. TONIGHT
Jules Verne’s
GREAT PICTURE
N000 Leagues
litter nille Sea
TOMORROW
--. .vIVIAN MARTIN IN
“THE WAX MODEL"
THURSDAY .
GEORGE WALSH IN
"MELTING MILLIONS”
-
V PALACE
THEATRE
Home of Vaudeville and
Feature Pictures
(-
p.
. WEDNESDAY ONLY
Jules Vernc's Great Story, in
, , ' Pictures
20Thousalldheagues
. . Under the Sea
_,.«’Shews at 2 2:5, 7 and 9 o‘clock
'- Regular Prices
"“"’“‘l “if?
TODAY.
Peggy Hyland and Antonio
. Mareno in - o.
“H'ER'RIGHT TO LIVE"
'9‘!!!
THURSDAY -
Mae Murray in
“THE BIG SISTER”
A
t.
.' vaudeville.
FAST FREIGHTllNE-TO NEW
,YORK. .,
THE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS.
eon'rmou LINE. int. -
:7 Freight boat leaves Pier 27 East
River, New York (foot of Catherine
‘stitevcry day except Sunday, at 8 p.
- m. Freight received at Norwaik up to
‘ 5 p. m. and at South Norwalk up to
5:30 p. m.
All [Hi llllllllli
:"WATCH
YOUR STEP."
Berlin's Musical at Palace Next Mon-
day Night—A Big Show.
With its galaxy of entertainers anti
two score of real chorus girls, Irving
, . Berlin's syncopated melange of music,
. ; “Watch"Your Step," will be presented
7 at the. Palace Theatre, once only, Mon-
~silty evening, March 5.
U .The piece fairly radiates with \syn-
copated life and its music cannot be
compared with that of any similar pro-
duction. ' ’l‘ilat master of syncopation,
no. Berlin. did a big thing when he
gtl’Ve th‘e‘public this big, grand, sweet
ragtime son and dance show. .
‘ The production .is an expensive and
Admit-able one. The piece is beautiful-
J'ypmounted. A cast. of stars has been
‘%
scouts? as they are infinite in variety.
at I ll) o’clock. ,
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IrrWENTv THOUSAND LEAGUES"
» AT PALACE.
Muse's Exciting Under Sea Story in
"Pictures Three Times Tomorrow
at Reéular Prices.
omorrow will be a big day for 'P.
i239 Theatre patron's.
ell‘ bnown work,-.“Twenty Thousand
sues Under the sen," adapted in n
denied the wonderful, will be. the
,ining‘iappeal that this work will
is of nfilch educational value.
“lord'wili play.- at the Palace Theatre
three times at 2:15, 7 and 9
duct: irregular picture prices.
out. Munoz FEATURES
‘ to grid, World
eok ”Prizes For scenw
.» bitors who claim it to be a most won:
fillsé‘miiled. that almost .takes the av-'
erage playgoer's breath away. As for
{the chorus. the fact that R. ll. Burn~
“side had a hand lll it, is sufficient
voucher for its merits. Tile girls have
good voices. benuty‘and plenty of gin-
ger: Some of them are positively rav-
ishing, and theircostumes are Jagger-
Thousand sale.0pens Friday morning
1.
Jules Verne's he prayed before ’the best directors
on. nterestlng way for picture pre-
on and execution in a style that' F0}: C9TP°53“°“ 13““ tall. 1“
a} Tattroction; Aside from the en-
‘every one should see it. The pic-g
,' Attractions
. lilscootlnoluor n
”a
. ,l‘rho are well known We of the Vita: CONGRESS CONSIDERS THE sonnets for defensive purposes
7 REQUEST and insure ‘them in the“ govern—
FOR UNLIMITED AUTH- ment war risk bure'au.— 7
On the 'basis of the official re-gJoseph Wareing, Baltimore.
ports the sinking bthhe La‘conia; ‘ NEW YORK, Feb. 27.——The
iis regarded as another Lusttania! White Star Liner Cedric, which
4 ‘ :left New-York on Feb. 12, arrived
were high class. 0:1 Thursday, Mae‘surance,'to be used in paying' ‘President Wilson, it was saidlsafely at Liverpool Feb. 22,'hcr
graph organisations, appear today .in’ ”PRESIDENT'S
the feature attraction, “Her Right ‘to V
Llee.“ This is one of the picture rel-i
‘leases of the Greater Vimgraph bill;
and‘is an exception only in that it‘
surpasses some other elforts which}
ORITY.
(Continued From First Page)
lcase
m
in principle.
Murray will appear in the Paramount losses of American ships above! today, is opposed to calling an ell-{agents announced today.
releaee. “The Big Sister." The name $5,000,000. Total payments arcl tra session of Congress unless in
is absolutely necessary.
been conveyed to him that theige’rs aboard.
Republican may filibuster in ant
.a part for which Miss Murray‘ limited to that amount now byi
and her lull-:pretajlon of the’ the size of the entire fund, l
Since its establishment Septem-,
implies
fis qual
-rolc is'perfecl. On Friday Ethel Clay-f
Tlon will be supported by Arthur Ash- be; 2, 1914, the insurance bureau: effort (0
01' Wary" alias made several rate increasesi but he i
\\'m~hl-lu-ady feature. Elsewhere in the last, announced three days ai-,f tion will not be carried out.
Secretary Lansing, back from a
iey in "The Bondage
‘tllit- issue is an announcement of tape, ter the German submarine block-I
,ciai lull-rest to luotiuli picture follow-l ade had been instituted broughtlbricf vacation trip,
ers and it presents a chance to will; insurance costs to two per cent. With
tileatrt- others- tree. On Saturday agfor vessels from American ports; laid before him repolts'from Cone {Valli
passing through the war zone.«sul Frost on the sinklng- oi thcll'n:
This ,rate nowprevails for destiq Laconia. :-
WASHINGTON, Feb.
‘ Famous Players‘ feature will be inelud-l
'ed.' The vaudeville bill for the week;
end will be uhusualy title. “The Formations of ,Great Britain, Rotter»:
Musical Jones” is an act of specialidam, Scandinavian
merit.
ile perfortllers who are stars. Jollyiltaly and the Northern coast of,
Julllllly Jenks is a mirth dispenser of;Africa. ‘
the first order. The Society Girls, a; In the two years ending Sep-
company of five]; will furnish the pull~jternb€r 2, 1916, the insurance bu-faut
lie with a combination of beauty, form' reau paid net loss:
noLl common ill and made a n‘8t priflt of $2,357,000
from premiums:
4
livid entertainment
..._.____..
AT THE REGENT TOMORROW‘
it is the general impression that
glass is more or less a fragile thing;
but this common belief was set at
naught during the filming of the Pal-
ins—Paramount production, “The Wax
Model" which will be seen at the Re»
gent tomorrow with the charming Viv-
ian Martin in the stellar role.
i During: llle'taking of the. picture,
'l‘homlls liolding,‘i\1iss Martin‘s leadv
'inz man. ill a fit of jean llsl', is sup»
posed to smash a plate .lass window
, with his cane and destroy the wax nlo-llo'okcd upon as. serious.
Idel of his sweetheart. The window WASHINGTON, Feb.
:exld its equipment hall been placed in Oil an unofficial vote, the House,
lllle Pallas studio. the cameras set and Foreign Affairs committee todayj
i .\lr. Holding stepped forward to smash agreed *0 Strike from the admin-,
lrhe glass. The first blow made no istration bin to empower ’the
-impression—the second one broke tile president. to take steps to meet
tonne. A new cane was. brought forth
{and Mr. Holding tried again, only to
break the second cane without even
ll on the window. faces of the United States.”
American negrbes had ldst their
lives as the result of the sinking
in official quarters that no irnme-I who
diate action would be taken by, ship
newed pressure would be broughtl
him yesterday. .
While official comment was]
tion, the Laconia. incident .was.
——A
i
“other instrumentalitizs," and tol
inflicting a scratc
IAnxious to make sure of the. job ini-
f the next at
might swing Mr. l-‘ioidinu was l'illallyithe breadth of the “other instru-.‘
rland got some support, it was
sport for the glass lllaker's art: , . ,
Isald. from Senators Stone, Hltch-
...un -- . ...-. _. __.-. ..
AT THE REGENT TONIGHT l
x u~ " " .: *(‘la'ular )l(“, . _ _ ,
“Ml \HPePrlilllhslliid “Emu” L2,, 30mins] dispatches confirming re.
l lt' ‘ 1 ‘ , 4: . _ . I
limoll :dl"-‘\vili ll: the nll‘uttilm and5 ports 0‘ the deaths Of American
er le e. l . , _
’ . on the Laconla tor ed 0 Wit -
surely will be met by rapaclty . P 0 9 ll.
~(‘l'(l\\'(ltl tonight as this picture .‘rn
enjoyed the distinction of having play-
ml to very big bllsinesa every where
it has been shown and t0 the perfect
satisfaction to all especially the exhi-
as“‘the overt act."
The' situation, however, was un-i
changed from where the president bert
with the subnarine peril. :
derfulqlict‘nre as there is no doubt that
\so many people of the town of Nor-
walk haw read the book which surely
will make it l'ery interesting for all
those that want to sort this picture at
the Regent tonight.
ThursdayrGeorge Walsh in “Melting
C
Millions" 1 '
Frank Alexander. who has been act-' Grunt Six “‘0"! $397» 10 $875 effective
sinking) of the Laconia .
hasten .act‘on by Congress.’ The
indicated," will be to furnishicans
American shipswitll guns andi
Tholncrense' ith‘nc price oltllei
lment as a clear cut violation of
iAmesican rights, according to ani (By Wireless to Sayville, Feb.
horitative expression of opin-l27).—The sinking of 'the British l.
s of $774,ooolion obtained after a conferenceltransport‘ steamer A49 was an},
between Secretary Lansing andfxlounced by the Admiralty today.;;(,"
lPresident Wilson. No further in-; '
After the receiptlof word thatf vestigation
two American women and eight‘fary.
. LO
President Wilson. but that re; 10:30 o'clock Sunday night.
The number of dead or missing; Zeitung says it has received from
to beat; on CongresS to grant thciwas""given by the Cunard Com-ja private source in France, by
additional authority required byzpany this afterntmn as twel‘rep,
3 made up as follows: ‘
Passengers—Three dead, threei
witheld pending a full investigav‘ missing.
’ Crew—Six,missing.
6, Six others arcinlhospitals.
27...; LACUN l.~\. I’ ~
LONDON, Feb. 27, IOIIO a. uni
Daily Mail says that it is certain!
'that Mrs. Hay and .hevdaughtern German positions on the front be- Final preparations were made to- Realm
American passengers on the Lat-'tween Ypres, in Belgium, and the day tor the departure of thelthem from residing in Ireland.
griver Somme. says the official
LONDON, Feb. 27, ”:40 mm), statement issued today by 'thel
substitute “and to use the navalE—Eight American negroes, mem-l German Army Headquarters statii German Ambassador
,bers of thecrew of the Laconiaa Only at one place were the Brit-lUnited States, and a large party . .
The Senate Foreign Relationsfiied of exposure, according to all“ SUCCCSSlUl in entering the Ger-‘of Germans. Although no definite tor‘y cm" of Mr. Duke’s-c
iron man lines, at n point to the." east/annOuncem‘ent wa's made, it was statement 3 .
‘0‘ Arras, ”‘C statement adds, and the general expectation that the! call attention to the matter in the‘
there the British were ejected by, steamer, which’ arrived here on‘ House. - '
the submarine menace the wordleOnia. have last their“ lives.
lempl a replica of the ennegcommittce, considering the bill,l Central
1was made out 0f K88 lllllt‘ and “’l‘ll 3'; showed a disposition to modify Queen‘ilown-
LONDON
able ”to shatter the glass. Ever sincelmentalities" phrase. Republicanl—Unith StalCS CODSUI FYOSt. 3L 3
then he has had a great deal more re, Senators voted solidly against it] Queenstoum. has telegraphed thei
.American embassy here that Mrs: wireless .to
cook and O'Gorman, DemocratsJPOSufe and that
WASHINGTON, Feb. ~ 27.—-‘were buried at sea.
Consul Frost's message rea
“Mrs: Mary Hoy‘ and: Missitoday by the Austro-Hungarianl_ '
Elizabeth Hoy, passengers on tad, headquarters at Vienna and suc-E Ambassador Willard, at Madrid,:8¢hl¢l ad
died from exposurelccrrled in entering the (Austrian‘cabled today that the Spanish j
‘; first line trenches. Later the in-l Foreign Office had notified him,
Mrs.’ Hoy's husband, Dr. Al-Svaders were ejected and sulleredlthat 72 American sailors taken!
out warning, established thecase; Laconia,
gTheir bodies were buried at sea.‘
left it yesterday, when he aSkedlveteran. and her sonuAustin Y.. A
Congress for authority to deali Hoy, reside in London. The lat-, London, tour a. m.—According Germany on February 16.
ter called at the embassy thisjto a telegram from Berlin, thirty!
The view prevailed that thclmorning and r'eceivcd‘ a copy oi‘supporters of Admiral von Tirziwere given
should the message from Consul Frost.
As far a" the embassy knows} Navy,
first step of the govern'ment, it is'these two were the only Ameri-iHocnsbroech, have it
lost on the Laconia. Theling to.discuss “a chant}: in thelpublic is endeavoring to bring‘
cmbassyis list of American pas-toilice of Imperial Ch' 1.ell0r.." Itiabout joint action l:.yvthe Latin-
senger survivorE'is as follow: is said to be. the 1: Irpose of the'American Republics in offering
P. Gibbons, Chicago Tri- promoters of 92'... movement to
force an extra session?Portuguesc'Prince, e
iBrest.
President, Wilson today andl
H
crs, says to'dav's
273—,
BERLIN, Sunday,
NDON, Feb. 27, 122:3 p.m.
entered Queenstown,’ thElThe crew were landed.
was torpedocd at about;
;to Sayville.~—The
3 tion was destroyed.
l
l
Queenstown dispatch to ithe
N ews dispatch
, Feb. 27, ll :30 a. mi
counter-attack.
their
‘lil
H. Boy, who is a CivilWar heavy losses.
former
including Count
9 pitz,
A
BERLIN, Feb. 27, by wi
Minister of
* The Cedric had over 6,000 bags
Word hasiof mail. There were no pass-my
NEW YORK, Feb. 27.—Thc
freighter,
shopelul that this inten-‘British, arrived here today from—
,The British freight steamer Lu-
conferredl, ciline sailed toliay for Havre.
PARIS, Feb. 2.——“Southeast of :5;
y we entered the German ‘
s and returned with prison-j"
official
nouncement. “There were patrol .3
countries,‘ The sinking of the Lacooia with ‘ engagements in the region. of Be. ‘ .
The cast includes three juven‘ various .ports of France-Western: the loss of American lives is look-Izonvaux and in the Vosges. ‘Elss. ll
ed upon by the American govern- . where calm prevails." " '
an-‘li,
z’l
Feb. 25 9
LONDON, Feb. 27, 12:30 p. m ‘
ls considered mecca—The British steamer Aries, oi ll
33,072 tons, and the British steam-lit
Ier Sea Gull, of 144 tons, have";
l—According in stories gathered‘lbeen sun}; by a German subma-};~f
of the Laconia, it was indicatedifrom passengers from the Laconiafrine, Lloyd‘s announced today;
reicss 5 :‘
Frankfurter;
way of Switzerland, a. report that:
more than zoo persons were kill-‘
ed and 700 wounded by an explo-, hold meetings i
gsion of ammunition depots on‘towns of Ge
Feb. 2. According to this reportitain the support of newspapers’mons “Why. The arrests were'
amore than 80,ooo_tons of'ammuni4 for the purpose ,of, forcing ' u
BERIle. Feb. .27. by WitchSSfment. Socialist and Liberal news-
to Sayvrlie.-Brltlsh troops yes-lpapers condemn this action.
terday many times attacked thet
BERLIN. Sunday, Feb. 25. byiexaminatiodby, the British auth-
Sayviile.—Ita1ian'orities of pesse'ngers, cargo and
,Hoy and her daughter died of ex- forces on Saturday attacked the; baggage, would start for Copen-‘
bodies Austrian positions in the Vicinity hagen tonight. Thé last of her
. tot Verteba. on the Gorizia front..bunkei~ coal *wa's put aboard to-
dz, says an official 'statenitnt issued,day.
MSTERDAM,.Feb. 27, vial
illg for Fox Film comedies. plnys lllS MnI‘Cll ln'l was not a great surprise to
first dramatic role in “Melting lllll'lde“19"fi~"a."fi Luther M. Wright. Madi-i
, ,son street, locnl Representative of the
is “ pacific 90334 Grant Six. Telephone 1413-4: i
lions."
‘.\l!'. Alexander
lman from start to finish. lie was .
'born in Olvn'lpia, Wash. and his car-,0rs stnl‘tedralsmg DrlCPS. it was 2400114
"m, of bushwspanpparent that the average increase!
Iimaglnable, has rarely taken him on:"t'0‘1ld be 3130‘” Q DPT (Till. Since:
llle easierltside of the Great Divide. hum“ labor and materials 11“"? “man.
i He was a travelling salesman a roll-lily advanced. 0n the face of things
‘vears ago. and was winning cveryl‘he increase ll“ ”19 Grant Dl‘lCt‘ should,
prize his company offered for the great-“lave been at 19351 $70 millillli; i119
lest amount of goods sold. Then aim'f'e 390°— '
. . ‘ -— v) ‘ v , , a ,
lfriend. who saw him for the first “1118: But 3° e‘tllliOdY knows the Ill.“
in mallv rears. suggested that he nO'Gmm factory “'“h 3 )T‘al‘l)’ capacity
lilltO pictures lOf O‘H‘l‘ 20,000 cars has such exception
[ As a boy, Mr.
Alexander had been!“ lllanufaclnring facilities that it has
lactive in amateur theatl-lcals.
He hadibeen able to offset to a large degree
,nt one time cherished a desire to goilhu increasing costs. ‘ Of course, the‘
‘0“ the stage but threats from ME fn- i limit would havo to be reached sooner
titer and leals from his mothelndelor later,, but it is characteristic of.
" - ‘Grnnt policy that they did not takel
Itermined him not”; to do so. _ . . ‘
When the friend suggested the mo- advantage of condltlon‘s to lncreaselt
' - the price more than was absolutely
vies. however, Alexander thought he'd
necessary. The increase ill fact
1make a try at it. ‘So he got a few ' ' ‘
3weeks of vacation from' llis firm, ran :lmounts tonfnly 3“: 991 gem; :1 dhe
' Los An eles. and was re- “m" 59 ng 1’1‘99' 93'0“ ny ,
down to 8 question the cost of materials and lie].
bor has‘adi'anced 15 to 20 per centl \\\‘
i 7,
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“141st fall when other nlallut‘uctui‘aaI
eer. in almost. every
‘35.
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“’Pwen
.n}. .Ainuly‘ ,. ‘
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Und :r /the Sea," a.
t Thousand" League‘s
y l . Tonight. -
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lceived with open arm's'at the first
c led studio at, which he applied. 9
1;: we’lght was, and is 320 pounds and in the past two years. The difference
. . * between the actual advance in the
price and the actual advance in costs .
is..a present to the buyers of .thefGra‘mt
Six. The greatc economies of-ymsnilt
_ facture made polsible by the new fac-
tory‘uré being passed alongjo: the"
‘ .‘l
in tlié industry that die could be as ac-
tive as ll man of 125'.
l 'Mr; Alexander joined
l
. the \Yilliam
it
"M.“ . "‘ ‘8‘ 7“” , buyers of our car. ~ -. . - ’
. . ‘ BUCK INCREASE , .
. ’ PEARS‘ Rafi/tomo- ‘ . “At $875; the Grant Six remulllsh
l - '1 ‘ "I ' practically‘as big a' bargain as it was}, i ..
r _—-—- » . \
> I ‘ v. ."f ' ’. . - ~» . t he ,.
' hml'MYORK. Feb. 27.——An increase at ”2° N°t 81m“ ‘1'”- been ’ a n
.75~
out of the car, not a detsllrhas been"
eLcheapened. ' _ ‘ l
_. , ‘ 1 “The good faith of the_.fuotory 'is
.‘”"‘“°"-" 9'1 ““3 “mm”. “0°“ 9‘! evidenced by'the'short notice given us
lsem's' 'R°eb“‘-’k and 09’9”“ today, dealers. Instead-orannounclng the in-
t
gof llu-‘qunriei‘ly dividend from $1
a share to*$2 was declared by til
l
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.W.
Experience is Costly ,
m": “ sl’éc‘al' meeting of the ‘ stools: crease it long this ahed'dand Rising it
holders nutllol-lzde thefrdlr’cctors .to ~33; sales-stimulant, the' factory. has
d‘““‘“’“‘° ' it's ’3" block, 'fdlvldend, followed the opposite course. This tact
9”? °"m“i.°‘\3?°¢k to , must improlls the “public and convince
W the 58315 0‘ the that (l ant'fpolicles are, always“,
' we ' vs and in “assumption; .,
1 Bath 0 Elsi/27611423 efc’e. '.
‘The average individual ” Executor lacksg'the
necessary eipe rience in the many—details arising
in the settlement of an estate, and such inexper- ‘
ience is frequently costly,’ j“ P
cials and our representative Board Pot Directol-s
insures againstthis. Consultation. invited.
The combined: experience of our” trained efflgéj .
the 1
von 5
old a meet-l
. steamship
, l, with the recent-disaster. to Dutch'gular team Benton, omega-é,“ h be.
"l‘shipping‘ in the submarine attack carrying about twenty pounds more--
: iof a certain number o£ ships to " -
The Regent,’ . amunxmokmamOmee’
,lossi of fodder cargoes. ~,'
- tions was: 1.000.313-950. pounds.
' : , Tigris excods
“it“ His F. E’Has‘ris, ‘wife of m"
loolonel Harris, U. S.~A.; A. r.
:firby, New York. and the Rev.
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g 7 High 'Cosi'ol
.Cooking With tidal!
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THE BIG PROBLEM this winter is to
make that expensive coal go just as far as
possible. Probably yon have been giving
some thought to this very problem.
LET US SUGGEST that you use your gas
range as much as you can in preparing the
three daily meals, and operate your kitchca'
range with as low and slow a fire as is con~
sistent with the weather and the heat requir-
ed in the kitchen. ’
SAVE COAL BY USING YOUR GAS
RANGE.
’Ihe United Electric Light
and Water Co. -
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lief roster.» 1w nimrmmwwmw
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n all the largelE. Duke, chief secretary for Ire- ‘ l 1
any and also to‘cl:- land, told the House of Com-‘
made under the Defense of the
Realm Act.
A competmt military authority
having dew-ta issue the or-~-
am under the‘Defense ’of' the
tions prohibitng
- .- «A,
l change in the head (if the govern-
HALIFAX, N. s., Feb. 27,——
steamer Frederik VIII“ hearing this had been done. . '
Count von Bernstoldl‘, former John Dillon. one of the Nation—
‘ to themlist leaders. gave notice that in
conseqmevot the “unsatisfac:
he Vould ask leave to
iFebruary 16 from New York for;
nan-lilo inns ”
a.
.. j . 7 BEGIN Plihlllicf
26.—-—l
WASHINGTON, Feb. _ - .
Tenses Basile About;
ltlle Real Rockies in Olderwto
Reduce [sight ‘ '
ion the prize ship Yarrowdale into] , .
Germany had been “leastd bY- MARLIN smmos. Textures. 2:.
'—Weather for the New York Giants'
first day of training in preparation ,
for the season of 1917 could not halve 'w. ~
been improved upon. The thermometer " '
showed from 75 degrees in the mornfi
ing to'901n the afternoon. it was other“;
for the players. who forum all differ: ' '
ences of the winter on the salary ques-
lion and illmalellod' strikes and.
'lllol‘lght of baseball and nothing else. ,1}
' Thirty-two players were on the field.
The regulars wore their lill-‘l year’s unis.
forms of'grayf but the rookies wore
regalius as» varied as the :lumber'i'!’
clubs the playedmll]: last year. The
most important (micro wns'tllc activ-
ity, ambition and hustling qualities
shown by the “affirms of the squad.
all of whom came with the. first slylad
ot begin training as early as possible.
On the ‘fleld of Kinsman Park were: -
Lew McCarty, acting manager; Jeff. ,
Tesreau, Rube Benton, heady Knuth
Jack Murray."lderdie, Schupp,‘ w.
ilolke. Binoche’ r, (3. Kelly and Jim
a
Absolutely.- no other details
BUENos AIRES. Argentine
Republic, Feb. 26,—According.
to La Naion. the Argentine Re--
Imediation for ending the war.
HALIFAX¢ N. 8., Feb. 26.—
Rubber heels worn by Germmof-
ficials who are accompanying
‘ Count von Bernstorl‘f, former
‘.German- Ambassador. on his.
homeward, voyage aboard the
Frederik VIII., were
'rcmoved today by the British
authorities in the final stage of
the examination for contraband.
All pascspgers on the liner have
been passed. ‘ , .
THE HAUGE, Monday, Feb.
~26, via London, Feb. 27, 13:25 a.
m.—The government has given
no indication of its course/of ac-
ltion to be followed in connection Thorpe, ten, who will be on the rev
$931 a. flotilla of Dutch steamers off 'thap he should, when we chi-moms
tthnglisl'l coast. ,It is taken forship season‘begins. apparently"! is. 01;
ggrantcg, however, that a peaceful to reduce the m qrcrwcigbl. remain?
solution is b'ewng sought in theme, is carrying may pounds 10°
‘0‘"! ‘Of a Pesswn by German)! much. and he gallon! unaligned mes
. wVista”were!
'replaceI- the lost tonnage. lnot behind the turn heavyweight-fit
)There already is talk of a char} in but! ‘5“ .33,“ ‘M‘ _
wholesale slaughter of Dutch cat- who has “if, m in“ for Sign)“;
the being necessary. owmg to the training. Warm“ me n >00];
player. 01' the mar maletownv
. . .anas Refund .' r
,of the, popular-anger which has mus tr! e womb!“ “”1”?” '
found ex ression over the s ,ec-. . ' . - -
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thoular attac on t e» on no expected hem tom
Dutchvessels. "' ‘ L ,. , “m?! “Wm?” *
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LONDON, Feb. 26,.4.:o7lp. mi: '-""_—;—-"——--—-
-—-In the House ofICommonsto-z smocseon‘r woman TAKES. '
day, Andrew Law.’C0uncillor of l Potsorz.
the. Exchequer, announced that' BRIDGEPDB, M21413. arm
c total of applications for the 1!. non, of nnmgton, was found)
War lean, Treasury bills and war lying on the sidewalk in 'Eastddaln
savings :certillc’ates during 'the.‘ street today. mag "rt-mu son”
period of ‘the‘ ar ’loans applliaf'talten with cum! intent. 'she'cnm”
. _ 0 this city inhalants 'recondlllot .
BERLIN. Feb-'35- by WITClCSSEwIm assume. who is working"
t“ Sayvillea—Accotding 12° th: here Whom Showtime him is
official new: agency at Constanj letter ethanol-which was found
tlnonle, 9356105803 0f thE BntiSh on 'he’ mil. which she asked.E
in the recent fightingi'along lche'Hm to m in mm and “his ' '
10.000 men. , Tlum‘ 903% seal to the Dem ones";
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