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WNESDAY, JUNE 28,1922:

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DIASONIC DIREC‘I‘ORY

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A special 'comoczition of Butler

M. will he held
Chapter. No. 38. It. A.

in Masonic Temple, Smith Main street.
Tuesday evening. June 27th at 8

 

o'clock (ll. 5' 'l‘.).
ork mM. M. decree.
W S. 1'. DECKER. H. P.

l". S. LYON. Secretary.

 

BOOKS ()\ “TUSIQIIS'.

The tr ueiing library is no longer a
novelty :n Somc parts of the country,
but its methods and .u lucvements are
or intertst in communities where the
public iibruiy is un attrnciiye building
on one of the main business streets.

One at the. busii- st of such tr u'eliug
“bruins is that whi<h operates out of
Hibbing Minn. It. has been in exist-
moo for three years and now has a
circulation oi tio mm hooks in 1. ye or
of 300 days for .i population of 3,500
or about "0 books pir (upiiu. 'l‘hut
rate is live. tinics the average i‘orlaigc.
city libraries.

Starting from
oils of Minncsotu'x iron
motor-niountml liliruiy visits
munitics in six towns and the adjnv
cent country. ii coycrs :1 total arch of

llilihing. the. metrop«
ore region. this

160 l-Mllil't' mill-s. visiting mines and
work comps once or twice a week,
schools and form houses once in two
weeks, 'iud so on. its longest single.

route is 3‘1 mil-w" round trip. A small
cont .‘llt‘n‘t' and :in electric heating sys—
tem are both uawi (lining sew-r0
weather. and thi- library has hot-n
known to 'iiu-cc thc rounds with the
Icnuu-ruinrt- 1m degrees below zero.
Sonic 0 ‘iiirnlly locut‘htl public librar-
ies try to rent-h their llt'KIlIllflrlnfl rurzil
palrcnm hr muons oi‘ purer-l post or
branch \lHPiolis. 'l‘lw llihhing‘ library
tricii thul systI-m, but has turned in

the IrlIYPllllLZ‘ truck n: for more satis—
I‘m-Hwy.

lung-laying 1,200 hooks. in rock of
innunzinvn‘nnd hil'it'tifl'litph supplit-s,
UH.- imok liuik lumlwrs Mons: on its
chm-ring \‘.ll_\. Illl'] the [iconic show
Ulcir ”twin-"intuit: ivy borrowing: 60.-
000 hot-Its [Whom sin-r'nuruphs :illd

mun) II""':I7lllt\' {'VI‘I'i \'("iI‘.

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’I‘HI‘. ((II' V'I‘IIY BOY.
It is good whim that Judge Cary
gaw- on his ro-iurn to his boyhood
limin- ll‘. \Vlio-ulnu. “L. that every

young: nmn should til-l his start in the
country.

"it will Illilkt‘ hi in'ht-nlihy physi—
ttilly. IIlI“ll"(‘lllilll_\‘ and morally." said
Gary, “:iml Lriw- him a iwtter chance."

No (louth of that, as American his-
tory proves. 'l'he immense majority
of our sucrossl'ul Illl'll llilVo‘ lien-n rt-tir-
(‘II in the country. and thc cilia-s sti'l
druw tlicir 'lt‘hl Mum] fltllll thc Chili‘-
try. 'l‘lN-ri- i:: snmvlhinl: in his: cities
(lint SIIIIlllllIIl'4 new blood llut (-ycnl-
Imlly cronies in rather stereotyped
character (and kills iiiitiaitiyc. Thus
the city sons of Siiv'ct-sstul I‘lll’tll_l.l‘t‘—
cruiln seldom repent the i'nthers'suc-
(708.4. and still lens (lo the grandsons.
Allwnys Illl‘l‘t‘ must he now blood.

Hut Ill‘l't.‘ :iriqu :i problem. ”all our

people now liu- in (‘lllt'S, uud presum-
ulily limit or more than hull of our
people livv'rnl‘il-r will be born in cities.
80 lush-:4 l of "cw-ry young man" gat-
tiui; his Mail in llll' country. that
Illl‘HNlIlK will he possibli- [0 only one
out of l‘\i'l) two or tiii‘rc.

'i‘lv~w is >illllt' Iii-Hi for the situation
in the pri-mnt ll'lltli‘llt‘y liltt'k to “1'
country. It luis lu-rn said that the
typical innim-s‘ null: ol‘ this gent-r11-

lion t‘tllll'S troui tin-coniviryand tries
to iimkc cuouuh ruoncy in the city to
gut twirl; to the country.

To grow up in at nul-urhnn country-

nidc us the sum of :L "gentleman inr-
incr" is'roi tho rt-zil thing in couni..y
liic. but it is vastly lit'llt'l' for the lil-

turt- riliw-n and his gcucrniion thou
for him to arrow up \xithout any of the
(environment on] experiences that
(Tr‘Jlltt'tl the sturdy stock which is still
the backbone of America.

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IN A TRAFFIC JAM. SMILE.

Hulunitlint‘.‘ :i set of traffic. sugges‘
lions in u newspaper contest. a. level—
hmdcil citlrcn adds, "Smile as you do
those things." ‘

“It helps understanding," he, cx-
plains. "and the other motorists and
pedestrians will know that: you are
trying: to be courteous. not to order
them what to do."

It is an excellent suggestion. The
worst, thing about traffic mix-ups is
that the motorists who happen to get
mixed usually lose their tempers. Bad
tempt-r and noise never adjust any-
thing. That is as true of street traf~
tic as it is or social and business at-
fairs. Good nature is a. lubricant that
would do as much for automobile truf-
fle as oil docs for ‘the motors, if it
were used as treely.

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A NATION 0N m JOB.

or all the new St. I es of the World
War. the nations haye expected most
of Crocho- Sim akin. Strategic location
in the heart of Europe. great natunl
resciarces aid a reasonably homogen
eons people, which had deteloped it;
own substantial industries. gave the
young repul- tie a trcmendous advant-
,~. when it come into being. The
ohmniins are showing that “It!
ow h1w to make thg‘mmt o! it. '
Cat “(1‘0- Slov‘tkla U Minivan II-
“WE country
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plus for t-xport every )cz'r. ' .
Appl't't‘IuIlOIE of 'his ‘situation has
led to marked activity in the negotiin

many (lecuiics. There is wealth

tion or commercial treaties. and al-
ready llnhcniiin products are being:
marketed und ‘r definite agreements in
Switzcrkiml. Jugo~Slu\i.u. Germany
llulgurii. France, ltoumaniu, Italy.
Austria. .I'bluml and Spain. ‘F'llnllill‘
urrungcnlcnts arc in the making with
tlrcui llrituin. Denmark. Belgium. ilol-
hind. Grcccc. Norway. Hungary. Swir-
dcn and Portugal. while there how.“
been trade conversations with Russia.
t‘zccho Slovakia can tnkc can» ol‘.
hora-if. The world will watch with‘
interest the progress oi‘ icss I'OY'IUYIHIE“:
sister republics toward the realization
of their hopis
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’l‘lll: RFAI. [III-Z I \\I) \l’r'ilis
In Dublin. \xhcrc the iumu' tuous
Dull l-Iirnnnu has 1190“ holdim: its ses—
sions. and where the opponents of the
irish ll‘r w State have been most vocal.
tllc pi-oph have voted scycn to one for;
the treaty and the new Constitution. i
In Cork. scene of many spectacular‘
uprisings nud riots. the vote for the\
{icnccful organization of Ireland as a;
self-governing port of the llritish
Empiri- is four to one. !
'l‘hroguhout the country the London
sciih-meni is upheld and the bitter-
end Republicans headed by lie Valera,
urc repudiated.
It is never safe to judge the merits
or :1 I‘Qfltt‘ntvrx‘} hy the preponderance
of noise. The minority is usually the
loudest. The quiet. thinking majority.
in Ireland lznq mode itself heard at?
last. and proved the heads of the Irish'
people :is sound as their hearts. I!
the minority is really loyal to Ireland.
it \‘Jlll_.‘ll0p trying: to stir up civil war
and will restrict its obstructive meth-
ods to legitimate criticism.

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Daily Radio Program

 

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Titties an
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piano novelties. “Step Allow." Louis;
Justin ’

Breau; "Swzuiee Smiles."

sniuron 3mm.“ WILL.

Ring: “Kiss Me by W'ireless" Messrs. 1 NEW HAV :V- June; 28- The. “'1”
llreuu and Ring: extracts from of the late Frank L. Stiles. of North
opera gems and syncopatlon. Na-‘z Haven. a former state senator. was

than Glnntz; finale. “l'ncle Josh on

 

the Radio." Byron G. Harlan: so-

prnno and harytone duct. Phillips

and Sielson. "Mr. and Mrs." and

"Kiss Me by “Wireless."

“'WZ. Vcw York (360 meters)
1:40 p. m. ”Edna Lentrice l‘ loom. so-

prnno; J. Thurston Roe. piano.
2:40 p. "Lul‘inno selection.

3:40 p. m.r——~l‘:dw:ird Lockwood. bary-
IUI‘lC; J. Thurston Noe. piano.

4:40 p. m.»-«C‘hildrt‘-n's hour by Elsie
Jean. Subject: “Tree Proxy."

10:30 p. m.-’~llernlce Quinlan. pian-
ist; address by National Command-
er llanrord \IacNider. of the Ameri-
can I. glen: "Message to American
Legion."

 

nors’in-mm ACCIDENTAL

 

COLCI-{ESTI‘ZIL June :7.
ing into the killing of Rennie

-—-A hear—

\\'ilcy of Hartford on Saturday.

_held in the office of the medical ex-
Pendleton. yes-f
Ilr. Pcndlctnn had;

Dr. Cyrus E.
afternoon.
previously stated that it
the death was an accidental one.
(hild h: id thin
girl and hi let :0 her hand and ran
'into the re .id in front of the machine

umim'r.

was believed

 

BERLIN. June
four hour strike throughout Ger-
m-my. called by the General Feder-
ation oi‘ Trades I’nions as a demon—
strhtion against the forces of reaction.
was to go into Cm ct today

’l‘ne strike is expected to involve
the services of the biz hotels. Whose.
guests haye been warned to supply
themse lves with canned goods and
bread. as no food will be served he-
twu‘r-n ioon today and \i’ednesdny
mcrning. ‘

27.-—The twenty-

7 Kai-z. 3
grand 7. by the automobile of J. Allen;
VVRS ,

The 3
walking with a \oung:

offered for probate today. The value
of the estate. is not indicated. but it
is probably considerable. Among be-
quests are those 0! 315.000 to St.
John's Episcopal church. North Ha-
ven. '31‘mltlll in cash towards a town
library to be put up opposite Mr.
Stiles‘ homestead. - and 3!“.000 in
cash to be im'dhted and used {or re-
paiss on the building and for books.
{vi-i $5.0m; to O E. Benson,
chairn‘em. The homestead and
much of the. personal property iii~
eluding $50,000 in cash. is
Mrs. Stiles.

I‘rcyision is also made for
t) John F. Reynolds. of
.thc hrick companies.
Sihs held the principal interest. 'at
3 less i! an the appraised \ulue. out of
ccriii-iirutlon or their long business
5 intutsts. .
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HELD FOR SHEIII‘ON TEENS.

lsposal
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! SHELTON. June 28.——Two rmen
arelming held in New Yorkpending
‘inx'estliwtiou into their alleged com-
3, piicity in the plot that resulted in’ the
.thcn of 810.000 worth of silk: and
plushes from the Shelton looms in
‘ New York two weeks ago- Police.
' have located all but five of the miss-
in: cases of silk and they have been

returned.

 

HELD FOR SHOOTING HUSBAND.

NEW HAVEN. June 27.—Mrs. Mar-
tha Sheehan, charged by the coroner
with homicide in causing the death or
her hushand. Dennis. by shooting. to-
day was held without bonds for one
week for hearing.

 

EASE FOI'RTH IN Nlfli‘ HAVEN.
NE‘V HAVEN. June 28.-—Police
orders today sought to make the ob-
'servance of July 4 a safe and sane
one. by prohibiting the use. of large
firecrackers as an explosive.

 

 

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IIAI)I(I
“'JZ. Newark (3th meters).
6:00 p. m.—«"l{eview ol‘ the Iron and

Stu-l industries and Their Relation
to General Business Conditions."
7:00 p. m.»—"Animal Stories." by Flor-
cnce Smith Vincent. ‘

7:30 p. m.——“'l‘he Mun Vi'ith the Cop-
per Crown." by Professor Lorin
Stuckcy.

8:00 p. m.—-Concert by Minnie Carey
Stine, memo-contralto. Program:
"Re dellahlsso; Masked Bull."

“Prison Scene: Pryshete." '
9:00 p. m.—-ltecitatl‘bn by Mrs. Faith
Van Valkenburgh Vllas. Program:
“The Four Seasons in \Vestchester:
Sprihgul’an; Summer—Home: Au-
tumn—~The Hills: ~Winter—The
Church-yard." Resurgence: "The
Last Red Min Speaks;" auto phil-
osophy; “Reflections from a‘Dodgef'
“Fyvie,” a. Scotch ballad; "Mah—
mould." a fable. Six love lyrics:
"Dew-—-'l‘imid Lovef' "Candlellght~——
Love for Mother:" “June Nocturne——
Unspoken Love;" “My Son—Maternal
Love;” "Joy Day—Love for Father."
3:30 p. m.—-Concert by Janet Bush-
Hecht. memocontralto: Mabelanna.
Corby. piano. . 1. “My Noble
Knights." “Vale" and “If Flowers
Could Speak." 2. “Dawn." “With-
out Love' 'and “A Kiss " 3,‘ 'Rm.
Induce—La. Dame de Pique " "Twi-5
light" and “Ma. Lindy Lou."

 

"Joyous Youth."
11: p. m.—Arlington om time.

, Bedloe's Island (1,400 mm)
Sinai Corps, U. S. Amy.

8: 50 p. mas—Instruction. in radio.
Plano selection.

9: 00 p. m.—Pa.rty “Int. under the di-
rection of Fred W. Hagen William
I'Iiden will be mantel-.0! ceremonie-

‘ and Justine Ring accompanist. Sax-

ophone novdtlew Nathan Ghnts:
"Under the m M" Byron

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Banish Wmusness, Constipation~
and other dyspeptic disorders by a

short: course of Beeeham’ s Pills—tho
unfailing remedy for all irregularities
of the digestive-arms. For eliminate
lng wail-.9 products from the system.
improving the appetite, strengthening '9

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condition a

 

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