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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-02-11
DESTROYS cANADA's CAPITOL.
Bomb or Internal Machine Wrecks
Parliament House.

Bomb or Internal Machine Wrecks
Parliament House.
Ottawa, Ontario. - Colonel Percy
Sherwood. Commissioner of the Do
minion Police, telephoned instructions
to Windsor, Ontario, to arrest Charles
Strony, who is suspected of completely
in the burning of the Parliament
House. He was on a Canadian Pacific
train and was arrested on his arrival
at Windsor. He passes as Belgian.
Ottawa.-A gas bomb or internal
machine caused the death of six per-
sons and the destruction by fire of the
Bouse OF Commons and Senate wings
OF Canadas historic 100000 Parlia-
ment building.
Two women were among the vic
TINS. They were guests of the wife of
Speaker Sevigny, who saved her own
life and that of her three children by
leaping with them from a window in
to life nets held by fremen.
Two Dominion policemen and two
House of Commons attendants who
were working in the chamber below
the Speakers quarters are the others
killed.
Several other police and firemen
were buried under debris when one
end of the burned structure collapsed.
A number of persons were taken to
hospitals.
Members of Parliament, trapped in
the flames and smoke filed corridors,
jumped from windows or, catching
hold of hands, dashed through the in
ferno to safety, although some were
severely burned.
A rigid investigation to determine
the cause of the fire already has been
undertaken by the Dominion authori-
ties.
The flames spread with such amaz-
ing rapidity that the Ottawa fire bri-
gade was utterly helpless to cope with
them. and aid was sent from Mon
treal on a special train.
The loss cannot be estimated in
money. as the contents OF the build
ing are OF inestimable value and there
was no insurance.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-02-11

The Hague.-Heavy bombardment
OF the German trenches In Belgium
is unabated, and the big French guns
silenced two OF the Kaiser's batter
les to the east of Boeshinghe. The
damage TO the defenses of the Ger
mans near the town was extensive.
In Champagne the French report
the wrecking OF German trenches on
the Plateau of Navarin, and the blow
ing up Of munitions Gepots.
Paris also announces the demolition
OF asphyxiating gas reservoirs, the
escaping gas waves from which were
blown back on the German lin 5.
Attempts by the British to make
advances southwest OF Neuville and
south OF La Bassee Canal were re-
pulsed
To the east OF Soissons the she'll
ing OF the German works on the plat
eau OF Chassemy is kept up without
cessation.
Elsewhere on the front TO the Swiss
border the artillery activity is un-
checked.
In northwest Russia aerial raids
have been made by the Germans and
Russians, and i'm Galicia and Bukow-
ina infantry and grenade attacks are
reported.
At one point along the line where
the Russian General lvanon is in com
mand the Russians found a system OF
German mines and, having wired It,
the Russian General Ivanoff is in com
mand the Russians found system OF
German mines and. having wired 1t,
blew up forty Of the mines.
Petrograd says the Russians con-
tnue to harass the Turks over the en-
tire Caucasus region, and that all
attempts by the Turks at an often
sive have been repulsed with heavy
losses
At Kut-el-Amara, where the British
are besieged by the Turks, the situa-
tion is unchanged, the relief army
being held back by floods and severe
weather conditions.
Nine hundred Germans and fourteen
thousand Of their colonial troops from
the German colony of Kamerun have
crossed the border into Spanish Gui-
nea. The troops have been disarmed
and interned.
For months the British and French
pressed forward. until they now have.
driven the last OF the Germans out OF
the territory. Kamerun is in West
ern Equatorial Africa and has an area
OF 191 900 square miles. with popula-
ton OF 2,54O,000, practically all ne
groes.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-02-11
BELGIAN COAST THREATENED.

London Another great drive by
the Germans in an attempt to break
through the Allies lines and gain
Calais was forecast in war dispatches.
The Kaisers generals are reported
to be rushing reinforcements to the
western front. and TO be massing I'M
mense bodies OF infal.try and artillery
against the left wing Of the Allies.
Heavy bombardments similar to
those which have preceded all import
ant movements are in progress, espe'
cially in the region of Loos, held by
the British and around Neuville,
where the Germans in a series OF
dashes recently captured French posi-
tions.
Near the Bois des Buttes, north OF
the Aisne, the Germans hurled their
infantry against the French trenches
i'm determined attacks, but failed to
drive their way through and fell back
after suffering big losses.
In the region Of Hulluch the British
are carrying out mining operations,
which are reported to have met with
success.
London papers reported that Field
Marshal Won Mackensen, General Won
Gallwitz. Car Ferdinand. the Bulgar-
ian Crown Prince Morris and General
Jekoff arrived at the Greek frontier.
The Greek newspapers believe the
attack against Salonih is about TO
begin.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-02-11
PHILIPPINE INDEPENDENCE.
Favored in Senate by Vote Of Ferty-
One to Forty-Two

Favored in Senate by Vote Of Ferty-
One to Forty-Two.
Washington.-The Senate went on
record in favor of absolute indepen-
dence for the Filipnos after two years
and not later than four years.
BY tie-vote. Al to IL. the Vice.pres-
ident casting the deciding vote on the
affirmative side. the Senate adopted
the Clarke amendment to the Philip.
pine civic government bill which thus
directs the giving OF INDEPENDENCE to
the people of the Philippines.
Under the amendment adopted Con.
gress alone can under the decision
give the Filipinos their political free.
dom and the President will be obliged
to carry out the mandate OF the Clarke
amendment.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-02-11
STANDARD OIL INQUIRY BILL.

Would Find n Separate Companies
Are in Price Conspiracy.
washington.-A broad investigation
to determine whether the segregated
Standard Oil companies are boosting
the price Of gasoline was proposed
TO the House in a resolution offered
by Representative Mcdowell
The resolution provides a general in.
quify into the production. transporta.
tion. refining and marketing Of patio
line and other petroleum products and
the cause for the advances in prices.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-02-11
HOLLAND ANeEREo AT GERMANY

Demands Reparation for Attack on
Dutch Ship.
The Hague.-Dutch newspapers.
both pro-German and anti-German. are
unanimous in demanding from Ger
many prompt explanation of and re-
paration for the torpedoing OF the
Dutch tank steamer Artemis by a
German commander who was respon.
aible for what is described as VIC.
lation of law and an act of war.
They also ask what the British Fleet
is doing TO prevent it.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-02-11
STOLE SOLDIERS MONEY.
Thief on British Censor's Staff is
Sent TO Prison.

London.-The latest trouble OF the
British censor is the discovery of a
thief i'm his Office. The man is a
Dutchman who was employed in the
examination OF letters and he has just
been sentenced by a London magis-
trate TO three months Imprisonment
for stealing postal order from CORE
spondents addressed to British pris-
oners. He admitted that in order to
hide his thefts he destroyed the letters.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-02-11
NORWAY GUARDS NEUTRALITY.
WCmt Discontinue Treaty OF 1907
Lest Motive Be Questioned.

London.-The Norwegian Govern
ment has decided not to give notice
to Great Britain. France, Russia and
Germany OF the discontinuance OF the
treaty OF 1907 guaranteeing her inde-
pendence and territorial integrity. ac
cording to the Christiania Journal
A despatch from Reuters Copenhagen
correspondent quotes the Journal as
saying the announcement was made
by the Norwegian Foreign Minister.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26
PLAZA

The Plaza theater offers the fifth episode of "Thc Yellow Menace" the newest serial dealing with interna- ticnal affairs. SIS q feature of the program today and tomorrow This chapter deals with The Haunted House" and fInfs aii the girls car- tiyes of Ali Singh. The Higher One" after ruse. Bronson's father is killed in London by an agent Of Singh and Bronson himself swears vengeance. The girls are threatened with torture if they attempt to es- cape. This with the great Kerrigan picture. The Reckoning Trail" make up the program. On Monday. which IS Pathe day q three-reel feature. Tn the Mesh of the Net" together with a Rolin comedy, Lonesome Luke will he uD and coming. Or Tuesday there will be the third in- staliment of 4 Lass of the Lumber lands" featuring Helen Holmes. while on Wednesday a five-reel master picture, "A Romance of the Riviera. :" famous picture taken at Nice dur ing the carnival there, will be the attraction.
 Thursday and Friday will see the current installment of "The Grip of Evil" with four good Mutuals. and Saturday again signalizes the coming of Who's sirilty." The program for the week therefore is more than full from every standpoint.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26

Mrs Vernon Castle has added to her collection of rets two muskrats. Now ali oi the girls will want muskrat, foi pets and there will be none left 10 furnish pelts for those genuine mink coats which are 20 prevalen. this year. Mrs. Castles new pets were found in the ship which was used in her play 'Patria." Contrary 10 tra litior they did not leave sink iu~ Ssfp
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26

have given their life for their country. She IS forced tO' save her name to marry the old farmer. and then. of course. her real husband comes back.
 The climax is too good to let out. The picture will be at the Lamara Sunday. Monday and Tuesday. On Wednesday and Thursday the feature will be Edgar Selwyn's Rolling Stones" The entire plot of the picture is laid in q boarding house. There is no place on earth which furnishes more types for comedy roles. than a boarding house, and the action in "Roll- ing Stones" takes place in one of the funniest boarding houses in the coun- try. owen Moore who in addition to being co-starred with Marguerite Courtot in the picture has the distinc- ti0n of being Mary Pickford's husband will be seen in the picture as ore of the two vagabonds who take up the major portion of the plot. On Friday and Saturday The. Honorable Friend" a Japanese story will be at the Lamara The whole picture has to do with tho peculiar custom of the Japs of select Ing their brides through the medium of photograph. Tsuri Aoki, petite yuong Japanese actress. will be in the picture. In addition to the regular bill at the Lamara. the usual fine features Will be run in the shape of travelogues and comedies.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26
LION

Charlie Chaplin in his very newest comedy "Beh.ud the Screen" will he the attraction at tho Lion theater to- day and tomorrow. augmented with q splendid Blue Bird feature "Gloriana g in which the charming child actress. Zoe Rae, plays the leading role Art Rick is now the guiding hand of the Lion destinies and is providing a linelp If attraction for the coming Week that will prove a magnet to those who ike good pictures. On Tuesday end Wednesday Frank Bor- gage and Anna Little will he seen in an unusual story called Immediate Lee" which will be followed on Thursday. Friday and Saturday with Clara Kimhall Young in The Com mon Law adapted from the famous novel hy Robert W. Chambers The7 on Sunday and Monday comes one of the tiggest spectacular films Of the season. Thos. Dixon's Fall of q Ma tion." which will be further enhanced by special music by Victor Herbert
 which will be played on the organ by Walter Boothnan. Rick" has many Improvements in view for the com fort of the l ion patrons announce rent of which will be made later.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26
LAMARA

The Lamara is starting the week with q story which has a risque name, but Laura Jean Libbey plot. "The War Brides Secret makes one think of nasty marriages and repentance at leisure. which is exactly in a measure what the picture is about. Virginia Pearfon. the one real beauty under the supervision of William Fox, is starred in the picture. It has to do with a young Scotch lassie, dairymaid on a rich old farmers place. She is in love and is loved by q young man work ing on neighboring place She is also loved by her employer, but as is the case with young girls, she stuck to her youthful escort. And then came the great war. her lover was one of the first 10 enlist and in answer to his earnest entreaties that she become his bride she consents a day or so before he is ordered to the front. A few months pass, and her mother discovers
 her making clothes for new arrival
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26

As ;l secret Geraldine rarrar has not -e"ilv clipped her hair at all in emu lation Joan of Arc and Irene Cas- tic ard tho other girls who wear il SO She simply turned it under and tucked in the ends. and scme one who knows vouched for the authenticity of this latest report Joe Toye didn't know this. though. when he wrote: she gave as Carmen. naughty role. Ard now she seeks another role.
 inan of Arc.
 On. Jerry, scissofcd q Ia Dutch We Ike '1tr hair extremely much.
 Ert keep il dark"
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26

dCcod at the SaToy in 1905; The Wit ness for the Defense in which Ethel Barrymore was starred at the Empire in tsif. "trcckles.' which was adapt ed from Mrs. Porter's book of the
 nme naalo; "rhe Painted Woman, which appeared ai the Playhouse. and "1Ae Dummy" These plays are con sideIcd particularly fitted for motion picture presentation.
 Gareth Hughes is going to sue a certain film company or something, and thereby hangs a taie. Mir. Hughes last appeared in The Guilty Man" and then he was engaged to play the lead III q picture which he was as sCred would 1e called The Eleventh commaad adinert" Now the manage mcat hIs changed il 10 Why Girls Don't Teli.' with Gareth Hughes, and Mr. Hughes feals that his dignity has been implgnod. As every one knows the eleventh commandment is Thou shalt not he apprehended.'
 According to k.plmg. There isn't 2 thinr that the beggar can't do" and now Uncle Sam Is going 10 prove II. The new picture owned Dy the gov ernm eni IS called The Peacemakers. II is two reel feature. which will be 'shUNn from coast to coast
 Alice Joyce has been chosen to play May Turner in the screen version of Baward Neillcr's drama. Within the Law The strongest male role that
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26
ARIZONA

The Arizona is starting the week with q regular picture. It is called "fhe Jungle Child" love story which does not end in the usual way. Most love stories end with their living hap pily ever afterward and all that sort of stuff. but this one ends with the bride choking her husband to death. If that sort of q plot hadn't ought to make a real picture, several movie fans who are waiting for the first screening are going to miss their guess. The picture Is Triangle Kay Bee, and is starring Dorothy Dalton. There will also be tWo-reel Keystone comedy. On Tuesday and Wednesday, Douglas Fairbanks will be at the Arizona in Manhattan Madness" picture with a distinctly mclodramatic unae. yet
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26

Robert Warwick the latest of the Selzwick stars has begun work on the fifst of his pictures under the new management. This is an adaptation Of The Argyle Case"
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26

Marguerite Clark is going to star in screen adaptation of Snow White, :" the play in which she was so success ful It the Little Theater. By special arrangement with Winthrop Amos, fhc original costumes will be used in the photoplay. Mr AInes has also con- serted to assist actively Tn the pro- cpction nj the picture. Christmas Day has been chosen as the release date If Snow White"
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26
THE WEEKS ATTRACTIONS

in the family, and suspects that the old farmer who has been her employer is to be the father of the child She has kept her secret. One day the list of dead for her husbands regiment is published and he is among those who
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26
Drama, and the Picture Plays

1 of Joe Carson, has been given to Harry Mercy.
 The picture will be directed by W r. $. Earle. who has charge of The Rattle Cry of War" in which Miss Joyce and MT. Mercy will be starred. William A. Brady offered cash prizes for the best reviews of Bought ard Paid for written by the inmates of Great Meadow prison. Alice Prady's picture was shown r the prison before it was released in New York. Mr. Brady says, "Sev- eral of the reviews would nave been credit to any of the leading dailies, aEd prove that good dramatic critics are languishing in prison" We'll. there are managers in New York who could bear up under if if few more dramatic critics were added to the list of those wLo langush.
 Trunk Morgan has left the Vita g.a,.h cernoany and has joined the William Fox forces.
 "Ecw sharper than the serpent tooth if is'' etc, for MT Morgan wne engaged by the Vitagraph because he looked inst like Earl Williams anc conld double with him. Now MT Morgan thinks he can induce MT. Fox to say that he looks like Stuarr lGolnes. Mir Morgan says it was [ mere caprice which caused him to change his headquarters. Her first name is June.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26

for her work in behalf of President Wilson. It is firmly believed tat the Triangle studloJ that Bessie swung the state
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26

wltaal Fairbanks good looks and his alleged looks. he Is able to carry the five reels to success. "Haystacks and Steeples' will be the title of a comedy to go with the Fairbanks bill on Thursday and Friday Gail Kane will bc at the Arizona in ~The Scarlet Oath" picture with it's foundation in Russia. and having to do with the Russian Nihiiists. II ls n picture out of the ordinary. and has several un- usual features. There will also be 2 one-reeI comedy these two nights.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26

The Famous Players have purchased the rights 10 the screen adaptation c. five plays which will soon be made into film versions Thcw e-e "s' $ e1g'n"Rell's Boots" which was pre-
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26
School of 1ux;

School of Music Recital
 The ArizonG school of music will present their first faculty recital of The season Thursday evening Deeem- ger [. at SEQ o'clock. Al this time Mrs. christy will present Miss Mar garet Schlosser. teacher Of expres
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26

sion. The program will be open to
 the public without charge. Every one is cordially invited
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26

Bessie Barriscale received con- gratulatory telegram from the San Francisco headquarters. thanking her
Evening journal., 1916-06-26
Let Us 90 Slowly
From the New York Tribune.)

A state Of war has existed between
the United States and Mexico for many
months. The killing OF American sol
diers in the latest affray changes the
situation in no real detail.
Sooner or later a condition OF war
will have to be transformed into a
fact Of war, based upon the actual
declaration. This must wait upon the
decision Of the President and the ac-
tion OF Congress.
There is no good purpose to be
served now by urging an immediate
declaration Of war or clamoring TO-
any punitive operations on short no
tice. The grave responsibility that
rests upon the government is mani
fest, and II must be left to the gov
ernment to decide what shall be done
Past and future failures will be
properly criticised in due time. but
now there is nothing to do hut trus,
the government and give it whatever
further strength may flow from ma
tional unity and general solidarity.
Above ALL no one should be a party
10 any agitation to rush the militia
into action prematurely or to the
border before preparations are com
pleted for caring for them. There 4.
no present sign Of any grave danger
on the border that has not existed fol
months The solution Of the Mexican
problem will take a long time. i
will be matter of years rather thar
weeks. and haste now will be expen
sive hereafter.
Evening journal., 1916-06-26
AN EXPLOIT IN PORK.

THE Baltimore platform OF tho Democratic party
4 declared I'VE denounce prohgate waste of money
wrung from the people by oppressive taxation through
the lavish appropriations OF recent Republican Con-
crosses" The inmaton in this platform is that the
Democratic party proposes to put into operation
economic program That they have failed utterly
in this needs no proof
One Of the latest exploits in pork" the charges
for which the voters of the country must pay the
S5OOO0OOO appropriation, recently voted in the House.
for flood relief in the Lower Mississippi basin.
The flood relief committee created for the ex-
press purpose OF adding this enormous amount for
the reclamation lands in the vicinity of the Mississ
ippi river amount which could not have been OBJ
tanned II this item had been left in the River and
Harbor bill.
Aside from the avarice Of the Southern Democrats
for "pork," the present scheme for Mississippi river
improvement means tremendous waste of govern
ment moneys.
According TO the engineers Of the War Department
the only feasible Mississippi river Improvement pro-
jeot is reyetement Improvement which would up
ward OF Si5S,OOOoOO. This great is out of the
question, so pork seeking Democrats plan to grab
S50,00O00O, and throw it away-$5O0 100000 will pro-
vide work for thousands OF in Southern States
This of course, iustdes II in the Democratic mind.
Evening journal., 1916-06-26
Another Batch of Dont'S
Written for EVENING JOURNAL
By JAMES T. cRoZIER.

Don't ever try to make folks think
That you are Number One,
Don't speak a word to wound friend,
Not even II it's fun.
Don't ever swear or chew or smoke.
Don't tell a man he lies,
Not if you weigh three hundred pounds
And are three times his size.
Don't ever try to fool your wife,
Or tell her what's not true;
Don't fail to recollect. my friend.
She left her home for you.
Don't fail to give her goodbye kiss
When you leave home for work,
Don't you forget that will cause pain
II you that thing should shirk.
Don't ever fail to go to church.
And for the end prepare;
Don't fail each morning when ii comes
To say little prayer
Don't you forget that death is sure,
We do not know how soon.
Some form you loved and cherished is
No longer in your home.
Don't ever fail to be a man.
BE honest true and good;
Don't ever do what you think wrong,
Treat people as you should.
Don't fail to have that loving Friend
Enshrined within your heart,
Then some sweet day you'll reach the
place
Where loved ones never part.
Evening journal., 1916-06-26
"ANURIC"
The Latest Discovery in Medicine
Why Suffer From Backache, LumbagO Rheumatism

II is now asserted with confidence
that these painful effects due to uric
acid in the system are entirely eradi-
Gated. A remedy. called "ANURIC." ="
has been discovered by Dr. Pierce in
his hospital practice. which ne he
lieves Is tbirty-seven times more 20
tent than lithia. and is the cause Of a
drainage outward OF the uric acid
with which il comes in contact within
the body It will ward off hackache,
headache. and the darting pains and
aches of articular or muscular rheu-
matism-of those diseases which are
caused by too much uric acid. such as
gouth. asthma. sciatica. or sore, stiff,
aching joints.
When the kidneys are weak or dis
eased. these natural filters do not
cleanse the blood sufficiently. and the
pOsons are carried to all parts of
the body There follow depression.
aches and pains, heaviness. drowsi-
ness, irritability. "ANURIC" prolongs
life because old people usually suffer