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' 9 o'clock from St. Joseph’s church.
-. , Battery of Heavy Artillery. The vet-
_ cemetery. newton.
The funerol Ambrose 8. Her.
ton. prominent eutford resident.
tor many years i. the stone cutting
and monument b wooyoflor-
doy afternoon front It. Luke's lpie.
uopol church. Interment was in
Spring Grove cometcry. Dorleu.
Hr. Horton won 15 years old end
is survived by his widow. Mrs. Sarah
Horton: two doughtcre. hire. lor-
gorot Knickerbocker of Stamford.
and hire. w. W. 'I‘rurnon of Brook-
in: end o eon. Ambr'oe If. Horton
of ltomford.
The doceoood woo the flrot secre-
tory of the Stamford board of trade.
llonnoh lore lesson
The funeral of Mrs. Manon More
Jump. who poooed sway nondey ot
the homo of h do oughtor. Hrs. An-
nlo 0. Herrie. nnocticut ovonue
woo largely attended this oftoruoon
at 1:80 o'c from tho Congrega-
tionol church at Bridgewoter. In.
torment woo in Bridgewotor.
Mrs. Jeseup woo to years of age.
sur\ivod her son. the late William
C. Jeeeup. by about only o month.
She had come to Norwelk to attend
his funeral and was taken ill while
hero.
cum.
Joseph Monoghon
Joseph Monoghon. for many years
one of the best known section fore-
mon on the New York. New Haven
and Hartford line out of this city.
pooled owoy yesterday at the home
of his son. Jomee Monaghan. 1 nor.
bonk street.
The deceased woe obout. e7 yoors
of ego and is survived by two sons.
Jones 0. and William Monoghon:
one doughter. Mrs. Charles Wolhor.
two brothers. John and James Mo-
nsghon: one sister. hire. Margaret
Doyle.
(I‘he funeral will take place Friday
morning ot 8:30 o'clock from tho
lato homo. i Burbank street and at
Interment will be in St.
meter):
Mary's ce-
l'red W. Yutsler
The funeral of Fred W. Yuteler.
father of Miss Florence M. Yutelor.
:0: East avenue. took place last
Friday afternoon from his home iii
West Cornwall. Interment was in
the North Cornwoll cemetery. The
deceased was a well known resident
of Litchileid county and in 1893.
represented Cornwall in the state
legislature. He is also survived by
three sons.
Dovid 3f. Int-trio
David M. Leekie. Civil War vet-
cran. passed away Mondov ot the
Fitch Home for Soldiers. in Nore-
ton. He was 80 years of age. The
remains were taken to Long Island
for burlol by Undertaker H. 1:. Bio.
hop.
The deceased woo o member of
tho First lndiano Battery of Field
Artillery and First New Hampshire
_ run was o widower. He formerly
lreslded in Bridgeport. where he woo
employed on o machinist. and was
active in the Socialist party. He
was born in Giorevi'n. Scotland.
Mary E. Ackerlr.
hire. Mary Aekerly wife ot.Wil-
m L. Ackerly end for mony yeoro
a. resident of flown-ton passed owoy
yesterday at her home in Roton ove~
nue. Rowoyton.
The funeral will take place Fri-
Iley afternoon at 1 o'clock from the
late home. Rev. Dr. Welter O. Oow.
art. pastor of the Rowoyton Method.
lat church will omciote. Interment
will be in the family plot in Union
Treasury Balance
'AW'ION. Nov.
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oil the close of business Nov. to
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nlug 'I‘elogron.
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'I‘ho oituotion of South Norwollt.
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New lnglond Trunk wire of the
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Bogota. Limo. Hevono. Balboa. Pa.
noma. Mexico City. Honolulu. Mon-
treal. Manila Moscow. V i e n n to.
Athens. Constantinople. Geneva.
Stockholm and o score oi‘ other
world cities.
Wherever you go. on your trav-
els. or wherever your friends ore
throughout the world. a trained
Amerlcon newspapermon of the
United Press will be working. repre-
senting THE SENTINEL omong the
newspapers of the orgonlootion.
At oil hours of day and night.
carrying out the United Press slogan
of “Around tho World Around the
Clock." news pour into the New York
office of the organization. by cable.
wireless. lend wires. to be relayed on
to THE SENTINEL readers here.
For flung date-lines appear in
THE SENTINEb—nows of far off
lends. How is it that this news is
brought to you here? Let' s lift the
curtoin for a few minutes: .
Where Rome's rhills rise above
the winding 'I‘iber Benito Mussolini.
from the Ohm palace. gives forth s
new proclamation of the aims of
Fascism and the growth of the new
Italy.
Within perhaps an hour the news
fleshed through United Press. can be
before you here in The Sentinel. .
Where the gaunt mountains of
Iceland look on the red roofs of
Rey-kjevik, just under the Arctic
circle. a. cabinet is overthrown.
Clicking by cable under the waters
of the North Atlantic. relayed
through the teeming United Press
European hoodouortero in the old
Temple. London. transmitted by re-
dio over the Atlantic or by cable to
Newfoundland. the news is switched
on the New England circuit of the
United Plot. on one would route o
tronooontluentol apron tooth. to be
delivered ot your door. I
How is it toot whet hoppened to-
doy on the plolno of W'the
touches of Western Poland or the
hills of dloiir eon be read to north
America the ante do”
Annuuyuneultmmd
have been o blotter of weone before
the news would be known hero.
brought in the nioil bags of slow
selling pockets.
'1de the marvel of the wireless.
the cents and the telegroph wire has
been utilised. by the modern press
osooolotion. to moire dissemination
of world news almost instantaneous.
Int us examine the picture in de-
tnil. I
The United Press maintains trtiiu-
ed Americou reporters in cicry part]
of the civilised world. and oven in.
some parts of the world which qu1
still today off the bt‘itlt'il truI-lt \ili
world ctents.
In addition to this it Mitt-s item-i
popcrs in all ports of thI uurlIl
reaching not only the l'uiiIIi Stubs.
but mct'y c‘ouliiiI lit. i
Each llul'i‘illl iii llin'liijili'tl Ilu- Iiutyi
of covI'ring u auction of the \\'l)l'lil.‘i
'I‘lio. liureuu iuunuilcr. o truiuid.
American neuspnper lllllll who “mi
served his nppri'nficcsillp iu mnnyl
offices in this country. llllti his stint;
cf osoisinnts. He also appoints ('tll‘- ;
respoutitnts in leading i‘llil‘ll of lill‘
country which lie rI-prrsnuis.
in Italy. for example. ("OI'I'I‘h'ptlll'l-
(Tile in Turin. Miiflll, \IulIc 'l‘ui.ui- i
to. Naples, Mcssluu. I‘.itituiII lillil'
Hyrncusu. uiii rcpoti lo tlir burial)
in ltome. i
When n news event occurs in
Cuiunia, for example. the i""Olli-H
pendent there will tI-lIstuph or hit
phone the nuns lo liomi- ’l‘littci
Thomas 15. Morgan. bureau mull-i
error. will edit this news. and i'i.'lI-i
if either directly {0 {hit Nww York
office of the l.‘uichi l’l't'h‘a. or in the]
London omce where it i» rI-lnyrd to,
America.
Every effort is made to 51W that,
the flows t‘I-nclics this country in thi-
qulckest possible time. in t‘eulmrt
L‘urope means of communication!
are slow. Very often important tI;-l- i
counts are delayed for hours, in
this event it is usual for the (‘Ol‘l‘i'll<
pondents to telephone. fl\'t'il tori
hundreds of miles. The \‘iI-nun hu- I
lean. under the direction of Robert
Best. covers lllu(h of mid- Europi
by telephone. reaching by icleliouu
even to Zagreb and lielgrado cu lhII‘
south and l’iuda- lost on the cast.
News from Warsaw is frequently
ttlcphoncd to lierliu to fl‘li't‘il it on
its way to America.
People are inclined in foil IiIIIt
the days of adventure and I‘Ullliilli‘ii
rasscd with‘the end of the “Ol'lil
war. It was said cycn ilIr-u that the
task of the " \vnr ('IlrrI-snonilclli"
newspapcrmau hud [li‘l‘llf‘il'll in.
slunlor since lilost lllIl\i day“ ultiu
lllcliord liul'dilig Innis umi l.lllil iii
the Spanish Alllt' l‘ltflll “Ill llIIt tiI..
adventures of l'niirIl i't‘cas meni
throughout the world bclie this.
When a. news cwut 01 major lIII-
parlance develops. hllt‘l‘illl IllI.‘ll illi-
rushed into the l'iI'iti. 'i‘iII-si- mm,
known as “suing i‘Ul‘l’I‘Slinniitllih‘.“
make their headquarters in London}
or Paris. But when tiu» iiig Meryl
brenlts titty art» on the first train“
or trawling Iiy uu‘pniuv ii' thv :it-‘
uution warrants —- to lhl‘ ("Hill of
the trouble zone.
John O'Brien to haul; in l‘ili‘i-‘ii
these days. “Tiling: mo “run (ll tlI-I
buuievords and the foreign villi-Im-
but it is only it few months ago that.
O'Brien who living in the «items of.
tilt: African Riff. lrnuling \\itli thug
otmics engaged in buiilI \\ili| lilo-
rebel leadr-r Abd el- Krim. in mini
engagement. his horse was shot
from under him. ’l‘iuiI- Imd umiu
he was in the zone of tire. on i
From the luff his IiutlI-I. moi. him ‘
to the Ncitr Ellhl, into the Iii-m;
“here other rcbcl tribes WI r0 tuzlii-
in: the French. in the punt yi an lll‘:
has lived cut off from civilizulimi. 5
moving with troops across “11‘ ilP-I
cert country by night. writing his
dispotchoe by the light of eumllI-Iv I
in field hendquoriors. his only con-I
tact with the world the thin thrcadi
' iii.-
‘ilinl
through lcclnud, ilrocuioud and
Labrador.
One moment of that flight rauhe‘
high in nutmle of marine heroism.
it was the I't'ht‘lll'. ill the arctic ice-
liI‘iIlIi, ul l.iI-uiIiI.Iut Locale-ill. ilui—
lull il\lilliil', \ilII) :tI'IIiliipliiiiI'Ii lili
.\ll|l‘li('-’lll :tlrliit‘ll.
Lieuti unlit LIIIuIIlII. flyilli.’ u uIIiu-‘
Ulllillli'. sIt out llUlll itcluliIl \Hlll
iii. AtuIIlqu films. ”1 lntlid lu
.IiIitI at his tlth‘lllldlioll iii UiIIu-
i.iIiIl li \enu knuuii lii.ii iiu “mi
li‘iafllil; :Iiiiiu;uliII'c ill llli‘ icI~liuii-.’
ill-Mil “lilll'fl IIf IiI-IiiiilIrk h'lmii.
1.2M miles Iiuv north of My limit.
The Cl‘llir- :
oli' iiit: tip of Ul't‘l.'lliilnd.
I-r Itirhumud was rushed to the zone
ii) Hl‘ul't‘ll iIir itlnl. l"nl' lhl'l‘i‘ Iliiyi
iili" ship putt-ollI-Ii lllil scam.
it was ll p. “L, Iif illIi third
that tho i‘utii-Ii l'l't‘le'H I'IIrrt-tpu
iu lllI' \Ill‘l'il‘ih' Nlllli‘k Iif flu
liiI-hmmiii. watt-him: llii- operator
ll\ it "ill illi- (lots and (lithium. \\'lllt'ii.
illllllillL: across “it! night it) u rutlin
Mutinn ill N(‘\\ffllllllllllllil. uuulIi
bring to the l’nitI-Il l'riss lili' :ioi‘y
Iif' filI' Hi‘ill't‘ii. -
SiIil-iI-iih' I'Iillfuril-ill
iiulit
hiIiIiil
liWi'lil tho
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llti iii
.ltip. .\ iluiil. imd lit‘ltll sluliiId llll
ilII- liuu‘. 'i'lII: t‘Of'f‘i‘fiptllltli ut l‘llfiili'ii‘
in tlic illl'l\. .\ll"iltl of lllI' ship it
i‘Oi-Itvt I'lll‘\i"(l into the sky. bruit“
and fell ill It shower of urwu sluts
lt win. some i‘l'ilfl in tiiIirI-IIH. l’ull
Sili‘t‘tl iiill'lhl the warship rut-Iii in.
“illtl iii-,- light. ”'1‘ .‘wtlll‘f'lllmillfi
iilll‘lli'il into filf' ILIrltnIsu. uullinlnl:
'i'l titr- wind tune-ti “turn .a li‘.(' hull of
tiii lllillllllniilll‘. I“\‘i'l‘i‘| ill dt‘fli‘t‘llti
hy tingluc irouldv. I.0L'lll.i‘lii liiul lint-ti
lilrift for ilircI- days, but thc hci'olc .
:Iiruuin nntl llihi (‘l'I'\\‘ \\'f’l't‘ sure.
The past yI-zils lll|\f‘ sent the con-
Ilurst of the litigilsh I‘illllllll'l by
.\llli’l'it‘llll youlli. livery sluuu oi
(ii‘i'il'lltll‘ l‘:il"rll"il (swim unis iliielli'Il
ii) lhv world by iii" pro-u :Iusocilt-
lliill:~. llui iii-hind the story was nti-
IiiliI-I- story. our of u
:Ir‘iilI'WmI-ni.
Miss l‘zlli l'i“ Hll‘illll i’i‘Iini ".ll‘l‘ Griz
.\‘v:: in inner, liliuluntl.
wintry in llil\t' cvcry pil.I.~'u of HIV
.'.iiii ‘l Ev-IitliIinly (‘IHt‘l‘l Ii. li'nr
\‘I‘t‘iw :i l‘iiliI Il l’l"'\H I'Iiri-IuiiiiliIiI‘ti'
unlit-Ii Iii t‘npv Ill-i7. .\'I".. rwiiisn in
(mint t‘IllllllllllliH', Inipt' I'Iit
“:Ill'V lIi lii‘cuil.
H" was: ll i‘omiI-I'llrul
llIlll Sittiild: ru, flil'lili'i‘i)‘ Iif X'W‘.
liriiniii. l“(ll' ,"l'iIlS no“ l-n law. III-I ii
:i l'lii‘.IIi l'i'I-iIu rIvt'i'IspIiliIlviii lll i-Til.
iopp, :IMIuiiI‘II lll"l in Hip London
li-Iiiqutlni'iin. lllllll‘ liI’I‘llill lIi
i'.tliN.
.\':IuiIIl--i'.~ u .i.
lili‘ 3-\‘. int
lIi ill. ill-
‘.‘IL.'i' Iif' hitlllu
in.» illnitiiiyli.)
I'UVIl'i'ii. ilv lliltll II .‘~I.l::illll;: iIlL'.
Iqil;IIiI~-Ii uxilI \H'I I'Ili'l iv-pt il
in rt-IIIliiiI'aiI. lie lilrcIl ii lllflltll'linhl
to l‘hi'llll ‘iiv ills. in Hip i\'i’ll[ limi
it lilI‘ ttiu'u “il‘IiI‘fiu lii'IIltI-
'iibzifililli.“ coul'l lm t'uIIlIIIl iII lilr
dam-n by the lliolm-limi. :inIl iilI‘il
ii‘illll ii :iiiurc slntwli. .\ lll.lll um.
ippoiuiid to remain in (‘Itpc till,-
.\vz. lll wild mus irrim iiii'l"? iu
lilI- l'illi‘o‘ nilli'l‘ for rvlny “(i Amcl
lili. \\'ill'll lll'.‘ suim lit-gun this
ill-'lll lilel lll'l'I‘ until Miss lltlcl'iv
not mil of right. .‘li‘illlWlllit‘ oilict
iiieliitii'iiI it “‘I'rt' bring H"llf liv tilin—
ir:-.~I from lili‘ iiiiz. .\ l'iiiicIl I’l‘t‘h’s
hi I
iI‘s,
hum \HIH \\I'lilllli.: iii “0“” Hum
Eulul. iiIeiIiI‘ :Iil IipI-li iI lf’lillilil" \\iil'_
m hi‘llll iii" ncu~: iliv lllUlll'll‘ iii-
an illlllii‘l' “ill-3 h‘lxhlt'd,
‘l‘iatw il'lpiI- lil‘Uii't iltlll “ii" :I~.
Mll‘IIi, 'i‘ili' l'liilvti l‘rmw \I.I:
llilnllli s ilill“l-’l of clip I' l'l" II. ..
1'0ili‘llif‘llh‘ Iin lilt‘ utua of ill] \w
fol-y. t was fun I'lFlil u linit‘ linii:
ahead of fill" lirt'rn I’l‘\-“Ol'i.tlitlli t
‘iic nous of ihu stint-I-zs-IfulIuiui i‘
\‘iurkolII-r, (‘II-i‘mau i‘Oiilf‘SlI‘llli. l! .
0' military communication \t‘id‘c' ii is only l>I_\ milI-li I-iziliIirnlI pl'ct
which the French armies laid’ liml mun“..- as thnIII- mailr- l\y Sztiiiuirr
Mild “mm- ilhut nctvsllnl'r'i‘ brats nrc :l"»'i"..i‘-
But this wire was a direct con-l ”1,..th
an! of America. with the scene.
o'. events which was settling thI‘
fate of perhaps a quarter of a cou- E
tlnont. ‘
A dromotic uelgnment was that
given a United Press corrcspondcni
who. accompanied Lie u t c niu n i ‘
Smith and the band of Anicriczin
'round the World flivrs in their last
hop across the north Atlantic Occau.
He met the fliers at. Scope Flow in
the barren Orkney Island. joined the
U. B. S. Richmond. convoy‘unrship
there. and follotved the flight .
- . A
tip onc l'llfll'llll‘i swim L'ultml PM ~
iscm-cd its limit wilt-ii u ('tll‘ri’"-|ll"l‘vl
cut. coming into ihu l‘t‘I'itfll. m I
‘ rowhonl licsidu the Microsoft” .‘-'-li"
leaped into the water. \‘.il.\'
wedded ashore. anti rushed it
ll tclcpliouc. After ill" flush of hm
int: Iiisputcliud flii' story first l1
loIIkcd at his cloilicu. llui the l’i‘i'
I'd Pro: to 0. l\"Ii hlu liiil for n iirui
suit.
The first uI-us out of Miami :If'f.‘
the IlI\ .lfillloll autumn lump in"
strip it u ll} s. m to 1 nilr-Ii- f‘tI-M \l
mer,
high.
0 ZIPPERS
all first quality
$3.45
For WomenL-L’Tlie. famous Zipper
Arctice; nothing as good for
a.
Winter Wear. -
Vamps of Aberdeen Cloth
or Rubber.
Heels in Four Styles—to accomoda to
any shoé.
Linings of Black Fleece or Citron.
NEVER BEFORE AT THIS
,. PRICE.
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ii littr goons ‘ co.
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1’th NINE
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Fraternhl News And Notes} I
l.l\l‘0l..\' COUNCIL EMOKEII
I'lll. BEFORE 'l'llAhlolbull I31?-
’1 III- members and friends of lo‘ll'
Loin i’oulli'ii. No. 4. 0. l'. A. M.. will
lie lill’illil'll i0 llt‘lll‘ that [My “ill
ciiiuy IIiIotlicr oi the popular amok-
l'io i'littl iiy lilill council ('\'f'l‘y your
on the Friday t‘\‘t‘lllilg Ill't't'i‘ililifl
'lii l‘llIthillK.
'IlleI t'\l||l iii looked ful‘mil'Il it)
l‘l.lili.illy by all who take purl lll it
m. III-- entertainment committee
ulIII it consists of Howard lill‘ilIirtl-‘l.
i lilli|t Alvrrium. l'lt'tino Nurbillif‘.
b'li-liiii u Stout) and Alfred ltuymond.
IIIII~~ ill‘l'llill‘i'tl an t‘inllol'illi‘ pi'o-
l'lll i hl‘iiIIl.
Him of the features uill be lllri’l‘
howl-i: llillllll fill‘llinliI'd by Frank“.-
in) :i uiuntcurs and he has promis-
(ll llllii’Il llt'liOll for this exhibition
liming (‘Ulllt‘bih will lliiiO bc furnish-
IIIeinberu oi the council.
'i'iII it: will also be other entertain-
liliiil. in the line of singing. joking
ullil lllllb‘lt. There will be tuc prom-
ii.ti.t hill'ukt‘l'fl from Now lluvcu :Iutl
“tidy-port due to the efforts of
Iouncilur. l’ililiii' .\l. MI-i'i'inm.
liming the course of the t‘\'('lliliK
ind lutlttyn will lie nnatrdcd to illi‘
llUlIli'l‘H oi lucky numbers.
l'oiiouiug tho cutcrtnintncnt there
will in: it hot roast beef uuppcr
t‘tltilx' -l by Oscar Schullzc unIl sci-v-
'I‘- l'\
\lllllifl‘fi :Iiid “lillllf'l‘ oil to .‘I III'II
lililIv \\lll‘lti lilIy \Iiil lililll llii' llIIIl
liitiiil till IiI~l\llii,' illiIi lit" iIi\:iIiiI.'
Iil' t'iltlll‘O. bridgv .Iud piuochlc
('l.l\’l'ti.\ t‘i).\I.\lI\\llllll\'
"051' ill' ll.\.\lll lll.\\
I'I~II.s.IIlt-r conimandery. Kilitllil‘i
'i‘I‘iupIui'.» Iii‘ linubury. lllIN iii-ceptid
:Ili lil\ll.llifill from i‘illllnli comtunii.
III Nutuuik to ply id \lI-li, it)
Ilmt I‘Ollllllillltli'i‘)’. Friday, l’i‘l'i‘llllllil'
lT. .\ ldi‘gi: IlI-it-guiuiii irIim linu-
iIIIiy is I‘\|lit‘lt‘Il lII itiii‘llil. it \\.i!+
.‘iilllll in liIIm- ”I I-lmrgI- til ”it llip.
'I'iiI- llllli r (if “it“ lcliipii- Will be con-
lt‘l'l'btl Ivy i‘rurndI-r cuiumnliIi-ry.
All” \\-ll‘ll.‘£ ii I l'I’ will lic ll l'ticlui unIl
l'I‘ft‘I-eiiliii lli‘s “iii in lll.'l‘\'t Ii.
'l‘uo IIgII. ('l‘lihllili‘l' (‘l'lll-
IIi.inIlI-rv \ibllltl (‘iluiIIii cciiitiuimh
cry. (Hill the it‘llIIWillg hlllllli: t‘liii—
iIin t‘flllilllililtil‘l'v will it ll'llll‘ll \i-it
t.» I‘i-uder I-IIiIInuItiIli‘ry,
.‘t'ill‘x’
tilltn'l‘tnfEV I'LAV
IIAIl'I‘l-‘OIID 'l‘llfl' FRIDAY
'i‘uII iiusioutis Iii' lill'liillf'l'.“ Iif
\lIitlkI‘r (irIiiin. NO. .\I. i'. V. P.
I}. l{.. will lent-c iiiI- (feutrul Tl’iilll
i'iiuipuuy. l"l'idi‘l yni‘tornoun. :It 3
o'clock, i'or llttrtfrtl. Vl'lli‘l'l‘ thl‘y \vill
.‘ifli‘llll ll rI-ccptiim to Grand Mon-
Inch iv‘t'vdcrlclt .l. Walther of Fir-H‘-
l'iii.
IIIl iii 1qu hell. after which the tiir‘tu- lIu-i, .\‘\‘I'i.I fil‘f‘iiu, llIIrifmIl. uili
l.I-i- .iiIIl their gticsth iuke llli‘li‘ I.I~ li‘t‘ lIII-IIII.
i'iI Il l'. it-cit. Miami correspondent. lcyhtInI-Il flil‘lil‘ r data“: to the At
llillIlI' possible this historic limit. itinla lIut'euu of the L'. l'.
i Willi ltli‘DllOllt‘ and telegraph wires
iIcwspn prr '
{ Iimiu. I.IIliII stations demolished and
i lllil‘l" Its liltli‘lil'll. four ratriio ill!“
I lIIIi' ml through the storm to
' Hi I. iii >i\ utility from Miami. cat‘-
l’,\li" l‘i'liitll' equipment to the TM-
pit..l lludio company station. Late
at l..‘.' l, with an ilf‘l‘illl swung from
‘ lllI "illl‘l (ll ll lullI-n \vii‘cicso tam r
ii utts llf‘i‘-I
lily
i
l
dim ii
i
palm trcc. ihv
comluunictti Ion
in .I hi0llll hirippI-il
hliIlimI Irsliilililillml
“iii ilii- \i’nid Liucr Siboney. til min
on iw- l-‘lnruin coast. Despite the
uni»... or the sending signals.
it. it ~~ lill swap to the United l’rt-rs
“it! 'Il..ilil' transmitted to the Silio-
l‘i\ ' 1'in uirI-icus operator. l{:i\'-
nm---i iv. Hutchinson. relayed it to
.\'II\\ lull. \\lli'i'\' it “its llusitwl to
LP“ i‘ilW'lQ iliiouziiiiul the \‘-l.ll’iii. li
lit'f'.."|
"l : iIi'Il i‘i'f‘h’l New York or “'nsli-
iiiww ii. i',.-—-.\liuti.l ill ruins IIfIIr
um ' llIlIli‘Jlilt' in history of roun-
iii’. -' i 'iIiuu tlt‘I'll'l prIipI-rty Iiumnni
t)ll" .‘lll'ti iIiilIirinu Iiniiul's lllOl“
fliill' Hm them-undo injurcd help
ll'iii-f i.i-il\."
.\‘w:- w-ndiug the tnesmxc )lti'li
. iixiv ;. I “7 iviiiI-s fillfluKll lill' storm
in Ti H ii
i
l
t
\VI‘H l‘aitn Punch and iv—
l't‘l‘lilill paint-s stand out in l‘uiit‘d
l‘l'trs IiispuiI-iuu those of cm‘l‘cv-
IIIiIIIlI-liis “ho '.Iii\i‘ unit IIiIIiitiI'l'lIin
ill \ui'ious fiI~iIlIi. llrnry l'ltl‘l'l‘ll is
()Ili‘ tll lllf' \T‘ii'f‘ilil Writers of tip- 0
K-llllllllliill. l‘Iti‘i’v-il-r-in llif‘SI‘ (lino
\\'il"ll sport is lniuriiinVital-com-
mutt-s lII-twvrn .\'I w York and Scot—
tish poi! I-ouist'. mils snuiii “iiii
liIc baseball players, .sli'r-ps in Mill-
Ill.lll I‘ill‘N fnr lill‘ i'nntliuii scusmr.
ii‘iItnit liI-liy la. llnlllllf‘l‘ “(llt‘l‘ uhII
spondu much (if his illllt" in tram-l-
ine. (:«tty, .'l .\'. r: I'Iuglnuii man. has
tern-Ii as :I l‘IiII-iuu (‘i‘l‘lf'tillillllli'lll
‘Jlllti ll‘.l\I l: .l \\|iii'i\' Hi this tolliiil‘)‘.
iii‘ inIliwl I".IrrI"i| in IlitI-I'iilm lill'
(‘O\Ilill'l‘ Iii lili‘ I‘Ii'l‘lli humps”.
'l'iinilvy “Hit in i'llliiiilllllllllil. l'.Itii
.‘lulinu oi‘ tlII- \\'.I<]IIIIriou niutf lliiu
his liilril' ht‘ilbllll. liztymonnl
I‘luppii’ is limit it: \\'.I.~iiiuuioti. lif-
i'.iI‘i 9;
ill .I stiniritri- nl li£'- Iii I'.Iui Fiiiitliy
ill lili‘ .ItIliI-nnil‘uiw. i"l\rlll.H lll'
silliziiivr \\‘l:‘ii~ Hun».
i'II'lIinIl iiivw- "si ti" uiilirs
siiIiIIls .Iu Oi‘emlIIlellUll (it (i hut-uni:x
ill thI' l'lliicil Statics Ilium, As l.on~
ilon I'lll’i‘i'?‘ illI- t'ci-Iponstliility for
|‘f'I\~ conrnuv in l2u}:i::.ilrl so ”1'
:I'liliii bulimia (if the lilll"Il Stalin
~"l'wcn aid.) to I.\lt-iiti its fiDl‘Ylt‘i uni l i ”WWW“ ”10 li'l'~ I
an tI_pn|i:.Il-lv~ for their stair noun
'i'lii- «trIlI- liidliituit‘ (‘llflitflf‘l iiin
luIIIl coi‘l‘thptintlt'lllll in t'Oflll‘llllllilli‘ti i
\\llii'l ll' li:I~I filt‘ lit-us l'.:ipouolliil-
lNSle UPON
KEMPS
I|_\. and mills and dun-1:4 iliI- il()\\' 0"
may Iii iiiii l'lll lll lll'\\.‘I|lil|l\'l'l‘. A l SAM
iii- lil llilll in Inpoimiliii‘ to ”it:
n-I'iitiliai tll‘ Iil\|~IiIiil lit.lllii5il‘. Nund
l‘oiit in ill .IdiI-iIIilcrn of tho clislIi'u‘
/il/ I/iu/ COUQH/
diilxiou. t'illillgil at tho cuiiiratl " ‘
silllrs Ili\inlull. Sun lglnliuhpo (ll H lili‘ ”H. ”mum”; ii-ilimii‘.’
”H. “mm“ ('o‘h‘ dhmun' ““qu (lwn li‘lll'llll ill" l'liilliI' t'llilll’
MW of lhIi noutliucsi uliIl .‘liillllil‘ “mm“.m 'lm.‘ I.I “I... l. I;
m ”I" tiolllil.‘ i limit». \ll‘v- .‘Ii.il lll" \lillili‘l ii-‘l-
\IIu lulu~ tilt-IIIls iiiiiiiiuiitiiil iliI .
l‘uilcd clinics. “mild you hit. toi "M. ”I H" “MUM," HUM:
l.1‘.t'. u Illlrcl L'Olllili‘l ultii iii-Iui My ”Ural-Iii“! 'ilnw qulilmrlgdlfl
"H m any hour of 1h" Iiny? [Mi (iiiiithi'inl”kn-iitfltnil”ut‘ilil:‘IIi.li'Ili' ‘nlii‘:
4‘ .i‘hul. “w rim“! IT 5” mm I lintilquiiivi'u at Tokyo. :Ipruil'I lllll' it
will“ l.nltI.-d 1”“..de lptmh M lIil' illrl lllllv» .I. i:tv‘.d llillll Iuliiii".
| milrs of wins in tin lllllIIiI iiiiifliilllli‘"l‘ “m” NIH..." .,, “1,,
Shir-u; o. " o ».,,I' ). .
l Iiuti llltllt uit siltud tilil. . ”HM” ,pIIipIIIIIils.
in it blilllci‘~\\i lI lli t-uut'i.. lIolii .- II ii I
.. ”I” mum" (‘lliPB totlni‘t-tinni in this up HI). tlII. l'Ilil‘ l'i~w
“ ' ' Ilmx llllll"' Ilil l.“i“‘ i'll' 5. ll”
:ixu-u eitieo uri‘ filf'. Klf‘illil\”” low-lint M H... “flu-.10.”.
ii‘ulii. uircs. 'l‘lic New York ”land-1 I“ ut.tl “h... “a...“
III-r r.tutull<---lhi'01uxli morsc coric-- "Hi In“... 1-... -- Ip. 1.1mm.
.~In.ultnui»uusly with his dlylnioul Him; I”... “WI-Him many .I Moi-\-
iImuIigI-r in Atlanta and his liurcau' Q]... I, hung. IIqu or llli \\i)liil io-
lllilli.ll;i'r in Portland. Oregon. in”.
For time means littlo to thc pi-rsi'. ”Inn. I'III-iiI uh. it you SI: the
:IssIII-iaiion. which must think in' in“. bud. li-‘ilil'll ilw I.'III.\ min ”I"
\wi'id time. Sun Futurism is only :dtil‘) til lluw ll \\.l‘i brought in
u lllitfli‘l‘ of seconds “‘0!“ NOW York. vnu— Io lilt' imii .~ Iii u m": nach-
liii: iiirouuil iiili null \;illc_\s from
lilt‘ grunt renters Iif tlm cotlutri.
to tho rushiui.r liuriruu points utili
‘hr'ir swift f‘.\uill:tii0ll niiIl dissem-
ination of news which pours in upon
iiir-tu through iiiuitipti- \\lli.‘. to His
correspondents and it with i"I lil iii"
London may be a matter of bill 10
minutes on it full ruiod dispatch.
ulIiI-h. incidentally. costs “:5 ccnis a
word. But dealing thus in world’
time the wire. service man must re-
IuI-iuhcr the time differences. Lon-
don time is five. hours earlier than
New York linlc. When the New “01”,. gilliIl'llllK lili tlu- “Nasturti-
l-Jnxland main trunk opens each “'3' u m {M- 3” hm” .b.“lh]‘l'" it.
morning London has already sci-n ”floss “W MUM (“1'1 ”‘Hmn’h ilm
air.
ha” of the busy day. it is “mam" 'i‘lIe S‘olql' h- lllllil the stout ix mm
..{ this that it is poeihlo to ”"dioi‘ m” mhjm‘“Mm.“1 A gr”.
ilt‘l’i'w-Rl 5 p. m. that [Joy-l; Ampmxm “WM .mnpn» “In.
home» made :I stirring speech in: “hm. X(,r“.l.1k “mi '1-i..;...,:.“.1uI-.,
l‘urlmi’nent st 8 p. ill. tonight. 1,10“- “tom-mind,
Sun lv‘rnncisco. nu the other: -.__.__._.._~._._., M-.- ..
hand. is thrce hours behind .\'or- |.l\lll I'lllilllllS 'l‘til'
Ol‘ kll.ll.\\".\ ,\l'l'0
Norman lyii'iil}. ls ‘ll'Ii'l'l >irr-v'i.
IIII-I'tiiii "”iilllllllliiili “liil n'I«
:iilvi'lioon. wiivn thv
unik.
l'I-t in thcsc strange titun cycirsfl
i‘f‘t‘ill iiir- sunrise over ”in Danube; llild un-
tn the twilight of lonely trans-litm- )‘Ihll‘l'llily
puIifiu stations. cubic and radio; iimiI II: .I tru- iiii tluuuzh thi- trIp
ilil\’~\ knit Ute werld into onI- closi- :of his toutin Ri'ill' as I“. drove alouc
vI'ouriuiit‘ unit. ‘\\’cst .chnuc. :inil pluntcil itself llf‘lll<
li\ on il‘u svxitl 4‘.
And the economic lltt‘ils' i-f lllI iieiili‘ lilill. .
“III-M I.Ill for instuniniiI-IIIIs trans. .\lr. lx'iidtiy \\'I'lH lii’liVlliL; flit tom-I
IIIierIIn "ml Ilissmnimimn In 1.Ict.‘iII' '“lnll “iii ll llII' lllll(ll'lllll.ilf' ain‘t--
it is immune of thin nr-w grouih “ml Iii ill. Otttllltd luI kii) for lilll ihr'
,Iitit ”I if the l'nnpd PHI-(g 1, (5,”! Int iiilill nimud him “hi it 1' iv -ii
.h
w.
.\ lIJIfi'Iirii (“illli l‘.;l! liven formed"
in (louvut with if. lili"llll"‘l‘§. Minty
of whom ill’i‘ I-Oiitticliwl uitli the
llmacuc or .\‘nlion.~.
[why it plus news in major plipi't'i’
ill :16 countries-outsidr llic l’nitcdl
StillI‘s. lo :i loidl (if lllIil't‘ than 100;
lli‘“li[lfl[|tr.i beyond our borders.
Among the ciir-uis in other lands
(lllt‘ roads the nature of such ful‘ TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION
away ilcust‘iupt‘rs no ilic Rhodes-id.
.\ii'iI‘.’l. licrnlii. llll‘ (il‘liI'my, Poland. xnnn‘ MAN—liltio-riy. you.” ”.01...
“nationally Kurw‘l‘ I'fidztenny. thc lllqlill‘t .\lr. llI-pltius. l-Iruin M.
ticnI-n. tieuon. Italy. i'orriere Bier; Jonuiucs i‘o., \i‘rst Ave. .\'Itir'.\‘;iil\.
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