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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 28, 1923 · page 9

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WEDNESDAY. NARC! :3, no.

1711111115 TO 1111 DIVINE 511111115

BROTHER;

11'“ 11R. 0kln.. Mnrch 27.—
11.15 11:1 hidden skeleton
1 11' liio- iihino Sarah.
~=. the world nt large in
911. A story that delve-
. . .11 111111 nin-t‘lll'e the early
.~'.Ir.'i.li lltfnhal’d‘ I. hold
,-11 1.1.rn1111rdt of this place
1.1- .1 slows and furniture
1111511 quarter crntury.
i' 11.!1nr1it my! the famou-
l.ia hn‘f—tiatcr.
~1111111:1~1l many yearn
1' wind, potlcring about
:- tn-lay. ho towerihc felt

 

‘11

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o

.11 1111~ nrws of the passing
1 1. HI “"ll’lldll.
1.111115 1111- a. strong-tem-

‘ 1.115 1111] JCSt‘ph. He de-

:1: wt {1 ll:1\‘e Sarah for heflllVe playg' some of {2111” I 1.1,.) 11- ‘ ' en‘so
1 I .111 113.11 31'111th. when nhc Sarah and she urtcru'urds uppru- Afco evacuated Orin ‘m “I” D E S, E R T .. fl
- \i 1~1;111. to him a helping printed them. 3306635 evacuation " ' ‘3
" "3" - "it was in Whooiinz. w. \'.1.. 111111 20“ 5051’ Rd“ Stations / ’ WW" "
‘YlJYYOrUY’TImr'YmHY *0 makc Sarah and I had our in: (11" 1. l1 and Orphdflogc": 9 ‘3’" \ “m I - \‘e
1' “"‘ but she “"an cnmo bung more than .1 1 11.111: P“-(‘ll‘nt railway lines W ‘ ‘ H A R A B l A Y .
" “1"" l~11'11(‘hmnn raid. words. Sarah “:13 _1 1:1 11.1.1. QUSRA_ "
H" '1 11:11.1; no Dil)’. "0'“:kaer as I am. ~ l~ ‘ I
1' ~ nhnr it 1.11] "Sarah TCCClV-L'tl mo in 1.1 r room: I
, 1 " ’ >“ "W MOI"? Of and I told her I thought 11 ..~ 1 '
l 1- 1‘>.111.'l11p to tht‘ famous ”(fig 33 she could .l.) to 511.1 111w :1 4
1‘ 1111‘ to McAlcstcr. school for a _\1':1r ('1‘ two. l 11.11; 11: ' ‘ .... ,
3" "r" “30- 11nd it has Him“- the show but-iiioss tl.1 11. l 1. ..l 1.11

.1 nit “#1” ”‘1" 35'1"”,

m 11111.: 8mm;

Changing Scene Of Relief Work In Nedri‘hlla‘st”

 

TELLS SAD STORY

while her mother and fathrr were on 1
n visit to Germany. 1 was told 1.. 1 .1
they made (\‘cry rfl‘or: to much 7
French aoll before Sarah's birth. l

“The only time I evtr r1m1mli1r
seeing my {other was whtn hv 1111111
to take me to my grunduiolln r."

At. lix, Ilornhnrtit 511311. 1.9. tntrrt‘d
I. show, doubling as a boy 111111 11 um.
\Vlthln a year he was brought to
America and in New York turn1-1l (wt:
to Charles A. T011011], who :zr‘itd
hie guardian. Tot-1111 1111111 11 i1\\
months took him to Columbia, '1‘1111‘...
where Tocffcl was. a touchrr in 11 giris'
school. according to Bernhardt.

as

'iEDlTERRANEAN:

 

“Aitcr X Wu! oiticr." he m~1’1ti1111r1l,
"I had the wandorlust and “1111 into
'the show busincss. I cko l('llt~1l thinly-

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Ethut 1 had 1111! ll.‘.-l :1 11?. mm 1.x? 1‘ 7;:
l. at lt'utt, “:11: 1! :1

 

 

111.. man show. how the come of Near But Relief utivitiu bu shifted recently.
Smyrna and the rise of the Turkish Nuionnliets to power, more than two million Armenians. Greeks. Syrians and

Sin¢ the burning of

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

1' 11. 1- Hump“. mm M “w “.1; 511 111 .. -, .lllm1l1:.\ flit"? 017;” (:lll’l'sfllin people: have led from Turkieb‘flotnimtion'in All. Minor. now known 3|.Anntolin._fo Syrin. (Jrcsce
- 1.1.. , 1., 1.: 111 dauphmm 1111.1 mb'l 1;.:.1Y'1'. r 1 1 ‘11 j, " nnJ the hands' of the Aegean lee. 20.000 orphan children, who were being cared for in institutions, have been
1 1 1 1 11 111 the itcrnhnrdt ‘11:. a ('00 1“,“, 1.111 1‘] , ’ "1‘ 11.1.1"; . moved by the Near least Relief to piece. of safety II Greece. 10,000 have been transferred to Syria _and Palestine.
21.11: l - l‘ . 1_.1, ..1 .,1 11' 1 l 1. 11 i _ The shaded portion of the map ebows_the «accreted one of Anetolie II which only e skeleton relief organwation
.. ,W n“ l"‘l’nh’irrlt w ( "if-“i 11'} in) 0'» 1111111 i1x' 1.1.1111» n ntiw'nmntmncd. Many new mini stations, hospital. and orphan-1e: have been opened up in Greece. and Syria,
' .' '1‘11 ’_ '. - '7' “" WNW“ 111 111‘. 111 I where the transplanted retouc- ere try-1n; to find I new foothold end where new homes. for the orphans must
’ l 1'” v.1” twnin‘w‘ " I" " “ "" -'Y -“Y' Ti N‘. ‘ TY 11‘ be found. In certain sections of the Near East that have not been elected by the Turkish military operationc,
' "" " "4“th L1W" 111' 111113: l t... 11 1.11- - 11 11.1.1» “may Armenia and Trans-Cancun, the orphan-go work and cone ndult relief etill toe. on. One orphanage. at
IL» 111.1111 1115.111” wet-c .1111-11, i...1 1.1. 11.1.1 1.1.1. 1, ., ;..:'.1111:1. Altrnndrnpol. house! 18.000 childtn.
11171111! “HP. My motlicr l0 (“0 ll] nn1i l.fl\(3 b1 '1 f-‘l.1 {115
l \-'1‘1 l1'1'1i. llrit-lni “89 SlllCt'. Aimllw-r llill‘L; 1‘, t 1:111'1 l 1111\
‘1 '- 1 11- 1. 11111 Sarah was against Sarah. 1 11.111111 1.-1r ..1.111.1I .41 A q urn. ATII‘AR OF ROSES scientists who discover a WNW-cs “or
1 (”‘1 r ”on ‘ nl}'Ft‘il.11.itl11r :1' l H11 31 1‘1 1 1:11.11 '7‘ :.l:' 1372’; it‘ll fig? F r ‘ , the Coriain don‘t-lion of H1 1”.
1 .115 u.1itr than11 “:11, 1:1 1111: to hunt 1.1.:1 1». "'-1L)VVKZ.‘.§JAU how DOCTORED of adulterants in Bulgarian 411.1111 0"
' 't 1 ., port how 5‘1‘1- l111ll 1711-”. 1i 121. .~' r‘l - roses.
1m.“$1’!11.'1‘lxot1;c:‘;1ti;£‘n1:;1‘1iar1'nimto‘gnu 11'._1 1:111111114111; :11.111.1I Ewarfl.’ II. F: ,1 AND SOFIA. Bulgaria. March 21—1110. ,______‘_____.._
:3’11- 11.15 kind and good ‘4‘.\ l1 111.171.1113 :1 11‘) $1.111]. 5‘14 (,1. ml U;’..o_li'...:}1.1‘i ndultcratmn of nttnr 0f Post‘s. one 9‘ ALIAIES AGREE TO
:« '1 u! 111 l “'1 l‘ttl- ‘ L 1 3 Bulgarian most inn-r1 sling and proht- E TURKS AC ‘1‘
I :l),. “s"! h, (”51“; “1.;ht‘r"E ('l)|llll1'lll)-'l11'll‘ 111 1115,13 . 1'1; :- '73 1 rpm“ able industries, has developed to 'lit.‘ hiE T . ’m’ i
,. p 111r_., int i 1... i 1 1 . . ., ,._ i 1. _ 1 1 ., 4‘ point whore the government. h'vs. ——‘—‘—“
1 "I “I"! “I ”19 "0'”? “'"lillhlh “‘1 r» tin," S. l: V" \ 1H,; L..' .11: :1} 1 I. ‘f ' ‘ . ‘ V v . , _
' - 1 g ’ 3 no: .3.»th found it necenmrv to intencne. n; l ultt‘rsnl (“able sci-11m
I I. “MAJ s1-o.1l hcr, bmy'o ”Mk“ Mr “M1 "I" “”“"H : Essence of geranium: has been used LONDON. Mun-h 27.—'i‘::o Aims
”1‘1 1'1. :z-l‘?;x:YII-nxm't 1 ,llcrniuirdt “:5 1:11. 3"" r' ‘Y' 1111115 r—‘r-‘d in the debasing of this pcrfumo. and agreed to meat the Turks at 1.11118-
: i 'H 1111‘ ms M" n 'Y‘ ”5" in “H" "I ”m” “'4' 5' -‘ - .. ' x 1 ' . 1 t it 1.11: been difficult 'n a uin in about three “wok, :11
" WY"? “YYYY' 11”"? HI)" motlu'rgumi lutvr 51:1r11l in l:1 r 1 1:1 1-..111.‘ {(3:31} illllJlS for l‘CCOHStrUC' :3 :tgil‘gullhe‘gkom'e of the cheaper i'hxi‘fh flute the Near Rust (liscugimi
"l : 1.11:1. ,*at;",IJI'LPKH'fI3:12:11 ”"1,"3:11;!”"3”"? ‘1 '1' ‘; lz'jfl Only—Favor Hughes’ and more common .vxlract. The mo will again l-r- tnkvn up. ‘ This “"11"
. . . ' ' ‘ “ ’ ‘ ' - - . V . . suit has been \nr) detrimental to learned tonight from re.1.1n.o sauna
1.1 11.». .111111111-1' in Curr» livrnhzitdt's 1.i'1 1~ 1'. >"1 11:11 , liltii'lldtifil 11] Commission. trade in genuine altar of roses. it The economic (”1111509. fl is said. will
rm "N“ 59' “If“ N ' "l 'l V i -__-- - ‘hns not only Weakcned confidence in come up far further discussion and :1-
: -:1~ li1111l211T1lt's witrfllrliihlrc n sur111. s_ 11 .1' 1' 1 13111.1 itho purity of the true product. but. has incorporated in a trcntv :11 the c1091-
‘» 1 1'” 11111-1111_ AYI 1111 111M111. Mrs: 1;. 1' '1 1 1 11. “1' l'nh'i‘rfll 12111111 “1‘1"“? had a disastrous effect on prices. of the. negotiations. The Aim-s 11-111
. 11 1‘ 11'1n \v. H! horn in'trolt, “ultiw (-i :1 11'1‘11> ' " hilt) |'1',i.i "V. .‘3111‘1 li -_“, Twp Sonia}- The governmen‘ has 1ntroduced in 031‘00 “Hal. t‘OllCPSlellall‘t‘fl (lilt‘l‘ pri-
11 5191:. She “no born lost his life in 1111- 11.1.11 1 11 1.111. ‘1 w; 1; 11.1111.-n-.~, 11:11; Franco. Eng-,parlimnont a hill apnroprlaling 1-0°°-' vnte negotiations with the govern-
- E“ i -" i Y- «111111 l.:1x1~ 111-14-111‘11 u‘ooo levas to be oilercd in prizes to merit regarding Rriiisli torritH'T.
&1 1..1.11‘11 ' 11111111! on the liuhr and , , _
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hlfifi It ()I{l‘.S [JIFE [SUND‘AE S(‘[I()(}Il '1 . .1 1’ 11.11‘:.'111:l ‘11!)110hlltnhlhln I; 3pc;-
" .1 c , .11" 111117.111: 1111 it 1'1‘ 1. n t‘ -
T0 1.1 l‘TLE GIRL, 115531. 311121.11th .1. .....1 ..W. 1...-
--- l A (‘hil1lr1‘1i'a luxisfiovi l:1:-,1-; :1 111-"\1. 111 tho .‘ iii- a and lllt“ lt‘rman
Sl‘\\il”i’l1'l‘. Klzlrt‘h CW.“ .Siiluh- i-1r[:111112.\:1111l v.1115111s1111l111 31.1, ‘1'“. Ni l'1"‘~“1' 'lYY‘P‘H‘mSv “Dd
1 , .lwv \x‘liittlo-s 11f linst (lin-‘lhudic l’mli, l'.»:11~.11..,~'. i'1.111.1*1- 11nd 111v \'..ii row. 11111111lif'. support the
12.1.11 _ 1.. (r. 11‘111 1] :u't‘nrillnz‘ J11l1lr1r liar-1112111111111», 1.1‘ 111- 1'. 1'1"1.1..11 .11tr14 1 upon.
. 1. ,,,,.1l,i,.1: llt’l'". “llh hnv- 1‘ Schools “ill l-o in ii (ill 'I'111 Jr»): M 11!; ’1 11. 5....m:“.1g nrr‘ nqrnrd upon thg
~11.» 1 Wm M \lnl'cnvrito Ar- . 3. in tlm South \111'1111lk I'1>11':“1""i-:1.1.11111i1-tl1..tll~1111:1ny 3111;111:111“ ren-
' 1‘ H “Y '1" ‘K‘M‘ “kn" 'l‘lm‘ Mom-1| “Ml“ h' “‘1'"? ‘1‘“ (""7' ”l oi" ..".'111."£ 1111‘1v l'nr tho purpose of re.
1. r1 11: 1.1114 t1» tirna slopp.~1il‘>r11t~1the (‘Olllil‘t‘lll'ilf :4~1n.l11v .9 1.11.4 ,\<.1 1. 1.«‘1':1-l11111 11111] L1H”, acceptance of
\1l11~1 1 1- ll)le‘lnn W111i cuilcd.:soclnti011 11111! 1110 l'21i111.1l.1111'1l l“ 1-:111» _ '1'.11'\' Illl"l't5' Man for an In-
! r111 1.1 l 111111111 poison, :mnnt of 1911- l‘-:~x~li.‘". (‘11:11=a'.1111-1‘.1l . “Mimi?” 1-11111-111<«-E1-n to examine
\\ """ '~‘ r11"1~1i H11: 1h1Y1l lntn111nvi lic‘hodiri 111nmiii11'1111n1-1. 1",... 1.. 1111.1.11'11 can-1‘ 11:." to WAY-
' ‘ :: I..11~11111i1:'1~ nnrl flilll. ()li a élllt‘r‘llfit‘n’l 3111'11111 l'PL'lLN 7'! .‘i .“1'. N11li- . __
1 11111 1111- 11.11-1111r1l ll115'xiitni,l For will lie 51 Hal :1l 01 11'1‘l111l:.:1111l1l11“ ”5"." "1'11 nisn D’Itt‘t‘l‘d that fie rep;
I 1 ..*.1 1 ...1l r1plrutir1n. Him L’Vl‘nllll: prnzrnm loltows til 7. I'M-”Hm” ""‘hwm ""d the pro ”cm 0‘
1 ' '111 111 lm .111111 :m'iiu. li1r‘ This ltLIlHllfll lus‘iiiitc 1n1l.1!-~z 1‘.- H11- lll‘t'l‘:lilllt‘tl 1li-bt ntust be con-id-
1"11 WV 1.? M11111! at llll' r‘lmivlim 1.11111-11111-1111. \‘1 1 1‘-1:.. .111. ' "‘1 111111.11-1‘ ””1 ”0‘ He-pmntcl).
.1 11 is 1111111 d that she will l Stamford. .\'1ir-.v.'-11l< tin-Y. i11.!1'1111~",1 'l‘izl- 1111021111111 111' Franco's security
3A lurgv rrim -~1-1~11:1111.1. t11-~1 1:111 .“1111. ' .11 1 :1f1:1--k 111- (‘lvrmziny would be
. any Schools ot'Stumfurd 23111-1 ctcd to 1'. i illl-lt 1‘ Hr Socialist plan. by
11111-113 trom England and Italy.

new \1'5'. til lll‘..\l' MANAGER

. Y 1 .l’a-‘ll Srlwic‘.
. . 111Na'1‘11\'. Slnrcli :‘7.—-—»T>r.
11 i‘rr~ 111.111. “11:1 trniziy. tip-
1' --tr11~t ti..111:i:11' of lll‘.‘ \‘otnr-
1‘1, .‘11r:1il(1l'lho1 Nr-w Eng-
\\1”1 i11,11i1111.1rtr‘rsln lins-
11 11-111mm instructor in
:11 H111 l'nix'rrvlly of
11111.1: 111‘ was :1 Cap-
1‘111113 with the

l‘. 111"

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bun:
Tar-viar Through

the Ages

' ‘ hairs-n still use 3 rodpe for
“ -i Trina“! drdnties that he
1' "011 since the your 1352.

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l'uE MODERN
GROCERY CO.

. 11.11 1» 1111 um under I“
'1 n-rrM 11.11 long 0mm“ M
.1 n.- and cnly the bin.“ 11m
are capoble of 17mm
"7 o' rump mun. 01m pad
1 paw, with just month W '3
l 1 "r11 1o tasty.

WE VOUOH FOR
THEIR DELICIOW

 

 

in order that your order will b!
rvsr'rvetl it is impomnt $1130 7011

LEAVE YOUR ORDER
NOW

AT OUR NEAREST 31'0“

 

011' Home will be opal at 5:00 o'eh‘
(“n-nu Friday morning and an d... i
1 3O 0'c10ck.

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attend. 1 ’

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Judge Grants E'Ic‘orce
To H1255}? of London’s
“Best-Dressed” Woman

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LONDON—“The woman who spend: every cent she no of.

her busbond'e money {or clothes is an embculer." said Hrs. ileon‘

Woodrow. the author. of Mrs. J. V. Noah of landon. whose-husband,

be: 3m been granted a divorce. . , d
u". Noah’s ambition was to become “the beet-dread women

in land”. her husband dochredv The i in granting the

neared Ira. Nub for her mom. ,womenjho

only for unlty'e cake to be e menace.
But unkindut

cutofellweacoouincdinelanden,’
“new“: “rhpityd'nhulnfi

 

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LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT

 

 

 

By s. w. s'rnAuo.

President American Society for
Thrift.

N a recent industrial survey it

was found that the amount of
avoidable waste in American pro-

 

duction in 26
per cent. In
other words,

one-fourth o!
nil the time.
money not! en-
ergy put into
the glgentlo
hopper of the
c o m p o n i t e
Americen too-
tory in waited
unnecessarily.

This leemn‘
an incredible
sacrifice of vnln‘
uee — on up-
parently unbelievable lack of
efliciency and a. hoovy burden on
the consumer.

 

 

 

8. W. STRAUS

supervision of the fabricated pro-
duction department of the Chamber
of Commerce of the United
States. points out that lock 0‘
standardization or excess of vari-
ety are responsible for I large
part of this industrial waste. This
is due to the whims and fancies of
the buying public and the endeavor
by the manufacturers and met-
chants to cater to the lnnatlnble
. demand for something new or
? something different.

Thus we have a situation in
uhich there is on industrial lose
running tar into the milllonn of
dollars yearly, which to a, great
extent may be attributed to here
cum-ice and fancy.

American manufacturing genius
has manifested itself to best ad-
vantage in mass production and it
should have the continued benefit
’ of standardized output.

It. would seem that an educa-
tion or the rublic to be lees exact-
ing in the matter of varieties out!
less capricious in continually de-
manding something new or some-
thing different. might be the menu:
of saving a very large industrial
waste.

in seeking methods of eliminat-
in: the large industrinl waste in
this country the manufacturers
could accomplish much by using
every possible means to educau
the public to these less extravno

cant practices.

 

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Stilleon-Powell Company. Corporation

 

 

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For colds,

Influenza
and as n

Preventive

 

 

 

The First and Original' '
Cold and Grip Tablet

nacho: been this cinema

1 czgrm

 

 

. Full-grown elephant captured In
Africa is five feet tall. Tobacco hat-
l ere any it smoked.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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