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The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-09-01
LIVELY TIME FOR
RICHMOND BLUES
Governors Foot Guard Makes
Extensive Plans for It's Mil
itary Guests from the
South.
SOME PRETTY SOUVENIRS
Big Auto Parade for Drive About City
VIII Contain Over 20 Cars--Pro-
motions I'm Company An
nounced Last Night.

Following a short drill In the arm
ernor's Foot Guard. held meeting In
the company rooms. Captain Hewlett,
as chairman OF the committee Of ar
rangements for the entertainment OF
the Richmond Light Infantry Blues
Battalion, during their coming visit to
this city on the 9th, 10th and 18th of
this month. reported that The several
committees had their work we'll in
hand The general program calls for
arrival of the Richmond Blues In this
city, 11:25, Wednesday night. when
they will be escorted from the depot
TO the Tontine hotel (Which will be
their headquarters while In the city)
by a detail Of the company. Thurs
day morning at . O'Clock they will be
rendered an auto ride through the
business, manufacturing and resIden-
tial sections Of the city, including
drive to Savln Rock. There will prob
ably be 70 or 80 autos In lne--decor-
ated with flags and making quite an
inspiring appearance. This route (as
well db route LOT street DArAdn1 VIII
be published later and citizens on
route will be requested to display
American flags, etc. After a noon
lunch they will return to the hotel and
at 2:30 p, M, the two organizations
will assemble for street parade.
closing with dress parade by the
Richmond Blues on the green at 4
o'clock. After the dress parade the
two commands will take the trolley
for the Shoreham at Morris Cove,
where they will take dinner The din
ner Is set for 6 o'clock. At dinner as
guests will he his excellency, Governor
Rollln S Woodruff and staff, his honor
Mayor Martin. state officials and other
guests After dinner a reception will
be rendered the Richmond Blues at
the Second regiment armory, opening
with band concert at o'clock, fol-
lowed by the grand military march at
Q o'clock.
Friday morning the Richmond
Blues will visit the Yale university
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-09-01
THREE THROUGH SKYLlGHT
Carpenters Meet Death In Long Drop
In Old Custom House.

New York, Aug Sl,-Three carpenters
working on a temporary scaffold sus-
pended on wire cables under the dome
OF the old custom house building on
Wall street, now being remodeled for
the National City bank, were hurled
through the air to skylight so feet
below, late today, when one of the
supporting cables parted Two were
killed almost instantly and the third
was fatally injured
Andrew O'Malley, 27 years old, was
dead when picked up, Charles Clark, 80
years old, died a few minutes later.
The third man, James Graham. 80
years old, was taken to a hospital in
a dying condition.
O'Mallcy's body tore through the
skylight and fell to the stone pavement
on the ground floor, eight stories be-
low the scaffold, a distance of 125 feet,
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-09-01
McNULTY BROUGHT BACK
After Year and n Half lie Must Face
Charges Here.

a year and a half after the occur
renee OF the crime for which he Is ar
rested John McNulty, whose address in
this city Is given as 9i Carlisle street,
was brought back to this city last
night from Cornell, New York, by De-
tective Sergeant Dennehy. He Is charg-
cd with procuring and with enticing a
minor female into house OF III fame
The alleged crime occurred In March,
1907, and McNulty LEFT the state. His
whereabouts became known TO the To-
cal police some time ago, but the young
man, whose age is but twenty years.
refused to come here and put all the
hindrances In the way Of his being
brought to justice. Last week Governor
Woodruff issued the requisition papers
In the case.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-09-01
WASHINGTON WICKED
Chafn Would Clean It Up. Including
Congressmen's Gambling Den.

Spokane, Wash, Aug. 31.-Eugene
Chain, prohibition candidate for the
presidency in a speech delivered here
tonight said that one of the first
things he would do after inauguration
should he be elected would be to
clean up the district of Columbia.
There are few worse cities In the
world than Washington ne ,aid.
There are few with vler lot of
gambling dens or worse 'tanderloin
section. What is called the division
Is run wide open almost within sight
of the capitol and the White house.
The last one Of the different species Of
dens will have to close even the one
patronized almost exclusively by mem
bers of congress. All are run In vio-
lation of the law and the president
has ample power to act
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-09-01
CALL HAMS CHILD
Boy Of Seven to Testify in De-
fense of Father at Muir
der Trial.
IS LIVING WITH GENERAL
Jcrome's Aid Sought by Prosecutor
Because of knowledge Of
Thaw Case

New York. Aug. Slater a confer
ence today with District william T.
Jerome, in regard to the plan of prose
cution to be adopted IN the trial OF
Captain Peter c. Hams. Jr.. and his
brother, T. Jenkins Hams. charged
with the killing of William E. Annls
on Aug 10, District Attorney Ira G.
Darrin. of Queens county, said that he
was going to be largely governed In
his preparation of the case by Mr.
Jerome. Mr.. Darrin said he would dc
this because of the similarity between
the case of Harry X. Thaw, the prose.
cution of which Mr.. Jerome directed
and that of the Hams brothers. II dc
not think there is lawyer in the Unit
ed States better qualified than Mr..
Jerome" said Mr., Darrin, "and I shall
take advantage of his AID
He will be ready to try the case on
the opening day of the October term
of the court.
announcement was made todav by
Joseph A. Shay Of council for the de-
fence. that the seven-year- -old son of
Captain p. c. Hams, Jr., Peter Conov-
er Hams. Sd, will be called to testify
in defense of his father at the fathers
trial for the murder of William f. An
mis-.
The child will be valuable wit
ness" said Mn Shay. I'VE dislike to
draw the lad into the case but as It is
a matter of life or death for the faith
er 1t cannot be helped"
The child with his two younger
brothers, Is still living with his faith
er's parents at Fort Hancock Mrs.
Hams, their mother has taken no ac-
tive steps as yet to get possession of
her children through the law.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-09-01
Dr.. Iawrence's Venture Apparently
Approved by Methodist.

New York, Aug 31--An announce
ment of. much interest in church cir
cles was made tonight In the state
ment from authorized sources that
Rev. Dr. William H. Lawrence, pastor
Of Trinity Methodist Episcopal church
Richmond Hill, within this city's lin
its viii be married on Wednesday af-
ternoon to Mrs. Frances Mary Gurney
Edwards who obtained divorce two
years ago from her husband, Julius A.
Edwards. now living In Poughkeepsie
That the proposed marriage Is view
ed with appreciation by persons of in
fuence in the denomination Is indcat
ed by the announcement tnat the cere-
mony will be held in the Old John
Street NJ E. church, Manhattan, and
VIII be performed by James e, Buck
ley, editor Of the Christian Advocate.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-09-01
PRESIDENT APPROVES SHIPS
Thought Not 10 Have Been Deeply
Impressed With Criticisms.

Washington, Aug. 31.--President
Roosevelt has approved the plans of
the proposed new battleships Florida
and Utah, which We're authorized at
the last session of congress. He had
them under consideration last week.
and in the course Of his examination
he sought the advice of Commander
w $. Sims and Leutenant-Com-
mander Albert l.. Key, who enter
tanned what are regarded as radical
opinions respecting naval construction
ana VINO frankly criticised some Of
the features of the new ships. The
prompt approval by the president of
the plans is taken to indicate that he
was not deeply impressed with the
arguments of the critics
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-09-01
DEN0UNCES USE OF
PROSPERIIYPLEDGE
Ex- President Parry, of National
Manufacturers, Disapproves
of Electing Taft by
Coercion.
ANSWERS KERN'S INQUIRY
Placards Distributed Reads son Day
After Election OF Taft This
Factory VIII start Up
In Full Force"
ANSWERS KERN'S INQUIRY

! indianapolis, Aug. 3l.-Mr D. NJ. Par
ry, eX-president OF the National Asso-
citation of Manufacturers. and a prom
inent republican and manufacturer of
! Indiana in reply to letter from John
! w. Kern democratic nominee for vice.
president today announced himself as
/ opposed TO the posting Of so-caled
prosperity placards in factories in be-
half Of Taft's election, and against
business scares," gotten up for po-
litlcal effect. The correspondence Is
as follows:
Indianapolis. Ind, Aug. %, 1908.
Hon. d, NJ. Parry, President Parry
Mfg. Company:
MY Dear Mr. Parry-I am enclosing
a newspaper clipping which reports the
posting Of so-called prosperity plac-
ards In manufacturing. establishments
over the country and | am interested
in learning how the distinguished ex-
president OF the National Association OF
Manufacturers, David NJ. Parry, stands
on this proposition of begulllng or CO.
ercing the workmen Of the factories to
vote the ticket Of party which many
believe has become the party OF the
tariffized trusts, rather than a party OF
the people You will note that these
placards read to the effect that on the
day after the election Of Taft and
sherman. this factory will start up In
full force. The intent Of the placards
Is obviously to frlghten the public az
we'll as the employees directly affected
into belief that the success of the
democratic party would work Injury to
business and Industrial interests. I. OF
course, resent as entirely unjust an
attempt to place an imputation upon
the democratic party and I must pre-
sumo that the factory owners who post
these placards are beneficiaries of the
tariff tax to such an unjustlnable ex-
tent that they fear any revision of the
tariff except such as may revise II up
wards
Believing that you do not sympa-
thze with this placard scheme and
hoping to hear from you fully on the
subject ! am.
Yours very truly.
JOHN w. KERN"
Indianapolis, Ind. Aug 20. 1908.
Hon John w Kern, indianapolis.
Ind:
My Dear Mr.. Kern--T have vour
very interesting letter concerning the
prosperity placards' and to dlsabuse
Your mind at once Of any doubt as to
where | stand on this matter. will
say that no such placards will be post
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The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-09-01
BUREAU CHIEF ABSCoMDs
Cuban Falls Into Same Temptation as
His Predecessor.

Havana. Aug. 31-A shortage of up
wards of 100000 has been discovered In
the bureau of supplies and vouchers in
the general postoffice, of which senor
Rodriguez is chief. Rodriguez has not
been seen In Havana since Friday and
secret service police have been search
Ing for him, but without success. It is
probable that the full extent of the
shortage will never be determined.
Rodriguez held the same post as
Charles f, Neeley, who was convicted
of extensive frauds during the first
American intervention.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-09-01
YOUNG VETERANS GATHER
Every State and Philippines Repre-
sented Mt Boston Reunion.

Boston. Aug. 31.--Over 5000 veterans
Of the Spanish war were gathered in
this city tonight for the formal open
ing tomorrow Of the fifth annual en-
campment of the United Spanish War
Veterans. BY boat and train the young
veterans poured into the city during tho
day. until by night nearly every state
In the Union was represented Even
the Philippines were represented by a
delegation,
Already there are two active candi-
dates to succeed Commander Hale Cap
tain Charles A, simmons of Rochester.
N. " and Captain Charles w. Newton,
Of Hartford, Conn, each of whom open
ed headquarters to-day,
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-09-01
BALKS AT HOMECOMING
Alleged Horse Thief Refuses TO Come
Without Struggle.

Danbury, Aug. 31.--Frank Hook. who
is wanted here on a charge of alleg-
ed horse stealing, and for whose return
to this state on his release from Sing
Sing to-day Governor Hughes had
granted requistion papers, refused to
accompany the officers to Connecticut.
and Will contest his return
Hook was one of gang of horse
thieves making their headquarters in
Bridgeport four years ago ana o.lay
finished three year term in Sing Sing
for the stealing of horse al Bre w.targ.
New York
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-09-01
NINTH WARD OUT
TO BEAT MACHINE
Administrations Plans to Be
Defeated by Friends Of At
torney Reynolds-Cau.
Gus Last Night.
CLAIM OTHER WAS PACKED
Eighth Ward Goes for Thomas--Bar-
low, Gibbons and Donovan Out
for Senator In Eighth
District.
CLAIM OTHER WAS PACKED

Preparations for two contests more
In today's democratic primaries were
made last night at meetings in the
Sixth and Ninth wards the point at
issue being over the probate delega-
tion. In the Sixth the ticket was am
nounced, but the one chosen last night
fayors Attorney Matthew E. Reynolds.
In the Ninth Reynolds ticket was
put up to oppose the Edwin S. Thorn
as ticket chosen Sunday. In the Eighth
there was no contest and the delega-
tion will favor Mr.. Thomas for the
nomination.
The caucus in the Ninth was an an.
tl-machlne meeting and a strong effort
will be made to defeat the machine
ticket today. Those who called the
caucus say that at the one on Sunday
there were only a few persons present
and only people sure to vote a certain
way were brought In The probate del
egates selected were favorable to Mr.
Thomas. Friends Of Mr.. Reynolds
claimed that sometime ago It was de-
cided that he should have the Ninth
ward delegation, and that 1t was the
wish Of the majority Of the Ninth ward
democrats that he should have. The
caucus last night favored him for
Judge of probate Henry Donovan for
representative and John II. Barlow for
senator The ticket IL:
State--Louis f. Stoddard, Talcott n,
Russell, John II. Condor, August
schafer, Dennis Flynn. James Coady
and alternate, George Goebell.
ongressional--John II. Barlow, L. R.
Farrell, John f, McGrail. Michael Lon
drgan James Flynn, Christopher Heol-
man. and alternate, Edwin Beardsley.
Judge of probste-Albert Mcdowell,
John F. Reynolds. James F. Keleher.
A. P, Barlow, John p. Colgan, John
Flood, and alternate. Edward visel
Senatorlal-Samuel r. Avis, Henry
Brown, Herbert Doolittle. JacInto cas-
erego James Coffey. Vital valcourt.
and alternate. John Lynch.
RepresentatIve--W. w. Stowe, John
Molloy. william r Moran. james Kel-
ley, John Galligan. Thomas McTfugh,
and alternate. Harry Donovan.
Justice of the peace-Samue A..
York. Frank tgo. James Londrlgan.
Joseph Lawler, Patrick McManus. Will
liam Hill and Thomas Loughlin.
Box tender--James Godfrey.
Checker-John Coler.
In the Eighth Ward.
The Eighth ward caucus was very
harmonious. Nearly all the prominent
democrats Of the ward were present
The probate delegation is a Thomas
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-09-01
NOT TO TRY SEA FLIGHT
Wright Still Satisfied With Danger Of
Land Sailing.

Lemans, Aug. 31,-Mr. Wright de-
clared to-day that there was no truth
in the reports that he intended flying
in Germany or that he would try TO
fly across the English channel lie
said.
1T is no more impossible to make
flight of thirty kilometres over sea
than over land, but in the present
state of imperfection and insecurity
Of aeropanes sea flight would be o.
dangerous experiment."
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-09-01
JOHN K. MURPHY OUT
Lieutenant-C Commander of Naval Mil.
itia Placed on Retired List.

Hartford. Aug. Sl.-The application
of Lieutenant Commander John K.
Murphy of the naval militia to be plac-
ed on the retired list has been approy-
ed by the adjutant general.
The commanding officer of the naval
militia has been directed by the ad.
Jutant general to assemble the line Of
hcers Of his command at New Haven
for the purpose of nominating a line
officer and to fll vacancies which such
may create.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-09-01
ID. G. MITCHELL IMPROVES
Family Now Hopeful for His Recovery
in Spite of Advanced Age.

DR.. Thomas H. Russell last night
stated that the condition of Donald q.
Mitchell, who is seriously III at his
home, Edgewood. was slightly improv-
ed. Sunday he was much better and
yesterday little Improvement was no
ticeable, In spite Of Mr. Mltchell's ad-
vanced age, his family Is now very
hopeful for his recovery.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-09-01
0CT0GENARIAN'S LONG TRIP
Bridgeport G. A, r. Man to Travel
1000 Miles.
Especial to the Jour,aI-Courier1

Bridgeport, Aug 31.--Tn the party
of members of Elias Howe, ira post
g. A, r. Of this city, who set out to-
day OH a journey of 1000 miles BY
rail for Toledo, to attend the forty sec.
ond annual eneampment Of the Grand
Army, was Alvin II, French, eighty
three years of age. After the trip to
Toledo, Mr. French, with his niece will
continue on to Wyoming, where he will
pay a visit to relatives Although be-
yond the four score mark Mr.. French
departed in high spirits and ENJOYING
himself as. II he had been a boy. lie is
the second oldest member of his post,
ana VIII probably be tho oldest out OF
town members in attendance at the en-
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-09-01
CONTINUED on Third Page J
W. J. BRYAN, JR., ENGAGED
Candidates Son TO Marry Daughter Of
Milwaukee Miller.

Milwaukee, Wis, Aug. s1.-The
marriage engagement of Miss Helcn
Berger, daughter Of Alexander Berg
er, a prominent miller and board of
trade man of this city, and william
Jennings Bryan, jr.. son Of tine demo-
cratic presidential candidate, is I'd
mitted to-day by Mr. Berger, who re-
turned to-day from a business trip to
Colorado and Nebraska. Miss Berg
er and her mother are at present VS.
iting friends in Lincoln, Neb. 1t Is
said the wedding may not take place
for about a year, or more.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-09-01
LAKE GETS SIX
Last Nights Republican Caucuses Give
Llllcy Two More Delegates.

Last night three caucuses were held
in the state to choose delegates to the
republican state convention and of the
eight delegates chosen Lake took six
and Lilley two. In Huntington four
delegates favorable to Lake we're
chosen. In Ellington. NJ. L. Charter
and Dr. e. G. Davis, Lake men. we're
chosen. In Portland, y. W. Mack and
c. e. Magnuson. Lilley men, were
chosen.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-09-01
SMITH-DIETRICH WEDDING
commissioner Of Corporations (,
Marry Sept. 26 at Farmingtop

Hastings Neb,. Aug, 3t,-Announce-
ment is made that the marriage of Miss
Gertrude Dietrich. daughter of former
United states Senator Dietrich, and
Herbert Knox Smith, commissioner of
corporations, whose engagement was
recently made public, will occur Sept.
%, at Pennington, Conn Miss Dietrich
will leave for the east next week.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-09-01
BALLOT IN BRIDGEPORT
Trolleymen Deciding Whether or MOI
They VIM 60 Out. ,a
fsucc,sI =, tb. ycurrnv.r.or-,. :,

Especial 70 the Journal -Courier.)
Bridgeport. Aug. 31.--Trolley EN-.
ployes of the Connecticut company
here are ballotting today as to wheth-
er they shall strike in favor Of the "a
Providence men who we're discharged
because they Joined the, union. No
inkling could be obtained us to the
preference of the men. W
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-09-01
RATE RAISE ALLOWED
Pennsylvania Trolley Line Not Bound
by Two-Cent Law, Says Court.

by Two-Cent Law, Says Court.
Wilkesbarre, Pa. Aug. 31--Judge
Fuller in the county court here today
Issued an order restraining the county
commissioners from bringing suits
against the Wilkesbarre and Hazleton
Electric Railway for violations of the
rate law Since the passage of the
two-cent fare law by the last legIsla-
ture the company has been charging
two cents mile but claims II was los
ing money After examining the earn
ings of the road Judge Fuller Is salts
fled the contention Of the company Is
correct The company will now raise
It's rates,
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-09-01
CUBAN IMPORTS GO Up.

Havana, Aug. S1.-The customs state
ment just issued shows importatlons
into Cuba for the fiscal year Of 1oo7-oS
valued at $96993,134, as compared with
S96.66S,SS9 In lnoG-17 expectations.
19QI-0S, $97449,9l1, as compared with
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-09-01
NEWS SUMMARY.
GENER RAIa.

GENERAL.
Mrs. Williams Tells Her Story....,.
Bisgen Formally Notified ,,,,.,,.
Attacks Republican Coercion. ......
Haines child a witness. .a..,..,.,..
W. j. Bryan, Jr,, Engaged. .,,.....
Was ngton Wicked ..,,..,,.,,,..
President Welcomes Athletes.
Bryan Has New Scheme, ...........
Rate Raise Allowed .,,,,,,,,,.,..,
Bureau Chief Ahsconds, s,.,..,,,,,...
Financial News and Quotations
STATE.
News from All Parts Of the State,.
state Auto Laws Satisfactory. ..,..
Octogenarian's Long Trip.,.,.,,.,,
CITY.
Heavy Vote on Trolley Strlke.......
Lively Time for Richmond Blues..,.
Ninth Ward out to Beat Machine.
John x. Murphy Resigns. s...,....
Joseph Wild 81 Years Old. ...,,..
:. A. r. Field Ray. y.,.,..,..,.,....
Near Murderer Caught...,..,....
McNulty Brought Back. ....,,,.,,,..
Grant Railroad Request. ..,..,.,,..
SPORTs--Pngcs 7 md 81.
Wild Heaves Lose Game for Locals.
New Haven Police Win.
Roosevelt Greets Olympians.
Silver City Blanks Ponies.
Paperweights Lose to Mlnstrels,
Tigers Again lose.
Yanks Drop Double Header.
White Sox In Fourth Place.
Cubs Get Nearer Giants.
Pittsburg Also Wins--Blank Reds.
Brother Jonathan Winner
EVENTS TODAY.
Ninety and Nine" at the Grand.
Faust at Polls.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-09-01
WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, Aug. 3i.-Forecast IA
Tuesday and Wednesday, ~
For Eastern New York: Fair Tues.
day. showers and cooler at night or
Wednesday; light to fresh variable
For New England Fair Tuesday.
warmer In. north portion, Wednesday
probably showers and cooler; light "a
fresh variable winds
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-09-01
GRANT RAILROAD REQUEST

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The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-09-01

observations at United States wealth.
er bureau stations, taken at 8 p. m. yes
terday, seventy fifth meridian time.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-09-01
MINISTER WEEDS DIV0RCEE

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Continued on Second Page.)
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-09-01
In the Eighth Ward.

The Eighth ward caucus was very
harmonious. Nearly all the prominent
democrats Of the ward were present
The probate delegation is Thomas
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-09-01
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

New Haven,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-24
FOUR FEATURE FILMS
AT THE ThEATORlUM
THREE GOOD COMEDY NUMBERS
ON THE NEW PROGRAM.

From Thursdays Daily.
Four feature films will compose the
program at the Theatorium today.
when the regular mid week change In,
pictures takes place. Two Of them
are direct from the studio Of Pathe.
in Paris. while the other two are pro.
auctions Of the Vitograph company
OF America.
With n exception the pictures are
comedy films, the feature being one
by Pathe entitled, .rormented by his
Mother in law" It shows the hard.
ships through whicha young married
man, who has Is mother ID law living
with him, Is forced TO under go. An
other fine comedy film is the "Dyna-
mite due" Two young menengage in q
duel. They use weaponsso f all kinds.
but seem unable to harm each other.
Then they take two sticks of dynar
mite and blow each other up. but
their pieces fall to earth and becom.
ing united again. the young men come
out OF the explosion unframed. The
other comedy film is Miss Pimpernel's
gown. It tells . tale OF q beautiful
and costly gown and It's experiences.
Gratitude" the fourth aim. tells
how q young child is captured BY {
tramp and rescued by a poor man.
with whom she had divided her lunch.