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* n'HURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1921
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TOMORROW
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MASONIC NOTE.c
Old Well Lodge. No; 108 F. and A':
M. Meets in Masonic building. South
Main street. lst and 3rd Tuesday of
ouch month. July and August except-
ed. at 8 o'clock. All Master Masons
Dordially and fraternally invited.
EDISON T. HARRIS. W. M.
k ROBERT M. WIDCOX. Sec‘y.
Puller Clmptnr .No. 38. R. A. lit.
meets in Masonic Temple. South Main
Direct. the 2nd rind 4th Tuesdays of
bach month at 3 o‘clock. July and
'August c\u-.ptml All R. A. Masons
cordial}: and frnicrnaliy invited
I). ll. BEACH ll. 1‘.
‘ F. R LYON, Secretary.
Butler
4331) I" m. w”
A stntcd «invocation of
III i.ll|'.\ II1~I~I..\YS mar
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H’Il.» “I? '7 13". \‘.l‘ ill-V l‘ui’l llll'
away” iv. H. p; wv liar Iu-xi morning.
I "lI‘.~ ;«.‘i awry «iiwnnccrtiug. Tho
if”! Ii .m- l iul lrn'iidi swims to lm that‘
I" ll‘_iL'l.v.\ ii I:~l.< il~1r2s out lurinrr-
5‘ .«_~.4 ll: Sm ms to lunr studied out
Rho i.1w‘~'aiim~:‘ :xinniion so thorn
o‘.t",l\ ii i l.- l\“o\l.’,< l‘.0\\‘ to moot
:n ' I'lllf‘"‘.:~'.l‘\' llmi 03‘ 'l‘lifll Qllf'il-
SI, of ll:Ix~':Ltl.l ;.'.-i quick (incision
‘wu-I'... in 1" \.-*-- tn“. ‘.“ r: r‘hici‘ of
cliff hill of rmtrs.‘ its tr-rrilily out
‘of p’mi iu ;. Slowl‘vy of state."
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T3". *1 \I TOR Illa LITF‘
Aplil(l\lll‘.liil l\ S‘jfl'uiqll‘uflllfl was r0-
xili-o-i L3- lll" ration \viilr‘ “campaign
of lif- EIIrqu m. lif'lif‘f (‘ouncil of
Vail lv llt'lNll llnmr-r is chairman.
1m iIImi< “llll \\lll(‘ll to profido for
:12. (HI- . (lillllfli in Eastern and
l‘IIIll'ul Eurolw until the next har—
.‘NJ
l‘mcr-IISO of lllf' falling: pricod or
fondshfl'fs it hns lw-cn (Vplnined this
sum will lie sumi-irni to carry out
lllIC- council's program which. when it
Mm» onlliani, was cqwcctcd to cost
$1!L§I”"‘,|"II'I.
'l‘ln- uu'mnv. stair-s lIm-n nlrcndi'
yr-lmI-tmi Six m'w-Jvl’m rollbctrrl ziIIrinc.‘
IIlII illl'~l' \\’lili‘ll riosml officially April
‘1, lm: Simulvw- mom is r-npocted to
1w r; Itnl llll‘i‘illzl‘ this smircn. Other
sums to in» «icvx'oir‘il to the council's
mlnflliilll arc program are sg‘onnfioo
310m thr- Jowisli Joint Distribution
(‘ommiiln’z 5. NW”. 00“ {Iom ”10 Rod
"10:“ {ll Ii $311me from the Ameri-
I an i‘r llv f VAillllllllSllI‘illOIl.
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11"“ .‘lli‘lllllllg Il’l‘illli To DECIDE
0N DAYLIGIIT.
llv‘niliors of tho l-‘airficld county bar
azflt‘uhiinn (”C to in" given an oppor—
flunih to (\pross lll(ll desires in the
mailer of dnxlight saxing when the
short Cnlt-lldill‘ session of the Superior
courl is htld nr\t Fridav. Judges or
iii” Surrrinr cmnt mrcting today have
decidui to put the question up to mem
bers of the bar and it will be brought
up as a motion during the short cal-
endar scssion.
1 mil that time the courts will con-
iiii. ur to operate on the standard time
schcdulr- and both the Superior and
Common Pleas courts opened in ac-
cordance with that time toda}.
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'I'H‘E\ SHE HURRIED FORCE.
Mrs. Johson had gone away from
’liome leaving Mr. Jobson lamenting
0n arriving at her destination she
missed her gold brooch and sent a
:pos+ card to tier semnt asking the
mint her know if she found any-
flung on the dining room floor when
sweeping it next morning.
“9 5"“ t duly replied! “Dear
fl 1 fOllnl fun—thing when sweeping
the dining T’lorn flOOl' this morning
,1 ””3” ‘0 "rm that 1 found thirty
matches 11 re
wards» ‘3 coma and a. pack of
I Mrs Job-:0” r f
sq”- ~ e urned by the next
:nh' Pittsburgh Chronicle m
cheviots.
KIRSCHBAUM CLOTHES - SPRING' 1921
A BUSINESS MAN’S SUIT;
. $40
Merchant! Banker! Lawye
All men who prefer dignity, solid
quality, quiet conservatism—and who
‘ do not overlook economy!
group of Kirschbaum Clothes tailored ‘
especially for you in worsteds ,serges *
The price is forty dollars.
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C-‘mrkht. i92i.
rxhhomn Comps-y
PH‘DAVI-A
._‘ 8.....5 Wasungmx; St. 1- .52- NQRWALKJ
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THURSDAY APRIL 23 1921' :.
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BOSTON ST
Special for Friday
Corduroy a Yard 6%
Regular price $1.50
inches wide. and .Kllllll‘li :1. .2 ‘ .
Just the fabric for 5';qu i
(I‘llildl‘t'li's \-._..
New Silk
Shirting a Yard 99c
Formerly >2.3¢I
322
A splendid qnalilx filml} In wn ;,
some stripes. and riq ll mlnr i
3301mm 5 BllHlN \ (.r _\
' HERE IS AN OPPORTL'MH mgr
SOMETHING on Hi” THE
ORDINARY
“THE WONDER
PHONOGRAPH"
All nutmmnic talking Innwirixw
features. I'vprcwming ilw high-Iv Iw
achieved in one of AmwriI-u "s. m :n.
COME TO 136 33 ASHI\("iH\ \Tlli-Ii
I‘tl‘luél‘l\ (iii l I‘llkl ll\ -‘xltgv \
And ( onvince 301qu ii
AGENTS WANTED
EATS lAUfiHT ll]
UPSET lAMPS
Credit Man Tells How Thcv
Are Trained to Set Fire to
Buildings in Insurancei
Frauds ’
.\'l'2\\’ YORK. .\plll of
how but.“ Ill" iziupzhl to upmt lumps.
UlilS‘ selling lll‘i' lo liiiildlllL's, er‘t' ir-
lJlin ll( re lmiux' M L‘. 1'. \3'vsl. llliiilil-
gar ol‘ lhr- invosligzuion and prosecu-
tion department of llli' National Asso-
r-izition m’ ('n-dit Men. in Ilrmiling t-x‘
pusnrrs ul‘ sleoIm-s usrd by store-
kccpcrzz in gain insurance.
\3'liilr irn‘cslilrnlin': in Paterson, N.
.l.. um nil): .\lr. \\'est said he bccnmo
intt-rrslmi in tin» dimppcarnnm- of
Si"\('l‘1ll sziiclu is used for transporting
:mimnls. llr- tmcml the case to Ches-
li‘l‘. l‘;i.. and the trail led him to n.
.4
2<=~Rorlrs
'I soon ioum‘i out the reason " lIc
miiimi. “ Tho cats “ore being trained
to fight lamps. and, when their train-
ing was complctcd. they were sold for
$27.0 much. So. when 9. man wanted a
fire in his store. all that was necessary
was to purchase a trained cat and
loan» it in his store with n. lighted
lamp. The owner could go home and
slap soundlx—nssurcd that while he
slept the cut would knock over the
lump and his store would be destroy-
iMIIiIEi’N‘S’WI’i’I
TAKE Amvi PART
PARIS. April 28.—Arrangcmcnis
for the London Congress of the Inter—
national Chamber of Commerce, to
begin Monday, June 27, have 'just
been made by the‘ board of. directors
at a meeting here.
Delegates to the congress will be
organized in five groups. V‘Vulkm" D.
Hines. formerly United States Direct-
or-Gencrnl of Railroads, will be chair-
man of the group for transportation
and communications, while the chair-
men of the other four groups will be
Dr.’VValter Leaf. Great llritzin, for
finance; Eugene Schneider. France.
for production: Marco Cumin. Italy.
for distribution: and Lucien Beckers.
Belgium, for devastated regions.
The American representatives on
group committees will prolnbly be:
Finance. Thomas W. Iamont. of J. P.
Morgan & Co.. New York: production.
E. G. Miner. president of the Ptaud-
ler Company. Rochester. N. Y.: and
distribution. Gerard Swaps. president
of the International General Electric
Company. N. Y.
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man “hum he found to be apparently .
Tomi of cats.
Spring Display
of Artistic
Home Furnishings
Angevine F urmture Co.
16 NO. MAIN ST.
(Opp. Palace Theatre)
PHONE 1333
MITCHELLS 81750
(F. O. 3. Factory)
Oakland Sensible
Y Fivc- -passenger open car, ‘3]. 39.3 Fm: .:
Two passenger roadster. $1 3W3 F m» ~~
Above price: I. o. b. Pent. ac. h‘
I Additional for wire wheel equipment . . . . . .
Sl.‘ .
TYDOL GAS
ACCESSORIES IN STORE, 55 RAILROAD mm
LUTHER M. 33 RIGHT
omen AND mm STATION, BITE L‘. ST NOW“
Ali/”f
In Victor Violin Selections im'ii F ind The
DREAM OF YOUTH
BY KREISLER
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organization and Operations of the In-
ternational Chamber. on which the
American representative will be John
Fancy. of Boston. The representative
of the United States on the committee
which will consider resolutions to be
placed before the general meeting
will be Joseph G. Detrees. president of
the United States Chamber at Com-
merce.
The board approved nearly 300 ap-
plications for membership. These in-
cluded recognized organizations in Y3.-
.rious countries and 128 firm or indi-
viduals who were admitted as asso-
ciate members.
Select committees 51ppOinted by In-
ternational Chamber will report to the
London congress. Among questions
being considered by that; committees,
with names of Amerlcén representa-
tives who have attended committee
meetings. are: ‘Double taxation, Reb-
ert Grant, >Jr.. Higginson &’Go.: com-
cial arbitration, s. G. Archibald,
ernatlonal credits. E; E. Bedrord,
Jr. ., Paris.
I
MIGHT mm BEEN m
"I wux in do movies once,“ said the
tattered visitor. . -~
“Not an actor'l" ‘ ' ‘ '
“You could hardly call me (lat.
mum. But fin de big scene I m
thrown out of a bar-room by de our."
thgggunhouuhMSmmup-fltar
Wlfifiyfiom 1:!
In addition. a committee liu been
Minuteman
I ‘n..- -MMMM
m
to dell will: Clue-£102! mash: 5’ the
drlni‘sreookmruloua'h-flfiafl
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[ill/E8 AWAY llllllSE
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SA: A llElfllllllflN
HYDE, England, April 28.-—Ausliu
Hopkiuson, a member of the House of
Commons, has just given to the local
governing council of Hyde his man-
sion. valued at $150,000 and 20 other
houses. and he has gone to live in an
old barn on what was once a part of
his estate. He has taken this action
because he believes that a manifesta-
tion of the spirit of self—meimce on
the part of public servants would
avert any danger of a revolution in
England.
Mr. Hopklngon‘s other deeds of gen-
erosity include the disposal or his tur-
nlture to friends nod the needy. part-
ly bynale at human prices. end part-
ly by tree art.- He gave his hand-
some autuhobfle to Ml chanfleur.
The latter has now started in business
with it. Hi. former unployer. the
donor at the Ira-chino. b one at his
QA
own workshops he has introduced a
profit-sharing system that it without
precedent. inasmuch as the higher the
yield the less he receives, and, after
a certain sum is reached, he is to re-
ceive nothing at all.
During the war Hopkinson was an
officer. He was discharged as unfit.
but rejoined as a. private.
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WREST REHABILITATION.
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MONTPELIER, Vt... April 28. —A
drive is being made in this State to
set an example for the nation in for-
est rehabilitation. Warnings by ex-
perts that extensive timber cutting
bids fair to change the historic Green
Mountains into a sad colored brown
range, have sunk deep in the minds
of the farmers, and hundreds are
seeking to heal the broad scam left by
the men.
For the last. few years prudent
grunge“ have been tang out an
average or 500, 000 fore-t Ieedlings
each spring on denuded wood lands
of little or no agricultural value. Re—
portl show that at least 80 per cent.
or these young-tau are developing
npédhéinto “prints-ea.
. Haul: 113-. chief forester
“the Stuart: eluted our the ever-1::
“flu“;
the
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