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f - DIRECTORY.
'. No as n. A 31..
V, Temple. South Main
mi (in Tuesdays of
S our-lock July and
. All R. A. Mason-5
teruall)‘ invited.
P. DECKER. H. P.
S. LYON. Secretary.
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SST lll'IC'IDl-IS IT.
' Digest is busily (fill-121.9%
vlariotlxer mom». :ilwij: Im-
Almut («My mm 11::
list-If upon whi l1 [ruin
ppmn‘s to he (”111,1 _ Lll‘
11,34! frills it in“... ’
l.‘-kf‘ a straw luimyt,
“(‘lllil‘rfiv l‘OIlHH. A1»
minim-«nu 1.1 of tho.
' i luv. HON lune Iver-n
.Ic‘t,
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‘ vines: Hint Hwy VOLL-
.I u" 2:. tlto following (was.
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"yr :1 l‘vdeml Bonus
Shhiii-i‘s‘nnd Sailors
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?" ”H r » 1' is no ox'xpormniiy
. 1?? answer. The only war:
‘0 pm \ Prose in one of the
V. kml. “l 11s" and "No."
“ ion is most unfair. az'rl
‘: .3’ H’sult from the inhum-
V“ pl 1?. will have but ill—
ring on the problem that
'to Congress for stfution.
:ur'oz‘ui During (1123'
lieve it has all a.
“(a .
guts parti
while things.
after. . .
year, and with all confidence to the
, of the sgrioulturahoosmtinilyy ht, indeed, ofths an;
mwfifimbehalfof smurfimgofom'
agricultural problem and of more eflectivo measures
- for dealing with it.
“ The fine spirit of mpemm mg the farmers,
and the disposition on their part to unite their aflorts
, in ex 91y possible Way with those of the government, on;
cularly well for our hope of accomplishment. The confynce
gave serious and thorough consideruion to the problur be-
fore: it, and presented pmcfiMblEPW firfimpuchhlmrth
It avoided all ertremlsm uid'sgopted the whom 11
making no excessive demands for special favdis or class treatment. I am
very sure that the wisdom of this course will be demonstrated‘mo-
In the general industrial and business sllnslion there' is much to fus-
lify confidence that we are well past the worst phases of the agricultural
crisis, that improVement is well begummid that it mll' eont'inns My ,
from this time forward. This is not only a source of ssfisfschon to eve?!
friend of the farmer, but also to whoever is interested in my phase of .
American business, for we have all come to recognize the interdependence
of all departmentsof themational industrial establishment.
No one of them can prosper permaxiently if nymther great bunch
of national activity is depressed. Therefore, in expressing my conviction,
based on a. wide array of information, that the worst is pastas ‘conoems
agrioulture, I am recording my firm belief thsi an era of better busmsas
and more prosperous times, for the entire commercial establishment of the
country, lies just ahead of us. I feel, therefore, that we are entitled to
look with much satisfaction upon what we have accomplished in the last
new nurk' in thisaslsls'sculsmnot;only1
future. w
l
E THE TWO STRIKES.
The railroad strike is de-cribed as al
“fizzECJ It is confined to the shop
workers and man} of tlum have been
if“??? I; my} rams» mliiilmrhd as dri" ling back to tho”
- iorpilti aid for 11 ilisa- 1 , . - *1 lm'
. . Johns. Appnreml} the rest vul . .1 _ _ ' . ,
o :1 cum: donation of 0“,ng ‘0 yield. 0,. be replaced and” “.12. Nan-ark (Westiflgm'). .. _
olf. 3‘ "V" :1 man “le” driven into other industries. Though; “M" l" "1"“ Bedtime Stories, M"
11,» mn- without a “mp“.hut 1,3,,(nwpped_ the railroads; Thornton Burgess. 1101in author oil
.11: rrrfiuct hraith, Syn). "l ‘ (‘lu-llrvn’s books, WhOS‘.‘ storms up-
‘bn‘h given the ('h-Srllllltl‘r
fl varii‘wl wn
, l-r" (arrecily
ii low-i: ilizzatimi.
(m [u l?‘~‘;1l ..-1
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tvi‘mod
vocational
‘0 (lepencionts.
Won H.100fllH-n .
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fr'l minors
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5‘ 11131 GREENE-
.-,‘. mach 031
3:11.}. “'ld lawx the?
x. ‘ iliwinilsom-’
‘ , inn 0: ‘6“ § coal
some 0‘ 'dustrics.
lrold
5“ l 3.1mm risk l on facing the countrv isV:
H2. prompt omliug of the coal strikef
ill»? mint-s.
illifc
lzirv.‘ op( rating aliout :15 usual. and are
public has gixen
Goxcrnmunt, and
to flu- summit the
Hit. 11 itil’l the
(Luxikq also to the policy of the other:
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f .
ilfllll'o
suri unions against
lstrikes.
So that's that. But“ the railroads
(Olillrluf? operating Without
Neither can manumcturing in-
Neithtr can homes. wlhen?
wutlur comes. The most 08-
minnot
.ui :lw resumption of productlv'ity at
['2 \:r} ulax lost in idleness
Mr. 11.1 .r. limitulion of indusir) and
355;. I111" ll€.\l “llllOF.
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01 this: reason it is imperative that ”72:! :3: 1:25”: “i“? if“? ..
, ., 1‘ is 0: 1m Gmernmem should; P Einith— ”by?!” 1:5,?ka 385i&駓a{d
< > . 1- . ‘3 - e. 5 ~. -
. mi 11‘. \xiiritz-u'r compulsiong Eh“ 'I‘hompsoii vianis' _, 5.
1: v 1.» Emu-.4 necossary. If operatorsg ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘-
' 2~ 1'11: ugh-(- now. very well.§
the-re can
obstruction
i' ‘» . nun, (y will not
'V' 1.1:}({ Ol
<’ " rountri as a
inn.» 3,
-.-.= :v .. ~ 1 than on) part of;
representing 1.
the mines if it.
2“ <‘. "‘TVll.
grop‘y 1:
V_,.. __,_,,.~Ao .
wnx .\\h DOGS.
' . ' inc-n leaching
ll g 111 u. about boss
1-.5
Cuuiicil attracted the
1: 9.11111 “'hitr‘n. local
. 9'»); advertising for
dogs to the pound.
:44: much :1 head. Mr.
xi {22:11 such an offer was
ml lllhl the men respono
l‘i.:lilf‘:2 it know nothing
they would never have
:m not of disloyalty to
“(him undertook
of his own. and .110
‘1.“ , .r, :1
1::\ U!"
vwi such
A‘iil'l ilél'li .‘Vll‘.
2.: 1,11 .‘1 shew
. ~11. >‘.|li1"ilillig.
(‘nllui :or :1 dog primate. for the
i .12. or July 11nd Offl—rL-d a prize
z!» hwy bringing the largest num—
of dogs. To his astonishment and
,:.gri:;, not one 1301‘ appeared.
llilltililvlhlly
i171,» :4 {Hui
'21::1 ll
}l l‘lllf‘V
boys still like dogs.
dogs surely don't change
unfitr (he skin. But the dog
to ,yiuy considerably less part
life or the uvorage boy than he
x-i to. Hi; was the chosen playmate
n: 3111111: luds in an era of simplicit)
u‘m =; mm. were few playmates Tor
r2311 room: to (loose from. Nowadays
log‘ has .30 many other ‘wnxs of
in: his time what with the
:uuxir-s “lrfltss. Lov Scout activities
n \r\':il inf, that Fido is lose. im-
V“... «m and thudore less ubiquitous
ml nim‘iot'cm”
MM...—
"H's pretty hard to berPresidc-nt
an] be perfectlyxnatural'and normal.”
~1lil Mr. Harding sadly, addressing his
.3 neighbors at their centeflary cele-
'lrll'O‘n.
‘1 M131 as it has disillu'sonedarman}
' r15 Eridenflj‘ his personal
normalcs“ is fitting back to his
{orial 30b.
1:1"! p
\"honl English r’eii’laVces French as
language of
won't be. any ‘more diplomacy; Every.
‘ body will know sis-hat the words maxi.
YES
ltomc- for a incnfion~when you’ re too
old to trace!
Transportation act are real or false
“W
Agricultural mammal have been
missed b1 the bloc and 13:31:16 method
4%
(my. (some: .
BUS'lVFSS BIAS AGE]!
312w LONDON July}
{expo mu -1 to continue oprrntiug thanks:
sympathetic:
His high office is disillusion-"
idea .3
sdixflpmw, ' there ,
it‘s nice and regain to stay at '
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pear in alums: 100 newspapers;
courtesy New York 'lrihui‘m.
'- 3" r» m. e-‘Messagiz of no; 2* (or the ,
3 Cancer Stricken " bv Armin. Rilev,
,io; courtesy Plimiiml Culture
\Jagazine.
3'5 C) p m -"1.iter.1-‘s owning conduct-
; 0.1 m the editor: :1 staffs of flue Out-r '
3 look. Scientific .‘. “alum and Hair-
per 6‘; Bro.
9:15 p. m.—~—Musical concert by
Dennlker's orchestra.
Paul
““2. Manhattan (Wanamaker).
$414!? p m “Children's hour. gnen by
2 Lisle Jean.
; children's stories and verse - Sub- _
“11’..th “bod N. Y. C.
(Sig-rialCm'IN. 1.5.5). .
from thr public
9:00 p. m.—-—~“Mother Davison’s Army
and Navy Night." 1. chk 31:111-011-
l by. writer of popular songs. will
(a) “\Vator Is Dang”. rosin '
“\Hion Father Puts {1:9 Paper on»
the \Vall. ” ..\!i~:s Lol§ l- on. -1illfl’.‘
ica ’s. versatile entertain-Er. 1:19 first“
and the last to imam. 3. Songs hyl
lax‘mond Call. .rom I? inns Honey
Dov Minstrels. (a) "I An“: Got No-
bodv Much. " (b) "Sunrise and
Youth." (c) “Dawningf' \Yiliiam M.
Gibson, baritone.
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ANOTHER “‘AR Rsvsnsmn
Axxorxcss ms \VARES
LONDON. July 21.~Startling reve-
lations respecting the dethrohemeut
essmuLsiuus
3 }
STORY
DAYS OF T318 GS
WemllfifiertwentylExtraSpecralseaehday
to take place- of the itemsaoldout . 7 ,
from flayfto say. 1 ' ‘ ’ 1
None Willbe sélrfhéfomoraftér tomorrow at these prioes.
Abmlt l *1 rue Dozen
BRAMLEY DRESSES
V 31119:: to $101M.
At . . . .. . .' .........
i~$2;98’
well known “Tiler ch
8: .71! p. m.—-Ansu mi: 33‘ mail recent-e} ,
sing his own .coruposluous. ssmitlrsd '
(b) r
of the war ontez‘laln'lrs :0 go across V‘
“Double, Tip Fillr’ifTS‘.
$5 W V alue
GEORGETTE WAISTS
$1.98
Saturday Only
A: ........ ..
La Brim-1 and (1-13.
,- . -. LLCORSEPS
.309&‘$3§00 values.
Model (Torselotte
, BRASnEREs
F. 8: B. Hose Supporters.
4&l‘._.....y...~..........
Long 16 Button
SILK GLOVES
.,:_,00 Value. . . . . .
79.:
980
$1.19
4. Charles lioéss- '
man. humorist. 5. Guy Huntersi
Mimi entertainer. 6. Henrs‘y. Da-
vis-on. cellist: Babe Southwel: at the
piano .
Bier-wk 3; Navy
DRESS ‘SATINS
36 In. beautiful lustrous
qualit 1‘.
Made to sell at 2.538 3d...$1 69-
Tnniorr W onlr yd
f
A If you were not'lucky in securing some
a: the Voiles on sale Thursday and Friday
The Greatest Vflfiering of
Handsome Dress
VNearly: 3000 Yards ;All the
Most 'Wanted Patterns,
Some wizh G old: Color Dots
ManyNVeat Novel Efieqts. V f ' ‘
«'35 In. and 40 In. and Some 4?? [11. Wide.
Arranged in Two Lots
:c and ' ‘9c yd. ;-,
Not a Pattern mule Lot Worm Less Than
50c Yard. some Retailer! at 7980' _Ysrd. ‘
_ Exceptional V aines in
QHOUSE DRESSES ,
Values to $3.50. ‘
Children ’s , f "
RDMPERSV ,
5° sec;
TsrusaosLCLOHri .
39s Value. 25c , V
'ard
.-.-s--;..........
’ Aliadin
SOAP DYES
Reg. 10c Value.
At . .
Good Luck Fruit 3.
VJAR RINGS
Rory. 10c Value. 7V
1,500 Yards Plain Colored
RATINE
and 500' ‘Yds. Fancy Checked
SPORT STIN G ,
"‘é‘;:'~:.“rj’i“i‘f:...;..;.., 29c
rand do 3111 of former Emperor Nicholas ,
public. “ho has been quietl} writing
his memoirs in a London fiat.Ke1-en-
out of Russia to a neutral European
countrx or to the United States, bu
this. he contends. was frustrated 1))"
Great Briiain. . l
tutor will begin with the inception o
1hr; war and cover the final tollapse
or the Empire. ‘It grill explain not on],
the causes of the flamenco? overthrow
but the failure of Kersnsks s own
government.
, The writer declares that if the
Allies had been willing to let Russia.
haxe kept her as a. saluable any. Th
:book will point out. that the Entent
‘ihsisted on Russia displaying energ
ion the front while in the throes of. a
12‘ elation at home.
His own martin-ow Kerensky a‘-
c.
the two extreme parties, the Rm @5115
1;ft,aided «by the hostility of the army
I
a ,
WAY To TAX WEEK: ‘CEflS
,V ’w—‘I-h—
; EERLIN July
Igo‘ernment has drafted a bill for the
"marks. In their _
have! not rwded in Prussia previous to
- Officials explain tha" Ioeal communal
ties particip to fiery 111mm intent
" the .
are promised by Alexander Korenskvh,
one time president or the Rusfian Real g
sk)‘ 3 plan was to spirit the Emperor ’
The book of the former Russian dic~ "
remain passing for a. period they could} V
1
i"
l
tributes to simultaneous pressure from ;
on the right and' the Bolshevikl on the. .
’Gramrnan' L'wrsxu's NE“ ‘ i
21 —»Th.e Prussian
$3.50 & $4.50
HAND -
BAGS
$2.50
PEARL
5c ball.
25C: Value
and Fancy Lisle
COTTON
9
Womén 5 Full Fashioned Silk,1".isle
For the relief of fall on ”chem—to safeguard normslzarohes.
Made b} Lounshury, Mathewson & (313.; ' *
. Celluloid
GIRDLES
* 296‘
'aluos to $1.00 , ,
‘ s Read our fluefikementfi '
Makers of X‘l‘omen’ 3:133:14: Footwear.
Bed Spreads
’Full Size ,
‘rv'Croch‘etfi
' Fleiehers . ,.
SHETLAND
ELOSS
121/:ch
25% Value , 1
Boys ’
V *PLAY
~SUTTS
V791:
' $1.25 Value.
yang-rm. Value to assess ,_ ’ »‘ 7
, Witch Our-FWindows.
- $15.29
, $3.50, Value
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