4511”. mm .- .
what’s All America? Awai ‘ =11?
’hen the happv millions had finished celebration:r
'1 null} what next did they want? It’s what vou are
caucr f or--vou. your wife and everybody else In your
i 'l“ l‘.
.1 1 on re all anxious for just one thine—to hear the
l . tll'V of how our boys di it—the real storv. full of tire
'21it’l (olm'. from the lips 01' one of the fellows from
olil' own town .Rizht? You bet!
W ell. her'c 1t is. The story of Victorv. the reason
brought he fore vour own very eyes. It s as inti-
1:1 11. tale as 111011211 told _by your own borther—ad
iiltel'ostim: touches. That’s whv Its the but um-
11 of the vear—the picture all America wants to
i . iii :. Lillian Gish and Robert Harrell are
both in it.
forty-om F1: in
The oGreatestThing 111 life?
Presenis
oAmceArr Pia-m
fact from the very day of her wedding, 5
she had the couraee to fight on. She .
even brought cheer and comfort to :12
poverty-stricken lamily in the slums;
and by so doing uneaxtlled a dial-3,;
told her the history of her husband's:
past life. This discovery led to a1
most unheard of change in her daily;
life. it evcnillrlllv lIrollrht her l1appi-5
11113.11. But how and whv'.’ By sec-
inu ‘\\'i'~'os ol‘ .\len' you‘ll learn the
.-:tory of this woman's life and the stor'y
i: of a'll:¢t‘ll‘biillz illiel'efit. Florence
Rind is the 5131‘, 8-111 her at the lie—'
:i‘nt theatre, tomorrow. '
Just as they were about to start on
Iheii' lmncyuloon the. newly wed )Trs
.IillllPS Elllersson discovered lll‘l' lmS'
hand lookin': at. a photograph of an-
wonlall. 0n the back of it wa-c
"\‘.'1'tll- to 111v ll'uflhand.
tlllil‘l'
1'; l'it t on.
Crane."
ltll'l‘
_ ___,__,_..,___‘_._~ _'-__.——
CONCERT IN THE FIRST
METHODIST EpiscopAL CHURCH
l1 zllouint: is the program of the con-
cart to be given in the First Methodist
l‘pLscinal church on \Vcdncsday oven-
8 o'clock this week. it will be
entertainment of gloat
aw.
n: at
:1 musical
l‘ll’i'll.
l'l{lu Solos;
Miss Charlotte Davis
... “—‘K‘WN- mg -:—:-— — - : IL
) , l1. Iii-l'cense "'1' ........... Chopin
;’" fl 5E TH ' a. Ballade (Up. .\ Flat) t‘llopin
f A it Soprano Solos:
I Miss Esther M- lit-r:
a The Star
11 Toaay and Tomorrow James Rogers
' h The Americans (‘ollle
~ Fay Foster ‘1
, Violin Solo
. r AT IflE IflEAIRES \ll's Leonard \Vall
Rpg'ei}i rheatre ._.____.- Siclianwlliaand‘on ..............
‘ ’ AT pALACE THEATRE TODAY AND ...... Francois F1 rancocur Kreisler
The House of Refined TOMORROW 'Quartctte: Mrs. Frank Hadle), Mrs.
Entermhnle"t _ 11. 1'. Millard. Miss lsabelle Slau-
, A “0.51. of nolI-d Maps and special D. “I. Griffith Present<, “Greatest son, Mrs. J‘ J. Snavely.
. 71”“"m'5 Thing in Life," Featuring Lillian 1' Tim Long Day Plosvs’-...SIIlli1'nII
'- ‘ , Gish and Robert Harron, l: The Four Leaf ('lover ........
'1 quaV . lllillll‘Sl'Zliilt'<:-l Stalled all the excite -------------------- C- “2- C‘mes
51 0111' day only. 5""" "'5'5555555'5'5. mom that fulllisllcd tho Storv for “The Tenor SUlO’S
THECDORE ROBERTS (il‘1""-'i Thin: in 1.110." 11. w. (ll-Ir- 1.0111111111131111
in his 1.111. P31 .1l1":l" nirInl'c. li.‘:' 'wlh ,\l‘l"l‘al5l picture. which :1 Joy of the Morning "....l.“..
'1 z-' , ”...... , U; l: .0 “RIP“ 1()( “1",, .................... arrle “FF
3 b‘PllDD'NHEAl) " \nil ””1151. ,2'5' ' 5 H 55' , l1.lulia's Garden .......... Roger.II
‘VII‘SON ll “:1: 1111 old lllilll will) Stiller?“ Piano Solo '
From Mark '1'11'411 1' -l1-lli‘:ltcil from it. [.1111 l’cl'vt. Nostalgia wit-‘- Miss ('llill'lottc Davis
slot": 01 that 31M! '2 'I" 5"“ “5"" 1:11:11 lll" lltIt'l'll' called it. So sl-i'i lama-mic: Si, Francis “’alking on
"'0 "nu-“(255555 '55 551'”:5'22525."5l5'llo\'5: 1.1143 did it all'I-c; [.1111 l’l'l‘t'i, Illal tl'l' \‘l'al'r's' ......... Liszt
154511351~ln5l211lll022 1," 1':..5.'-55;'t5 15";,,.:...2_ doctor told his ilallglnvi' Jeanette. It ('Olltl‘ulm Solos 5 ’
thrill-ts ' Tllt'tltl'l - Til'l-l' I vs '1' I11' didn't lI‘lllill lo Ill—I llaIi\'1' Fran?“ Miss Gladys Mills
7'6"Sl>'llllt. .13: >2 wit ~ '.‘Ill 1» 1“, 11.1mm die :1 Such a Little Fellow"V . .Dillllnont
‘ I' "":1:-d " “'15..“ “-u. 11... “mm-v coillillc :‘lom'f 11 My Laddie ........ A. Tltayer
1“"‘“ “ She didn't lillnw 1111a 11'1'filllll31' lu Serrano 8010 with Vivlin Gilliam" i
l’alllc News ' Pictorial lgitln'l. All 'lzl'y lmil 1-2:.- “ .lllall lulum Mius 11mg and )Ilh. “all"
Alld a ( 031C 'dV 1:1 and 1111112: 'llttllll- “Jr-111.11..-olu-‘olti-l' Siall No More
noon from ‘lll‘ inns-l sul'pl'l: 11w ulIuH‘C. Frederick P. Rullard 5
' ‘Wedncsdav two $7,011 hills. Tllov never knew Lovers of music. shouldfl‘not;misa
1;” e111 ”pm. . . ..,, .11ll' just. who Rent it. onlv llllt'y thanlir-d um. pn'erffiin'lngn'. Miss Davis is one
him again and again in tlcir prayers. of tile moat. acrom lished l is s
I ‘AORENLIC REE!) But it was he man wllo'll'ad insulted tho slate. Miss up}; and ggrénqggasf;
In the 111.11}. .11 :1.1ii.:'c. .lcanem- more thoroughly than nor are among Bridgeport's most popular
“WIVES 0F NIEN" person in llt‘l'dl‘lc-l'l'V younLr life. 011.1- singers. Mrs. “'all is an artist with
7.. mm. oust-mid um-“ ”21;”; ”H. Ila-1' lulwm‘il LII‘IIIWUII walked up '11" the violin. Miss Mills is known in all
.'l1oro:l'zlpll or 1111:1121. ‘-\"|'ll.lll ni'h 1:111 "WV-““7- l’“"'"’” 3 lléll‘lialli' 01' “IL" Norwalli by the beauty and charm of
l , .111 what would \o'l 1.1 .1 l. .' :11 ”11". 1111.11. will. “I ltll't‘ul'It—‘H- l "55“,. her sillzlnz. The local quartet is made
; a - 0\'(‘( you or a year, 11 You 211'" "H“:- 3., . . 1'. . -
.. A Travelogue {series mm, .1 mm m :1. "mm a sin”). um i 1111- 3211.119“ local nluslmans.
Alld COIIICdV ln'collm ill-J nlotllcl ol‘ Slillpltills “ RUNAWAY CHILDREN FOUND
,3 V . ‘ _ . v l.i\ill$:.~tnll was rich and proud :111'! V“.--
i Thurhda,‘ alld I‘I'Ida.‘ llmst >1'lll>ll. Sila' lllctllilll llL'iiill. lfl' ‘Niimingtcn Girls Had Started for
’l'llc lil't'li."~' 11' l'lI"‘ll 1111'. ill l"i'zlill't‘. ullo-l'c llcl' leilll-l' 1'11: California to Go Into Movies.
. \\'illi:1ul .\. ”1‘1 .1 :~ 111-1-.~'-', gaincll lll>~ health in lll'.‘ litc hr l11\'t'~l .‘ch York. March 4,—On their way
2 “LITTLE ‘VONIEL 1" and had lllisel ll so long. lie did a 1 1,; 1m» land of oranges and movie
ll'lnt thin” =‘.n- l-‘l'ancl- loo . - . , .1 - .
.\ l'zii‘ltllillllil' 11-1141" 311:1. 1:1! ' " - ~llllll05. 31.111011 and I)mtll3 Alexand-
',..M ”mom \i \'ltll'5 il‘nlryl'\ -_—_-._~ .-.“ 1-1', 12 find ll vcars old. respectively.
.3111'3 or that 11:11'1- tin-1.11.11 lo sni- AT REGENT THEA‘l‘RE TODAY or \\'itnlin;zton, l)el.. were intercepted
$1.2. .11., Lanai-1:1 .1111. Tiwn‘ 111 —~ - 1.1' a patrolman cal'lv this momin'z.
- .'\\' ‘ ‘l *5 _' ." .- \ ll 1"\" \ ’1' . . . . . ' .
1:l1\ 'l‘lo'l-5 - l5. ' '~ 5 "'1' ‘l'ittll Thccdo'e RObeus m 5 PM” nhead W" who was unable to see the romance of
r" ' . '. .1' .I 1"' .1. ... . . _ _ . .
. ‘-?::-_ iiillnuz. ~-~'1 ..111... and mum: son. Also Pathc- News p'Cl-Ol'la’ alid two little tn'ls wandering film“! ”1"1
ilitl'lll a COMCdY- i'cnnsplvani'l Station after inidniallt.
‘. 'i‘lle conl'tl'oolll scone used for the 1n“. girls mm the pom... that [hpv'
Also a l’atheN . NSeW'
famous ll’inl in Mark Twain's unlit-i115:
'And a Mack Sennett story, "i’udd'nlll'ad \\'ilson." which will
Comedv lm the Paramount offering at the Re
-.l gent theatre. today. with Theodore It'l-
berts in the title role. is an exact re~
"""I‘flt‘q :1l' I‘Ie colll'tl't'mnl in the Old
111‘: \\'ilnling‘.on at -7 o'clock Sunday
night with $200 ill cash and some jew~
ell'y which was the property of their
parents. They were somewhat contua~
ed as to where California “:11: on the
map. and were about to l'nakc inquires
courthouse at Palmyra. Mismnri. This 1when ”my :39". lam.“ in“, “mm“,
11:1»: l‘t‘}!l‘1Illll('Ctl from bei‘orc the‘ war Their parents ha“. in...“ ,1.“me
>L11'lchi1-s made ln-l'ol'v the old building. -
\‘-'1T'1Ilt'<il‘tl‘£l‘tl. SCHOOL STREET BOY MISSING.
1.» has
...-NA,”
story to do with Lax\'.I'cI'.5 ‘ _._-._
The Heme ,. .
J '5_.. “ “5011. a young man, who has come to A report has
of Screen Delights"
to the
.‘I School
been made
police by Giuseppe Gradia of
street. that his son. Nicholas Gradia.
twelve years of age. has been missing
since Sunday morning, when he start,-
cd to altend the 8 o'clock mass at St.
Mary's church.
The lad had black hair, dark eyes.
wore a gley suit and sweater, and
black shoes and stockings. Nu explan-
ation can be given by his parents and
there seems to be no reason for his
running away. No trace had lit-en
found of him up to noon today.
‘
, a small Missouri town to pl'atice. 011
Todav and Tomorrow higlirsi .m- in 111.: villarze he luakc< a
”The Greatest remark thatinduces one of the town
Thino' in Life" \\l'.~ to ("ill .uln “I’udd'nhead,” a nick
~ '~ 1':I.11u~ tl':f 121111: him throucllout
', Featuring Lillian Gis- '-" 1"" ”f“
and Robert Hal'l‘Ofl 53‘5“? his small L'las's slips, hosvcnl':
; N ‘ -. among It‘llt'l'S. the flnL'el' prints of
l 318le bennett Comedy Tom lll'iscn'l. Sl\'lll()lllll>' old. and of
1 Burton Holmes (‘hanll1u's.'~ix and oue~half months old.
the bahv of Roxv .1 mulalto slave 0““-
! Tral elog'llc ed by the lIl' iscoll family. These babies
l Thursday
l
l
l
!
ll)
are childro'n ol‘ the same father and
that l
I
POSED T0 2 RADI-
CAL GOVERNMENT
ARE MARCHING ON
MUNICH ’
Continued from ’Flrst Page.
llavc issued an appeal for all im
mediate general strike and the
overthrow oi' the National Assent-
lll3' and the present rcplllllic
'1 he 'lilu oi tlll'filroposcd strike
as (‘dllt'll l13'tl1c Berlin Spart acan ~
llit‘llltlt' the introduction ot' factol'v
councils in all plants to l‘tlhlflllait
1m tor3' affairs and ultimately illl
takingI over of tlll't fdtlnl‘ltlsz the
dismissal of the Government,
troops and the, disarmament of all
llollSocialists: the withdrawal of
. 'all troop i'l'olu \Vcstpllalia iii-1111111
and other districts designated and
'illc formation oi lied (' Ilald
lllltlt‘ the control oi the Soviets.
31 hell would take over all illilital'3'
and police powers.
The liberation of all political
prisoners and tile cstalllislllllcnt of
11 11- -vol11tion: 11'1' tribunal to tr3'tl11
.lllici' culprits of the war the ”a,-
.llcll7.ol|1-l' 11s.
'llilldcnllnu'.
F'iild Marshal volt
(icnI'l'al lanlclldoril'.
Admiral 'l‘l'l'piiz and the “trait—
ol's'to the revolution." president
l'lllcl't. i'llallcollor Sclll'idcillaun
.alld tillstav .\'oxk1'. tllc Minis-1111' ot'
,llt'l't‘llsl'
are also called for 'l'llc
illllllcdiatc 'olll'lllsloll of
2mm Russia and the establislllllem
511i' diplomatic relations with thc
Russian Smil't Republic .Il’n‘ like—
Iwisc dclllilllnli'll.
'l'll:1 national governing: hoard
.il' lllt' .\l:: _i11‘it3 Socialist l'al't_\.
‘llll' lll'll'gnll' x it) ilIO Nlllllllllll AN-
.w'lllllly
.‘Iill illt" local board ol'
(Il'calcl' l‘» lllll have appealed to first response to the \‘pal'it ll'all ap—
llit' “tll'n'illt'Illt'll to retrain i'ronl pcal
inking part lll tlll' L'cllcl 'al strike.
“-lln -\ pl'olniw that the govcrlllllcut the majolity ot' the \v'olltillgnlll 11
will 1w.- all efforts possilllc
lllllr;\ .llml: asocial ll'gislatioll ill way workers i'auil' a ('t‘llt‘l l'al stop-
11 in: ll tlic l'ctelltioll ot' the prin- page of work.
1'll)l1' oi the workillglncll' s coon--
til\ “ill lw incorporated. Such
molluils Wllllltl oliiciatc after the' sociah-d [Hos-s1 ~—«\1'.l:otations arc
llliulucr nl' i'ac '_tor\' councils.
’i'lu» 11-.mlllnations against the
\llllit‘ forth that a general
striku .ll this time would prove
\l"
catasll nl llic. as it would he illin1i~‘
51'ai
to llll' curly collilnsioll of
penci- and the economic recovery
of (i1l'lll.lll_v,
'l in- lmlc -pv lulcut Socialists \\ ho dori‘.
are holding a meeting this lnorll g'llf’t‘ll ill control. has llccll (ll-arcd
lug. will not it is said. act on the ol Spartacans without a shot lic-
«trim- issue lefore Tuesday
Reports from the Essen district
show the Inillcls' strike has been
renewed tlicrl' .lInl has not .Vf'l
reached large proportions. Tilt
1111 ll d1111.llld lllc .1~llurtclling_y of;
their (L13 l13 a ll; "lli hour The llllll-l
:l,vtlt‘lll|ll11.\'t'1l \vorkmcll
cl‘s 111 the Allellliurg coal district.
in {'1' ntl'al (‘1'l'lnallv. have
to return to work today.
believed to mark the
This is
gillt‘ end ol' the coal minim.Ir strike
ztroops at Munich have declared
l
. troops also have called for the. 11h-
'rogation of the press censorship.
l
3 corn-'llaonx hiarcll 1— .. ‘. .5 _ _ ..
\iarsllal Foch has, demanded the Th" N” ”‘1‘“ R‘ pulllu "l ( oun-
,clnsll tllc lllUYl mcllt l1:
pearl"
Alcordillgr to the \"ornacl'ts. “r" {ill}? lo the fact that llloll-
arclllstlc asplriltiolls am- (11111111.
to ill the metals trades and thc rail— ' “““Wl it." Null? cll'mcllts in the
voted;
'Slllltla_'.\
beginning: of rccl'iu-d inn-.11
'I‘llllrillgia.
"Rilflliiltilllnl‘ltlliIlS are on tllc 51'.
way to Franii'ul't from “est 5
)llalla. 1H'1I)llllll" to :1 special disfi
pill '5ll l"t'l‘¢l\t'tl l1I1l:l_\ from ('us'ei'la
\‘llll ll l‘t'pfll‘l t‘tl that twclltv al'lll
orl'd ltullllllullill-s l)1':ll‘lll_'_' Sparta-
,a spoonful of salt:
5 keep down uric acid.
' Rheumatism is causcd by poisonousj
toviu called uric acid which is genera-‘5
'5th from any pharmacy
' ounces of Jud Salts; put. a Iafilespoon-
RfPOlll MANY CASES
0f RHEUMAIISM NOW
Says we must keep feet dy; avoid ex.
occur: and ‘eat less meat.
Slav off the damp around avoid ex-
posure, kccp feet
dry. eat less meat.
drink lots 01 water and above all take
occasionally to
ted in the llowcis and absorbed into
the kidney: to filter this acid fir-m the
blood .-.nd1'ast it o" in the urino The
pores of the skin all‘ also a means of
freeing the blood of this impurity.
pores are clawed. thus forcing
nevs to do double work. thcv become
weak and sluggish and fail to elimin-
all this uric acid uhlch keeps accumu
lazing and circulating ”month the 53'?-
tenl. eventually settlin: in the joint:
and muscles causing stiffneSs soreness
and pain called rheumatism-
' ("out rcllcc to i’aris. tho
I
l
[11:1
damp and chillr. cold weatherih?1 skin,
the kid,
I
l
At the first twinge of rheumatiefii'
about. four
to] in :1 glass of water and drink how
.. . look much alike. 1'
five ‘Acts Vaudevflle Roxv changes the babies and mm: ,
. 1') \ 1 ‘ 1‘- , '. '. "'-“—"" l
and Feature Picture 0.11.11 (55155'15~d5 lhflhell of the Urlb' -
‘ co 5. am nus 111:1 (As the real hell"
EthEI (,la} ton - the slave. Twenty years later thel MUSICALE
11'. Paramount production false Tom Uriscoll returns from tl'ol‘,l
'stimulating the kidneys to normal ac~
; “The Mystery Girl" 195:.) and sells his real mothel as aBy Leading- Local and Out-of- tlon thus ridding the blood of these:
‘. Slat; Tpln is jealous of the intereSt: Town Talent impurities
- .. the eautiful Rowena Coopcl takes in l J '11 Salts is inet n ive h 'l 1'
lay . , at the : a . l)? S . arm 9-5
WVEST'GATE Chambers. 5 ' ,and is made from the acid of grapes
. ,M'LK '"DUSTRY: ...—w...» i FIRST M. E. CHURCH ;and lemon juice combined with 11111121;
‘ 1::l1.\.(.lu -.\-\larch 4.+Inv'est,l- REGENT THEATRE TOMORROW : South NO I] and “posed with excellent results by
”55 5" '5'? Federal Trade C0m'- 1' thousands of folks who are subject to
A ~~inll of the mill; industry. pal-lieu:
7.1 1.1 it relates to condensed milk.
1" Droilded in a resolution adopted
11.1 :lle Senate
Florence Reed, in the Modern Photo. Wednesday. Ma5r¢5 8 P M rheumatism Here you have a. plea-
play. "Wives oi Meal" Also Travelg.
Thirty-Five Cents
911: Series and a Comedy.
1 Memo: the 11m in}! bufiaam.mcolnmmm-
which overcomes uric acid and Is
fore breakfast eachmorning for a week. '
This is said to eliminate uric acid '3:
ltllc Spartacaus and communists.
served to 1112111 111 pm the 111-54111;
over the proposed sending of the'
committee, as the American dole.
gates were opposed to dealing with
W
Roentgen 1150111 Bavaria say the
ltlley will stand back of the city
military commander Herr Dnerr,
‘in the demand for a purely Social:
51stic ministy. They announce
their refusal to co- -oper11tc with horship on the. committee.
and that they are. prepared to op-
Ml'NlCIhQuudayfi March 2‘—-
pose all street terrorism. The
The Soldiers' and Worknlc'n's
('tllqltl'l‘t‘ss has rciectl d 113 a vote
ol' .234 to 70 a motion 1"5adillga
follows:
11 1 y '(1
Illllllcdiatc delivery of the (i'Iillu115555l 5:5 prorlil imigr'r‘tnd] 5fll5slml5w
lowl'l.1l.ltilc fim.‘ uIIllout regard I £11111 1x1 (lit-v.1 p (rs 11' 11111 11r.
lilv- question 111' food silppl'r. .11 l“"‘”.‘ to the w-olkilll.r pt'opll" 1'11.-
1 ling! to a (li'Tutcll from Vt 111 5l‘l't‘w‘ulted 113' councils of not 1.1111111
("1.( 1 I . ‘
mar. where the German Nadolnl “’M'” rtl‘tl 1101151111“. a. 1d i1 is
.\.~'iI-ll:l1l)‘ is in session.
__ i'<1llo\11'll.1,.r l'csollltlollz
\VlRHAW' Sulldav. March L" "'HH‘ Assl‘llllil." “l' Sl’l‘lll'm'
(Associated 11”.”; —'l"or H“. scc and \Vorklllcn (‘ollncils constitute
um} time at “in hump”... ,m.m]“.,g1tllc l’roxisioll: ll National ( ollllcil
oi' the inter -.\llicd Mis'sioll to lo."ll llll' l‘l‘l'l' at 11:- ol ii 1\ ll'i.1.'lllc
land has llt‘ -ll fired on 113 the 515‘ “" ”5““ ”‘llmlllw' \\ ill llc chars-'-
l7krllillialls, accordillg’to all of- “l “ll“ “1“ dil‘t‘rlllm oi‘ national
iicinl tclcuraln received by l‘rc— ”WWW“ and Will entrust oi thlyl 1'
lllit'l' Padcrcwski. Tllt‘ shooting: ”1"“ l“"‘“'"""'-““”"“ appoint
occurred on the route iii-11'.'1'1'll.5"'5”"‘ “r" I'."V"k“"l" ll." lllt‘ Nat-
melwl-o and l’r/cln'3'sl mun! (:oullcll. ’l‘llc (‘tlllillllllt't' will
The organizations instructil'll‘m' il'uln its lilt-lllllcrs a central
I’lllllliliilt't‘ oi' M'Vt‘ll. which will be
their f‘llllli“f‘l‘a to asscmlllc at i'act . _
iil'ils to lll'chllt work and dil'cit ""l’l’n‘ll’h'l " ll
llltlll to avoid ntrcct (lt‘lllllllSll‘ll— “11' future constitution (if the
tions in ordil‘ that tile wov'cllr 1"rc1- 9.1111 of Bavaria will lll‘ pre-
llll‘lll lll:13'll.lv1-llo opportullitv tll'llill‘l'tl l1;\ illt‘ Pr'otlsiollal Hovlril-
i"olll-. lllli'ut and Illt Excl lltlvc (‘ollllnit-
Mel-tings 1'1'1'11 lltltl .ll‘ 11);“:11511'1' "Flint: 10"t'tlll'l' . and will he
11 clock 11111;” at Various i'mlllucséhllllmlltt‘ll for division to illl' [11‘0-
1111' NW purpose oi , (ll' 1' tlill‘.’ 2 l'-“. l'llc \oldlc -Is' .1111] \\ (”'k“ (1“ N
“llt‘lllt‘l to 1' 'spond to the appeal 5‘ 'IHWMN “ill clcct a new inlllistm
"lllc \\"‘Ulkllltl| ot' the Sclm'artzc5i1ml \"1111111 tor public lll\ll'lltllilll
plant ‘v I") éll't‘ “"10”” “14‘ 'l‘lll llt‘ furl-WI ('llE ‘lrfll‘fl \‘llll lllf‘
radical ill Berlin. have \otl'd i'or5l .141 “l (’llllL’lllt'lllllg‘ Illt‘ people.
a 1:1 llcrnl strike twclvv thousand “10 u '“ Ullilillfirl “Ill be
men living: afl'cctcd.'1llis tllc "ll" I“ ”1“ l "m"
the Provisional
Mcmlicrs of
lnoxt
IQ‘SIN'HS'
ll ( ollllllittec and
National ('(Illllt'il.
tllc (iHVt'I'llillt‘lll
ls
country and are taking precau~
tlous against a possible ofl‘ort to
(nertllrow Admiral Kolcllek.
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1Fl\l\(1. Sunday Malt-ll :2 i As:
AN APPEAL FOR SCOUT MASTERS
:1proc.1cdin;_1 at llarhill and I run. it
has been learned from all authori—
tative source for the purpose ol"
giving: the lapallonc lllt‘ right to
take over Russian rights and priv-‘
ilcgcs in outer Mont-voila.
5 (“0”?th 2. March 3i.'-'—lltl.\.\'(‘l~'
“here the IIilIllt‘iil‘i llnrc
115111,: tired. 'lhc ulna-1111111111 troops
2whcn thcy (11111-11111 the to“ 11 ar-
rested M5113'or Sclllllidcllcus. the
Spam acall dictator. alld disnrlncd
llix‘ illlltl\\l‘l‘s
4. .?
(‘tllil-
COPENHAGEN M11. l‘t'll
and
llllllll<is oi' l)l't‘.\’1’l1'll at a llll'i'till;-. Mankind has no older problem than
accoldlllg: to :1 Ill\]i ltc ‘li gwllal in do with a boy.
dccidcd oil a flt‘lhi One thing to do null him is to put
l'ral \tl'ikc Tllt‘ stl'ikc “as to Lr‘l’llllll in 1h:1 Boy Scouts
2llllti l‘lII'l't‘ \lulltlin‘ llltlllllllfl: ! F1“, institutions hate given 80 con
Mint-lug an account of their steward-
l ship as this young organization.
55 However. the organization needs
;lnen even more 1111111 it needs boys.
5 it wants particularly mien leaders——
:5 especially men who have had military
e'pel'irncc~and if that experience has
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LONDON. March 4. »—'l‘ln llIil‘ -1-
national ('olll'cl'clll.-c ot' Sin-1111c".
\"lilt' 'll ll:l\l11'1l ‘511 \t‘\\lllll lli‘lt'. 1"“
c-ldl d \t‘\ll‘l'tltl) to :loljolll tllt‘
.‘1'SI‘ll'itl-
in: the dcc' lsioll to w- 1 il conllllit-
,t-u' to lay the cause ol' the scanlcll?
l:1 {1111' “11' P1 are ( 'ollft rclll c ( om— lbw" obtained ailload so much the
llllllt“ on hitclllational Lallor' better
Vi hat an opportunity for impres
_ fl ..
i55Sinl=1 upon the very tissues of boys‘
lconsciousness a vital page in Ameri-
can history and 1:11 the history of de-
! mocrncy and of the world.
5 In 1119 scouts martial atmosphere of
,vdrill uniform. march and camp the
1 leadership and companionship of men
{of the right sort from the battlefields
lot Europe would fall upon the boys
l5 seal on warm wax. p
Eiery normal boy has a right to
{march range and camp. It satis—
5 fiesa ' adeep, old instinct in him.
; The great business of educating a
lbo) is to build on his instincts and
:the Boy Scouts is one of the soundest
l clincational undertakings.
in 'nds liken
, \Vhat training for the boys can do
2 will be exemplified by the boys them
laelves and what men—real men—wan
5 do for the boys will be explained by
, two of the boys‘ best local friend's,
lGeneral Pros: and Commissioner Mac—
Donald at Hov‘st' Opera House, Wed-
5 inesday evening at the .m g to
'which the public in genera dis-
chalged service men in part re
cordially muted . ~
COUNCIL OF THE BOY SOOUTS
ONE ,KlLLEo; ONE
WOUNOED SEVERELY
Sometime between 12 o'clock last.
. night and 5 o'clock this morning,
someone entered the premises of Mrs.
, C‘- F. Morehouse in West Non-walk, and
invaded her piggery- One, of her
; choice punters was kllledoutright and
; taken away, while another was
Mil-lam A5 End, {meat}
Little Women'
adopted in a large lilajol'lti the.
II.
any agen’cy of the Peace Confer: 5
once and declined-Io accept. mem- ~
found necessary to 1111111.. The badly
M
suit effervescent 111nm“,- drink rm. Wm" m dilflcwru infarct! fig m not gun-m-
ago-n th,m and F113- muttering-mull»: bulwark
'stabbed so badly that It Gus later ”3
Monty." 1e!» per.
cent of motor
truck's today ("I'l-
gage. in intensity
haulag‘eargellm‘l'uu
III. A year PTO
!
on‘y’l per (-3 r...
You' it come *2:
Loon-32' 111' ’
because
money 1111
much as
(lav clear to
truck.
Then you’ll realize
Wily Cr 0 5C! I} -
R 1 C H D E
L U K. E
Tires are best I 31"
your trucilmwhy
men engaged in
this hard-grip-
ping,:.§"1<1117-crc‘.ck-
ing but profitahh
venture insist: .
that their tracks; . 5
be shed with
them.
Only Quality will stand
the Spartan test of
the country road,
curtail heavy vibra-
tion, save fuel and
the load —- and in
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LUKE Truck Tim
Quality is given ill‘
best express .on. '
We sell and a
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