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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-16

NO. $4,000 for house barn and
acre Of land near North Montpelier: don't ss.
you can't afford a home 269t
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-16

If YOU are out of work, let us
help you out; we can most al
ways give you what you are
looking for; J. J. Dashner G. Son
Employment Agency, Rowland
buildinp Barre VI 2s2tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-16
MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED married man to work on
farm tenement furnished for right party
also single man for general farm work in
qlire of F. M. Weld, Montpelier. Vt tel
2S9-W. 264t6
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-16
TO RENT

TO REN1.-Two tenements, one OF 8 rooms.
other 4 rooms steam heat and all modern Inn
provements apply at $40 No. Main street.
phone 1ll-W. 2S4t6
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-16
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-One nearly new l2-volt recti
fer, Wagner type; cost $3.50. will sell this al
bargain for $500; II. +. Cutler Son, SIC
North Main street. tel 402-W. 2s4ta
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-16

Jennie Dukett was badly bitten on her
thumb while trying to administer medi-
cine to pet cat recently at her home
in Bridport. The bite was so serious
a physician had to be called.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-18
LOUISE PLAYS NEW
KIND OF ROLE

Louise Glaum has perhaps never
had a more sympathetic roic than
that o, Nan Bishop In Love or
Justice" at the Liberty,
In her world. life for her and the
men whom she aids Is one Job"
after another. However. love works
a change 10 her character when
she meets Jack Dunn. young law
yer. who has allowed the DRUG
habit to block his promising
career and drag him down 10 tho
lowest resorts OF the slums and
underworld. Her influence breaks
the habit and gives a new impetus
10 hts existence Nan. fearing TO
lose him. at first diacouragcs his
efforts 10 regain his place In the
legal world. but love brings a sac.
riflce. she aids him and their ways
part. Later Nan II accused OF muir
der and they meet again In court.
where Dunn ia the prosecuting at.
torney on the case Then comes
the great climax OF the story. show
ing which course he decides 10 fol
low. Love or Justice" Charles
Gum plays opposite Miss Glanm
Cactus Ncli' IL two reels Of hilar-
ioua Keystone comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-18
How to Look Years
Less Than Your Age

The most aged face will look
years younger after the uhe Of or
binary meFcnitxed wax for from 10
days 10 two weeks This remark
able substance. because % its p"ru-
liar nhsorptiV~ power. actually re-
moves the thin veil % faded or
withered outer cutici~. a little At a
time Gradually the frcshcr. more
youthful skin underneath 10 re-
vealod This absorption process be-
ing purely hygisnic ono. an entire
~ natural complexion W acquired
quite different from the artificial
complexion. which appears anything
but Eiriish. though often bearing
painful evidence OF chiidiah ness. An
ounce OF mercoliEed way. ohtainabic
at any drug store. h sufficient to
rejuvenate any complexion. II IL
put on like cold cream at bedtime.
and removed mornings with warm
water.
To eradicate such age marks as
wrinkles and burrows. make a wash
lotion by dissolving one ounce Of
powdered AaNoiito In one-haif pint
witch hazel This has wonderful
astrinEcnt and tonic properties. II
quickly effac-s all kinds Of wrin-
kl~s. no matter how caused. making
tho skin firm. smooth and young
looking Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-18
REPRISALS FOR
AERIAL MURDER
ARE DEMANDED

LONDON. June ts.-pubile
demand Tor rcprisals against
Germany for her aerial murder
raids today reached such
point that Il was believed the
government would be forced TO
take eoanixanee.
\ tremendous popular sentiment
for "A Franco.lritish raid on some
such German city IA Berlin or
Frankfort. TO avenEc the murders
OF British women and children by
German aeroplane and Heppelins
has developed.
A mass meeting Sunday. in the
London opera house. demanding
such rcprisal. was attended hy
thousands. \ British airman, Com.
mander Prmbcrton billing. NJ. T..
declared, with England'a suprem.
acy In the air on the Western
front. such raids over open Ger.
man towns could be easily accom-
plished
British air forces accounted for
their second Zeppelin within sew
en- days in Sunday mornings Ger.
man raid over the east coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-18
THEATRES
OR EUM

Clever bouncing. eccentric dane
INK. funny patter and song marked
the opening performance Of Eugene
I,eyy'E road show az the Orpheum
theatre Sunday. Record audiences
welcomed Manager Levy's brand OF
entertainment back to the boards
In Seattle. after an absence OF sew
oral months.
This week Wilbur and Lyke
stage a novel trampoline act. with
song advertisements Dewey and
Dayton win laugh after laugh with
eccentric stepping and comedy con
sersation Bail and Sinclair. song.
ttcrs. baniolsta and dancers. have q
lot Of song hits with familiar
classical bit nov and then Lester
and Moure introduce a military act
with When Johnny Comes March
ing Home Again and other war.
time songs. The Gene De Bell
Trio. listed as TWO DandieH and a
Coon. turn out 10 be three
handles In the line OF comic song
and dance. An o. Henry photo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-18
GEORGE BEBAN BREAKS
DISHES ON LIE SIDE

George Beban, the famous ltal
ian character actor. AZ the Coliseum
In his latest production. "A Road
side Impresario.' has a hidden pas
sion that was not discovered until
the filming OF this story. This pas
sion Ia for breaking dishes.
One OF the incidents OF the story
Ia where Mr.. Beban Ia working as
a helper I'm a restaurant in order 10
raise money 10 get Bruno. his bear
out Of Jail. Beban finds an Import.
ant paper and certain members OF
his company try to get II away
from him. Armed with clcayer
and pan full OF hot soup. he
keeps them at bay Several people
noticed during rehearsal that Mr.
Beban looked AZ rack full OF
dishes with hungry eyes. but
thought nothing of It, and as the
dishes were all borrowed from a
local restaurant. II was supposed
the star would do no damage: but
while the scene was being photo
graphed. Mr.. Beban managed "a
Jump around In such n way az "a
tip over the entire rack containing
tho dishes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-18
VIOLA DANA PLAYS
luRID CHARACTER

Viola Dana. the charming little
star. is at the Mission, in The Nor
tai Sin" The story tells OF the
struggles OF young author. who
has to exc out n miserable eXis-
tence by working az a clerk in the
publishing house of the man to
whom he Is trying to sell his novel
His health falls. and his devoted
wife implores him not to burn the
candle at both ends" by working
day and night. His novel deals
with "A wifes sacrifice to bring sue
cess TO her husband, also a novel
list. How the experience OF his
his hero becomes the experience OF
George Anderson. the author, him
self. how the sacrifice OF the WON.
an OF his novel becomes the sacri-
flee of Jane Anderson, is told In
this powerful story OF the present
day.
A comedy and scenic complete
the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-18
RUSSELL HAS MANY
BRUISES TO SHOW

William Russell. in one episode
OF The Frsme.Up." AT the Colo.
NAL. In which he r. starred. turns e
back somcrsault out OF a speeding
automobile 10 register sensation.
al escape lie somersaulted out OF
that car no less than 90 times be.
fore the camera caught him Just
precisely az Director Sloman wish.
I'D 10 have him caught. As n re-
suit. Russell needed the services OF
his physician many times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-18
ROOM FOR 20 MORE

Eighty Seattle business and pro
fessional men fnrsook office life
for tent life Monday. and now are
In camp at Fort lAwton. taking
military instruction. Tho camp
Will last two weeks. and the train
Ing will be similar 90 that NJ the
officers reserve camp nj tho Pre-.
sidio. There Il room for 20 more
men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-18
BABY ACTRESS STARS
AT THE ALEXANDRIA

II took a little girl 20 change a
man who had forgotten how TO
laugh into one that was always
smiling. Everyone else had given
up the attempt. There are few
stars. big or little. that can play
on the hcartstrlngs OF an audience
Ike Baby Marie Osborne. You viii
fall in love with her In Told NJ
Twilight" in which the little lady
appears at the Clemmer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-18
Today's Programs

IInERry-Iouiss alaum In Love or
Justice"
tofIsTt M-i,eorEe Iiebap In The
Roadside Impre.ario."
siIMMIH--itahJ Marie Osborne In
Told nj Twilight"
STRAND Alice Brady In The
Dancer. Peril"
RIN-slara KimhaIi Young In The
yellow Passport"
lillian Rasseii In The
irsmr-tp."
MtssIOS-Niola Dana In The Mortal
STA
CLASS A--rterence Ia radis In III
,nrro and the Daughter"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-18

emerged victor over the field In
the title tourney at the Seattle Golf
club. Tho first three were
Fleager. SOL Griswold. 3ii. and
Ford. 3i6. The tourney was run
off by medal play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-18
RUSSIAN DANCERS IN
MONlNG PICTURE

Wonderful dancing scenes, in
which an entire Russian ballet par.
ticipates, and in which Miss Alice
Brady In the central figure, con.
stltute one of the very pleasing and
unusual features OF "The Dancers
Peril" with Alice Brady as the star
nj the Strand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-18
$l.95, $3.50, $2.95
and So. IS
Untrimmed Spring
Style Hats
Special for Tuesday
Choice $3.50
Upper Main Floor.

-. this assemblage OF
I'm Spring style Hats that
- are priced special for
the Tuesday sales, value and
true economy are most APP
parent. The styles include
shapes Of Liserc and Milan
Hemp in large and small
sailors, tricornes, mushroom
and turban models in colors
Of rose, Copenhagen blue,
navy, natural and black
Regular $l.o5, 81 so. sos
and $3o5. Special for Tues
day. Choice .$1.5O
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-18
The atnge play.

the AtaEc play.
She IL seen In the role OF beau.
tlful young Russian girl who has
20 secure the yellow passport In or
der To escape TO America in order
20 avoid persecution. However. In
America the yellow passport causes
her all kinds OF worry and her III.
ture happiness for the moment
seems at stake--but then II all ends
the right way. after all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-18
THE WILKES


The Yellow Ticket" Is a tsory OF
the old Russia. the Russia OF brutal
cosaacka and graft and intrigue. II
holds with the grip OF sympathy
and wins by its sheer force. As
the Wilkes Players handle II at the
wilkes theatre formerly the Al
hambral this week there's a life
and punch in 1t that drives It's
lessons home.
The yellow ticket is the badge
of dlsgrace. II marks It's holder as
a member OF a hated race and
points him out "a a subject for all
attack. Anna Valeska had a ticket.
Despised as Jewess. yet ad-
mired for her beauty. a baron al
tempts TO overcome her. She kills
him.
In bringing the story TO happy
conclusion the skill OF the dram
atist Is apparent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-18
CLARA X. YOUNG PLAYS
YOUNG RUSSIAN GIRL

Clara X. Young Is at the Rex in
"The Yellow Passport" taken from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-18

rlay feature rounds out the bill.
Manager Levy announces
change OF show, vaudeville and
picture. on Sunday and Wednesday
each week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-18

special for the Tuesday sales.
They are especially desirable
for Summer, as the Georgette
used is OF light weight. Sew
eral styles are displayed in
the assortment. including the
model sketohed They are
trimmed with large collars
and dainty laccs, and some
are shown in irill effects. Sizes
80 to 40, in white and flesh
color. Regular S3.75. Special
Choice at Observation-Disclosures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-18
$3.75 Georgette Waists
Special for Tuesday
Choice So. 95
$3.50
Upper Main Floor.

800 is a new shipment
IHIS OF Georgcttc Waists
that we have priced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-18
The Rhodes Co.
Tuesday Special Sales

Strong timely. thd
Tuesdays comprise every nBtanise merchandise
desirable Summer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-18
Dixie" Fleager Wins
City Golfing Title

Dixie" F1eager IL Seattie's
champion golfer. The veteran won
this honor Saturday when he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-18
$l.95 Georgette
Crepe
Special for Tuesday
A Yard $1.19
Main Floor.

Inches wide and of
40 a quality and weight
--desircd. Displayed in a
selection from our own stock
that comprises the favored
shades OF light gold, new
green, American Beauty red,
Piping Rock red, new blue.
orange, flesh and redwood.
Regular Sl95. Special for
Tuesday, yard. SLID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-18
MOORE


Her Unborn Child" which
opened Sunday at the Moore the
atre for n run OF seven days. dis
cusses the question Of motherhood
from different angle than the
ordinary dramatists usually choose
rhe mother OF the young man who
IL implicated In the love affair goes
TO unusual lengths 10 keep the mar
rage from being contaminated.
but her ideas OF birth control have
"A downfall before the minds OF the
more healthy-minded characters in
the play
Nina Gleason In the role of the
mother OF the girl is very good.
which is more than can be said of
the construction OF the play. for
there are tiresome patches turnout
the play, OF unusual length.
PALACE HIP
The new show which opened sun
day at the Palace Hip is head
lined by a comedy sketch. "Cloaks
and Suits" in which the big fun
IN provided by two partners who
quarrel all the time and suffer the
consequent reward.
Good dancing and comedy com
prise the offering of Tom PATRICIA
and Myers, The Girl and the
Dancing Fool
Walters and Walters are a duo
lie: yentriloquists unusually good.
Leon and Adeline Sisters are
pantomime jugglers of skin. with a
little comedy
Van PerTe and Van Perre are
Belgian musicians. who not only
play wonderfully well on the
xylophone. but are singers and
wooden shoe dancers as well.
The Rambler Sisters have n
Ioancing turn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-18
Upper Main Floor.

new Bingham Sum
mer Dresses are ideal
for street. house or
Arizona republican., 1917-07-27
FARLEY FAILS ID
 BRING SOLUTION
 TOLABOR TROUBLE
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DENVER, July 26.-The first con- ference between the committee repre- senting the coal miners employed by the Colorado Fuel & Iron company and officials of the company in an effort o avert the strike called for August l adjourned tonight without a solution laving been reached. Another confer 'n"e will be held tomorrow.
 Details concerning today's confer
 nee were not divulged by J. F. Vel 'Nrn president of the company who presided at the conference, but it was .nnoUnced that the men informally presented list of their grievances.
 When notice of intention to strike August 1 was filed with the state in iustrial commission it was announced by officials of the union that among the mems grievances was one protest ing against the so-called Rockefeller adjustments"
 opening of the conference today was 'elaved by a controversy over the meeting place, the men objecting to the tate house because it would possibly involve intercession by the state indus trial commission and the company off cials objecting to the miners head quarters the place favored by the men. A compromise was reached by selecting he office of President Welborn as the scene of the conferences
Arizona republican., 1917-07-27
DEPUTIES SHOOT
 WHEN MIAMI MOB
 HA[TS FOOD AUTO
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GLOBE. Ariz, July 26.-Firing of shots by deputy sheriffs when an at tempt was made hy mob to stop them from taking supplies to the guards at the Inspiration mine at Miami were the outstanding features in the strike situation in this distric. tonight
 Hi Elam, under sheriff at Miami, and his assistants started for the h. spiration mine about 10 o'clock to- night with an automobile loaded with supplies for the deputies at the h. spiration mine. At Lower Miami, mob of I. W. W. members attempted to stop the machine crying that the supplies should not go through. Elam had previously warned the 'plckets that no interference with traffic would oe tolerated and the officers opened fire. They were careful to make the first shots a warning and fired only at their disturbers feet. They de- clared, however that in the future they will not be so considerate. None was injured in the affray and the supplies were carried to their destlna- ton without further demonstration.
 Another attempt to bring about a settlement of the strike was wrecked by strike speakers at Miami this at- ternoon when Joseph Cannon. j. Tom Lewis, former member of the state
 house of representatives and Tom Cora, an Austrian who has assumed leading part in labor disturhnces in the district, practically took charge of meeting at Dreamland hall after the assembladge had been called to- gether by citizens who hoped to put an end to industrial strife here.
 The meeting was called to order by A. F. Denton. chairman of the Citl- zens committee that has been seeking to bring about an adjustment of the differences between the striking min CTS and their employers. MT. Denton made a brief address outlining the purposes of the meeting and asking that anyone who had anything to say (Contlnued on Page Two)
Arizona republican., 1917-07-27
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WASHINGTON, July 26. = While senate and house conferees were be- ginning their work today on the long delayed food control bill, sentiment among house republicans crystallized against further delaying enactment by continuing Republican Leader Manns fight for creation of a joint congress- ional committee on war expenditures.
 At an informal conference of repub- lican representative it was made clear to MT. Mann acN)rding to those pres ent, that no partisan fight on the ques- tion at this time could command the support of the party's representation in the house.
 Hope of getting the measure through conference and ready for President Wilson's signature next week was frightened somewhat by the develop
Arizona republican., 1917-07-27
GOETHALS WOULD
 SERVE IN FRANCE
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WASHINGTON, July 26.-Reorganl- zation of the shipping board proceeded rapidly today. The resignation of Theodore Brent, vice chairman If the board, was accepted by President Will son, and Edward N. Hurley of Chicago was sworn in as a member to succeed William Denman, forced out by the president.
 Tomorrow the board will elect MT. Hurley chairman and the board of di- rectors of the emergency fleet corpora- tion will name Rear Admiral Capps to succeed Major General Goethals as the corporations manager.
 MT. Brents resignation was an nounced at the office of the shipping board At the White House it was said no one had been selected to fill his place. but it is understood the. presl- dent is considering naming repub- lican.
 General Goethals declined today to confirm reports that he has asked to be sent to France with the engineer corps.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-27
PROHIBITION VOTE
 COMES WEDNESDAY Y

votes, just enough to approve the res olution which would then go to the house, subject to a similar two-thirds vote.
 Ratification of the amendment would require affirmative action by three fOurths of the AS states
 The resolution provides that ''The manufacture, sale or transportation of intoxicating liquors within, the impor- tation thereof into, or the exportatiOn thereof from the United States and all territory subject to the jurisdiction thereof for beverage purposes are here by prohibited. The congress shall have power to enforce this article by ap- propriate legislation"
 Senator Penrose, who recently has objected to efforts to secure vote said tonight he would vote and speak against the resolution but had no de- sire to be obstructive
 Senator Underwood also announced that he was opposed to the resolution,
Arizona republican., 1917-07-27
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WASHINGTON, July 26.-The new war budget to carry the government through to next July and to cover additional credits to the allies prom ises to exceed eight billion dollars and may amount to ten billion dollars.
 War department estimates sent to congress today call for new appropri- ations of s5.27s, ,636. 900 for that branch of the military establishment alone. Estimates totalling another $l,0oO,- 900, 900 or more are expected tomor- row when the other departments re- port their needs, and in addition Sec retary McAdoo has indicated that be- fore the year is out, congress will be asked for 00,000,000 appropri- ,tion to increase the fund available for loans abroad.
 As soon as the departmental reports are in, the appropriation committees of congress will go to work on an inn mediate budget which probably will total in the neighborhood of s7,000.- GOO.0OO. Meantime the senate finance committee, which has the war tax bill in charge, will meet tomorrow to con slider what part of the new expendi- lures is to be provided by taxation and on what commodities the new levies are to fall. The committee hopes to have revised bill ready early next week.
 The gross estimates submitted by the war department today totaled s5. 917.S7S347, but that covered all exist ing and expected deficiencies in the department funds. including upwards of S640000 900 already appropriated for the aviation program. This latter
 item will not be included in the bud get but congress will have to pro- vide revenues to meet it. since it was
Arizona republican., 1917-07-27
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WASHINGTON, July 26.-National prohibition will be voted on by the senate next Wednesday, By unanimous consent it was agreed tonight to take up Monday Senator Sheppard's reso- lution for national prohibition amendment to the constitution and to dispose of it by Wednesday night.
 Foes of prohibition consented to the vote in order to clear the resolution from the calendar. transmit it to the house, and perhaps shift further agita- tion on the subject from congress to the states. They secured an agree ment, however, for addition of a pro- viso requiring the states to act within six years on the constitutional amend ment if submitted to them.
 The vote in the senate probably will be extremely close. Adoption would require two-thirds of the senators present. Senator Sheppard predicted tonight an affirmative vote of 65 or 66
Arizona republican., 1917-07-27
OPPOSED TO DELAYW
 PASSING FOOD BILL

ment, but the leaders pointed out that even with agitation for the war com- mittee amendment sileneed in the house, the senate remained on record as favoring it and d fight there still was possible. The president has asked that the provision be eliminated be- cause he believes it will only harass those charged with conducting the war
 The conferees met twice today, but accomplished little.
 Decision of the house republicans to take no further action at present on the war expenditures committee amend ment was reached in a meeting called by MT. Mann.
 Former Speaker Cannon urged un- divided support of the president now and declared that if it became apparent later that war expenditures commit tee was needed it could be created by separate legislation