000.
deflnitgiy
soners which they have long been
promised. For several nights follow-
tl1cir.wn$hing as best they can in cold l
Each child; iii
The supervisor péleetedw
14.600.000 pouqu.
It is claimed by the business com-
munity. that since
the National Telephone Componv
which paid a‘ dividend of six per cent .
the service has grown increasingly in-
efficient and ' cxpcnslvc. and the.
strongest efforts are being made tow-
ards n postponement of the proposed
{increascsnmtil the whole matter has
been inquircd'i‘nto and debatedx in
Parliament. ‘
The chief cause of contention is the
abolition of the old flat rate pf five
pounds work with unlimited calls
of charge which “ill mean :1 heavy
addition to the hills of commercial
houses throughout the Kingdom:
IJ‘IG‘ISLATITRF L‘IAY OIZTLA‘V ‘
'1".\TI.‘I.\,‘ Tin". 3|!D‘VAY GIRL.
H
'.
Z“ -‘.-1tin1:1."' the county fair midway
done” VVl1 so contortions trmkc a.
$1.0m of is 1y look like a block or
1.111 no missing it
the Agricultural committee of . the
General Assembly .urges favorable
action on bills; now 1m 1 consider-
mien. The proposed me ures'would
curb mldnm att1.1ctions and other—
wise icstrit‘t soorallcd amusements at
count} fairs in this state. ~~ -
Lust wm-k the measures were giv-
cn hearing before
committee. Senator Bailey. ‘avho
fought with Senator Andrews for less
severe restxictions than \roposed dc-
clarcd openly that passage of the
mvmsures would actually be town:
the jo_V out of life. "Pretty soon there
won't be any joy in lite." he Idid
liven representatives of the State
Board of Agriculture and the Grab!!!
deserted the cause of midway contin~
ounce.
Th1! bills under consideration tend
to more clearly define gambling and
games of chance and, oo-cgllcd im—
moral shows“; 53.» ,
, The hills also roterred to the sole
of intoxicating liquor at fairs and no.
body was opposed to tux-titer restrict?
ing this. senator Bailey said the pro;
mood low went too for altogether.
on. part. he co Wise
in taking i1 chance on if nice
Portland cement.
harm
.1:
pounds. and ln-- 1920- 21 aggregated}
the goxernmcntl
took over the telephone senicc from}
and the imposition of a sliding scale!
the Agriculture '
m:‘
blonketior is doll “to please the ohild-
ing the raid on the Monarchia. san-
guinary conflicts took place in some
of the principal Lisbon cafes between
hands of armed defenders of the Por-
tuguese republic and people suspect-
.ed of being members of the Integral-
}ista faction of reg-allots. This faction
does not recognize former King Man-
uel as its head but ‘supports Don
Nuno Duane. a boy of 12 years.
$60, 000 m Dress Seized
in in NemYork
NEW rem; F‘cb. 21.———Erncst
Aroco. declared by thonuthorities to
be one of the t rec bigest vendors of‘
drugs in the e was arrested early
today in a raid on a list in East 12th
street. Opium. cocaine and heroin
valued at; 360,000 were seized.
1
the amnesiv to political girl-3
v
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Edison, rein into ‘9.
The NEW EDISON
"171. Phenom witheSoul"
Put a Its-0mm on tile Nei-
far as an official expression of Ameri-
can policy is concerned. because... of
disincimation to embarrass the incom-
in; administration Soviet Russia. the
Jansncsc question and Mexico are
shelved
The shipping board is deferring dc-
cision on mattens‘which affect the in- 2 ..
tore bf Ami-loam marine. and are‘
presin for immediate action. 1113-!
came. e new government may "do it
differently." ‘
Attorney General Palmer chickens,
his drive on the “building trust " with
that any 1‘ her
mOVes must await the definition of
“anti trust" policy by his successor.
The Department of Justice also re-
stricts its prosecution of radicals. rea-
soning that different methods may be
followed after March 4
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P'Fol'ey’s'
Honey and Tar
COMPOUND
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MUCUS. clean the sir passages. com
lull-med rod Enlisted membranes with I
healing and soothing dcmulccm. can
h'oamnm. stop: l ling in the “mm
and makes «inching, restiuihlecp
possible.
Baniabod Loraine Coughs
LamaWrmtn. 5mm has! v.63: , Chang.
3"“ "1 "”.""1'.‘.“ “skim!"
one It II of com: 3! cr us.
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m“ i unions! cold “mi “'1": 5’9!" no."
main emu an two one built; ol
Bmid‘i’u loud in bellies is» [1-3.
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F‘oiq I Honey and To: Compound, ;
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Out Sale Price $14.95
Qur Sale Price $137
Tricolette Dresses
Not in many yeer have we offoml .xnsi. '
WOMEN’S SUITS
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Wonderfully attractive dresses m a varivl y 113' ~
The materials are Wool Serge, Tl'lcollm‘
new
‘ rum is “50311;
ANSGSIA. Feb. 39‘“
oodlawn ovum: °Wntd°
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pied by the owmr v...
fire this morning (3 t" 7‘37"
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* .3! Starch 0: the furnituxc. TV: 12:1,:“11‘:
liw e at 6,,000 it... .
etc 0rd.)u 3 pr, Mm“;
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Values up to $18. 00
Women’s All Silk
Fascinating New Dresses, Zii‘mlnlml _\
the very latest. fashion
garments at a pl'iLC‘ like 1h
Worth, $25.00
N ‘S DRESSES
Our Sale Price $8 88
01" Pure Wool Jersey
Worth $25. 00
The price is less than m1c~l1alf what llv
couple of months. ago,
Brown, Green, Copcn, Navy, Gray and Hmmsz ~_ '
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Dress Skirt:
'0! plaids and sergcapleoted and
well tailorvd. 1*?
.Miidt‘ ‘10 >1 '1] 1'.
tenured models.
Our sale police :....
Our sale 1:: EA ,.
All Wool IX.
g8 prompt relief from coughs. colds.
c troop
mm tickling thrust. “’55”?
and
For sale by Balloon-Powell Corp.
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Spools! 811113 on armor
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