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EVENING SENTINEL

ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN

I. L. & A. L. GOLDEN, Props.
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1 MASON [C DIRECTORY

Old Wcll Lodge. No. 108. F and A.
I” mccls in Masonic building. South
Main Sir‘fll. 1st and 3rd Tuesday 0:3
ouch month. July 11nd' August except-
.d. at 8 o'clock. All Mash-r Mason:
.ordinliy 11ml frntcrnnlly invited.

llOll’i‘. J. \VALSH. W. M.

ROBERT M. \VILCOX, Sec'y.
«.111 «l convocation of Butler
Nu. :114. l A. .\l.. will be held
'i‘1~111plc. South Main street.
on 'l‘111-s1l1131' evening. June 13, at 8
o’clock. (ll. F. T.)

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SERIOUS ENGAGEMENTS.
W'hcther men or women are the
more fickle may never be determined
to evcrybody's satisfaction. but here is
some fresh information on the ques-
tion
College.

Of the women members in the sen
ior class. 48 per cent.
and 01104111]? of those engaged admit
that it is not for the first time. Vi'heth-
or it will be the last is not revealed.
0i the 31) per cent. of men seniors
who are cngagéd. all but one say that
it is their first engagement.

Male students. at leqst. seem to take
matrimonial preliminaries more ser-
iously than female students, A simi-
lar conclusion is suggested by the fact
that whereas the girls think a. married
couple can get along all right on 32.3-
100 a year. the men‘s estimates aver-
age 32.650 :1 year.

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Prof. Hale. writing on "Depths of
the l‘nivorse." says we are seeing
some things now that happened a
hundred years ago. Thats' nothing.
Some of us are seeing things that
never happened at all.

(-119 thing the civilian never can un-
derstand is what army officers go up
in balloons for. and let themselves be
blown all over creation for. Civil-
ians. when they're going anywhere.
want to know where they're going.

They say there’s another fool horn
cx'cry minute. There needs to be. to
keep up with the market for bootleg
whiskey as the old patrons are killed
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to reach the United Stains-Senate. un-
1lcr tlm prcscnt system. that it scem‘s
to have most of tho Senators sort of
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made most of the trouble lwtwcen
England and Franco. depends on the
attitude of the l'uitcd States toward
the ltritisl: debts.

It is in harmony with this statement
that. the British Government has in-
formed l1‘1‘11uce that when Ilritnin bo-
glns puylrg interest on her. own debt
to America. she will expect France to
recognize lhc sumo obligation to Brit-
ain with regard to the French debt.
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pay her croditors unless she collected
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mate decision as to whether Germany
must [my or not rests with this coun-
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have to be recognized by the Ameri-
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proceeds with its work and by the.
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7: 45 p. [TL—Talk by Margaret Ham-

8:50 p m.—-Answerlng of letters» and

9:09 p; m.—An address on “The Port

_9: 30 p. m.——Cancert by Miss Marcia.

Daily Radio Program

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3: 00 p m.—Music1il program.

4: 1111 p. m.-—-Baseball scorcs. women's
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“‘37.. Springfield (“'estlnghouso).
program. Bedtime Story.

lin. Agricultural Councilor to VVom—
en.

8: 00 p m-Baseball scores. musical

program. Marguerite Barnes. piano:
Wallace Streetci‘. banjo: Richard
Streeter. saxophone: "Sonny" Wal-
lace, xylophone.

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questions submitted by
audience:

the radio

of New York " by 1). Spencer Smith.
vice chairman of the Port of New
York. authority and president or the
Board of Commerce and. Navigation“
of New Jersey.

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mas greetings in the for mot nostrils
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7: 00 p. m.—-—Busehnll scores musical w
lfor this work is raised entirely by the
ivisiting committee,

the general interests of the associa. ‘
tion. '

‘permitted and a welcome was assur‘
ed. the committee has called in abody .
on members. and a social 1151m- en' "
sued to the mutual
3110111255 and guests. It is a: nice ones-'-
tion as to whether giver or recipient
derives more pleasure

{run this loving service:
reward were expected or desired. it

would be amply. found‘ in the heart-.4
felt acknowledgements o! grateml ap- '
preclation received. 1

work at this committee um nines-w
fluous; this epitome should be
own sufficient evidence of the altruism »
tic, intent of the East Norwall: 1111-.
provement Ass'ociation.

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