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Work—Master” um
All Master Masons “cordially and
ter 1 i
m DD- W “gammy Yours
ROBT. J. WALSH W. M
March
I Attest:
ROBERT M. “’IIDOXr
Secretary.
A stated Convocation. 0: Butler
Chapter No. 38. R. A. M. fill be held
Wesdny evening. March 23th.
Work—M. B M2138“
CLARENCE A; BROWN.
F. s. LYON-
Sec‘y.
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BEVERSION T0 momma!
There are many angles to the prob-
lem of the working child
at which he should be permitted to
ful occupation
when children are permitted. to lease
school and go to work at 14. regard.—
0!. grade completed. it is found_
his. th re. is a. grant (sill oil in."
class enrollment beginning 'with the
fifth grade. This means that. many
boys and girls are endin r school
education with the fourth grade.
That is too soon.
born illiterates in the South asserts
that third and fourth graders revert
to illitcruc). Many adult illitcrotcs
who h. we come undi r her obseristiou
have ltnrncd tor nd and write in
their lint Ischool war. have left
school nrttu the fourth grade and.
have in time for tten what little
thcv hm! lnnrn Four y m 0
school are not enough to give the
Y‘Taitkl‘ that makes for perm 3.9%,.
In the most rudimentary literacy.
l’our ycms are. not enough to giv . tho
background necessary for continulag‘
studies or living easily the lit
lu‘ w "vim so [or acquired.
In nliowim: chi' drcn to go to work
it is necessary not only to examine
clos ly ihcir physical fitness for thc'
1askn entailed and their age. There
... m 'r' 7. minimum requirement
(or class room work and that mini-
mum should include at least the sixth
gram. l-‘ .iicn yi or beyond that is oil.
nddcc‘. \aiu
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SELF-STARVED RUSSIA
'i‘hc {aininc' .1 Russia. is not the re-
su‘t of thc blockade by outside nu-
tionw but the iiircct result of. the im-
proper exploitation of Rusginn ivwi'ic-
7.y imd r the Soviet government.
This is the statement of an nutho it;
thoroughly conversant with Russian
import and export facts.
The usscrtion that “the Allir‘s starv-
.—._
r" W' I‘cr bur-n heard a good
many times and doubtless will be
l :..u again in connection with the
inverse. now about the government
' itself? ‘
' nms Fort BOATS
The chairman of. the Shipping
‘L’ ncle Sam to stand pat on himfleet.
“lid. the use.
leave school and to enter some gain-'
In North Carolina.‘
k n live-IOf P inccss Mary' 8 wedding;
A director of wor among a the rest. .. movie was a movie to the H
”~ I lders
.quds Move Slowly."
to u on
(‘Ullrf‘ri'll(‘('. it “as repeated!
dziv by n prominent
news writcr and i‘mlshinist svml‘n-
lhizer in this country. The authority
rcfcrr d to above points 'out that thil
cannot be true. hrcnusc Russia has
l~ncn for gL-ncrntiozis not an importer
but an exporter of foods. The eat.
ables which w rc brought into the
just the other
- “my right along.
repres: ntativcs
thir— '
Government
lid doing its part to facilitate mall de-
Board is discouragtd about trying to
sell the government fleet of merchant-
men. He hfia rejected all the bids rc. -
ceived for vessels litciy on'cred ‘- ‘he
public. The bids were so low that ha
calls them Where. was.
not one in the lot. he says. that merits.
serious consideration.
"1-. .mt 2.....- '0
The chairman is doubt'c cs: right 11"
try "to disposL of the fleet now.
ships sold under present conditions
will be sold at an immense sacrifice.
The shipping business 13,80. dull that-L.
only. one-fourth of the government.
fleet is in operation. and that. fraction
is loslnc.‘ "one" oi. the rate n" “" R00 -
000 a. month. It Is hard to m4 that
loss. along with the cost at unintuiti-
ing tho. rrwt of the fleet in 'dlcncss an 1
the deterioration that it underxgs
while id's. but it is avid-oily
than selling costly ships for a song as
long as there is a. prospect of better-
Talent
‘ Shipping cannot rennin so dull in-
dcflpit It will pick up with ti:
reviv
tea and Europe. Sooner or faster.
there will surely. be use for all the
unworthy crut. either in. onb‘ic 0:
private servicx For the present; the
advice of expert shipping men is fir
his Judgment that it is a. mistake to
ml
and. raise its market roman by in-
boring to improve business conditions
genera").
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KIDS AND PICTURES.
The Chicago Board of. Education
tried out a series of free movies to
see what kind of pictures could be
substituted for. wild. west and blood-
Bnd-thundcr xhows as entertainment,
for the young. The first exhibit
shown to about 5.000 youngsters of-
fered~ little h'lpful result.
The test of the picture‘s appeal.
received. A film this shown 0!
children catching sardines. followed
by a. com dy. nature pictures and n.
trained animal picture. All elicited
rapturous applause. To be sure. 11'
carefully disguised geography lessor;
about Egypt hardly got a hand. and
a turtle poking its head out of its:
she]! not 'c" '07- chic-rs than picturcsi
but for.
kids—ire) chcerrd them all
This imnnrtinl intliusinsm and lack
of discrimination will be cited by
many authorities as imposiiian grnv-l
er responsili' ity upon those who set.
["10"l‘..‘<l before children to select wise-
for tlvrm. and this is true lint lht
situation has also its high light of re-
lief. Gt llf“1HV speaking. the Ill0\l(
is a mmie to the child. .ind it is noth-
ing more. lie nppiawis it in toto as
an (ii-ninc'w t-ntr rluiiimcnt without
registering any vtr) Vi“ ii moral or in-
teilcotiin‘ impressions. Much that his
grt which is suggestive or
\ " .— ~ ' Martin
llltuninghcg .70.,” m. l l _ 5.00 p. in iticitnl lb)
ovei ms touseicd head H" go‘s right Richardson. American tenor. who
’ fl _ studied under the famous teacher.
Th:- 7 .1", ~ Sinus Chamber of the bite Martin Vincenzo hombutdi
Commerce m. th( cash bonus iS] of Florence, Italy. i‘uring the.
“wrong in principle" This teacl‘es, world war Mr. Richardson was a
in n... “no" that men n,“ wrong dirci tor and song I: ader in l niled-
principle is not without its interest.
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A drygoods headlinn
reads. “Piece
It's just as true.
710 matter how you spell it.
The Fellowship
of Prayer
A daily Lenten Bible reading nndi
meditation prepared by the Commits-1
will" on Evangelism of the Federal!
Council of Churches for the use of the
churches and individuals.
Monday—-—Sic\vnriis of llcn‘fls.
For where your treasure is. there
will your l:(art be also. St. Luke
12:34.
Bond St. Luke 12:12-40.
"Mode. n opportunities for money's
huge.
lhnd 7 7'0"" deal to say about the pub-
- 4
0: industry and trade, in Amer— ;‘
was to be the amount of applause it ‘
9:00 p. in.-—Joint recital:
um -
gm M PM
—_—.
‘DaiiyRadio Program
(M . 10. 3.993% _
Station “Ml. va
(Westinghouse)
Musical program every hour from
:i. m. to 6 p. m.. on the hour.
“'cathor forecast 11 a. m.. 12 m.. 5?
p. m. and lII:0l p. m. sump.
Ui'liciul Arlington time 9:53 p. m. ,
Shipping news 2106 p. m. !
Agricultural reports 12 to.
Program “ill be nnnounccd daily:
by rudiophone at 7:46 p. in.
7:15 p. m.~—"'i‘he History of Writing
Fluid." by J. J. Schadie.
7:45 p. lil.—-"M9uih Hygiene in Rela-
ifizn to Health!" Dr. 'NI’. Hyatt. lee-i '
turcr for the Department of Health.
for. Greater New York. chuirmsn
Oral Hygiene Society ct New York.
Stulcs Allll} cantonments Program:
"\‘csti lu Giubba." from "Pagliacci."
Imoncnvnllo; "Lift Thine Eyes."
Logan: "My Mother. " “'hitc: " Keep
on Hopin'. " Maxwell Heron: "EluCC- .
van le Stelie" from “Tosca." Puc-i
cini; “Quests 0 Quinn." from “m?
goletto." Verdi: “Just This One
Day." Ilnrris: "By the Waters of
Mlnnetonxu." Licui'uncc; "The Great
Awakening." Kramer. Courtesy i
Aeolian Company.
Beuiah Gay-
.lord Young. soprano; Everett Clark.
tenor; Charla! Harrison. '
Rubi Davis. violinist; Ralph Doug-
lass". pianist. Duets by the popular
recording artists. Clark and Harri.
8:30 p. m—Instruxncnul and
duet-I» and solo. by John
tenor; Hazel Drake. M:
qusrlfi. Koch contrsito; Cldeu
Roy Kocher. violinist. 0111— in. Wilt."
liai'n W. Andrew, accompanist.
Station WBZ, SW
(Westinghouse. )
'7:<l5 p. m.——— "My Experiences in Ruse}
sian Prison Camps." by Mr C. A“
Ruby or the international Y. M. Q. .
A.
8:00 p. m. ———\Irs. J. W. luauline. well,
known \iolintst of Springfield. MW
Ruth Hurt. pianist.
vanq-
l‘.
,.
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Boston.
Business review of the week—
Addreu. "The Soldier-£30513 Bill.” by
‘ the Rev. Harold H w
First Episcopal church. Medic
Mass. .
II by Colleen
Sutton . Is , 1
so; _°"l{. y.
8: 00 p m.—-—The
by the union Coil.“
be broadcaatcd.
._—————
It isn't what men hove dmcndcd
from that lotbe serious problem. It's
Station “or. Monro-n Ilium-1e. Mus-NM “an” we, awn to.
(American Radio. )
s: 00 p. m.-l.a.te nens flashes.
81m159.
nut—Po me reports for city on ,
ARE now THE am am
Fresh cut ovgdav Indolent moor-shin
m
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Smtim-i Wants urn Winners
‘
~o
“to Jun rescind a w; Morita. fin} m
3.0 NORWALK m AND SEED STORE
Penman. ijo
i you «Lu-u mm of sailing music
‘ c“ufl\ flair! Stmt
tenor:. .
momma
mm
M "AWN",
son. "'Ihot's How
You." Dunno;
Mo." Curtis:
Over " Von Tilzor.
son: “Celeste. W? Verdi;
Mocmorrough:
chushin."
and. You." Benn;
l‘rtn." Ciu-ibel;
“Don't Be Cross with
"Those Days
"Ant?!
1 Believe in
Are
Soles by. Rant--
00
' Sunrise
"Come Becki“ to
Shown-1.3
(ountry \xcrc luxuries and dc‘ icacies use are more marvelous and enticlns
- r...
"t the °' 7' " " c“ w‘dch Ini'. .
lions of Russians are dying today.
"'iiic rcnl stup'cs of ihissioft diet
fl‘VBY'I wcrc produced. in Russia.
\"h at. flour. poultry. butter. rgm”
meat and fish were regular it ‘if
cxpmis. The nation existed for agri-
rulture. and food products confituted
the. imlk_ of its exports To cut on
Russia's foreign trade should have
glutted that country with food. .nd
wou'd hav . done so under any a
of government which gave rum
dustry a. fair chance.’
Natuvnl’v T rmlrm Trotsky. Tchltch-
,‘f‘i
than Arahiuu Nights "
Meditatimk—It is possible to handle...
money so as to fill the world with light.
undJovc. and the hcnrt or its, admin.
istrator wi' h the vow nature of God.
qr——(For eager response to the
calls for henevolenccs.) O thou Crea-
tor and Owner of all things we praise
thee that thou best so highly exalted
us .to entrust.to us for administration.
'not only- possessions and talent... but
our souls for pt rtecting. and the riches
of thy grace for the blessing of our
fellow-men and the redemption of the
world. Enrich us with all true. hu-
1 10r' I work the other In. "
desk in the! suns m
crin et ah. clamoring for recognition.
as "enun'r." at Genoa. do‘notvencour- “Well done, good and faithful. ser-
sge the statement of such facts; but vent." In the Redeemer’s name, Amen.
Tacts they are. none the less. The ‘ Hymn- .
sooner everybody, Russians included. Just as I am. thine own to be.
wakes up to them. the sooner it will Friend of the young who lovest me.
be possible to improve the Russian
situation permanentIY. Tocfix‘i‘sfc?tg°myselt to thee. 0 Jesus
mility, and charge us with all qtrthy
DUPIAICA’I'ION.
2. on p‘. its—“Pittsburgh." by c. c. 0.
Silver. Duct by. Bepnh Gaylo-
Young and. Cbflles Harrison. "Thief
Veneers.“ Sanderson. Solos by
Be Ceylon! Young: "on Bel
Di." fro "W Buttcrnyg'. Duo.
cini: "I. ow s Lovely Gordon.
Q'fludeiot; “Ali,to.r.You." M ting;
“Just Been Wondering " Conn
"Morning." 8m;"1l'llh Links;
by." Lang. and “Spirit mm”
Campbell. Tipton.
by Rubi Davis will be announced at
the time or thisi concert. Com-tony
Aeolian Compsny. ' ‘
Station IDEA, Pittsburgh.
(W7 .
13:30». m.-‘—Lentonmtm ' »
Trinity. Episcopal. church. m
burgh. conducted by Rev. Fm
Nelson 9; Christ cburch, Cin ,;
Ohio.
Biotier. secretary. sndxtmr. T310
Guaranty Comm Wm.
Violin selections '
“3'7"" T “3'2“? WAfiHiRC ““7“
$0. H‘ORWALK' ‘
The Department oi: Agriculture is.”
:in extremely useful and efficient de-
partment. as government departments
go. Nevertheless here is 2L thing notic-
ed casually in the course 0: on odi- ,
-.4..,_ .7...
to the editor's
it in from tho :
‘ Deportment of 'A'qicul ure. Four had _
been mailed trom Washington. as the -
’- postmark showed. on. the event". 01
( the some do: (rho sixth w“
Five envelope, ,'
-
., ufi-vwr
min-399.. t :0 in runs
.Ail live i getter: rem-gun oil? 3' It: M W W?
the some day’- work ntho depart.
meat. Etch of that! “cm‘ til
W report. or mlkmoo'gm
.‘ aging.- mull-lispuzd. hove». (one;
‘03; ._ “At" one Engels ope.
in wou‘d anybody say or a. prh
vote Lnsinm Dilatation. guilty-- of
m :w. Avrlientlyn?
may: merely the waste or. 98:90:.
. . _ :our superfluous enve‘opes ind
_ p waste of the editor' in time in open.
pm al‘. It in the waste or time
fleas: thus imposed on the, mat.
S’s‘pmtmcrnlt in hand in}; all that hot
10; c some e lett‘r-
.(ioubt'. cs0 sent. that 5.2“. day. to mud“ moshing thrush.
_ v midi-3“: .‘-.:_:..i....;, 7.... .. -. .6; u»_'
Wilts“ mint. more
3% fer the. fitment“? 7945970!
Terrible Ipdgctment of, -. 7- V, .
Plenty Hero; WM
3m 0. WON th
Whnthmmmfimofpmplwommt,
little ”clinchinmn new
1910-1914. massive.
This in turn has tom: the WWW V
theieucued demand, reducing mm “
greatly reduc. ng the number of huworkinen. Mm ma swoon:
on their savin'rs and are in turn conipclhd to practice W ‘
dug-lug their sun in: _\ ing, and thus 8mm met “I? 1mg; N
Am} so we “and ourselves mgam ins-Mei; up, n , ' ”
._.
The fabrics most. in vogue fol. (.03
suitsi dresses: and. sidrts. All the 193de
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Sweaters, wool slumps; Silk Undergarments, Eat;
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We soill dependable In rcbandiu only, and you m: 1.
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Dr. Lorenz Speaks for
NEMO CORSETS
“I insist upon the necessity of corsets fcr women.“
laid Dr. Lorenz in a recent talk. And as for Ncmo corsets.
studying them well his \erdict is~a recommendition
:‘tho Nemo hygienic features for many abdcminal.
troubles. An appreciation cf the good lines of 'h: corset.
and of the fact that through the Nemo corset man]
m can benefit by hygienic service they could not
Q. We afford.
In our stock you will find not only several models in
“News." but also a variety of ”In from an the leadino
m manufacturers.
Our Corsetiere has
fitting corsets, and will gladly assist you in se
«nodal best suited to your figure.
had several years expericnc in
is: ing the
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