‘BF‘FO‘H- It contains ”10 "WWS 0f ”l“'expt-rit-nced hands from‘ 3"?» to 8'30 '1 . .
fientiiz‘ .- men in every State in ille.m0n‘fi (according to experience) for ;::;“}lnlli\i0rs'lly of Alix-rut. A prongs-
10mm. They discuss in its pages ev— ismgle men. and from $40 to $65 for ltau lgcnnnlllgtfrtang Achebe-e making
Fry conceivable suliiect dralluu “"‘hltnarred men who are willing to live post has blien (“Til [lgdfatimtl-C Tl]?
e o . .
'Ainer'trrtr. life. industries. products of
the soil and mines. taxation. foreirz'n
relotlm‘s. and the general welfare. It
is important that stockholders should
Inow about the affairs of the company
'on farms with their‘t‘amilies. Last
year. the peak year of farm wages.
the scale l'an $40 lb $65 for single
men and $50 to $80 for married men.
'l’ht: immediate prospect is That
Marker. provincial dairy commission-
er. whose achievements have given
him an international reputation in
scientific dairying.
For years Mr. Marker has been
bf wl tell they own a part. but it is ln~ INN?“ wages this year will he
. ‘ . . i . . around . .
fil‘tlit-I'f liiny-(;tir-c(-sszlr3‘ that the culz- $5 a d“), as comp“ l with 87 st pleac'hing the gospel of scientific
Pr. should make a familiar ncrtuaint- “a... the Kansas Burpau reports ' dairying.
/
'axrr- with il‘.(- men who make the Na-
tioiz'r laws.
"FHI‘. “‘HITF. STAY”: BI'RDFN'
the time
ADMINISTRATOR BRINGS SUIT.
MICHIGAN CITY. April 6.——.Dr.
Orville V. Simmermank administr tor
Pglice
SPEAKER ON HOSPITAL
LIST OF THE IXDIANS
CLEVELAXD. 0.. April 7.—Four of
the Cleveland baseball team are on
what's left—ii there is anything."
Dr. W‘heutt-‘n suit] that in France.
one out of ei’ery live inhabitants has
.3 savings account. In his opinion.
the economy of the French people has
been" their protection against the
"death thrusts of centuries."
LQ“’ER cam—mnNtrtfinLE.
In addition. to cattle many excellent
mules are raised in fiwcr California.
Horses are rarely used. The faithful
burro is the principal means of tran-
spo_rtatinn...v( Except. for a. few thous-
and in La mineral. there are no do-
waiting. there were found beds.
for girls
interest.”
All the rOyal
trained to become useful members at"
society and to devote themselves to
Little Princess
civic responsibilities.
Tlcano.i‘or instance. became so on
thusmstic over the Girl Reserve pro
gram that she has asked to head lllt.‘
Roumunian Girl Reserves later.
CONCERNING \\'O.\fl2.'.
Berrien county. Michigan. has two
women deputy sheriffs.
‘ However long: or short of I
may he before the l'nited States givpshlosgp‘]; [glaéfmfiierglaapnmthooEvltl P the ailing list. according to advice; re- mestic sheep in the country. In.'i'he The Turks claim that women “1m
hie _ ilipinos entire self-government trolman George Spencer W 1 h“; ceived here. The latest to join the southern part there. are numerous long hair have short intellect
' 'or irdepcnficnct‘. or whatever else and killed here-Sundry, night“;- 9 0 hospital ranks is Tris Speak”. who flocks or to. The largest cattle As chief clerk to the Vlnvor of BM
may N, found be“ rm. ”mm. H". “ism“ .announced he {viii fll . £:‘Vm. \vas spiked in a game at. Mobile. Mona Touch on t c peninsula comprises :11; ton. Miss Nora O'Callairhan receiyg-
£300]le of the Islands Will “CW? eh- m”. in Superior Court a i e 5" ‘°‘ (18)»: A physician ordered the man- most 1.000.000 acres. a salary or $2 700 a year s
’fiertuir any but the friendliest of feel- and \lli'lniP-Beherens f 8.31;!” Arthur user to refrain from playing for sev- - The Counted: of Aberd‘ h .
1am toward this country. The T-‘il'to the 51"“ ot $10 060 i 0" mages in era] days. but he. went into s‘csterdnv's a“ m m m God of the tormer‘Vice ' ‘t‘ . t c “”0
'1‘“ 0* WW0 formerly an oppressed - “ connection “"1" game with Mobile as a pinch hitter: [m been made a. justly} 2 t Damn”. has
TI-‘nplt, :uiiitmriiy governed by a na- , . Scotland e 0 he peace in
an... ‘rl at took no interest in them (“I- -
1 up! to exploit them. They were with-
lope. They were the victims or
art
~3i‘.r\!’,\' conditions. and continuous
‘UIif-{i
mOVerty was their lot. The i'nited
flintec drove out the onpressor. estab-
ii.;lted schools and hospitals. built ‘
eiighways and railroads. promoted ng-w
admixture and other industries. prepar-
ipd [in people for a large measure of
’ Leif-government and extended to them
hi: tine control over their own affairs
that vri<dom would justify. \Vhen the
Filipino of'thls or succeeding gener-
‘Micrc looks back over the history or
“iii; litlllVO land. he will thank the
{United States for what it. has done.
liner. if there have been some. defects
{in administration. for the condition
of the people of the Islands has been
lufinilely better than it would have
been if the government had yielded to
those who wanted the Filipinos turn-
ed free to be the prey or selfish‘aa-
ltions or the victims of‘Their own in-
ufirnal disscnsions.
' LEARN .o, EARN
The Railroad La or Board has dc- -»
of about 4.000 em— ~
pied the petition
ees of short: line railroads for
ploy ‘ .
.‘wug‘es and working conditions tho
same as those on the. trlink lines. The. _, .
study 0‘ '
Board held that. an elaborate
the kinds of work performed on' the
abort lines would be necessary in fix-
ing wagas. and at this time it was im-
practicable to undertake such an in~
Jauiry. That would seem to be tanta-
mount to saying that wages must be
in keeping with work performed.
which is precisely the contention of
the railroad executives. \Vages will
never be adjusted on an equitable
basis until arbitrary rules governing
all roads. regardless of their location.
m abrogated and new schedules. d'e.
termtned by local conditions, are ap- ,
plied in each individual case.
"SIX DEAD IN WRECK
1 ~ AND MANY
if? cautioned from Firstpa’ge.
‘ ‘ ‘ - .
Wu:
INJURED ~
, before cominé to a stop. the dead: and.'
(26. being hurt by flying debris and
SUMMER
OF ANTHRACITE
OUR
PRICE .
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Awaat al. and...
' . .‘Erontgo‘ttheifiufllman. oncoming-{o ‘1’ '
rocks. The _’-derail'ed cars hitched}
mainsba sharp outcropplng oft-tick.“
.trwhich ripped open the combination ’
,dav coach and snicker and ‘, the m
imam: hemp. and maohqd in. ute‘ .
”W. .01 Oflée Springs
mm» at.
WE HANDLE THE, HIGHEST GRAD
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AT THE LOWEST PRICE i
NO EXTRA CHARGE. FQR CARRYING
LET US QUOTE YOU ON 'YOUR WINTERS SUPPLY
The
question of a site for a summer camp
also received her active
children have been
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ESTABLISHED BY ' . As , L
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"HURSDAY' APRIL 7’ 1921 - « " .- , . ' . , Block, Nos-8 and 19 North
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“MA 733 a . . . yak—u _--—-. an Street
mum-Imomfimovlmc ‘ Unemployment 111 Cities Has - - — l;,-\ M .
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Il'vl t'dc lll‘G-l- ‘l lll 11'071) ll: cream ' a Natable Drlft fl " \ 3’" . What: 'seems to prove a gala event .
lg} -‘ -— .. ( ' '1 -)-' I ' B k toth F m “‘4 "h ‘ lulu) in this city. will be witnessed BY 8". ‘
Sun 1‘lSt‘si)22-.l'. sets (n-0, ac e a i . ’ , , ‘ . mane Who ”Make in the mains of I
' ‘- ~ .. . dav at s and 10 .
soc ' ' ‘ NS S ~__ - Jacob) s new store to . . .
Members of The As iatcd ‘ “is? . ~I‘A .A CITY” V0" April ‘1 "flan“ Cr” 3319”"!!!03' Sewn-1 "rt covered with clean gravel will do Vorth Main street. South lNorwalk...
The Associated Press is exclusue. \thesptead unemployment in cities HE JOY of early up ' in the the job .Conn ‘
'3‘ ' tiono h'scet» ( ‘ “n8 , ' . _ - fl -
. Untitled to .the use for publica . _ a r a (:d '1 drift bat-it to the tarm country often becomes a nub” the" u more road building money This change tonew and more spaci- _
.11 news dispatches Ctedttcd to .t 0. and rcheyed the farm labor shortage to th f - . .
. ‘0‘ otherwise in this paper and is brought about dur'ng the war reports “the mm: d c armcr on account svuhble thuyear than ever before out! one quarters marks another forward ‘
' ' " " ‘ - ' mu roa I. ' . - _ .
my local news published herein or federal and state employment bur- Bo , :1:th seem the msest thing to can step in the march of progresapi’ this t
All rl hts of publication or Spac' it ends reveal . . familiar E“ “I? farmer become . Ct ,‘n 9391181“ Md bmldlnfl DYO‘ store. Since the opening of his first '
his atchis herein are also reserved Farm hands in the great grain belt! nth this horrible situation, that he mm’. 3"" M" Frank Bucuel 0‘ the store. eight years ago. Mr. Jacoby has .
p _ - AM of the “Mm, states are reported Nab almost considers it as an affliction sent We"! Steel & “’ll'e CO-_ "In an}?! always strived to give the utmost in -
MASONIC NOTE? tiful at wages great” reduced as com— ’0 him by the wrath of God. lclty there ought to be an information service and Value Thug the public ‘
A special (‘lnlillllllliJffl‘iOfl of Old Dul‘t'd with a year ago. And yet '0 “Tedd“ is he in manyjn- fab” bureau where every man who ‘5 has appreciatcdmis earnest endeavors .
Well Lodge. No. 108; I". and A. .‘i.. Farmers. who for several years have "me“ t° “3° “lea of bottomless roads, {if to worlr °“ the roads. can "8m“ can be seen by the necessity of mOV- ’ :
will be licltl at its rooms. Saturday been forced to grant almosl any con— that my agitation'which would create hi iiotgplamt hr: been t1?“ labor was MK ““0 =1 larger store 10 be able 10+ -
evening. ‘April 9th. 19m. at 7.30 «glans to labor to bring their crops sentiment to 9“” .h‘m 0‘“ °f “1° mud, .058 to “in“ ‘ 0w 1:: em“ ”1"” render the some excellent service to -
b‘cltu'k. \Vork M. M. Degree. All through. are in a position this' year mm“ as an Interference With his work 30:31:? ullllclzxpzn31'gi‘l: 3;: 8 greatly increased patronage. .. :
rltfaater Masons cordially mid frateru- to dictate terms of employment. (10— . ', ' building tradcspttrc being readjusted ,, To quote Mr. Jacobys own :vordsi‘ Z
all! im‘itt‘d. Fl'atcl'hall." yours. cording to employment agency o-ffi- t out every cross road 06 a to There is only one permanent road ‘HI am “0"“: to make ”‘9 0"°“.ng ° .
, EDISON 1‘. HARRIS, \\'. 3r. cials. Then. too. the farmer faces the _ o _ concrete highway. there is a which‘ can be built. economically and ,"U' “0W “0"" an event that “71“ not t
'Atte~t: ROBERT M. \\'fl.(‘().\'. Seey. problem this year of holding down the .. «game as far as the eye can reach that is the concrete road With steel re- soon be forgotten. I havoscorcd the :
e— 005! of production because of the low M by the spring rains, the freezing lnforccmcnt. It. does not pay to build wholesale centers for the he“ mi .
Butler Chapter No. 38. R. A. M., prices of farm products and gen‘erzfll'y Ind thaw?“ Ind some of the worst of an inferior road because it will soon Stylish men‘s and womens “'9‘"- and t
meets in Masonic Temple. South Main is “wins: to get along with as little Aime 3” umliedintely in front of farm cost more than it t. worth to keep it 3'“ ”Ware“ t° 0”" law“ that m“! 1
street. the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of‘lu-ip as possible. 4 ‘ (“as where little attentionds paid to in repair. ‘Vhy not build it mm in those whcih prevailed in those good old '
each month at 8 o'clock. July andj I‘letn wages in Kansas this "yZ-Tir filling or draining. Generally a cul- the first placéi’ low prices days of long ago And to .
august c\cepted. All R. A. Masons im't‘l‘flgt' $4" a month. board and lodg— ' - ' render a still better sernce to my male I
cordially and fraternally invited. ing. 01‘ HD0111: $20 less than a year * friends. I have acquired the agency 0f ,
n_ B. BEACH, H. p. .“gn' the free employment bureau in ‘thc shooting. 1 Kuppenheimcr clothes. I have worked .
F. g. LYON, Secretary. that state reports. W. H. Lewis. Mis- Dr. Simmerman said the ‘Reherens. very hard to make. this store a credit :
: sout’i labor commissioner. declares who owns a soft drink parlor 1m“ ’ to an those who appreciate cn'ic pride. .
’ “there probably will not’be any short- sold intoxicating liquor to instant on . and I am confident that the FOI‘VlK‘f‘ :
A I’I'IV‘I’LY APATIH' use of farm laimr this year and wages Sunday April 3. which caused him to. ' and values to he had here will PM“ .
'13” “3‘“ Sim” Journal 5“.“ ill?“ Probably will he. Inuchiljwer than in 'lwcomt- intoxicated and crazed. \Vhile‘g {for me a still greater number of DH— .
mam his: corporations are smooth: any year since 1915." in this condition. the complaint til-l . 4 ‘trons and friends. - ;
the rmctin 0f N-mlinzr a com; 01" the} In North Dakota :1 survey disclosedlleges. His-tau shot and killed Captain! I ~
nni‘tt.-i renot‘t to t-\'t‘-t‘,\‘ stockholder. that farm labor for spring 'llld sum—iSitnmcrmdn when th'it officer was at- . QUEEN OF ROUMANIA I
l‘- . ‘ ' ‘ . \E":’,.-"',——-' l: .
most 0i whom throw them ill the nicr work was plentiful at from $30‘temptinc to arrest a girl who had been .fact 3:13.319kp‘9212.[orl‘tzp‘gerl‘gt ACTIVE IN Y. W. C. A. .
xvncw lmSket. (me co‘ncr-rn'ihnl semis to $40 a month ilS compared with with llistmt previously. .Q'n'ingq ,"T‘". tli ' ‘ . at) T 5 That tlie.Q Ben 0f Roumanla has ”‘3 -
'a cap; only to lliase stockholders who “(tires of from $50 to $60 a month. .__.__.._.___—— t‘m '1\:(-t:'l§;e “(‘h‘ “tissufilrihflnl, 91113:“?“31-9 of h .r people and their devcl- :
ask {or it says that only about 9: pcl‘lptiiti inst year. \yAui-z CONFERENCE CONTINI‘I-ZD. .qtatos hlls , '.. . t h m? moment so closely at heart that in :t .
, coil or them tile a request. it is not' in Illinois the state department of :iit th'tn ‘ma if“: ‘Pr sumi lib is cle.|.(lilenln‘la or emergency native Rouma- .
2i it‘f using: commentary cn ‘lw ivu'sin- Ilalmr reports tat-m hands going back I.[»l-TS,u~RGH_ April ts.-——'l‘he man_ '8 per‘Ct-nt 2‘. ‘33}:03?‘ :Lfihfntoal’: plans in .social work “prone thr‘ 2
(a lurf'slglil of the :tx-(qqtcc _Ame,-ienu 'to the {arms and accepting the cut in (lgfls- committee of the Pennsylvania, world's “WW “1‘- \llll"'l .. [Zr 0 1L queen“ for help. was told by an“ .
a to lLl‘CHY that he euros nothtuq :thoutfwuizes. ”Railroad (‘ompaflV today continued Authoriti- {an thi; Q‘,l'trf':;;‘“ l the Anita Hodgskin oi Berkeley. Califm‘: :
wlmi thr men .who have his money. Kansas farmers are demanding ex- ”1‘." “.3“? reduction coui‘ercnces with '5‘“.ng Ram“ Association ‘n mtnia, upon her return from two years ‘
”are (lI’lllT‘: With ll’. peril-need men after worrying alom: representatives of eniploves of the’qtatc or N [Y k .‘~, 0 reiiidenCe in Roumania. Miss HOdE- t
“ A similar story might be Written of . i‘m‘ seyel‘nl years with any sort or if“ mm} A Plans ‘of the corn any for . 'ifn extent' é“ ' W1: 3‘ -mh has "fad" skin was executive for the Roumanl!m C
Cont—“r55 and the N‘DONS 0f “9 Dl‘O- ltor that presented itself .uccording to “.1”: cut “17",? to b» ‘ pitt-“l 't ' at )at k ll sue. mu“! ““9" of sanings Y_ W. C, A. in Bucharest. .
. (10963118‘5. The Senate and House officials of the Kansas lt‘ree Employ- (14:28 meet" 't l‘It‘Su Hflr u .1 0‘ l‘otjt‘s 1:0‘ugllmll lllt‘ “Orlti. In pro— “Queen Marie RPPDB so closely in ‘
'. ”w” 1“- “S‘liw 9““ encased “l ”am'llm'm \IH‘WU- EMK‘I‘ivm‘i'd ulmli‘ .3.-. .i .-q if: .on ( latte? or "19.“!- ‘31 1120'; odpmnfkiuon‘ said a 5““9' touch with her people and is so grater t
. ing 1?st that vitally “m.“ ”w wealth. film” “N, brim: 10mm“! as fast as ”My 0:31;; $1.5m}: 1:31:26 rs. ('\1(-Tl’ll(*n and 'cign (Sim; _ today. :1 num‘bor 0!: tor- ful for any corporation in their be- i
5191“”- W‘“ ”"9“." 9r ””3" “lizr'llvlul'lili'. however. while tin-re tire about \Nm‘ 1f . “3].. ii )3“; film-(gr ”film“- State l u ”a, fun“ "9 I"n“‘lfhali’. that in opening the Roumtmian .
Yet ”if“ “in" Who reads ”‘0 (‘Oll- Sixteen a 1 ilicants for ev‘ry ’ol i- ‘ . (. Al ( l H' (““5“”) ‘“’o~ 0f 8 n hunt "I" of depositors. Y “' C C A ' ‘ l di-‘blfid l 1101‘ '
" - t . - . H ‘ ‘ ~‘ ’ 0“" the lmtetl States Railroad l-i “i-ZurOpeqn pto le thr l t ‘ ‘ ' ' “ “P me n 0 .
fire-““01”” L900?” IS "51"“ '“d‘Wl- “lam other lines of industry. the records it -l - Jam" 1 - ‘ P ' oug ‘. cen ur— not only officially. but for man." per- .
Blend. tl‘v-‘lt l‘ulrlii‘uiion '15 mmlt' UH“ show. 7 Dad" “ml““lg “8“"18 covered by e§d°:)t‘tpu2gh_ tor mere existence." sonal kindnesses in smoothing away ~
0‘93”." or “““”“°_"1}“l‘ (‘llr-np mites. all 'l he bureau warns that farm hands \ec on om :"nnmi 31'”? “\E'MF’V1"°f"'11"°§ditficlflties in our path. said Misa :
tendwc to cast ridicule upon our fOl’m‘who “.an to (it-line how many hours SClFVTlFfl‘ I’AIIRYIVF be”; trained h: “;'l‘::‘l‘(‘:;l$"“_i ‘htne | Hodgskin. "Yet. ii in only typical of .
. 0f i"“‘:“m;‘”t “if“ ‘1‘" }(“-7‘51f;‘0"‘51 who a «lay the)" are willing to work stand 1' ‘ h on)\- willie \m”.ic.”l‘.. half“ {‘JS‘JUIWT attitude towards a” such amivi- .
ma '0 l ‘9 “W5 “l 0““ nrmi V “'r ‘ l“~ Poor chance of' getting jobs. 9 . . — .. ‘ ' ‘ , ' ‘ ' ‘ “3' , ‘ ‘ tics. “'hen the (‘nnadian nurses passed .
Max:412 \Ytrt- it but t'f-Hli'fr-tl. lllf‘l‘c 35' The general scale recognized in l 11PM,()NTTON’ Aim" April 7.-Such;mt‘ a (‘Onlpurliln't‘h m5}- "”"H‘r‘ Thp'through Bucai‘est and there was no i
no WM... illuminating periodical iu the Kansas. the principal growing state" glint-Isis; Doctor ot't livesé-iilflkillfl‘o..uvf‘li’llg‘f‘v American family. tmtil quilt-1pm", for them to stay Oi'crnight .
m, gml gimp; than the Congressional '“wmfling .0 bureau oililcials. runs: For gr!" bfcsol‘or olf Butter-churning";rt;ct.,ntl._\ .1 made llS‘(-\[)q‘~n|]i(ur‘.s on the l someone said ‘phone the qtfiacu.‘ and t
.. cm (l‘PC‘i upon graduates of‘Pun- Dd!» Ckllfllhts ltrst and save through Lady Lahovari. her lady~iii-
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