EVENING SENTINEL
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JAMES comes
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:UESDAY, NARGH 21, 1922
TOMORROW
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DIASONIC 0mm.
'7 A Stated Communicatidn of Old
IWell Lodge. No. 108. F. and A. M"
will be held at its rooms Tuesday eve-
ning. Mar. 21st. 1922. at: 8 o’clock.
Work—F. C. Degree.
All Master Masons cordially and
Jraternally invited.
maternally yours.
‘ ROB'I‘. J. WALSH. W. M.
l Attest:
. ROBERT M. WILCOX.
Sectetary.
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Butler Chapter No. 38, R. A. M.
.Qetn in Masonic Temple. South Main
meet. the 2nd and 4th” Tuesdays of
mil month at 8 o'clock July and
August excepted All R. A. Masons
Imedially and' internally invited;
CLARENCE A. BROWN.
F. S. LYON. Secretary.
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( 03”“ N11“ Ml‘SIC.
Which is the most: musical town in
the. l'nitmi States? 13 it New York.
with its Metropolitan Opera, its con-
«senatorivs iIII \\(' MOI of symphony,
chanIbII- and solo concerts during the
season? Ur Boston with R3 similar
oquipInInt. " Is it Chicago. where the
orchestra was endowed by the people
thelnsclv-I s.
of \cars of music festivals? Or New
Orleans. whrrII the l‘l‘t‘llCl’i opera is
one of its ingr own characteristics?
None of'these places where the
music is largely professional can
claim the high distinction. A quiet
thinker who had been all over the
ground would probably say without.
llIthlI-hcnI. Pa.———and be
hesitation
lor lllvtlIIchI-m has
right about it.
been brnuuht up for much mou- than
a (‘I-ntuiv. upon communitv music.
with “w Itnphasis upon that of {lo-e.E
hann HI basti- In it: II b. Bethlehem is
W‘l‘llt'll in music. it is llS dulh food.
“In doIII I .-- cm down town and pay
a. high lill(\‘ to hI~:Ir professionals en-
li'l'll IiII nnI- music: lll)'<v-ln Bethlehem.
(mu lust makIs music oneself
Many IItlIIr small IitiIs through
tin- country :II-I lII-comim: steeped in
music through and thIough. 'lhcy
haw- lllll had the community music so
ion: as llI-thll‘llllll ’ut they are——
:Is lln MI: Iitics arc not-~—reully mu-
Hl(‘.'ll. i‘.I cause the ir ploplc are mak<
ins: lllf‘ll own music. . !
of liethle.
\\ hI- ll (lOl' 3 Hr. \V olle
EN‘lll got his lllfll‘\('l01lS choiIs and or-
viva-Inns? From the prop!.. round
with other d.tii\
about pII-IplI work.‘
people to whom music is a recreation.
lolks Probany thb’
in all America is the
Mendelssohn Choir of Toronto. Its
InwnIva's {ll‘t' just ordinary folks.f
Some of them come a hundred miles
Ito lhI- weekly rehearsals.
More and more (‘llth and towns
each year have community singing.
’l'iII'rc's nothing; more. invigorating
ilIzIn singing in :I bit: clIIIrIIs--notlllng
that gives one more joyful comrade.
‘ Blllp.
Norwnlk is liming tlII oppmtunity
of singing touithm as the wonderful
interest in lllt' l’coplo's chorus shows.
who knows wh'ai may develop. thn
our III-onie are making their own mu-
.lIII-It Oi Ilinul V
tlncst chorus
sic. let us make this a most import-
Hill. i'\“'lil m the musical history of
Norwallc by those who love to sing.
“when“ .,.Q __ m, _
SEVEN DAYS OF llI-IAL’I’“
A week's campaign to tI-acli women
that "it is easier to lJt‘ health)’ than
sick. and there is no mystery about it,
only common sense." is being slam-(l colds. It uts . soo lid-no are, non. eddy
. 'l branch oi: the Y. “1 C. A. in one coating overt1 the‘infiattlnle‘dg‘ 53322:: . fa” g . ”We“ "bust:
of. the middle western cities. It is ud- cuts the hie , ease arse ;
vortis‘I-d as “Seven Days of Hr'nltll." clears tin:I a5“? PWEVSfl-isuums; W%%fifm :
On each of the seven days there Powell Corp. - l ’ c’tn‘ ‘
will be given at the "Y” free to the _
feminine public. appropriate lectures ”— f—A
and exhibitions. Motion pictures. mm 7 . ..
shoe and clothing! displays. health
lunches and has. swimming and gym—
nastic demonstrations and talks on
'health diet. clothing and exercise will
make up the program.
W'omen pay \astiy more attention
to their health. and more intelligent»
attention. in these days than they .
used to. The interesting invalid 'of
former generations would be now
I‘onsidc red 3. family disgrace. But?
while most women know that it'ls
“easier to ‘be healthy than slcfi," also
that it is cheaper and far pleasanter.
not all or them are familiar with the
best ways of maintaining health. ma
for this reason every such health
cmnpalgn docs valuable service.
“W .
sun‘s! Won:
An mhaustlve study oi business de- .
pression and unemployment will be...
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the object at a conference which
» holds it! first meeting in Washington '
mm 21. his is an outgrowth of
ehe- unemployment: confers-m belt in *
Wis-him earlier in: the year tor;
consi‘dor the immediate situation. 11:.t
is hoped that the result of the new
assemblage may be a better under-f
standing and a fifmm eliminate:
hereafter of such perio’IIIof industrial
gall-:33; all gave visited. the country.
urn ve re
nee-.6 cs. gularity for many
The conference is. to be attended by
:remnnilItiVes from the Department.
. as Labor and‘ Commerce. the failed
m Ghamber or Commerce. the
WW kings um mnloytnent center-once.
e can Fedora ’
w ” ad. titm of. Labor
r Wt: on the countn. Out of th -
Wed talent or such an amggfig
flitting suggestions for the permanent.
mamas roll
:18 II. m., 7:52 p. m.
(‘incinnati Willi its scores \oung doctor came to town and pro-
Iran- h. Is been low
llllind. Bleeding or Protruding I‘iies.
———Adv. .
organizations from various
am re simian come helptul and illum- “
nation or buiiaeM._ 1H. bellev- "
gm. ' arrive
thing dependable in the a}: of an in»,
angriai fonnula.
' The next thing fill be to mike eni-
' players and employees see where
their luck net; and to secure thin semi .
eral cmoperation of ‘c‘apital and labor
without which all plans for ”Silky
must be of little moment. . 7
SPOILING.OOEAN TRAVEII .
It is already arranged that one or
- the greatest modern ocean liners is to
be, equipped with a wireless telephone
in every state room. The othen will
unquestionably. follow. and then. alas
for the peace and rest or an ocean
voyage! -
First came the .Marconi system to . .
enable the tired business man to hang \ .
onto the things which made him tfr€d_ ~
=and to punctuate his sea. journey with
frequent messages to and 7 (ram his
oilice.
Then the three-mile limit to prohi—
bition came to the front as a. noise-
producer and disturher of the peace
rat“ the ocean deem.
Now it is the wireless telephone,
are the ocean is well-nigh ruined.
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F According to Soviet authority. ' "
without the United State! the Genoa
conference will be "a mere chatter-
fest." Well. from the sound of
things at Washhuton. it might be
such a. fest anyway. Am! do the Reds
think We can chatter like this on two
continents at the same time?
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SENTINEL
READERS’ VIEWS
A HOLD-UP IN BmHEL.
Bethe-l. Conn. March. 20.
Editor Sentinelz— ,
F The little town of Bethei is dread- .
fully stirred up over a. hold-up by a
couple or doctors, who say we all
must be vaccinated. We can not for-
teli what will happen if we do not
submit (shot perhaps!) About two
weeks ago, pimples appeared on the
faces at a. number of people. A
AMERICAN lEiililN
nounced it smallpox. Vth-therdt is or
not we do not know. but it has been
spread all over this state and Mass.
what a terrible plight we are in.
A mass meeting was held on Sun-
\VASIUNGT‘ON.
day. March 12 over the situation. A ,
committI-I- was appointed to bring in “mm“? the return to the Imw‘di
an uninterested doctor. Dr. Lynch of Sl‘nw’ 3’3 July 1 of all American!
Bridgeport and New York. a noted (”OOPS now on the Rhine were issued‘
today by Secretary Weeks. ,
Secretary \Veeks said that
opt ration of two army transports be-
Ifiagnastician was called in. He has
had wide experience in smallpox and
he declared it “as not smallpox. but
the hold- -up men say it is smallpox!
\Vhtit the outcome will be we do not.
know. but there surely are dollars in
it for some one to pay and for others
to get. In a paper on March 16. a
certain article read: \Vhile the death
up to the present
ltroops had been ordered continued up
Ito lul 31. by whiIh date all of the
stereo wruld have bcII witlnlrawn from
ithe Rhmc.
l‘he order includes the return by
,ihc l‘l‘ll of the fiscal year of the. entire
time. twpericnce would tend to show'ggce or .iitiprorxlmatalv two ithousagds
' " n c_\pIIc eIi rom e prey one or er
tint cams sprin. ing from this mild lol’ smual weeks ago under which the
l_\p(‘ mat become \erv \iolcut and
produce u. larger proportion of fatali~ hcmeunrd mmement of the majority
ties."
There has not been a death in
Bethe] since the smallpox scare came.
Think it has cured people from aliI
sickness (still it has frightened some
most to death at first) now the onix
one: who are sick are the peepin II no,
hair been \ncclnnted.
A RESIDENT & TAXPAYER.
now in progres.
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' Piles Curt-din 011? 14 Days
Drnzzists refund monry if. PAZO
()INTMENT falls to cure Itching.
60¢.
Instantly relieves Itching Piles.
{Advertise in the Sentinel for the
can.
GOOD FOR. TIM’I‘ “FLU” COCGH
For quick relief from the wearing
coughs that “hang on" after the
grippe or influenza. take Foley's Hoa-
e'y and Tar. Mrs. K. D. Drake. ChilIls.
MIL. writes: “After an attack of the‘
flu that left me with a snow cough
EMPlflYMENT III,
March 21.——0rders’
the;
ling employed in the return of the'
or the American Rhine contingent is:
>.. . ,,; ‘M'ga‘,
. SN APPY ?
They Certainly Are, These roul- New Victor Dance Reeords
18865-“Cutle" Medley Fox 'rI-ot
“Lonesome Hours." Fox Trot—Paul IWliitIem'an and His. Oren.
18888—“Virginia Blues." Fox Trot.
"Venetian Love Boat" Fox Trot . .. .Benson Orch. of Chicago
-—“Mv Mammy Khan's, "i-‘ox Trot
“ Ange! Child, " Fox Trot . . . . . . . . . . . . Benson Orch. of Chicago
lSS’.’1——"Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes." Fox Trot
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Sweaters, wool slip-ens; ‘
the but Hosiery for the monev in the world
We sell domains membendiss~only,.and 5011 “11
values than elsewhere. We show styles mun-
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ForestFiresand LandsNotGWmm @
Threats. to Preepeaiiy,
By C. L. PACE, maemmmmm
“mnflmm “may
to big industries 13 shown In: the threeomflliomdollsr
Threateningtfiefuenrepmeferit'y ofthewanfi‘fi
«musicals, our yearly lose-Emmett“ .. ~ "
and our hundreds of millions of some of forest lands
The tmeetuloibodiesandhoodsmaothiymd.
the reach of every mother—these are values that the genius of one.
“in?“ we
II-year freight bi New: Eighth! cl! Matted
lumber bemused any...” it“
doors. Thelumhercutmthsmhofxevfork
WWW '
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v m The “WWII-sis by
flit ormmimmmm mitflnffiw
York. imam up“ ship.
Titanium“ Mozmtefialmtohnfld ,
Eon-kamWMm WMimmmWfiw
or itWWfosatflsw m
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shame for nearly one-fourth of our yecifi unreal-sin. ‘ '
her sufiicient to p0 _ate anew city each youths-mot : '7 V‘
Orleans, Minneapo 15, Kansas City or Seattle. r 7-; i
agencies and theféfcire preventable. {these conflig‘fifions‘“
56 488,092} mes—anarea Wither: that of either Ohio;
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; dunes-waters. harlioflonsi‘lnish “31th and prices within
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fitting corsets.
Lorenz Speaks for
women can benefit by hygienic service
otherwise afford.
in our stock you will find not only sevet‘a
“Memo,” but also a variety of styles from a ' :"5
corset- manufacturers.
Our Corsetiere has had several
and will gladly assist you in
model best suited to your figure.
‘NEMO CORSETS
“l insist upon the necessity of corsets ‘cr womer"
said Dr. Lorenz in a recent talk. And as for he”;
' after Studying them well his verdict is——a rec: vvendatlor
Nemo hygienic features for
troubles. An appreciation of the good hoes c‘ the c rse‘.
the fact that through the Meme :0 s
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me“. 5350’?- inf:
many
the,» I3; :1" not
"sales in
‘eadécg
63‘35’16": ‘
years _
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In
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The N. E. Ryan C0.
Washington Street
6! file" fianf mm you become more smelled
with constant use.
Mk name one}: am ifyon have no imI-v
‘ 0% unusually
«E such fumitureas
as well as beauty
fiw prices
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