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convocation of- l‘lutler
till. R. A. M.. will be held
South Main street.
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A spooinl
Uhupler. No.
in Masonic ’l‘tV-mplv.
Tuesday evening. Juno
o'clock (1' F l’l‘)‘.
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W011i S. P. DECKER. H. P.
l«‘. S. LYON. Secretary.
[VIII-VII} ASSEMBLY.
At V'IIIIolltll'llt. 1:.1. 2L short time
no, the striking coal miners were for-
biddvn to hold :1 nu o-tiug and a. speak-
er was :trrrsiui for trying to nddmfi
them. Jntils tlw strikers hate been
morn successlul. 'l‘yho bethouglit
nounccd sortie \earn ago. and explain-
tl. ms to bring water from‘the vote! to
irrigate an otherwise arid planet. there
is not much said. The canal theory
has: been much questioned. The marks
swam to in: there. but nobodv knows
what the} are.
(mo thing the man in the street
Would like to know. while the scien-
tists have their minds on the subject.
That is. what makes Mars red? The
color of that planet has drawn atten-
tion to‘it from the (1&an of citiliza-
lion. and has inspired endlrss myths
and stories. “’9 no longer associate
the planet with the god of war. or
consider its ruddy hue harmful. but it
would be interesting to know whether
it is the color of Martian vegetation or
atmosphere. _
If there are Martians. and they can
see our planet. what do you suppose
Earth looks like to them?
. "Aviation is safer than motoring;
The only safe places I know of an.) in
the air or on the sen." says former
Rear Admiral Fuliam. encouraging
commercial aviation. Mebbe 50. Ad-
miral. mebbr so. As long as you keep
away from land. you're all right.
———-——-——-0
somehow that "river of gold" sought
by New York men in the Congo re-
minds one strangelyo of the Amazonian
“River at Doubt."
Unemployment is decreasing in
nearly every industry except politics.
Mt.”—
‘Umpires are certainly ruthlem to
Ruth.
themselves that ll“) owned a .51)- loot
lot in Hit “1“" and vrt‘lt‘C't'dt‘d to hold
a. nit-cling on timt lot. :md the author-
ities did not l'N-l sat.» in ortit- ring them
on llit‘ll‘ own properly.
The lesson will not I)(‘ loot on labor
unions or ullh r organizations in othvr
IIIIN'JN that IliH-t‘ hall dil‘i‘icultv in ex-
erci ting ilu right of :issuiihh that is
aummsml in bu guzunulmd by tli‘v
Constitution.
'l‘hv uvcwsiiy. 110W0V1‘r. or resorting
to Silt‘ll a device can hardly he plans-
inp: to normal Amoriomis familiar with
their country's history and traditions.
Atumit-m :4_likv to (”4 that ovary foot.
of Amvrirzm soil is: trim for the exor-
(‘iti (\l' iln- (Vmislilutionul prerogatives
of Auivrivun rituvns. and that in tlm
"so of put-lit hulls lli' :- should iw no
(IIM‘IlllilliiillOll. -
it may iw wadilt
senilvlugvs «.t‘ (VwrlJin groups nun lw
on‘m‘suw, no“ and Hum. tn olhor elo-
"it"iils (it llli‘ lmpulnliflfi;
inn ”1““
was in [il‘i‘s-‘l‘ip human righis'is to
immune.» lllt‘ll‘i willmnl t‘imr or favor.
Ill ( LUDV‘I‘VJllVi‘S (mu l'nrliid tht‘ 301100!)
and .1551 ililih “hr-n tin-y 111‘? in con-
trol. swim-r nr iiierr “‘1‘ shall have
huh: .Iix minim: into t‘oiitroi and for»
liiziliuu: (gm sinm‘li and :isormhiy on
lin- iv.i:l nl liw unhm r\.1tin-s (in?
(‘\ll‘l‘lllv“ min n» lezuls in :inoilim‘ .
O
IN Ql l NI “I (‘0! Ill I I Pill!“
hour»?
'1!” i: uv wis ltllpnliiilll: oi
Liiih l» Vim-i .lusluVo 'l‘:‘.l‘l. mi iti~V
tin-M iV‘ \mi' in ii: thud. unturluttiits .
l) (\hsruww tin nuimrlnut purpose. for
which lilh Sidiligumhmi Amvriimn
“Vt“n‘. Mirna-.2 .\\'hllo thivrtsting nix-
pri-tVi.oli--:i 0‘ :31.» hand of illVlldlltill.‘
gtw-n llllli. ln- 5.253:
"l ltuie' tmll) mow MVtit‘ms thing":
In (in. I “an: to maikr :1 t‘nmprvhvns-
ivu Wm!) 01 liw English ‘ilhllt‘ldl rays-
1th will: .'\ tux“ tn .‘Il‘X‘Ulflg its twil-
“H‘s in our tmu | {Viil‘lr m' iiilllllillsll‘fl-
lion I am (Vsprtiully anxious to ob-
sorw.‘ the.» English method of t‘tpf‘dil»
mi; {-1805 in l‘u courts of the first tr.»
Mali. i .
"The English courts lzaxr‘ abolished
1hr- dislim'liui: lu‘l\\'.V\.'ll law and equity.
nitslnow luau: 01”} mar- form 0: .Viinm't.
1 am“. how {u} up “ill 1:ch u similar
filt‘f.‘ in cm: Federal Pilill‘l."
More is :1 matter in which Justi‘"
'l‘ull's fvilot‘ritircns thl‘t“ his intnr—
ei-t {mild “:Sll him vavss. The ii}-
Mnn knows iiV’TtV- t-f llw turhuici’xl slain
at“ Judiriza‘é iiiiiiaiiiwtmlmn. tml hr dons
Lnnw that (Mr i‘mitt mstom has im-
tom-f t‘xflrimx 1y (\lllpllx.1lt‘ul it. i :
mi tlllnh‘f'} .i"tl l\l“l~,.~l\i .Vimi l‘t i: w
l‘;'“ll‘l tin: tlw iirz‘liafir suslom. NV.
which on!» \'\ as law i mmmnii}. has
lwrn :EVV\1’..V1‘N i HE Mr oppomlv tlirpr‘.
Iit'i. oi s;’ll}"liil}. I\l‘%“3ill1!ili “.11 iron-
(i'll! l' .i .\‘ t. ling“ hilt-'33 r11". In“
impntlwi unni izzlr‘uliViVV-i itV l‘w l':1it~
mi Stile w. till; l‘lllVlii‘ in V" lw i-Vfitmzmi-
l3 53:11::in
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’l'IIl' t‘lil IzllllFV‘s J‘III‘XDM I‘VT.
\N’luzt 12.. sathVouvl :illiVlillll :‘il a nn~
limul rl fl Mlmr ’.i\\' \\'.13 llt‘t Z.‘1"‘t‘<’l
mucous?itiziitmnl llmrv was some dis:-
tuq, ’l‘l‘cn- was also considerable
b-lll.‘llil‘llxxlI ivcu on i730 part of {WV-
imlm minor in [m Auuu‘it-an erziZd~
hood fruit: the minder of labor in.
llllh“d to its years.
(ViimVational iu‘tds. it was, toll that the
:uimirmi: inumsstlviiily of enacting it
satisfactory national law wont/d hasten
the adoption of n I-‘ edernLamendment.
which would servo the same purpose
in .i lirm r and film-o thorough way.
The ('1 Mini: in nor of surh av
amendment. in split of the delay al-
Wily. nth. inlaid upon a chat into in the
Constitution. is like} no grow. partic-
ularly when it is rmlizrd that the 12::—
atirrcani‘ul law would have reached
only is per cent of the working chil-
drrn in the l' titted Slams. leaving the
othfi'r £5 per cent unproiermi. Lhil-
(iron in sin-(Vi lrn‘iea sweaied tone-
uwni l‘Olit‘i.‘ r-hiidwn and the million
Wholly imiouchrd by thluiaw.
Those who nro working for :2. l-‘ml«
om! (unethimnni on this mntmr art-
‘kmm in mind the fact that mums.
mm now how axrelient child labor
law within their own Donna‘s-it’s and
rum pm is twin! undo $011“be
your in improving local conditions.
The nmpndment will he so worded
m in: moire-merit will .m the mini-
mum and no not flaunt ”1h? Mort or
flatn‘lnw that an: in advance of it.
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? SNO‘S’ (TAN 0!? nuts.
Tho astronomers turning their tale-—
on “Mars do not on any mm
,m which is not to be mam
int. It would lw hard to are even an
and strengt h '11 mi
1%,me giant in n distance of 42..-
«0.0119 mile-3. with the host ms»-
in “interim. Some of the
W. helium.- that they do we in".-
«new mountains and m if m
,, ,m “it that law
.m mum
grantmi that as- V
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“Ell. Newark. N. J.
7:00 p. ntm’wlanin the Moon Stor-
ies" (0) Newark Sunday Call.
Select. Balance
7:30 p. m.—~"llow to
and Combine the Diet. and the
Truth about \‘itumines." Dr. Eu—
gene Christian. noted Food Scientist.
author and lecturer.
:45 p. m.——-“Life or u Coal Minor." by
Evan J. David.
00 p. m.——-Concert, under the dire:-
tion of Chas. ll. lsanvson. courtesy
Now York Evrnlng Mail.
:30 p. ni.~-(.‘onctVrt. arrangoti by the
Talking: Machine Journal. Howard
J. Ger. baritone. soloist of the his-
rinlvs of Christ. Park Awmiu
church. East Orangv‘. formerly Y.
M, C. A. song ivndrr at Camp Mor-
rilt; \lrs h. F‘rvdvrirk i‘umtt. so-
prano. “ell known concert and char-
us singtir; Mrs. Mnhrl Sheiiwm-‘h.
rorm-tist. V Accompanikts. John '13::—
kcr Howard. compo-3v r. pianist. for
mer maintains oditor ol‘ the «lust-
clan; Mnlwlumm Corbv compost‘r.
pianist: and Mrs. RON-rt Ii. Eldon.
formir‘ly t‘l'mlilfil oi Hawthorn : \VV-
mi» 1‘ apiist (thrrh. ins“. Dining
“Vol: known as vom‘vrt pianist.
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3“ p, m Winstruclion l'i rliJn
under inc
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9 V0 r m ~(‘oncort
plows of the linioklztn Daily "incl".
swim t‘emogo. soprano; John ll.
\\‘; 'V-irin. trnor: Suzanna “Jim 10-.
n..i.. soprano: N. Val. Pm 1v
pianist. ‘ .,
SELECT!“ ~
incision
ll) Killililiili
BERI iN June :0 (Associated
presto “Selection of a man to fill the
post of Foreign Minister \ncalt’d by
the asgnssination of Dr. \\ alter Rath-
mum. xii-(sent; dimruiiirs 0. some
magn 'tudp to (‘liaucollnr \\ irth This
i= not (mi y brcnuse of the dearth ol
ma: lab”: 9 men but also .or inner poli-
tim‘. reusons as the qunstion of the
malignm cm of the coalition is one of
ill“ msaihilitias growing out of the
prose-n situation.
The death of Dr. Raihenau. Who
1 llin nnlx outstanding iigure in the
\‘i‘t‘ll‘i Cabinet Hidden?) dQPll‘t‘s the
(lthmmr-nt of the sonic-es or an in-
divi..ual singularh qualified tor the
post. becauso at his enliuriil quaint
unions. linguistic nhfiity. intimate
karmic ;ir:t- oi intemationa: affairs and
admitted reputation as an experiential}
Peonomist. . ,
“‘th Dr Rathenau took over the
Foreign Ministn he combined it with
the post ion he formerir held as Min-
l5t(Vr of Reconstruction. which Min-
istry has since become an active an-
nex oi the Foreign 0mm.
Parliamentary circles Chancellor
Wirth will direct the Foreign (Juice
until a man is found who can not
only meet the exacting demands of
the post- but who will also have the
approval of the Coalition parties.
Tl“> friends of Dr. Otto Ludwig
Wiodi'eidt. Ambassador to the United
States, have already suggested him as
an available candidate. stressing his
nintific-ntims as an economist. They
also believe his pnewious training in
responsible service positions abroad
in quasi diplomatic posts previous to
going to “’ashington has given him
the Equipment necessary for the for--
'% position.
Dr. Wiedteldt also ranks as a cant-1
fill negotiator, and 1while he is nomin~
filly n masher oi.“ tho Gm People's
Party he has new: med naively
in practical politics. having joined tine
m M! at the tint.- km
the directorate d the Kama m
In this connection. the rework mule
‘13 91' 011'! m I hulk: member
of f Mie’a‘m lathe them
Of 7 Erin‘s debate in “the Reid»
.mnwuamm—
co tron 1532mm. Be a-
nmncedthuhismrtymmpand
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grith momma: Titian
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wound W. R:
ed as having been dug“ by the Titan;
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BENTRAI W
STATES PREPARM
ll] Hill Gilli NEW
LONDON. June 2".——The gem mi
situation in Poland has improved corv-
1sidernhly in tin> past six months: Ans- ’
tria! economic condition
int-«may serious.
ihas made a wonderful recovery. "l‘htx
innate summarirs the observations of
.“Etltr-r l.\num Drown. director for
lriuropv or the American new? Ad—
lminlsinttlon. who has just returned to '
Iljomior. from a trip through central
Europe. Ill \isllr-d Prague Warsaw
and \u r11... In the tun latter cities
ltho A. 1:. A. will finish its chiiti-fm=d—_
in: in June. Th? A. it. A. closed down
in (Rocha—Slovakia in the summer of
ital governments coworrating with
lthe local communiuea. Thu. through
:trtbution to the welfare 0! the c
is still ex- f
but Creche-Slovakia-
ny all sections or the nations. the con-
line generosit) of the American peo-
pie in a great emergency. we have
been nb‘ e to make a permanent com
g'gonet‘allons in Central Europe. "
4““. \Zfllfi ISIDKI’EXD-
ENC}: (‘luLEBRA‘l'IOX
MEXICO CITY. June Stu-Much is
being mink here at Mexico‘s partici-
pation in the centennial celebration of
Brazil‘s independence next fall.
A committee headland by .1039 \‘as-
(Vom-(Vloza. \iiniotrr of Education. will.
leave in Aug-n5! on 2hr Mexican gum
lion: “Continua" for Rio «in Janet-“o.
‘Work has already been mood on tho
Minivan exhibit. “hick is m Vie AWN“-
sivr The 90?le hm id the lost ' x. :h:
r( public. will attend and 9&in 13») units
from the militan' and natal
emies will spend a month in the lira-
DISGI’SS TROLIJS‘Y PROBMS.
NEW nmratx. Juno 27.4—Mayors
of half a dozen Connecticut cities are '
to attend a conference at the once g
Mayor .knzelo M. Parmesan. with
Storm of the
at
President idioms
trolley transportation nrobiems
2:31) o'clock this afternoon.
:icnd- y
zilian capital.
sommomr?
We make a specialty
glasses combining madness and com-3
‘f'fil’t. The quality
of our work noggin
the suneriority of our anrkinanship.
Th mix. no.
liiil.
The thin.” problem in Foland from
the A. it. A. point otview. Mr. Brown
said. was Lin" devastated region in tho
East. complicated by the mfugvosi
pouring over the Eastorn border from
Russia. There is also considernblo sui-
form}: in the Mg industrial (Writers.
whew the rehabilitation work is not
yet complete. Legislation has been?
passcd romVntly by which 4130.330“) chil-
dren will be fed by the Polish govern—
ment and communes until next Octo-
ber. and SOOJJM until the following;
June. i
Mr. Brown found Austria still in a3
serious position. For that reason the?
A. R. A. offered to leave 8:0“.096'
worth of food to help continue the
work after its withdrawal.‘ Legislation
making it possible to perpetuate the
chi;<l-.cedir.g 9.155111 the Austrian Par-
liamem May is.
In Czrchm'flm‘nkin from which the
A. R. A- withdrew in the summer-V62
last war. Mr. Brown said tile nroblem
is Ehtlfll)’ different from that in the
other countries. Cache-Slovakia has
madv a wonderful recovery. There is
plenary of food there. What is needed
is education among the parents and
the opening of clinics for children.
”What pleases us most in the ar-
mngonwnts for the oozitinuation of
our work." Mr. Brown concluded. “ is
the absolutely noncpolitical basis on
which that" are being mark. The
responsibility is being shamd equally
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.CELEBRAT ED
1
Lecture by
Dr. Robert Nomad
CANADIAN
ROBE
and LECTURER '
WRITER
I THIRD NIGHT
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These dresses were manufactured to
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Special sale of Women’s and Misses'
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