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Evening sentinel, Friday, September 15, 1922 · page 14

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ESTABLISHED- BY, , anese‘ Lately the “’0‘“ has Wilma UP 3:2"! '0'?“ '31:. Foux'ert .03: mm 3031'; ins them national parks. .
1, AMES GOLDEN to the fact that Naiim is almost a :1 ssi 0» -ulgdoflmwofi «fiver; In a meant book on "Senescenco “ ; , . , _ .
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“figs. :tt (i (lonnnuulcution of (1m “7911 brouglit to an issue before the chigue fearlessly with matters threatening if: California}? brat the» are Aiiieiica’s. l is alwajgs ready to quit her Office 301) for 9. life partnership that penm

. w» 1 3, l and A. M.. Will DC of nations. \\ hethor or not the 1 ult- the World‘s peace His remarks rue grov. 0 her ”.11; soil , ’Jhei: - StatioleVP Fort “W’\ A .Y C. 31?! it) shine in her natural sphere ,.

3”” “f ‘3“ ""‘mls. ’l‘us-sclziy cvcniwffi. mi States needs those phosphate de- brought applause from 37,15 hearers are 31310113 the wonders of the world. 1 '

'1‘?" ‘3" ll. 11' " “. it 8 O ‘clock (l) S. posits or has any legal or moral rights It is hoped thev Pvill bring results in aim (anceTailesti-oyied can never 1“. 1.0- . Sign!!! Corp: I. S- A‘ , d Tweflty-four years is the ideal. age for a girl 150 marry,- A gu-l 31101113

7. \\ lei I. C. Degree. All Muster, m tlmm it is important to otsnlvlish SW h n in. Lea. 8 oil to ,. pace: (3 na ion Should Dl‘(‘S(‘l‘\'<_- 3:50 P- m.—-Answe_ ng'smnjl receive‘

0 MRSOIIS cor-dial}; mud li.it(ilmAlt in— licvond question the piixiciple that :1. “Thirty: 3;ng ' bl gu, p c 3 them as among the “1051 SDivndid 01- from public gEt a gOOd bHSiness “education: have five years Of business life “a the]!
vlted. 3 F1 mtmnolly yours. Emandgtto to tltlnlinisttl colonies seized 'i's' e, ”“52?" pro cm, the ‘Austrlan her treasures, the rightful heritage of 9: On p m. -—4"Indep€nd€flCé 173“" bl" $139.“ PmPaFCd to- aéCéPt the Tesponéb'hties that come Wlth “'3ma V '
p 1101'”. J. “'Al...SH \V. “10111 tliv mwmx in the into war is a. :1; ”‘5! .e erman "101mm” 79’3311' all her people‘.. Gertrude Athcrton:

“ 1“le [trust for civilization. not a title to "e‘jvarjietween the Greeks and the Maybe the Greeks could lick the -
“(’lil'lil’l‘ M‘r ‘WILCUX. ' ,owncrship and a license to exploit. l,‘1”‘s' reparations and. allied debts. --——O—~—~—-—-———- Station “‘GY Scheneétmh’. 3‘, Y: Station KlsfiAa‘ Pittsburgh. COMBIANDER BOOTH'S
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S. P. DECKER. H. P. The (varncst Bible students may par- world would hm‘é litm- Well on the CECfL KNOWS OF METHOD 1.0173331? ,‘ifiéfiégfifgfiom FEES. , smooig‘xgv gliiézgo, n1. :fingrfg‘r‘fl tfi°fmgfiggffgofia§
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in Ali-ionic Temple, South Mainl At the ,~ t ~ .1 'th th '

the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays or Intern: tlicinul llil lc Studcnls‘ Associa- ”'ng accor ance W1 -' e 1'0“.er Turks if thcy'd send ”1"” king.” "M " "

month :it 8 o'clock, July and lion, various loudeis cxpresSofl their ““35th 111,“, he pelievos that many his r03 :11 brother-in-luw GlmlllVooilua't; ge'eri 1;}, artoHegfjlrithDfiggz
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Rio term’s'ot‘ “I" mam treaty ‘under i“ ‘ ' ', ’ f ‘ ' V '
«mo anmdritv at the League of N - ‘ , ~ . ' (Janitor wines to the tribal;

to the British as Yap was to the Jap- 1"

v,» V‘ ‘7 "i ue‘ The“. is laid to be enough flvai on onr‘slnfu‘l eartfi. It has been
b 1.. 65 ,A. L. GOLDEN, Props. 08:511th there to supply the world ,aoubted 8.1th some good Chr‘m‘ms mngexitv "the Oldest things 1h-

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flay. September 15, 1922. ' Great Britain, New Zealand and Aus- to signify the arrival of a perfect 35'3“ Over 5, 000 gears. Among hesc are «

., traila are trying to monopolize ~tho tom at human society. the Califm nia. rcdwoods, among which '

phosphate {or the use of the. British This need not be 59* down as 99531‘ ’13 found many a specimen Whose con-

treaty with Germany. ”ms far the League has confined itself ,1
It is \vcll‘ihai the matter has iii-011 to matters of detail. instead of dealing sons. ““3 YQdWOOdS 111.11 be localized 1 11. (,1 p m ~V‘Veather forecag};

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numerous occasions, in the last 1900 Sir Robert's challenge. The Lefiguc

 

~Yap did. and was mandated askiog general support for the project

to save the redwood forests b) mak-

 
 

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fair, and for more than financial 10.1-

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The tifiielias gone by Wlieli’ men choose the baby-don type of j E

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TOMORROW Empire. mism. "Ike Kingdom Of Heaven? centric rings mark growth in the Year 1 - ff; {1 i .b h 11 cores‘
. _ , This is not considered pro} - said Jesus on one occasion “is witlln 1 Ch = t x born H ‘ ’ V" 93k" “a “a a" . s ' . . .
_ "fl ‘. 3,, . ‘ 0 191'. no “men us $35 (3 Speaks of , I, ‘ .‘ . .. . . 7' ..
1.7 Nun-1:1. 5818 6:07;; cause the mandates are supposed to you." 'l‘lius'an‘; seeker may realiie these trees as “in many waxs among logizionsfjcgipsonzts oema in efsgéfi withxnothingimofierbutypretty faee' ‘Yomem‘fith bmmm
‘ ”1"“ "=1" 11- "1-, 6:1.) 1). m. be merely lightical in nature. not only the province? at least for himself. the sublimcst types of earth 5 vegom- Eu (1' :11 - ’ 'g ’ fivated by owness‘fin’csse and acumen are appreciated by most of tlie
Ow- " . conserving 1e prOperty rights 312nm,— . W» , tion." ' 3 _ ‘ 1 ga: . .. 6 . , a ,
‘ mociated Press is exclusively .tives but giving equal economic rights A SCOLDING FOR THE“LEAGFE. The forests should not be left to ‘$33.3"C1,“$3,:‘ififipe‘sfifgfiggd‘gfigfl ' G'f's houid DOt get marned until the} have had five Y“ W
9' 'iiiihgt'ise for Erblicatlon or in mandated territory to all of the gig. sir Robert Cecfl in an address private ownership. Propert) hum-3'" man and Harper & Brothers coco in business life. A Business adventure Should be only a _
:1" 1w -rwi;§ I; 12%;;ipésdflgg i213;- 13:31:22)“; iti‘ie Erit'td sot! t‘ cgsallitsé fore the League of NationmAssemmy (3:11:31? :istlfngangnt: baits)??? p1:e:px_ 10 20 p In Concert by Louisa Pat- slime to the altar, M'srnggf and home are the cardinal things in 8'
’ .. . 2 1 1e 11 c ucs '1‘; no a . anded that the'Leag'ue’ - ‘ H 95 ate < , ' "
A" ' t 11 nev 3 published herein. Signed that treaty. it has cxpressi} re- $333? 1:" 3,333 ,mpormnt pa' rt in,” bears sad testimonv ‘ 33:323; 312:? , 39“" -» Two?” _ all-’3 life. BisineSs is secozidary. They should retire from hu'siness at

served such rights in its separate worm affairs. He stated plain]? that Nor is their guardianship a. state af- 1., 53 to :11 m p mcfigta-ndar'd . mm; time SOmé worthy man comics along and asks them the fll-imperimhw
. signals. Arlington. . . tion. Women realize that their destiny‘ IS in the home, and a true 13mm

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

. “ill {omit ~;, 0 ._..“ t} , Rhinoceros Got
the subjects When the League should to put on her eyelashes in low posing- b '3 p. m. How :9

have handled but which it has dad};-
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udcnts of history itcall Roliod) can qtlcstion the truth of GENEVA. Sept. 15 (Associutml compamstyquartct: piano 5010' 9' bach, tenor;

believed in more generally “0t “‘5' “1"“ has ""0" done '0' possible to suppress Elllll‘t‘l}‘ lln- no. Gladys Davey: Miss Smith, accent-

H. Tilinll (il' llH- island l v J; Li . . . ‘ . .. . ' . ~ ' . ‘
1. 1PM came and “out with no marktd tlnoughtxtm tribunals “inch new] and that the only mfemmrtl was to 10:30 p_ m.-——Orchestm. tenor solos. dirigible (3.2,

Chilllgl‘ in human affairs. not bar:- been sell up at all.

12?in lffiv - 3; ~..1 .- , . . . ~ .
W Hill} I is bun It ml] he rtcallcd, too. that the date $0 ions: .13 t‘lio Sigimtorits of flu stand the horror that might M M stmmental,Qu:—Lrtet: comet 50105, 11 oclock this

l Hill. Now there is :m— not givm‘i

’llllfllll‘lllfl,‘ to it, and proliamy ning of the present. (apntury by the ncmi its 1101:» fall to beliexc in it or sonailv had been maria am...“ of one Mr. Jester: Orchestra. ’WGY Instru— dirigible C- 2,'arri¥ed at the W'ingfoot
"‘ I‘m" “'"d‘ ‘“ m““‘°“”‘~‘ 1‘“ “k0 "S “"3 “mm is "m“ "(mo 0' discovmx since. the cm] m 11. “Sr (if mental Quart‘c‘tt‘ comet solo." Mr. Lake aerial Station, near here, at London-headquarters, is up for disent—
icnbr solo. Mr. Jester; or- 11:25 a. m. The crew lauded for siom» ,
\VGY Instrumental Quar— luncheon. It will leave late today for ~——-———-—“-“"“"
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‘fim-MIH" l’nrllic ”‘9‘“ n” “‘1‘ IbigahlZdtioh for the ”(-vmigeiizntion of arousing othri enthusiasm f0? it It
.\.snru, likmiiso taken froxnluw 3.3 m1. ., Much has ban done but is lilf’h limo somnhodv mndctlic facts

is tlm «lain set at. the, begin- League and till" nations‘wliich most puct'crl from such 11‘9””)le ll“ iwr~ 'I‘heodore‘ F.‘ Nessier; 'tcnorv solos. AKR‘GN 0";

a scientific filming for n“. vlmml mu;- xcssler;
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53:11 tip. 122 ——~Tri- weekly letter froni

His Skin." from Kinlmgs “Just 50 r trl’li ma Home Hot /
Stories,"jKo‘nn Hagen ream-3..., ’ ditions 'of Highway‘. OMS 4nd C0“ Three Co mmissimiers to Summer

7 4“ p. rim-Health talk" “sari“ x: no 11 m. —Coricer‘t by Dan'd Schless-

pianist; Mabel Jefferson, soprano.

«.1, .. , 3, ., .. _ ._ ~ __ . . . ‘ .. ,..,. . . . ~?_ rtet; so rano 'solds. .
.3 .1 .1 l,» 11.1d (\u luuid oi tho- Tsl- ,wnrs. when the coming Of the King« has functionml ablv and wisely in Pica”) '7?“ Robert (,“em' 5'." ""5 G- thtru,‘ qua", -p S 'th' Lo‘igé accompanist Louis Kottler.
\ .1. 1mm '11 .1.-3..1(,13...i that that dam 0, G0,] ’0'. the Kimzdom of Heav- v m 0 mo" +5. It has ignorcd Stud lune 1‘1ch committee- on disarma— M158 Glad-vs 1’5““, 11‘“ m' 1 ac- tioiini‘ét; Maurice Kliwskiz. pianist.
~ ' ' ‘ ”"1“ m ‘ ‘ mcnt of the League of Nations ma compamst: qi’iartet: Violin solo. Tom

Killé’dbm 0‘ Peace was “’9' ”W mow “ml “WSW“ ‘1‘ ‘f ”1“" (“d como to the cgiciusion that it w...- im— De Stephami sow-m0 5010; Miss DlRlGlBLE FLYs ()an AL-LIANGE.

 

make tlin people of tlw world under— Carl Jéster: orchestra, VVGY. If}: :NG’WS: Vfl‘ 11155841 over this city aol‘.

San ation Army.

Miss IVIin‘nie Adler,

Beatrice Eddington soon to other fields.

 

morning. day.

Sept. 14. —-Thé army A cut in the salaries of 4000 ofl}
cars in 1 100 American cities, madeéby

 

éommander Exangeline Booth re-
coir éd a radio from England “giving
the text of a statement made byes Ge

firmed the report of her retiréin

The Salt alien Alrmy actwities £21
this country will be supervised i
three commissioners. and a. summer
will be chosen to Commander Boo in
head of the army’s corporations. “
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