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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-04
East Sumner.

A sincere greeting to all the writer's
and readers of the Democrat. For 80
years IL has been welcome visitor to
many families in the county and else
where. Clean, reliable and true to the
best interests of the people, may 1t ever
receive the cordial support that it mer-
its. Every good consistent family should
first support the local paper, as il will
pay to do so. Then add the daily IL dc.
sired. We are trying to read three daily
and six weekly papers. But none Is so
thoroughly scanned as the good old
Democrat.
Levi Bryant, East Summers oldest
resident, passed away Friday, Dec. "a,
at the age of SO years. A few weeks ago,
his wife, aged IS, with whom be had
lived for over 80 years, passed away.
Mr.. Bryant was the third generation to
bear the name Levi. His grandfather
served In the Revolutionary War, being
a part of the time teacher of naviga
ton. After the war he came to Buck.
field, thence to Sumner and cleared the
place where four successive generations
have resided. Levi Bryant, the I'd
served In the War OF 1912 and was made
a captain of militia and was Familiarity
known as Capt. Bryant. The deceased
was the third to settle on the old home
stead, and son, William, and daugh
ter, Mary, reside on the place. Mr.. Bry
ant was an upright moral man and q
member of the Baptist church here fol
many years and much respected by
every body. Funeral services were held
at the house on Sunday afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-04
West Buckfleld.

Mrs. Bernice Carver and three chill
dren of Leeds are visiting her sister,
Mrs. Irving Smith.
Harry Hall ia at home for the holidays
Miss Ethel Bradbury is also at home
and Fred Pearson and Flora Whitman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Harlow anG
baby of Mexico are at j. Y. Pearson's.
Miss Florence Phillips of Auburn wa
at 81. w. Phillips Saturday. Her broth
or Linwood came home Saturday night
Leroy Bradbury has moved his family
into the Abijah Foster house below thu
corn shop. He has job hauling from
Owls Head to the siding In Hebron.
Mrs. P. NJ. Bennett and children o.
East Peru were at Harry Bucks ant
Fred Benefits from Friday Afternoon
until Monday.
Miss Doris Buck was in East Peru last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith and Ellis.
worth were at Irving Smiths Monday.
Bertrand Buck went to East Peru
Monday.
Mrs. Herbert Bowman of Hebron is al
Is. E. Briggs.
Mrs. G. c. Keene and baby were al
Ernest Bucks Saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-04
Olckyale.

Mrs. David Chenery spent Christmas
with relatives In Hartford.
Maxine Fuller took dinner Christmas
with her aunt, Mrs. Bernard Putnam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lipss Libby had . tree
Christmas night for children and grown
ups, and bountiful supper of oyster
stew, with several kinda of pie and cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Libby and family received
many nice gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Tyler, former resi-
dents of this place, welcomed little son
recently.
Will Childs and family have moved to
the place he recently purchased near
Dixfeld.
Will Phinney ls hauling logs and pulp
for Grafton Gordon. -
Joseph Putnam has moved to the
place be purchased of James Sanders.
Harold Child spent Sunday with David
Chenery.
Several from this place attended the
tree ct West Peru Christmas eve.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-04
Locke's Mills.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Perham of bud.
ley Cottage are visiting relatives in
Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Clara Brown Ia spending q few
days in Berlin, N. b.
Harry knight, who works at the mill,
is seriously i'll at his home In Milton.
Miss Elizabeth Swift was at home
from Lewiston for the holidays.
Wednesday afternoon the Ladies'
Circle was entertained by Mrs. George
Tirrell, In honor Of her birthday.
The spool lumber has begun to come
on the cars from Stratford. They have
finished hauling 1t from the Milton mill
Mrs. Harry Swift and baby Harriet
were at j. c. Little6eld's Wednesday.
Several autos passed here last week In
spite of the bad roads.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-04
North Buckfield.

The death of F. E. Heald occurred
Thursday morning, Dec. 80. He suffer.
ed shock nearly two weeks before and
never rallied. He was born in Buckfield
July 25, 1855, the eldest child of Joshua
and Olynthia Swallow Heald. The
greater part of bis life has been spent
here, where he was much respected, be-
ing a man of sterling character. He was
a member of the Masons and Odd Fell
lows of Buck6eld, also Of Mountain
Grange. He has served as master Of the
grange several terms and was the pres
emit treasurer. He took deep interest
in his work and will be greatly missed.
He leaves besides widow, who was
Mrs. Florence Barnes Monk, one daugh.
ter, Helen Heald, step-daughter, Mrs.
Josephine Kicker, two brothers, P. c..
and DR.. q. NJ. >Heald, and one sister,
Mrs. N. e. Besssy, all Of Buckfleld.
The have the sympathy Of host OF
friends.
verlie, little daughter of NJ. L. Rowe,
fell in the barn. last week and broke her
leg.
Schools have commenced for the win
ter term. Helen Murch teaches here
and boards at W. Heald's.
Mr. and Mrs. Downs are boarding at
G. NJ. Keene's.
Herbert Spaulding, U. of NJ, was at
home for the Christmas recess.
G. A. Holmes went to Lewiston MOE
day.
Mildred Sampson was a recent guest
at s. j. Spaulding's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Holmes left Fri
day morning for South Royalton, Vt,
where he will resume his duties in the
high school.
Harry Boswell and Louise Richards
were married on Christmas morning at
the home of Leroy Boswell by Rev.
Franklin Lamb.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-04
WAR UPON PAM

Pain Is a visitor to every home and ne.
ually it comes quite Unexpectedly. But
you are prepared for every emergency u
you keep small bottle Of Sloan's Lini-
ment handy. 1t Is the greatest pain
killer ever discovered. Simply laid on
the skin-no rubbing required-it drives
Mervin 81. soister, Berkeley, CAL,
writes; "Last Saturday, after tramping
around the Panama Exposition with wet
feet, came home with my neck so stiff
that ! couldn't turn. ! applied Sloan's
Liniment freely and went to bed. To
my surprise, next morning the stiffness
had almost disappeared, four hours after
the second application I was as good a.
new"
March, 1915 At druggists, ESQ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-04
Albany.

Miss Lila Bartlett 10 with her sister,
Mrs. G. D. Conpor; came from the hos
pital last Friday much improved in
health. Her mother was over to see her
Monday.
George Cummings and family spent
Christmas at j. w. Cummings'.
Mrs. Bert Browns little girl is with
her at the camp for two weeks while her
mother is spending the holidays with
her daughter In Massachusetts,.
Eben Barker and Bert Brown had .
load Of provisions come In Thursday.
L. j. Andrews built fine storeroom on
Mrs. Bankers kitchen, with shelves and
hooks.
The lew lands are all ice from Sun
days rain, so that the boys and girls are
skating there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-04

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case Of Catarrh that cam
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
Halls Catarrh Cure has been taken
oy catarrh sufferers for the past
ehirty-nve years. and has become
known a the most reliable remedy fox
CAtarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure acts thru
the Blood on the Mucous surfaces, ex-
polling the Poison from the Blood and
healing the diseased portions.
After you have taken Halls Catafrh
great Improvement In your general
health. start taking Halls Catarrh
Cure at once and get rid Of catarrh.
Send for testimonials free.
+. ]. CHENEY { CO. Toledo. Ohio.
eold by ~ ptuggistA ia
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0llead.

Mrs. B. E. Hartman and daughter
Blanche OF Gorham, N. a., were recent
guests at b. z. Wheeler's.
DR.. Marble OF Gorham, N. H., was In
town recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Greene and
James Pagan of Berlin, N. b., spent
Christmas with their mother, Mrs. Mary
Pagan.
There Was q Christmas concert ct the
hall last Friday evening given BY the
children Of the village school.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-04
West Sumner.

Mrs. Nellie Reg of Keene's Mile
spent Christmas with Mrs. Rodney
Chandler.
Rev. and Mrs. G.. W. F. Hill OF Paris
Hill are guests at George G. Vests.
Rollin n. Stetson, master of Pleasant
Pond Grange, was delegate to the
State Grange.
A new hard wood floor Is being laid in
the vestry. Herbert 81. Barrows is do
ing the work.
Harry Holmes and wife are rejoicing
over the birth of twelve-pound boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Heath were over.
Sunday guests of Herbert T. Heath.
At the last regular meeting of Pleas
ant Pond Grange the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Mr.. n. Stetson.
ON @. Barrows.
L.-Mrs. Lillis Pulsifer.
S.-H. E. Pulsifer.
A.S.-virgil Barrett.
Chap.-Mrs. Nellie Starbird.
Sec.-Mrs. Edith B. Newell.
Treas.-G. II. Burrows.
G. K.-E. Z. Newell.
C.-Mrs. Bertha Cox.
P.-Mrs. Amy Farrar.
F.-Mrs. Esther Ryerson.
l.. A. S.-Gladys Buck.
Elk. Com. for years-S. G.. Barrett.
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MS Mills.

bf Colebrook was in
for a market for farm
stock among the lum'
Ie. He was an over
S. Bennett.
men in town buying
b first of the week,
and getting a load OF
borhood.
Pearl Bennett were
mas, the former from
e latter from South
met at Enrol Friday
her, Mrs. D. G. Ben
m there to their home
, the evening.
+ been taking care OF
otel who was brought
s camp. A trained
b care for him.
Ind bride are guests
Littlehale.
Dec. 22d, by Rev. j.
ittlehale of Wilson's
hurston Of Enrol, n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-04
Norway Lake.

Ralph Tucker, son of Wilbur Tucker,
had the misfortune to sever the cords OF
the first:and second fingers Of his right
hand and otherwise mutilate the hand
Dec. 30tb.
The Norway Lake Mothers Club dedi.
Gated their new hall Thursday evening,
which they have been building the past
six weeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-04
Winter.

winter.
Greetings and best wishes for 1915
The Democrat enters upon its SD vol
ume this week.
John Carlton has sold his horse and
has but little use for one.
The Audroscoggin is frozen over and
people cross on the ice.
Fred E. Murphy of Albany was in this
village Wednesday.
Philip Fl. Rolfe has been confined to
his home by illness for two weeks.
Mrs. Mary A. Laphsm Of Oxford is
visiting her brother-in-law, Llewellyn
D. Grover.
A fall of snow Wednesday evening
covered the icy and rough roads and i'm.
proved the shedding.
Many teams from Mason are now
hauling birch to the mill in this village.
Ebert Briggs is done working in
Northwest Albany and spent last week
with his father and brother in his old
home.
The Free Lance, monthly paper de-
voted exclusively to puzzles, has just
been started in Washington, d, q. 1t is
well worth the subscription price Of 80
cents per year. Cash prizes are offered
for solutions and original contributions,
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Seems Reasonable.

"Where are our poetss Why have we
no man to write . noble ode such a.
The Launching of the Ship ?"
"The themes are here, too. The right
Teller ought to be able to turn out some
thing pretty good on The Assembling
of the Automobile "-Ex.
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FORD BEARS.
FOF THE WEEK IN ALL
! OF THE COUNTY.
Paris Hill.

6rch, Rev. g. W. r. Hill, pas
livery Sunday at 10 AS A. n.
he. Sabbath evening service
Meeting Thursday evening AZ
Meeting the last Friday before
/ the month az 2 80 p. n. AL
Injected are cordially invited.
Club met Thursday af-
rs. Raymond Gates, with
present. The next meet
will be with Mrs. w. Z.
s employed as clerk In
krles NJ. johnson.
rill has been having a
past week with a car
J confined him to the
ircle supper of the Bap-
DO given at Cummings
evening of this week.
be followed by q short
bment. All are invited
have not already been
uested to bring food for
bd including New Years
pave been in such condi-
automobiles were using
anne time the sleighing
Fery best; a foundation
th light snow. Several
ell Saturday night and
Jay retard the wheels for
Hubbard, who spent
her sister, Mrs. K. Il.
prned to New York.
I the library lunched
Jackson last Wednes-
on music for the Uni
having engaged Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. w. P.
b music next summer
ping season think it will
e ladies TO meet at the
DON of each week dur
play Give Hundred"
b they wish or to bring
prefer for sociability,
BIZ ten cents. 1t will
lie to the music fund
the monotony Of the
No refreshments, no
ial invitations but all
ing in the village and
lily invited to meet and
ps. The first meeting
Z. II. jackson next
ht half past two O'Clock,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-04
West Bethel.

"December's sun Is low; the Year Is old.
Through fallen leaves and flying fakes Of
snow,
The aged pilgrim climbs the mountain COLI
But iookl the SUBMITS In the afterglowl
Nothing before her but the peak, the sky
Nothingl All, lookl Beyond Is everything
Over these mountains greener valleys lie;
happier New. Year; an eternal spring.
son the old bob-sled, tearing down once more
I would ike to coast again as In days OF yore,
Jolly times were they, boys and girls so gay,
Those were happy days-days long passed
away"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-04

J and daughter,
B Stetson's. Mrs,
proved in health,
spent
bd Mrs. G.. B.
to Otisfeld
on to the farm
.urtis.
Rumford spent
|arents, Mr.. and
move his fam
has q job.
this writing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-04

who has been
, months, came
visiting her son
| has returned
Ter, Mary An
Fered that she
(iies' Circle met
play.
T., had aChrist-
&, and Friday
usual Christ
t the churches.
pt Of Auburn
nt Christmas
eene
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-04
(ru.

! to be out again.
leld has been Wis
| P. NJ. Bennett.
10 Buckfeld with
|ristmas holidays
B Fred Bennett
kst week.
this week and
Smith and son
eek in Buckfsld.
hanic Falls sent
K to haul cord
y.fve to thirty
pulp and lum-
erent parties at
to be up and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-04
erford.

the misfortune to
Ills" by black water
| Abbott entertained
II. and Mrs. NJ. w.
Is j. G. Harvey, and
| Damon. Although
bg just like eating
S he was having a
{ the company did
licious dinner which
ped j. G.. Harvey
cently. They also
Davis.
bought a horse OF C..
through here Sat-
lung calves.
: Perry visited the
George Miller, over
{ Geddes and clar-
beir uncle, +. A.
visiting her friend,
8 week.
Norway on bust
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-04
New Year.
DWELL.

RVen.
/ ute lame from a
learns returned to
Eesday.
a bad spell Mon
cian was called to
of Harbor visited
| Olden McAllister,
? visited at his
rst of the week.
nd John A. Fox
10 Grange.
busiD, Carl Sewall,
Pr, Mrs. John A.
ate Mrs. Sarah Sar-
esday night, Dec.
late home Friday
Sc of death was
she was confined
J weeks. Her last
rent, with whom
about two months
pr of the Christian
ing words to the
pho assembled to
PTS to their aged
> years, 4 months
caves four sons,
I. H., Perley OF
IS and Fred Nc.
Burial at Fish
Q her former hus.
Evening star., 1916-11-27
PULP WOOD FOR MILLS.
Many Cargoes Arriving at George
town by Down-River Craft.

Numerous carSocs of pulp wood are
being brought to Georgetown from
along the river for the pulp mill there,
and in addition to the material coming
by water quantities of poplar and gum
are Being brought by rail to George
town from Fairfax and other nearby
counties in Virginia. The schooner
Oakland has just completed unloading G
a cargo of the wood and sailed, and
tn" schooner Richard Tall took her
place at the unloading dock. and will
complete unloading today. The schoon-
e- T. y. Robinson is reborted at a river
point loading pulp wood for the George
town mill. and the tug Capt Toby left
here this morning with lighters for a
Maryland creek to return with carsoes
Of the Wood
Hardly day passes but that vessels
arrive at Alexandria with pulp wood
for shipment to papermaking mills in
West Virginia and elsewhere. The
barge Totuskey is at the Whitehouse.
lust below Mount Vernon. to load a
large cargo of the paper-makinS ma
terial for Wilmington. Del.
Evening star., 1916-11-27
House of Lies" Friday. Harold Lock-
wood and May Allison. in Mister A."

House OF Lies. Friday, Harold LOCK-
wood and May Allison. in Mister A."
CRANDALLS-Toda and tomorrow
Gail Kane, in THE Men She Married
price in The Mischief Maker Fri
day and Saturday, Clara Kimball
Young. in without Soul"
sAvoY-Today. Vivian Martin, in
Her Fathers SON Tomorrow. Bev-
erly Bayne and Francis X. Bushman
in in the Diplomatic Service" Wednes-
day. Leonore Ulrich. in Tie intrigue.
Kane. in Heart of Hero Fri
day. William S. Hart, in The Dawn
maker; also Fay Tincher in "a Cali
co Vampire Saturday. Fannie Ward
in "Witchcraft''; also Charlie Chaplin
Mayo, in THE Chaperon."
APOLLO-Today. Civilization" with
Enid Markey and Howard Hickman
Tuesday, Lew Fields and Doris Kenyon
in The Man Who Stood Still" We'd
nesday. Pauline Frederick, in Ashes OF
Embers." Thursday. Beverly Ba!ne
and Francis y. Bushman. i'll In the
diplomatic Service" Friday, Marie
Doro, in The Lash" Saturday. Edna
Mayo. in THE Chaperone."
AVENUE GRAND-Today, Bessie Ear
riscale. in Home; Fay Tincher. in
French Milliner. Tomorrow. Mae Muir
ray. in The Dream Girl" Wednesday
Hazel Dawn and owen Moore. in TN
der Cover" Thursday, Naleska Suratt
in Jealousy Friday, Norma Tai
madge. in THE Devils Needle; Gloria
Swanson. in The Danger Girl" Satur-
day. Beverly Bayne and Francis y
Bushman, in 'In the Diplomatic Serv-
ice
LYRIC--Today. Mary Miles Mfnter, in
'Dulcie's Adventure: also Florence
Rose fashion reel. Tomorrow, Barney
Bernard. in a Prince in a Pawn Shop;
also .'Luke's Patient Provider." We'd
nesday. Viola Dana, in The cossack k
Whip: also Pathe News. Thursday,
Berth; kalich. in Love and Hate. Fri
day. Nell Shipman. William Duncan and
George Holt, il Through the Wall :
Saturday. The Firm of Girdlestone.
with Edna FlugTath and Charles Rock.
Evening star., 1916-11-27
Assignment of Dental Surgeons.

Each of the follouing-n named officers
of the Dental Corps. recently appoint
ed, will proceed to the station specified
for duty and instruction: First Lieuts.
carp T. Dckmann, Jefferson barracks,
Mo- Walter S. Smith. Letterman Cen
eral Hospital, Presidio of San Fran
cisco. Cal: Joseph II. Tyler. Oscar 7.
Snyder, Rex Mex. Mcdowell and Fred
eric II, Bocko.en, Columbus barracks.
Ohio; Aaron F. Eidemilier. Fort Omaha,
Neb.: Lee Il. Schrader, Fort Benjamin
Harrison, Ind: George r. Tressel. Fort
Terry, y Y: William Mann. Fort
Thomas, Ky; Howard I. Benedict, Fort
Rarrancas Ila. r. Henry Valentine,
Fort Caswell, y. g.; Thomas J.. smith.
Fort MCPHERSON. Ga: Brantley l. New
som and Ebert +. Rushing, Fort Sam
Houston. Tex. and Charles NJ Taylor.
Fort Worden, Wash.
Evening star., 1916-11-27
Notes Flying of Birds.

Core spondenoe of the Associated Press.
PARIS. November IA French arm!
aviator, Capt. O.. when not directing
the squadron he commands. gives his
attention TO the ways of certain birds
in the air. He has observed that swal-
lows when migrating fly at an eleva-
ton of about 500 yards, while wild
ducks at a similar period. fly as high
as 1000 yards. The green-necked spe-
cies. he noted. flew at about eighty-five
miles az hour when mounting, and
about nmety-five miles when in hori-
. zon,al flight I.apwingE We're seen by
The aviator at over mile and hall
high.
Evening star., 1916-11-27
Burton Holmes Lecture.

Canadian Rockies''--the second trav-
elosue in Burton Holmes present series.
was presented at the New National last
night. The journey from Calgary to
Ranff and beyond the great divide was
diversified al Banff Springs by i motion
review OF the Stony Indians in full regalia
By the Duke OF Connaught. and of the
ceremonies incident to his investiture as
a great chief Of the tribe. At Mount
stephen excursions We're made to the
rapids and natural bridge, and from
Emerald lake to Lake Summit. with its
reflection OF Mount Wapra." Handcol-
ored Slides and natural color photography
are employed in the lecture. Next Sun
day Imperial Britain" will be the topic.
Evening star., 1916-11-27
Special Film Features.

!.LITE.-Today. Blanche Sweet in
"'The Raeamuf,in," also The Kat Came
Back comedy. Tomorrow. Muriel
,'striche. in The Daughter OF the Sea-
also International Pictorial News
Wednesday. Laura Hope Crews. in
BLACK Birds" also Burton Holmes
travelogue. In Old Ireland" Thursday,
Pauline Frederick. in Audrey" also
Jerry Ships Il Circus Friday, Ralph
Herr and Irene Howley, in The Purple
Lady" also Ills Birthday Gift" Satur-
day, Barney Bernard. in Phantom For
tunes also Father Gets Into the
Movies comedy.
IIOMF,-Today. Norma Talmadge, in
The children in the Hcus"" Tomor-
NV, Hazel Dawn. in THE Fcu7I Girl"
" 'dus.day. Nlicr Brad., ~ ''fh"
l.tc!s. Thursday. harold Lockwood
and May Allison, IL "NtStrr iia FIJI
day, -. =. Warner aud Bessie !zsfe. in
Tn. i3e,gar of CAWnpore" S4tfrda P.
Mae Murray. IL sweet Kitty Bellairs. -
MA SONIC AJ-DITJHIUA AI-Today ),
Pauline Frederick. in Ashes OF En-
bers. Tomorrow. While Collier, III The
EuGIe call Wednesday. Maurice and
Life: also Pathc Weekly. Thursday
Lew Fields and Doris Kenyon. in The
Man Who stood still" Saturday, Viola
Dana. III The cossack Whip"
OIYMPfC-Today. Louise Glaum. in
THE WoIf Woman; also Mack Swain.
III 'Ambrose's Rapid Rise" Tomorrow
William Duncan and Mary Anderson. il
THE Last Man" "Wednesday Norma
T@lmadge. in The Social Secretary
also keystone players. in "A Scoundrefs s
TOLL Thursday. Edna Mayo and f,U-
l=nc p'iirien, ia The RETURN Of Eve
Frj@ay, Robert Warwick ana GaiI
iS,irs. ~ THE Heart of q Hero. Satur-
a.. George iaH cctt. Mary charlesor
.l.t'i h"nisl- Santschi, III The tountr<
4 NAT God Forgot
mt i-f:- TODAY. Earle Williams ant
I!IHe Billings. in The Scarlet Run.
i.rr also .lH9a Little aud Frank Ror-
zdr1v. ~ 'rhe Lard Of the Lizards
tomorrow. Lois Weber. Mary Macf.arsI
3"d PHILLIPS Sm%Ney. in saving The
"Wednesday. Barney Bernard ii a
Prince ia "a Pstr,uSh"a". also Path,
N"F'S. Thursday, Charlie Chaplin in
b"hnd thc Se~"r"': Wirnifred GrecIi-
wood -,nd Edward Coyer. i.s The Frau.
hi-'. and Hazel I:uckiuar. in ~
ni"i.ai" 'r I'ai>y. Friday. Gladys Hu.
l"tf". fr' "'rhe Shine GItL' SATURDAY.
I."h"r' Warr irk ard Gail Kane. "Th.
H";'rt - p Her" also i'athc News
WNsiilN'ruN REGENT Toda,
Na."l Taiiaf"rrr III THE Ia ,vn Of
rnw Th.ndo. y f;n,,artl M ,ni,.' t;,''.
if anton ta. T.rril,i..a.. .,r,a
o. M+dtrt'a \"i"ska Suratt in
he straight Way also weekly Of
's"'''i, iiV'it'N lf'tNrlpisue. Thurs
~ At''ll' pof". lI The Lash: also
pictoE pms frIdtE. E!sle Jane Wilson
a"1 rupert JutiaH, 81 The EVIL Won =
en p" also cosnedy. Saturday. Pauline
ir"h@iick. tH Th" Moment Before
also = Bray cartoon comedy
t,-,r,t.p -.,.,-
r,. li,T,la,,, ,,d r1W, ses
Evening star., 1916-11-27
U. S. Consul Smith Is Thanked

Correspondence Of the Associated Press
LONDON. November 1.-THE lord
mayors fund at its last meeting passed
a vote of thanks to Willoughby Smith
the United States consul at Tiflis for
the great work he did in helping them
and other kindred organizations, to al
leviate the distress of the Armenian
refugees.