The Lucknow Sentinel, 1933-12-28, Page 6•
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ri.440.$ of • • ,
;There. Are twq:9110ef3' Ore
TOto-1i1IPtelaekq,a44'egrefOrti V30, one.
• .is .44.Yersity, the, Other VrOOPOtitY,•••, Xt
te-4441:tro, tell In wcmap,.Is hihre,
• ../ifieuntented with lithIselt
Qt4ief§, When VT,PsPf4.7PWi'
he patronizes; when trouble fa,lls uppn
.11/41 hO .whint4 hi' a herrihie here.
•. When, he: is chiwn••,'hi8. friends wish
111? -91,1 their 0)14 APPOIVIII, y!'•149h
is high. Up, they sigh for nionritahie
• to on htni,, and, bliry huit., put or.
S1ght;-71.0.4eni.4 W1ig-PtatN44•• •
"" peaki,ng.f POker;.!.. .
.•:AuthbrIties differ 'ad: to ., -whether
poker•;ree41,:"Shbald be.,'OlaSsethae"'.an
anteroom or ,,t(tIrawing.room,-4-Ottawq
; .
Stud. ,poker,: of Cenrse, *90V be
914Yed In
hastudy,-''--Toronle Sar.
.nd .poker eboud be•
pteyed.
;•• .itt bedrpom.--Chithain NeWS.
And When the, house is . short., Pt,
• • chips, theboys should adjourn_ tp the
•woodolled.—St. Catharines. Standard,.
Himeelf to :14larne.,
When a man commits a erinie ando•
henie,Callies,•-.ent hi the paper, he
„heetil, 'the. neWSPaPer. 1316m% h14
himself, Ile • should take chie mite of'
dnlges. in ;the misdeni,eator-Regina•
Leader Post
-• . • ,
„ 'Old pas'. Mains; ,
'Ont.., firm bPasta' abeut'
:•,having furaulhed., that'' City with' gas
singe the year 1365. tirockVille can.
:beat. that, • Since '1353, gas - has • been'
ient.tbiough, the mains of, thie coin
,rnuiity.--1.4-firctryilie
Too- WaYd•of Lpeki n
Pessaists:will. say; that 18.1„ per
. , ,
..•,:eneht.,,, tit ...Fort 'Erie 'popcllation is get'L'''
ting direct, relief 'trot the' PubliCtr.ea.
;ury.,..•Optitnisti -Will point outlhat,'Cile7
. .
sPite hard tinies,,81.3 per cont. Of Fort
,
Ertes population -id managing to, pay
,it Tiines;Review.. '
, • . . .
; .•, „ . , .
The. ifloine. 'First.
Herne, school and eh:troll' all need'
• • . to ,plaY' their Parts' in the difidcult task
Of rearing, decent eitiiens, and, of these
the 'hiclite.'hae the, earliest and most
. ,
constant ' taiterrtnnity. It Is 'serious.
• •;duty itaPos,*f'tinAiatents,-and It needs
ter:,b .gaeqdP,i.ititousii:With., a. Constant.
"-recol1eet1ciiisot4the fact thaton home
rintlinences4tePends,jhe',,ehgapter With
•WItiOn•ti :youngster .0:itiiiiiisto4ry
World full of .difilealtle,Onnd,' teniPta-
tioIs john Tefegraiihd,Tennial:
• .,•
• ', ;.•'••Se1,141elianCe.•
'.11.11.der the heeding "More of :This.
1•Ieeded;':' tha:SIngget North :Bay
teiks•;.ti- .fine • stiity• of 'Canadian, self-
t•hat.city..is a .intideat.littI
'restaurant ran:: lu.,‘a ;nether and her
.• two daughters '.• hetb, of Whein' are . g07
• ing,to echool. The. father ' Is ;ti, pros-
pe6tor,but he
has '�t strhek recently,
" 'The' '''ilother ;.is '; a goodctioi sin&
„Prend of..ito,:she.stafted the restaur-
ant lhe daughters 'Waif an.the"break-:
litat table before :Starting ,to-Sch-o-OL-At
the noon hour they welt ion'ple,:#1nnei
fable; "'Again ..after..seltopl',they,lielp.
• ritot4pr,.Ao the evening they attend'
...te their "sehoOl work for •next day•:The
..-Mh4h.Pr 1414141 heau:8fre•-. ii'g1310°'
chlldren,aii edneatieiL • .
"BO the ,Main:' point
behind,' it ' says the Nagget„,•Dld
• thy.thipw4 tip tli bands and quit 1
•Isfet 'tt bit 0! more this real
,canadlaulapirit Were.,,evident....th;r0.41v.
DeMiniOn .et (Mrs IOClay,,, there
':ivoUld• be •tesinipaning:•.attd..groaning;
and. labia .staileS
., Inthe. fields • and on • the pavements."
=4 -Toronto mall and Exiiiiire.
• ,.• • !, • , •
the "denteel Waif.
.Impatient iostonian a:tabbed h .sbed
clerk hofafledte",fit •hitn, atter_try:
In en -five •pair,o ,of shoes, lint•in less
1mi:et:tens centres' of civilization the
procedure is inerelIY to bring. the, Poet
":np, sharply and 'kick 'him ;just ',;under
• t0hin.—Rerder,
•
•
:That Innate , .
verione probably has•miteed• a pet
,1oning to perform Spine, foolish
like; :for • inotatice, • sticking his
finger' .:intb hid neighbor's cup bt tea
itt 4 swell .dint,er: to see if the. tea Is.
till Werth.. "•
• 'The ideas' .vary. 'train:the inane to
I.
the 7f1.13410,1i almest lyeryone
hethered. froth tithe th time With, a -de.
aire* to • do something' which • Would
bring .00 'him tbe, she -eked 'stared (Of
bystanders. • • -
;One 14intiAtty. than :once toldithi:rwrit-
er'•thilt tie' discontinued sittifivin th• e
gallery Of a localefitirch hedatiee after
' • the terthciti. ;had been:going. .16k flve
OT ten Mitinte4, .he had' a longing to
run (town the alsle, i)ut I0ot "ea the'
.r4,11• igtd leap over tnte'Spade
of grabbing" the big--cliantteller that
eWirige: f tern theeeitingt Tbe:desirete•
'do' this ead selied Iirn- se ,Often that
delded tt r '0•6 his
he , , e ,Q o. c • nx,
iipat,ge that he would ,get. "some PeaCe:
of :tiled and he able„ to listen to the,
ciertnott)titisai,Post. • , •
•
• "Sett Winks," .
0, what are oeiteniartY.;itdoWii lit Can.
suinfai tiett drtukS,r.ofilitin)ik terntsd
- .tor,oldi4boild . heVerage.s,,
utioji ,111 Sitlistatitlaf Viatitt•
,tittne,„0==tu
111‘,. :-:era?•tad ftitint Or i2
3 the..Dottilif,•
lett 9484:404 .14,..J44.44,trYi WhiCh
1,07.4 J4.9.tithriP,1 1•24•14 l9t1e),)Pg.; 417'
Ixt, NevaScotia; 8.51.11
'31 JP Ne*,.:1:141APPWip/rl,15 In Sas
itatebewan, 15 itt2.4,1bezle•I 13 'ani
•tobaaijdt WO, i'Il•Prieee NI1W44
More ,ths,4 ).30 o, th.itoto..1
prpAleetIe4 et We; ponitleelletic:'eer
On4te4 '4ever4gee .4, 444Pdelp,
and°Quehee, Tbe: 1940 Veliteo the: :
"eht.pot.p.;aU p:144ts at ),`P4.1!: 01-07
••••. • —
." Canada:imports ComParatively
ininerat • or actratpd-watere or heyer,
aes The: total: ya1u9thlieh
In. i92..*01•;.1.19,94P:40.4.. theeng.rts
dem*, 'the' year 41e0iinte4., L
NV"ei1 1» W1`,;
THE EMPJE°
W;Oh."140... M4Y0?•4
The firet'Weinan• MaYOr 'of Briglitea,
Mies thinko. highly of
'Brighton men. "They 'are superior to
. .
any ether- men,' she told: me -today.
hey are sinIPITSIPletalici iii,the work
they do, apct:1 would rather•ce:OPerate
wlth them than with any ',Other men
in the world. I am talking,of Erighton,
not of Hove.";.--1London Evening Stan-
dard.' ,
The • Preis :an the Lan
b. mos ev.ery.page oupp e-
ment to . the 'Oxford. English Dictionary
one VIII;iind a „ now '.word,.. that first,
received' Its introdnction,'••to.. standard
English through the "Pages of.. a, daily
newelial4er. itis n� t clairaeirthat the
Press coins new 'Word's.: In One, og.,111$
essays "the late. O. E. Montagne wrOte
of the. journalist :Working. not at the
heart ot-thetEnipireoUletters;--init'Out,
on the shady ;borderlands of its de,
meate.."Theare the fields:" he aid,
'In which to trot, a new word •up apd
.down, like a herse, that is ter Sale;"'„
Many Ian ."espiring,'idionfi has gather-
; etj; reppectibillty: from its first public
appearanCe ;Ina newspaper to:Achieve.
,the ultimate beautifioation of a place
Ithoms .407thet-osockipiCtienary
come from he ••nian ' knOWS.:
. They, 04:4hp:it' the Streets' and are
Caught *fia entrapped :•tor the'.Use. Of
posterity. ---Glasgow Herald. •
Don't • judge . farmers .by . the few'
luckykY •Ones.•MestOf them. 'work Itard„
long in ail. iieathere.Eacli'man
has'to plan,' Plant; .greiV, harvest, store
:and sell. his •products, Which would
be, six.' niett!s• jobs' tor Most •of.tull.-.-
L,onde'ITDaiVExpre•••,
`,1-4'", irt•.•
•
• • • • 01....,••• •
ramp i4.4q;,!.k
'gressiv Ipterest8
or,t4,1: lip,r444-.1.P4.7111944.4P;t147,141:1,4e,FolLri.4,P; "ga,p. 4.,41,tt
befrti. .a.t...e,ggressiye ePeetyles• .tIgh:Ithg
; her. shippiegyt Walter ftanqtman, p•1nt pt the board rP•
tr:4,, was 9.
4141t.43
i4 ,.
ppg.t1opyq4: hy, the, g•evereAs4t, •
wQUd it 4.14 techIsP7,1
Iii e.Hou$e
ttli.1,04;
W4r• ;=;','°• • • .; •
Al.r,'-.•„41414e1Mea.'4, .etaternenollOiecl,
thet:t'ot ',chhAcel*,
ter. exchequer, that -ail eaUy
nirgeF if the great ;4114•44,pr144:tP,' 444 '11'•;PWP40,t;f3
-
••',":indlcated
Wher the %Meier :it Otintplet Oil; Mr.,
'Obmberjnassertd,lie wPl..preeeht
:trptr,horahni.40.,•17,,
4f440,4.ilicItal.thu3lagt,;4.004;0;wI014.010.,:4.
%•wiett4 'be. the,largest ship aliPat..
• Wok 04 the 4.' Was A:time:Wed
meretheb•tr- year age; but is govern-
ment: aft:feta:ice 'is, retelyed it. la
, pected tR ' be "Operated 10,intly h,y.• the
Cunard and White..Star Cpaiptieleti• .
, Kr. rtuhoohae . the :'goveremeet,
• also' Is 'takthg into account ,,dieabiti-.
ties, under which. Britiolr linee
labor -
e," :referring 10, the 1.Initek States.
Ian On foreign. coastwiee' shipping: •
appears to. be, he. eenfinued;-',-"a-
'very0"•susnaouas .rehaxcl at te,t'ip xr10,4,Now
• ••YPIIE to .1•IonOlulu :coastwise traffie.
Bu ifwe *re ta rejoinder t�'t9hmat
we 'niUstbear 'Iii
hilha Ave' have 4.•largeinterest 'fcw-•
eiga trade and',...yould .-ex.p.ose a .very.
broad track forAttaclEY;
•, An, opposition proposal for •Pablie
ownerShip Of shipping : and •,shipbnild.•..
•Ing -was- voted' 'down by the-1-10uSe22-1
fornefl iioarre
xont.1 •10.40.0.r: •
Fr,ailcp$ Ferkiri.s. Q..14Y
•• i'OPt ..MPro).)ct .NoInvjted
.1140, or,i.d.4,94' '4(0'167
LieheYti,.',39:44r.L.A.PegP,Y04
to entertain again ter the, ladies;
• .inelnding 44ber:' SecretarY, Xrahre:_„.
PerkihS • •
she issued „invitations to. -high Wo;
• , ,•
rnei
.'04C.ia41.04„hinet.,wiVes", gr144044,
*.i'ver 440 w9I4e4" et' Ike .P.,4•07"--
thoir Se* Ils-i.Te4 grim the Peml",a4P..444.1 .•
Pit4g.'4.414er 'et the clab
.044 will attplati,
Ph'Oricii,rea'10"9,tie •qt the T4geoui,.
press clubs of t'be', w0.1d., fls,kaetnsa
iffnited*tid.its...memPer/-
• •ehiRdraWil'enlyourua1Itsin Wah1ngton 'It Is
'frein,:the ee I:or
'eldellea'444'14011Pt th'14.0.4.4v.,h.eq.:i"e:theei;
-• • • • _•• •
•,04 the'lhat sch oecaslon, Mss Pr'
kiliS ••
said the club. mighti
lust as well have 'invited ',her along;
With' thet' restet:4W Pahhiet:.1.4r!'.4.404
"have gracefully ' deeltned., the
only'Cabinetmernber 'ever Omitted: . •
-;•• , Rut • Orldiren 'Club already had
.,their rules at; nsod•to:takeno chances, •
That happened •. :atter • Miss, ,.feaneti
Rankin, first woman • Member of„.0.04'.--;
:.grees; beCinie,the 4trst'and
:man, tci make the gridiron • gil.1.40.w',a,
--She was InVited•by o
a e
;moving Picture, apto.r,.arriveti in New •iprk; Where 4 possible inatch
l
:With Primo Carnero, WOrld's heavyweight title holder, may, be 'ar-
ranged by •',Max's manager.'
'1•••=••=111
•Women Know ore
About Mei* Hati
Than Men o
So Girls Are Being 'Trained, as
t Store ..Hotesses
Style Aclyisers
o'rk..:•—Anew-scheme for sell-
tlere'.7.thtecr
-,h7Vortiritf--a4ady-
who tells a Man When his hat looks
•nice. , • ,
The system works like...this: A...man
. goes into a hat store and finds a
,0000oking 'giri who decideS When 'he
hae, picked t1ie7r1ght hat. • .,`,
'. This new trick „ in the 'headgear
business Was 'brought to light when a
',chain of, menle 'hat st�res advertised
for.('„ittractiveyoung women:
""BetWeen 18 25 " th
Reprieve Arrives
Just in
i4strapa's :,Example.'
•In these twenty months- progress to
Weals retevery has peen.gained: which
has made the 'werld:,Wender:'It.isnot
:that prosperity has heeh restored ••••••••
that is sou soinelistince away. But
there, has been a restOration Of: con
. •
fidence, whieb. is necessarily.prelimin
ary to -a reiteration- erg prosperity. /In.
other' words, the teak: le in. prodesS ot
,noacimplishment., The. astonishing .fact
,is that in Australia' there has been no
sObsraotial,dev,Ooliment ,in economic
conditimia'tO which the betterment of
GOireftment',.fitiances• may he •„attri-.
bOted.j.The-iiiiproir-eMenthas been due
entirely tothelaith oflaiestors and
of the public inthe 'ability 'and honesty
of the adintnistraters.• The 'Material
gain 'has ,• been redaction ot taxation.
This reduetion is. it is trife, small but
, • • - '
It is Well to pause and consider 'what
a. voq great difference there. is 'be-,
tweena•'•einall retinetion •of taxation
and a, small ;Increase
Melbourne Atistralailea.''' •
. . , ,
, .
• " .'•:CoiripulSorY ,PC-Verty..
,,Mrs. keitz'S, recent spirited pretest
, , „ , . .
at
'Johannesburg against the:exclusion:
,ht. married woMen • from, :the Civil
. . .
• Servicegalned greatly
:from her very.
sensible attitude .Oit the kindred clilein
tion of donipetftion between, men and
wobien f: 'When; Married: 'Women,
are • eMpiciyed; • they -are not •emploYe.d.
Tor tut; but 'begausethey,have;speeial'
:qualilicatiOne.,The few exceptions 'are
not Worth legislating ,about; whereas.
thefetal' exclusion �t Married Women
ren. one. pa.:rtidular branch at employ-
ment Is. �uud to lead. itt•many 'eases'
tO groaSitijnatice, as. When , a .WOMan
•iS Separate'd fOm• 4'We:21:lees linfband
and Must ,work for the paltpof the'
children.- The '..tildVallacY..of the ',"Wage
fund" has had many, strairge Man ifes-
tatiens, but: ettrely bend stranger �r
nOre unprtunate thathis •atteitipt t�
aSSienT. a: different eCtitiornic Statno tb
Married • wetnen than to their ,singIe
sisters:, • CIVIlization and comptilsorY
PovertYlor .orletectitinge ill tegether.,
t.-1Cape.ArgUs. ••
, "..
England's „Maligned Climate.
"...;Por 1071; 1.4h1gland has prided itSelf
Upon itS•reih-lt,Preterided to he angry'
With its rain, ,resigned and . long-
eaffering• With. its rain', 'hut: secretly 'it-
teeka dell4totiffj,oy lu: its ..obasiStOnt,
standard' of'wettieSs. 1'34,LO:ifs iitOver-
sal rend tali . 'Of iklogland had been
shown: up by ree'ent. ettel,Ild'•••asH tho
fraud and imposture •it, really :18, It
is nbnljb1 witioh has he.mi PrivItod by
the stiiiirrier.,6119„ At lakt England'
has • been ,ret'f6aled shatnefully• as a / •
place Which can he WOfter
'even Paleste., lit England: ttr4, a-
tllSfly
have 4 watee,probleth, beehnpo
ot Ord IriOk Or tiiht rain wiiieit
onpposul,fer centitrieS ho"itlattrailtrS
ihenopoiy...,,,I.oritsal?in Pates:No
• -
'fitment speeified, 'to • be trained as
'hoeteas•and style adviser." ' •
Almost 80 girls, Were Waiting on
the 'doorstep when 'the '':office opened,:
•••The,,idea 1S that what".,toinite • in.. a
man's • hat di the ferninine reaction; so
WOOkatl shouldbe,thre Wii• it's
chosen,: to gauge theeffeCt. ,
"Infeet, women ,kiiov‘-MOrel.aholit
men's hats' than ..tneif"--knew them-
selves, a member of the firm -Said. .•
' When the right hat is donned, the
exclaimS,'"Ah; Mr:, Smith',
ho W hanclOorne yeu.',109k in: that ,fe•-•
' ' ••1
I714sgrnan .Stalids :with
Rope Two 'Minutes to' go
,Vientia.:7-,•A hangman stood..beside
Hans BreitWeiser,, ready 'to sliP •the
noose over his ,head. • , The gallows was
cr&Wded, witk'wgrdenO,..!holding stop
'Watches: Breitvveifer;had't-Wo mitiliteS
to That at, :6f3 tian... • ,
At 2.59, p:in, there was r.• stir in
the group of officials; and One of them
• came forward, waring a; telegram: The
warden 'read it and 'signalled. to. the
hangman to. step' hie preparations,
,
The. telegram : was „a message. from
'Preside:1i', Wilhelm litrAklaa., Conumiting
.11reitweiser's .sentende, to: life iMpris-
BreiiWeiser's Case lcl....d:AttracW at,
-4-cation lietanee irwas the first jirdig
by the new `,`death penalty. -court,"
established under ,the recent nrattial-
'law act,. The court has only, two ver-
itt its discretion4-acquitta1 or
• conviction with automatedeath pert=
altY, The. sentence Must be: carried
• put -within. three •heurs of :reaching '4
• The cour• determined Ereitweiser's
gt.ilt at noon. He was fo have been
hangedpremptly at 3'.p.m. His offence
was the killing of the family of: a
servant girl, to prevent his fiancee
learning' a his love hffair 'w'ith the
Young wemart.
feib• acte` the execution 'on the
grounds that it *as "contrary to the
• Christrnai".epirit!' '
•
,PrOyincesi Advanced'
:Over $130,000,000
'Ottawa.-L=Sinee 1930 and up to the.
erid. of last Week . the ' prOvinces "-have
sbeen paid _or, atlVanced, roughly, $130,•-• •.
000,000. The larger proportion, espe-
cially on e ,per 'eariite„ basis,went to
the West. • This 'total took the forth.
of "(tired fo uneMployment,'. Pub-,
he -works -with, a sirfular object, help
in land Settleinent, and loans. / gome.
of the latter haVe beer:
.1" •
t,
Persian Ministers
Said Held in PlOt
• meeeew.— The Soviet Telegraph
Agency said in 'a sdespatch from Te
• heran, capital,of Persia, Ahat Jafar
Qtili Khan Assad, Minister of War
of Persia, and three members of the
National ,Assembly, Were arresited fpr
plotting against the government.
• Mr. litin titian Isald experience.
of States and '-Australia
was sufficient to' diSpOSe. of this idea
to hand Abe merchant, nevY• over' :to
the gtivernment."':fle deplored • what
he described as the failure' of, other
big conntrieatO. stiPpert ;Oritaiir'e anti--
shim-1dt
8;1917. 'At the next Meeting, on.jann;
arY. 12; 1918,' the club passed the
' solution: •"Resolved that the charao
ter of the ,Gridiren Club'as regards•the
presence of 'iVentenas guest's Or."$ii.e,e:.
tators shall 'not be changed witheiii
vote' of the club."'
And that etan'cia..
•,
Miiiitli-14sie*ber, 1933 •
.Coldest on Record
••,,The temperature during :Novoinbe,.
has been the coldest 'on :reeord atth
Central' •EX,peitinentai Perm,: c'.#1,ttwa.
•According ' to ',.the,:•weather,'reeprds''
kept by, the field huSbandry division at
•the • ExPerimebtal • Farm ,. the mean
tomperatine....fciifWnvphLinIu
• Sir itObert 11Orne had Previaiisly
clared the 'United 'States Covernment
lost nearly $.4.go,vrot0o0 in anattenipt
terrtin its shipping; and that Australia,
Canada, :and France ineurred
.losses. ' '
'been • 20.4 degreed Fahrenbeit. •kv filch
is, exactly12'ilegreeS below the,40 year • •
average: The first seven;daYe."ot the.; .• •
Month ' were' oomewhat normal but
front. the. end Of. the 'first 'Week' the .
monthreinainecvcOneistently..COld,: be; •.:
.ing preetleally•12 idegreei below" not'. •
,mal,forthe whole•peried...: In the .
two weeks: the.. nilitimura" teihnera,tUre ."
dropped tOur' tinies below zero aaci..
,twice • to,
-Is an,. .clnueual record.• • •The'...lowest'.
reached -in the paet', month.. was nine. •
'degrees below. Zero.- anitthat Pcourred. '
On two different. nights...• • ''.• • •
In comparing the month' with •
-that pf previous' Years it *iv:toted' that
Nelember ..lias • been an 'Outstanding
cold ,niontit, , the .previous• 41
year d that Weather recOrd's „have:bee;
kept at the •Farni :the mean 'tenitirse
ture has. noier .been .lower than. 28 da
grees for,,NOYeinber; ..• • .
During November' a-,.tetel• .6f :4s:a
lobps. of. snow. fell' whieb,,ia ti,ppre.O.
ably in ,exCesS of the 40 -Year averagi
'Of 1.31 .• •
Th-er- month. was „ unus,ually, cloud)
•with' ,a total of Only hour.' 01'
bright •snfiehine, nornitlily
uoios• are:recorded., • .
The freeze7up Occurred •this year es.
the th of 'November; • Which :Is tha .
earliest date on, record it:then:rim '• •
•
Eoris Duke Begins
WOrk' Father's• EndOwinelit Pund
S.C.41borike s-,•'Du',hat
shouldered hr pelt of the.. respensi
bility for administering the huge ea ,
clown:exit estahlistied. by her 'father,
he. late • Jarnee,. 13;;;Duke, tobaCeo. and.
Power' magnate: ", ' : •
Frequently • 1'.) keeping.,
out :of the: ntlblie 'gaze. •as '
possible,- the 'oug. WOlifith :wircr-V;ai
ailed as America's, -".richest .'heireee
ecently' 'when she came into 'COntrei v•
• go,00mpo 'Of •her,430,0,1.10•,600, UPOt
eaChing: 21, 'arrived here Itein Nem
York to 'Participate delehrutipt,
'ninth 'anniversary 'of the, fetal& ••
the; ‘),900,000: 01* ,,endoi.v.1..
‘;
•
She %attended 'a ...:niecting• a th4 •
011uidation'i • board f`Of tritSteds,' .01
Which she aptonnaticallY. becaline•
itieinber upen • attaining het inaerity.
n 'coinpliance. With 'her fathoiN :stipa
atkn :'The endOwnnent -,rae .create
or the benefit of Jeolleges,) hOspitali
nd' orpliatiage in the two.Carolinas
Miss 1)like :spent "nearly an h'om
sihng yOlingetera 'at. the Shriner'l .C117
tosiiTtar for .-C11PPled-'Cliiiiii-ctio on •
t the ...partitiliants " her' father'i
elieVolenees. As the' tall,bleride
visi-
�r ,p,repared• to leaVe; ecore ,.of: ,
oungeters stood Up aticrgave her an&
be' ether Puke tetsteee: a Oder
011egiate fashion. • ••
.S0d4y.La*s‘,
But British a.,:arg;:1:8,76.7at:r;w7ant
Magistrate
.
ts
to Know, Why- that's SO,....••
• .London, Engla.nd.;-='Proseentloa
der ',•the #.airdreesere' . and:, Earberie-
StindaYl•Clesing 'Act, Which came into
.force' '14.'4931, was 'taken :14;•'StirreY
for the • first time; !When. a 'barber
„named Reginald Go1:14.1,"vis. prosecuted
Cheitsey for „having mit 'hair' on
• When; the ,prosecutor informed the
magistrate that 'the' action against the
bather was •takeit• nn der the .4et 'Which.
did:Tr:of:Allow :barbers • to' •Cht .hair on
.Sunday the Magistrate asked: • "Does
.anYheili *he* whYl". . • •' •... .
• • The proseeutcir replied:- "1 , canna
give, the ,rea5on, but.it„:1s, •Mit ,lawful
for •any person' to carryon the ',hind-
nees ..of hairdressing :On a "Sunday"
T11,silefendint •Sald • he- waS
,Onecusteinereranit .ra-
ootte4 , irwanoial. gain. ue.prOinised
not tp .ofeend • again•And:' the. suramenti.:
, . „ .
Was dismissed on PaYilleht,cif four 01111-.'
lingo', poste.
, .
. • • . •
month or' tWo in New York, glies;
me the. `jtanps'."---Gary
•
Cipvet gndnrance ,RecOrd.
WARMS. bt.Oba,
'StartriS the-I:460a; (1‘1,C;t111'e,,H
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77
ti it . "I -I . ,,,,‘ t•pnterprTdtt-Tg-- it .'. te-•,:rir7a-re•-.ou . ,e.ak -
Life. ''' 11'41 ',q,,, 1'0111 eli .).)141.64,1:14014011,:ae"Dtl1,VtL.16riA411 -,:•.,-ttlidtt,-,.,t268.1tigrIfirdi, '-'1if'llii''''1-'efifolfifi ' eh 1)4'
AttilY. Trift,Tv. -11Ili, 6 acr,, WI:f 4, 'Te)gl • q ;11itnits11,. or.:t66. i,J6it r 0.•co IA i 'tete. Gel -107i' and • di rit; me-
t .
.
,
eh a irk, Fred • Pelt orm , -
• t • -
queer''S.10(1
. ' Circulated :,
uptqpdtti„: douritooli lInfted;
Stalea 1,100 'bill's aro', bbitie cirattIatd
In VIOntreat:.11.Coidtag -p011eey,- and
hanks" and htere )1E010' beeti
te...tvOeholot, ihote,• -
The '.stilitious bo.4hott$ ere'belioti•-
ott • to, have tirmstd:by
Atearlhot Alieheito„
heohr ,tho:'.:ttehod '14to. eis boLedet,
Poriet are eo- ohotating; with
,viiktel and l‘toritvral tio'l tot, 10,
fort, td. trhee- :ittetv orlgt
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