Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 30, 1922, Page 4

4 T NORWICH BULLETIN and Courier _ 1VERRSOLD Subseriptico price 130 & week: §80 & month: S8 o o Offies. a0, Sulletin Editorial fnom $5-3. Bulletin Job Rocm. 33, Wilimestte Office 81 Choreh St Telepdone o2 Norwich, Saturday, Dec. 80, 1923, - WLIER OF TWE ASEICIATE® PRESS The Aswociated Press & n‘srflmou ® the use for sepublication of all uews - » cbiited to fl or Dot otherwise éredited O ©us paoer and alo th local news Oublished A3 rigats of republieation @ GO Gw- <Satches herein are slso reserved. CIRCULATION' WEEK ENDING DEC. 23rd, 1922 11,950 SIDEWALK CLEANING. This -is one of the seasons of the year when property owners and otcu- pants are aware of the fact that thoy have sidewalks that require some at- tention, Official notice s served by the stréel commissioner that sidewalks must bBe cleared of snow, or sanded for the protection of the pedestrians, a cer- tain amount of time being dllowed df- ter a snowfall or after sunrise to re- move the accumulation. In order that such notice’ may be heeded a penalty is provided though very seldom en- forced. For the most part sidewalks are cleanéd and made passable, and inva- fably icy conditions arg ovefcome by the use of sand or ashes. There is a disposition to make due allowances for conditions that may ex- Ist, especlally when aged@ people dare concérned and when it is understood what difficulty is experienced m gettmg #sgistancé in dolng such work. It is only where there is an gppdrent faclina- / t16n to negligencs and am (nwiingress to contrfbute to public comtort and eafety, when thers s no plausiblé éx- cuse to offer that indignation afiSes, Cleaning sldewalks is a backaching job that varies actdring to the sever- Ity or the kind of a storm. It is a fob fhat eome tackle when the walks to be fhoveled by thems are the ones théy use themselves, but neglected wheém it con- cerns. others. Occasipnally there are short stretches of walks on business Tireots where the tenants leave it for George to do, touched, Sidewalk shoveling may rot be a de- sirable job but it is possible to d'splay by it that cooperation which one mém- ver of a community ought t§ ve anxfous to give another. It is where evéryond does his pdrt that all works out well, and, with allowances for age and sick- fhess, the tackling of the job with that intention would quickly elimimate any complaint dvér uncleaned walks. Thére fs ad admirable exdamplé set by e mda thdt promptly cledns his walks: POLICE STRIKES. Th 6 cutfing oft of the few days of theéir vdcation from those members of the police force chdrgéd with insubor: #indtion, Néw Britaln has tmpdset nd severs penalty, and yét it hd¥ recog- aized the importance of not ighoting it. ?New Britain requires the members of It¢ police force to attend drills for the purpose of keeping them in good physt- 3l condition. Sgmehow the members 3t the night force got the idea that their mstfuctor hiid atténded a meéting of the Ku Kluk Klan, and bécause of that act they refused to attend any more drills, Chat was, of a course, & réfusal to shey orders and it was Iimpossible for the authorities of that city to look up- on it in any other light. There would Se no énd to the things they might re- tuse to do were thé authorifiés to over: look this situation. Trivial though the matter might be regarded it ¢alted for kction that would establish the fact Mt orders are orders In thé New Brit- In police force and that ity is Sofie- Ming besides what theéy Bappen to per- sonaily endorse. s That the members of thé polcd foror Néve mo use for the Ku Kiux Klan @ slesirly demonstrated by this actionm, but It was 4 case of dolng gyoss, injustice t6 thé instfuotdr, as well as thé city m visw of the fdct that thé mafi Befors whom- they refuséd to drill emphaticd!- ly declares that he never attended an euch meeting. Even had he done “#8 thérs was no justifidation for the palics gbthg on a strike, for acjustment could fdutly have besw otherw®ise obtained and there 1 no doudbt & DProtegt against tax- ing instructtons from & Kldnsman would have cléared up theéir fhistikén \deas or brought any rellet hat might have been found justified. Neéw Britain #ces the right hing in Imposing a pemalty for the aetion of the bluécodts, even the, lods of & tew day¥’ tdnriot be regard-d is even Gordering on the severs. Pubd- Bo_safety must ®e guarded dgainst po- Uee strikes. CHEAPEE "z. In view of thé great demand that gx- ‘#ts for cheap.power and for overcom- Ing the high priceof fuel it {8 surpfls- ng that greater attention is not being Bevoted to the development of hydro- tlectric plants in this,part of the coua- try whers such a great horse power ‘s poing to waste daily because - of) the tatlure to” utilize the waterpower privi- leges. _In comnmestion with the proposed des Félopment of the St. Lawrence water< way there is a plan for the produbtion o d gredtly increased dmount of elec- energy that would be of Benéfit to points throughout New England, but M view of the uncertasinty of such a project being carried out attention mew directed to tHe dévelopment at the outlét of WHérs 1t 1% wstimated sufficlent power tin b8 sro- fluced to equal what mow requires four milljon toms of coal each year. f Such an amount of fuel ‘When cost cf production and transportation are ored in wddition to the adlownt ot 068 to the virlo exiit [ e 25E1 HIE And o the traNeC portation Ilnes. 2 R It {8 to be Wpectéd thdt Uts plant wilt look after requiremepts within s’ immediate ‘neighborhood first but ss it increases its_output and sgeks an outlet for its sur ejectricity-§t i3 not im- possible to'link it up with a system that would serve several stites f this comn- For & lomg pertod of thiré tNis Wates vowér iy been golfig o widte, Miny dre the points in Neéw England even where thdt same fallure to tike ddvin- tige of naturdl ficllitiés continués in spite of the frequent distress spells be- canse of codl shoftage. It will be for- tunats to obtain. chedper power £ront long distant points but the importamce of getting the bénefit of power thds | golng to wistd medrer home ought to be reco; d. L SECRETARY HUGHES ON EUROPE. In view of -the situation .in Europe and the discussion surrounding !t much importance’ must be attached to the stdtements made by Secrétary Hughes NORWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30,1922 . There are two Opposite tendensdes of | the human min@ fif regard to matters oLl iin 4 bellet: First, not only the dispost clifg tenaclously to the old_ no devtation from thé past, Tooking. critically on everything new ; secondly, is the fad of turning down all that is old &s outgrown and useless, and looking on all conservatives as mosdbwk.sh and oppo- nents to progress. Probably the truth|in large measpre averted was d lles about midway between tirese tWo DO- | shterly to an American entérprise sitions. When a conservative carrleg his| philanth miz‘o i absuedity, some comes' along and swings just as far to the opposite extréms. Each thinks he 1s | Rerny Ipmmiricance. ‘mu‘:nd each has am-nle of the truth, ut, the éxtremes of beliéf on any sub: et 86 mot contsin A1 {he fruth, ADl | o ms i o LogUl right here is whers the troublé of con- troversy comés in: glde to_credit thelr opponents sith hon- ésty. One ¢lde clalms that the others do |ar, not want to see the tzuth, They geem to think theéré is nd truth apdrt from their views. This iy cléarly seen in létterd written t6 newsMapers. ~ This gemeral statement is suggested by the ¢oming: of Emite Cous, the eminent ed beyond the power of mortals 1y checked. starviition before the winter fs ovi forécast. That thése consequences were hropy beside which all other readtionary | philanthropic achievements in:history __Never before in the world's hid fory havé more than ten miilion per- [ mintstratfon shipped imto Russia fnore - rly and contimuous- [than 850,000 tons of foodstutfs dnad ly féd undér thé direction of 4 single |medical supplies from the begtnning charitablé organization. Never beforc|of fits operation up to Detember M, the ‘refusal of one|pgs g famine so extensive as that|19 which overwhelmed Russia last win- WHAT AMERICAN RELIEF HAS DONE FOR RUSSIA. eW Year will dawn im Russia e wvistorr of new hopé. A year ago ition to'{this country was in the grip of a fam- Httle of [ne, desperately facing @ crisis whlchl promised to sweep away a great pro- portion of its population and the ul- timate consequernces of which seem- of vaccine and serums were distribut- ed. The fact that in épite of the low- ered resistance .of the people and the insanitary conditiops which prevailed throughout Russia there wers only one third the number of cases of cholera in the summer of 1922 that there were in the summer of 1921 speaks vohymas as_to_the efficacy of the imeculation campaign. 1y The child-fgeding and the adult i~ tioning_continued until the harvest. It reached its maximum in Augun;‘when 10,429,399 persons were being T Altogether the Ameérjcan Rellef AQ&- to ue in 29, Does the figure seem.small ? Trang- been so promptly amd effective- |late it into pounds. It will include nearly five hundred million pounds There is still hunget in Russid. There |of corn, moré than thrée hundred mil- may be actual cases of death from [lion pounds of Wheat, moré than two er, { hundred and sixty-five million pounds but in contrast with last New Year's|of flour, more than a quarter of a bil- and yet put up & howl! because someone else’s walk hasn’t been Frehchman. to Amrerica to lecture and : exhibit his theory of mind cufe; Of In view of his posttion such must be *6- o yrse thyy healing of the body through garded as Bemg prétty eose @ & a8-] mental phenontena is Tot new to us. Its mimfstrationt views and rédéhed as the|pasis is in the jdealistio-philosophy, which result of thg study the Européan situa-lis as o1d as Aristotle. Outward body iz tion, has Been getting from sweh valda“|derived from inward sonl because thé ble Information as he possesses. soul is form which ths body interprets. Much has depened upon Germamy's'The theory propounded®and,so ingeninus- ability to pay in the making of ge-| ¥ Worked by Mrs. Macy Biker G. Eddy mands, and thé demands have for the ;‘:;:td Porrnssn \n;l: |}!|er_erlem¥:~;lh:mg’ave most, part been determinied by the havOe| g0 fiot it does At heve come Bals oF and exnense that were caused dy the|fact, but It Is a case where logic runs war. ~ Gérmany 18 lookéd .to to make|into absurdity. . Mrs. Eddy. served a very them good and France is depending up- | importdnt - purpose, She ow the on what it gets from Gérmgny to pay|American people that it was perfectly its debts. Depéndéncs upon something | Surd to make drux stores of thelr stom- that is impossible isn't going to -Bring[achs. Coue like Mrs. Bddy, perhaps is ihe golutfon, gnd forcs 1t going to ala | Overemphasizing the influence of mind the sttuation. Hogardieng of what has|OVeT matter But that it does hive influ- 2 - © i | ence over mattef 5 clearly indisnutable. been done the fmportance of having d's-|The Bmmanuel treatment by Dr. Worces- interested experts determine what Ger-|ter in Boston, 4nd the New Thought svs- many s capable of is mot to be mini-|tem. are but variations of the same ldea. mized. Thé suggestion of having the|Now the emineént Coue comes hers Wi'h best men plcied, regardless of political|the same great stuff which is “se'f-mas- fnfiuence but compétént to #dt in pre-|tery through conscious imagination.” senting &n unbid8éd report that Would| By the time these saylngs appear in 418 in réaching an adfustmient of the|print the year of 1922 will have nearly reparation tangié is timely. This coun-|finished its course. At such a time it is try, which has made no demands s the|perfectly natuedl and rational to take the result of the victory, is williig to weme|backward look. People sometimes make such & commsslon in case It ¢ found|$ mMistake=that Is, some people do—n that the alled premiers camwot come t3| N A€ t00 much in the past To them L S there have mever been such glorfous &n agreimént amdng themselves. timeg as in the days of thelr dncestors. The detriméntal fedturés of tHINKINg: The present (¢ the perfod of decadence. of such & thing 4 acting s arbiter in|Degeneracy marks all human events. To the fangls, everl If we were asked, !s|them the temple rebuilt simnly aceentu- cleerly pointéd out by, Secrétdyyates the departed glory of the departed | Hugheés. Such an independent commiis-|temple. Tt is guité nossible to make & sion as he speaks of has been referrad|mistake In the ovmosite dicection, 1. &, fo. Tt Wolld oF HiGassIy have o wive|IVIME fltogéther in thé present. hdving the appbvar d¢ ne fespetive eomn.| Do STEAMC connection Witk the past and friés, elue it WOIZ AMBUNE 16 ROUHINE | cuch phopts die biouent us with & Jors. dna ity repoft Would fHf td gét €¥Y|if gnything can jolt thém. What havé ondiaération. 2 o S théy derjved from the sum totdl of éx Af 1o time Bid¥ {his couRitsy {4xél Fo | nerietices fhat have enme intn their Tives position that it would entirely q, i 19227 THese things ought to be the alogt from Europe, THere aré economic m&s of bur aetlofr in the coming yekr. and hurianitarian problems whick con-| There ars many wass in which pe e | dern us #nd D Whih we MEVE partici-|génerally find themselves in 2 aflm-‘. befors the Ampgrican Historiedl socletv. 2 | Who have laid down thelr lives in war. day Russia might well be described as|lion pounds of corn grits, nearly one a land flowing with milk and honey. [hundred eighty million pounds of sug- And the fact that the milk is con- |ar, almost as much rice, some twenty- densed 4nd the honey does not flow |six million pounds of fats, some sev- but is in the form of ordinmary gran- |enteen million pounds of beans and ylated sugar of commerce does not de- | peas, nearly eight million pounds of tract from lts value in Russian eyes.|cocoa, nearly thirteen milllon pounds To Americahs a condensed milk can when' emptied is fit only for the gar- bage TWump but there are peasant's i 2 cottages in Russia where it finds a|Cross from its Furopean stores; but place beslde the sacred ikens or am- |Only those shipped from the United ong the.portraits of thé family heroes ; States. And aside from all its general rfi- ing and medical relief, the Am n Relief Administration has sold in the United States for delivery in_Russia nearly $10,000,000 worth of food remit- tances. Building up a cash buysiness however, does not include the_supplies contributed’ by the American Lagt year Russia, starving and des- perate, looked upon aid from Ameri- ca chiefly as a promise. Today thanks, to the &ccomplishment of the: Ameri- cdn Relief Administration during the past_twelve months, it is a hope ful- pated.” We are still ready to help fn|in other words, “between the devil and wiys wa cdn_approve. the deep s€a.” That is twe ‘courses of | Secrétary Hughes set§ o7 wur po-|ACUOD miy be taken i a given matter, | sftion and_ous intercat cleaeiy. - e 3% er of which will be vielently reeemeq' i by somebody. The oni¥ thing to be_dens dress uniquestionably Indicatés thé-8t-lp &uch a casd is, of cousse, to act gc- tention the admihistration has been giv-|coraing to gur best judgment. I pros ing t6 the Eurbpen situktion and was|inot Siore than cob T Box Gou timely présentation. through the following—experience ducing L the recent &y period. His sidewdlk be-: ¢ame véry dangérous hethuge of thel RESTRICTING M8, FIREARMS, thin coating of glare fce.~The first per- ! New York 1is ‘oncé more coricerniod|don to come &lomi me. g ith &' shooting casé in which 1t 1§ ra-|or quité aged mfisdgw!:fi‘nm;gg}:&:: vealéd thit therd was thé unldwful fos-|at Teast, thinking “the man Who will fol- sésdion of firtdrms by 6nd who hid 4| é&rats sueh a § Ik ought to be ar- crimingl récord. It Misn't a Been| résted.” And théy go ripping dlong and Qéterminéd_thut he was gullty of ho|DOBsibly swegeinz—inside. Soon a bunch i p s Ty .| ] ne! Some man fhe dédth of a Joung.glFl wi§ &*‘9.“‘!]1 : IF Tater i fhe ddv théy d or by ong -of his régverl._;?h éh fre i previously @ anid- whiclr N, been lett where it fitght be obtaimed. Whit thé éanse may Yot develop #3 the defudl] fdets durroufid:nig fHe shoo Fhe v & 10 ing is uncertdln, but ft ASEMA cleaY. thit | Snict seen ckety humidn fas in spite of the 1aw that exists sgainst|dlty. If anly one-half of a man fs edu- the posseSsion of firegyms without d_we have the wobbler who gos zige | permit, it 1§ SHIf possible 67 thoss Wi 1fg thiSugh lifé getting nowhere. In | a criminal past, quté thé €ame as those | Wis way fa re. in with an unblemished record, to securs a f looking a and have & fevolver im violtian of the|duestion, Thé public schools put empha- a4 & ¢ ini D ) W] > T and. inday { justice of the supreéMé coutt of -NéW|ought to bs put’on the exerc'se of kind- York was lssuing revolver pérmits to|ness. Sometimes it is frightful to hear those who Kad beén convicted of cfime,|th® names that school children give one and hé took dcchsion to refer to the fm-|anothier, and how they push,'and steike, PossHity of suecéséful law enforce- &nd cl&w one another; to see the disposi- ment whaer such ocondjtions. tion to stone dogs, cats and other Inof- Such vt of s wekkied af| (oSS S, Gng ot nd ol vend Eh x 4 R S v sho 2 réguiatory laws thdtedtes the aiMCalttés|re rorecasts & low, ‘meéan, selfish. Lraid neéré their slide coveréd with dghed they grow réd in the f4té and éx- ctat crab; he 6ught to i|same broad nomn-sectarfin basis that of $10,000,000 in a little more than a year in ten-dollar sales units is,{n ft- self no small feat, To have made that business profitable' under the handi- caps that Europn , and particularly | Russian, conditto itiposed during the ten-fold; on New Year's day, 1922, the | Year 1922, is an éver greater achféve- American Rellef had not reached me}mem- It wds made profitable, how- turther boundaries of the famine area | €Ver, and the profits went far toward on its ¢rrand of miercy. Cases of can- | SUPporting the child feeding activities nipalism were just beginning to be!a@nd covered the overhead and Imcl- reported and refugees were fleeing in | dental expenses of the whole adminis- palic from the districts. where food | tration. was fnsufficient to su the neeg,| -Under the sgreemont with the sov- and men, maddened by hunger, were |lt government that government was sinking inta_ ynfathomed depths of |feduiréd to pay the entire cost_of beastiality. Kitchens for the feeding,discharging ships, railway transporta- of childrén had beéen established intiOn, provision of warehouses . and many cemters, warehouses-had been;equipment for the distribution of the opened, ships had braved the dangers|Whole of the foodstuffs delivered in- of the Northern seas and frozen har- |t0 RusSla. And the chairman of the bors, to bear the precious foodstutfs|American Kelfef Administration, Her- o T striokell coupter. . ber Hoover is therefore enabled to re- _Even then the American Reliet Ad-|Port proudly to the president of the HitreN-Ating more tham carried United Stdtes n gccounting for his out its origindt programn. Mstead of | trUSt: . o e . one million_children, one million tyo|.. T consequemce of thésg tws & hundred thougand were receiving their | (Angements, tirere Has not beém a da- @iy ration 4t thé A, R, A. Kitchens.|duction of one permy for admintstr But fhé famine Wwas spreading. Not|llVe purposes éither from fife funds 4 tenth of the néed had been met, and | g;‘;‘r"!f;dmb{ncogm; or. frofi publtc fhe Jfmrvest wis Sl mamy mOTHNS| “ipne work of the Amertedn Refisf A#: The Afmérican Reliéf Administra- | Dinistration in Russia is sot done. THe tiorr extended 16 work as raprily as|famine has left au aftermath of pév- thé ctippled railroads in Russia were | STLY: sifferirig; disease which mfst b ablé to handle its supplies. Kitchens|Sombatted. Mr. Kamimoff has asked were opéried by thé hundred, by the ;(atAa"mo'ooo fmm"" be fed by the A. thousand and by the tems of thou-|N; A.:this winter, and tite probabill- san@s. ties are that his request will be gramt- A gift of §20.000,000 for the purchiass |20 The Russlan people are facing thé of corn fof the feeding of adults was v Ve3r With confidence. They have m#de by thé Amerlean congress, Pree- | /Atned that America sympathizes &1t ident Harding signing the bill late in | their distress. Thelr morale Is far bet- | December. Within 55 days from the|l°T tha it was last January aud, #hilé | signing of ths appropriation the grain :P:‘“;vf::g’:;::n:“;n;‘:: atbutl:e'felgh"t:rh was purchased, shipped. to ssia, un- | oot toa in_sight than there was & year ago. The A. R: A has arranged i for c!o'.hh{g packages to be sént theém nn% their “second great need s to be met. . Their Néw Year may not bé étact- ly a happy one, according to Ameri- can standards of happiness, but it will certainly be far urha than 1922, o il ETTERS TO THE EDITOR . .. Béter -Witch Out. Mr, Editor: I just would ke to filled. The American Relief Administration in August 1921 had undertaken to feed a million Russion children a program, which, within a year, was multiplied on in the famine districts aetually begun. . : The number of children fed steadily increased, The rationing of adults was xtended. By a/large contribution of the Jewish jolnt distribution commit- tee it became, possible to include the famine area of the Ukraine and exten- sive feeding was begun theré under the directiom of the A. R. A, and on the has.atways marked thle opeérations Mr.Hoover's organizations. A p: 2 Soon after the famine fight Was be. | the. Danielson expert why hé doms 4o gun i Russta it was realized that!|sorieoing t0 care for. them biimed cg- meré féeding. would not, suftice: The | wiv ars! THE people dowm Tumk C famine had so affected the peopls | o7, NoTe SAQ. sirTed up ftodiy $hén that their physical resistance to di- | from (it aireetin Come Pouring don sease was lowm Epldemics were ram- ,!m‘ Tus "mo" aud thp nedres t pant and the hospitals so_disorgan- SICh TNk S DheTbuatle, it e izéd and so hempére r= | o - é 2 o £86 Cotabionset drugs 1A fhs Mogt | Tras & bad day for thg futz? Sead elémentsl hospital necessities that they | aomy. was morine tasiost & Koe e Tt Were utterly unable to cope With the ' mortnbonnd. Wit seer: Srh Tach crisis that fdcéd them. There Were came swooplh ove?e' Py :“m i.:’m‘ fibspitals Which had only' o _clinical, The brown boss wers of coursé gotbied thermounster for hundreds of Patlents: \up, all evidence e Aseesonel Bospitals without a gingle hot water| To make & long story emort & bottls, Hospitals withotit shects and thaps who até DISAAME WA Wild Besce hospitals without s0&p. In One a SIEN and, caterplllars making their Lm was prominently displayed. “PatientS mild ons had bétter wateh out, FagH who_would have their wourd dressed | THE CLOUD DIGGER: must bring thelr own bandage | Bea i itas THe gift of nearly three and one hait 3 3 of medical supplies. The last item.} ew Victor Records For January, On Sale Today At Plaut-Cadden’s The January list contains a splendid assort- ment of Dance, Vocal and Melodious Instru. méntal sélections. Lét us play them for-you ~they are all worth hearing and worth own- ing. Below are a féw representative numbers: POPULAR CONCERT AND VOCAL SELECTIONS Thres O°Clock In the Morning ....... Mother in Ireland 8ongs My Mother Taught Me Biéfia the Bellé O'Duncon ... Lauder Néath th¢ South Sea Moon ... . Lambert Murphy “ELODIOU! INSTRUMENTAL RECORDS Spdnish Dance—Violin 8ol6 ......... Hungarian RHapsody. No. 10—Pian Pidnoflage—Pianc Solo .... e «.» John McCormack . John McCormack Geraidine Farrar . Heifetz Paderewski Roy Bargy POFULAR DANCE RECORDS A Kiss in the Dark—Med. Waltz ders All Muddied Up—Fox Trot ...... Zez Confrey & His Orch, Sweetheart Lane—Med. Fox Trot... Whiteman & His Orch. The World I¢ “Waiting for the Sunrise—Med. Fox Trot —The Benson Orch. of Ch ge THE PLAUT-CADDEN (o. Everything In Musical Merchandise 135-143 Main Street (Est. 1872) Norwicl. who 1z now fn MIE fiftieth year, 18 a pol- dietly mam of dlstngulshéd dppearance H¥ siw sérvics 1Y tNe South African wa. and won thé Queen's medal. At th cominencefnént ot the wat in Eurcpe he was appointéd to command & battallon of | the Roydl Irie tefiment. He is & peer | oou of the United Kingdom ds well as of |y "y, Iréfand In 1909 the Edr] was married | 5 to Mies Bedtrice Mills; daugarér of Mr. 4 and Mfs. Ogden Mills of New York, and g, nidcs of the laté WHitelaw Reid) Who york for the served as United States amoassador 0 york city, 49 Great Britdu, Sl Step vershy, wi fa i bumorist, born in E today. n United - - States born &t 1691—Robert Boyle, tdmous for his writ- Summit, N. Innutmt ldnen\'mu in expa,n-l mentdt phflosophy; died In London, Born In Ireldmd, Jan. 5, 1 1804=Rev. Danfel Story, the first Chris- tian mha!oqg_ in the Northwest Tefrftory, éfcept the h which States acquiréd from Mexico her territory south of the Gila riv- 1854—The first XAmerican pétroieum compary was incofporatéd in New York. 1890—Henry B. Drown of Michigan was commissionsd &n associate justice of the Supreme Court Qf the United States, 1887—Avquitial of the French leputies charged with tomplicity In the .. Panama scan 1917—Newy_York city experiensed the coldest day in 33 years. 1918—Prestdént Wilson was giyen an en- thuslastic reception in Manchester, 1931-—Aviators Stinson &nd Beptraud sét endyrance record for fiying, 26 over that cut and see how it heals Little cuts and scratches are aggra- in &éaling Wwith the &ftuation sarround- ing thé posséssion, of firedgms. It leaves the crook free to pldy hi§ game withottt giving theé, B it to the pobMe {hat It 16 supposed to recilve dna 6 entitied ‘15 ) A snow storm during vacation tifie 1§ just_as welcome as the new sied was at Christmas. nd | da life fn the zdult period. _ Forltithers dis. ont of whose sh have not yet entirely passad, has mol than one lesson. 'al more than ment , of that férm Dest_suite &g _for bt thé side Columbus, In both instanees it w1k #nd daring. it stands b; ghowed It célebrates a great 1 fidelity to religlous con- victions; much_ more than the establish- t n of government that itéd- to_their political needs. the great achlevements of Thioss, Who _sWea o Beemh Uk Just Bs schéofiérs on thé Atlantle éodst edn charged up to prohibition. Thy man on the corhér sdys: Sléighs are occasionally Sent bt they afé abour 2s mfréqupnt #s avdellops M Décem: ber, Fréquently thoke #hd M‘“ figed them | 4, are the ones to declars thit réfolitians |types nf mind” that strazel i for the new year aré enmtirely -umnec.|from the Fnglish Qm\nnel‘t: ‘ga'l;-:t?. A nélleg Is endush to brin S A Browster’s Negk or M 3 - her thingd. twe|nOWSOmeNsdy Wants to asé our 1 mf“’}?‘-“ Hhtigd, thé| 20RO agklie v8 40 tag ofi-a Pew Clirlstmas tree thit thé centef of oo or ina Prom stde atirdction for onk day. Wil &.SaBtAl the]f poch o 1 Rt next. Higb. rioré R - us a few misSionaries: mmqorwmnmfim 6t demianding confor nafaskias strdin: - AdE $ot perl pBuG Bl R e p:ggawnmm #ive EBYINRE to B & ifi"g"*"“‘”fi*fi ! pcar . X 3 - paE. Ois ihing the aute Gwher Who WAAH| 1o, e to usé his car stould onodrned with is the of s néw Neanse piatet | dot ais béforé the arst 3 . adoft he in the soft coal industry are fo. méet to | s Hettls disputes. Is théps any usé. hepe. ¥or favorable résults for the I hone Mars will reciprocate by sending ing this stand The Hobli ot AR | s i “oge's THILIOos k. . ot million dollars “worth of Red Cross!< supplies to the American ReHef .Ad-; ministration for distribution in Rus- !it did not begin to meet the mecessi- ties of the case: Barly im the year, Congress supplemented this gift by ! 8 The Earl of Grénafd, ¥ worth of surplus plies. S From thésé two pitals at chance for b A » ke & ai T & —3—-"—‘— eat _Has this p) of the s¢ Tt 1o dlidyé Weil 15 ditow Pl JGBE Of Niw Bagiand. been simclons: fébwdy f6F the ‘téffow W& negléctsily, zzipbuhgdv The daring gpirit of ail things until of these carly explorers of the unknewn hen‘gfizgfinm Ye. too highly prateed: iouj JDersen can enjoy the - &GmTorts of a trans-Atlantic ifl‘:‘io— ueh thése 1t £ e 28 worla from sometné’s boldne: - ing. The world has féw greatef assets than couragé, Somé_setentiet niil Boen Bold cHova 5 preftict tyh;l}’ HE tirhE 18 coming m’? Wi shell Knaw énoueh abont the Hlan Mifs to diScoirse intéligently upon the difterent tvhes of mind that fts peon i N 8 s ; e SR of the"increase of the kn: Soviet Russid calls for the &bolition | of Marg that h: 2 of Christmas, &nd yet Senator Borsh|last deends. Fut .n.merwmtmm‘m meq darmy medical sup- ;Free State; belongs to oné 6f the %5 " 'and. most distingunished tatiiiles two'mourcés 11,446 hos- land. His Irish seat is Céitle other institutions were sup- Longford, where his family | sifredthe geventeenth . lerd and oth- centary. ér inféctions diseases 26,500,000 umits = . %‘mmhat the ch SUNDAY MORNING TALK _ . THE COMING YEAR Once more we stand at ths gitdway of tul?e' nsv;e {ear.m:vlut <hanges wil) come us' befors last of earth whether 1t Will Prove’ thé iast of ‘8arth, whethér it will briwg joy er sorrow; prasperiiy or advérsity, is known only to Gol. With many the year opens, no doubt, SOFrow- tully, the chld of o o, Bad Lord b B i look may, be.to thé hummible trusting tént child 8t God, the_ 8. af - artack of "¢ own. S 1%\ 6thie of Whit ke oughit t0 of\‘whl& tl:{liercy o?'gggt‘fie-n h turning over to the A. R. A, $3,789,076 poimted the first senstor of thé new Iriwh |do Blsde. hours, 19 minutes &nad 5 seconds. Alwiiys Reddy For o Change. When thé gréat Kmerican public ism't sure whgt it wints, it votes for some- thing diférent fromy What R has.—Tole: Whei a mdn géts first ay tells the his, eighbors they | vating and painful, and they can even become dangerousif infected. Prevent such a condition by cleansing the in<' ured spot well, and -then applying &IESINOL OINTMENT. Its gentle nnduptAic balsams soothe while tm recommended widelf,—it is no longer an experiment to thousands who have used 1t successfully for various skin i At all druggists. RUBBERS - For the Whole Family mn?w—l:“hco:fi -