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A Stated Communication of Old
Well Lodge No. 108, F. and A. M.,
9will be held at its rooms Tuesday eve-
fling. April 4th 1922. at 8 o'clock.

Work M. M. Degree.

All Master Masons cordially
Iraternailv invited.

Fraternaliy yours,
ltOIJ'l‘ J. Vi'ALSH, W. M.

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Attest: -
ROBERT M. VVILCOX.
9 Secretary.
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A Spot-i: ll ConVocatlon 01' Butler

Chapter. No. 38 it. A. M" will be held

cdnesdm evening. April 5th. at" 3:0
o’clock. Work—-R0yai Arch degree.
All 1:.A. Masons cordialh inV'.ited

l ‘raternaiiV.
Cl AltENCE A. BROWN. H. P-
l-’ ,.l ',YON Secretmy.

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DEEPER A'rl4: CHILD cumulus.

Three boos. peevn. eight and 11
years old respectively weré sentenced
to the )Pnls in a. let'orm school bva.
West \lV-ginla. judge. They were ar-
l‘algned .ie “desperate criminals" and
were comic ted or robbing a. postot'llce.
These three particular desperadoes.
With sewn others not so youthful. had
been captured “ml the aid of blood-
hounds and put through a. seVere ex-
nmination by the police. They had
confessed at first. then later repudiat—
ed thn confession. All effort is now bee
ing made to secure their release
through presidential par on

l‘nless tin-en- three lad a'l'e exceed-
and abnormal child-

inirly precocious

rt~n. it Ft't‘llls scarcely possible that
tin-V were really dcspcrate criminals
at. the lllllt' ol' the postol‘llce robbery.
or lhut suitable care outside of a mu
l‘orln institution could not. have ac-
cmnplishcll the purpose of ' turning
them into the path ot‘ honesty and

good citizenship.

There are dil‘l'crent kinds of reform
schoo'n in some. perhaps. these boys
would haVc .l better chance fol"
straightenini: out than they would
havi- in their local environment. As-,
cumin: that they really know what
the} \Vt‘l‘t' .loini; “hell they helped to
rob a postot‘llce——il‘ they did it—punsh-
meat of soul.- sort had to follow. Yet
in this day nl‘ juvenile courts. proba—
tion-officers and other enlightened
child VV-wll’an- VVork. it seems unduly
drastic and unnecessary to send three
such youngsters to a reform school for
live years. At the ages of 12. 13 and
16 they might V'ery Well he expected

10 V-nlvrqi» mlicll mOrc dangeroufll’ New York. 1‘ “
near the desperate criminal stage than 'll‘hp (‘astL-l'lolclta Valery. the wo—
‘hl')' Vant in. . mall. Grace Hoffman: Flora. llcr ’, :0. '
——--——-— —-——-“-‘ friend. Clara Spencer: Alfred Ger- 0% 00.” IO. .
FLEMING UP. inont. lover of the girl. Edwaml'} '” ’ 3.3%.“ 0“.“39‘5’?“ $6.96!?
The story is told ol‘ :1 new bank ol‘. Ilattcnte: Georgia Gcrmont. Alfred's 0:. .f :
lice being €0[]]1§]p[g-d, Th.) electrician lather. Domenico Lombardi; Gas- .3, .. .
could not connect a hell. because his tone. Viscount ot‘ Letories. A. Buldi: ‘0
contract called only for lights. The Baron Ilouphol. rival of Alfred. P. 0. Stop in We’re here .:
carpenter. the office boy. the clean- Moscoto: ladies and gentlemen, .3. .0
ing woman. all likewise had left small friends of \‘iolctta. matadors. pica. 8 3.3.
unlinlshed tasks because these were dors. gypsles, servants. &c. The 3.0- Oz. and f to play them '
not specifically set forth in their con« tion is laid in Paris, 1700. Act I.——~ Io ‘
tracts. The bank president looked in. Drawing room in Violetta'l‘ Paris 3 'fi 9” .
saw the disorder and asked why the mansion. Act. 11, little house .. hear them ~ for you. a.
small things were not done, Simmorc near Paris. the home of Alfred and .9 . /“0f45‘£ I? em 9.:
people, he was told. would have to he Violetta. Act. III. —Violetta's 9:; 2
called in for these tritliug jobs. apartment. V y ' ... "‘ ' . . » ~ . h
The bank president did them all StorV ol the 0 er 0 C 6 V ‘ .:
himself ill a BhOI‘t time. am left the .the scenery actf‘ona egalxgatla'grg .. 18869 arolina Rolling Stones . . . 'L' -_ . u - VJ. - 0 I s s 0 s can s I I 3).“. Ian" I n e o s s I: It. Hart sang“ a .
{room finished and rczufiy lo;- lélisiilless. ballet and embellishment of ‘the ..‘ There 3 Silver in Your Halt . v... u.- . 02‘. . . . . . . . .- . . . u... . u o o . nu- use" ' 9 9 9 -' ‘ ' ’ -' ' ft
, e 0 )serV'er remar s in 1896: singin . by Charles \. ‘ 7 . m .
things “'el‘e not in tllf‘ president's con- duringthe Course of tge eviiai‘fion“ .: 18866—5311.:6110 Clock in the Mommg._ . s o I o I Owl! 0.09“}. can. I I o I s I o I I o I I I I Ims I I.o sfi-ox Tr:
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0 Trinity, Chou-

he's the banker and the others are 02'-

iice boy. window cleaner and so on?" show to sin the leadin
It is not only likely but unquestion- Society of imerlcan Sgn'gzlgfthfi: .8. 45300 “-R'OCk'a‘bye W
ably 50. Yet some defense is possible Mary Luding-ton, accompanist, .. My Trundle Bed“...
for these workmen. l‘ndoubtedly their Station RDK Pittsburg . Ir 858....
union rules called for just such re- (Westinghouse) If 18 3mia Blues cu...
striations. Had they stepped out of 12:30 9. m—Lenten services from enéfim M009. """
their little union boxes, the electrician Trinity Episcopal church. Pitts-V . 13854—Wanm . . . . . . . . . . . . .
to connect the bell the carpenter to fix. burgh. Pa., conducted bV’ the Rev. ‘ 0 She loves Me— She Loves Me Not

the door squeak. and so on. they
would probably have been subjected
to penalties. and all union work about
the building might have stopped. It
is not likely that all these individuals
were so lacking in ability or generosity
that they could not perform these
small tasks. ‘

\Vhy unions have had to make re-W
strictiV'e rules in the past to prevent
exploitation it is possible to see. W112 '

capital can be trusted not to exploit; 8:30 p. m.—Vocai and instrumental .
then posibly unions will cease to re- selections by Chester Human.
strict. Neither side yet feels like trust- Clara. Geode, 3m Wbe-Gneene.
ing the other. wald and Earl 13.001“
‘ Here is one of the most important Station “'32, Springfield, Muss.
arguments for the getting together of (Westinghouse)

' capital and labor, for constructive eo~ 8 , p. m.—Mudcal redial bx Moll.

099ml?! rather than mm!
thwarting of each other’a purposes. ‘

spawns-1!) ROADS.
‘ Highway officials tron-i litexmsyiqi
min. Maryland. Delaware. New Jer-
Icy. Virginia. West. “main and Ken—
funky are meeting at Washington. hi
(3.. with officials or the Bureau of Pub-
Roads. for the rams. of nude
tag. as far as possible certain
ru 0! their remecuve road-
in: specifications. Under present

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8 p. m.—-Boston police reports.
Weekly basins report.
Dramatic

$631di ions. it happens that several 0:. .

construction could be standardized
and simplified VVith real benefit so far
19:. cost and efficiency and satisfaction
3m concerned. ‘

More and more. scientific research
is being applied all 0\ er the coufitry to
discm er exactly VVhat has been wrong
with road-building in the past and to
work out the improvements which will
meet modern needs. The heavytrilcks
or war days may have done a great
deal or immediate damage. yet they

 

have accomplished lasting good liy
forcing keencr attention to road
problems.
.___-_—————
Till". LAST HAPSBI'RG.

In his castle at Funchai. most beau-
ticul ot‘ the l0V el_V Madeira Islands. the
former Emperor Charles. last of the
Hapsburgh monarchs. is dead.

It is an appropriate pluck—not in its
beauty. but in its legendary suggestion.
The Madelras are reputed to be ves-
tiges of ancient Atlantis. solitary
mountain-tops that remained abate
the surface when that great continent
sank ill the sea many thousand years
ago. ’l‘heV. too. will sink in t . the.
legend saVs. lcaVing nothing to mark
the scene of a great prehistbric ciVll-
ization.

The Atlanteans are believed. by

those who profess to know something
about them. to have been overwhelm-
ed in a. great cataclysm because of
their wickedness. Possening vast pews
er and high intelligence. they misused
it for their own selfish and vicious
purposes. says the tradition. instead of
wielding it as a sacred trust. 80 they
were destroyed.
Thus with the House of Hapsburg.
W'hat might not. the ’great-cmplre of
Austria-Hungary have accomplished.
under the vigorous and brilliant dy~
nasty. if the power they held 'had been
turned to the betterment of mankind
instead of selfish mmndlzement. the
oppression of 1ubjgct racesand the
{fostering of racial enmitieo!

precipitated the World “'ar. last and
chietest ot ltspvil deeds. So Austria-
}i’ungury went down in the catas-

It ~was the House 'of ‘Hupsburg that '

 

trophe. with rare historic justice. leav-
illg‘ but a peak or two showing here
and there above the watt-rs; and the
last of the House of Hapshurg dies on
a petty Ararat out in the Atlantic.
little noted and wholly unmourned.

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(“'estlnghouse.)

Mil’sical program every hour from
it a. m. to 6 p. m.. on the hour.

“Weather forecast 11 a. m.. 12 m.. 5
p. m. and 10:01 p. m. sharp.

Shippi: lg arms 2:”! . p. in.

Official Arlington time 9 .52 p. m.

Agricultural reports 12 m.
Program Will he announced daily,

by radiophone at 7:45 p. m.

7:30 p. ni.»~-"Save a Life." lfl‘ Capt
Charles Fruily. associati- director.
lii’i- saving. Atlantic IliV ision

American lied Cross Society

8 p. m. —‘ La. 1‘: uViata.‘ ‘ and opira in
three acts. by Giuseppe \cldi. “ill
be performed Via radio under the
personal direction of Charles D.
lsaacson ol' the New York EVenlng
Mail. The performance has been
rehearsed. coached and conducted
in radio technique by Maestro S.
Avitahilc. who has sponsored and
directed many operatic ventures in

has been engaged by William Min-

Importance," by Dr. E. R. Weidlein.
Mellon Institute of Industrial Re- ,
search. University oi! Pittsburgh,
from the Pittsburgh Post studio.

p. m—“Englneering and Happi-
ness," by Di F. Paul merson. '
dean of engineering. University 0:

Kentucky. From the ‘Pifisbuifih

Poststudio.

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gull ban-none: mile Dagny fie}- .
paviere. violin: Mrs. S. 8. Major.
pip-no: Robert Rakinp
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incidents from Edward;
Everett Hale‘s “The Man Without
a. Country. " by Charles F. Atkinson; .
This is in commemoration 01: um

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mag states frequently order materials
gym thn same plant at the same time.
”their requirements in stone. graVel
o";- {and are so Varied that a. single
1; is obliged to use a number at
Mon and screens in order to
the needs of e’bch job. The
. gMcourse. is an increase in cost.
,‘bulidlne: in each state con-
tit may juntlfv' mg increase
of the work.

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Bayard Taylor, by Mr. Atkinson.

“Salt-g the Children." by Dr. James L.
Barton. national chairman. Nell:
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Fitzgerald.

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guerite (Wartulight soprano. and
John “ainman. bantone. assisted
by Bli‘fi P uth Pearcy. pianist. and,
G. C. ltudin. violinist.

The Fellowship
of. Prayer

A daily Lenten Bible reading and
meditation prepared by the Commis-
sion on l-. Vangelism of the Federal
Council o.’ Churches for the use of the
churches and indiViduals

MondaV—Money and Redemption.

\t‘ cannot or I"\t God and mammon.
St Luke l6: 13.

Road St. Luke 16:146.

'Jesus had more to s-VV about nQom
ov than about run other subject “hat-
scorer"

Meditation ~ Sometimes religion
deals with mVstical things: but when
Jesus speaks at moneV he. makes reli-
glen practical. Am i chr riencing a
redemption that turns money from .1
master to :1 seruult or the soul?

Prayer—(ThanksgVing for money
to sue and for a spiritualizing of the
finances of the church ) O heaxenly
Father. We behold the promise of thy
redemption We long for the coming

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