Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 11, 1913, Page 4

NORWICH_BULLETIN playing cards long emough to hear RESOLVED Gl e R s DR ' 2N\ | AT PEOPLE Such a judgment. She never refuses / R THEIR GooD LUCK BY | CITY GOVERNMENT. Though for many years experiments have been underway in the perfection of city government the progress has not been such that even the leaders THE MAN WHO TALKS in the experiments can agree upon any | e have heard DOING THE RIGHT THING : ] our first chickadee me when 1 apply to for help. I 0l HT THI ! S 5 one ideal as being the 3 est. o -3 N\ nud Courisre. T oS amne and there is no questioning what that | (Written Specially for The Bulletin) | ested in curlos, and have not visited | feel that I must reprove you for lack I T & ! ax s, for he is giving notice that he | iy o eyt Vou binte yau lved in this part of the | of charity when you condemn her, ‘WE HAVE MADE QURS - ¢ ic Northwest Municipalities, at | Droposes to defy the frost and snow S g Al e L et And_Miss North flung herself out of was a general discussion |and to be with us throush storm and | BeoPle in this nelghborhood," "said | clty; Mrs.. White to her nlece, who was h. yes, there is Mrs. Tillinghast, | the room with indignation. BY NOT ABUSING THE + roblems of municipal goy- | Stress. The robins and the sparrows, | M 8 4 1l like | “There” replied Mrs. White, “she’ll 7 y e V5 | and the other birds (hat have not gone | ViSItng her for a time. A philoso- | our new ministers wite We wll Qo e forgive me, but I did ot sups CONFIDENCE OF QUR> ] id the proclaimed features | & © other bis : him, but sh him, and_tries hodeled orms wih now sve- | aouh 476 foraging in the deids in | PEICE! SoUnh of FURS, U003, #6% R 1 o™ ula' ne congragation, &iso. 1f ahe |pose Eho had so much temper. PATRONS. SQUARE. , DEAL ALWAYS WINS,: . H Y ¢ never saw her so stirred up.” o ant- | hear a_ musical note. In the spring | PIOPerty, but I am sure we do ot |lsnt .éh:fl;;’l'}e;‘m':'ff:n:ng;":z e | "¥Wno are your left hand neigh- 4; 4 WEWANT 1O KEEP ' . A) n in- {when the birls follow the warm wave | 11ké to have them thrust into our no- | one. bors?" you say Mr. Black is at your / 9 il { 4 |OUR. PATRONS 382 117 YEARS OLD. pticn price, 12c a week; 500 a $6.00 a 3 oW 8 ounting, franch x, showed inything which | North how gaily they are dressed and to outshine all |how sweetly they are in duller garb Eutered at the Postoice at Coun. as second-class matier. Telephone Calls: ) tice every day in the week. Now |We Vo up our own opiniona for the | BoTs?", there is Miss Grey on the corner op- | Sake of peace. She meddles with the | rig] but now they | Lagte 18 SO O 0D her astablish- | domestic. affairs of every family, and ‘The Bartons are at that side. ¥ prove the on 1 Buile:n asiness Office. 4! iniform municipal govern- h a dlently steal . . vith | youn, id hope the next confer- | They are delightful people and -so Bulictn Edloriul keoms, away before the increasing cold. The | Tint &s It always has Becn done with s T cond s’ pastor elsewhore, | neighborly. Thelr nephow, Wim. Bar- { tin Job Ok, 85-2 k the sec. | Millions of small birls that are making | B oRe t@ occupy L u i " ton is spending the winter with them. sulietin Job Ofice, 1 from the sec : the servants. BShe says her servants | Much as we like him. x - Winmanue Othice. Hoom 2, Murray e extenslve 1 now are Incomprehens- | 5 GPPY 00 18 she turned them | “You ought to have at least one|He is independently rich, they say, £ LA ) » Buiding. Telepbone Ni0. co e el and aithough they travel at night | RAT5 40 MRS B e ity | old, | suffragist on the block. Does no one | and very cordial in his manner. I You CANT HAVE imentat wi pes of are unefring in their flight and [ Ut-or-deors. Fhey are Brete o | po’in'for politica?” asked Ethel. | want you to meet him, and hope you % \ BAD LUCK BY DOING Dot din » several ozether In untold numbers in the | {15 47e Qeviied 0 Rere SO NO8 Wt 5% s, indeed, and that reminds mo | Will become good friends. sl Sarveioh, Suturda ™ n rule have been | Mississippl valley and all pass across = > gt vention | the Gulf of Mexico at @ point on the of Texas known ateway of bird migrs | that anyone ma the of that Mrs, Woodbury gives a talic on th:cum smlflm} to r):emu as she h:a;—‘d . THE RIGHT THING & “ her political views at her home to- s remark, for her aunt's match- S the, southern | €S FODHeS hor miece e oW sa | morrow. | She sent me an urgent in- | making designs were ovident, but the on. It is now | (R 40 TG e e pretty and g | Vitation to come, and to bring vou if | young lady had no intention of being evening hear | @ er O8O e Puite, fond of | You were here, so you will see the | managed in matrimonial affairs. She birds for hours | DAY candidate for yourself, Yes. she is|concluded she would do a little in h gives an idea of the | MEEIL L 000 her aunt, | candidate for mayor, if you please, | that line herself, 50 she took the first number that are fiving overhead. The | .08 (NS COSPORACS or Ay | and is carrving on a vigorous cam- | opportunity of introducing Mr. Harton wild geese are usually the last to say | /3f ¥ g : | palgn for that office. Her friends are | to Miss Grey. The young gentleman hie < when Jack Iros: | those cats are washed and combed | P2 A e A . {5 LA ud hat is when Jack TT05t | cvery day of their lives, and get bei- | UEhting well for her, and they are | provea & delightful neighbor and o o ~ | cortain. our next mayor will be a |friend to both ladies, and as it i e e mag now; | woman, What shall we call her? The | chanced was very fond of cats, and had w matural it is to always have a | They do say Miss Grey has provided | For iy Arayoress? from boyhood made them his especial ha the man who will come } 2 _RSE Will for thelr > | “Ten't_there a Mr. Woodbury?”" in- | pets. ¢ | ““I don't know her match for oddity | Quired Ethel. “What does he think several. I'he Circulation of The Butietin The Bulletn wiion of auy paper in Bases as tne largesc ¢ Comaecticus, umd irem three to § Gwscs lmrser tham thac of uny u Bt da del 3,000 of the 4033 houses S No round now hen and \,\;. to our At the public library Ezm»fx‘onfin cemt. of the people. im Wimdhi. ind cven laugh over them. When most | ni loxt house. He, 100, 18 unmartied, et Mie Woodhurys )m.vl.md_ X | S5 geve saiiince and advice to her we A e t 5 ettty e 1 fiee e sits "yna.holas the | {his Bext house. He, too, ls unmarried, | meck? imoftensive. iile man, who will | in et researchen: ‘0 re Not Depending On Luc S gy e St c down and smiles over the story | nice 'Ol " aople, and his queer ways ;am the baby out for an airing \\‘mh ]fh;:‘]e long ) s White was saylug; . kgt cannot tell whether he is laughing at [ 76 & great trid' 10 Mg ciaes WhO | efit of increasing the political power | fact that his mother needs mere care | aking good and taking a chance on what happens. If we please - Seusdered the lueal dally. AU Dhainces v ihe stors or our poor memory. Per- | 118 (lGhds and he knows nothing but | °Lyoman” o f 0T ] than she used to do. Tl seldom lets| you and give you your money's warth we can't help but succeed. Ws will 5 . =3 . form of rnmer . emelt i we entoy his com. | Pooks. Hé writes reviews and criti- [ . oNext: called out Hthel, merrily | her come In here alope now. Very give you a square deal antl sond you home satisfied, so you will come again. e ity mtoived, "o be | Al orts of rare and oid books. 1le | now. indqueer she is. She docs Iois | nome, did Site tearn thac 3iv. tack| Please Note What We Have To Say About &t e kB T 'd to tell what he | grclaful diseass, contracted by hav- | to make fun of her, but she ls queer. | fore long as his wife. His parents r name is M rt and she s @ o de hted, and i S, Vhite s 2 M M fE5 W thasg: oa books mrought i | Eer pame lx Yorik, ana' sho is "as | mee delfgnted. and if airs. Wit was Our Women’s Tailoring the house. James is the pride and | °i-blogded a8 en leeber&” - o LRt i e » kastern Coanceticut ey, We o joy in | find some | alking about | | i s Grey's engagement to Mr. st, - however, and_aside from his 2 : T AT our experierces. It is enave i ces | and after the necessary introductions {ton was announced at about the same CIRCULATION fo T o tllow | QO L0, Do0Eh A1 e EIVGRNA 00%8 | Were it e et e once e | e Surt WS s renleed e | o 5 A P varn h sounds as | $ S L IR arry and | eTand, for she prided herself on |news, remarking that any man omern’s Tailore uits at T nar true marvellous, | onatant terror leit he marty and|never:‘making ans” soclal ealls. Ny | was s openl g ol $8.00 o oA WORK, who is cute to come b st % » | time is entirely given to philan- | never be her cl tive has no thought of marrying. L | 8 4 5 aise our neighbors to us | DS no 9tm & uly com- | thTopy,” she stated.” and I am al-| I wish I could electi ’, BUT FOR FANCY WORK (e B i Nen There: ty mothing | ,-Grey and Black are a lovely com | money ror " oux”ciurch charitien. 1| of Mrs: ooty wut even her | Women’s Tailored Coats at $6.00 2 mise. | o being \actful, which of itseif im- | bingtion” laughed the nlece. “here | UeCtizate every case, and mever | friends failed her At the last, and sho OR OUTSIZES. - | pk houghtf ess of our own nter- by et bl 4 . help an who are not deser & S0 | retired to rivate life. Mrs. ing- 2 B . i : J T own inter- | ynow you are a born match-maker Bty s D aeo Hor gesaTving: (80 (Totlned to privais fe Mo linz- | Women’s Tailored Skirts at $2.00 | GARMENTS $1.00 EXTRA N 1 . { T am sure X wigh 1 eould min may rest assured that their donations | season, and they do say tha par- ; v a 1a what (enablen |15, DUt B “nexer WOW legk are not wasted. I have Jjust come |son is very devoted to Miss Slater, in| Now these low prices | know appear very ridiculous to you when you d to th ¥ to sucess with | WOR2 B e o (o be. men- | fTOM @ visit to a family who need help | spite of her fondness for cards. Miss| | f e e ek |y Any) more aueer ones, to be'men- | (S & TialL te wfamiiy whooneet belp | Sp of Sl os A5 | know other tailors may ask from $4.00 to $10.00 more than wae do, but let me ew head | i pen 10wk ‘Thors | Uoned?” aueried Bthel. "1 am infer- | fheln somewhat, Thes haye seen ei- | and Abote all, peo- | tell you madam, among all the scores of garments we made in the past two - e Sort ths of the | i S5 ter days, but the man has lost his | ple r Mrs. White | years, we have yot to hear one reasonable complaint and nearly all the i } | mind v oodisaiit] ;e Have Been brea.1a ciime dh niro| Focli Ta R WOCIIEy. B pe- el 55 ving 0] work received has been sent to us by satisfied customers and not simply . Eiand | 15 todas: and not so clearly tavght It) {irda"in inlquity: and It seems to me | Mayas She nsisted on his bolng dins | Siends. through our advertising with printer’s ink. Merit is what has brought us 2 | whil e attention to this study | those who made them friendless and | charged, and her husband complied | AN IDLER. | success in our department of ladies’ tailoring, i ehen | it ¥ beca $t ' mesns cvery-| £0dls and vile are the ones Who|with her demand. I despise t m them. “Secrets of Mental Su- | Will answer for them in l\!:v\ .mdsn:w:; woman and all her followers. Thank o ; : it P W et | R R R el M | O ildren Ory M ARSI_I ALL S 101 Main St. ; el L T = kew 1 could " count on your "aid." | FOR FLETCHER'S s Norwich e tior e < ion | 1t is perfectly human to make mis- | Iithel, also won her by con . 2 [ takes; and no one, so for as we are | tribufing generously i = ) te to efficlency in any calling ¢ nd.” | A (@] A ¥ ibute to efclency In any calling | aware, .has escaped making them. | “My dear Miss Smith, you are v C ST R P.'S.—Our prices for Dress Goods and Suiting are from 10c to 45c per . 7 nme s the to mental superiority by | Mistakes are something men profit bY | kind. very kind, and ‘our Ladies E yard lower than elsewhere. b v verbi d onty fools repeat. here are per- | g 1 be informed of both cont & 2 ent by cut ar te £ it ne literary verbl- | sonswho feel ‘quite sure they never | tions. 'Now. T must Bo on. for I huve| s Fr GUNANT 11 Franiin St We also do Dyeing and Cleaning, first-class work. e A pravtical what'the bUlé teachen,() toors A~ WUISHG DIt ol VSRR GR | averal. calls feasmBlnwhiler ayUght | b iestons The sndv the i3 1, ©. 10 Leave your cleaning wark here on Monday and it will be returned on speed 0 2 v teaches | they are found to have a very poor [lasts. T have Miss Slater to see next | Cigars sre tne best on the market Satiird the round | anc i AL iy ihile |memory, or else to be dead omes.|she lives mear here. | Saturday of the same week. kre f Avoashidetipnt L while | wayland reported “He once saw a oy . " | for - one inde 1 how to de- | man who had not made a mistake in = " ey 8 natural facul” | four thousand years, but he was an . £1f i A okl A " | Egyptian mummy.” It has b ry f o elves in any exigency. The | sqia: “the man Wwho never makes a istake never makes anything else. If we a ¢ Mass., will mail this book fit by the m wise we pr 2 a g @ you on receipt of price es of others; but if we are neg 1 This was the mbwa | received from | St We tumble lnextricably into the a friend In Boston the other day:“Been | Pit s Ry Semory of tinupab o ; n th S Tors of fudgment and errors of action i |In Boston a_week with windows UD|gng this is why human mistakes are | and day and 2| many—why there will be “mistake world! |y althoush the windows were not|in’'givinity o long as men preach ed and lights were burning at government as long as men G- b = p the room? 1 have mo doubt It has been noted that error op fact that breach | this is the truth: but It does not prove | SoYeT." It bas been noted that en s 1 2 v ¢ | that there are no flies in Boston.—sim- | petter so than that it should come s 3 : that Boston keeps some S TeS- | ja5i. There appears to be a chance 4 lential pottions so free from garbage only one mistake in love; and two i A d_fermentitious matter that fiies S Aloen e - not subsist there. Swatting the fly — n or- mmendible occupation: but the | w 1l vermin of r places is the real succe of abating the nuisance a ich robs Crocker “Ink-Tite” Fountain Pen - SELF-FILLING—the only practical method. NON-LEAKING—the only non-com- plicated device. : ) SUNDAY MORNING TALK s ¢ , e i i Sa!urda‘! Evenin tion of the fly Is an impossibil- e war upon and extermination | Suetonius tells how Ca est moths and mosquitoes in the | to bank of the Rub halted for ten years, in which work not less | & While, Tevolving in his ~mind _the five millions have been expended, | lance of the step he was about ris. All that can be hoped Is | to take. his soldiers he said: “We | r activity to reduce their num- | may still retreat; but if we pass this to the minimum. Clean house- | littie bridge, nothing is left for us but § to fight it out in arms After a time a certain trumpeter, . coming Py wives and domestics tolerate no flies | = n premises. | a . = | sounding advance with a piercing i : e s T man iy | S ot T e B ( () A I S : A MASTERPIECE the moti h pr ; himaelt o negin with, “snd. b 1s e | The die 1s-cast" So- he crossed and BB made of Para rubber, beautifully de- ) B I & over regar r 1 | bunch ot Sritability.” Thing history of the cisilized world is A VARIETY OF SMART, PRACTICAL MODELS, qfi # signed, fitted with superb 14-carat gold ¢ it to * = eg et B s @& rens with hard iridium points. ¢ tempt to pay no att r = 5 [ s which marks the normal| Much sympathy should be given one INCE S ES Al % T S, T P P 1 the law b . : President | Some people thinic he is con- | whe s halting in the pr PR CONSISTING OF CHINCHILLAS, BOUCL! AND !‘ T'he Crocker “Ink-Tite” Fountain Pen 5 s 1t . n g Syt v looking for trouble when from | difficult decision. It is not easy for . B < (he = g i G T et 1o Horirie 3 3tk ewpoint life must all be trouble | many to decide some questions even ey s the Universal Favorite, because - g eae e as . 1 10 | him since it is nettling. So long | of minor importance. A housewife in OTHER POPULAR THIS SEASON’S MATERIALS. i 4 T v currency legisla- |as the grouch fails to remove his ur- (a carpet store may consume a very I {"m\‘m: hairs just so long must he be | considerable amount of mental energy | A ¢ expected to sting and get stung. The | in choosing one pattern for her parlor ALL SIZES UP TO 38. AS A SPECIAL FOR SAT- Ich was never created by ‘the |as over against another. Whether Is made Right. Is Sold Right. Writes Right. Fills the Quickest. Keeps the Cleanest. ~ - n ha frer \;m‘l:.ht* ”.unl ‘1 have no 1\|p;:.. h;: (swu‘no shall spend a vacation here or the violation the law 1 wholly made. Somehow he has- | there, buy this garment or that, paper i s e phic st b meem |t opted in the right Kind of aoil and | the ~room —in “piak or- bieihess ] URDAY-EVENING ONLY, G e an abnormal development is the re- | questions enter, for ordinary people, | s % which ) Ho has the will power to get|into the day's ' problem to ~make it Writes the Best L e e worie sepies | TIG Of his abnormality if he has the | complex. st. Speted b 4 eson 30 T Ties | pluck to set up a real wrestling match | nd decisions in more important | g for such pium " ; . nds of specula- | with himself; and if he promptly | fields are correspondingly more diffi- | [13 ” birds which is T t useless as trying | thrown on the mat the merve to get | cult. The choice of a home, of a wife | n ik l e s l tatn such decor 1 gt o ‘croy of the Polo |right up and try it over. The man|or a husband. of a Drofession, these ] canse & boyeott oy 3 who indellibly writes upon his heart | great matters tax a conscientious | osmme o boyoot! y never say die,is Tikely lo overcome | mind with o stress that tho careicss | I L pAY Y ] methods which Now 5 speared | most of tho obstacles of life. néver know. The prophet In his e i Record the next | ¥ vision saw “multitudes in the valley VALUES $10. 12: 1, V o " rat unpl How the worid does admire a pol- | of decision’ and we behold these Sor thelr plumage. lustrated supplement . & pe e . X e |ished man although it is from this | same multitudes In our streets and in . rifice of no esse . erio comic antics of the | class more ‘than one chalf the villains | our homes today, making the choices For Ygur Old Fo“ntaln pen P RL== == are furnished. 1If clothes and gloss | that shall effect their whole future THE BANKERS' OPINION | v been eaied 1o the | 42, 20¢ make ihe man they misiead a | lves. ‘With all the possibility for | . 5 i ik 5 1ving been called to the | great many people in their confidenc- | mistake, for wrong judgment, it is I 5 Sorige i T eegior ; raped statuen In the Corcoran Art |ca and their charity, and ‘make It |a solemn hour R wam’egan Hflllse BIGC!{, i94 Ma!fl Strcet Any day up to Dec. 15, l”ll>§. pLowded you buy a the bankers' convention hen | & : attendants should im- |easy for swindlers to take them In.|to some life partner, casts in his lot Crocker “Ink-Tite” Fountain Pen here. {Only one . il AP g iy i e S The man who has no style to speak of | with some city or town, enters a par- Ay Y it comes to attempt prepar n increased | The n tain & witumaptt fentadce outside his industrious habits and his | ticular business, the profession of law, on take exchange for each new pen purchased. carrency Bl through { 340, abstemious ways ls mot appreciated [of the ministery, of medicine or of Pen taken in e pen purchased.) strongest advocates m [T 0 1= having plen. | Balf as much as he should be, If he|any of the hundred flelds open to | 3 S e e S - salf-filli it is reform w! P | Fnvoy Lind is having plen- | jas a bank acount he I seldom well | modern young people. i The new perfected “Ink-Tite” is the only self-filling, most in their minds when it com X o thaNfo 1an- | spoken of unless he shells out for | In making any choice there should | non-leaking pen ever offered. o changing the banking > < stay in the Mexican 1»@1\7%:)1& hihs tr‘XPnd; and acquaint- [ be careful consideration of the pros . S St e | re even is mostly war | ances think he should; or generously | and cons. It is even serviceable some- 3RS R E Titer Panis B B 1 e [Jrovides for his impecinioug relatives R write out the advantages and [ Every Crocker “Ink-Tite” Pen is guaranteed to be a - o gkt - {In trade he has to contribute his | disadvantages in parallel columns 2t better pe ave ever cannot ‘": ma 2 T It a s much | sha o the profit and loss aacount to | that the weight of the opposing argu- | fx\r I"(“(r pL“ ”“‘l” .\“U ]]'l\ e ever knr)wn‘ 8 sound conside w > n ti \ crop. They | prevent the bankruptey of the trader. | ments may be apparent. The advice tended and what T B oAt 4 vight time ty | The most useful man s not the one | of friends may well be considered in- J By " ket P LTy the wool over fand pave, ife does mot come in for | derstand us better than we under- . where z twe f E much praise, but he is the cornerstone | stand ourselves. R ooty ampng i) = ot the' community. The hotny.hand- FRENCH and JAPANESE BOOKS, STATIONERY, PERIODICALS rency bill as it stand ew York | i cor Falling Sy joAYe: ayhen | ed-citizeti ls only o joke at pink/teas | But when desieion ie ance made jt s : ) f i wn, it makes lit- | and in high-ball circles. Polish is a | | S the bankers is able, s0 mod which causes it, the | brick insteuad of revealing true gold. | for any particular step, after the step Have all arrived in primes condition. Let us ||| :‘lfl“é and so L L 1y | re r st the same ' 4 . . “' : s is taken li lunly to iI.:l'lng‘ “ozjlluiio" men wh s necess > wonder if we all take a superfi- | into the whole situation. “A double- - . the administratic filiies it T thie beau- | Cfil View of lite? Tt twies a broad vi | minded man fs unstable in all his know your wants and we will deliver them at B S shouid o ool . C been denjeq | Sion and a long reach to get a good | ways,” says the wisest of all books. Wesbington. At most i wil only cot | or some e, D Ghre by o resson | 5508, soan, S Vengin id iyesdth | Wadh Cuspay crosuey 2oe Rubicon b ||| otur door. i 5 n:::» Sy G sl ik Sl | a1 e M lv'; m”urm-lg but “\“"“JM we know about \vunde:'mg‘ if ll-xle had :euer not crous 140 Main St REU l ER s Phone 1184 n the ba in ways have rac nd grand. | him? The real underdog is the per- |back again. He pushes on into the % A . fatration. A ctween tho | son who was budly born, was ' Jed | enemy’s conntry. Bulb P P S 7 two will insurs 2 e that will | With steamers brinzing car- fastray before the age of discretion | Having embarked on any course of Also u ans, Pots and Ottlng °ll | work It will nor proat Mr. Wilson |goes of a beef o several of | was reached and has never had a ray | action after thoughtful and prayerful | SPECIAL FOR TODAY to enact a law that w n be ca the por the New London ocean ter- | of light; or the person who was nur- | consideration let us, ke aesar, B . Sect. 1o nbitor T | mainals lEht 40 Deipeady 1o o | tired In a low and godless atmos- | press on undaunted. Our cholces are 9 . B & & ‘recor? s 3 15 bab \my such reduction in the cost of | Phere and who has no evidence what- | as momentous in their way as’ those ) 8 4 ne whieh can be obtatmed - °flever that there is a Heaven, or that | that confronted the great Roman. | ing it s B e . ed. it 1s possible a merciful and loving | The whole essence of that hesitation ] The opposition is not to the me: = = God ‘exists! This Is the real picture | beside the anclent Italian river is . While they gre as & whole, sinca it is recomniz Just what strength the democratic [of the underdog,who,although blame- | lived over by thousands every day, Y | ile they last a= containing some excallent pra congressmen from (hls state have in |less, i blamed by’ {hose who think [ The efclent life prays that.its cau- Ph 868 75 Ced S [ AN U ON it is dlrected against the pro- | in and how well it is onsid. | themselves righteous. Do you wonder | tion may be supplemented with a ES, CI THEMUMS EITW Which are llkely to producs|ercd they represent their constituente, | that the Scriptures admonish us “to | courage able to end as quickly as may one edar oStreet ROSES, CHRYS , CARNATIONS, ETC < Bl b d e faiure womes | udge not less we be judged?” There | be each period of hesitancy and then . . harm. 'ndm demand :! :nfl, ul | ',,, i et hich hosts of abused and benighted | press on along the way where 7 (See window d“play) action and as experts on banking "]'"l} ! thelr efforts to name | people in this world who are not re- | the finger of duty points. J Bankers are qualified to speai ederal judges sponsible for their conduct because THE PARSON,