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; masonic NOTES
03E
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Old Well Lodge. No. 108 F. and A.
I. Meets in Masonic building. South
Ilain street. 1st and 8rd Tuesday of
catch month. July and August except-
.d, at 8 o'clock. All Master Masons-
urdlaliy and fraternally invited.
EDISON '1‘. HARRIS, W. M.
l ROBERT M. WILCOI. Sec’y.
' Butler Chapter No. 38. R. A. M..
fleets in Masonic Temple. South Main
meet. the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of
”h month at 8 o'clock. July and
‘ugus: excepted. All R. A. Masons
Cordially and fraternally invited.
1' h. n. nnacn. n. r.
i F. S. LYOV, Secretary.
F
tn]; I-i.\'rrsiu m. I'DIIA cox-
'l‘l\l Its.
.
'1‘le \\: r departuunt ofl'cis an ex-
flptimm‘ly tm oppm'tunity for
young in a :i 01' 1].. con: try to gel mili-
.nry in”! in; thlcnt enlisting in the
regular army, 'I‘bis is to be accomp-
.ii=hcd ll*"itii:li tltl mtdiuni of train—(
ing camps. a' d it v mu- at i‘iatisburg
”aria-wk» “i'l .svru- the Eastern
flatts
'rm l'lattslmr: idea is not a new
Dnc, it “as smrtvd by Mayor Gener—
3' Leonard \\'uod lit-fore America en-
.ercd tlm \xar. it met with success.
fl‘he l’iattsbnrgr iiir-a was adopted by
Ihe our department when war came.
find camps sprung up all over the
linitul Statis. Tine theory is that
there art a larcc number of men who
”Ovid like to get a military training.
Mt mlio do not find it convenient in
mud a town of enlistment in the rel!—
mltu' army or in the national guard,
my intensive trainirg‘ the same
'aunouut of instruction is given in a
Uncutb's course.
The camp will start Aug. . and it
will last one month. The govern-
Sneri pays the transportation and cv-
mt‘llSi'.‘ of the men \vhcn tiny are in
.-
‘rm ‘ . ‘ ‘ <‘ 27-. ‘11 “ .. -.* , f ”,. .r hageffira .r"'
Where Nations, UNeig-hbors, Bear One
Another Naughl; but Ill Will
By SENATOR MEDILL McCORMICK of Illinois
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The traveler returning fmm Europe comes from an old world where
the rivalries and bitter jealousies between the peoples which have been
allies are almost equal to the hates which still live among those who were
- enemies; he comes from an old world in which it is the general rule that
ifynations arc neighbors they hear one another naught but ill will.
Despite the disarmament of the countries west of Russia, there are
as many men under arms as there were in central and western Europe be-
fore the outbreak of the conflict in 1914. The coprsc upon which Europe
has embarked, if followed to ita-é’hd, will lead to irretrievable ruin.
The total number of statei‘yeit of Russia has been increased by seven,
each circumscribed by tariffy'lhf. restrictions upon travel and railway.
transit, that are tantamouht toss-blockade. If there is ruin to the east
of central Europe, to the west ofjt the victorious countries are beset by
economic disorders and crushed by continuing deficits.
0000E3P000ENGE { .
000083 TAKEN BY
40,000 [0308003
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(f‘iili‘AGO. May 12.—~0pening of
the unixcrsity front door by means of
corte-spondcncc courses. so that vau-
dmilic actor. cook or printer can go
to college by mail. if he chooses is
one at the most striking developments
of the college world of today. it is in-
dicated by a partial census of this
iit'lii. talwn by The Associated l'reu.
In 13 universities more than 40.000
:iSMEi PASIiA
pcrsons——thc great majority pastrobi
courses pith a two cent stump.
was the list:
I
liege age and from a great many walks L
of lit‘(-——-\vcre reported taking college
This ’
fi———
mamp. lictrular army ol‘t‘ictrs are de-
‘ailmi to art as instruclors. The men
'1”! plan to to tin-r“ \vitlt lilt' it‘t-a
(if l.’l\ill': ont- month of pleasure had
Ntltr stay at home. If thev are
flitting to put in a month at hard
work. that “ii intake them fool iict-
Ier Illll“li'1ill)‘ and give them the
Rudiments of military training. they
fill] have a vacation worth while.
There are no strings. attached to
‘hc camp. Attendance there does not
make military service compulsory at
any future time. It simply gives the
attendant tl.c military training
which pill be of benefit to him if hil
Dervict-s art- ncetled, He would not
Iran to start at the bottom. The
Steed or train-«l officers is recognized
as paramount in time of war. The
Qurposo- of these camps is to fit
young men for commissions in time
0! (-nicrgrncy. No one wants war.
but few llt-li0'\'(‘ it will new-r come
again. And there is -no better guar-
anlce of wave than sane prepared
chsil.
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The way a lot of merchants feel
flow. they would be willing to pay a
sales tax and not pass it on to the
purchaser.
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Postmaster General Hays. it is
IOpcd. “ill have a confidential talk
With the clerk whose attention is so
hard to attract when you want to buy
a stamp.
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'l‘hcre are 293 lawyers in the pres-
ent congress. which gives promise of
a. lot of business for the supreme
c0urt.
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‘ European nations may decide some
hay that it is cheaper to be peacablc
than to pay the policcman's salary.
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Father‘s day is the first of every
anoath “hen the bills come around.
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Even if the weather is milder don't
forget to lock the cellar.
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Never take the snow shovel from
the door. i
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KAY ‘MAKE. BIG LAND PURCHASE
Gl'ATEMAliA. M'ay 12.-—A cattle
company financed by United States
Investors. is negotiating with‘ the
'Guatemalan government for the pur-
chase of 17,000 acres of coast land
three miles from Puerto Barrios, on
the East coast of Guatemala. The
land is covered with dense tropical
torest.
It is the purpose of the company to
l'tiiu'rsit)’ oi' ("iiicarzo. . 5.575 . . ‘_' , _ a -
(‘olumbi'i l'niversitv 500 ‘ A.\(,.(lili\. Turkey. .\la_\ 1-.—ismet
l' “-‘rtv of Floriih _.) Vii l’asha. who defeated the Greeks at
l Iiiitn'bl l'niversitv ' ‘ .086 ’llli' Valley entrance. before the City of
I" J“ “I‘l'tte Polio-ire """" “4“ ‘l-Zski Shehr. has become a Nationalist
f" " ‘Hf . .‘ Z'. """ 1 :00 :lirro. second only to Mustapliu Kemai
l ll|\¢‘l.\ll)- oi' lxansas... . .. .. _ ”2th
l'niu-rsity of Kentucky. . . . 4 ii i , '.. ‘_ .
l'ni\crsii\' of \“nm‘mmfl 7...: lbs \icton has madcforeizncrs re-
{adversity 0'. A‘llfifiullri ' 1 ”“7 “Member that thi- Turks lune been
l'niu-rsity ut‘ \. .l-lakot-i-H '..,._‘, Etlghting for llliil' yours. on a stretch.
Ul~io él'l'll' ‘.‘”i'\m_qnv ' ' 4 «no land are the only soldiers in Europe.
l'i:i\ri“silv ot" (lkl-ihmua”. ' .Mifl ‘§.l\i‘ the Hungarians. their blood nin-
l’iiiu Run". m. 'l‘cvii‘x I 1 5:5, tives. \\ ho art- not tire-d out.
1 ..-l\._,;-"“. or \Viscmrsin .20 110 lsmet l‘ashn used the winter in or-
’i‘h(-v come from l‘\i'l‘\'“'llt'l‘t' licri- gnnizing “"- mhhl'. of an army 1"”
and abroad. One member of the L'ni- 'UT‘T It?!" trite‘airmlstice.cand‘ which
versity of Chicago‘s correspondence “ n5 ‘ ‘ "”0 ‘v‘ ”W ”9”" ‘9“
classes li\l~s above Illi' Arctic Circle. Imonihs ago, “0 “on his battle 1“"
12.1 miles south of Alaska's furthest. iii-tum: the “film". think he was going
northern Wm". Another. in China. is lto retreat. then he about—faced and
”n llJl\'i-i I“. coolic train bcvond the counter-attacked. “1- has stated that
Harlin-st navigable lioint .On the ‘hv used the tactics of Jon“, 3‘ ”10
Y'tntsc Klan: - ibattie of the Marne.
The “Mary is of vast importance
jor the ’l‘urk Nationalists. and its po-
lliiicai importance may be such as to
ievcntuniiydrivc theuilio-d troops out of
Constantinople; let them be replaced
tin political influence by Moscow. and
iniso encourage the Serbs and llulgars
tto take advantage of a weakened
Greece. It is pointed out here that
,those nations responsible for not tire-
Iventing the Greek offensive appear to
[have been so confident of the success
{of Greek arms that they did not stop
cers. dreasmakers and bull players.
“’hile c 0 l l e. g e correspondence gilt-£23m" the consequences of Greek
courses are by no means new they
.. ' ' Ismet Pasha is a man of 45 and
are dneloping rapidly in a number Otideaf. His deafness is cited by the
schools. In still other great institu-; ’ .
tions nothing is being done m this"l‘urks. who loye silence and contem-
field; for instance, at the universities ;plation, as one of "‘9 reasons of h"
. 'suécessful planning. He is a 1
i' [‘0 iv Mi i l - ‘ prm uct
:0”. nus) apia. ch gun and II t. of U“, great w.“ having be?“ chief of
(‘ours‘m most favored differ with .the General Staff under Envcr Pasha.
dim-rent institutions. At \Visconsln,
business was most popular. a third of
the correspondence students. or 3,898.
taking it; while engineering and in-
dustrial studies draw a fourth. At the
University of Kansas it was foreign
languages that stood first: at the Uni-
versity of Kentucky, practical mining:
More than 300 different occumtkms
were furnished students for Ohio State
i'niu-rsily's unricuiturai correspond—
cnci- courses at the last listing. Per-
sons taking coiivrze mail courses,
there and elsewhere. run from day
labori-rs. clergymcn. farmers. Kl‘od‘r)‘
clerks, boarding housekeepers, cooks.
bunk clerks. geologists and quarry-
mcn to carpenters. mill workers. anl<
deviile actors. artists. waiters. men in
penitentiaries. janitors. probation om-
ACI'I'NG DEAN 0]“ 31.185. Tl-‘K‘n.
CAMBRIDGE. Masa, May '12.—
The appointment of Prof. Henry P.
Talbot as acting dean of the Mama-
cbusetts Institute of Technology. was
announced by the executive commit—
tee yesterday. He will fill the posi-
tion during the indefinite leave of ab-
at the University of Oklahoma edu- .
I u t
cation. and. at the University of Ohi- 3:33“ granted “was" Alfred E-
cago. Indiana and Texas. English. —
A charactertistic feature of the col- COBLEVZ M . ' <
. - . a) lit—somebody
lege correspondence courses is the ra- asked one of the soldiers of the
pldit)‘ With WhICh they help the uni- American army on the Rhine what
versity to meet 909111!" demand 101' they meant by referring to their or-
instructlon. An outstanding inn-trap nnlnflon as the “A F ..
tion of this is noted at the University replied: "Officially 'it ' 32$; 3:
of “'isconsin. where work on the pre- American Forces in Germany but
pamtion of a course in Federal income .doughboys call it ‘Aiien's family in
tax accounting was carried on. while .Gem‘nyg n
the law was in the making. The The replv 1. indi ti -
course was completed and enrollment tions between @9224: 0:13: "2;;
of students begun within a. very few
days after the President signed the :American Commander. and his troops.
act.
Indicative of the extent to which
this work is carried on at the Uni-
versity of Wisconsin.
have been prepared by the corre-
spondence start. The number of cop-
ies sold in the last ten years to oth-
ers than the university's correspond- regularly can make a. mistake by
Ience students. upon which the instl- flushing the kidneys occasionally.
tution received a royalty, was 135.060. says a well-known authority. Meat
Royalties the past year alone totalled forms uric acid which excites the
$30,000. kidneys. they become overworked
from the strain, get sluggish and fail
IBIS}! emu IN PRISON. to filter the waste and poisons from
err MEAT WHEN
mms norm
hurts or Bladder troubles
No man or woman who eats meat
BELFAST. Ireland. May Ira—Ten all rheumatism. headaches. liver
women and girls are at present under- trouble; nervousnel. disuness. sleep-
soing imprisonment tor Irish ponti- lemo- aud six-tasty disorders come
first exploit the forest for ita‘valuable
timberfchiefly mahogany. after which
he land will be cleared for the pur-
pose“: nun; cattle.
Mmisingissaidtobetheurost
profitable investment that
can be
.ade‘iu this country. Formerly éat-
fls wis' imported here from Honduras
and Eeadco. but now trainloa'ds of
attic are being shipped from the
touches along the southern coast mu»
"’lexlco daily and sold at good prices.
lotus or the newspapers urge the rats-
I-g of more cattle. pointing out that
Guatemala not only has the laid
“animate for that purpose but I- a.
government and an im
~ not given to ram m
‘rife. hotwithhnding b 'm
- maintained to the m.
_ Prudent Hen-er: who Is a. *1-
, mnlt, m- -,
Ht amour-cs ths M
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mans“ '
reduces-es. their-sentences mflu’g cro- mm
.from three months to .ten years. The moment you feel a dull tube
The youngest prisoner. m in the m or your mics.“
Bowlea, who was captured near cars it the urine is cloudy. onensive. full
wearing armor and carrying a. Lewis of sedimnt. m dimer“
mu lsmofaseandshehas attenuator-Moran.”
been ordend to be detained in a re- stop eating nectar-d “about!”
formatory until she reaches the age ounces of Jud Salts tron any phat
of 19 years. . maeyrtsh-a must- a glow
‘Flfteen others have not yet been of water mum in
tried. few am 70* Ml! ‘aet
LABOR mom AGAIN“ “I.
is...” tantalum
scold ’ . flue-Mm
BOEI‘DN. Ha: 1:.—tA petition .mrgeueruions
deal the open.- flle Elam
tion otawlflgnedbymcsn “'hWnfljow
ms mm.“ M’ mun “cassa-
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been filed bvhbor m his: M
bad man mus-a ~ ‘
ice-immune 'thdsy , '
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26 text books Take a glass of Salts if your Back
the blood. then we get sick. Nearly'- :-
Id 9 . unit-.1 venom-rims
.4-
The Japanese polleemau. ever on ma lookout for Korean matcoutenta.
keeps careful watch over every Korean Wish) his village. This policeman
has every member of this particular Korean family listed and knows prac-
tically everything they do from mornir' until night. He makes a daily in-
COMING
An Event That Many Women» Are Waiting
Our 33rd
Anniversary S ale
The Best Values in Years
. For.
Watch for Our Announcements Later.
.ection of their home. M
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[islands and will be asked to teach BOGUS CHARITY “l: Show cards or “Ht "
. v t e State Boar. rt» ,. - .
Hm AMERIBAN when..." COLLECTORS FIND T... i...— .. 1.
- “PICKING” IS E ASYrumic Acts of cm... ‘
‘SHIPS AND MOTORS IChapter 409 says 1:. s. '
“No erson slid“. Sit 1r“ -
muHERs NEEflEn CALLED U. S. PETS «Continued from P186 One) \gies. :ul)3(‘l‘lpliO‘.1.-l or. 9..
t ng for any allc vi r»-' .-
Continued from Firlt 9“ it comes to charity and though in the-imam“ 0“ Fillldllli‘gmi‘h‘ . :1.
Will Be Scattered All Overt . ’ —' ‘— town old (‘hiet‘ Mahackemo sold toffih‘?r than a “”th (. :1“-
. . . ‘usui against Pacific roads to discour- the e‘rl)‘ whites charitv begins at ization for aims. in mt: .. .
the Phlh-pplne ISlandS 38" "”1 transportation 0‘ “‘1“ afid-home. it. doesn't alwavs. stav there:is soliciting. 01‘ “Tibi- '11
gthat the Southern Pacific alone lost Not-walk recon‘Lv contributed'lavish-im which such Person or a -.-‘
MANILA. May lfl.——I~‘ii‘iy Amer‘-184.000_000 through motor truck com- 1)— to a collertiorl that was being tali- i is located. unless sucix i
can teachers for tllt' bureau of odu_ipetition. 9“ for relief or some 38‘ 0f Der-9005mm." ”9““ am‘mwd 1*" ' \ t
0mm“ of the Phillippine Island are Calling attention to the fact that reported to be in dire distxess Afton“ the State Board 05 C r,
needed for the coming school year the aggregate expenditures of the the collectors and the collection hadi°n application 05 5‘11" i‘v‘ I.
which begins the nrst of m,“ June Shipping Board up to Janpary 1 this‘takcn the train from tha loweri‘alf 0f 5““ ”ms“: i“ " “he
and the department of public lnstruc- year had been reported as 83.062.-ldepot of the city. someone awoke.;5ha“ determine “11'3”?“ 1:..-
tion has notified Dr. “v. W. Mar-ifl‘m-“OO in the construction of 1.667 .but it was too late. for all trace of the .is ‘1 religious 0"" O" a i“ ’ Mr"
Quardt. superintendent or FillpinofVi‘SN‘lS "engaged in most EZKI'PSSl‘T‘EDrofl-ssional reapers had been lost“f charity or pliilantrot' 'e"
pensionados (those who are at school “033““59 competition With the rail- when their railroad tickets had been mnng ‘0 reasonable 5‘3“ ‘ r
in the United States at government'roads-" M“ Knitschnitt said: bowl“ and paid for.. The E\‘Pnlt‘-R.“i"n°-" and integrity. W
cvpense) in the l‘nitcrl States. to ob- "The practice of the board is to Sentinel reported the “rake" drive l0 ““ds' SM” 1mm“? ‘t' "'3
min the services of that number as.turn these over to agents to Operate “‘9 police. but action 0“ a rigid “Wham; to the Rumor“), ir‘ ‘i‘
soon as powme, at the expense of the Shipping Board. vestigation "1le fire until ”191mm“? to that ‘I'mTt' \ “A.
Dr. Alegandro Albert. acting secre—wvho receive for their services 5 perzmalnstavs 0f the ("We had left and cute may be ""0““! " "7‘
tary of public instruction. said tltntment. of the gross receipts.
in order to attract American teachers relieved of obligation
They are ;all that was obtained was a bunch of.
to show any-lunused tags.
to the Philippines. the entrance mlfinct return to pay overhead expenscsd
aries had been owl at 2.800 pesos a or a return on the property invest-ihuve been similarly cleaned of Imper-
year (approvimati ly 81.400.) 3.000 ment. so that all incentives to conser-
pi~sos (81.500) and 3.400 pesos vatlve rate making and efliciency of
(81.700). This is an increase of up-imanagement are absent."
proximately {.300 a year over the sol-i
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Senator Townsend (Mich) criticisteparted taking even the coat with
Any person violating a:‘
3this act shall be fixed 1'
31mm, or imprisoned r.“
130 days. or both."
Other communities in the state
fluous change by the wolves. I'nau-
thorized collectors have gathered iniHIi-‘H PRll-ISTHOUD ii'\\i \nm
funds under Charity's cloak and later?
HAltTl-‘tlllll.
May 1- ’ -v~_ r
nrics heretofore paid American ed Mr. Kruttschnitt for apparentiyfthcm and but a memory behind. C(nvention oi liigh I‘m-v .4:
teacher; .trying to discourage highway dcvei-'Thc situation has struck omcitudom Arch Masonry in Connu' no
The'entrance salary of 2.800 (op-iopmcnt. :50 seriously that formal warnings‘held Tuesday evening 'Tc,
proximately 81.400) is offered to This Mr. Kruttschnitt denied. add-ghave. been recently issued advising Temple. The ordrr or ii '4;
tthose. who have had no experience. injid’g. “But 1 do believe that therelpersons to trust those whom they hood was conferred or. :u rm.-
teaching: tho .000 pesos to those should ‘be mietton of their trunk. know or those who exhibit unques- candidates by President W. ..:; 1,
who have I. l _ ted expuience. and rated. in him to rate flotation nonable credentials and no others. Lat-ash. of West Haven. and : cunt.
3.400 pesos salary will be paid those of railroads. and that they a well as There is a law against improper officers. Officers for the cor : :mr
who have devoted several years to
educational work.
water carriers ought not to be
sidlzed so
sub-
largeiy without giving
were elected as follows:
President. “'iiiiarn N. ' ‘..
collecting. There is remedy at law
for prosecution of those who solicit!
”These figures should be. sunk-lent some return. funds without right. But usually the Branford: Vice-president, ‘ .. I
to attract Americans to the Philip. "In endeavoring to free themselves‘law is circumvented in the first. in~ Clark. New Britain: (7‘: E
plum and even if these amounts are from the bonds of the labor agree-‘stnnee because of a gullible public Ward DeKivn. Dunbar}: z-v:
considered inauflicient. the chance ments riveted on them during Fed- and then by the complete vanishment'lsaiah Baker. Jr.. Hartford: inwards:
that is given adventurous Americans oral control the roilroads are trying of all concerned with the fraud. Frank W. Beardsley. Derby. ~~’~3!'d'
to come to the Philippine islands to eliminate conditions that militate The State Tubepculosis commission Ceremonies. Edward F. iii? ' *1 Va-
and the F" Balk should be sufficient walnut their modulus such serflce has trace of illicit solociting that has'mmn; Conductor. Henry D Van
t0 make “ache“ accept the offers." as the public has the right to expect been conducted- in their name New Britain: Herald, (5 .- < I
laid Dr- Albert "Iron acceptins and in so doing are championing its throughout Connecticut without the Tyler. Meriden: Steward. i- ; s
: e'oflr‘rs a contract for two years is cause." resultant benefit to their cause. Conkliu. Litchneld; Son'- . Meg!
° )0 gned. “Nil Nil! WNW! may be They have warned people and ask A. Loomls, Hartford.
extended. if so desired. Most‘ of the
Sentinel Advertisements Bring Good
teachers will be scattered over the
Reliant.
that canvassers for funds for tuber-
culosis relief be asked in an instances Advertise in the Sentinel.
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