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TUESDAY. DEC. 31. 1918
Today
Norma Tall“
Absarom‘ 510‘)
‘" an max Thsl Surpn‘CS
"HerUllh Will"
Wednesday
Xe“ Year's ”i“
edge
Weir. a c.»
New Year's
Added Attraction
P l W‘ A ‘ al
l “.10 C5 Sim ”‘9 H"
Specie I
‘ " Law M
Plesldent WNW" 3‘
. 'aflCc
‘ Al‘UR‘QDAY AND FRIDAY~JOIIH
' ;; rrymore in the Framamt. "3o
pie ~Quiet" '
. l~ far {will lat") Hrl husband
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5 Also 12th 9:5 v , w ill- llllltlli‘lill; oi iill‘ i'll'llllLlllllr'lII
-' “The P182195 I“)? illi'lii-lil> -lw-l‘l.~ ol' ialiglh ’l'lie lit-
and the added attraction.
Charlie (‘haplin in
In
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“Shoulder Arms"
“Inc Home of Screen
Nuance 2:15
Delights"
Evening 7 and 9
Today
Constance Talmadrre
In Select Picture
“The Honeymoon"
A swltt joy-spreading comedy. Alec
Orl'CIII War Filme
New Year’s Dav
Bic Holiday Bill
Vivian Martin
In Paraminent' New"
“Her Country First”
s set! upon .- atory by Mary Re
I.) III Rlnehart. And an old friend,
Charlie Chaplin
In 3 reel comedy.
“A Doll's Life"
Monday and Fridav
Five Acts Vaudeville
William S. Hart in
Tutti Mix ’ .
.l thrilling S'C‘y oi tile grate
H ":e . . a u‘
"Mr. l.ti',.’iill.l .h. . .
and a‘so ‘
Fatty Arbuckle .
in his latest (u' -rd)
“The Cook"
,i “Riddle Gawne”
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, REGENT THEATRE TODAY.
- Norma Talmadge In Her Latest Select
Picture, ‘fHer Only Way."
Home Talmadge, presented by
Joseph M.Scheuclr. in her latest Select
picture will he the attraction at the
Regent theatre today. The story of
"Her Only Way" is as follows:
Lucille Westbrook (Norma Tal-
tnadge) loves Joseph Marshall. a
young man ,in her home town. But
when she returns from boarding-
‘ sonmi, her guardiantetls her that her
iortune has been swept away and that
_, Paul Belmont. a we 'llihy man of the
r‘ ; village. who wishe "er handln mar-
riage. promises it. are her father's
home. Joe liar: til. i latcillo will be
won by the glitter of wealth and bit-
.terly denounces hog. and stung by his
lack of faith, Lucille tells him that she
will give her consent to Belmont's pro-
posal and before she. knows it. finds
herself wedded to the other man.
But amid luxurious surroundings.
(DIVIDEND NOTICE
138th
Semi-Annual Dividend of
The Norwalk Savings
' Society.
Norwalk. Conn
December 12.1913.
At a meeting of
. . the
his Society. held thi ”rem" °’
. 8 d
; u a. “to of FOUR (‘).yo 3 dividend.
“f 3:. 1918.
, . name it entered on ana-
. and paid on and alter Janliiary
- ' DEPOSITED ON on
-- . ARY 10TH. me. an
WILL
WET WON JANUARY
Anna-n '
.IONDAY mm}; bottle.
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my 11'. compliant. . a rim toll-e eaves
if -' "l ‘ MLMm
Illlll‘li .ollpll- is lenlai'rn‘li I!) :l min
ISII‘I' \illtllll llilk |tl'tt\llit‘liililll)’ tlnli~1
alnl. illllltl ll!llt‘>. Int and Simon i-lait
oi. a >l-l-ml.‘ I'lllllllll of "The Honey
ll mun "
NEW YEAR'S ATTRACTIONS
AT ‘IHE REGENT THEATRE
Tom Mill in "Mr. Logan. U. S. A."
Albo Fatty Alt-buckle In “The Cook "
l’llil- oi In» flltlulll): lii\llllll|.\ oi lilt'
lllt' \l'lllialti I‘m rilll, 'll-ill
.\i:\ ulio It,“ Ill-l-n pi'l-M-iltiilu one suc-
lvl-a; after another and ilil‘lluuliig his
ll lilili‘llilll atlli ptlplllfllll)
lil~ lltll'sl play. "\Ii Lorna. l' S
‘ .\ " will he .~llouii at the llt'gt‘lll till-a-
. tin-\i'eliileslia). and it >lltl“~‘ ’l‘oiti Mir.
.:l~ \‘l't‘l't'l .~l-llil-v- lliiill. \iiio lt'l.‘
‘pi' «inn Ullin‘lL‘ll the call of line.
I: l\l‘l‘ ell-l) opportunity to [at
l » ll‘i“t‘ lltll"lill‘ll> lt'ill'l thgtt Hl‘t’ a
not ‘..lil‘ -;lll;il of l‘\’(‘i‘} fills pro
lllzr ion
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AT PALACE THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY.
.VIVIIH Martin in “Her Country First"
and Charlie Chaplin in "A Dog‘s
Life."
Our oi lllt‘ iilllllellli: >Ililllilltnx it.
"Hot Country First." the latest Pain 1
,liloiiill [lil‘lllll' starring pi'rlly \‘Ivlanl
,.\Iartiti. is illl llll‘ltll‘nl whit-Ii (li‘ill-‘a'
1 allli the running of.“ Girls' Aviation|
. Corps. Dorothy Grant, the role played
I by lllss Martin .Is the miniiianlivr of'
{the organization and nlli‘ draw.» up a
I .~el of rules for the alrls to abide. by.‘
I (Inc of Hip i‘lllt-s l‘t‘lltlfi' (
"Never have l~liiri or l-oai tltiliul~l
liUIiPtl iii ”iv lllroal." lllll under this
1 rule litt-atiiendinont is written in pen I
.(‘il. “last a little way. being lenti-
i nine "
, The story “as written by Mary vllob.’
‘l-rlt ltineliari. most famous of Amt-rt ‘
.ran women writers. and gives l:harm-.
, int: Vivian Marlin just the sort of role'
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hit is suited to her buoyant person . year. but it h. ““93“”.
llllliy. it will be shown at the Palace
; theatre New Year‘s Day and the man-
; agemenl is preparing to handle record
lemma.- (‘liarlle (‘haplin in “A page
’ Lil'r will also be on the program.
1 INDOOR ATHLETIC GAMES
BOSTON. Dcc. :ll.~'l‘he lloslou AlIl-.
Llelle Association announced todav that
.lt would hold its annual indoor athletic"
games March I. The meeting will be.
the first of importance in the east this.
year. it was said. ‘
m.
PRUSSIAN CABIN ET CHANGE
l AMSTERDAM. Dec. 31.——'rlle inde-f
.pendent socialists in the Prussian min-l
pistry and olllclnls ofl the Prussian govg
gernment who belong to that parry.
have resigned. according to a Berlini
;dispatch to the “Haudelsblad.” i
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gLook at tongue! Move pollen: from
' liver and bowels at once. '
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Mother! Your child Isn’t naturally
coated: this is a sure slim its little
stomach. liver and heirels need a
When listless, pale. feverish,‘ full of
cold. breath bad, throat sore. doesn't'
eat. sleep or act naturally. has atom-l
sch-ache, diarrhoea. remember. a gen-I
tIe liver and bowel cleansing should
always be the first treatment given. I
Nothing equals "California Syrup oil
Figs" for children's ills; give a tea--
a well and playful child again. All
children love this harmless. delicious
"‘i'ruit laxative." and It never tails to,
effect a good “inside" cleansing. Dir-l
lectlone for ‘bahiea are plainly on the
ran aou'ra NOI'ALK nvanrim ans-run
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cross and peevlsh. See if tongue is]
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cleansing at once, i '
spoonful, and in a rev. hours all me’ui.
foul waste. sour bile and fermenting you feel lumps nf distress In stomach
food which is cloned in the 'bowela ,‘pain. flamenco, heartburn or headache.
buses out or the system. and you havoi Here is instant relief—No waiting!
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Murray. ilreyl'uss. Leonard.
Reich. lieellmali and Del-
men on Local Team“ l mu
Thorpe Will l'rolialily
Relei‘ee
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t i ll luvrl .i'.."l't cation :ll‘tl lit:
it'llill g- Ill'l‘.llnlllll ot' this spl pliy Ellii‘ltl
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lolzll Int}: lllrl It‘ill :lnli lllr' tllm toll.
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I... .‘It ~l guards llll- garlic has llltli. Ill)
i .ll\' ll\‘.\ Iii lit‘lllilllll and the initiator
:l-n: wa- \i'l) illllllllitll‘ in H‘t‘llllfll.‘
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l” ' lrlvril-Ivi'atl t‘lllls I.loit.lrli “ill IN :l
I in .« Ill‘ til Ilia-yin» [It- i« without
llii‘ lw~l ol' lllt‘ present day
Hill a III In ll~lirli tlpoii Iiy lilii‘
. .3 ilX‘i'.
ll' i!“
l'.l\ to ~lliir lllllll) o: his team's points.
lllllllll\ Ill-l'ltiillttl l.\ the only new
limit to ililiil-ai til it Nol'uillli form but
Illi' will til Illlr ~lllr Ht‘t‘llr‘ no lliliti
“twin”! to local tans who haw ~cen
Illlll with Li ll\y'.\ Illu l- Ribbons of
Illiliul'tiorl ||i~ :lI‘Illl) I5 known to
‘yt'\\'l'l‘\'lllii' interested in» the fll‘t'lli
rum. and he i-- rrl-llill-d with heitigone
lll llli‘ most llillllfl'l'tlllfi anll nio.-l ac
* .. shots in the garlic .
”lliilin- lien :i the idol ol .\olwillk
lltll‘. “ill llisliorl on tho llll‘ill courts
in! his third ('llllxii-i'llillt' :casoii and Is
MII'i' to ho on hand Willi his sillllt' last.
mappy Lillllt‘ Wllll‘ll has won tor llllll
:lll tlilllistillll-ll plan of honor in local
rplll‘illlllll. (‘Illlt'lio llt‘llnl'l'l. who was
ill the Norwnlk llnr-up on at number of
occasions Ianl ‘wilsoti will be carried
by “array as his substitute player.
Ilettiirrl iv. rllietl its t‘l'itl'k iloor innit
rug our him can In- swung itito any
position at :l Illl'llll‘llis‘ nolIl-e. ’
For several SPHEUIlp past the knick-
l'l‘lilll'lil-l‘s' (ll' .‘ll-W i‘nl'k little opened
the \‘orwlllk Slitntln and this your will
be no exception. With Joe Snioick
and \lt'Mlllull, two old Norlvallt lilt'il.
“'ltr'hnt'l‘. Arlier :lnli Sharkcy they villi
invade the city tomorrow nilihl tor illl'
' me. .
opggrnvfulg; tans will be assured of the
lineal guinea possible in this city this
to receive the
support of all to make it it iluccess.
With such a galaxy of stars all appear
on the Norwalk lineup ii is anticipat-
ed tlilll a record attendance will be
present touiormw evening and it'll
. keep up their support.
l-Iilorts are now being madl- by the
tiianagemenl and by Johnny Murray to
secure the servicea oi the incompar—
able Tom Thorpe. the greatest and
sonar-est referee iii the gains at the.
present time. Thorpe needs no intro-
duction. as he has officiated here on-
several occasions and has earned for
himself an enviable reputation as.
keen and impartial judge of fair and
foul plays and the Nurwallt fans will
al-rlrd him a big reception if he can
he lnduced to return here.
HENDR—tzks CAN LEAVE TEAM.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 31.~—Jack lHen-
‘ . drlcks. who is under contract to man-
age the. St..bouis Nationals neat sea-
son. will not be forced to fulfil his eon-
tracted obligations if he desires to
leave the team, according to an opin-
ion expressed by Major Branch Rick-
ey. president of the club. who is home
from France.
milliliter: been stated recently that Hen-
dricks might return to the Indian-
apolis Clug oi the American Associa-
tion. which he managed for a number
of veers. If he could obtain a release
from his contract with the St. Louis
team.
um ill illlllcil,
llitllsnlt ill its
Eat one Tablet! Get instant relief by
' taking Pape'e Dinpepeln
,When meals don’t (it and you belch
acids and undigested food. When
”madame
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l-‘...lilpio|l.~llip Ill I‘ll? lt'l, “Ill be lll lili-
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lililililllilllllli
High Priced Coal-hing
Thing of the Post
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tll‘lnll illt‘.‘ \‘ll'ii. :iII'I‘
lillails oi the «"TldllRPlllFl' nil
leil tor I‘tlnrl‘lt‘litly ill-lllrllli ll. i.
drtglad- anti llr llilllrlll t'tl‘lllill‘
'el Tilt elllllt‘lll boll “ill at dill llt'lt‘
oil 'l‘lllliwlay and algal‘izn atolll or. ..
Itllllfitlrlli' hurl» (Omit rs “t l' t let iii
In «wry lll'.l!‘.t'l: o" well ..-l yl-.l., ll.i'
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an» Ilium“ to ii. iii .‘illll liltllllll“ r
N‘l'llt‘t‘ lll.ii llll) loll not
\‘iilt' lil'ltlli' ilt‘hl i.lll, and In“:
liloimlily l‘r-ilnl lllllllrli‘it‘ l'il-n
('lllllM‘. Ilt‘l‘illlht‘ l-l their illill¢5<i \ plan.»
llallll'al limiter, \illl ll‘ llliatlt lll t'w
ni‘llilllllt“ and lllt‘ filiillltldl nllllp'll'l
which can lw gillllalllel-ll \\Ill lw ill}
till-acre tililil next tall and tin- Illhlil)"r.
ol' IIIKll-lll‘li‘l‘ll l'tllitllt‘.\ Will tllrlliliwill l
but the winter spill! program aill lit .
arranged as ili.~l 'a~ llll- lllltlt'lfll‘itll‘loit"
iiiatiagers can book ilienl. and llli“
Iiasellall Irat'Il' and towing .~l‘l:l~d.lIl--;
more leieun'ly,
A i-loiaariizaliuil of the .\llileli.-
Hoard of (‘otilrol will take plal-e I’io
lessor Robert N. (‘oi‘wui has Ill‘i‘ll :ll
il.~ head during iIiI‘ period oi' the war
and formal serious have been illlile‘
sible llt‘l‘.lllo(‘ of Illt' absence oi most:
or il.~ mi‘llllll‘h in some lorm oi ltiiIi-‘
‘Iiily rPl‘llt‘Q, llemtlltr met-ting) will:
be begun initiiedialeiy. . l
I'lam. for introducing ma» athletics-i
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lliilll’ll ll’
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In
South Norwalll
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and physical film-its in accordance‘
with the recoiuinendalihm made hy-
llil- national Collegiate Associationi
will be taken up by the lat-till). the;
iailllt'ilt‘ committee and Illt‘ under.
graduates illllllt‘diitlt‘iy.. "
Yale's lllt‘illbt‘l‘hlllll unlivi Illt‘ l‘t‘llllllt‘l
planned hegllitllilu llf‘\I \‘t‘t‘k i. prob '
. It‘lllillll'itl. lint column». assign about~ allimllp of the peasants in illt‘ rc~
,L’llllo silillelih l‘or illl‘ liiiill-ruily iltlr-i
. . ‘gioil of Moscow In alarming till-
ing the liiilalnller oi llil~ year. I] . ‘ . _ p _ I. '
llilllll trips will he lmlllil-ll hy all till-l Mm” r'“"‘"“"”‘lv """"“ "‘5 I”.
win”..- .Im” mm“, ”no“... N ”W'Illt‘ l'l-trograti t'lll‘l‘l‘hplllltlmll oi
liitli oi rink in artificial in. in ”W the Journal. Early lll ”L‘t't'llllJCI'.
“f" " 5 “kid." "It” lllli'kl‘l‘ 'Hunlt‘filic reports, the peasants avlivrly
[Will not luv loriaally played IIIIP- r03 i t't'l'lilit‘t‘l tillll it “up, a track lioforl-
, Hill
I they were subtitled.
, W V “V A. ._._ A j The lllllhllt‘Vlk “I'll titlard llrokl-
M finVERN “IE8 ‘ severity. The peasants \verl- imor-l
’ giy ariiil-ll and were fort-ell to stir-
' AFIHI llllXINli Billll
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‘rt-iidl-r ill large numbers. Numer-
ions villages, the t'til'l‘l‘allltllllt‘lli
I l
alllls. were rated to the ground by
artillery and large IlIIllllll'l‘s ol'
liliS'l‘er, Hep, 3l.~“T¢-Pn McCoy-f peasants were litassnl‘rcd.
lt‘l'll." oi Philadelphia, a boxer known' The peasants. however. the cor-
:ln |;lli\'ilit‘ ill't‘ RB Hank dl LOO. Whoa"- l‘t'fiplillili'lli continues. Illflml
hku Wli'i ll'flciuled when lit" was ‘ . ' -' ‘
II I l t' i t' t l h i ‘
I (v “(I (I w l ‘1 “ [III II “I lilltl If 0] [Ill llltill Ill llt
Bolslleviki.
LONDON. Dee. IiI.V—~Morning
y newspapers give equal prmniiieiiee
““1‘3‘fi3flj'2fig: {‘0' Y‘allgmiemh “i to the speech of Premier t‘lemen-
WWW“: h. ”H.331...“ $981.: of :1,“ Penn before the French Chamber
:flnd has W... n magnum“. box-H tori of Deputies and President \iil-
‘Ihi‘ last six years. I‘m“ night'n mml'h'SOli N lldtli't‘liii at Manchester. By
was the twoutyeixhth in which he:their headlines. by placing in jux-
‘parliclpated during the 1918. He was: taposition the. striking mummy,
and by their comment. ill‘ \ .cws-
leredited with the New England feath-
lei‘weight championship on August 25. . .
I916. when he datum. M Delmont in’ papers reveal a certain l‘..l\:a8‘llleSB
this city. illl consequence of ill“ apparent di-
l.os'l;0[.yt;“i):‘:ci ill-“Will"? Mdlhil' vergcncc between M. Clement-call
era," 0 a ep a. w 0 eat as t: "
;sufiercd it skull fracture in a boxingilmd Mr. Wilson.
mall-h here with Frankie Britt of New
lllediord. was unconscious and on lite _ _
dangerous list at the Boston City l'os. costing the customs of a substan-
pifillitod'ay. be 1 ed d fitial disagreement, or promoting
it as on pee an or urea m . . ' l . _
at his home. and will be brought to‘ ‘1 ety ngardmg he conference
this city many. to mm" to a charge Their dcsrre seems mainly to show
of assault. according to the Boston po- that M- Clemenceau s standpouit
lice. McGovern's inquiry was received is not so remote from Mr. Wilson ’3
when he fell during the bout. striking as might appear at first sight_ and
his “Pad “WHY 0'“ the 5°" 0‘4“ that any diflercuces that exist
ring. His real name is Frank Di Leo. . . .
hm when he entered the boxing mm. ought to be arranged wrtli pains
and patience.
he look that of the late "Terrible Ter-
ry“ McGovern. of New Haven. —“
‘WANTS NAVAL PEN.
SONNEL OF 250.000
WASHINGTON. Dec. Sir—Secretary
Daniels asked the House Naval Com-
mittee today to provide for a temper
ary increased navy personnel of 250,
'match. last night. with Frankli- Britt.
of New llelll‘ord. died at the City Hos-
;pital today. Britt was arrested loda
There is an‘ obvious endeavor.
however. to avoid anything sun.
ARRESTS CAUSE SENS-A-
TION‘ IN MUNICH AS
AUTHORITIES FEAR-
ED REVOLUTIONARY
PLOT
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lfor New Year’s eve. Herr Auer,
lllliwevcr, accompanied Premier
lKllrt Eisner to Stuttgart, to at-
teiid a conference there. and per.
Qinitted the‘ matter to temporarily
[get beyond his control. He says
‘tliut the counter-revolutionary
forces slipped in.
Herr Auer. speaking today be:
fore the Soldiers’ and Workmeu’s
Council, defended the plan to
Happy NewYear'
APPROPRIATE
. FOOTWEAR
roa ou'rnooa, enemas
raise citizen soldiers and remind- AND D3388
elf! Bhe delggatos thlrt on the night l'or Ken and Women Who 3001!
o ecem er 6, w en he was at- "m m;
tacked and forced to resign, he re- After 00 ' B “d
ceiyed no protectiou' from the poo OOHORT.
lice or any eaistinz miitary or-
ganizations Herr Auer’a resigna-
SQLDIERSuSAliilRS-ATTEN
If you plan to enter business you iii-list be pre-
pared. Competition will be keen. Warpositions
came easily-r—Place positions will require inten-
sive training. Merrill Business College has been *
training men and women for Business for more
than thirty years. We Can Help you.
School Will Open _
THURSDAY, January 2
Evening School FRIDAY, January 3
New Classes
organized on ahl;i:.ve dates
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The School That Teaches Success
Merrillllusinesstlolleges
Slamiorii Port Chester
000 men for the year beginning next fl" oillces and messengers, were lb“;
July. leaving the question oi a penal» pounced today by Poetmaet' crOr-nerfl .
nenl peace lime personnel to be deter" Burleson. Employee in erIcOlm‘“
lulllcti after a detailed study of comple- than a year and a half get an tact...»
mull.» fur ships to be made during the of ten per cent, and lhoselemployet
summer under the direction of Ad- less than a year and a halt five I).
miral Benson. He also sought ”I. I
authority to transfer one thousand of~
tlcers from the reserve force to that
permanent natal establishment.
Mr. Daniela also asked the wrnmlt-
tel- to write into the new appropriation‘
bill a provision making permanent the
war-time pay increases for enlisted
men. This would give increases of 86
to 8l5 a month over the pre-war scale.
making the pa) l‘IillL'I‘lIl‘llill $38 to 351
ll liloiilli.
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SETTLlNG ELECTRIC STRIKES
BCHENECTADY. N. Y.. Dec. 31-4 .
The first important step toward Nb.
dunentlof the sympathetic strike i ‘.
nearly 20.000 operatives at the Gene!!! .
Electric Company's plant was an. ,
tOday when Mayor Silou mauled h
a eonlerence Intel today between ‘
resentativeli of the strikers
‘ a
George E Emmous, General Mane" .
'oi the company. The employee My.
been idlelsinco December 19. M
has been vigorous picketing. but .
a
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INCREASED WAGES FOR TELEG-
RAPHERS l
”at
goat disorder.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 31. Increased
wages, effective tomorrow. for em-
ployes of all departments or tele-
graph systemsl under government con-
trol except employee at non-function-
WORTH ATTENTION OF WOMEN.
When you feel too tired to work.
when dark putts appear under your
eyes. when you wake up weary. with
backache or pains in sides and loins.
when muscles and bones ache. when
you suffer trom rheumatic twinges.
when lumbago puts you down, then
you knpvrn the kidneys are weakened
or disordered. 'Mrs. “P. .l. Bucknelt
Route 1. Hardy. Neb.. writes: "I are
recovering from an attack of lumbago.
by the aid of Foley Kidneys Pills
They sutely have helped rue—Stillma-
Powell Corporation, "
Olll refill!“ m A
With airma- _
mo
More limiter
your money and
better light ier-‘i,
‘ your eyes. “‘
Albeit D. Me an
numerals: ,, .-
JUNK!
You can always get the highest
prices tor race, inner, metal and
old lama, Just call up.
pl'leepaid for Second-hand Auto.
nobles.
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