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NORWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1922
A.
1923
NOR WICH BULLETIN
and Courier
126 YEARS OLD
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t Iba 'et MSUbUatlaa af all m Satt)tck-
mditad m.u dm uhtnrta crediua r
COa pap aod Alto tt total atM eubUanvl
train. ...
AU rlrita at fapnklteaUo wa) eaa--aalrtMa
(MTfla at alao maamd.
ak u toir. ft-eia fn is th ttfbsV
portatlon tin ' ' .
It IB to bW BxpBcteS that this plant
will look after reo.utrein)jtS within ra
immediate neighborhood first but as.it
Increase Its. output Bad seeks an outlet
for Its surplus electrlctty'V is not Im
possible to link It up with a system that
would serve severs! states ret this coun
try, . . . . . .. . ' . ..... ' ....
For a) ton pertod 6f ttm UiIb water
power has V&tt gom; to .aite. '. Mis
Air the. nniniar In Kew lbn'tariJr? even
where1 th.it same' TStltfre ito like id van
tage of natural facilities continues .In
spite of the frequent distress spells be
cause of cos) shortage. It IH e for
tunate to obtain , cheaper.. pwer-fromr
long distant points but the liipoTtxrrce
of getting the iieneftt of $w4w. that v
going to ; waste nearer home ought to
bsf recognised. .
CIRCULATION
WEEK ENDING DEC. 23rd, 1922
11,930 "
In view, of, the situation In Europe
and the discussion surrounding tt much
Importance' must be" attached to the
statements made by Secretary Hughes
before "the American Historical sbctetv.
In View bf his aroetttOH such nviret be re
garded 4s" Being JtW o to' the' ad-J
mimscrsnoiT views anu reacnea as ai
result of thi stud the auTO0an. situa
tion, has been getting from valria-
THE MAIM WHO" tALKS
There are two opposite tehdenbiB of
the human mind trf. regard to' matters oj.
belief: First, not only the disposition to
cling tenaciously to the old. with, little. cr
no deviation from the past, hut looking
critically, on everything new ; secondly, is
the; fad. bf turning down all .that is old is
outgrown and useless, and looking on all
conservatives as mossbacks and oppo
nents to progress. Probably the truth
lies about midway between these two po
sitions. . When a conservative carrles his;
Ipgio. . ttf absurdity, some reaotioriary
comes' along and swings' Just as far to
the opposite extreme. . Each thinks he is
fght and ?ach has some of .the truth,
Ut, the extremes, of belief oli any sub
ject , aq not. contain" ail. the; truth. And
right here is Where lie trouble of. con
troversy comes In: the refusal of one
plde to. credit their opponents with hon
esty. ... One Side claim that the others do
hot want to see the truth. They seem to
fhfaiR there te ntf truth1 Snarl from their
views. . This fcr clearly seen in letters'
written to -newsflfcpers. ..
: This geaeVaf startement ts anftentcd by
the coming: of ' Em lie Cone", the eminent
Frenchman. to America, to lecture and
exhibit his theory of mind cure; Of
course, thl healing of the' body throueh
mental phenomena Is not new to ua. Its
I basis Is . In the Jdealistlo pW16sophy. which
is as ora as Arisrotre. r outward body is
derived froni tnward( ..soul . because ..the
soui is Torm . which thj- body Interprets.
WHAT AMERICAN RELIEF HAS DONE FOR RUSSIA.
Hi a InfArmntlnn aiR hn nofiaesSea.
Sluch has depenfled' upoh feerinMiy's ' The theory proDoundedfknd so ineenius-
abllity to pay in. the making of de-
SIDEWALK CXEASIXO.
This -Is one of the seasons of the
yea? when property owners and occu
pants are aware of the fact that they
have sidewalks that require some at
tentlon. Official notice Is served by the
street commissioner that sidewalks
must be cleared of snow, or sanded for
the protection of the pedestrians, a cer
tain amount of time being allowed af
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
cleaned and made passable, and inva
riably Icy conditions are' overcome by
the use of and or ashes.
There is a disposition to make due
allowances for conditions that may ex
ist, especially when aged people -re
concerned and when it is understood
what difficulty Is experienced IM gettltfg
instance tn doing such work. It is
only where there is n jtppareMt tecltn-
bin to negligent anil a trnwrmngness
to contribute to public fcohifort arid
safety, when there fs no' plausible Ex
cuse to offer tfiat,. indignation rls'e.
' Cleaning sidewalks in a backaohing
lob that varies according to the sever
r? et the kirrd of a storm. It ,ls a Jbb
thtt some tackle- when the walks to b
shoveled by them are the ones they tise
Themselves, but neglected when It con
cerns others. Occasionally there , are
short stretches of walks 6b' business
ftreets where the tenants leave it for
Georara to do, and yet put up a howl
because someone else's walk hasn't been
touched. I
Sidewalk shoveling, may not be a de
ilrable job but It Is 'possible to display
by It that cooperation Which one menv
ter of a community ought to ve anxious
to give another. It is where everyone
does his part' that all works out welt,
and, with allowances for age and! sick
ness, the tackling of the job with that
Intention Would duickly eliminate any
complaint over imcleaned walks. Thera
is an admirable example set by tW mitt
that promptly cleans wi walks;-
mands, and the demands have for the
most part been determined by the havoc
and expense that were caused by tba
war. ' Germany Is looked .to to make
them goad and France' is depending up
6n wbJrt-.it gets from Germs,nr to .pay
its debts. Dependence upon sbmethmg
that Is Impossible isn't going to bring
the solution, end fore isn't gotrfg to aid
the situation. Jtegardless' of What has
been done the importance of having" dis
interested experts determine wnat Ger
many Is capable of is not to .be inlnl
mtted. The suggestion of having the
best men picked, regardless of political
influence but competent to slot hi pre
senting an unbiased report that ifnuld
aid In rtachlng an adjustment of the
reparation tahgii is timely. This coun
try, which has made no demands as the
result of tne vtotory, is willing to n-me
such a commlRSlon iri case It ts found
that the ailed premiers cannot come to
an agreement ambng fhimselves:
The detrimental features of thinking
of such a thing as. acting a;s ifbitef in
the tangle, eveii' If we were asked, Is
clearly poihtd . out by. ., ..Secretary.
Hughes. Such 4n indnaent commis
sion as he speak of haTs, b.efl referred
to: It wottld of necieTSiitj;' hstve to hive
the Bpprbval of. th feSpe-cttve couw
tries, else It would aWiunt t ilftjthmg
and rtat ;.&jiin would ttii trf. &k awy
cbri'sWratio'n. . .'
At no time h ihW.eoultfy' ike"Stie
position that it would .7nttrely-- hld
aloof .from Europe. There iti economic
and humanitarian' .problem. whicK con
cern us n fit wtttch w irae1 partict
pated." We are still ready to help fn
ways we can, approve'. .
Secretary , Hugheisefi ifbrti uf po
si'tion .and our. interest clearly. His; ad
dress uhouestionably Indicates' theV - at
tention the administration has been giv
ing tb the European situaUon and was
timely presentation.
ly worked by Mr JJary . Baker G. Eddy
was not original with her but she gave
ft a modern twfit. It is perfecHy Idle t.0;
say that it does .not- have some. bwls of
fact, but It. Is. a. case where" logic runs
Into absurdity. .Mrs. Eddy served a very
hnpoHant purpose. .- She showtd the
American people; thai tt was perfectly ab
surd to make drw stores of their (jtom
achs.. Coue like Mrs. ESdy, perhaps U
overem-phaslzlng the influence of mfftd
over matter., but Jhat It does bu've' Influ
ence over m'attef is clearly Indijmutable,
The fimmahuel treatment by Dr. Worces
ter in Boston, nd the New ThonghtBvs;
tem. are but Variations of the same Idea.
Now the eminent Coue comes her wTh
the same great stuff which is "self-mastery
through conscious Imagination."
By the tfaae these sayings appear in
print the year, of 19 23 will have nearly
finished Us course. At. such a time it Is
perfectly, natural an rational to take the
backward look. People sometimes make
a mlstake-Mhat ts, some people do ln
living too much In the past. To them
there have never been such glorious
timed as In the days 6f their Ancestors.
The present IS the period of decadence.
Degeneracy marks all human events-. To
them the temple rebuilt slmnly accentu
ates, the departed glory of the departed
lempie. is quite possioie tp maKe a
mistake iti the oimoslte direction, t. i.
ffvlwg altogether, in. th present having
flij organic connection With the past and
no purpoA,for the. future. At New Tear's
sueh . people kre. brought .' with i jolt,
tf foythins cijn Jolt. them. What hav.A
they derived from the.san'm total . if. ex
nrn'cs thp.t have" en'me' Into their lives
iff 1J2Z? These thtnts oueht to be the
Baglrf of bur aetloia is the coming yeir.
There Br many waWi la which seesle
generally find themselves in 'a dilemmaT
in- other words, 'between the devil and
the deep sea." That Is two 'courses of
action may be taken tn a given matter, I sands.
Ttfo Jfew" tear Will da-wn ta. Sussfa
with- i ViBtoir of new hope. A year ago
this country was In the grip of a fam
ine, desperately facing, a crisis which
promised, to' srweep away a great pro
portion i its population ajid the ul
timate consequences oi- wmcn seem
ed beyond the power of mortals to
forecast. That these consequences were
in large measure averted was .due
chiefly to an American enterprise In
philanthropy beside .which ail otner
philanthropic .achievements ta; history
pale hrto Insignificance.. . 1
.Never before in. the world's his
tory have), more, than ten million per
sons .been regularly and- continuous
ly fed under the direction 6f.a single
charitable . organization.. Never before
his a famine" so extensive as tfiat
which overwhelmed Russia last win
teri been so' promptly and effective
ly checked. . .
There is stilt htfnger In Russia. There
may be actual cases of death from
starvation- before the winter is over,
but in contrast With last New "Tear's
day 'Russia might well, be described as-
a land flowing with .mult, and honey.
And the fact that the milk Is con
densed and the honey does not flow
but Is In the form of ordinary gran
ulated sugar of commerce does .not. de
tract from its value m Russian eyes.
To Americans' a condensed milk can
when emptied Is fit only for the gar
bage .Hump but there are peasant's
cottages. in Russia where tt finds a
place beside .the sacred Ikens or am
ong the portraits of the family heroes
l who. have laid down their lives in war,
Last year Russia, Btarvine and des
perate, looked upon aid from Ameri
ca chiefly as a promise. Today thanks
to .the accomplishment of. the Ameri
can Relief Administration during the
past twelve months, it is a hope ful
filled ....
The American Relief .Administration
tn August 1921 had undertaken to feed
a million Rirsslon children a program,
which. Within a year,, was multiplied
ten-fold; on New Tear's day. 1922, the
American . Relief had not reached the
further. boundaries of the famine area
on Its frrand of .niercy. Cases of can-
mpallsm were Just beginning to De
. KESTKICTIKO Ttktk&kM.
, New Tork Is ' bnce' "more . concerned
With at' shooting case in Which, lt. tt' re-1
Vealea that thert a the Onliwful pos
session of firearW by' bits Who hid a
criminal record. It hish't as yet been
determiued that - && ai rtlty - $t -tho'
aclml killtn iut ft i&eSi pt&aiiii ihii
ihe 6!'a'th of a young", .glrY Was1 tfsed
bf vaccine and serum were distribut
ed. The tact mat in spite oi me low
ered resistance .of tha people and Or
insanitary conditions which . prevailed
throughout Russia there were only one
third the number f casea of cholera
in the summer of 1922 that there were
in the summer of 1921 speafts volumes
as to the efficacy of the inoculation
- The child-;feedinjf and the adult ra
tioning continued until the harvest. K
reached its maximum In August when
10,429,399 persons, were being fed.
Altogether the American Relief Ad
ministration shipped Into Rubs! a' more
than 850,000 . tons of . foodstuffs afrnl
medical supplies from the beginning
of its operation' up to December 14,
1922.
Does the figure seem .small ? Trans
late it rnto pounds. It win Include
nearly five hundred mllHorf pounds
of corn, more" than three hundred mil
lion pounds of Wheat, more than two'
hundred and slxty-frve million pounds
of flour, more than a quarter of. a bil
lion pounds of corn grits, .nearly oflfe
hundred eighty million pounds of sug
ar, almost as much rl.ee, some twenty
six million pounds bf fata, some sev
enteen million pounds of beans and
peas, nearly . eight, million pounds of
cocoa, nearly thirteen million pounds
of medical supplies. The last Item,'
however, does not include the supplies
Annt.n,,llJ ft... . . I T, J
Cross from its European stores, but
only those shipped from the United
States.
And aside from all its general feed
ing and medical relief, the American
Relief Administration haa Bold In the
United States for delivery In Russia
nearly $10,000,000 worth of food! remit
tances. Building up a cash business
of. J10,0O0,OOO in a little more than ai
year in ten-dollar sales units Is, in It
self no small feat. tTo have made that
business profitable under the handi
caps that European, and particularly
Russian. conditio'rM imposed during the
year 1922, is an ever greater achieve
ment. It was made profitable; how-,
ever, and the profits went far toward
supporting the child feeding activities
ana covered the overhead and inct-
reported and refugees Were fleeing lnjdental expenses 0 the whole admlnis
panic from the districts where food
was Insufficient to supply the need,
ahd men, maddened by hunger, were
sinking into, unfathomed depths of
beastiality. Kitchens, for the feeding
of
many centers, warehouses-had been
opened, ships had braved the dangers
of the Northern seas and frozen har
bors, to bter the precious fooefstuffs
to the stricken country.
...Even, then the American. Relief Ad
nirntstratino -flaa . more . than carried
out. its original prograwi; Instead. 6t
one million, children, one million two
hundred thousand were receiving their
dally .ration si the A R, A.. Kitchens.
But. .the!. famine; was spreading. Not
a; tenth f the freed, had been, met, and
thS harvest wis sttll many months
away. .
The American Relief Administra
tion extended ies work as' rapidly as
th crippled" railroads in Russia were
able to handle Its supplies. Kitchens
were opened by . the hundred, by the
thousand and by tne tens of thou-
either of which: will be Violently resented
by soiiebody. The only filing to be. done
In such a case is, of course, to act ac
cording to pur best JudjnenC I .presume
uiai more taan one nousenoider has gone
through the following-experience during
ut recenx icy penoa. . his sidewalk be-
tration.
-Under the aereemont with the bov-
iet government that government was
required to pay the entire. cost,of
aiscnarging snlDS. rallwav trannort-
AkiMA v.o uiiou. 4-!tlon. provision Of Warehouses srrd
V.11.1V1I t.tl 1,UU D V . ,j , 1 DWUllilllw . . - - . y -
cu-jiiiieui xur me aieinoution ,o tne
wnoie m me . iooamuriB aenered In
to Russia. And the chairman of the
American Relief Administration, Her-
ber Hoover is therefore enabled to re
port proudly to the president of the
United Stated tn accounting for h's
trust: . . ..
.."Irt consequence . of these tw if
rangements; fhere Has not been a de
ductioh of. one penny for admlnlstri
uve purposes, either from the fuftds
provided by congress or. ffottt pufittc
cnarity in. tne enrceff Btatea" ..
The work of the Antertca'n Retltf Ad
ministration in Russia is nbt done. Tiff
famine has left an aftermath of ev
erty, suffering, disease which tfrtrBt b
eombatted. Mr. Kamlnoff has ttked
that 3,000.000 children be fed by the A
R. A., this winter, and the probabili
ties are that his request win be grant
ed. The Russian people are facing the
new year witn confidence
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Alf Muddled Up Fox Trot Zez Confrey & His Orch. .
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A- wift nf X?n.0b0 flOA fAr ttiA MitrrKftn
bf corn for the feeding of adults was yf 7"n connoenee. Tttey have
tnae by the American congress. Pree- i It?5"e?. that A?ri,ca yPaHteB With
ident Harding signing the bill late in
December. Within 55 days from the
signing of the) appropriation, the grain
was. purchased, shipped to Russia, un-
1 POLICE STBIKEfc.
In tlie cutting oft of the few days il
ttie'tr vacation from those members of
the , policb force charged with lnSuiborf
tlnatlon, N.w Britain has tmpose"d iio
severe penalty, and yet it ha recog
ft'ted the importance of hot tgfto!rIn( ft
2 New Britain requires the members bf
tt police force to attend drills for &e
purpose, of keeping them in good physt-
vtX condition. -6 am enow the members
f the night force got the idea that their
Instructor had attended a meeting of the
Ku Klui Klan, and because of that act
they refused to attend any more drills.
rhat was, of a course, a refusal to
ey orders and it was . Impossible for
the authorities of that city to looa up-
sn it in any other light. There would
e no end tb the things they might re
fuse to do were the authoritl to over-
tobk ,this situation. Trivial though the
matter might be regarded tt called for
tct-lon that would establish the fact
ihat orders are' orders In the- New Brit-
tin police force and that, duty M eofn
-thing besides what they happen: to per-
tonally endorse. . ! .
i That the memfcera of th poUce fbror
have no use for 'he Ku Klux Klan i
sleariy demonstrated y this action; but
a wasa case of doing gf"oss, injustice
tb" the tastfonto'r, a well as aecity a
view of the fact that th man before
whom-they refused to drill emphatical
ly declares that he never attended anV
inch meeting. Even had he . done 7t
ther wa n tustiflcation: for the pqtlco
going on a strike, for adjustment could,
lastly have bees otherwise obtained and
Bir is no doubt a protest against tar
ing . 4nitruct!6lis from klansmiir
would have cleared up their fnlstakai
Ideas or brought any relief that might
" have been found Justified.
New Britain does the right "ttlnaf 'In
Imposing a penalty for the actios . bf
the btueeoats, even though the. loJs of a
tew days' vacation cannot b regarded
ts even bordering oa the sever. Pub
go safety must be, guarded against po
lice strikes. .
1. i. . "
cheapeb r wim.-
In view of the" great demand that fx-
Bts for cheap . power and for overcofn
'. tag the high price ,of fuel It is surprls-
tag that greater attention is not being
devoted to the development of hydro
electrlo plants la this ,part of the coua-
- try where such a great horse power "s
going to waste daily because - of j the
failure to" utilise the waterpower privi
leges. ...
In connection with the proposed de
relopment bf th Bt Lawrence water
f way there is a plan for the production
at A greatly increased amount of elec
trical energy that would be of benefit
- to points throughout New England, but
M view of the uncertainty of such a
project being carried out attention nw
h belng directed to the development
that la taking place at tlie outlet of
Lake St George in Quebgo where tt li
Mtlmated sufficient power can be r'o
fiuced to equal what now . requires four
Billion tons of coal each year.
Such an amount of fuel When cost bt
production and transportation are fe
ared in addition to the amount that
' goei to the various profit-taking agn-
tfes between tha mines and the boilers
runs up to a sizable sum and whea a
cheaper power can be provided it will
mean not only substantial saving but
lass -dependence opoa the whims that
son. to come aloss t some, .m!irdl&-aged
or quite agea man or woman, sayins, or
it least, thinking 'the man Who win tol
erate such a sidewalk ought to' be art
rested." And they go nipping along arid
poasibly srweatlns Inside. Soon a bunch
of .rosy school children come Alone and
shouts; 'Ain't this ' fine it Some man
T-lir dX t A-aia Mai j. i -1 T 1, jl : :,.':-
previQusiy displayed an telji the'y jgrov? .red In the r Mtfe and ex
came very dangerous because of the I loaded, carried on ..the supposedly
uiui uj oi jure ice. xne nrst per-. i broken-down railroads and d'stribu
beew left where" ft mhfht be" cfttaiirei
Whit the cause- ftiy fit- develb ate
the rfcrudl fcts. fatrSiiMi ihi shoo-.-ing
is uncertiin, iut ft seems'": clear . that
in spite bf the law that exists against
the possession of firearms without .a
permit it is stilt pb'lbe tat thbSS with
criminal., past, qute tne same as those
with an unleml?hed record, to secure
and have ' a revolver In viotaticm of the
law. ' . . " .'
Tt -mt n?v M fthr flu-tit trh tT
was dlscibsebt by bue maiRrati that a
Justice of the lprhs court - of Ne"w
Tork was Issuing revolver permits to
those who' had, beeti' convleted of . , cflrae,
and he took occasion to refer tb tlie hn-
pbsstbtllty of. successful vJw enforce-
inen unarr sues Danaii.iuii. . .
Such reVelattSfisi bi the Weakniss of
rgtflatory laws' tfidlcate th oUffietrlttes
in dealing with the situation' surround
ing the possession ; of firearms. It
leaves the crook free to play hie) game
Without giving the", protection . to" the
pubKe (hat it M supposed to receive and
irf effCKled 'td.. .
tjon in the famine districts actually
begun. ... .
. The number, of children fed steadily
increased. The rationing, of. adults was
extended. By. a large contribution of
the Jewish Joint -distribution commit
tee it became, possible .to include the
famine area of, the Ukraine and exten
alve feeding was begun there- under the
dlre'ction- of th A. R. A., and on the
same; broad nori-sectarhtri basis that
has, always marked-. the operations
MT,Hoover's.. brganizations. , " , .
Soon, after . the famine fi&ht Was be
gunr rai Russia it . was. realized that
mere feeding. Would, not suffice: The
famine, had . so affecited the people
that ,thfiir physical resistance to di
sease was lowt Epidemics were ram-
their distress. Their morale la far hot
ter thaii it was last January and. While
their granaries are not burBttng with
an overabundant harvest, there fa far
more food In sight than there wag a
year ago. The A. R. A. has arranged
for clothing packages to be sent them
and their second- great need Is to be
met. . x
. Their New Tear may not be eact
ly a happy one, according to Ameri
can standards of happiness, but It
will certainly be far fawn tmtninsv
than 1822.
whs fs now ra dig fiftieth- year, is a sol
dierly man et distinguished appearance.
He" safw service Iff the South African wa, '
and Won the OdeeA'B medaL At th
eorsinencement ot the wa in Eircpe he
was appointed to command 4 bat'allon cf 1 i'.uJj-ard Kipling, the famous Enjllsa
th Roy IrtWlf Mglment. He U a l-rpoet and author, who has b-n critically
of the United Kingdom da well as of , torn in Bombay. India, II years ri
Ireland. In 1905 the Earl was marritd ltoa-ay
to MiM BeifrtceSttlls, dauga-tr ot Ir AiI,, R Sn5lthi who oa Nw Yt ,r (,
anp rs. 'JRaen jiumo, x day wIU be Itiauguratd governor of Strm
nlecb of the late WMtelaw Held; who Yorfc (nr ,k. .,.A ,lm. x-
served as United States araoassador to .York citr 43 war. an iit
IProf. Stephen Vrzciek -it McGlh Uni
versity, widely famed as a vrii.r and
oumorisi, ooro in cngmno, s yeara ag3
today. '
William A. Larned, form United
States lawn tennis cnam-iian, born at
Sunmnt, N. J, iQ years ago UHla
CJarlmi. "Darn- the- bid- crab; be oueht" to
be hang!" ;
it. ih5 rifh sewri of an edeaUen is tiit
whteh seks to develop every humin fac
ulty.. If only one-Tialf. at a inan Is edu
cated we. have the wobbler wht eos a-ir-
Baghff tW-ough life jrettina? nowhere! Iri
Ihia way fanatics are made whn r In
capable of looking at -two . sides of a pant and tne hospitals, so disorgan
auestlhn Tha niiWfn .hnni I ized and sb hdmDbred bv Mck of ev
ils upon the .cultivation of th mental I en the. commonest drugs and the most
powers, white - bhurehes .. and.. Sunday elemental hospital necessities that they arnJ7 w mo;in a. lot of ttos
eclropls. are sunnoeed to Inculcate moral ere. mrjy uxbl Uf cope with , the ; nortj,-bound wild gees. tZ jSSte
tnstctlofi. Alona; thls.ltne greater stress Wsis that faced then There Were came, swoopfrig over bo i war waYon.
bught to be put'ori the exercise of kind- hs,taU'lli J"11 ?nb . clinical , The brown bo?a were of courig goWed
ltew,. Sopetimes lt Is frightful to hear ihw?mftt3.or ;hundres J. Patients. , Idepce beln destroyVl
i' .SrZ ."Ul; wa"5l To make a long storr short tha
ootire. nospitais without sheets and ehaps who are planpmg on wild geeae
hospitals without soap. In One a sign and. caterpillars, making their winter I
"r i .tf i.iv. iuia ,miio one naa better watch out.
TTERS TO THE EDITOR
, Mr, Editor: I lust would HV hi n
the. Danielson erpirt why he . don't do
something to care for them blamed ca
terpillars? .The people down Turk ftr-.y
way . were oaaiy stirred up. today When
an .army .of them came . pouring down
from that .direction and th nearer they
get to Tunk City the blacker their tails
grew, j .
'Twas a bad day for. the fufey fcrown
teliows and just when the cftteroillar
Or eat Brttalrr.
Tedty't UnivemHef
EDITdRfAli JKJTES.
at Christmas.
another, atnds how they push, -and strike,
ftnd cliw one another ; to see the disposi
tion to stone dogs,-cats arid other Inof
fensive ariirrialg. One of the worst sign's
that it boy or girl ari Show hi cruelty.
It forecasts a low, mean, selfish, Brutal
Hfe fn the adult period. '
FerefatheW
fra have net yet entirely pas-d, has moie
Uin one' lesson. It celebrates a great
deal more than nde'.ity to religto'ua con
vlcttpn ; much . more than- the establish'-'
ment,ofthat fjrm of government that
wa best suited to" their rtollttcal nd.
As. for bdldoeis arid darityg." it stands by
The ctcun nvifi-
Dec. li. 1922..
IN THE PUBLIC EYE
af a ayAM -im.L ...AaWtM tk'
e. biiuvt oiui in uuiub vtBuauvu utuo I .- '.it o hd vj.
t'ie lde . - the great achievements of
J . lrnlrtninn T h.th . .
willingness to take a great chance for a
great causes Haelthis phase of the set
tlemeht of New Erieland boen
'eijijihaslzed? ...The daring spirit of sit
of these , early ejepjorers. bf the unknown
continent Jhhot. be, too h'ghly praised.
No thouahtful persori can enjoy th pala
ttaT eirmfbrt of a trans'-Af.aritic Iri' tS-
aay witnout feeling - hew . much these
eariy Tventurr maa pos1bl
It Is iftwseyi wetf to alib oTient' of'
leevfsy for the fellow who . neglects
things until the last minute. , - . I
osswh'o.aWeaf ofSr ist" to; make .it
seetn i Nw TeafB ptofiaiMy nave
JtKl as ffSo'd reason as tvef: ;
Th wf eiti bt j& WS '" whiskey
schoottr on the .Atlantic cost can bf
course be charged up to prohibition.
who would have their wourtd dressed I
must bring their . own bondages." . J
THe gut of nearly three and one half I
million dollars " worth of Red Cross '
supplies to the American ReHef.Ad-,
ministra'tfon. for distribution- In Rirs
siit did not begin to meet the necessi
ties of the- caae; Early in- the . year
congress supplemented una rut bv
turninsf over to the A. R. Af t3.789.076 ' nntnto tha first aenattor of tha new Uriah
worth of surplus army medical sup- ..-Free State, belongs to one of tha oldest
P,lest-. - . - ' and most dtstlnguisbed farmlnea of Ire-
rronl thdse two'mrces 11,446 no's", tend. His Irish seat 1s Castle Forbes,
pi,U other Institutions were' sup- Longford, where his family -n4 resided
plied. To combat the cholera and oth- stftcethe Jfeventeentfc century. The Eart
er miecuejis oiseases 26,500, (KM) units
KSt Robert Boyle, fdtno'ua for his writ
ings and discoveries in experimental-
philosophy,- died tn London.
Born tn Ireland, Jan. 6, I:7.
18vi-ReV. Daniel Story, the nrst Chrls
' tlan rnleslbtliry In the Northwest
Terrttory; except the Moravian
, . mtsslonarteir; died at Mari-siu, O.
185J--Trety conduced for the Gadsden
Purchaee, .by .which tne United
States acquired from Mexico all
her territory south of the Uila nv-
.... ,. .v. -. ...
1884 The . nrst American petrbieum
company was Incorporated in New
Tort
1899 Henry B. Brown of Michigan was
commissioned an associate justice
pf the 8upren)av Court of the United
. States. . .
I89f Acquittal of tha French Jeputiea
charged with -Complicity in the
. Panama scandals.
1917 New Tork -city, experienced th
coldest day In S3 years.
1118 Prellnt WUaon was given an en-
thuslaatla reception in Manchester,
vw-ii ji
iji Avlatora iuriaofli and 6ertraud aet
anduranca record, for flying, 2
hours, 19 mlnutea and St aeoorida
The man on tha' corher says: Sleighs
ate bcci6nlly seen but they af e Kboiit
as infrequent IB Saadellenti la fceceat-
her. . ., , ,i
Soviet Russia calls for the a&blitlbn
of Christmas, and yet Senator BorAtt
JikB to recognize such t govern
ment ' ' .- ,
- - ' '-; '- ";' '
Frequently thoie whb most heed them
are the ones to declare that resohitunis
tor the new year are entirely - unnec
essary. - . . ,' --' -,
Like, a great many" other mug, tn''
Christmas tree that was th center of
attracUon for one day. waif 4jat6a: the
next ''.
The prince bf Wales to sufteflng from
handshake strain; - And yet there are"
those who would ttvtr inytltihg to-be a
prtnee., '
to use his car should be concerned with
ts the- getting t hla bW HcftBie patef
toefor th flrsi t- th year.
; The Earl of Gr'itnard, -who hag been trp-
suNday Morning talk
THE COMINfc YEA
Once more we stand at th gftUw.ty of -'
the, new year. What changes will come.
to us before the last of earth whether
(rrlat bfesste - Wiii. nhnr. ix h. tt will prove' the iast bt eirtil ' wlisinef
atnart-rnni anmannW ftMlA.i,itf it Wilt brinY V)V (ff aflTMwr nrttnisrfiv
ins. - ins woria nu lew greater assetg Y -. a,LJ, , w ,u. uuty m wj, vnn tj.y i in .
than courage. x ; many the year opens, no doibtt sorrow- "f"B'--- I3" , '
' SeW .er, -i tUijf iii-ii -tul1 , thi phld Gid Haa no rght ' P - rt fr
f v. .ij.iTir "7 :2J-" to aespona , The Lioro. IB his possession;
M,TOtM ?"?,rBel .has the assufancs. "All ttwss are
Mf t? davOTlT, - " m yowB.- .. be knows that whawver
22iM aJ!F?"r91 l?t.,ir'nt iFm t.e comes Christ will be his ever-breseht and
ST- 'ra JiWir aU sufficient friend. Whatever tha'.tfut-
ltif9 - ma'-08 -' hwble truating pbed- ,
strength of theMncrease bf the finowledrt unr hra rtn th. -. u
hutoMM fl Jr th glorious. : We need never f ear - or . groW .
.l V"?mL,f faint-hearted so long as e have ! th. j
lii?-.1! f! awoiSses to .stand upon, nl ioi.e.!
tSH 'l LT' "1 as God. m JHB . heaven, keeping-, watch -m.!d,thi.
wa.r..try. te rt--ba Kla Own. The Swn.nV Wr?
ZT tJl- t one of Hcnest leasing, .however, -
to nndprstund ; tha ."d'frei'm.t i. i i.i....!.
1 i.L1 2 t"ay Satan may tempt to eroubt and distrust..
rt.L, t.. 5iL L. - ! ""S18: man's extremity is often Ood's opportuni- .
Sg"-to -aeason'Bof depressl ire Often;
nnJ-, Jr i "iSf?0- : " those m which Sod reveals ' ,Himsel1
nowmeuo Ws to taasehaT i wooraaejy & the thndreri of ; men.- tct '
ri? iS "i? mflr, the year be entered fit simple, hpnwte,
types bf talnd" frtsm an onsMs worlds trust and corisecratioh. and Its close we
1 hone Mr win reciprocate by sending shall io double able to sing of the
W a few, missionaries. - , i Ird'a prodness ana toMng. ktridneU knd
... The Amertinai people arif jmore and -to say as we say today; "Hl:nerto hath :
more. nemsndIn?eonformltbrtween"H- the Lord helped us. . '-' " '
yate life and ttoutwfd eTtir!lon. rhie1. f think every person,, hi looking back
ptrbllb,-rpct that Ji ofcIalr shall upon the" j-eaf, cannot but feel how far .
men and women of upright ..character short he fiaavcome of Whit he ought to
whatever rflay be tneif nort'tt's. I nave have been, of what the mercy of Qod'de-
One Wng the auto owner Who wttits J , t K thls Btana The btrbl.c does not Inter"- Intended at the beginning.
fers with one's reliclbua faith ; It -dots I As WB look back ever the piSt year !
Dot dictate the political ideals" one ibsl! - cannot but marvel at the great too'' i
AAoyA; but it doe iturtst -that tfiev shall ness of Gkd to us. We are overwhelmed' i
live within the realm Of fnonX, Hrfi wfth the thought of If and It arivas ca.
Now It the njic has rljht to expect boufage to look forward to ihe coming
vn-B nr us ornciais ana, trim nernt t nor year Knowing piac notmng cannit come
nuestlonea ha tt hot an emal rleht to . into our Bvei but that H tnowa li lot
Nelt wela the rnlriers kai oftritorl
in the soft coal industry are to meet to
settle disputes. Is there- any use to
hepa. tor favorable results for tha con
sumer? - .
. -'- v ,-, . ' t" -i - - if"' , i
f"b av iargg "number of people, the
pardoning . of a well jtnewn movie star
fails to convlace that the- efforts to re
tort the pletur. fiidUBtry from within
ar holding t) ntjdet the Btraia, -
demand as much irom all those who. Uve 1 our eternal good,
upon the ublie bounty? - Prof essors ta J t ,
vers dftctnrs Ictnroril rrlrii anff tun. ! "rtn vi1yT rtfSt Ut
vers, doctors, lecturers -writer; and tnu--J "Ou helper rjftu, Res Thy hlbaSi
KiuiKTis are nnainsr. w rem ana more mr. T-yvnose love corever is me same
neuit ror the nubile to accpt profeselonal
servlbe even If tt Is expert service, from
those whoW pflvste nvTS- &rt known to bS
notor'otiMjf bsd.- HRtiee" the-storm 6i pr-
test aaai:
Arbucr
threappearanee of- RoscoS
The tokens of whose gracious card,
Begin -and crown and close tha yeaf.
Amid ten thousand an are we stand, -Supported
b Thy j-uardlan hand :
jnd Bee when We' review our way ,r'
Ten'thoueaad tuoausoeaU of prOaa,
of iridjyfi Ickxl fcooei (
BAKER'S
COCOA
purity, palatabihty trtd
Tltrtrient - characteristics
KigK gracU cocoa teartslr .
tretainlti in
IT'S tywinjj t that ,
perjaxrtort cj ,
trt frocfstii
taJiw ta for -
frvethods.,
" . EatialkWd 1710 -' ( ,-
aaM,4aiaat.
Ahay fteatty tt Chatage.
When th great American public Isn't
sure what It wants': It rotes for some
thing different frony What tt haa, TWei
do Blade.
V
when a man rets bis first gray
hairs bis wife tells the neighbors they I
we due to- his. strenuous business I
carea I
-i il
Resiitol
over that cut and set hose tt henls
Little cuts and scratches are'aggra
vatirr, and painful, and they can even
become dangerous if infected. Prevent
' tuch a condition by cleansing the in
jured spot well, and then applyine
RESINOL OINTMENT. Its jentie
antiseptic balsams soothe while they
heaL A physician's prescription, and
recommended widelf . it Is no Ion get
an experiment to thousands who have
used it successfully for various skin
affection!. At all druggists.
W -
RUBBERS
For tKeWhole Family
Norife IkUef Few A. Good
MEN'S $1.45
WOMEN'S ,..tti. S5e
nhsses ...r "Bsc'
V6UtMS, .;....... ....... 90c
66Vs iia,........;.. $uo
dtilL&'S .ia.i..'.".;-. 75c
Black Jersey Leggins r
FOR WOMEN . ., 89c
FORlWlSSES ....... 79c
foil Children ........... 69c
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