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DIASONIC DIREX'IORY
Old Well Lodge, No. 108. F. and'A.
I” meet: in Masonic building. South
Iain street. 1st and 3rd Tuesday of
«ch month. July and August except-
ed. at 8 o'clock. All Master Masons
cordially and fraternally invited.
ROB'I‘. J. “WALSH. W’. M.
ROBERT LI. VVILCOX. Bec'y.
Butler Chapter' No. - as. R. A. u:
”to in Masonic Temple. South mm
met. the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of
fish month at 8 o'clock July and
must excepted. All R. A. Masons
.rdlally and fraternslly invited.
CLARENCE A. BROWN.
P. S. LYON."8ecret'ary.
1 3.
. PLAPPERS
The word "flapper". in American
slang. has had a curious history. Not
one person in a hundred who casual-
.TI‘
have an educational value. Any kin‘
of collection 2110er concrete thing!
{or the fsddifi's mind to wont on.
Stamps mar stand tor countries per-
ions and esents worth knowing about.
Coins do that to 3,, greater degree.
There are men vho. iron; :1 series of
Roma coins. can rwondruct {or
themselves the history of the Roman
Empire. Still. there are other people
—and more of them—who can do the
same thing without the viable tokens.
As far as any such bit of paper is
this is concerned. surely its fictitious
valuation represents. with “rm perfec-
tion. what Walt Whitman called “the
mania of owning things." I: it its
worth $32,000 for anybody to“
a W mp. let him have it. The
rest of us wouldarather on something
useful—a house or an automobile or
a. pocket knife.
, AIRPORTS
“Every city cannot be an ocean
p011." remarks Glenn L. Martin. pion-
eer airplane man. "but every cin‘can
be an airport."
The way for a city [romaine itself
such a port. he explains. issimple.
is to establish a lsnding;fteld.-’With-
out proper fields for landing. the sir-
nlane is useless commercially. and
‘ where there are no landing fields air-
. planes will not come.
The western coast. Mr. Martin finds.
lstarin andrsneeocftheunin ltsnse
of the airplane. and he costs-looms its
air primacy largely to this factor. The
western cities. realising the immense
possibilities of aviation. for sis-enact-
traffic and the naming of light
freight. are providing the necessary
landing terminals.
The matter should be otnecial in-
terest at a time when no large part of
the country is concerned with the ex-
tention of water routes. such as the
deep water—way from the Great Lakes
to the St. Lawrence. The turning of
inland cities into ocean ports is im-
The fabrics most in vogue fer coat
suits, dresses and skirts. All the in:
shades as well as pretty combina“
1y uses the term knows its origin. . portant: but it may be just as ”390"-
In England far manv \ears the ant hereafter. and will certainly be ‘
young school girl in her teens has “V" les‘tfficult and (‘05‘1-‘3 ‘0 COT" 7 ‘ 7 .
been called the “flapper." Her long 990! any city with the universal air ;
Y .
WWW!” New York & hut-walk
ocean that will can)‘ the argosies of
lair flaps down her back. and she is
the future.
when she is disposed to try
of an ugl-
her half-grown wings. The wild duck
MG WEE - RUGKING
COAL STRIKE MORE SERIOUS.
l
or partridge is called a flapper at a The coal strike .ded t 11 t b !
similar asle—imniat‘lrepbut with the. »- . '9‘?" a 1'3 5‘ ~ - ‘ ’ " " 3 '» .
first stii'ril‘za of file and adventure operators “lid DUNN 35 a “Kimble dent director Irene Knnmtann Seb'Rohert K, Tguor a u m M ”mm “‘11 Kills 0'! If. -
urging on to experiment. In Germany dronuiiiel Whig“ C011”: bf; toleratgd» in- tlenient. Pittsburgh. Pa. From Newton-n are. , I ”3 Wins lam Wk
the young at equal age is called 9 n 9.“ an 39“” at eisure. now Pittsburgh Post Studio. I". W.*“’oolworth .
a “backfisch.” ' 2:ng takin morehseriouzll‘. two Sun- 5:00 p. m.—-——"The Shady Side Academy 314 Washington St. :49 ' 1‘5 mm.” M St» So. mull. Phone 2*
It is quite likely that the modern us- N959?“ “mom ‘1"? W03 1 5 Country School-A New Education- v — " k 5
age can be traced to (the story of change. al Development in Pittsburgh." @313mele YANKEE' 5 “mm“ m. M Ohskss m
"Bpnker Bean" in which the heroine. First the nay-union miners. who Prom Pitsburgh Post Studio. lam times in Normal: today and to-
being young. yet adventurous. is refer- were expected to continue working. 5:30 p. m-c-‘A novel entertainment by mm at the the Regent. Get ‘in on
red to as "the flapper." Definitely have been espousing the union cause the Mamet-o brass quartet assisted the big laughs.
Anne-riot; is being perfectly sure of her. in large numbers and joining in the by Bessie B. “-312. reader. . ........
all and of what she wanted. and irv strike. Nation “‘2. W CHILDREN’S
going after it with u wholly American 59001“. the recent speeding _Up of (\Vest’ingbouse) ' 7 7 m m MREE-
directness she wdb perhaps [hp half- the steel industry and some minor in- .‘ul’m p. m_——Mn. Harry Sutcllffe. so,- . . . em EGSE
wax point bttueen the English flapo «lustries is exhausting the furl rescues prano: Hubert Blackburn. piano
per with Mr lluir dovui her back and at an unexpected rate. 8:3" p. m.—-leert)‘ Park Orchestra. mm m
the amazing \ouug American with no “’itll production decreasing and ' Pure Tin-end 81k Whig. 1......... - S‘ a!
hair beneath m.” ears “.“d fmh no c<mfmmption increasing. the period new “gun-non; scnscntmms kernel-ind. Lisle. Soon Hose WHi'in'c} sneaked: fist
-)‘kill ”oi her ovul. appalentip. except during which business can endure a ————-—— Rib“ [in-310;“ in ”at"! Cordovan 59c
80mi‘ kind of foundation for powder. coal strike may be cut from the ori- urge 5mm of Instruments 111- Bay: malt”)? Rim “0&8“ Brown ---~ ........
rouge. lip slick and eyebrow pencil. ‘ glnai estimate of three months to half smiled may in Nor-want ""“" ' ' ' """ 5°:
The different": is that thi- modcm that time. or less. Already many blast Some . Tel. No. Will iocxs
young woman does not know exactly furnaces are feeling the chill. lowayton Hose Co. ta ”mm can”, Fwy m TOFS ................. 3%
what‘she warms. Sim knots what All of vrhir‘h may be. on the whole. Ron'si‘ton 2:76 . M Lisle Ribbed (333- Block. “316.3% Blue and
shoalllillks she- wants and goes after a. good thing. because it strengthens Maze Bertha P. Jennin; M and Dirk Bro“ ............ 5:
that. But that the artificial Sayer): the dt-niand that somebody shall do G 145 50- New St- 1613-“ W Ln" Ribbed 13“”- Buck: White. 3358“. Cili and
the mushy petting. the wild nights are ”menu" to correct an nilnocesnnn‘ ('orge H. Robins my .. -- ------------------- .. .. ...... ....... ..... 49:
not what she really wants is Nomi and ntenficing industrial situation. in; 41’1-‘rance s2. 17.9 lilereerizsd Cotton White With Fancy Toss. ........ .. *and as:
by hPF desertion of the ranks when "pad of letting things drift. Miss Helen Mclnerney
antihing better offers. - - ll Gmnt St. 2:13
Youth has all-V1138 ”“911 {OOHSh and As long as the Irish factions can Elliss’Mac I". “‘heeler -.
f’ritolous. II it were not it would hold a peace conference without 330 “thJwOB >1- 3-01
not be youmr. it litres soon enough. brpaking each othem’ heads. there is J. nP. McGraih -
Inaturt-s. svltlws. \\ hilt form thefri— Still hope for Ireland. ~48 “$1118 AYQ. 11159‘
volity of this year takes is of little . Phil?» Cult-Mano If
consequence. Milton Ave. 2587 ' are Ely M
Where are the flappers of tester- J. Bobrivsky you come
year? Entering theirs in the Better D H Radi P ’4 Hanford PL 7., 2566 youm perfectly gm
‘Babies contests. making: the left—overs a y 0 tom 31’3“? 80‘1“)"
attractive and working the bank home (Tune In 300 W) Highland A‘Q- 2735 W. B. CORSETS are m WOT" a
economics bureaus overtime. They 3"“ mile QUALITY m” m
flap no longer. Their wings hate , 1:3 “ashington St: ‘55 a
grown. Station “17., Newark. 315' ‘73" H' Barnes M Will a“ u the Wm m ‘9’.”
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RADIO HYPNO’I‘ISM. Musical program every hourrfrom “11m“! Mr 0, “mom “‘0’ b.
A Hungarian hypnotist has been at- 11 a. m. to 6 p. 211., on the hour. 1- 81v? 0051?“?! Axe. “30 r " '«wmmm' My
tint-ting atelltion in New York by h) p- “feather forecast 11 a. m.. 12 111.. 5 “Ag". Fl 3“???“ .. ..
notizing peoplt- over the telephone. He 9. m. and 10:01 9. in. sharp. Curtis‘A’. 0:2;“5 ’5‘9 '
first proved the feasibility of it over Shipping news, 2:05 p. m. Mills St ' “C"
the wirr. and then proceeded to put Official Arlington time 9:53;). In. H “. Kinsley " U‘
subjncts to Sva-p at a distance from :1 Agricultural reports. daily 12 m. and '47 l’airfield Ave :55
radio broadcasting station. 6 p. m. Mrs. Bertha Montgomery
There doesn’t seem to be any ques- 7:00 p. m.—“J:1ck Rabbit Stories." by 75 Osborne AVe. 131242
tion that this sort oi: thing can be David Corey. New York Evening Mrs. Thos. Halloren _
done. under advantageous conditions. Mail. _ 14 Sprint Hill Ave. 2505 h
but there are cogent reasons why it 7 :-30 p. m.'—-&1vings." by B. and L. l‘0 5‘ Fowlgr ‘
should not be permitted. The example Warranty. ' 8 Westport Ave. 2372
is pernicious. The llypnotist in ques- 7:45 p. in. -“Your Daih Marketing." Daniel Bordon -
tion may be a responsible man trying by Na) B. \an Arsdale. associate 49 Ely Ave. 2517
his art only on willing subjects in profesor household arts. Teaches Mrs- Mary F. Arnold
specified places. making sure that College. Columbia Unimity. Willow St. 634-12
when put to sleep they will be attend- 8:00 to 10:15 p. m.——Conoort by the Chantal & James
ed by responsible physicians. and also “fest Orange Community Orchestra. 13 Lawrence 81- 462-14 . . .
making sure that they will be properly “I. G. Axworthy dipeclor: scrotal James Perone ' ' : V '
awakened. whether by radio or bx his radio parties ire being organised to W22 Wogdwm Ave. 997 ‘ '
personal presence. But imagine the listen in onrthis concert. Program: in. 4‘ M's"? ‘ 7
complications that might result from March. “National Emblem.” Badge- 3 51- M34“ 51- 573-5 W. N M W
any gt‘eral error-t of the name sort ly:o overture. “Felicia." Gruenvuld: ”beanie;- *“m‘ "m and W
made by irrespondble amateurs selection “Dainty Daflodils." )liles' "3 "L ““3 3‘- 313-3 656 ‘0 £75
Hypnotinm is pretty well understood volts. "Aloha O. " Liaise: “La. Cara :l’aul Btesslond '
nowadays. as all-art obeying recog: lne" mazurka, Dunne: mulch. Ponds Ave. 851': ""
nixed psychological laws, and is used "Raul Trumpeters." Seltzer. by th- uh? 3‘“ Nolan r
legitimately by some medical practi.’ orchestra: soprano solos by Hrs. H. .Frgfien’“ 8t. 195‘
tioners and allonisu. but its dangers H. Worthy; ' "Tomorrow Gained Jimmy‘s“ ‘ on“ p
are seldom grasped by the nonexpert. the Song" (Ambrose). "Anion (Juli H. J" ‘Dm ' 10“" _ _
Usually it involves unwarranted mud- den" (TemDIE). "Jean" (Burlelgh), 3 Webster at. 470 . , ‘ “ ”W m
dling with anothsrzppmn's’mlndltmd and “Oh for a Day in Spring" (An- rah: V m m ;
body. and nearly always there is a drew/s): merimba phone solos se- A1327 ems 1"39 3 “hth m r 5V“? ‘ TuNT". N962 WW
chance of injury. Suppone some so»; lected. by the Misses Alice and Mil- Han-y oomg' ' ’ - . ’ ' ~ . 3
ceptible person is put into ndeep sleep dred Maull; "Fairy Moonlight" and 3 Reed it. 2572
unawares. by the voice oboe-302m: “The Cobbler and the Crow"; “0. J. Dudley mm: you Milw- W l“ f“ m We
notic dabblcr over the WW. Evenings Silver Star" and “The 24 may.“ ‘ -1042_2 film: W “radii“
when the latter has not the least Bullfrog on the Bank," by the male Miss Ruth V. Caroti'iers
knowledge of who may be "listening quartet; cello min “Serenade" 6 Keyaer St. . 874-2 “1“de do .
in" and coming under his influence. (Widor). by W. G Amer-thy: 80- Mrs. '1‘. Bartley . .3 ‘l_' ‘ - 7‘ ‘ L . ‘ '
There would be a uflghtyserioutmb-l m gloom, Mum so '81“ 4mg. ' WMMEi-rmw 3 . '
loan for thesuhéoct and. his m. It Gueiznsey; a few remarks by the Nomlk Merchants Assn. ' ' 1 7
is hard to union-tend why the praca’ Sayre Miner. pastor 8 N. Main St. 1497 ”A , 7 3' L
tice of hypnotism is not forbidden Washington Street Baptist church. Patsy ‘DlPietro . I ‘ t
, except.to expert and properly occredit- Orange, N. J. 7 .Wllbur St. . ' 916-2 w.
q! physicians. m .m my. Geo. R.'Brunjes ' ' ' E
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