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of the planets.
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MASONIO NOTES
“Daylight gm 1": “mm" summation is in sight.
,‘ Qecial Communication of Old
lodge. No. 108. F. and A. M..
be held at its rooms Tuesday
. May 31st. 1921 at 7:30
.. ‘fil
'ork F. C. Degree. f
an“ Muster Masons cordially and
fly invited.
Fraternaliy yours.
Edison T. Harris. W. M.
r‘ absolutely. useless to conjecture:
‘Anest:
I supermen, Millions of (Yearsali‘roikncNOWy
.COnfronting Extinction by Cold.’
n. JOSEPH moans.
. 1"“ e
in “The End of the World"
One is tempted to imagine this race of supennen, of some minions
\ ' ction. Probably long
the issue of
perfectly red the problem of th
sun’s heat and will be able to state precisely at what period the radiation
will sink to a level which would normally be fatal to the living inhabitants
Then will begin the greatest of cosmic events, a drama
that has doubtless been played numbers of times already on the stage of
the universe—the last steed of the wonderful microcosm against the brute
~—
One conceives that our 'supermen will face the end philosophichlly.
Death is losing its terrors. The race will genially say, as we individuals
do today, that it has had 1 long run.
grim fight. Life will be worth living, for everybody, long before that con-
The hovering, demon of cold and darkness will be combated by scien-
tific means of which we have not the gem of a conception. Flammarion
has imagined the last men lived in glorified glasshouses, conserving the
pale warmth of the dying sun. Mr. Wells put his men in the moon—under-
ground, with luminous streamsf These are vague ideas of what might do
a hundred years hence, not four million, or fourteen million years. It is
But it will none the less make a
e WHlTl-IYID VlREO.
“The White-Eyed Vina,- mum.
dy. “is a little smaller than the spy-
row. ,Both the Mr: Vireo members of
the family and the Mrs. and Miss
Vireo members of the tamlly dress
much alike.
“They wear’greenlsb gray suits and
have white throats. Their sides are
rhher greenish and yellowish and
they have a number of yellow lines.
“'1 suppose folks would think I
was a queer mlxture.‘ said Mrs. White-
Eyed Wreo one day. 'I suppose they
would. In the first place I love to,
scold. I get so annoyed over little
things that happen.
“'An insect or a bee passlnl by
will annoy me and I will scold for all
I am worth. I am rather a lively and
gay little creature but I can't help
I‘scoldlng.
“‘1 am like some people. you know.
They Just like to nag and scold and
Robert M. Wilcox.
. Secretary. ""'f""'
.‘ antler Chnpter No. 38. R. A. M.. SENTINEL
,- l Mz. l 'r ,
m2... timid Elwin. $7.123 READERS’ VIEWS
of each month at 8 o'clock.
yr and August excepted. All R. A.
‘ -ns cordially and fraternal] ln-
" y .‘\D"K‘l‘3 TU LANIlllOle.
hilly 27, 1921.
D. n. BEACH, H. P. ,
I 3- “YON: Secretary. Mr. Editor.
- » llcur Sir:
\\'hut is the mattcr with the land-
lords of this city? The-y do not set-m
to bc very‘wcll informed on current
events. »
Just in ordvr to rnlighfcn thcm on
a row \‘itul qhn-stlnns or the day 1 Will
glvc them :I few facts which any
working mun is w. ll familiar with.
l"ll‘Sl -llo tlu- landlords know that
the country. as n wholv. has llllllrr~
gonc rcconstrucilon, from one cnd to
llll' (llht'l'?
Prices or ull thing's ihni \vc o-nl nnll
wrur h.l\'c iulnblml. Some more nnd
sonic lv-ss. Building material bus lm-n
rmlucml. The union laborer has iwi-n
A NATI'RAL HOLIDAY
' “Why should lil‘l- iill labor bc?" Es-
\ ~~ ly when a nation has so many
'Mble historical anniversaries to
amide an cxcum- {0r laying off?
V The latest suggestion for a nntl0n~
.I holiday has l)(’i'll lnlldc by ltcpros-
“have I’crlnn or New York. who
4—. introduced :1 bill in the House
rmvldlng that Columbus lluy. Uct.'
1.1 shall be so observed. It is a holl-
already in some slab-s.
'11 is a little strange. that this his-
- c date has not been marked thus
. “ the national (‘flli‘llilflr for many a
, hr. Whatever may be said of Leif
. form-d to iukc :l. on} in wages. Nut
mus udycniurts 0" ”‘0 ""53 only tlu- union man, but (\i'l," mun
“It in the 3'9“" l-U‘H‘: or 0" thibthni winks with hlsrlmmls or brain.
sailors who wore blown ...-
The out in wax: s has in a n so .,. | '. in
sumo cum-s. illul lllt')’ alrc l0“'("l‘ lliiln
tho living cosi.
gore on the west coast while Noah
, .- ‘lll a more boy. the fact remains
It was Christopher Columbus
, , “fled the movement which
no to fruition in tlu- grent l'nltcd
of AMI'l'li‘zl. “'hy ncghct this
.
dcudlock lnl\\‘l1l| lln- union." and illc
boast-s. ill this cny.
‘t'lhe day can ‘19 80.3l’30rV9d “3 to the country back on a. sound working
“reuse patriotism and arousc nelson...” “1. “mm,” mouns'you. Mr.
Here-t 5" ”W thrilling “"0"“ sur- lnndlord.) have got to ancriilcc some-
‘mlng the discovery of America. thing
.Wlll be esw-clallly doslrnblc. H- “15 'l‘hni mums. in plain English. that
light-hturicd Amvrlcmi fflflhlon- thr- worker has got toocccpi in cut in
- - GI! ll merely SPlZCd UPON 118 0'10 wugr-s. and the mufmiaciurer has got
”"5 Chanfl' {0" l’""”‘“r°'s“"kl"m to lowo-r his price lo the) wholcnull'r.
mons of 1390ch will hflV“ fl 300d and tlu- retailer has got to lowor his
hetnywmv. and so will Do the more pH“. to 1m. consumer.
d to national enthusiasm and You so... Mr. Landlord. If you arc n'
:‘tentmcni. llYNl lllill is (‘llOllKl‘l loipniriot and n 800d ClllZL‘ll. you have
klfy ”10 '“W‘OV'T! of any country. 'got to shurc wlih cycryonc chu- in this
... --——-——. .ru-consirucilon. You can't get nway
NON-MILITARY JAPAX. ”0'" H- And you can’t do this thins
There has bm-n such {rcqucnt us- by boosting rpm" “In"! "cu.“ hnye'
"111011 of tho wnrllkl- splrlt of Jupun you for “ll-“NR I’t‘nia on your tcnamis,
it is interesting to have uuihcn- “ho "”3 (“Frying "‘ 10““ now ”N“ ‘5
testimony on the other sldc: "8",th ihcm.
”re are some facts given by Mud-I “hm righi hu‘." you ‘0 mine 1'0"“
e Ozukl. in Japanese woman of ed“in face of thc “171 that you have to
lion and influence. Hm" 1"" for cvcrythlng you out and
madam? ()znki is the wife of Yuzlo wet” and also bulldlng n’iflll‘l’llll is
a ‘ who is head of the campnlgn much cllcnpcr. The. worker is also
“inst militarism in Japan. The ”“1"“ "‘38 to" h“ “"1"“ (‘Xpt‘mlht lull
V“. have been making a tour of their “0 ‘5 “"0 ”“h'h‘g 1““ "mm-V in
”any lately in the interest of dis- ““ng- "m‘ "0“ C3" 3'0" upon him
ment. As part of the campaign '0 "“y m" “dd”! “’5‘ 0‘ "“'" “'"h m"
v I'd- "were given out (it ouch diminishing inc: me. l'rt-sidcnt llard~
» V - ting. on which Mr. (lznkl’s uudli- lng. in n "”0”“ n ““V ”-135 1W0. amid
'lnlght cxprcss their opinion. The the working man should be paid
:4.“ tour included 1-3 of the princi- enough to ”mm" him to “"9 d““"””~"
northern cities of Japan, and out and huw all ”‘0 comforts 0' “f“. "0!-
16.000 curds which have come “"tl‘shmdmg ”mt “5 income has be”!
MR. 93 pm cont speak in favor of reduced.
' "urranm ”KM looking toward' (lls~ Hc cannot do lTl'i's if the landlord is
“ament. Five per cent are oppos. ,‘INMmmM ‘0 "1”"! him ‘0 “"1"“-
, s l-Zu-ry day you hcnr of this or that
i i - ‘- a two 1-r
30 it. an! “‘ """mmg H onc inning iholr rcni
a, unceriuln. Similar campaigns '0 _ ‘ 1 ll . l I" mlscd. \Vhy'
.her chin nri- bringing in even ‘ “0": "Jim ' t. ”H" Ill-“n”!-
' I - . k- v - .
conclusive cvldencc that ihe ' " oui "”l‘ ”N landlord. (HIDE
out of ihcir trance and rr-nlizcd ihnt
. . . r a z
-‘ "IE ““"lm‘Hn 0‘ ”‘9 lenuse tho lllull )ll'l('('
r such uciivltlcs us ro- . 0W.“ has passed and
s) petccfo p 521"" UN ivnuni n chance to live.
hcsc mwspapors nrc onconr- li‘ iho- landlords of this city knmv
V *" such action» and prominent just “0“ "lllmnular they were with
1-0” are unomclally. but quite m" public (I mean ”1“ N100 boosting
.ly. urging an agreement be. "”"llm‘lll.'illcy would Willscnnd think
... the United Sinus and Japan "WM!" “”9"" they (10 any more rc-nt
rational policies. l'“"“_"“‘
mu ic'nrmntlon is especially ilmc-l “"- ”W common W‘Olllf‘. challr-nge
lllghi all ibis monunt thl-n- l.- nfllrsi hund kmmlrcl?" of ill" “riv'nluln
. . \\’o-. ilu- common pooplc. are having liulns which lulw- :lrlswn owing to
p, mat ’l'nrih (lun- whilo soizlng n drummcd into 0‘". cars. Lliroug :ihélr coming into this couliir). The
mm “mh;810ll to mark the (‘DOChB tho m.,-us “ml magnzmpa that in or. l‘A‘M‘ whluh In, (‘udy film“! are u”-
. .7
do-r to bring about good time-s and got ‘
,thc cliy strl't-is “'I'ri‘ pnvmi with mon-
and hands
your skin.
fret, They like to say that things
aren't Just right.
“That is the way they like to do.
That is, some people like to do that
WI].
' “They rather enjoy saying:
y‘Wow don't do that." and "don't
do this."
“‘1 am the same way.
“‘But though I scold and fuse and
l! he is fair and Square
'lowv-r ihcm lll some insizlncca.
. Yours truly.
l lexsyl‘.
. ,“fifi
‘s'l‘i.ltl~;(ll'l‘l(‘il\ l.l2lTl'lIl-Z
ll c
. NI'NI).\Y NIGHT
ln‘
ternpilcnn lcciure
; 'l‘hc "I'lioninl in
who Sllllji't'l of ihc s
in lm'giun lll'\l Sunday night Jun"
{Bill in the auditorium of ll] South
INurwnlk i'onlzngniionall
'lcciurc will lM‘ glycn by Dr.
'l.. l'mly. ‘Rccroiuly of the
:Allaslonnry Association of
Kri-mlllulml church. hr.
.\lncrlcu" will
A mn-ricnn
tho I 'on—
Cm!) has in
tin Amcrlcn and is nn nuihoriiy on
[the social. poliilcnl and religious ques-
icd subjrci. A numlur of local
people huu- hc-nrd llr. Cndy on this
subject and all who huu- heard him
un- u-rytglzul that tho local church
pcopie arc to have ihls opportunity.
The uddrraa will begin at 7:30 Slum
durd‘inun
——-———__‘_.__
(‘OMI'I HAS“. (£0 {25552
‘\'l|_\lll' ll, \\'hm-lrr. or ihc Anil-
Suluun lrngur. .‘ulld in u row-ill spccch
axalnsi gambling;
t is ‘c-usy i‘illll". cnsy 30' with the
gmnblrr‘s nlollr). .\ mun might makc
in million by gambling l0dl‘. He
would llc up! to lose it tomorrow. for
he wouldn't undcrsiund its value.
"In short. he would ho like the
young country boy who came io tho
cliy. This boy hnd' boo-n told that
cy.‘ but he was incline-d to (ii-halo“-
it. Yci. lo and lwhuld. when he got
oiY ihc train. ihcrv was a ton-dollar
bill hing on ihc sidewalk.
" ‘lt‘s true. then. uric-r nll.’ M Kalil.
'\\'o-ll. my hrnri I thought li wus.‘
'And he continued on his way illl
lli‘ cmnc in n blind lu-ggar. llc' drop~
fwd his ion-dollar bill into the bog-
gur's lint.
"“l‘nke this. old fl-llcr.' he said. 'I
can see 'cm. you (‘nll'i."'——-I'Ixc'hnnge.
GIRLS! LESIONS
"LEAF" Tl": SKIN
Squcczc the juice or two lemons in-
to n boiilc containing thrcc ounces
of Orchard “'hiit. which uny drug
store will supply for a few cents.
shukc well. and you have :1 quarter
pint of harmless nnd di-llghii‘ul lcm-
on blo-uch. )ixlssngv this chr-lly fra-
grunt lotion into the face. ncck. arms
(uch dny. ihcn shortly
note the beauty and whiteness of
Famous stage beauties use this
lcmon lotion to bleach and bring that
B .,..-;vl holiday.
the future.
nugurs
. . .
A " in view or" the Scnnte resolution ”1" landlord to show cuum‘ that he is sort. clear. 7055“"th complexion.
V "1"ch lllOllfll conrcrcnce i0 (-5- justlflcd in raising rent: (at this time) "'50 us a "9'3“?- sunburn. and tan
u and one penny. blcnch btcausc it doesn’t irritate.
’xo
'———-———O—————
I". state of war in the West Vir-
' coal country has become chron-
, “finch things do not happen with-r
i} “use. (lm- or the causes. in this
'11 the state of preparedness in
both sides keep ,thcmselves.
= ' coal companies maintain private
.. bl to protect their interests.
.. ne laborers have armed them-
to meet the employers on equal
Then the shooting begins.
date of \Vest Virginia ought to
Milne governing of Mlngo county
control the armed forces thereof.
. private armies should have been
d long ago.
Chicago Family
3am.
n w
.n
- - ,, I -3
fuming to dirtnaltches .from
‘ . iit’s China's fault that Shan-
_hasn't bee-n restored before this.
China won't enter into the
. negotiations. Those wick—
.. inese are always thwarting the
' “in some philanthropy or other!
—-—-—-—._—___.
evidently meets the Japs .
= British or the Germans ori‘
« -y to reduce our navy for us.
“‘0“—
,.
we.»
“' '5 lea"!!! down her sta-
“Iron Hindenhurg" and y.
-|‘ her “iron memm~- «- ~21...
, .
4-. “I! more ,
. denial,-
lhe m
l.
Has Close Call
-—
will
church. The
George
5rd: people with new same as
: mm, 4 _
f} AW No; what “you think
M, a” '- '
”It I. Poolloh.”
do that way. still I am not really
cmss and disagreeable. And I do
most friendly things at times.
'“That is why i say that i suppose
folks would think me a queer mix-
ture.
”For. one of the very friendly
things i do is to allow a cowblrd. who
is a lazy kind of bird, to leave her
egg in my nest.
“Then I will sit on the egg and
not mind in the least. though Mrs.
Cowblnl lays a very big egg. indeed.
as big as several of my own eggs.
“‘And 1 am good to the little cow-
hird which later breaks out of the
shell and mother it and look after it.
even though it has perhaps knocked
my own little babies out at the nest.
Very forgiving am 1. Very forgiving.
indecd.’
“'But.’ said Ira. Robin. '1 think
that isn't forgiving. so much as I think
it is foolish of you. You should let
lire. Cowhird look after her own fam-
ily. It isn't as though she were ill
or very busy or had something else
of such grent Importance to do.
“she could do it perfectly well.
Bill no. she is much too lazy. That is
the whole trouble with her.
mAnd it isn‘t right that you should
let your own children seller because
Mrs. Cowblrd's child is rude and
shows yours out of the way.
“The cowblrd child is so big and
rough and can't play nicely like your
little babies.‘ \
“Perhaps what you lay is true.’
said Mrs. While-Eyes! Vireo. ‘1 am a
queer mixture. though. There is no
doubt about it.’
“There Is no doubt about that.’
said Mrs. Robin.
“But I must be off.’ Mrs. Robin
added. 'I promised Mr. Robin 1
would hunt worms with him this att-
ernoon and I anreure it is time.
“‘We walk up and down our favor
ite hills and we go over the lawns and
have a beautiful time. Good-by) said
Mrs. Robin.
“‘Good~hy.'
Vireo.
"Sometimes Mr. White-Eyed Vireo
scoids someone he "makes believe” is
about.’ Hrs. WhiteEyed Vireo said to
herself. The: is even more than I
will usually do. Yes, he scoids like
anything and even pretends he is
scolding someone if no one is around.
" 'He has a fine voice and has many
dln'erent notes. but should any one
stop and listen to him he begins to
scold the person right away as
though to say:
“'“You have no right to listen to
me. I never asked you til/listen to
he and so you needn't. How. hurry
said lire. While-Eyed
‘Government more
Candy taxes are 01 about $500,000
a month-
$13.000.000,a month. of which
Government receives slightly
than! 81.000.000.
Although lowering the collections
of taxes on,some articles. the summer
season is insrcasing the total in others
so that in the long run the Govern-
ment gains the same amohnt a month
the year round._ Automobile taxes
are nearly treble what thq were last
wihier. They are now bringing the
than 86.000.000
each thirty days. In cold months the
collections run only about 82.000.000.
Collections also are increasing on
the
more
sporting goods. motor boats and
cimplng outfits, electric. fans and
similar utensils which come into
gran-Rest Wand during hot weather.
Gum ohewers are paying the
Government approximately $128,000
a month which indicates that this
variety of exercise costs its oppon-
cuts slightly more than $1,000,000
each thirty days.
o
Salts are averaging about
,. .. ..... ... ‘g
m d. all but kuockc ui F‘lnd-
:w «u.
p'lnl-v: m]
l lhtf 1,.1
I:
(l 0
received another inilu‘ing
afternoon. Dcmpscy
unmercii'ully aroun.
wicked lcrt
straightening him up
smashes io ihc lwnd
praying iht' ln‘sl spurring
, . Hum Wm Wfldl
Dempsey Seep Sii Fast Rounds.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. 3.. Lily 31.—
W'lth a four-days' rest awaiting him,
Jack Dempsey took his last workout.
hooks. ,
‘\l‘
w» . '
l- A ~:
ihclr
.yesterday. until Saturday. stepping six the champion. as lu- fivhvs . h"
furious rounds with a trio of hparrlng timc, while lb.- olhm: f... .' N d Hi"
partners. selycs by bucking nuax- 53%.,” “n‘
The workout was witnessed by the scy's rushcs. hemp.“ \ , I I. W'”
largest crowd that has jammed the cut ovcr \Villiums' nah i {. H"
chumpions open air urens. slncc be last punch of ihwll' (“new l 'he
started training two weeks ago. There Aftcr \Vlllinms ll 1' “1 . I 1‘31. ,
were several hundred women spocia- Renault and Lou lit/lick ~ . w. . "k
tors and they applauded Dempsey nft- soy for two rounds . u. r i . :T“"‘
er he finished. se-y was until-1c to do mu t. - NW"
“illiams Is Buucrcd. llccausc of .9 ' '"‘
’1‘.“ ' .l
Larry Williams. the H “ "
lSO-poundcr. trcat.
QUIT ToBAcco
. ‘fi-
80 easy to drop Cigars-lie, Cigar, or
Chewing habit
No-‘l‘o-Bac has helped thouunds
to break the costly. nerve-shattering
tobacco habit. Whenever you have a
longing for a smoke or chew. Just
place a harmless No-To-Bac tablet in
your mouth instead. All desire
stops. Shortly the habit is complete-
ly broken. and you are better 08
mentally. physically. financially. It‘s
so easy. so simple. Get a box of No-
To~Bac and if it doesn't release you
from- all craving for tobacco in any
form. your druggist will refund your
money without question.
SUPERIORITY
“‘0 make a specially of fit-
ling rye-glasses. combining
ncutnuu and comfort. The
quality 0! our work has in tho
supcrlorliy of our workman-
ship.
THAMER, INC.
Optometrists and Opticians
0 IAtlantic IL. Sbmlord
James Van Dyk Co.
n-m
77.: Land
of Plenty - -
'AS long as our country pro-
duces the finest wheat in the
world; as long as that wheat
makes good, white bread: as
long as You Dyk’s Teas and
(‘ntfces make that hread taste
like a real meal, who's afraid of
going hungry.
DuohesgCutto.......35clb.
The Codes Supreme
\ (8 lbs. "-70) . v
Quali-‘l'ea (Best Bulk) 45c lb.
(SIMOIM)
PeanutButter,trialsise Bo
11b 19c
Ground while you wait
.. 'Juet for that Sunday outing
Opt-lag Valley ,
Freshlggs anodes.
do for each imperfect egg found,
Butter. Elgin Creamery 31c lb.
Right from the churn
M
£1 soars Inns er.
sour-u soawsn.
“Courtesy, Quality; Service"
away. Hurry oil." ' "
“Ice.” daddy said, “the White-m
Vireo family is rather a straw and
of finally. taking them all in and
they‘haye curious little cults
curious little ways.”
r(ill. Melina-en.
Little Ive—Say. auntie. can they
. sit-gun inure? 'z‘
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