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msnAY, JUNE 13, 1922
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TOMORROW
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DIAHON IC DIRECTORY
Old Well Lodge. \‘o. 108. F and A.
3., meets in Masonic building. South
".111 street, lst and 3rd Tuesday 0!
“ch month. July and August except-
“. at 8 o'clock. All Mastrr Masons
Dordially and i'rntcrnally invited.
ROBT. J. \VALSH. W. M.
ROBERT M. “'ILCOX. Sec'y.
A 9111111111 convocation of Butler
Chaptvr. No. 1‘18. 1:. A. 1\l.. will be held
In Masonic ’1‘1111111111. South Main street.
on Tuesday evening, June 13. at 8
o'clock. (I). S, '1‘.)
“'ork -- 1‘1. .11. M. degree.
F. l‘. Decker, H. P.
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from crossing accidents. They are {51"
more careful. 2. evidently, than their
parents and their older brothers and"
sisters. 1
This situation deserves study on the
part of cities that devote their atten-l
tion almost exclusively to the conduct 1
of automobile drivers. Traffic regula- 1
tion is very important, but it is not’
more than half the battle. There arei
always more pedestrians than drivers. 6
and carelessness on their part is just,
as serious as it is on the part of the
driver. “'hen it comes‘ to be recog-
nized that it is as much the pedes-
trian's duty to do his share for the
avoidanCe of accidents as it is the
driver's duty. and when the walking
public receives as thorough instruc-
tion on the subject as the driving pub-
he does. automobile fatalities will be
reduced still further.
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CHILD PRODIGIES.
Another child prooigy is said to
have beeif discovered. this time a girl
of. 10 years. in San Francisco. She.
Was found b ya. professor conducting
a $20,000 investigation of child prodi-
gy phycholog‘y for the Commonwealth
Fund of New York. '
Among little Betty‘s achievements'
are the reading of 1,400 books. a wide
knowledge of hist’ry, astronomy and
biology, and the" writing of several
hundred poems. It is said that she
can remember events of her life from
(be time she was only one year old.
She spoke clearly at 19 months. put
picture puzzles together at 20 months.
could name 12 birds in a picture at
2:: months. made up stories at 2111
months, and was composing jingles:
and rhymes at 33 months.
At the age of five she was reading
“Silas Marner" and the works at”
Charles Lamb; at six she was a skilc
fui typist; at eight she had a vocab-
ulary of 13.000 words.
The child's mother says she has
"followed no set of methods” in train-
ing. but that her guiding principle has,
always 1men “that a child's confidence?
111 its ability to think should be care”
fully cultivated.” .
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fond of play and considered a "torn-i
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roads. and he phrases his story thus:
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that usually followed at
tions.’ The candidates. it “us said.
kissml the American ling, swore to
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“The Star Spunglcd 13111111012" Follow-
ing an liii'thxltlnll several brief Speech.
(15 wow 111111.111. ni’tl-r which the condi-
dates wern ushered into the arena and
took the Klan oath."
As a, matter or fact .1111: more peo-
ple who Witness any of the Klan cere-
monlvs. or uni-1111 Klan meetings. the
better. \Vhiie human nature just nat-
urally loves a little fuss and flubdul).
American human nature. is too shrewd
to be fooled long by anything so utter-
ly foolish and ilubdubby as the Klan.
Publicity in regard to the Klan is
what is needed. The quicker the
more people find out all about it. the
‘ better for everybody.
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SAFETY FOR (flingifllix.
In 1‘920 there were 192 automobile;
{mung-sin St. Louis. Last year there
we 97. More pleasing than this
,ngIo improvement is the, record or
chill“: fatalities slum St. Louis begun
«voting minus attention to autumn-
'hflg accidents. 'l‘llen- 11:15 not been a
“1 St. Louis child killed in two
1 Whit? {wing to and from school
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no children are taught, ,h schooLJ
j’ollpmaury principles and rules of
such thorough“: the
“Com! Ilium mm.
Not only was 1111* balloting un-
Hmfll Cnrpa. 1'. 5. Army. 51m:
but it is the opinion
N“ P- nt——C11ncvrr. Miss Marguerite"expectedly heavy.
1.1;, (£U111][)_‘5Y77%¢§WW fififi TArffififrfiC;fanfii—fiifix .
l' "1"“ will 31“}; "Crow's
"-"11‘1 "-1311" “Th1- Cuckoo," and wlll‘unaninfity of the rural vote that
lu- ' "1.11m Annie." ‘-,\n_'11amed the successful candidates for
mum, 3.1.11111r l‘uwcll. r1ccoun1u11-'liioth parties. And they believe _1n
ist. Miss Dorothy Arden will 11131311.;{\Vashington that the farmer vote—1n-
"Tizc 5111091511151." “The Young Man {eluding the women, or course—will ho
Sat and \Vuited." "Penrod {\t theithe controlling factor at the polls in
Dancing School," and other succflNovc-mber. \V’ith this responsibihty of
tie: Miss flogufie Madden. mez- lcitlzcnship thrust upon them. the far—
Lupm'pl‘uzli). will sing "A Pustornl,"'mers will study candidates and issues
"Van," “1215:1109“ 1.1“,an “To- carefully. and exercises their franchise
night." “I Know Where I‘m Goln',",“’15(‘1)'- The "farmer vote has always
“Thank God for a. Garden? Edwinlheen a foundation rock of national
S._12111.1_»211L1r at the piano safety and progress. and it is doubly
' vote itself has
the Nineteenth
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important since the
“'GY. Schi‘nectady (3‘10 meters). [been doubled by
6:01) p. lll.-—-Prodlx(‘c 'and stock mar- lamendment.——Farm Life.
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‘ lillot it one. baseball results. news “’ANTS CLAIMS REL! ESL!)
bulletins.
7:1..1') p.
"L‘AMNSS; "“‘mm‘m‘e LONDON. 'June 12 (Associated
Seagset Receivers-1 by A. F. van;Press).-—The decision of the inte' 1a-
~-4:‘v ,' C' t . , ,, itional bankers‘ committee in’Paris.
L h L “L oncer program. The which refused to go forward with
Golden"i‘hresholli.1 a song garland,iplans for a loan to Germany at this
5“”3' by _He1en Hi“? Brockway. 50' time. gives the editorial commentators
prano; Edna Robbins Humphrey. 'in the London newspapers an opening
contralto: Harry Gosling. tenor; for some remarks concerning Améri-
Henry W'. Bell. barytone; Homer P. ca's relations with Europ}.
\Vhitford, accompanist. Quartet} The’ Westminster Gazette emphn-
"Harvest, Hymn;" barytone 5°10- :sizes “the sheer impracticability of the
“The Song Of a firearm" soprano3American decision to disinterest her-
and contralto duerv With quartet: self in European aaairs." which it
tenor and barytone duet. “The Pa-'says, American bankers discover an
innquln Bearers:” contralto solo.’s°on as they come to Europe. This
“'l‘he Serpents. Are Asleep Among newspaper reiterates that Great
the Roppies;" soprano solo. “The Britain is prepared to forego her
Snake Ghanaian" barytone and claim upon European nation‘but'can
quartet. “The Royal Tombs of G01- '30:: unless America releases hu- from
conda;” terror solo, love song. "You ih'er obligations to the Unitedsafafoo.
Flaunt Your Beauty:" contraito and .
tenor duet. “Like a Serpent to the as mm: mm
Calling Voice of Fluten;” quartet. THEM _ ,
'Wight‘mn in mum-sham" soprano "Six‘yem $3101" mw. 3' W‘
solo, cradle song, “1 Bring You a. you, Stanley.‘Va.. @1131me-
firearm" barylrone solo, imitative his. dad at times was my» um
and quartet. “To a. Buddha. Seated myself m‘tea. velar may ' '
on a Lotus':” quartet. ,“Thc Indian wort", remanded“ I? We 12" 5
Dancer-8:" soprano, contraito and Chief or the the W " m
tenor trio. "New Leaves Grow Green to? using 3 Dom" I 'W”‘ m '
on the Banyan Twin" commits mmmmmMaufia
solo. "Alabama“ qua-rec matador or ~1 W" ' m .
recitauve. "1an “ 1 ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘
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