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BATTLE SCENES _
ON THE BATTLE FIELDS.
AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA—20 PIECES
Coming here direct from smooths run in New York-Car load
.1 ol reflects-See all four hattleii-orils—~ Proclaimed try the press as
the greatest picture ever produced. : : . . .
Twice Daily-4 and 8 p. m.
S .Mat.‘25c, 50c, few at 75c; box 51 00
Eve. 25c, 50c, 75c, few at $1.00; box $1.00 ' ‘
$16; ”TOT.” “.1". 2.7135: ’53.“ “TW "L": 3‘“ I“; .2. ‘ L‘ m
lay in u can-punt!
Mzw in! of the
mortifuw “a“
Theatre ..... a... ... .33__
» * Non-walk i...
NOV. 11“] .. a... 5.1::- a...
wtll be shown at the Regent Theatre
today. Alice Brady. the most recent
acquisition to the Select ranks. emerg-
IZZe Sit/[FEST
(OI/6 STORY
EVER TOLD
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MONDAY
glorified wings and trappings of a
young Parisian butterfly. and the
gowns with which she expresses her
transformation are a triumph of Ben-
iiel's art. _
No expense has been spared by Miss
iii-adv in the matter of clothes. and
let“ wardrobe for this picture alone
9 rtiiirest’llis‘. an expenditure of some
. thiitvtive IlUlltIl't‘tI dollars The trim"-
ti 1‘.) resistance in the collection is a
I lowly afternoon count of Handel‘olorc‘n
chiffon trimnitti w'Ih Koiinsky. 1))
note of color breaks the harmony of
tan and brown and the di'ess is (trap.
. .l in thllllSiIPIY simple lines. A crush»
vii belt of III" chiffon is finis‘ht-d at the
y<ittv with a wish of the material end
in: in '4 Merry silken tassel malt-hing
the goods and extravagant bands of
Ho are laid on at lrcck and hem. With
:1 this Miss lirntiy wt nrs a large picture
. lint, its under brim softened by feath-
i. ..-.. Thie- costume tost he’r‘nini- hitti-
droddollnl'i. ,. ‘It‘aiil
‘N v PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
This wonderful orchestra will up
. incur in concert this evening in Bridge-
‘ not-i at the State Street Casino.
3‘ ? The conccrt denionatr ted the our!
.rcss that attends the e orts of. the
i' real artist. for Strnnsky has ortaflin
WI and truintd one of the final on
"‘:i'liestras in the nation y. The
in: of the concert maxim with a
inclemn dignity that sent a thrill of
‘Ilatriolitlm throntzh the audience. such
it
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OF FRANCE
loiticcr'a.—-—Waahinirton Star.
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t" ! all'OCItiOii.-:Iftiild York Eveniuzsun.
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“SYRUP titles" ii
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Little Liver and Bowel:
t‘liiltircn love this “fruit
, it‘itillltlt‘ll liver and bowels so nicely.
.a A (‘Iliiti
)‘ . rm: to empty the bowels, and the.
Now on Sale
,1 suit is. they become
‘4\
cros‘tt. half-nick feverish.
Regent Theatre
Saturday
Matinee 2:15. Evening 7 "and 9.
M" forth to fight for France and for Li-‘
lit'l‘ty.
system full of (“old has sore throat
nIOlIllll'II~B('ht‘ or diarrhoea.
PALACE THEATRE TODAY
Wallace Reid in “Len Than Kin," and: undigested root! nausea out of the sys
Ninth Episode of “The Eagle'-
Eye"
It is not often that the admirers of
child again.
Alice Brady
In Her Latent Photoplny
E‘flEEEILEm—i
.t SACRIFICE -*"’
“The Eagle’s Eye”
of
‘“‘ m““‘“f:::i
ii iii mun ‘
CHILD ARTIST IN “HEARTS OF
THE WORLD"
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At the Regent Theatre For Four Days
Starting Monday » ‘
.f‘hildren of the stage and the mo‘ '
imn picture are ever a constant won-V
(ii-r to grown-ups. The latest juvenile
to be seen on the screen is Master
Ben Alexander who appears .u The.
yttleat Brother in D. W. Grltllth’a'
ilicarts of the World." at the Regent
Toentre next Monday. for four days.
This little fellow, no small that he' to n‘
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He changed his nilnd about living
another man's life when the other
man's wife and children appeared.
Each Episode is a complete story
Chief Flynn.
This will be the first day of Para-
} mount Picture Week at thié The
i atre.
I
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-, . at
Sessue Hayakawa in
TUESQAY—Mar Pickf .
Eagle's Maui’y ord, in t The
WEDNESDAY—Fannie
ngn the Lwel.”
RSDAY—Charles Ra u
Nine o'Clock Town." y, in A
' nought" in
the dirt to dun away
; furor
relief
“walnut:Inhun.‘udlhowanowoneottlou.wti.ntbo
Today
’ Wallace Reid
ln Paramount Picture.
“Less Than Kin”
this is the case in “Less Than Kin."'(‘r “ltd “WE“-
ilic new Paramount photopiav with
be displayed at the
today.
Alao, Ninth Episode of
“The Eagle’s Eye”
murder. finds refuge. He attaches contempt—Adv.
himself to an overnight revolutionaryl
army and teaches the recruits drilling
tactics. In this capacity he meets a
disowned son of a New York financier, -
who has been disowned because of his
‘rascally character. Th‘é'two men are
so alike in appearance that they might
be deemed twins. Vickers. who yearns
to return to New York. is present at
the death of Robert Lee. the ne'er-do-
well, and when the dytflg man asks
him to communicate the news of his
death to his father. Vlekers decides
'to impersonate trim and assume his
{station in life.
' .
the L. S. Secret Service, by
. ' Pathe News
Monday
w
“The Blflcst Way”
Ward, in PALACE THEATRE MONDAY
'Sesaue Hayakawa in 'Parnmount Pic.
‘ turn, "The Brave“ Way”
Although the scene of "The Bravesti
tram: that! new “Paramount Picture
. . rr n3 ensue ayaknwa. are laid in
at the heart strings. for" it West Coast city. the situations are
appears as though he were” peculiarly Japanese and Hayakawo
e nwful boloccruabtisvllfhsnl mutual! in authority for the ptiitomeut
n it a at they truly ro recent i
may the audience um withtof hll country. " he mm
at seeing hint blink throultr the i The story at “The Bravo-t Wu" has
up . to do with two you. Jam friend-
catch
mnlholluofzmtlcai
Itllitllli IS CIIIIED
If Croat, Feverioh. Sick, Bilious, Clean
m7. Ill‘ molten are in
but h which lib ml wracklu empires geography new set»
ha been neon. If. tied an.—-)lnchooler Union.
Horace
" Videf, Juno Wall, Wilts lull, Chr- and say he wants
cc and, in “Her Silent Cacrifloel'“
Sacrifice," which
es from peasant‘s Chrysalis into the‘
l
“‘Stnr Spanglt‘d Banner" It‘ll!“ OMB-lwhlch will soon
as perhaps no other agency could pro-Incl: fully manned by competent crew in an unproccdcntt’d manncr ”K. fine
i
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. 9M W pic return for their labor.
' taken the bar out of barley.‘Phllld°1"porfoctly obvious that provision:
ldn‘t have. mucholnrol’ll-‘to maintain larger «own, and to pay lndeod. all that is dear and precious
‘ ‘ The kalaer should bf utinflod ll "mutant ouch American vessels to a diud-’
ration for veracity. bill be “'0' “’0“? them higher Wagon than II the cue m across the cells. but. shutting down on troop shipments. It:
1 German note-"Hem“ Mm“- 'Jllh foreign ire-sell. necessarily our {fight}, :0 rm. W... am, finding a Was reported yesterday that a dividp
per satisfaction and Joy in do- which was on the point of embarhlu'
urlrs are content to surrender in- vantage which rendem it ditllcult if In: their duty dav by day,
' Island of taking revenue on German not impossible forthcm to continue in. ' '
Ld‘Ii‘ l The crown prince is receiving his foreign Vessels."
H ' .i first wounds of the war. The great
9 ll-‘h‘s 0f the“? days la wounding his potent and setticrtlentn soon to be work. 'certain that her rew
Iloubtivtitl, inc Austrian ‘mTImic‘QuII‘t‘ml‘nIB upon ultallko." and "insure reward.
...._2 that «quality which will‘izivc everyone port for those who
in fair chance." The committee recom- from
laxative"
'nnd nothing else cleanses the tender
simply will not stop play-
re-
tightly clogged
iwttlt waste. liver guts sluugish. atom-
‘nch sours then your little one becomes
don‘t eat.
slot-p or act naturally. breath is bad.
Listen.
I Mother! See if tongue to coated. then
tult'e n teaspoonful of “California Syr-
iup of Figs." and in a few hours all
ithe constipated waste. sour bile and
tem, and you have a We“, playful
Millions of mothers gIVc "California
Wallace Reid. the sterling Paramount Syrup of Figs" because it is perfect
star, are fortunate enough to see trim Ir harmless; children love it. and It
in dual roles In the. same picture. but never fills to act on the “011180“. llV'
Ask your drugglst for a bottle of
Mr. Reid as star and dainty Ann Lit-1"Calitornla Syrup of Figs." which has
tie as his leading woman, which wm'full directions for babies, children of
lattice Tfl't‘atro'ail ages and for growu-ups plainly
{printed on the bottle. Beware of coun-
i in a Latin American republic which terfeita sold here. Get the’genuine.
is it hot-bed for revolutions. Lewis made by "California It‘ll; Syrup (Your
Vickers. a young American wanted fol-'pany.” Refuse any other kind with
.ed out. the Committee on Merchant
There is a tine llunnlah tact in smhlorine. recommended that the man- ter apokc
: Itit‘IillL’ on.- of thc murderer-ii of Edith time nations agree upon uniform ahlp- as ’1',“ have done “Mo ”whiny of these
, t‘ wall to "tttycittieato" the llelginnAplng and maritime regulations "which \fou have (him it unto lite."
. there after the war.
-~“-~ W W-» .
kind in day ol-ulfl thc'
“Dow any man ever so into a more{
PIAIII FOR
YOUNG NU
no: I‘ll." u, m“ m”
.m,
Wm-
Niece of James W. Hawk. and Mn.
Minerva Wilson Dot... Brut
to buy a crayon; Work in France
naked a Detroit reader. Doubtteusfl The youn: nurse mentioned iii this
there are some such. We once heard article is a niece of Jame! w. Marika“:
of a fellow who wished to try on some of East Norwaik. and Mrs. Minerva
great cooler—Kansas City Star. Wilson. of South Nor'walk. When the!
-.._.._... war broke out she enlisted in a l-‘ieldi
RE P08 illospital. having r't-ceired her training - ~ , ,
FAR. LL 0P ES tin Bellcl'uc “Orbital. New York, i #:1613115 0f dfllars of in... m
ECONOMIC WARFARE; The urticL‘ is taken from the MI )0” I” W double, you link
, .. .suretl' w .. ‘. .
dependent the» ot Blooruticld. New and 0013;03:15'. {15:13: 2:11;?" Mt.
’thdr:
I 8.600 recreatlon
1.000 miles of
too leadinrr stage OM.
2.000 athletic direction. ‘
ho2.5.00 Iibrariea‘ supplying ”it.“
85 frostm Houses,
15.000 Biabrother “secretarial."
y ‘.
(Continued From First Page) Jersey: ' ~ . .... . ‘
___.. ‘ Mr. and in. o. It. Hanks of or iiLoffiee‘ffL’fi‘eP ‘3'?" way "0' Mun.
"There are other problems which in- .1511“ 51feet. whose daughter M3111.“ provide Xiid with a tit: Exam '*
voli'e international relationship in I? a ”my in Bf”? Hospital 2,3 in a cheerful home a amt-l: 32:03”: K '
their effect up8n our forcing trade. h'*”_"f’-, _““"“ WWW,“ and li’fas‘id. club and .in athletic field—and g.
One of these with which we will be ‘9 ‘f‘f"““ ‘1‘“ “MOM“: “M” m” knowledrc that the folks back It“ ,
much concerned vcry soon after the “‘“““-‘ H l l-“ H t .1 ., are with him heart and soul! "
restoration of peace is that of tln- lie-t . i “mix it tr. tutti it. p : .You have, luaned your money to Ii.-
gotiatron of new commercral treaties l 3““ " 3“" ””3" ply their physical needs.
to replace Those that have been do My Dear .\ admirer-Intro toristl;.iiii-_ N0“, give ‘0 maintain the Mord-t . . 7p.
trounced h)‘ the Governments assoc;- "'1 :3] ‘31:” ‘5”? "if!“gruff?“ 21:” that is winning the wall
. ‘d Vl'i .n .. ." r23 kit g .(;i (l. _ !; Ht‘i a l‘ y' y, . I _
d“ ”I Uh I the our drtugirit-r out nursr It: i'llt‘h‘ Sum 'tnttedd‘lax Work Ca- ’1' '~‘
"An argument for the repeal ot’ the
La Follettt: seanlan's law prescribirr:
tire numbt r of sailors to be employed
aboard a ship and fixing the Wziztrd in
hr litllti Iiit‘iil was advanced in it report
submitted by the ctrrrrrniitce on me.»
chant marine. which is composed of
Mr. Farrell. chairman; i’. A. S. Frank
lin, president of the international hier-
l‘flllllle Marine and chairman of HIV
joint C(lnlitlillt‘t‘ on shipping control,
and Capt. itobelt Dollar, president of
tlrt- Robert ltollar t‘ourpitny, of San
to emit a Iitiit‘ ;.. this.
We hm 9 hell in i‘ic midst of an
epidemic of influenza and [lltt‘l‘illlrlh
in in this :lllii‘.‘.il'_\' crimp, tltili l haw
seen her at ill‘l' Vitil‘ii (Iii) aitt‘r tiat'.
And I am sure shc has limit it great
fat-tor in saving “ll‘ ii\'t‘> ot a ntlnr
her of e()idit‘l.~ uho might haw wonc
had it not bt-«u for her constant-2' anti‘
patit‘ni car‘c Indeed, slit lizi< s-enr
ed in :- Il‘\\' illsttintcs to bring iii 'ri
back from th-- \‘t-ry brink
NO CHANGE IN
DRAFT CALLS.
SAYS BAKER.
(Continued From Page. One)
He did. bomicr. deny that any Dram:
hail gone forth holding up draft calbu
or interfering with III" actor-tire pub
ce‘ss now being conducted by loath“...
Francisco. The economic effect of the 1 “m stlrL’ 1m“ “in“ ma” Mm, “.17. boards. The report that the drift: is...
seaman'a law. the committee declared, “-‘l‘t‘b'sllt‘h (art- as slit- ant}, 0‘ 3”“ would be rtopped he refused to atom .
would make impossible the retention “1'“ ”“1““ “m "”41”“ 11‘" EMT" or deny. a.
are not Won by nlt‘ll alone, but That ”1C Government already but!
and operation of tho Ilt‘“I_\ construct-
ed American merchant marine under-
the American flag.
“For one thing is absolutely sur-e.‘
iiiifihiiiiih I!?$ii§.ii‘if.i.fii“fifi m... i... “t”"”“““.““-" “we
American ting, either ”‘4‘, will b“ ll complication which made it in:
transferred to a foreign iegisti'y, or W’ss'bl“ ‘” 51"“ him, 5" l “m “r ‘
inc to you to encourage you in be-
they will cost out a usdieas existence . , .
to r anxiety and loot.
terminate on the Ing patient m ' u
separation from her. for she is do
scrap heap. ‘
.. i , n; a very noble work. ,1
ho one contends or ballet es that it The one “—‘depming thing about
Is not desirable to have American ves- this war is thiswthat it is raveaung
their Important place.
too. I told her yesterday that l was
. going to writt- to the mother of a
boy whom she seemed to bring back
“WW“ 1‘3"" begun to cancel runny contracts Mr. .
Baker also denied. .
No Contracts Being Cancelled.
"So far as l know.’ said Mr. Baker...
“there has been not a single cont”;
can lied on account of tho poudetroy; .
of t e armistice. The Government bl. . ’ ,
cancelling contracts all the time in!“ A
ordinary course of business for which]. ‘
the present situation is in no wispy...
aponsible.’ . . ,
The hotels of the Capital are flllilgwfi
up fast with persons holding contra! . .
who are frantically trying to get in“
information on what is going to but
pen, but so far have not succeeded.
Little doubt is felt iron: that the trig->3
int: of the arrrriatlce will result I‘?
only in instantly halting the calls 1'; .1' .
drafted men to the camps but also &
.1 aid
and to have American seamen enjoy ‘ . r cter. I never
the best possible conditions of tile and 3‘; $2125 rflimh‘lo‘nh‘h:(y women wow
“nice. and receive in wages on am‘ capable of such sacrifices» and such
But it 1“ devotion to duty. The men and the
of w men who have come over here
I" which require American "u“! have left 'bchind them evcrv joy.
Thursday had its sailing orders Cl-
celled. ‘ . ‘
There are now approximately 2.”in 2 .
000 men under arms in this country:
and 2,000,000 abroad. Immobillm
of the men under arms in thiii ootu- '
try probably will be begun immedloton
ly upon tht signing of the armlltleo...
but it is a process which will to?"
many months. It is underfloor} tl It
plans being worked out provide tu-
tlie application of the selective wo—
ceas to demobilization by which M
men for certain induatrloa will 5.-
ln l congratulate you on send-
operation against the competition of ingAlhzr over here to minister to the
suffering with a boundless patience
As an incident of the national :rgree- and on Invincible optimism. 1 am
ard will he even
t than those of whom the Mas-
xrea or "Inasmuch
when he said
And. it
will linposc equal conditions "ad rc- :‘cup of cold water“ does not lose its
then how much may we ex-
offer their livcs
ln’
the dancer of rim-use.
mended that l “present accelerated ill the heroes (manna-nines taken first. ..
program" in that: construction of steel figfl'x,o: at the bulflp front; man)’ The navy is considering s-plnn hr:
lithipa be continued for a considerable face mp dangerfi of contagion. 8 Which men will be allowodto-Ihenowr
.tlrnc after the termination of the war. thousand times “mun subtle and pllcations for immediate W and:
The Committee on Foreign lteitr- dcudIV than “lions." if they can show that places are await.-
tiona. in its report. strongly urged 1 a“, wound most Il‘lli)’. ing them these will herniated.
prompt economic assistance to Rus- ' ‘ pimxh’ t‘. limlflll'T- ll is the bell“ Of many senator-t.
who have given thought to the problem
.that the return of the men in tbo Na»
tional Army camps in this conllfr'.
should be accomplished just as sped»
lly as poaaiblc. They assert that thin
Is particularly trite of the men who-u
have been taken from certain indie-n
triea like agriculture and food prom—
tlon. .
Government economists declare that; C
any system of immediate demobilha~--, \ "
tion sending 2,000.000 men back tam .‘
jobs. many of which are held Dr“ ‘
women, or men brought. from other.“
employment would bring cconomlccon~~
ditiona fraught with great danger.
The. men in France can he brought
Chaplain 'i itir 1‘. A.
W-———~*-—'—
'LOAN HONOR FOR CONNECTICUT.
e Highest
sirt.‘nntt asked for tin authoritativt- ex-‘
pression from tin» Government of Its
intention to aupptirt foreign tr-adc.
JOHN PAUL JONES IN COURT.
A young llltlll giving the name of in New England.
John Paul Jones and his age as 22., BOTON Nov. 9....Connccticut, with
imbibed too much of that premature an oversuiiscrilillon or more than 50
ifibfdéi'iiiii’i “'21?“ 23:3 323 v" M‘- °‘ ““ ““°“‘“=“’“ “in“???
wandered into Nor-Emir, tart: yeatii'rdoy Eggaléglflgl‘lg igcégfdfnzmthhnnal‘ iii?-
afternoon. considerably under the urea made public yesterday by the
waging-rind so much trouble in nttvl “be!“ L03“ committee (mime/[$51
gating that he finally attracted the at- "M Total subscriptions made“, inst
tent‘lon of Patrolman Smith who lock- land amounted m “LT-1'8. (iohga'rhe
ed him up on n charge of lhtc- cation the district quota 0f “W'OOO' .
' States' figures were:
Overwblcription Porcentaq
42.3
and breach 0‘ the peace. ' subscriptions. Quotas. home only as fact as ship tonnage can: .33
Judge Candee found ‘ Int guilty. in“C necticut $104 451.750 $66,662,600 be made available. ' '
the uptown court, tr}... morning, and H23“? " 30347.35." 20,524,600 “we." SW" for Troops. .
fined him $26 and costs. which. it is N Humps-hit; {ill-346.650 20.372300 ‘ This? mm)“ in "”9”" months hf“?
understood. will be paid by relatives “‘asmchuflug “5'07; 50'.» 329,237,700 sent ":0'000 men a month to Europa:
as soon as they can come over from ilhode island 65.889'15" 50‘000‘000 This was accomplished with the all: .
Bridgeport. _ - 7314-970 1,, 902 300 of many British ships. When hoatllls.‘
.lermoni. 1 I" . 1' ""' ' ties cause these ships will be ’itbv-s *
GOVERNOR ATTENDS FARM BU-
REAU MEETING ‘
Governor Holcomb is today attend
in: the annual meeting of the Litch-
field County Farm Bureau and is
scheduled to speak at two p. m. in
thchfield. Senator Elijah Rogers.
drawn to transport British troops to» A
Canada. Australia and India. and tow .~
resume commerce. The percenm -.
of transport in American ships hm
steadily risen. but it is not more ms...-
half. This means that the triumph", ~
rate of return will be considerably‘m~ ‘
_ der the rate of departure unless non—t "
Federal Farm lielp Specialist. is on trnl ships coming to America for f .
the program to discuss with Litch— stuffs and raw materials can be “I! .1. ._
field farmers the preSsing problem of ed M .‘
farm labor, and Guy C. Smith oi
EStorru, in charge of the Market News
‘Service in several cities in Connecti-
7cut, will be present to answer on)“
: questions relating to organized selling.
' During the forenoon Richard 1-}.
Dodge, President of the Farm Bureau.
will preside at the meeting of the
tBoard of Directors. Mr. Dodge. who
its successor to Robert Scovtlle as
irresrdent of the hitchth organizni
.tion, is obliged to sever his connec
ltion on account of new work taken
top at tho agricultural college at
ESim-rs. Special interest attaches to fifrdcagxmfihmcgiiime'nm
ithis meeting in- thchfield because of what happens at the armistice W
lintereattng problems that this farm onces In France.
burcau has helped to solve. Notablei
among these is the agricultural stir6 ..__._,.
vey, which war- mnde about ten months;
ago under the direction of Minn W4
Manchester, the County Agricultural.
Agent. After thchfiefd's demonstm-'
.tton that the survey could be made.
Siour other countiea took a similar
F 'shing
icensus. it is now believed that Litclr'i
I field’s example In this matter will lead:
to u statewide survey within the nexti ac e
few months. .
Mrs. Mary l-‘orclcr has announced
tho marriage of her (1 lighter, Miss.
;May li‘ol‘cier, to Cla+ce William
'f‘orneli. ensign in_the lnited States‘
Navy. on Friday. October 4, in New
York city. Misti l-‘orcler taught in our
high school several years and is now
teaching French and literature in the.
Newport. R. L. high school. Ensign
Cornell is a well known lawyer in Lon
Angelou. They will make their home
Even so. it will take many monthly"
to bring our forces home. It ia'Ilhelr;
that. American gnrrlaonn will (locum
the Rhine and other German border
provinces and will police northern
France. This would take a consider..-
ble force and would permit them
and Belgians to turn to the work at
reconstruction.
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Questionnaires sent. out by tho W 6
cal Both-d will have to be aha «If
and returned to the board W
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UNITED WAR WORK CAMPAIGN
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Why You Chould Give Twice a Much
as You Ivor than Mont
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