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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-28
earn 70 De Thrifty.

Thriftlessness seldom If ever is able
to seize and detain opportunity or to
drive advantageous bargains.
What men call luck generally Is a
combination of foresight. industry,
pluck and thrift in the lucky man.
To save is to have, to own is to pos
sess power Property speaks loudly
and largely sways the commonwealth.
The thrifty contribute most to the well
fare of the state.
The purchaser on credit pays not
only for the property, but for the time
1t takes TO complete the purchase. 1t
seldom is the thrifty way to finance
deals. The extra expenditure is equiv
alent to the loss of so much interest on
ones principal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-28
BRYAN BUSHES
TO SIDE AGAINST
THE PRESIDENT
He Will Go to Washington at Once to
Try to Keep Congress from Grant
ing Powers Asked of
Congress.

Jacksonville, Fla, Feb. 2S.--W. J. Bry-
an in a statement issued here yesterday
announced he was opposed to granting
powers to the president such as Mr.
Wilson requested of Congress Monday
He announced he would go Immediately
to Washington and use his influence TO
have the request declined.
After reading President Wilson's adj
dress to Congress, Mr.. Bryan cancelled
Ave speaking engagements in Florida and
has since been in communication by tele-
graph with congressional friends in Wash
ington.
Whatever power is conferred upon
the president should. ! think" said MIR.
Bryan, 'be so limited as not to consti-
tute a surrender of the power of Con-
gress.'
Mr.. Bryan said he had the greatest
faith in the presidents high purpose, but
he was of the opinion that il would be
unwise to delegate to the president the
authority asked for mo matter how
much confidence we have in the execu-
tive
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-28
FEDERALS ROUT
GOMEZ FORCES
Army, Broken, Flees to It's
Mountain Re-
treats
FLAG OF TRUCE
WAS REFUSED
Government Troops Lose
Only One in the
Battle

Havana, Feb. 2s.--If government ad.
vices are correct the rebel forces under
Gen. Jose Miguel Gomez suffered a dis.
astrous defeat ON the Jatibonco river
boundary between the states of CANA
guey and Santa Clara. Col. Collazo
who commanded the federal forces, re.
ported to President Menocal that the
Gomez army had been broken up into
small bands and had fled into the noun
tains.
1t was on Gen. Gomez own estate
on the Jatibonico that he won his repu-
tation as military commander during
the Cuban war for independence Here
he had his greatest triumphs and here
he seems to have met the most serious
reverse of his career.
Col. Collazo was ordered TO dislodge
Gomez, who was holding large force
on his Jibaro estate. together with Car
los Manditez, candidate for vice presi-
dent on the Zayas ticket; Col Quinones,
Lieut,-Co Figueroa and Major Solano.
A sharp engagement took place and
after an hours fighting the rebels asked
for truce to arrange for their sur
render Suspecting treaehery the federal
commander refused to treat He was
attacked Immediately on three sides. 1t
required another hour and half for him
to rout the rebels.
Col Collazo reported to the govern
ment that he found fifty dead rebels
and many wounded on the battlefield.
He captured two machine guns, lao rifles
and pistols, 100 cavalry horses and many
mules loaded with supplies.
The federal losses as reported were one
dead and eight wounded.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-28
ITALIAN LIRE "FLoPS."
Sensational Break in Remittances Sends
Exchange Value to Low Figure.

New York, Feb. 2s.-A sensational
break in remittanees to Italy carried
down the value of Tires in the exchange
market here yesterday to a point where
it takes more than seven and one-half
Tires to equal one American dollar as
against the normal value of five and one
eighth Tires before the war. Cables to
Italy were quoted at TSP against pre-
vious minimum of 7.4S.
Italian exchange has shown increasing
generalization here during the past few
weeks, mainly as a result of the failure
of the Italian government or banking in
terests to rebuild credit in this market.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-28
SWEDISH TRUNK is
REMOVED FROM LINER
1t Will Be Taken to London For a
Closer Exami-
nation.

Washington, Feb 2s-The chest of
documents on board the Frederik VIII.
supposed to be diplomatic papers of the
Swedish minister at Washington, will
be forwarded from Halifax to London,
to be guaranteed by Sweden's envoy
here, according to the arrangements
made to accommodate the issue raised
when the chest was taken from Count
Won Bernstorfs ship.
The chest, without notification to the
British authorities, was consigned to the
care of merchant taking passage for
Sweden on the Frederik VIII.
II will be taken by British ship
to England, where the neutrality of its
contents will be vouched for by a rep
resentative of the Swedish government.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-28
GERMAN FRIEND
WARNS GERARD
NOT TO SAIL
Envoy Regards 1t as Given in All Sc
iousness--Anxiety Felt for the
Party Leaving.

Corunna, Spain. Feb 2s.-lt became
known yesterday that on the day he left
Berlin, ex- Ambassador Gerard was
warned personally by German friend
in high official position against sailing
from Spain for the United States.
The fact that the warning was given
has not yet become known except TO the
men who are in Mr. Gerard's confidence,
but among them there is a feeling of
anxiety in regard to the Americans who
sailed yesterday on the mfanta Isabel.
1t is known that Mr.. Gerard regards the
warning as having been given in all Sc
robustness.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-28
AGED FARMER
Made Strong and Wen by vinoI

The following letter from Farmer Les
ter adds another link 20 the great chain
Of evidence which proves that there Is
nothing equal to Ninol to create strength
for feeble, weak, rundown conditions
and after sickness.
Nestal Center. y VI am a farmer,
"a years of age and got into weak,
rundown condition as result Of the
grip Our druggist suggested Ninol to
build me up, and I noticed an improve
ment soon after taking it, and Il has re-
stored my strength 50 / can now do a
good days work. Nv wife has also TAX
en- Vinol for q rundown condition with
splendid results H W. Lester Red
Cross Pharmacy, Floyd G. Russell. Prop.
Barre; also AZ the leading drug store IN
all Vermont towns.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-28
Murder and Suicide.

Fitehburg, Mass, Feb 2s.--Charles Cor
loz of Taunton shot and instantly killed
his wife in a hotel here yesterday and
then shot himself, dying shortly after he
was removed to a hospital. The couple
arrived at the hotel yesterday morning
and had been in room several hours
when the shooting occurred.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-28
An American oolf Club Of i7s4.


II may come as a surprise to golf
players to know how long ago. almost
a century and a quarter, the royal
game was enjoyed by Charlestonians-
In making research through the fles
of the South Carolina Gazette recently
1 came upon the following notice.
which I send az a contribution 70 our
gOlfng records:
City Gazette and Daily Advertiser.
Saturday. November Is. ia
Golf Club.
This being the snniyersary OF the South
Carolina Goif club. the members are re-
GUested 20 attend ~ Williams's Co1es
House. IN lieu q Harle-tor's Green on ac-
count % the bad weather.
Dinner on table az } o'clock
BY order OF the president
EDWIN GARDNER. seoreVarT.
-Chsriestoa News AID Courier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-28
Not Needed.

The young bride had clearly formed
ideas on industrial questions.
Il will give you something to eat
she informed the tramp, "if you will
get that ak
"Oh, I shan't need that the tramp
in reassuring tone. My
teeth are all right. Philadelphia Rec
ord.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-28
Fears of Mr.. Luce.

Boston. Feb 2s.-Robert Luce. chair
man Of the state cost OF living commits
sion, told a legislative committee yester-
day that the nation is facing a financial
panic. Every evidence that history At.
fords Of impending financial disaster is
with US now" he said. Excessive spec
ulstion. enormous extravaganza, tremen-
dous profits and unbounded prosperity
these We have now and they are almost
inevitably the precursor Of financial dis
sster.7
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-28
Move in Thaw Case.

New York, Feb. 2s.-In an effort to
have extradition proceedings against
Harry K Thaw given preference over
the lunacy hearing in the Philadelphia
courts, Dist. Atty, Swami yesterday dis
patched Asst. Dist. Atty. Black to that
city Three alienists accompanied Mr..
Black.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-28
CALIFORNIA UPHoLDs WILSON.
Legislature Denounoes Germany's "Dis
regard of Law of Nations"

Sacramento. Cal, Feb 2s.-A resolu-
ton expressing confidence in President
Wilson in this crisis in the history Of
our country" and denouncing disregard
by Germany of the law of nations has
been passed unanimously by the assem-
bly, of the California legislature
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-28
WHEN TONGUE IS COATED

your liver is torpid and is affecting
your stomach and bowels. To rouse
your liver. take the little, purely vege-
table and in-all-ways satisfactory
Hoods Pills. They relieve biliousness,
constipation. all liver Ills. Do not irri-
tate nor grippe. Price 25c., OF druggists
or c l. Hood Co.. Lowell, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-28
PENSION FOR MRS. FUNSTON.
Senate Passes Bill Giving Widow 500 a
Month.

Washington, Feb. ga bill granting
a pension of 500 month to the widow
of the late Mai. Gen. Frederick Funston
was passed yesterday by the Senate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-28

Colds Cause Headache and Grip
LAXATIVE BR0Mo QUININE removes
cause There is only one "Bromo Qui-
nine" L. W. GROVES signature on box.
25c.-Adv.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-31
THE EIGHTEEN HOTEL

Bos beoe,rtet usbe Gisbtsen"? 9as
beite 6oteI fir bas tperinife Gel0 IN San
1ntonio. Simmer SOC. Gasgeaeidbnete
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fir Guutens unb @efliigel SorIuIe
sater Geeb g., 420 SMbSSlores Sfr.,
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Gambler in Sar6trare. Oefen usto
bIedapuaren. Vrdftifher alen1pner lt1o
Doi60eder. 934 Oft > Commerce StrdS
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seffe Nrennhols. 8robiert 1frts. VlaSe
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-10-05

1 had a startling and mind opening
nttle experience the other night.
A group of US were talking about
a man who is not at all popular with
us.
Said the Authorman, HE is a
mean kind Of cuss. Why they say
he takes advantage Of his brother 3
poor eyesight to fix over tho ac-
counts and help himself to all the
money he wants. No wonder his
brother grum bles about how poor
business is. They say he doesn't
know a thing about that expensive
sail boat Philips bought.
T listened with a guilty conscience.
No, Didn't Alter tho Accounts.
Not that I had assisted in changing
tho accounts.
Eut I was "They."
That is, I had been the ono who
told the Authorman that about Philip.
And he had forgotten and was telling
it back to me Gas sometimes hap
pens).
And I didn't at all like the sound
Of it,
"They Said" More Than [ said.
In the first place it came back as
such things do. in a very much
stronger form than I had put It,
had said. that they" said that it
seemed as If Philip must have some
way Of getting more money than his
brother paid him because he spent
m oney so freely. Also I had heard
that his brother didn't seem to know
about the sail boat
In the second place, searched my
mind for the authority from whom
I had gotten the information, and
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-10-05
JUNE ELVINGE ON
SCREEN AT FOX'S

One Of the most popular stars Of
| recent years will be seen at Fox's to-
| day and tomorrow in the person Of
June Elvidge who is one of the prin-
| cipals Of the new World picture, The
Guardian" She is not the only star
of the production, however. as she
| is supported by those well-known
dramatic actors, Montagu Love, and
Arthur Ashley. The story has been
staged in such way as to evoke the
most flattering sort of praise. and as
! 1t is snappy, interesting and enter
tanning, It Is evident that in this pro-
duction the patrons of Foxs have
something very exceptional to look
forward to. AS the title Indicates, the
story deals with the experiences Of a
man who is the guardian of a young
girl. This man, James Rokeby, is
! the president of national bank when
the story opens but in his younger
days he had been one of the best
burglars in the business. Donovan,
the keeper of a notorious dive, knows
this, and milks Rokeby regularly for
large sums of money. When Marie
Dacre, Rokebys young ward, be-
comes infatuated with a young for
tune hunter, the latter falls into the
clutches Of Donovan, and when Marie,
learning part Of the truth, turns him
down, these two crooks form a diabol-
ical plot to get the girls money. They
almost succeed, but are finally frus-
trated in a remarkable manner by
Rokeby, whose love for his young
ward at length meets with its merited
reward. Needless to say, the produce
ton has been staged in a truly nota-
BILE manner and as the acting is dis
tinctive and convincing, the whole eff
feet is such that 1.-THE Guardian" will
not soon be forgotten by those who
are fortunate enough to see it, Among
the other features of the altogether
excellent program will be the most
surprising chapter yet of the exciting
serial 'The Fatal Ring" in which are
developments which no one who is
following the story can afford to miss.
A funny Vitagraph comedy and the
Pathe News will also be shown.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-10-05
NOTED STARS WILL
APPEAR AT LYCEUM

Announcement made today by the
management of the Lyceum theater
gives the public of New Britain as
surance that the greatest stars now
appearing in motion picture will come
to this city in all their latest re-
leases. The brightest stars Of the
film world are to appear before the
public here before many of the larger
cities secure them demonstrating that
the Lyceum is following its program
as mapped out, to get the best and
only the best.
The Paramount and Aircraft COM
panies, presenting the following stars
will furnish the bulk Of the programs
hereafter: Mary Pickford, "America's
Sweetheart" Douglas Fairbanks. Of
the Golden Smile; William S. Hart,
great western role portrayer now be-
fore the camera; Geraldine Farrar, as
great in pictures as she was in opera:
Elsie Ferguson, New York's popular
stage beauty; George M. Cohan, tho
yankee Doodle Boy; Marguerite
Clark, the diminutive wonder-actress:
Pauline Frederick, noted dramatic &C
tress; Madame Petrova, Russia's great
contribution to the motion picture
art; Julian E1tinge, the worlds most
famous portrayer Of feminine roles;
Lima Cavaliera, famous operate ar
tist; Charles Ray, whose popularity
has been meteoric in its ascension;
Dorothy Dalton, who has male role Of
a vampire an art; Jack Pickford. one
Of the greatest of today's young &C
tors despite the handicap that he is
"Mary's brother'; Wallace Reid, one
of the few really popular handsome
leading men; George Beban, greatest
Italian character actor in picture; and
last but not least, Ann Pennington,
New York's darling.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-10-05
- News For Theater8oerS and Women Readers
BROADWAY BEAUTY
AGAIN AT LYCEUM

There is no more chance of con-
cealing ability no matter what the
conditions may be, than there is Of a
leopard changing his spots. Olive
Thomas, famous beauty and all
around star of the Ziegfeld "Follies,'
New York's super-show, is an artist,
no matter in what light you take her.
AS chorus girl she was better than
the average, and so she was given a
chance to star. Then she showed her
pre- eminence as musical comedy
star, SO the movies grabbed her, and
here she is, direct from Broadway to
the Lyceum Theater in IAN Even
Break" light and airy as an angel
when the part calls for it, and
"emoting" in a manner that would do
justice to Bernhard in the tense mo-
ments when called upon to show the
stuff she Is made Of.
Olive got "in strong" with New
Britain fans yesterday and this after
noon when she appeared In her
latest picture, partly because she Is
deserving of all the credit given her
and party because her vehicle IS one
that any audience would appreciate.
The picture will head tonight's bill
and will be at the Lyceum again to-
morrow.
keystone comedy, Thirst, the Ly-
ceum Weekly and many other pic
lures will comprise the rest Of the
program. Starting Monday and con-
tinuing Tuesday and Wednesday, Dor
othy Dalton in 1.-THE Ten of Dia-
monds," and Taylor Holmes in Eff
cheney Edgar's Romance will be the
big double-feature program. Holmes
was star of His Majesty Bunker
Bean" Broadway's greatest success
last year, and since getting into the
pictures has become more. Famous
Miss Dalton, in 1.-THE Ten of D1a-
monds,'' will give her last PERFORM
ance as a vampire.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-10-05
REVELATIONS {! rs. OF. OF A WIFE
BY ADELE GARRISON

purposely. She counted upcr the
voices waking me. She meant me to
hear what she had to say to Dicky.
I'm the first place" she drawled
meanilgly, may I inquire how you
haupeved to know that Mndge and
DR.. Petit were lunching at Ristori's?"
II saw them there" Dicky re-
turned sulkily.
Dicky Grows Angry.
where did you see them?'
LAT the foot Of the stairs leading
from the private dining rooms.
"Thcn you were either going or
coming from one OF those rooms?"
Lillian countered swiftly.
Fright you are, oh! Sherlockia."
The impudent note crept back into
Dicky's voice. Tell me how you
deduced it?"
II know those corridors Of Ristori's
and naturally acquit you Of playing
the spy around them. Tho other
question is the only one remaining,
what was her other name?"
Really, LII" Dicky's voice was
angry, but Lillian. gave him no chance
to finish.
Spare me the heroics, Dicky- bird, p"
she said YEARLY. You can't put
anything like that over on me. OF
course I know the answer already.
It was the little Fairfax, the one
you've been rushing so assiduously
the last month or two"
"Of Course I'm Mott"
A tingle of excitement ran through
me. So Lillian knew all about this
friendship Of Dickys for Edith Fair
fax, the Virginia art student! For a
moment I wondered resentfu1ly why
she had never spoken to me about
it, then realized that Lillian's cod ,
held the masculine aversion to dis
closing another's secrets, realized
also, that she was now clevorly
making Diolky clear up the tangled
situation himself.
you've no right, Lillian, to bring
Miss Fairfax's name into this Discus
sion," Dicky said loftily.
ooh! spread your wings ana fly
down from that limb!" Lillian re-
torted. You've been so eminently
careful Of the young lady's 1amo
yourself, haven't you?"
Il trust haven't" Dicky began.
you've only made her the subject
Of acid comment in every studio a::d
| Lillian said relentlessly
heard a shocked exclamation from
Dicky, while I lay back against my
pillows heartstck.
It'll Just forestall all those prote >.
| tations Of not meaning anything
Lillian went on caustically. "Of course
you didn't MEAN anything. You
| never do. You're not even in love
with her. There might be some ex-
! cuse for you If you WERE"
Tin love with herr" Dicky almost
shouted. "Of course I'm not in love
with her! Our association is just q
rare, beautiful friendship, and besides
I'm helping her out with something
she's doing"
His tones carried conviction, and !
felt the happy tears start to my eyes
had not realized how strong had
been my fear that my husbands love
had gone from me into the keeping
Of the slender attractive girl from
Virginia, until this vigorous denial
from his own lips came to me.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-10-05
Household Notes

Dropcakes are excellent simple
cakes for family that de-
mands sweets.
Stale rolls can be delictously re-
heated. Hold under the cold-water
faucet a minute, then heat until
brown In a very hot oven.
Squash will make as good GUS
tards as pumpkins. Cook. mash. add
eggs and spices as you would when
making pumpkin pie.
Pack ribbons, collars and such lit
tie articles between the leaves of a
magazine If you would keep them
smooth when travelling.
To mako a meringue for baked
pears, beat the whites Of two eggs
very light; then beat in four level
tablespoonfuls Of sugar.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-10-05
Why Madge Remained to Listen as
Lillian Planned.

why Mage FtemalncO 10 LlStCn as
Lillian Planned.
What do you mean?" Dicky asked
sharply.
You know very we'll what I mean,"
Lillian retorted. But I'm going to
elaborate on my meaning, a ! you're
going to listen to it. ! have.'t given
you thorough grooming, my Dicky-
bird. in a long, long time, and you
show the effects of my neglect"
please, ma'am, I'll be a god boy.
I'll never, never do it again If you
won't whip me this time" ne began
playfully, then his tone changed TO
one Of sharp anxiety. you're sure
Madge can't hear you?"
She's sound asleep" Lillian re-
turned carelessly, with tablet
strong enough to keep her asleep for
another hour at least"
I started to rise, to protes: to hel
that was awake, then the solution Of
something elusive in her voice, every
intonation of which I knew, came to
me. She must have left the dor ala r
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-10-05
SIDE TALKS
When Your Words Come Back
BIZ RUTH CAMERON

when I found who 1t was I didn't feel
entirely satisfied with his reliability.
1 never should have repeated it with
out corroboration from some other
source.
'Is 1t True, Is 1t Kind, Is 1t Neccs-
sary."
"Of the unspoken word thou art
master but the spoken word Is mas
ter of thee"
They Say" Is surely a Franklin
steam.
R~c-~