' 7 Vacation 15*. the? ejBessyDleViCe forMan to
’ . ~-"’Re'store His Individuality '
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By DR. DAVIE) lisp. smart, in new rarefmimeg '
. Tlie vacation is the best device for enabling a man torestbre. Illegal}? ,
. Yidliah'ty. Without it modern industrial organization WORM be imposs' ,_
mg, ALMANAC FOB“ Bible. Man could not endure the confining, inactive life of. the shops-for Abe
I I TOMORROW > 1 physical reasons, nor could he endure the psychic robbery of‘the. large "P5153111?“t‘ml't 5‘? mmem
. , s 5:17, sols 6:29. business enterprises. . ... . '~ galtfigaiosla ammonia; n Syri V‘ ,
ide 6352 3- 111., 7 ‘18 Pim' It is a psychic; relief from a too Complicated existence to turn tattle ’ .- éyfiem.‘lfdém: I?" if”?
momma. Press is exclusively; Woods. Camp lifeputs drama into the necessities of existence. . It makes - serving a “life ’
' thetgge for gabgcftifi'; 3: breakfast a gamble and the achievement of dinner a masterpiece of'inge; '
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“$3?“ tifiacgam, and also nuity, patience—and physwal prowess. Man must be mnstanlly achievmg; messenger): the unfiopnlfigity. of the:
- newsnubflsfied herein- “ he must be eternally pitting his ability against the world and conquer— 1"3‘1Ch‘fianflatemthg N?” E35?“ .
fits of publication or special . . . . - ' 7 , 7 VThe. French press, .she_said,, ac». .
tunes herein are also reserved. mg it. ' .. . eased Charles R. Grazia. former .
V , Now, what is there to make a man proud of himselfas he eats bacon igmeflcan 3533?; lode”? 1:; is??? * f
» 2 _ . , 9 . . _ > 7 _ BCEXISQO“ .e sor ers‘ ‘ . \Y ,r
igAchngfiEggogi A. ma, and eggs afihome 1n tlie'mormng. He did not find those eggs, nor cools Thais absolutely false. The disorders
in Masonic Temple, South Main them ; he Will be lucky if he can pay for them. Contrast this with the sis-re the , direct result of the opprea~ ,
L the 2nd and “11 Tuesdays 0; exultation of providing his own breakfast in camp—of outwitfing the féiiigiezfiffgxig‘ile °f the manda‘r ,
h‘mggtglpglti.3 3303' A_J‘£I§;’t‘ls cagy trout in his pool, of leaping up the path shouting to liisjslothful . "We Syriampeonls.”sheifiontinfled»
.. only and internally invited. campmaies, of cooking the beauties and then hearing the sweet words of 33:5 ggegi fgc’f'gié xafi‘fi:§: ,
' If} g-nggxggrgg; praise which, if they be decent human beings, his fellows cannot fail to .gellectual. and moss: leaders or an.
. . ‘ ’ . shower upon him. , Arabs. In welcoming: the French
is.
«- , , , Army in 1918; we'hiid hoped that -
.BURNING WATER- ' " ” ' w” ‘ ' ' ' .- France would help us réalize rom- _
. ' _ _ j. . - aspirations for self-government. We .
on: London once’liii’role a Wi-lrdlmonlhs ol‘ 1921. before such training 3‘“ 0"” N°thmg at All,” James have been deceived: Instead of'jufii‘
>~ “about a scientist who discovered was started in the schools, there were 5. Rule.- “Rny of Sunshine," Wen" treatment, we find that oil!“ iéountry
way to set water on fire. and the im-!9 fatal, 152 serious and 50 minor ac~ ner Junssen; “California,“ Friend ‘is occupied by black “0093, who are
- .conflagrutlon that followed. [\frllll‘lltfl among school children. In the and Conrad; "MaeNa-Lu." Louis our inferiors; our government turned;
York inventor says he m?!“- six months after the “’0'“ began “‘9! 12m“: "Bamboo Bay," Donaldson. over to inexoerlenced French-0830mm.
fixipermcted a. process for burning record was stratal, 27 seriousand §n - Jgen and “’hiflng: "Out of Who 'w'ho U‘tho govern by force, and our
or and expects to use it for heat minor accidents. Similar records are! ‘ Shadovvs.” Kahn and Blaufuss: leaders lodged in 541513 . -
votive powcr, and has ('OllVllli‘l‘d oli‘i-rod by other CHIC-‘3. . “Angel Child,” Price. Silver and . "In the recent on these abuses."
title fiien that he is right. lt is a sad commonlm-y on the rail— Davis; "Jimmy," Trebla and Ca- slle'declared, “a, nation can do no less
.1: is riot “at” alono that he burns. m1- of parents to carry on the good plc. than revolt and rid itself of the yoke
\ ording to newspaper reports. but work of the schools that the acoldenbloxlo p. m.-—Character songs by Syl- of the cppressor." >
or combined with oil, in tho. form loll in most communities runs up in V18. Clark. comedienne, of New ’Naéel l1! Abed is about 30 years of
winner. The mm‘hunlsm is Simple. Lho vacation months. The increase 13‘ York. c... age. of commanding‘personality and, _ _
are is a copper coil, :ui inlvt water partly due to The face that the chll- 10:45 9. n1?=xMiss Dorothy Paca, so- with a. great charm of manner. She _
After a dren argon the streets more. but this prano. from Baltimore. Mr. Gagli- was born in Damascus of a wealthy 7 /
. und a. tank of. fuel oil. ‘
luminary ”wing of mp WM” coil do” "0* “’houy “WONG the parental ano, pianist. will be accompanist. and . influential family. A rmissr ion . " “Affifi
ball; “Pastel-ale." Veraclni; "Si. ml. which seems to have instilled into her ‘
.~ coil is Sprayed onto it. combined A Hills study of figures and of
ill fuel oil that flows into the mix~ school-room methods should convince
a Krroscll“ mime, hot water from from responsibility. 5 Program: “Separazione.” G. Sgam— school provided her with an education 2" ,1 .1 »‘
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I; nozzle. The hpilt or the water in the most skeptical parents that train-l enez. Amour." Lulll; "Ketesmol." E. dependence. ,_ .. , '
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chlamano lel," G. Puccini; "Rev‘i- heart the love of country and 9f in-
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~ - that l Ion thosellnos ls simple and er. N l . “I t d .. d T _ .., , .
the. coil flats to 9m.- «llsms M us a s ev n. ea or ay an , 0 do}, . _ erved in u: - .
temperature, the inventor explains, fectlvo and that it should be further- C. G. Spross: “Twenty-Elghteen,” Igué-lngcg: fairrlfhs organisation . ' 4. . ._ , { ‘ . ‘ '
”a“. wut..,~ is slgparatl‘d into it.“ 810- ed by home comperatlon. Deems Taylor: “Al'Dawnlng.” C. W. I.“ I“ V '. R a Cross. . L ' 18881.16 held' last March at Geneva, Geneva 10 '
» . ll imimgen These W‘ 'Cad m "on Y ' Do 't K “mm" ‘0 ”“3 *me‘ic’mv e - ' ' , < ‘ ' Switmeriand revisit) . . :: h"
l agents. 0‘5“" ‘1“ ‘ _ d, n ’ " ma ' '. ‘ our , n . "ow Since 1919 she hasbeen themcmw.~ . . ‘ . . . , ‘ ' p n was made ‘0 '. g C“ 333 5631i:
igomblm-ii mm H... mpome 0 . TRUANT CONGRESSMEN. What You re Missing. ' A. Vets; leader of all the womenrorganizations m ' ' Be H lsummute 1‘70"?” for Denmark. Chile
We an intensely hot llama. with the _ "From the Land of the Skyblue in Syn-la. Because of the ., partlshe ; ._ ‘ Emmmmmflér 11' 77-81117 ill'for Brazil, Clean-Slovakia. for Jugo-
nenditm‘e of H» WI“ small amount 0‘ I . - .. - . .- . . . Water." 0. WV Cadman: “To a. ’ . . m _ » Istavia. Holland for Beggmm and New The headquarters of the Le
_ . ' .. ‘ .. -t hi "h ”1.03% n spill, oi the serious piohlun con- " - . u played in organlzing the (“WW ta 3031333310,; Payne, chairman of the’ . 1’ ~ . Red Cr . . . . 3'3“
W?" *""““““‘."h ““"m‘ “. h . . fronting the nation. the Congressmen R089 A’. MaCFadden' N°tmng tions in Damascus last May. which re- American Red Cross is , .H, t d iZeslaixd or Canada. on the board or 05“ Societies mil accurate:
film to use lor any ill‘th-d purposi. whose terms of office are expiring are But Love,’ C. Jacobs Bond. sulted in great disorders and blood— on mes S Majestic at thia‘w’gteostgtfgovemors. and Judge Payne waselect— building at 7 rue, aniln 33313:.
‘ I d n use his so busy running home to mend fences . N Y shed, she was arrested. and con- Line. to .atiend a meeting of the Board ledto take the place 0f Henry P“ Dev!- Head ently used as} 35%
fl ‘ “d the '3?“ 055°“ '. an lb?" ”1.1. that it is almost impassilile to get a Station WVP, F0“ Wood, ' ' 0' dymned to life imprisonment. She 113- of Governors of the Le e of Red 5:031” representative at the American quarters 0f the Amfinc‘m Pd
, water gas bur—rim} mi .uitomo ll (3. quorum/together. It is reported that, (Slgnnlporps, U. 3.41.). manned in prison, however, butashort Cm” Societies, of whichagBuosgrd he is . 'Cross and as chairman. The (”088. the league pi‘rsr‘gELisrlUgiargi
nil-planes “”d ““1“" "““lt' even when the President issued his.8150 1). m.—-Instruction in radio. Am- time soon making her escape. " ‘ ' W'imggo;imgmhm,h¢u g... ..£nnm.:m.in_i.- TW-
_ 'l‘ll‘ does not sound so al‘vsurll :13. import'ml. address on the industrial} plco numbers. , .---- -.-.-.- " J—g;"’pi’fifréias yeimflm tember 11 therefore, Will embrace six '. “—5.—
Wh‘lm" 391 {1”} 39m”: ”Turf“??? muuulun 10 we combined lcglslailve 3 0." p. m. .Lhild V518" by Miss for inacpf‘ndence Hazel a! Abed re~ in Farm on Septexgber' 11:1 Judgzilew membcrs out or fifteen. This fact . W 5“"3" City.
, plum-ill. (mimhii com ”Hilton .18! IE hmnm‘ ”u. ,m"m,r of his hearers a,“ Eleanor Gates. Miss ages lathe plied: "Those who know anything or Payne win “a". the French 1) . enclosiggfige: With t’hegfcmon reachedlast . London contains more I:
«chaining-union of oxygen ,“1 I my )OIH. 1“" Short 0f the rightful total. well know]? a‘ghfigfil L523: 11,, to: Syrian politics Will admit that So far after themeetlng and will .mfl for o mexe e hindquarters Of man: ”Die 85 Switzerlan.
It ls (‘V’lldvlltflhljlg NH; 0:518?” in"! ‘e In any other business the employo“ RiCh” Girl an' 0 8 mo the nlamlute system has Iii-oven “.3 America. lei-arrive. home Gctober 3.- ‘
. :33??le ofgbonclnythitfl‘l (mlifgnkzc‘: who took time off. from his job. espen Boy. - absolute failure. 0n the one hand it The League“ of. Red Cross S: cieties '
, . = ' ciailv in a’nr-rlmi ol‘greal pressure to , ‘ inlrmiucml {mall encroérhments on was drganfaed thr ' 7 '
-. . . HM . . - . . . ~ . ~ 3 . _ . - ~ ' eeyears otobean .
termini- than ““53" oil) sin 0‘: tlil. look for another, “'Oilld liml himsfi’f’smu'm “('33. l(.cx:c;nllll:.tr‘ic Com the sovereignty of our beloved country international body rep ain‘t“? of . : ‘ . To DINE WELL
F": "htslufii'fmrf‘l .1 i” ””"mf. _j “f: Will} “0 .l'oh at all.- It is a pity that - pan), SC w" “a.“ "T‘ ' ' in favor of an imperialism power, and the Red Cross Societies of the world! '
0V”, n m 10M" hfP-fhl'fid “m" “19‘ some similar method cannot be round (Eas‘em Sta” ”‘1 "m" on the othc‘r hand it brought to us under th t l r these i ' .. .
oxygen In “H" \\"l.l(‘l‘ is llsoli comlxusli— 6'00 m ~I’roduco and stock mar- v e co): “3 0 5°C etles. . . 3 - :7. mm
.3)! ,H , ‘1 . * j ' , . for penalizing recream statesmen to T” 4 . ' ‘. is b ban great social as well as coinn'iel'clal The administration of the leagueis ' ~ - 7 ' so wel. m faCt' phat you my“.
I) 8. ms xi Illa“. ‘ln, llml' tm: “atoll whom r0~(‘l(‘(‘tion is more importnit Lot qthfi'LlOHS and renal , use :7 suffering, due to the separation at vested in a. board of-g'dvernors of fif— , . 3 13313011129 Ins again and agsxn. Wes-g.
urns "P ”Hill”. 4‘0“? “"31 “l" "I . than faithfulness to the lrust thcv :Ll- ”mm“ "M“ m'net’ms' ”an!“ 0 Syria. from her sister country Pales- teen members of whom five alw'n-s . " ' ' ‘ , gest 3' “3“ t0 “115 ”35‘3““? 5"? ‘5‘
and so the water ‘lSl‘ll may lie llnlh readv hold. ' Tacos at Saratoga Springs. “nan ‘ represent the’socletlea of the countries . ' .f _ ’ . ' . ‘ Her; The SPOHBSS linen and ~ me
”fa “feign-Y1“ .n _f“‘,"'r‘ ”“Wj‘” “”3 ll“. lnslmul or willing and dining the! , b“ Nazel al Abed complained that‘the 'Whlch took the initiative limits crea— ' . - 7 glassware. the fruililess or ._ and
lif’i'sf‘ "‘f‘““",_’”."*~‘. “‘ "””."""7" .. V, truant and hanging on his campaign Station FDKA' Plus rgll. world. and especially America. is 80’ fiche—the United Statés.Great Britain. 5 .1 ‘ . . service, the quality of 31+.“ .- ~
. “5 ‘3 Ll'lli..:lt ‘9 ”or“? ‘ ‘ ~ .;t spot-ch09. :ls lllr words of one ins lred. (“winghwy ‘ “1 “WOWTWd about Syria. .‘The Frown? " "I ' . —— l " r' ‘ ‘ ~ I ‘ H ‘ " 7 surely. please you‘ '
1m mrt-ml «l -. ml: «'1 r r. .. p - v kl' . of the France. Italy and Japan while tho - .
tin; {l 'l '1” "" "m V ”WWS ‘his salary-paying constituency would 6‘00 p. m'm" eo ’ summary h' occupation." she asserted, "M beene. other fen mam befimxeélaectéd lav ten ’ I A' 6 w
an?) ’5‘ “1“”! 0" ”r “W “mm "’1‘ ask him bluntly what he was doing 1m" fag“ {in C‘mdr“? 0‘? ‘1‘?» a curse instead or a blessing» ' W9. National P.9d Crass Societiealjgéota. m . - . ‘ ~ . SAVOIA RESTAURAN"
‘ . ' -.--..-__..-...-__-.._-__ 11f 310m“ when (“ongross was in sos- car‘s? a?“ "‘3 gm”; a“, “Y P. Syrian people today are t‘reatecl‘llkewuonas" Miami-“ed by” the League . '- . 3 54 South Main Street.
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ - man. it might 1101p. 11‘ I ‘1 “‘0“ ~ 5‘12“” r 0 e . ' ' .slaves. We are forced to ‘accept. . . . . , . ' So gh N rwaik
II().\li'JlLSS OLD-“OMEN. _ . and L. E. Railroud- lebumh- "French habits, French customs. a“? mine biennial me iii of the u o '
‘ Tri‘weekl-V 19”” from "Farm”and Frrnch civilisation nnd'even a French. / 7 V ' e._
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Mon tn [H to 1gp <1 lnl] inland Home. language. in spite of ourselves. Is it
'woumn upplu-ll lust )mll' l‘oi‘ :idluls- D .1 R d. P 7‘00 1) m~"Contagious and Infect» . ‘
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Blair to l\\0 homes for llu- :mcd in a a] y a lo rogram Ions Diseases and \Vlwn to Call a Mair: n or that “a raolled last
Doctor," W3 L. Henderson, M. D" "All we ask now is to be left alone:
single city. will)“ ninn could he lid-
“mm. The lists l‘li'l'l' liilwl. This is (Tune to 860 Meters). Director if Poor. Allegheny 0‘“th tree to rebuild our countri‘ in undis-
Kmly a small percentage of'llil' old \ _ , , PODI‘ Board, Pittsburgh. turbcd quict' {1-9910 “- - “f 1
veoch seeking shelter and cure in bum"? “J": Newark. 8:00 p. m.——~Concert by Emil 0- our own xvi): anl t ‘le our e 11.
their old age for whom no place is: r 9 (“PSflnghouseL W’oll‘f, first violin: H. Saylor. sec- lilems after: ‘ ( . .0 so we 0'1." pro- .
provided. - . .,»:..(l p- m.~Review oi: the iron and and violin: G. Globbc, “011,: Jeane ‘ our nun manners.
Such instances Ill'v good FVlllL‘llCQ" 31"“ industries and their relation to Mesncr, cello. and Edward Men- ACCURACY 3-1:“ ‘ '1
that there is ont- part of Anlvrlcu's general business condition. by the zennaier. accompanist. Program: DIAGVOQIR“ {fiiDESTICALVED
social duty in which shi- lh' sort-[y 1‘13- “‘0.” .\gr-. 3 “To a 'VVild Rose." Mlchowell; "A ' ‘ BY 1‘;an 10.1: ‘XP ‘ ‘
‘ml-‘ifi. and th'Jt “’lihfflll‘ltld llllilrlll‘i'fl 721‘) II. m.—~Animal storles by Flor—E Deserted Farm," LlacDowéll: "At GIJAQGO‘V A Cg Qt Em
fare needed 1-) mm: more: :idl‘lluaH-ll‘ film“ . gmifh Vincent’ New York on Old Trysllhl: Place." MECDOW'“ ten fallhto di't’gnonm 3‘0'71 ole on: Oh
for those who Jim-o pas-soil the point 1"""‘”"§? q‘jlogmm- ell: “Minilcltex' Beethoven: "Trau- sumption as‘disifiéogrmmefiyotfig‘g: ‘
' (mini; for themselves. 9:19 p.‘ln.<~“lwlutual'ldeas," by Ade- moral,” Schumann; “Humorosqum” plmtorvdlseases a 31" 't r if _ ‘
Cases like these are Emu] urg‘u- ’lliw la. Lmscl‘. Willlzlmsburg Savings Dvorak: “Deep River.” Burlés’: sor Erlst of Pail iccor ng. as 1:1) es;
'menis, too. for beginning: (Karly in the Bank. 0 “ V ‘ 53’3”?!” “Love's Dream After the Ball." CZ“ before; the firiflshn‘é‘ “egalitflorfm '7' E
ndivldual ”re t0 DY‘OVidP fOl‘ ag9_ A 9:20 p m.—Dance music by the Par- . hulka: uthat Flowers Dream." {10". , . S ‘ edica “>915" . f.
“mount Chm “TChE‘Stm 0‘ some“ Translaleur; “Minuetle.” Bechcrlnl. The speaker said that in ”153’
Very small sum’Lsot aside weekly or . -
ooLluy over, a. period of years would ,"11‘0- 30”“ Noveck. (“W-0t" and and “Sylph Dance." Complegne 19" men were sent Into ’
ave move-:1: rd the sail cstalr- of.“ any “Ohms“ Clarence Ebel. piano; —-—-——..__._~.___.___ the hospital with a. diagnosis of tuber-s." * . L ,7 .. . ‘ 7 ‘ - V V ‘ .
. ~ . - R2 ht now tkere 1.5 a
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'o of these old Indies. The moncy Adolph Riefiman, saxophone: Har- » EUMONIA. .
uld have fw-e‘n'put in tho savings ' old Norton, par-30; Paul W’ildgcn. ggfngéplgfz'arjguzs 281—31601) $3232.53 tglfieenggzgitd Sligwiilvtgg‘k '
hank. invested in conservative scouri— comet: Alexander Du Save, tram- 'I‘ablinskv, struck bv the automobile cases. The. 139 its: liede- ' H , L “ ‘ L
9‘" put. lulu life or endowment ln- 1’9“": Andrew H001}, bass, and Har- owned 13'" Dr. B. .1". Burns, on the glared were 10d egégfises' n con; '1. I ' .- ' . ~ '
rance or the. purchase of property. r‘ Anocker. drums. Program: night of.Aug. '17. died from Old-889 sumptive. im on y no ‘ L : ’ V »' 1””ng .a
Pmk Me I»? and. 1433’ 1!!“ Down in > pneumonia, and not. from the aoci- In 1918. Di- Erist: examined 342 '
D03? 036 DIXlelflmL .Rfilmer alld (lent. Coroner J. J. Phelan said in‘a mon in Paris said to have consunip-
$53333infl°m1§1§ia3ybo§§3§§e “GIG?” finding yesterday. Dr. Burns is exon- tion. 22 were not desalteividmsnosed: ”
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some Méima Blues." Billie Brown: agar] from all criminal responsibill 2231333 “mp. ccniainlyu farm-tubers
mg number of such opportuni‘fie‘s'i
to available to each of those women
n lien,primn. The trouble was: mot
.meeting the surmguntahlc dil‘l‘icul‘
as of their vigorous yrinl‘s il'ie un—
Sqrmountalile dill‘iculw of age was for- ~
“on. and Elm days slippcd by un-
i mm mm it was too me- FUNERAL or ARTHUR. GmFFlTH.
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PASSION PLAY BANNED. _ .
.The Oboraiumcrguu Passion Play is 7 - « ' ‘ . 7 A ' H I“ i: s ' -. 'V 5 Rate atfl he? 16" w u
Wmed- Polls Pius, after a. careful . ‘ . 7 i ' L ‘ ~ - L . very mun-ti} hg ' driven ofi' and
mitigation. has disapproved of it ' ‘ V I ~ 5 . 7 ' . ’ ' > V e- I I .B . .
new given. This famous relic of . : ‘ . v , , ' < _ . kept off bythe mom:- agphcatm
ages is not to be abolished. but it A, . ' ' . ‘ . . K * . . ' ' ‘ P-amt. ’ ‘ '
.bc seen no more as a public spec— ' . 7 x 7 ‘ ' ’ .. “ 7 " 7 7 . - ‘ ‘ ' * . ‘ ' ‘1‘ -
e. Future performances will be ' , . , . . ' ‘ ‘ . ' ' .. _ '7 ‘ l ‘ V ' ' Ibvu’e B 3113 .am' t RD: “
behind closed doors, with only . ‘ . ’ ‘ I » . ‘ V ' . , .. ‘ { . . U . ‘ .. - "" P defeats '7 . £01
lergy', monks and nuns and other ' . ‘ ’ . .- ‘ : j ‘ i ' ' i ,. I . -' ‘ ‘ Wag-S: 7 It €033 » the . WGOCI With' a
. eged persons for speetalom. , i ’ ' . - ' T ' 7 ‘ . I ’ . . ‘ ._ . . ' ’ A 3 . - m1. 3g. ag‘ mm fig)" . thee .355'
l om’filLaccounts thepope‘is justi- ’ ~ ‘ ' ’ - . _ , ‘ . 3 H 'V , _ " ' . ' ’3‘ ’ 4 , t’ ' h 1-0 . 1 - t r -t5
The play, once purely religious, , 5 ' . ' ‘ . ' A . ‘i > ‘ ' . " V 3 fie 3cm“. 0f flk $333111! and ram
ins a. ihankf‘ol‘ferlng by the 1711— ‘ . H ' . ' V‘ j r V ' K ' 7‘ f' ' V ’ ma! ’: ‘ fa! ai“wnlgs 12's Ilgil
Hand handled ln the spirit of the , . .. .7 . . “ ' ~ - v " , T " t " es ' . ‘ " tic ’
“events it portraycd. has been , . . .. . , ~ ~ .. _ 7 look better; and worth more.
commercialized.) fll.crc is said ' 3 ' * ' ' i I i ' ‘i . L I Q ~ 7 . ’7 '
_‘ been a. scandal of protltcorin'g ' . -' .. 1 7 . ~ ‘ - ‘- .. ‘ ' “ i. . 7 > . * . ' H 7 ' ; _YO&wPI~6dBCiS8{e \.
ear parficulmly, with visitors ex- _ _ . 'j' . _ ' ' z - . . i - 7‘ ‘ ' ._ L. '7 ' ‘7
was the? might be at some pure- . - . ' ~ '_ ' ~' ' 7” ‘ h . - . : 1 . . " ” 1 .‘ i ' ' ' . ‘ ' acmrmg'
T ”Illa: world's fair. speculators . “ ' ' A - , , ‘ ‘ , A . ' .. " . .' A ’ ' “ "'~ ‘ ‘ ’ " " ' " ' ' ' r
rnx‘the seats and charging ox- ‘ ‘ . .A . ' . . .. ' - ‘ . .‘ ‘ » ' . " ‘ . 5. mmmus. Ramada-I754.
Hikes for them. all manner .. . f: ' :- ' " V I; 3 7‘ ,- rji M H L 7
{3x93- imposed. the chic? actors . . V ' . ” . ‘ ' - V V 7' 'L l f tan
mmvolveli tn profiteering - . _ .. ‘ ‘ ' V ‘ » . - ' I $5. fiegomamcomp y
and; rampant Speculation in .. ‘ s ' ‘5 / . ’- f C 7 ‘ 7 ' V . -.
~ rates. The saérllege was in— . ' : .. ~ ; ' ' . ' . I. ' f ‘ ’ ’ '7 N 7 4 A ' mm
._ .. . ”mm. . , , ,. ~ . . _,- , . . 7 ; efiyWashnis'to .. 113m: .SO-No
muonfilt la the evil of _ ‘~ ‘ ’ _ . ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ” " . ‘ varnishes
floral! new another place . : - ' ' , . , ‘ ' > L ‘ . - . s . 9““ » ' fie;
m, money—changers ought to ' ' ‘ ' . . . ' - f ” I . . ' " . ‘ ' .V L ‘ * "Brus’
sol. tho temple. ' ' ‘ . ‘ . ’ '9 ~, '- ' . “ Glass
maiden prevention Rm
The timers! grocessiozi of‘Arthur ' i i '
-s.s._eeta-..ezs_nab. nursieh ' ' ' led. tillage Braiding"
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