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PINCHOT DRY BILL
Measure Carries With One Vote
to Spare After Delay Move.
THERE WAS NO DEBATE
Senator Snyder, Explaining Act, Pic.
tured State Flooded With Alcohol
Bill in House te Legalize Racing.
Pa.
senute
Harrisburg, With one vot: to
the passed finally the
United Dry Bill, latest link in the Pin
chot chain of
fo ce prohibition
g pare
laws designed to en
The vor
17 T
utionad
ull Anal
passage wus 27 to wenty
voles conust:
SIX
form a majority
semtors were nbsent,
a the check Hp three of the nbsentees
“wet! and tia
no debate
final onasiderat
wr, chairman of the Lav
iittee, and sponsor
address In
«0% of the
in .lcohol
re, delivered an
“nm ¥ ' ’
purps bi
¥
a fina!
igh county, led
i
Appropriations,
nan :
to 24
fost hy 1 vole of =
Painted Vivid Picture
Snyder painted na
flooded with
picture of a
alcohol and
message of Go
*hiladelpliin
Hiicit trade
ihition bilLS
enforcing
woman
nositio
Mrs
¢ house
Would Legalize Racing.
tha
by
chines
y Der ent of
State Higl
rewards
the
to
for township
D per
payment of the
to ounty ommisaly r count
in vhieh 1 provi
\
of the bill % 1
tepresentative
rees
money,
fri a statement
would he
regarding the
“not less than
£3.000.000
provides that all
miles of Philadelphia
and Seranton should
tes of 86000 a day to
state and all others 82500 a day. After
payment of all other legal
15 per cent of the profits of the par!
mutnels would go to the state
The commission provided for by the
measure consist of four 1
bers, (ne to receive #6000 a year
each of the others $5000
There will legislation
goszion that wil legalilze Sunday
xports, nceording to the action of the
Law and Committee of the
House, whieh reported negatively on
the BI sponsored by Representative
Voltz, of Philadelphia, which would
permit of a local referentum of the
question of permitting Sunday amuse.
ments and sports,
Phe first nw of 1025 inserted
in the statutes when Pin.
chot signed the Talbot bill providing
for the establishment end maintenance
of disense hospitals hy
two or more éounties Jointly, This
wna the first hill to pass both hoses
of the leg'sinture
jovernor Pinchot alse signed
foint resolution, expressing the
fudgment of the legislature that the
federn! government should cease the
collection of Inheritance taxes, leav.
ing this revenue to the varions
states,
pas
fees
nse
expenses
wonid em
be no
Order
was
fiovernor
contngions
the
Ze “
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Hmmm
THE LOVE OF SOLITUDE
TE
men and
going afield
thought,
of
They
they mny
truly great, the large-souted
women who delight in
in the mystic realm of
will tind are ardent iov-
solitude
Vig
“rs
are never lonely wherever
be, for they
etd with themselves, whose companion-
ship they prefer to nny other,
Washington chose solitude when he
prayed for strength and galdance in
the forests: Lincoln knew nothing of
loneliness when he lay upon the floor
of
hearth
and
cabin before the glow of a
its faint tight
subject matter
John Wanamak
difticult
his log
fire, studying by
pondering the
he lute
st
sONS ;
er solved his hu
privacy
of
by
them
Their
tee Hight
and dis
The men and women
world
born to
quiet hours of isolation
flare up LX ua
the
in
torches
faltering
their best
the nizht
si
do
in
hushed and
lest writers
golitude, often
time, when voices ure
lence Is
And
kings
KUprenns
do
and captains,
XG tied
painiers
students and
presidents
in
nothing ta
than
sublime
is more inspiring
quietude; noth
and impress
in a
away
minds
grandly
’
slurs still
far
# canopy o
when one ls from
Your Last
Name
1S IT GREGORY?
me can simply be classified
from a first name
rst nume once more popular than
i" a name of
from a late and
moaning watch
wernl bishops
derived
Gregory
Tin, coming
rd
» iy #e
Carvel
early «church and
t sinong Chris
Fast and
by fifteen
{fo
West
other
loss popu
thyt the Scotch
derived from
the
from
'rob
AppeRrs as a
not the
from Gregot or
not probably
e is derived
nenning
Lire
fierce
Ory
really fronn
ut
it is
ry |
form i=
surname
Freach
1 «Nn ax well as
the German
i Gregor
wh have
and
given surmames
interesting
is of
the
of this
a French
eofToe
th his
families
French or
ns ne
family
zt
Gregoire
r
soldier who set.
i on =n plantation in
bride. Agnes Rou
had 13 chil
sve Caspar Ram
Killed
ho
Robne They
of whom
oire were in a
wns horn
Jerse .
eventually
Caspar, Ww in
vl to New
ax persuaded ta spell
fie chil
Book
certain
in
had two
The one serviceable safle,
tainable quality
and in every pursuit,
of attention
nunerative
very study,
the
THINGS FOR OCCASIONS
from which the lyown skin
one table
one of bhulter,
One of flonr and
teaspoonful of curry powder, Add
quart of milk, or half milk and
waiter and the coconut, Simmer
add salt and pepper
coconut used,
the washed out.
removed ook
of with
tablespoonful
jie
SHON; onion
add
une
one
bald
minutes,
dried be
and
the
steamed
may if
suzar
Mock Woodcock.
the crust from four slices of
and toast nn golden brown.
thickly with butter and na
nely chopped anchovies, Pile
ofl a dish and set in the oven,
Beat volka of four eges, add one
cupful of cream and stir over a mod
erate fire until the mixture thickens.
Pour quickly over the toast and send
at to the table,
Trim
dozen
warn
the
once
Sweetbread Salad.
prop sweethreads into cold water,
changing as often as the water dis-
colors. Let them stand until quite
white, then pull out all the tubes and
put luto a saucepan. Cover with fresh
cold water, add a slice of onion, one
stnnll bayleaf, one blade of mace and
pne-hinlf teaspoonful of salt, Heat
quickly to the simmering point and
glimmer for twenty minutes, Drain
and drop intg cold water, letting stand
for an hour. Wipe and cut Into small
pleces with a sliver knife. Mnke a
French dressing and pour over the
sweet! reads, set away until ready to
ne
Hn
the
own
noisy haunts of with
thoughts
men
seff. It was In solitude on the
shore that Demosthenes found
self, whence he and stirred the
people of his time with such oratory
us had never heard,
came
been
Real nobility of the soul dwells only
in the men and women who eare noth-
gnthering: and frivol-
Such men and women prefer to
for soclul
thelr greatest pleasure in study,
and
in
exploration
The lest science, in art and In
COUNSEL
By DOUGLAS MALLOCH
AIN"
Not
just sure just how to do,
all the time. You head into
sort of situation noo
And that's the time you git your test
And have to figger what is best.
git
wo big
through. I'll tell you how;
of brain and brow,
I wns a lad
always had
And one was Dad,
ever since
That I could ask
one Mother—Mother she,
She was the second of the three
was
glamour of bright Ughts and the folly
of turbulent
rrawds, wny
#finong
to tind
# column of figures
of
merrvanaking
hnrely able thelr
dd up or
in
nd the of feet
mile
yadicate )
Uncle Eben
Waush'nt'n never
hen, !
“George
sald Uncie
explanations "hou
Yes, three advised me ev'ry rod
The life I had to plod.
The The third of these
rond of
third?
(od
was
Of course, my
And Dad
ut things
As when |
And
And
mother's gone, 1 know,
: HREO,
her, ong
till exac’ly so
eT Ore
are s
at night
t * 1 he candlelight
then right,
kneel
[ hope Ki it ain't a
But
I git down on my knzes az'in
And fuust as wlwnys
sin;
had
lie
and Dad
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JEvveR, wal SOME Tree
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he Young Lady
Across the Way
The young Indy across the way says
the trouble is that the law isn’t ed
forced, and people should be made 10
understand that patronizing the boots
legger will he followed by lmpunity.
( by MeClure Newspaper Sy ndleats)
i
The Appleton Family
Mr. Lysander John Appleton
Mere. Lysander Joba Appleton
Miss Dovary Move Applete
Master Chauncey Devore Augleton
A WHT sign post similar to t3
ICH raliro
ase
Crossings, he een » in
Mrs.
yard,
and
“ston
ow
Lysander Jol plete back
ir
iN
5
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who
the farmer
delivers the groceries, and
with turnips and eggs, that
they must stop and whistle here, thus
giving Mrs. Appleton time to put on
some clothes and save them from the
terrible spectacle of catching her cook+
ironing and washing in just twe
pleces all told.
WIA
won w-
When Darsey Mayme Appleton does
ago weighs fifteen pounds,
pressed flowers, samples of their
dresses, locks of hair, ete, in their
Memory Books, but ODaysey Moyme
once found a horseshoe at the close
of a pleasant day, and put that in her
Memory Book us a Souvenir; also a
fence railing to mark the day when
she sat on the fence with the preach
er's assistant, and the pen with which
she refused seventeen proposals of
marriage, and similar tokens ealew
Other girls
When Lasander John Appleton falls
gle he knows what Is expected of
hin and does his daty Hike a man, tell
ing every caller that his wife feels
lit too well,
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