Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 22, 1922 · page 6

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IEVENING SENTINEL

ssmnsmsnsn BY
JAMES GOLDEN

B. L. & A. L. GOLDEN, Props.

#1101180]in .Jl-Jll'li.2-2, 1922

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The Associated Press is exéludvely
“titled to the use tor publication of
all news dlsoachtes credited to it or
not otherwise in this’paper and also

local news published herein.

All rights or publication or special
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MASON 10 W1

Oil! Well I.odge,xNo. 108.1” and A.
It. meets in Masonic buildings South
lain street. ist and 3rd Tuesday of
cock month, July and..August except-
.I. at it o'clock. All Master Mucus
cordially and i'ratornaliy invited.

3081'. ‘J. WALSH. W. M.
ROBERT M. WILCOX. sec’y.

Butler Chapter No. :18. RA. M.,
meets in Masonic Templar South Main
“met, the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of
each month at 8 o'clock July and
August excepted. All R. A; Masons
cordially and fraternally invited.

S. P. Decker, H. P.
F. S. LYON: Secretary.

 

 

CONQI'EIHNG EVEREST.
Members of the British Mount Ev-

ere expedition have reached a benefit of the prospective. employer _ I ‘

height 01 "6'80” we" and done' it that the job and the man should be L t -

w' ' l - . f 0. en ,,
ithout resorting to t u. luau o “'8 brought together.- , , -

or other artificial means. It .was
straight mountain-cllinbing—a test of
human endurance of a most difficult
and dangerous sort.

From the point they reached. it is
Only 2.20:) feet to the top. Last sum~
Iner they failed. Very likely they will
‘win (Jlls summer. Another dash. or a
succession of dashes. and the highest
pinnacle of this earth will be attained.

ii. is the biggest sporting thing left
since the poles were reached. And
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» reduction may vote for a strike. but it
does not seem likely that there will be
a strike. , _

For one thing. the reductions in
most cases are not drastic. and have
not equalled the drop in the cost: of
living:
that the cost of living has been the
‘i basic principle in all railroad/wage
adjustments oi! recent years.

For another thing. the wage cuts do
not apply'to all classes’of railroad
employee. and it is doubtful whether
the unions affected will have the sup-
port ot those not atfected. ”strike

atriu- mean .theJciicness nt.-all. aha
many hundred thousand miitmmznfm
«am not- enthusiastic about‘ idiom.
just now.
Intelligent railroad men. too. both
anon: medalists aat‘amonx - tho
rank and file; lmDW'that's railroad
strike 'WOuld be» unpopular. They;
know that the public has an idea. that
the railroad worker-diam been hav-
ing things pretty much their own way
in these last row years; and that this
is a. bad time for any show of arro-
gance.
no railroad strike could succeed.
. ‘ W..—
The Labor Department is closely‘co-
operating with the Veterans’ Bureau
in the placing of disabled service men
ln'- profitably. employment. Secretary
of Labor Davis has directed‘the ['n‘it-
ed States Employment - Service to
throw open each of its fourteen dis-
trict oflices to tho-needs of the grad-
uates of the vocational training school
conducted by the. Veteran-5 Bureau.
Hundreds 'or those men are» complete
ing their courses in agricultural and
technical lines of work. and it is not
only to their advantage but to the

A New York syndicate'has signed a
contract tor Lion!) .0f 3100-00°;9"’.'i5°
Jugo-Slavia. Thirty million dollars is
to be available at once. and the. bal-
ance as it may be needed by the Gov;
ernment. This is the normal way for
the extension of foreign credits. Of
course. it is the money or the Ameri-
can people thaLgoeo abroad. whether
the foreign obligations are‘ sold
through'a private banking firm or

and it is to be remembered '

ofiany cousiderablepart would neces- -

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TY‘S‘Llficciltllxnitfl‘ic 2:323"? exaililgiitkiilllidist for funds raised from taxation. But gins a. big celebration upon the occa- r h
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banking is a busmess. just like any _ ’ .‘ . 0f the opening of the new W at wauful h-l . >< ”3 ..
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that makes it of universal appeal.
Who would not like to climb to the
sunnuit ol' the highest mountain in
the world. for the beauty or the scen-
cry on route. the dizzy glory of look

-_ milady possesses is the invisible
net. ‘

other industry in which there is an
element of profit. and there is no more
reason for the Government to engage
in it than to compete with private
operations in other lines. .

7:00 p. m.—“Jack Rabbit Stories." by

fr‘;z:L2‘—» ~ :‘ V
David Cory. New York Evening V d Bunnie-B

bridge. which forms, part of the main
sit-echo! the village. has been closed to
traffic for more than a year. AAdetour
some distance up the river having

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JtancsAIIEM.‘ June, 22.—~Much or Mat
the material that is to be used in the‘7;30 p. m.--—“Dl hi I! . -
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havy Night. arranged under the ill;

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. you‘ve done it?"
And after Everest. what then’.’ Men

low..th0se of American bidders
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S! ' PI". RINTHNDENT YOU 3“
, EXPLAINS.

int: down from a great height. the . ower of falls of e' . . .
solilmlsl'nction of having performed , ' X l _ p . the Q‘ . paflment. . Dorm. bridge. The new structure is >1 and sterilized.

l ‘ t «k W min for the .No trouble now about gull n5 pass Jordan. near: the Sea of Galilee. “111,715 p m-—“Where Fairy Tales Come or the modern lirt tape a d x b .
'l rl'llli'llholls ii. . ' ‘ . . 1 - - . ~ ‘ , _
‘ ‘ ' t. f r e n1 travel. All you need be it aired rotn~Germaa firms. Their .. , n s eiag 5
reason that so many people do so £03m: 032:5...“ Drlcfsarevsald to be one-half those of. Tiflm. " b) John Russel of ”Mid- constructed by the J. E. Fitzgerald . 8131510 Mfih Rats ........ lac or 3 form
m'my slrvnuous tliinflS—“Just to say ‘ _’ ' British houses. and can,” 1y be~ n zht. Co.. of New London. A committee at! Milk m Nets ........ 5c or2 for 25

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slwuh mm» will still find pli‘llT)‘ 6r 0i . commandant. New York Navy Yard. Former Senator Benjamin Hewitt H ' .
‘ - .:- nt u re i sues from e Sea of . .. . . , o
contests with nature, and with each 1"" , _ . ‘ c.” . p _he~ t ‘3‘ . ‘7‘“. . and the limo iNaval District. Ad. with whom the plan to have this state ’ 9 I ,’ (:1,
. -mlh .\o.\\.i.k unlinel. Galilee. a large. stomgt reservoir. ir— dresser "Th '1‘ . , ' H, task . h . . .
olln-r. no doubt. even after there are c, N“ N H ‘ 'ti . . . 9 real) hat), byCapt, _ it over t 9. bridge originated. Will I 4
. . , . _. or“ t t. r 2.1 on canals. and the installation of T' . K , _ . h _ h . o '

llll't‘hulllljlll means or transportation to ”I" Sir: ‘ electric gene 1 stations. Ameri— . a. tame). manager of the. lsewr one the onor of being the first pas- . a t} , 5
tukt- flu-m anywhere comfortably if I have noticed that I have been can-Jewish organizations are id to :50“ ixrt”v yaéd: ”wavy Radio." :engetrato “to" no fi‘memiiilftgxik V "g. I. ‘ ' ' ’t’ "VF" alroavmn WWI“

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they choose to use it. Sportsmanship
probably “in last. as long as file race.

As ll’ll' race grows oltli r it may as-
sumo loss importancc. Yet it doesn't

quoiod in your columns several times
to certain events and
the track meet held

be largely interested in the pro} act.
The contract has been awarded to
Plnhas ltutenberg. aaRussian engineer.
by the British Government. Mr. Hat-

Reevu. 'Jr.. radio on‘icer.'Third Na- Hewitts PW ‘13, “’9‘ fact ‘3‘: his.
val District. and "The Navy m‘progenitor.-Thoinas Zfewttt. aseacapf
Peace." by Commander c. s. Mc_3tnin in 1650 sailed his boat corner
Liystic. river and built the first house

regard
lt‘Sull‘S of

with
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at Gll‘tllS lv‘arms last Friday.

 

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act-m likrlv. as Bernard Shaw suggests in ( Him. but I may not be mis- . - - Dowell. electrical superintendent of
' ,. ' ~ - .. enberg is now in the lulled States . ..
in MS “Hack to .Mplhusalah. that mm.“ and {“3an on“... .0 mak‘ seeking financial support for the prO- £18 .ifwk‘i’xgrk haw Yard. The to be constructed on its~ shores. l
eventually man will get ‘all the sport clfau‘ my poaition in this malts-r. l 18“., The «work will involve an ex- 1:" or d av; Yard band. twenty ‘3 S Y AND‘ .—-—-. ‘s_ l
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ot his life. fclicwint; st‘iten'ient; . '1 .
- ~11: ow".-. ~—-—————- The Judges“ decision 'n all cases :ézyt'rzrgrozlssooagumue:de1-3:;chflung? chord Aweigh." Zimmerman; °"°"' Balthnorc “"ch W m B WOMEN' i . . ., c 1
Tm; HAI'I’Y FAILHI-ZR'S WIFE. shun“ he consider“: ”mu. I have no electric power from the Ania River to mm of nautical “1910“”. ‘i‘obanl; . Good in Illness and Ma- . rt xi mncluded in our Si‘Cn.‘ .rcm .amy tw
For years llt'wspupi-i‘ readers have desire whatsoever to settle an) con- light the ancient City of Jam). and the Walt'z. f‘Evolution 0f Dixie." "Teu‘3~ Menace ‘0 nm’ MEN' 8110 0 0 to dressystrap pump: """" Semis
lu-cn ”gall-vi with tales ol the liard- trm'crsy which ‘may have arisen be- communities of Tel Aviv, Ramieh and 3318' 73.1014“? Music corporation: CHICAGO. June 21.-—-What he term— -Pleuty of new models rangin {“031 ”i ’ ~' 151:};
ship ol lurm lilt‘. i'spt't‘iully lor the (m on the two lNorwalk schools. The Pain“: 'l‘ikweh He is allowed two The {Navy Forever. ' MQUHCQ- ed misrepmeutation on the part. of roundeptoed rf ted b E . mm 13.3.30 “P ‘
wonn-n. it hits ln-cmm- a habit of events in question are the following “my; in which to raise the capital and the Anti-Saloon Leag‘tiebtthe attitude CHILDREN' De m rogue: W $5M”
mind for city full: to pity the farmer's in the imril of the Il'irls' 50 yard ‘ ' ‘ ‘ , ~ Station “WVZ. Manhattan 0! the medical roteosi t'mwhb. ' . " Ed“"'“'°r pumps and”
. . _ , start operations. s p W 9 .
wn<-. new IR sumi'lhlng (nun-«m. dash two of the judges pronounced W (Wanamaker). kev for use in mug”, was denounced
A winu'wzim' ol' (.Ol‘sm..,.m.}p circula- l‘lllael Gray. Franklin, the winner. wsmvs To ATI'RVD ST irony-s 3:40 D~ I'll-”BT10! 30118 1'20“!“ by 1:00- by. Dr. Ii. N. Steven‘zotimof Baltimore. '7 Dune & BraCke
lion. published for farm women. and This lli‘CiSlOll 0" 1}“: I‘ll" 01' the ' ‘ {)AY‘SFRVICE SC’VDAY. ‘3 15- Fisher. ”Plano? J- Thurston a trustee of the American Institute of
“N.“ um,” the Farmer's “1m. wunl- judges was further supported of tho Masonic or-ganizailons ‘0‘ NOI‘Wfllk Noe at the piano. to) "Dawn." Homeopathy, in an addres' befom the ,
ml in nnd out Just how living condi- {110'- that the first race in the final uni vfcinity have“ been invited to at; Curran: (b) “Roses."; Marum; (c) institute last night, . SOUTH NORWALK

“The World Is W'aiting for the Sun- 8“” 099" Saturday EVE'HFW

rise." Seitbz.

"The Anti-Saloon fica'gue’s conten-
tion ti‘at only thirty per cent. of doc-

wns a lair race rest-iii ig in the same

lions are on the {arm nowadays. and
way with Ethel Gray lhe winner.

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an affirmative answer.

That certainly settles the question.
be doubted whethcr so large
would
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8'31-2." Therefore the places in ihi w- in ..
event are: First, Lawrence of Staples. um} B

Third.

(Signal MS, II. S. A).

8:90 p. _m.-—Inhtruction in radio.

9:00 p. m.-—-Concert under the aus-
pices ot the Win. Knabe company.
Mnong the artists on the procram
this evening are Della. Samoiiofl. so-

 

the high grade workmanship usuu.._: .,
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trusted enough to prescribe whiskey
as they would any other medicine.

Excessive use of cosmetics is com-
ing to be a national menace. not only
to complexions. but to health as well.
Dr. William L'. Latin-op Love or
prano: Juan Lyes. pianist. Brooklyn told the convention Diet.
for declaring the“ event a lie. ' exercise and oxygeuafi the roof; are

These three events have been de- Try I. 2W..Adyertlssment In . essential in securing a. clear complex- .

lhr- i‘nrmvr himself. There is asncak- u“ Sentinel. lion. he said. S ‘
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' cider! definitely 'by the jud es and ' ‘
hioti‘on among city folk fill". the have therefore no discretifn in the
1Huca1 larmcr is a domestic tyrant matter or comment to make concern-.- . . ‘
and Slave—driver. If he werewyydd in: anc‘ one ot the events. ‘ ‘ I: - I - ‘ . r - - .

Howe .rer.

probably be present. Fred Patton.
inyitone. of New Nork, a 32d degree
ember of the craft. and one of New
ork’s best church baritones, will
assist the choir in the music of the
evening. This promises to be a serv-.
ice of unusual inti rest not only to
-meml‘mrs or the Masonic Order. but
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look a lipicnlly straightforward way 1‘ .1. \ ‘ South Norwaik Methodist Episcopal '
of finding out. ll zuhll'v-‘fsr‘d t0 "8 b f1 SC?“ ‘3‘? ‘? “flit?“ "gr"””“'“‘ church next Sunday evening. St. 4‘40 Il- m-—"V0Kue'3” Paris cable on tors regard whiskey as of sufficient
WOW,“ ”n.1,"... on Amt-1mm farms tf tutu l t‘m-cm ionls, the cum-10m” Lodz”. of Norwalk. OM Well fashions. through courtesy of Nasl value as medicine to‘ secure a permit
11m qmslion: ‘13; j‘" :‘;“-P' '0‘ “"3”" 51‘°‘5~ Fru‘vr' Lodge, or Snum waaik, Ark Lodge, Publications. Sub-19": “Shoes and for prescribing it is downright false- """""""
"ll” you had a danghtI-r of mar- It‘h’l" r“ .i rrhllt'l‘ h.-olrs.d ii “is for of Georgetown. Jerusalem Lodge..o£ Stockings." Q hood." he declared. :
.~.;.g.~;.i.l.~ age. would you. in the light “ft £53m}. m .t 6,1“ 5’” dvfme‘} liiiigclivld: Ophir Chapter. Orrle't'"bf “=30 D- m---Bl'lef musical nrogram "Whiskey." he added. "is a. valua- ~
(if your on n experience. want her to (‘illi‘lcruwo-vixfflt x:(‘:‘°(.0‘:::::”:lsn (inn (lug: Eat-tern Star, and Berkeley Chapter. - by 3‘3“" Melllsh. soprano. Bletropol- ble tonic for aged people or as a rem- :
mam U ”filmy...” "(Coril’waskl‘lxeil bv ”H third Illfl Lt Order of Eastern Star. have all Yh- itau Opera Company; Ellen Rum,- edy for a sudden shock." Most play- . DRESSES
Mull). llionsuml anmwrs were rc- 5".“ Tho "vi'nm‘; of 1h. "‘ 'tnpf’a dicated lhtll' intention of being pres. soy. contraito. slcians. he said. hope for a time when . ‘
rum-.1, mm M 1m- Wm. or mom gut-c I'lw‘reuce .3: fits leg “I? 9‘9," “a" cat. Other Masonic organizations much of the. present "red tape” is i ' . . . . .
« “ * p v ‘0 Jump“ which have been invited will also Station mum “’ood,N.Y. C.‘ eliminated. and when ,they will be ~ These new models are fashuzml (-1 Je militia} “-

 

it may
:I Ilcrt'vnlilge 01‘ City women
want their daughters to marry
mun.

If this result speaks well for farm
lilc. with all the conveniences and at-
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Second, Craw of

lzlackbnrn of Center.
The judges declared the role vault
a. tie because the bar had been raised
t) ih t'last notch on one side. This
seemed to the judges a good reason

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Elsi girahin 19 cases out of 20. waht because it was not possible for the 5 ' . M i ’ - .‘ "
or one; tor to marry one? Boys in the pole vault to decide 4‘ " . ‘ ' _ - 7 m -
j“ "”“’“ ‘ —: which was the better. I suggested to ' '4“ ‘ e1. 8 ' 88 Washjngton St. South 1‘40 k
no LOAN TO GhRMAI‘Y. both Franklin and Center schools .W“ . : ~ ’ l. I ‘ """

The committee of bankers which
Ina lll‘t‘ll consult-ring making a loan to
Germany has given it up. J. I’. Mor-
gun says Germany's credit is not good
enough to warrant it.» He could not
honestly recommend such a loan to
investors. It is Mr. Morgan's belief
that some modification. will have to be
made of German reparation payments.

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that the two boys pole vaultI again
using standards which “ill not limit
the height which they may lump.
Whether these two schools act upon
this suggestion or not is immaterial
to the last- notch (n one side. This
the two schools and their authorities.
The cnly reason for my ’further
participation in the whole matter aft-
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according to schedule. Germany in. “'9‘ 5b“? Staples “’33 hOSt and it Other “3 my ;
sluts she cannot do it. The world thew-fore seemed to me that it was S

necessary that we. so tar as. .‘t was
possible, see that the results all the
meet were satisfactory to all con~
corned. The tecords of the meet to-
gether with the decision of the
mixes are in my. office. They confirm
the concluaitn in the three events
civeu above. . . - "

1’ therefore hope that this statement

looking on would feel more disposed
to come to Germany's assistance if she
would make a more convincing emort
to meet the schedule instead of con-
tinually trying to hedge. On. the
other hand. if she can't. she can’t.
Yet it must be confessed that up to
the present time France seems to be
nearer right than Germany. France
b('ll€Vi-38: that it’s not. can't but.won't $.33, close the issue entirely. I oer“ ' '
Lilfilu‘ls holding up the settlement orl {OLRLdefizgfigiwvg’gmg more to say
1 t _ . . ere 2 ad to have
GThc next move, it would seen!“ {3 grieéalggsul‘ast. Elnidaiy and thfi con;
ermany s. If she would make some! . emsel.es were "“9 sports;
mov- um might incline the world to'mig and I‘en’we“ "6” much be!“ t
Iblilrimg f.hh :vas sincere. it would helplwlln Etigié, to the b I“
6‘; molt. [hull anything elm she could emphaticau'y .to denoszce flit? 5:2?!”
:33: rogue executing: «Blackbufn
or course. the editor of that An - . m 8 ”me ”amt" 39' “mp" ~
iyltg'annual was guilty of a "low dwn £5532: 2:91;“:g8'm; who. the‘ 1m ’7
a? hill:ndlur:i‘ib§dy questions ‘hejustice. fDlatOkleme was e'ybzczmi call it “*1 '
have “I“ someé‘h Yet there- must event-"which‘tonowéoféianthm ”“1
the 1cm. 'whorehaidan a few others in he could not have left th *fiel e ~
' given reason- by . . . . e ‘1'-
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