six ,
erE SOUTHA No "ALE
EVENING SEN EL 9
ESTABLISHED BY i
JAMES GOLDEN
E. L. an A. L. GOLDEN, Props.
MONDAY, MAY 22, 1922
MINIATURE ALMANAG FOR
morn; eons Exebmo.
According to prophecies based on
figures compiled by the foodstuffs dip}
vision of the Department of Com-
meme. this nation some day will export
1 000. 000. 000 bushels of corn
year.
I Before the war the European peo—
,ples ate very- llttle corn. They have
lbeenI learning its value as food during!
lthe hat few years. ' It is a compara-
tively cheap food and. so scientific ill-l CINCINNATI. 0.. May :0.—Hav' mg
vestigatn-s tell us. contains more nour- ,receivcd no word from the manui‘néi.
ishment in proportion to cost thanlturels of a recession from UKil‘ de-
S . ITgNIIIgRwa 12 any other cereal now in use. Europe mand for a ten per cent reduction in . .-
[ llll llSt s SE S 7 In“, ds nourishment and needs to get it 'wagIes. shoemakers in shteen Cillcin- «
."lgll title 8 :53 11,111., 9 :0b p.111. at low coat. It is “5,0,th that the nati factories were prepared to go on
..-_._....._ “gtjnited States exported 65. 000. 000 strike Saturday. Approximatelvs thou-
r—Tile Associated Press is exclusively bushels of corn in the first three sand men “‘1 women Oxmfl‘mes are
.ntitled to the use for publication of months of this rem-.11: went chiefly ““90th —
ul news disoaclltcs credited to it orIto Germany. the United Kingdom anal Twit-‘8 18m meEtinzs of members of
not otherwise in this paper and also the Netherlands. the Boot and Shoe \Vorkers' Inion.
lasting until late last night were ad—
y local news published herein. When that billion bush 1 _ .
All rlghts ot publication or special 6 s a 3e" “ dressed by Gad Martindale ot‘ ltoches- I 1
period arrives it will require a good— . . r
”patches herein are also reserved. sized fleet of ships to transport the 31; filtegihtiggmflmllm‘igi- fifg‘dg’? :‘I
corn. There will be fewer hungn James. St. pan] Minn. general 9,390
persons in Europe and less burning of “five board member. These office a I
corn as fuel in this country explained to the workers the organi- ‘
.“—_ zntion's constitutional and legal strike ' .
CONGRES§ AND COAL. provisionsfi calling special attention to '
That Congress “will take notion inqthe question of who is (-lillled to strike
tended to stabilize the coal industry" -l)enefils.
was predicted the other day by Ellis
Searles. editor of the United Mine
Workers‘ Journal. He said he believed
the house would pass the bill for crea-
tion of a factJinding commission. or if
not that. “sometring- like it as a. means
EYE ry
Jaimie) “5‘
MASONIC- DIRECTOR-Y
Old Well Lodge. No. 108. F and A.
I" meets in Masonic building. South
Main strcl-t. 1st and 3rd Tuesday of
hash month. July and August except-
”. at 8 o’clock. All Master Masons
pordially and fraternally invited.
ROBT. J. WALSH, W. M.
ROBERT M. W’ILCOX. Sec'y.
B. J. CASE RESIDENCE T0 ,
BE 01’ ENGIJSE DESIGN.
i Architect A. Nettleton Paddock. or -
Seaview avenue. has completed plans
for the new residence which will“ be
A smiml convovlition of Butler . erected at Tokeneke for Henry J.
Chitpli'l'. No. as. it. A. M., will be 0‘ can"? the "1‘ wt?“ which the ”a! Case 0! this city. The architect is'
held 'I‘lli'S-llly exp-nine. May 23rd. at mans") ‘5 afflicted 'receiving bids for the construction
3 o-olm-ll. ' The Clmeland Plain Dealer is not work and it is expected to award the
Wl)l'1{"—'.\[. .\l. M. degree. mmh interested in the creation of a contract some time this week. ' ‘ “ ‘
Q 1' "Wk”, H. 1'. commission which is to study the sit-l The dwelling . will be built along ' work. The not will be com with _I
" ' , ,' _ nation and [eport some time within the English country type. of definim“’nm (‘0 GETS a slag and asphalt composition 1 .......................
I“. 9- Ll 03- Si‘crem‘y- two yours. The Plain Dealer maintains and will have a garage built into thcl GLASS WT COVtRACT roofing ., “I
,r that the facts are common knowledge. main portion of the structure to fit "M‘ l The iant addit ' I}
. . . . "The recent repOrt of the Carnegie in the general contour of the house. The Hewlett Co. of Bridgeport has with ”ism heat i?m:: 1,333,333: I 9
“LI FAT"- Foundation contains as many facts as The house will measure 40 tert by been awarded the contract. to build supply 01 the main plant buildin s '1 an S Sh
ltogvl‘ ‘wlsml is ulh'isiiut DOOM? a congressional committee could hope 70 feet and will have seven rooms the addition to ”‘9 Charles H' Har- 1: will have well ventilated aid .. Op
who want sound imi-stnwnis to buy to uneartlhandis based on thoroughly three on the second flOOl' USN! for ris CO‘ 3'33” manufacturing plant lighted production space as a regal;-
whui lu- culls “n-pml Sicilks". Ho dl- reliable data. The April number of bed chambers and four on the first in NOVWMR h." ““3 Harris Company of Window arraignment; and {mi in ; Presents for
vidcs lill lililllllfllcillrlllg concerns into the bulletin of the Bureau of Labor floor which will include a living and will commence immediately to stallntion of a ventilating system all
three groups: contains tho basic facts in the case. room. lounging room. dining room 9‘3"” 0" “‘9 "ecu” w°"‘~ aproved design.
Group on» illt'llllli‘S lilOSi‘ that make
Talk of further investigation at this
and kitchen.
The addition plans for 'which
SATURDAY
articles that me bought by everyone “mp is in {self an acimasion of ",3an The house will be trimmed with were prepared . by Fletcher-Theme President Hardin 3a, ,. 7'
eventually. but in small quantities. it)‘ .0 formulate a program hosed upon hard wood and “ill have. hard wool '0“. Inc. 0: Bridgeport. will have "3“ stop appointing judgggsSShfzgomg to
_ . . . . . - .7 1 _ ternai measurements of 90 feet bv ' pas That,
Cofilns. Ml smml'll- 11105 An 3 "90 facts all03d\ Pstahiighod floors It will be equipped with . .
. . I -’l I .. . , m n he a good idem hut suppose the Q A V "a .
«salty. l~lll ll's «~:l!~',\' i0 ovm‘slm‘k the “VVllnt the country demands is not lilv- bulls and other modern lmproxe— 1f" £9915 H “l l J‘ l' 0 3‘“ i‘“ p30“? stopped electing presidents and . fly wanderflfl bhOng 0f
markr't. ii commission of inquiry but a con- ments. .high M bflfl‘ and ”knew”! Steel stiiators past 60 ‘V
Group two is ol‘ products which only gurupfi\p program for bringing an end _.. _ 5!” _..__.,_.. _ ‘ ' ’ ' ‘ f;
:l sulzlll ‘il‘l'i‘l‘lil‘lfli‘ of the pooplo buy to this strike and for preventing such' I I 1 “ . ’3
at. rill. nml ”IUSl‘ usually but once. or Q'rikpg in a”. {nmrpI 'rhprp are p]pnt_\- ‘ : 3 i a
only n I‘--\\' lllllt‘l“ in their lives. Pianos, of mm, available. The dearth is one‘ 5 . .. '. .
nutmnollilcs. :mll garlli-n tools no class- of ideas." 1 Fa
es in this group. -__._ Q______ l L . I'
Group illrpc is the group of repeals- Isn't it rather drastic. Mr. Hays. to2 i E ‘ L '
I‘coolc lit-I'll buy-ins: illcsc tlllns'fic-Mt‘h insist that acting. rather than scandal. { 2 l ' .
as soap Hill] breakfast food and cotton 15 the primary qualification for suc-‘ II
cloth and shoes and pcnnllts. cess in the. fihns? | II.
The wise, investor. says llllbson. d1- .‘_..._.. _ 3 —-and
\'(‘r§llit'fl his holdings. taking part gov- Thai: Chinese general who exploded ,5 . .—
erlllncllls :lnll munlcipnls. part l'zlll- firecracker in oil cons to mokw ”ml " .
roads. part industrinls. part public enemy thin ho had machine guns wsz l7 ' J“ . ' ' " ”
utilities. part other classes. Th“ "m“ a classy strategist. all right. : Q ‘ ‘ ION
who czlll afford to lose. or the'manIIl _____.__________;,.. . .» I .1.
who has learned the Home thoroucllh .I I
by Ions: experience in investments. c:1llI :~I The Newest 0f:\ (3“ Ties
safely take stock in the first and sec- Dail R di P g i ~
and L'l‘UVUN. herons.- lll‘ hit.“ acquired y a o to ram II . I
the ability to choose olllollc' them, in! 5 (Time to 300 Metm) l . And an EXCQHCHZ
for the small investor. or the inexper- . j
ioncc-i one. l'o‘lii-uls :ll‘t‘ the Sil'l'ifli ‘ 7EE. I \
llzmlllmi “llll ll .\ olsirlu» o.” m- use and! . . . 3 '1“ D SUIT @3 a - - . . _
skill. HH‘ _\ (' .lllllnl lull: milkil Vi: :ll laslv I “J7" )B‘H‘rk (}‘(¥H"Igh0““)‘ l R >
‘modosi plo‘lls lill :lllw their plolllliis 4‘10““ :n.~—IlinIsclmxl scores. ”HMO“
are in cons! illl dilllnllll. P '5‘ "“5““ program. ‘
H s :l 1:. ml lilii'li in: Tim amateur ill- 5:2“; ll. lll.-—}=.lscllglil scores. Illllflll‘illI ’
"f'JJHE‘ in <l - :l : ll hi. ‘i‘: llillili. "(’gr'vnn' , ‘ '
- _ 5:... _‘: f; I. M-‘ 1 3.- [‘33‘“) l‘- 111 ~ '(irIli‘lHi Weather fort-Hist. I _ . eara
(-‘.\.‘€0!.l,\'l~7 l'l‘. :Hzl‘ll‘ullurul l'rlltit’is :lllvl prim-N. . . . ‘ .
(::l\'>1l‘li‘ ll’l\ L.-.) unini- IIII )‘Ill"\‘ Ehllllll'lg’ li' “a. musical PrUKf'fllll. :' ~ ‘
’ ' 7 ‘ ‘ . “ ’ ‘ ": ii) a, inf-Final linsolulll scores. 2 '
and the non-l‘lllnrllt prints to know ‘.‘, ‘ .- l 21 North Mam qtrect
Why. So do sew-ml million cur—owll- 5'3333:1‘3‘213:2:31:8011‘:VII:;::: 223$: :32:- . k
(‘I‘SI " I I I I I N I u .’II I I . ,I' . ‘1 I
It is naturally supposed, when the 3;} Ix'I‘II‘I‘Ij‘IIf“ “W 1““h" CO‘PON‘NH l .................. 'JW
jll‘ll‘l‘ 1” .wllx Silln'!:lt‘ul l-uzumn lily >l.ii'l.< 10'1". l! 11(I‘:_ ) I -. (
l‘llllll-il'c. l‘l:.ll Micro is ll scarcity. act- III”: ‘RIIII s‘l'gi~:l<nl'~( ”101'” Arllng—.
""l “r H”.W“.‘mm‘ Y” m" 13.1”“; llzl-l p. lll.;—~t.)l'l‘it‘l"tl weather ”orcc
lung-rill ol .‘illli‘s l‘f‘horls that the lla— ("lat ' ‘ I ‘ ” '
1:13“INSCKIIOIK “Httjlfuh (‘IV‘I‘IIEHLHItxlInthf 62ml p, lll.-—“ lusiuoss and Industrial
u . :I?' {nu .t -l II_ v r. .. ,3 . . . I I \ .. r l
'fetl' lllOIl‘O than our lmfolo at tlllll tlmu :10;I:Z,H.1IO.": in ‘tmvf N“? hth I‘”“
of your. Moreover. l‘lll‘l'lw'l' incl-cusps (‘5‘.Ipnwc,"\ 113321., .lilmul Invlusliliil
., ., .v u .luli ..., . ...~ . - II "1.0“ ‘ : ~l‘ '
M ‘H‘ V '" '. H)!“ "'2' ' ‘1 (U '1‘ “5‘ 7:00 p. lll.-- Stories from “St. Nicholas »
ti. lcsult of all lllCl’CflSi.‘ ll‘. tl.c l‘lnulmr M” ., . .. l _ ‘ _. _ . .3 ‘ ‘
«ll lll'llxv l‘i fllli'l'iwyl, il'klfdzll-‘(l‘l- I ‘5 (Ullliflz) 0f Uni“ Llill— ,
I: l'“ <' ‘El‘ ll! .\ : lull“ ‘1 “(ui'i ‘_- _ ‘ 3 “H H A”): ' ‘
IIIIII'HIII' l... II‘IIII‘ IIII'I‘II‘I'IIIII :1: l;.~"l;u- pill-2:4 .-:‘.oI p, m.»~-"t'rl‘lni- and its Cure." lly I us oun V
.Iwonld be lowered rather than inflated. :;(X)(l“iil‘;ll‘h:‘i:‘\: :‘Ptfiitgggiw Commis- ‘ . ,
(I'lln‘lll’llfluillll'k’v‘ Illll‘llllllt- "I?” Fri-.11:trilli‘lncoif SIM) ll. "L“:"I'hli :lllll 'l‘w Iieullhy." lay ‘ ’ ‘ , .1‘ - .
of ”1.110,.“in .Hfl‘ LIN... h. 1.:~\:‘.rl':ll it Mrs. .lcnohv 1-}. Short. editor of tile " .
Hillllllli l‘nsi hrs. ill‘l: .;\' l‘,l H is Sllllli' ;‘lf:)I‘:I~:I\I\Ii\'t‘S' I“t)|'uxnI" “Pictorial I I I:
:Elilgl'lil‘llui“Viill‘rlltutlll‘: :lomv‘lis l":"'i\'lt‘-}ljlvt}::llt‘ 05:") 1“ m‘”“HL‘XHNIUI‘Y Illdian Tales." '- -
, l .15”. ~‘ .9 I'M A, J” . ‘. 1‘." Princess \Vulllvtka. an Indium e ‘ it ’ . i" 1 s
:lfilplwlml'iljlqlirixfull ( “:‘lslillll‘itcll‘jll lojllflrlttgllit‘. ”€3.91”? Who has been heam}]e(i Ill > > § 7
shortIag‘c. IVVllIaievcrI the situation. Iit 31:35; 8,.22‘2'12331‘:swan)“ and Zieg- ‘ . h
u" up ‘lntzl!"*;l'l . ’. 3 - ..
ll‘llc [Iv‘l‘lxflic .i§'iii‘: ’p'le \xvglr(Slicing13(1):j 'll'tl kllhA, Pittsburgh (“'t‘stinghouse) ‘
f'h‘wl‘llll‘l" (‘wkl ii l]:l;tlr\‘:-Q to 333:0“, wilv 7:00 p. m.—-\\'et~kly survey of business ' . V '
" ‘I .. ‘ I" __‘.~_ " conditions. National Industrial Con- 7“
. . . . . .. fercnce Board. , ~.:~—
.. .0\. ‘DS....
III. . ll“. \I .IlIII; (IiIIIIrIiIInI: of 8...” p_ “1?.“me in Bushman ‘17:: knowledge and skill ofsix Ifoi-scIimanyIIyeai-s theyhsve ~ s..- o .2 .
"‘ '“f f'” "' 2'. 'I ‘9 . 'l‘llyisu \V. Amos. dean of women. ’ Si! n t c deO I ””3“
illi- llIsgly- i'Iilli s has ,lmnml lorces with I niversily of Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh . “PC" was in Six neigthf-I IIt Ipp Wt]? P C Ofg’s -
NW LOlIHlI) Public IIlltleltll IflISBI‘Ofi‘KlIumsI 121.: "lernmey.. " Julius A. Koch. ing “‘35 “”63”“ to me you “Ct W1 ad
in lllIllw I.l “minim.” il\\c>.tll,.itlo..IoI. Death School 03 Pharmacy. Vulven ‘5'" Inanda utHOIdeethem' ‘0. ,,, r
1,. 111“ HullJ lullntmns Ill ll‘Int comnllinib. sltvof Pittsburgh. From Pittsburgh ft” m: M I h ‘1. 1d th h I
A number of tennis “‘lll go forth to Post Studio. IIIII .- 01133 O S at ave been .
(liHI‘OV‘cl‘ what sort of equipment soils. 0‘00 p m V00,” selections I) , ‘ tin the. b d fro l
. . , , .. . ._ . 3 Robert - lr res in tli .
lollninlus LU‘C‘ using. the slate of their Johns. barytone; George Thomas. {BIIEEAD that 13 made Of Just the hairyfor fl {Off-l we _ ‘ . , er an ’ ver ore
I'I‘i‘l"11”‘«“95 3“dII“1i‘Im°t':°d3 0‘ h‘md‘ tenor. and Miss Lena. Powell. so- , (£3115 you WOUld USé Your-I- ‘“‘ For 1 .. ym '
in: summer re res mien s. prano. Mr . Rel ' t _ . - u . 11w ‘_ I ' ~ :~ d'en
it IS III tu‘ncly undertaking and one ”MIMI I_ 5 )er Johns. occom f, that measuIres up in every Sm ’yery at! M’Mfis, ‘. Are These PIMP! and Oxfords for C
which the small towns need to look to “'6! . ‘ . .2 ” fest rneu at to x . _ . ~gns a
quite as keenly as the bigger “flea , “(03;le e. floss. . *tm—aln fl Your Own myfof Fitchbu - E . I Milky Patents, Soft Kldlkifis and Services: e Ca,sz
Where soda fountain sanitation is not 7. 50 p. m .-Weekly basins“ report. aver) in M; Mr mmple $3321? mu Th“ A“ Shred 4"“ Like the Natural F03:
all that it should be. immediate steps 3. 00 p. m. "What file Ashamm mm value: \ITIo make it six . ‘ , , 033..., is
need to be taken to clean‘ things up; A D u . 1‘ th RM We, 33¢ 1'73 helm -w"'Y WO Say Our bpnng I"
If U i lati I“ re 0mg. Prof. VVilllarn F. Wyatt t 1‘8 1!! Six neighboring .v' . a - .
cerl'l‘lere“ a no rcgu on Irequ ng Ph. D. 1.1383035, Department. Tufts it! til was was not them Better Than. Ever Before.»
(.n .-t:mdard of cleanliness. one College. I, escametoge er,and—almost . b ad f 3 3 ,
ilTlOlillli hIo aIdopiederornptlY- If the"? 8: 80 p. m——-Arthur in Tucker. tenor ashousemvesdmmpapcdflmr em re 0 t ' 015 ‘ . W _
std ’“t ‘t I‘3 implopellIy enforced 0" soloist Park Street Church. Boston. breads and their 1' d flavor that made thgm ’ ’
so a. fountain propileioxs and employ- Selections: “Pilot" (Protheroe). -eeiPeS. an . Ortiz”: famous "
ees are inclined to be indifferent. citi- "ROSE of My Heart" (Aylward) @Clr methods. y ' 0
sons ought to know about it and do- Little Mother 0- Mine" (3113181311). fie knew that th f "In Ne. Haven “may”are as 8 h g - U 5
mg"! full compliance. 3:45 p. m..-_—Mary Conroy. contralto. «- y t ‘7 were 5‘ " agronomic! women wholuwo *-
ur ng the summer days. when “Vanna Waltz s . B, 3 out to lease the most exact... , " . '
crowd r m v“ “8’ J °n 8" . 9mm FOOTWEAR
, s o c ldren as well as adultii “Sing Me to Sleep" ((5an r ,4. 1 i “dcfidcalho “til: =" 158 " ' . '
throng the refreshment counters, it is 9:00“ m.—Irene de Mel‘s soprano. “A , Hg mm M f 9- I South N0Iva
:reItatIV nearly as essential to have me: Marcus Row" (W “My - ' SO each zone: C? . ‘3‘
er s w 0 esome. equipment: clean Shad!) ,, i - .m‘ . ,
. ws (Hadley). special secrets antithedlscoms ~ ,,
:xIlIzléiIseIt-VI-ersI and methods resumed by 9,15 p. m_ John 303.331, pianist. : “a: f at“ h '
keep": ru es of flirtation {as it is to “GraInd March do IConcerte" (Wol- yam Prmical
lecity'snii orw '"
“m - l a” “W” MW). tW‘ . ) . . Outofalithesefiey mmte‘
. WBZ, Springfield estinghonse Rose,r and call
- . ' 7:30 p m—Bueball scores or the Na- ea 1: ythcir Mater: . _.
1 Tim principal trouble with Europe that, Mean and m"! lea; ' J ’ " i. W”
s that "continental breakfast " If m m m’ iy “mm "1 l " g l Hi I I l' I : mm
the delegates at Genoa would get a. from the Springfield 'Dgniqn. 8 Story _~N:tu ly.’ Of-i ’9: in me of childreliIS 521:)??? {End a”
real meal tin dcr their belts before they 7:451” “‘3;er Y. W. C. A. as a shear rampant W E the stunner his
started in on the dav 5 work. maybe‘ Force for maul," Mary (3, m ' “kw
they'd get something accomplished. Kody'. secretary 0! Y. W. C. A. l m $1.5 to $600
,.
It's —————4—————- United States Government and R N
ssafe enough to buy wildcat min- Slate .mrketI mods his-risked by . 7
he stock ir you do it with German or , the New fingiu’rd We. 5 . ‘ rac en '
Bosnian money. 8: 0: p3m.—Ba.seban scores. Program .1.
, ~—-—-—-—O—-——-—-—-— D 6030!!! mean-lull » W
‘frange, isn't it. how Bunion Com- lb! ’ MN
' -- does low to commune with '
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