iot- next winter’s use
;. th'nitobethewise
.Ooal willbeplentifnl for
butthe drought—the
. shortage. So far as
4Wtcango there
aheedthstesncreete
‘W this year thanwe
a
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MATLA'.
.rWuaru-tormn
r Jeers
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strand-smut
& Show,
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“antler-es-
Vfithhflmm
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III-tn.
,, PARIS. March 18.7—The Fro
ouseholders are still paying more
han tour. times the pro-war prices
tor the necessities ot lite. although
there has been a big declines in the
cost of living. ‘ ‘
.The French government has made
public figures comparing the living
cost in France with those in the
United States as given by Brsdmreet's
and for Great Britain. as given by the
Stand. These show that the peak of
be cost of living in all three countries
was attained in April. 1920. Taking
the prices or 1913 as norm-_‘. or too
per cent. the prim ot-necemitics in
April last year are given as 58125 per
cent. in France: 325.! in the’Fnlted
State's and 313.1 in Great Britain. .
According to the government figures
hese percentages had declined in
December last 484 per cent. in i-‘rsncc
and 253.5 in Great Britain. The figure
for the United States in November
last was given as 147.9 per cent. he
Deco ber figuresrwere not given.
' M ‘ of the French newspapers
find the joy of the reduction in the
cost of living tempered‘by knowledge
that it is still more than {our times
higher than in 1918 and that it is sc~
centunted by much unemployment.
PRESENT (030111038 IN
THE LUMBER BUSINESS
“hat the prospects are for the re-
sumption of building are still not quite
clear. According to the best digest
lumber has gone off titty to sixty-tire
per cent. thus quite obviously reduc-
ing it to a point where prospective‘
builders may make more definite cal-
culations. It becomes apparent. how-
ever. that other items or building ex-
pensc have not been reduced in a like
manner. The cost of production is as
igh as last year. due to artificial wage
levels that give a wage measure well
abreast of. or dboye the average se-
cured by lawyers. doctors. clergy and
other highly trained mental work. all
enential to our industrial and com~
mercial life. “‘ages must be brought
into harmony with the theory of “a
square deal." The lumber dealers
hare done their part and now wait
the action of other building material.
—men and labor.
Till-2 HATCH .i- BAILEY C0.
\\'URK P0“ DEBS" RELEASE. . .
WESLEYAN STUDENTS
TOME-$750,000
.' _ . ‘ -
(cu-mm tram Page as.)
‘ _ " ,
Alum , are pertected a busing-m or-
ganisa that covers every section
t the country and embraces in its
working force every son of Wesley-
.~ Under a central directing men-
tive committee sub-divisions have been
formed through which every alumnus
and every friend of the University is
certain to be reached. A unique fea-
ture of the Wesleyan plan is the as-
sumption by every alumnus of! the
obligation to get or glee an additional
quota of .8260. s sum which. multi-
plied by the total number of alumni.
will produce. the 8750.090 necessary
to reach the three million goal.
Wesleyan faces the ante crisis that
is confronting other universities
throughout the coutry. At the pre-_
sent income level the teaching stan-
dards cannot be maintained. New
equipment b essential to meet increas-
ed demands and additions to hourly
accommodations and 'to scholarship
funds must be made it the record and
traditions of the institution’s long
career are to be upheld. And Wea-'
Man‘s record has been one of dugo-
lar distinction. as the achievements or
its graduates show. )lore than to
Wesleyan men have ,4becn college
presidents. i: have been bishops. 73a
ministers and 971: teachers. _
' "The “'esleyan man plows his tur-
row to the end." has been adopted as
the campaign slogan. and every aluma
at has promised to get his part of the
job done‘by April :5.
_______.__._._-—-—-—-
GEN. “'RAXGI-IL “KKK“ mXPIYs
CONSTANTINOI‘LE. March 17 (As-
sociated! Fresh—«General Baron
“’rangell torrner anti-Bolsheyik lead—
er on the Crimean front. is appealing
to the United States and the Govern-
ments of other countries to furnish
money so that his army. which he dc.
clams to be the only trained anti-
Bols’hmik force n-msining. need not
be disbanded.
The French. unwilling to continue
advancing tundn have propmed the
repatriation of his army. asserting
that with the exception of the oflicers.
it was mistaken humanity which
promptwl the nacuation of General
“‘rangri's men from the Crimea.
M
ormsr‘s‘Vox-rnmisax mauve:
‘l‘OPl-ZK.\._ Kan. —- Slat-r13" iS.—-ln
.Sfltrntwiion with an order for an in-
ATLANTA. (1.1- .‘k‘MA‘.-¢+fii}rn¢
my»- WINK? :.-.-u!.-r.
thv‘ wins 0! Socialism to pit'iu't the
V.
.
[\‘16' 'e‘lwnsw “15’. la‘ nit-tin r‘..x.lu~z‘. how-
eur. the attorney said.
\Yhit» House in an effort to nitrat‘t.d;\y night. Goyymor Henry J.
attention to tlzei: demands that he bellmrrttd that he nus opposed to the
release-t? from 2E3» Alt-tutu Fer-lend;
I‘m. nary. “ms attorney. Samuel M.
thistn'tou. amazon-ink! P‘vrv inlay.
.\ :mtwnuniv \-.;::‘;:..s:~t to olrinm
restitution of the refusal to permit
this haltml gNon-l‘srt‘nun Lannie speakers to ad-
hlarion “Values.
Alien
mt‘t‘ l m: at
drum :t
l.«-.:.:::w mon‘mnit. but that carry e!-
g‘or: wants! he made term that Iflt‘dv‘
martyrs invoke-l {air l‘tre'ntruent.
T?» Goxernnr characterized the
LI-at'u'r monument as one to preach
clasmmtnded doctrine.
' Games: not
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l ‘ our strut-ems “A“
Wager-not the.» sat no 9.
hm;
menisci? '1’ _ .
" Continuedtrom Fiat 9-86-
son) .. ..F. Zipper-er and W. Hickey
Thady. the Piper. . . . .Wiliiam usher
J the Jockey......Georxe Flynn
'Ootle Jim. . . . . . .William Daugherty
Seamus . . . . . . . . At’iiliam Sullivan
. The pin had a‘mu Beinsco setting
which made‘a big hit. Theplot or
the play was that the blacksmith shop
which was so realistic 1118‘» 010'?
watching the performance were more
than aurprbed. On one side of the
stage there was a realtorgt‘. With bel-
lows and “other appliances»
the use of seg‘erkl mechanial and
wiring appliances. sparks new as the
hammer landed on the horseshoe:
which were being pounded into shape
by the Kerry Gow. To top oi! the
ellect. a horse. in in“ racing regain.
“I drit‘en upon “5? stage in full view
of the audience- ' ’- ‘ -" '
While the blacksmith shop ll con-
sidered the finest ot the scenes of the
play. it must not be thought that the
other scenes were mums. They were
emphatically: not. The Drew farm
scene was a pretty thing. with the 10'
Lcottage in the background. fill! a .well
nearby. The prison scene. in which
Dan O'Hara. the Kerry 60“. makes
his escape. was well staged. t ‘
The staging of "Kerry Got" was an
ambitious attempt '{or an ‘ amateur
cast. in tact. it was the first time
that the plsy'had ever been present;
ed by amateurs. ”Under the able
coaching of Thomas Mrlhhon Ind
Miss Anna Moushon. the members of
the cast tilled their part emi-
lently and displayed unusual talent.
it would be hard to choose the “star.“
so-calied.
One particular man of the play h
worthy of special merino“. and that
was the homc~coming or the homing
pigeons. with new: or the winnmg o!
the race. it was a big moment when
the birds came flying (in the stage and
slighted to allow the meme to he
removed. The pigeons were of the
real homing type-and haw a record
of having been taken 3.... miles out to
sea. allowed to so in“. end then re-
turning to their home at Hillside
School. which loaned Hunt to he used
in the play.
Thanks of the A: it
given to Patrick :_ }{‘,\;f:b_
blacksmith appliances; to the Hill-
side School. for the pit-eons; and to
“'illiam Shit-kin. (or lhv horas-r.
Th-s amines are laid as lotion:
H hut-1‘ N911
{or the
.‘t‘t. I.
The Drew Farm.
‘ 311 II.
Same:- lw The f‘nms:
”no 1-“ Kylemon- G'e :3
Scene 3... The I’nso' :1.
Art Ill.
1» Kylemon Glen
The Blackemith Shop.
Act It.
The Drew Farm
The story is tall in (‘ounty Kerry.
Ireland. at the time oi the itcbeEtion.
in 1555. Has hotels 3. mortgage on
the Drew Farm and wants to marry
Norah. but her father refines. Dan
loses Norah. .but is too timid to ask
her father. Just as lie has asked her.
and the) an- pi‘tchting their truth.
has is sour-d i.) soldiers from the
garrison. es pike: have been found
hidden in his tome. and It is an or-
lease. punishable by drain. to have
pike: at this time. He is taken to
prison. but maps and when he has
made his (stare. it is found that he is
innocent of the charge. the when hav-
ing been hid-ten there by a worthless
fellow. Michael Keenan. \
The day or the big ran:- dawns and
it ll the only chance whereby the
“in." Farm may he “\V‘dx— if "Kitty."
itamond Drew's horse. enters the
race. all. will be oell. It: the mean—
time a horse romes'to Dan’s shop. to
be shod. and it is found that it is
“Stat-tight.“ known as “the taste“
:tepper in all lteland.‘ incidentally.
."\‘ta. flight“ is owned by Has. who
knows of thymnd‘g intentions or try~
ing to retrieye the {atom fortune by
Sterne-
fire no
"._
winning the race l’tr'yrk Drew ts op‘
posed to hem racing. and so Ray»
mood}: plan to enter “Katy" is um
known to him. .\ pins to drug its»
mond‘s jockey is overheard by Pats-L
eta. better known ‘ Pattie O‘Halfey.
and she sets out to thwart the plan of.
Hay. The ram» is run in three heals.
and We: run- the news of the
race to the anatomy awaiting people
at the Farm. The first heat 3 Won
by "Kitty ” the second by ‘flart‘xht.’
but ‘hen the third m attire; the
“WM has been l‘- Dan atrium.
hollow”- after Ray is confident that
his hem has on and tens or the
wonderful race. and or 2...". 1322;"
m b) s nae from “Starlight-
thanks to a Bis-m jockey. 1120
WIN? 0-. the initials. who is drama
in Drew's old ram odor: proves to
be Pattie. and. My. Bay a placed
under guess for hating been tantra-
mental in ouch: them to I‘mn‘s
forge- and for conspiracy in W
the crime on as: Mmam
The committee of mt: “a
8.. follows: i. .1. Lyon chair-an:
Liliana it. Hickey. W Robert
P. ‘l'nnem Rm: ’ ’
mitt”. 11.“. new Ed—
‘ffll m and John loser.
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lengths, $2.50.
signs : 79c, $1.00, $1.50.
Knit silk Foubiin
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the banks commutw, whwh h-portni
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tlwv result. it is rrportmi. that: What‘-
_man Brooks agn'asl to :noye {or a
.u‘onsidrntnon of the tail Tuesday in
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Plaid neckties of bright - j-rt.
thing to finish‘up that his E2-' 1' ~
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All the new patt-rr;~ in 21-,
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A big display to mart-h
to "" yard.
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proceedings in hell: branches tod.;;
as In the afternoon a hearing was hn Id
in the House chamber on the Nil «1’
Mist lidnnrda. rio rtywomnn mud
mcmlx'r from Karo" Hartford. for n .n-
in: wage for uumr-n in low pal-d o- »
(ovations to [xv-Git»: that health ran-i
000“.
Dr “lurk. t‘nzrut‘tifisfleno 7 n"
called attention. in a (tumor
ilih- of tho rem ”n1 hl‘arltii.’ h- {wry
public health and serfs-tr mum-"rt“
on the ntmlu‘al rvr:t(’ll(‘f‘ art in \\‘-v‘»
W‘s-ins. More?‘ I". which is . u’v-L
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ordn- to allow the adoption of .m
an? Holman ext: ruling the 1rnt~fi2 ti
the he to iu-ihidu.ls as well ..1- _:o
tannin: tnsxtlmionx
am! [‘9 tn Joly.
rtrnlnx a bill. reported by the Com-
znlttee on education. It}: l:~-~rw.ts~s
the school )ear 5mm thirty—xix to
thirty-(int: weeks. as it was teal-rd
by several senators that theawo et—
tra we-rks ~348er oould ca the
increased ehpe‘hsr {or itschcn' $l~
anea
Chairman Blake‘s-ell of the com“.
toe on education I“p?alm~1 that a com
struct'ton put upon the “"711! "srhcsol
ww’k' 'lvy the alter!" “moral made
the law nmn' in enter to not in
he desire? slumber of days. entirety»
of holidays. The bill was adorted.
Jinn-y run Tabb-d.
, (in motion of Senate Leader 1’»-
ihney. the nu laden-int by the House
which would dispose or the gainer;
problem by putting public sen‘ice
motoru'ehicit-s under the inrtsdrction
or the public utilities communion. like
street railway companies. was tsbifii.
Cater-nor Lake sent to the Senate
the following‘uiicu! nomimt‘oas to-
day: ‘
“Killer ll. \iakepraw. '3! “'att‘r-
bury. to be deputy judge of the Kis—
trrct court at \Vat-‘rbuy" ‘ for
years from March :5. is:.‘.
Frederico M. Marley. at (Theatre.
to be judge or the district court .st
“Eton-bury for {our years from Lian-h
:3. 19:2. ’ ‘3
John R. Rooth. of “unitary. to be
hedge of the? Court of Common Pleas
for Fairfield musty {or four years
from September 1. tan. '
James P. “'ood‘ntf. t! Incline-”ed. to
1% W e! the court of Common
Pleas {or Litcbarld county for four
years from September 22. 13::
George I- Fox Patrick
and
(“Steam of )1" Raven and inward
W .Rroder. of Hartford. to he mom-
‘Jcrs of the 9.32? Board of Imitation
and Arbitration-t for two years from
July 1. 23:1. .
P. Leroy iiarwood .ot Sew London
and Thomas 1. Kinney. o! Sew Han
wen. to be members at the raters. tear-
bors and bridges contest-ion each (or
s'txhyears from July 1. '
S. B Overlook. of. Pomfm. and
Lewis Spelt}: oi South Windsor. to be
members of the hoard of hm for
four year: {run themmm
1810; J
Tater-day’s 5m by new ts
killing on the cm «muesli-d
Wt sat-ix, the was m
of general conver'uoa among mem-
bers, armmm."mm
Considerable delete develop-'1 rzn‘i
end of the wheel year into July ‘t an gl‘nrliwrtirui Stat» l-‘anmerr‘s All-(win.
~tion was adieu!- £3
, 'skatf.
{our .
later than prtxiousiy act.
Th ;uriirtan «"0" null“ su'..'.".
suimiitulr lull on chants: and”:-
truuth on the 5:36: o? likl’“..‘..\‘_ rro-
xxdm: Um: if the town.- x’io t'o‘
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[rush prur- rtt and (Oftdlnfills are a ”HEY Ayn ':3
“'r1 mime“: the ilsirirt Tim wu'fi-fl 1;..-"
may be nhhfiyi M the cm- r‘- n s? ”CEEA)! -kNLS
nrv- ward- :z to dupes: of Sin ‘1 P‘-- I“ ” Ostrr: 3:311
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are. tin iman to my»: he it“). m... .. .
A bill to sxvpmpmtr 32‘1““, for :he
to portni. but the
Olga-ox wt“? be tU\'t“W\l 52'. 2219. General
Appropriation Hi!
The judiciary rummztttv “parsed
Lnonibl) hills :r- pt‘fn't‘l' “nasty-s for
unlawful advertiser»: o". pruritv pro—
porty along highways without urn-nin-
skm 0! tin» oortr and on the Kick-wr-
mn {all rip-aha; ("hapl‘r “:35, i‘thul'
Acts of 13:9, phi‘l-ltlifl't for fired! 0
the law {art-zxihlms: torperanre
which :1 .fuelrr «.3! Front!» is an .
:‘uwr or «line-tor from noting m .1
«iyt'ian «JKNtCnl lat 'nppointmtnt
such judge. it was adverse to
Hi: to Fifi-{zilrv “NIL“! of undo
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Tlh‘ "!1;.A‘i“ Ewan!”
mmre reruxrtw‘.
lull warrants: s';r.3.ar-*
qtifi‘i'.‘ “I .Lf‘tl fat
on the Evil raruxuimt tor turn-
mmtfinizns n" s‘.i~6(~zzsi:.-! as
DW'S‘JH‘L" (a! ?E:\‘T'F'~S 02' ni'nti.
Thv ml"$d-l2~ vomitiittcw»
upmtr huts n- stop srnokinz
in} car-5 and h I‘W‘hhit‘ rue
any rnihvzy w law: 23 ski-sire
threatens .tiusalafli 3': v
sny lines wh:cg.‘.
$313” operate them.
The military (til-J” coa-
gutrtvé. a hail 'i’rrotntt
“trans incl inst-i ’rorn_
phynuvnt :35: ‘...« ethir
Netti-62M.
The «1 moan 1:
inn-st I‘H' on; to a:
are! so twat-w of :‘:*= l'
the ties! unless ME.
for. .
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the noble" hair man was -. __ -
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Yb? iwtvtwvrn' *6" rout-smut m5.
mitt-rd “7:3 to 7:315. the c -
the Kristo and i’svnxli—r
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sting: the Hecfim' Wris-
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