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people believe the most unfortunatelffinshanal is the one
«waning—neg
h tide 12:04 a.m.. 12:29 pm. l tire wife. But they’re .11 wrong " .psr cent of” who col-e ’
hm nses4z39,sets7:19. 4‘ “my courtnekingadim . ma 1”.
A ‘ “1.20de “2”" pmess wrecked by wives who wouldnydk. ‘ {m neat M: M“ ‘
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,- - to the use for ellhueiuon of helpmate la the woman who suib. . era the majors!) m” II
.3" timid!" cndited to ‘t " husbands are tired of their wives because the latter silk and refill, _ ‘ flk
' ‘Wf‘m‘ "' W“ ”W “d ‘m ' h displeased with ”athletes. husband has or has not done.
‘ 'news published herein. ‘ when t 93’ "9 _ . . W.
When a man. says, “Dear, did you-have a good tune at them
1mm of publication or-spocial
as herein are also reserved.
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KASONIC NMES
butler Chapter . No. as. R. a. M..
' in Masonic Temple. South
,, street. the 2nd and 4th Tues-
» A ~ days of each month at 3 o'clock Jub
mid August excepted. All R. A. Mu.‘
o‘— sordially and fratern invited.
.CLARENCE.A. BR 0 H. P.
' l'. 8. LYON. Secretary.
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i. “one 'AND mm mums
'5 rm ‘trouhleisfl' said the mother.
‘ . t the ,shoe- manufacturers have
at caught up with the Better Babies
monomers." ‘, . - '
;W's‘ it."’1‘eplied the saleswoman.
”finale child-like shoes only in pulled the emergency air brake. stop-
" ‘fizes. That is why. although ping the nine-car. heavily loaded ex-
‘, little Kirl is only nine. I have. to press. the speed of which had been
‘ you: shbes_.suitable' for girls H checked by the accident.
flit been. old. I belo'lg to the Nat-, The pltacngers were shaken up;
” Congress ofiMothers. and I am but great relief was experienced
afternoon ?" andthe wits answers.
trouble. 0
You see, a m’sn is vain.
’ be carefully heeded. When his wife
to talk, his pride is hurt.
with divorce electricity,
BLOWN THRONGH CAB
OF SPEEDING ENGINE
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Koonflllll“ from Page Ono)
. flue sensible e committee of the when they learned that the engineer
; .. _’Woman' lub. and it is only and firemen were alive and had been.
. '1 have used my best persuaS- taken in an automobile to the Tuxedo
'tve ower with the buying dopart- Hospital. They were able to return
‘95:." the stort‘ that 1 lm able to later to their homes here? Both man
ignoring the tact that her husbsld ,
nefthlah every statement. he lnakos should
Fraqtfiitlydls tries the-ms plan. Tim itis
’ not very long until the home 'n asqm'ot as a
' tumultuous-identity
addressed her. there’l swirls to“
mum” bylefusing
atteni
r -
tomhsnl their—is"!
“l BLAME ll! FM"
.4—
, So wrote narry Ward. while lear-
‘penters were constructing the gallows.
upon which on the marrow he was to
be hung.
”He was not always a desperate man:
but had gone from bad to worse. until
the time came when he had killed two
of his fellows. Having served time as
a criminal. he had come to the end of
his rope; and languishing in prison.
where he had time to course over his
past. and measure the various steps
he had taken in wrong-doing. the con-
clusion of the whole matter was—"I
’blame my father." Not mother; but.
father."
Hary Ward had not boon fathered.
inc
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:pow you film"’1 that are no "one were badly burned about the face.
M those. ll agree with you that head. neck and arms from the scald-
.ndals for every ,day. and the dull lng steam. which nearly blinded
,oall. Munro-tom Nth-Strutl pump. (or them. The engl'ne was taken to Jer—
drcns..arc not only the best but the 99,. City for repairs and another one
hisrtest footgear for a child of the obtained at Suffern. which "share!"
age of yours and for several years to red the through express seer an
(some. The store agrees with you. hour's delay. - N.
’ut the makers provide us with those; :3"
does only in small sizes." ' Mm
Mothers everywhere. who have Millions of-
Men bringing up liabics and small sufiefing from Fam
children according to modern rules
for development, are running up PARIS. July 21.—An I’D.“ .d.
.gninst tht-sc snags as their better dressed to all nations "l the world
“bl” if ”male turn into y°“n‘ asking that theyrorganise' to provide
girls. Th0 Iloys fare better. l‘mmm” “d for ”"1"qu of Ru.-
' Big littlglgirls ofthrcc have to wear “an. now suffer," "or film,” m
chocs withtllccls. Big little girls of the region of the Volga River Ind
fix vc t wear shoes with higher territory to the ”u‘h'weflt‘l
heels. llig.llttle glirls of 12 have m'issuéd last night by the executive
wear grow -up sty es. . "l.“
' Sancho the shoe people haven‘t iosalg‘g? of the Ru ,...- 03mg.“
jet graskd, the fact that these big. The ”well says ‘W‘Hm‘n this
1““ 99°F? “'9 '" ”'9 “9"dv '“4 territory. which is ' than that
fi“ “‘9' 4 ‘° be "”4 not "‘ “‘1 of France and German 4c billed.
W'm“ {5h ”MWV” notions «trillion «ltd-sinus are fads: starv-
.. Vb“ m ."' “h" demd' ”‘3‘“ atlas. while their government is to.
cording to- their ‘a Iofilefs of um, unable u, render ministance of
“better wan to keep theml‘n, hind.
. dad “ma” - ‘° that “"5"” 9°"! Latest reports tronnthlr reglOn
‘I into b' utiful as well .as useful reaching the committee hay that epi—
m: ere ll an cver-lncrcasinngmw ad‘..m. GI“ mull, ‘etung
- “b" o "‘"e mothera May .beyond control. and that if relief is
Wu the co makers realize it. co- not immedutely pro‘e‘ded' ano
mnum‘ w“ come. :serious European menace is im
[Onto t "i
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AMERICAN PLAN AGAIN ’
One of the features of the hotel
slen's convention in Chicago was the
'Naentiment shown in favor of the
_;, "American plan" of a lump charge;
(or a day’s food and lodging. There
1! evidently a strong tendency to re-
turn to this old émerican institutionq
fip’osedly disco d for good by the at
.ity of first; as hotels.
~Statue landlords ‘hsist that it is
:ty way to keep? eats in the hotel."
o tandem: of cats in a Euro an
p... hotel t: ra e abroad for rostdions between the two countries that
of their mess. is well known. Hotel he hoped for- The PM" WWW“
:ea also. as a. rule. find the American lbuéecglldlal ‘0 r" "”33”“- :ach 5
an more satiafsoto because i ,n- t' an new Papers revr -
m them 1. “mar: their cutislne lgarians with trying to avoid the rum
not. simply Ind Mhtlrfl A cheflment of their obligations toward
my; plan his meals ‘3 he pleasés. and thin and with persistently encouraging
{the hostile acts by Bulgarian armed
bands on the Sonic—Bulgarian fron
may
With the European
The agitation fostered by the Mace-
the Albanian
‘ the caprice of' trons who or—
“; m a menu on" . and who mayldonian committee on
he ” or many, requires keeping in frontiel‘aggravatcs the tension.
____.__.__.._——._
“REM” NR SIEMG
\ cwru.
BRIDGEPORT. July 20.—Arthin'
lBolmel. :2 years old. and Harold Hag-
lgerty. aged 19.‘botfl of Woonsocket.
the freshness and in duality of the
R. 1.. were. arrested by local police 46-
'day and held for the Rhode Island
1m served, but ”1 . " re often offset authorities for alleged participation in
1" the DH". of men; and the umelthefts of cloth valued at 89.000 from
inept waiting for them. a mm at Pasooag. 3' I' 1 1
“0—42—— The two young men. accordlhg_to
mAm SLACK”! LISTS the police. admitted that they were
here is much to be said for the members of an organised band‘ that
but introduced in Congress by Rep-“ma been engaged in stealing cloth
mtative Anger-89' providing for a'from factories. their operations cav-
eha‘ge in the w“. Department's ering a period of two months.
anthem publishing. '_ slacker not.
This, re propoge. that instead AUTOMOBILE mums DANGm
ol [tinting one officiallllst. as the De~'. SIGNALS.
Went _has started _‘dolng, there “at“ Hertz reported to the poll
, be printed first a tentative list 13" “1““ mm on automobile '
giving the names of all the men who. smashed “'0 red
3!” as the mpartmem knows. have avenue. near Merwin street.
We}: the draft. and giving the ac- the” to mark a had “100- in
ma men or their ftgiendl a chance; roadbod. The car did not sum ‘7-
. correct errors before the final pub- Repairs to the
“on of an authoritative and in- were started thll “10")“. b? I“
noting list. . of laborers. The work will boob..-
‘ h procedure would be only rah. DIMEG before M31“- Tfl'f ' ‘
‘e men concerned. In numerous
W , 5° torn up lanthanum} ‘3 “Q”
m m “M“ Whit-bed have esday nltht... ‘
as draft-dodgers mm ‘hol f
snama csmmwnby no
BI'DGABIA.
maintains an unfriendly attitude tw-
ard Bulgaria. despite efforts of some
Bulgarian statesmen to compose the
fferences between the two countries.
M. Dimitrofl. the Bulgarian Minis-
"the ter of the Interior. recently visited Sel'v'
‘bla but this does not appear to have
effected the improvement in the rela-
‘bsvs 0n hand.
I“ Inga-ally results in waste.
.. fie. ‘ ravelylt public would probab-
Iy “home such a reversal. or at least
I. We of "plans." The European
has its advantages for them in
thrfreedom it offers 'vguosts. and in
l
,3- ,:~
< t
- Sans inention of ev di arm ‘ . ,
'Ir 8 nethedraft, _ . mom . ,A. J.
{3° :3: t“ Perfectly good reasonl AUSTIN. Ninth. Julr, _ ‘ 5:” “~ V . .,
, . .. . u” s cring when they were ual slmrtage in the M °ti It. I. tertai hindsight. While «3.
. my mule: who actually .ened _Thornpson. fomr cage-aller- ~ or “maxim” m; , . a pal-b ha was
. 6 war. as volunm George A. . “ . local - . .boit 0‘ liahtnlag that
“The. and even then 'Mworolflfim.“ "J ‘ . .. to “_ ”by...” , tho Chimney,
«ed or killed in France. W figures
War Devartment ls on“... Chica‘go. in.“
‘5‘le made an honest I. , ‘
oaort to m, '
change of meth ism m
burden o! proof _I be shifted from
the Department to .fhe public. and it
the ow list is _ still
when assist—l» first: out. the
eras-shears- merge clear.
pv-
d}- ‘
was »
er.
BELGRADE. July 19.—Serbla M11
.. , .-
to’
brick pavement
_ toss wanna
Mmyofrths con. ’-
He had been put aside. let. alone. no-
giected. abandoned by the man who
d brought him into the world—or
he seemed to feel. And. now. be-
fire the law had launched him into
ernily. the murderer thinks that his
viour might have been and should
have been his father. Whether right
I. wrong in Ahls declaration. it would
épear t there .was some serious
feet _'he early training. or up-
.Iiflnging of thisidoomed young man.
:-~Why is it that more boys than girls
Frgo to the- bad?" That they do. cer-
tlinly. insur own town is evident
4 in our Court records. Out of about
children brought into Court for
venile offenses. not over a half do:-
are girls The reason is. that more
is are mothered. than boys are fa-
ered. Mothers are more with their
hammers. and companion them bet.
E- than the fathers do their boys.
. e boys knows “a gyod’gfiehgw." in a
b: and M up?" t
his fathcf is that “go on . If
he is. the lad is safe: if not. his .04
treads ,a perilous path.
i Harry Ward praised his mother for
{Er devotion to_him; but. this were
t sufficient. What about father?
It is the old. and story. which we
get in Court right along.“ I have no
tyne to look after the boy'." And.
. "hen the youth is brought before the
l r. this man has no time to give the
fill the protection of his presence. but
sends him. alone to face the fears of
e law. And this same man. that is
termed “father." cares little whether
his “bone and flesh" goes back home.
or to the reform school.
And. when he stands facing the gal-
» s. the last step in a career of crime.
Where then. is father? ,
‘Rccently someone has fiid ”give me
a boy with a good mother. and I will
gamble on the rest." or words to this
effect. Hen- ii is again. As though
the father were a nobody. and the
other everything. About all the talk
we get lately places tho responsibility
‘and the praise upon the mothers. and
fathers are out of calculation. But.
I believe that High Heaven puts the
burden right where it belongs. namely
on the father's shoulders.
”I blame my father.” What a final
manage. what an accusation. what a
eeiv( to leave behind in tnlt. on oc-
casion of that last brief walk to the
deadly rope It would cause every
Mather who heats of it. to arouse him-
Iself to some sense. of his rospondbilit".
and accountability for the welfare or
his boy. ~
SLIGHTLY LOWER FOOD PIIGI.
luWASHlNG'I‘ON. July 20.—Ths ra-
.tall cost of food to the average family
. ed three-maths at a par as:
wi brie. .
prions do
l
l
in‘ line as com and
May. while who esala food
-- ed slightly less than
according to statsman
department of labor.
noted in retail prlraa'a‘
beef. choose. butter. rib
called as !trash
toss.eal"os aadprasss.
in
MM
‘.
"'X don’t believe any one "lll.’ It.
Moon mid.
“Than air. Noon bowed m and
told me he had in be going. and than
i Md again and bqss
over my wardruhc.
“You l in.» to do this in ths
morning. like in plan what I will
wear that day. l .zeually decidstswsas
Just the same Still as I wear ovary-fig.
But then it is Mum over.
"I looked at n luvel’ pink-alt I hid.
and at another one w“ III".-
dfl'. and one \xliivll w“ 1'“ color, fl
It“! unalller “'llil li VII d m m
blue. and pink. and rose. and lavender
‘iu memory of Royal St. Laws-omens!)
members who to“ in the great war.
lwul sitter from race. on Lake at. Lou-
is in meat years for the Icons-hm
Cup. in that each club will be repro-
MM by two yachts. tnbtsad of one.
Another new feature is that the races
will be run on the mint" system. In
such race. the winning yacht will be
awarded four points. the second three.
th third two .snd the fourth. one.
The club. whose yachts score the
gantast number of points in ths three
races. wit lwin the trophy. ‘
Tasman. knownas’cl‘sstoats.
ass 82 feet in length ovoi- all. sloop
rigged. and hava_a mil spread oz 850
all mixed together m 0m in square feet. They have huge hoards
pale pink cloud lacs. ' llaad doable rudders. _ lash boat sap
“Yes, I looked than an over rh- o cm of fennel: -. ‘
. mum‘s-lb..—
in!“ quite a while doing so. 1 his! use I f .
' m M '° “C" lb. ”m "'l ATLANTIC crn. 13.3. July it.—
mywanirobe.andlspht3‘_~hm’ wflcl ol‘lpisoof
mmnratphooiatha-oha-
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b
cult meeting was scheduled to be run
oi! at Recreation Park. this afternoon.
with five races on the program.
Chief interest. cutout! in the 2:18
trot for the Columbia purse of ".0290.
in which Jeanette Rankin. the sur—
prise of the Toledo meeting. war on—
tered. Bis Bing. m ‘Ben Ic-
Gregor and Peter Daw were among
others named. 1
The Airship and Bacon Wu wens
among the entries in tho 8:18 pace.
andflngloaadd [odour-tunic.
named for the the-tonsil pace. f
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trot and the fros-tor-eil Writes-
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