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The Washington times., 1917-12-07
GERMANY TOPUT BOYS
OF 16 INTO ARMY NOW

AMSTERDAM, Dec. lit is be
lieved that Germany is planning tc
force boys of sixteen and seventeen
years into the army. The intimatior
is strengthened by an appeal appear
ing in the Essen General Anzeiger
that they Immediately join the juve
nile corps.
This great struggle between the
nations" says the newspaper, "wilI
necessitate those who are now six
teen and seventeen being called Ut
at no very remote date for army ser
vice"
The Washington times., 1917-12-07
Red Cross Worker
Sells Her TreSseS
As War Sacrifice

HARRISBURG, Pa, Dec. T.
Mrs. Victor F. Lecoq. prominent
Red Cross worker here and wife
Of the local director OF two Lib
erty loan campaigns. appeared
today in boSbed hair.
She had cut on her long tress-
es and sold them to contribute
to the Red Cross membership
campaign soon to be started.
MANY other women have
made heroic sacrinceG" said Mrs.
Lecoq. but 1 hope this will en-
courage others to do what they
can for the Red Cross"
The Washington times., 1917-12-07
U. 8. sLuEIAckE1s AID.

HALIFAX, Dec. 7.--American blue
Jackets from a United States vessel
snS aiding in patrouIng the ruined
oitS. A hundred men from an Ameri-
I'm hospital ship are also at work
> EhorO.
The Washington times., 1917-12-07
TEN KILLED, IS INJURED,
MRAD OVER ENGLAND

LONDON, Dec. 7.-Reports from the
various areas attacked by the fleet Of
twenty-five German airplahes that
sailed over London yesterday show
that three persons were killed and
ten injured in the metropolitan area,
while In outlying districts seven were
killed and. twenty-one injured, Fur
ther reports may snow q greater cas-
uRlty list.
At least two OF the German planes
The Washington times., 1917-12-07
RELIGIOUS MARRIAGES
IN RUSSIA ABOLISHED

TETROGRAD. Dec. 7.-Rere eious
rrises ceremonies have been GboI-
ss7ar aa1 only civil ceremonies are
Recognized under a new law just
drafted here. The measure also pro
vides that illeEitimate children shall
have the same rights as legitimate,
and divorce Is made easy.
The Washington times., 1917-12-07

are known to have been destroyed
and several others were damaged.
Property damage is said to be light.
| The leaden wall which the British air.
craft guns raised around the city the
minute the Gothas were sighted was
the most formidable yet offered to
/ German aircraft.
The Washington times., 1917-12-07
SWEDEN NAMES ENJOYS
TO FOOD CONFERENCE

STOCKHOLM, Dec. 7.-Sweden has
named her representatives. to the
council to be held in London shortly
to determine on. plans for shipping
food supplies to Sweden and other of
the neutral countries. They are Mar
Gus Wallenburg, brother Of the form
er Swedish foreign minister, and Gun
mar Carlson, president OF the Trans
The Washington times., 1917-12-07
WOMEN COAL RIOTERS cuReED

NE" YORK, Dee. Extra police
are ON duty here today to prevent
another outbreak of women in the
coal yards More than 1000 persons,
mostly women. gathered yesterday to
A"' th"lr allotment Of two bushels Of
coal ana when they heard the an
houhcement of no more coaI." riot
hB Desan- Many windows were
broken.
The Washington times., 1917-12-07
AMERICAN RED CROSS
NOW ACTIVE In ITALY

ROME. Dec. T.-One million lire
have been contributed by William X.
Vanderbilt for the relief OF the needy
and wounded in Italy, the fund to be
disbursed under the direction o.
Major L. NJ. P. Murphy, head Of the
American Red Cross commission in
Europe.
The Washington times., 1917-12-07

Atlantic Steamship Company. Of Co
therburg. An American delegation
will be present At the council lIa
Nelson Morris, the American minister.
is today comforting at the foreign Of
fee relative to the food situation
The Washington times., 1917-12-07

PARIS, Dec. AFTER cooperating
with the relief commission here for
the succor of soldiers families and
refugees. Major Edward Devine,
Major Earnest Bisknell, and Capt.
Paul Kellogg have left here for Sicily
TO continue their investigations for
the American Red Cross.
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-08-15
Generalstrajk pa S. Da-
kotas sk9rdefalt

ia, ia till och med givit delta sa-
tans pack slit 'samtycke och BIZ
fall.
Arbetarna ha nu trottnat pa
delta och forklarat strajk dar
Just nu mar saden ar mogen, men
nu borjar tonen att andras dar-
ute. H..
De veta att saden kan ej skorda
sig lsjalv med profit for ware sig
bdnderna eller the Chamber OF
Commerce, och darfor borjar man
att ropa pa hja1p.
>Arbetarnas solidaritet har re-
dan nu borjat att ge sig till kan
ma, och delta har ALT gott i sikte
Fordringarna arbetarna ha upp-
satt aro att ha office i varje stad
de onska, bara medlemsbok och
handhava ALA overenskommelser
med bonderna och ej med the
Chamber of Commerce.
Arbetarnas solidaritet kommer
att bringa dessa fordringar till
EFT gott resultat. G. A.
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-08-15
Frank Little m0rdad i
Butte. Montana ~

lagsta Wide att 1dessa skulle bly,
gas for att endast erkanna att de
till bora samma STAN.
Det ar sorgligt att mista en- sa~
dan praktig kamrat som Frank
var, men det az EFT bevis pa att
delta vsallskap, som har liksom i
Bisbee togo till dessa metoder
darfor att det var deras enda och
sista metod. --.. -...
Civilicerade metoder ar darak-
tigt att tala till EFT sa11skap sa-
dant som delta, ON argument kan
man ej heller amanda mot dessa,
ty det forutsatter a1ltid att det'
finnes lite av sunt fornuft kvar.
Senast sag jag att de. stora ka-
pitalisttidningarna hade stora ar
tiklar med lofte ON EFT tusen dol
lars till den e1ler de som arreste-
ra den eller dem som hangde var
kamrat.
Delta ar EFT av de storsta hum-
bugsti11tag de kunde komma fram
med. ON de onskade att "a tag i
de som aro skyldiga till delta
mord sa behova de ej ga langre'
an till koppartrusten och jag ar
overtygad ON, att de kunna finna
rekord dar. Deras frackhet ar
stor nog for att aven halla dessa
rekord, medvetna ON att ingen
ware sig har makt eller mod att
undersoka dessa, forran arbetar-
k1assen sja1v gor Diet, och for dem
ar det redan nu ett faktum.
Det har dock en- god sida med
sig, och varkar j motsats till, vad
de fracka bovarna onska, det nam
ligen starker i stallet for forsva-
gar arbetarklassens solidaritet.
Arbetarklassen har till s;st lart
sig att ON icke deras solidaritct
kan ovcrvinna de stora hindrcn
som nu std deras vag Sd finnes
cndast dodcn kvar.
(Forts. 4 sida 81
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-08-15

Dessa tider aro tider fuHa av
markliga handelser, markliga dar-
for att kapitalet tvingas att ga sa
brutalt tillvaga mot de organise
rade arbetarna att det ger oss en-
tydlig fork1aring pa att deras
makt ar pa upphallningen.
Mord pa arbetare har Ameri-
ka tillhor de dagliga handelserna,
delta bide direkt och indirekt,
men cit mord av sadant Stag som
delta tillhor de mera sausynta
handelserna.
Koppartrusten har nu en- lang
It'd i Butte varit direkt utestangd
fran all mojlighet till profit.
ALA mojiga forsok ha gjorts
| fran delta stormordarsallskap att
bryta ner arbetarklassens solida-
ritet, och pa delta satt ia dem att
any;o taga slavoket pa sina skull
dror, men ALA dessa forsok ha
gjorts forgaves. .
Deporteringen Bisbee ar EFT
direkt' resultat av koppartrustens
forsok att "a slavarna tillbaka.
Ingen lag har en- paragraf som
tilliter dylikt, men vad betyder
det for dessa som aro mastare och
uppehallare av staten.
Ingen humanitetskansla kan
diktera si genomraa metoder,
men vad betyder det for delta
pack som aldrig ha den minsta
aning ON vad det menas med
humana lagar och hunhant lev
nadssatt.
vi ha hort talas ON vi1dar och
deras metoder att behandla vara-
andra men ett faktum ar att delta
ruttna sallskap Koppartrusten
- och Loyalty League - antin-
gen aldrig ha statt 50 hogt som
de lagsta vildar - el1er ocksa ha
de varit fran Diet sa lange att dar
finnes ej det minsta spar av de-
ras humanitet kvsr. Vilket av det-
ia betyder intet, faktumet kvar-
star att de sta 50 lagt under den
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-08-15

Pa sista tiden har S. D. undan-
trangt ALA barbariska slater pa
den karta som dessa slater skulle
vara. -
Pa ingen p1ats och vid annu
ingen kand tidsperiod har kapita-
let gait sa hansynslost och bar
bariskt tillvaga som denna stat.
Jag har med egna ogon sett kam-
rater komma hit upp, vars krop-
par varit sa lila tilltygade att
man med moda kunnat iakttaga
annat an stora blodiga massor.
Man talar ON EFT ohyggligt krig
Europa, men detta kan ej vara
annat an en- barnlek forhallande
till de brutaliteter som lagens
och patriotismens mann forovas
i S. D.
Arbetarna arresteras i massor
och sandals till fangelset, och mitt
i natten tagas nagra at gangen ut
och koras i automobil ut pa Ian
.det och j lagens namn taga en-
massa kraftiga man me dsig stora
pakar, eller sarski1t ti1lagade slag-
trad och i narvaro av de andra
pryglas och sparkas en- och en-
sander, Sd att de kunna ej rora
sig och sedan losslappas de. Det
berattas att det hant detsamma
med over 200 kamrater. Bender
ma ha tegat och samtyckt till det-
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-08-15
''Str8jkbrytaren"

Du gick fran din k1ass, som striden gait
for att vinna EFT steg framat H..
emot frihetens anade skimrande slott
du vile ej folja dem at
du blew blandad av lockande skramlande. guild,
- du narrad blew, var din egen skud
Du kunde staff kamraters flock,
och gait rak ryggen som de.
Men du blew stallet syndabock
till forakt och han och spe.
Du gjorde vid striden en- accommodating
och salde ditt val for en- Judaspanning
En- framtid du stal fran ditt eget barn, -.
var hade som far du din sjal? =
Var du fangad sa feghetens garn,
att du satte de dina pa spell?
En- trail du var utav forsta rangen
som genast foil vid guldmyntsklangen
Ma du rik som forradare sta tis du dor
- du ar ju ej annat ward =
ty EFT ar SAINT, du rar sjalv darfor
att mork blew Avet din fard.
Efter doden, langt efter din kropps forvandling,
skall den sta, som en- skamflack,
din morka handling;
II
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-08-15
ARG. 3.

Eft flertal socialistiska STARE ha
hyst den meningen, att efter
varldskriget, som sedan totals ar
foresvavat manskligheten som en-
oundviklig hemsokelse, maste
varldsrevolutionen kemma och
spranga Diet nya tidevarvets, "det
tuseniriga rikets" portar. Varlds-
kriget = det ar religionernas rag
narok, maktvaldets yttersta dag
och det kapitalistiska samhallets
generalkonkurs - efter bankrut-
ten kommer den internationella
revolutionens arbetarjatte och re-
ser pa den "nya jorden" socialis-
mems tempel, over vars glansan-
de tinnar my himmel" waiver
sig.
For endast EFT ar sedan kunde
man ej tro pa en- revolutionar
slutlikvid med kriget, sa djupt
nedprassade voro vi av det som
hande. Maktfilosofiens stadigt ly-
sande stjarna, jarnkorsets fracka
triumf fran breda mordarbrost
och navrattsfilos losofernas knyt- J,
navstankande tycktes forkunna,
att en- liten men djarv och dja-
.vulsk kick lyckats overrumpla
den humanitara manskligheten
och plantera 1914 ars, svarta fana
pa tinnarna. Men mansklighe-
tens sjalvambition var aldrig dod,
blott bedovad av hapenhet over
djavulens nya kappa; 1914 ars
ideer, som fran den formenta gra-
ven over 1889 ars, den stora revo-
lutionens ideer, ropade ut slit var
dande herravalde, voro (och aro)
en- forlopning, en- forirring, en- till
fallig sinnesforvirring; 1917 upp-
stodo i 0ster de aldrig 'forverk-
ligade, men standigt levande, av
krigsaren fortrampade ideerna
ON frihet, jamlikhet och broder-
skap, uppstodo till nytt och
manghundrairigt liv, sedan EFT
REVOLUTIONARY proletariat Gutit
slit roda blod dem. 1914 ars
ideal var alltsa en- falsk Signal; ar
1889 ar ododligt - EFT gammalt
kostbart karl, vilket 1917 got
slit roda, skummande vim: ;
Revolutionen i Ryssland, som
synes alltmer bli en- arbetarnes
revolution, ar det faktum, som
hela varlden maste rakna med,
varldsrevolutionens valdiga re-
vail. 49,. T.
Mar arbetarna skola lamna
skyttegravarna och wanda ater
till de platser, som fore kriget
voro deras hem, skola de da lam
ma ifrin sig gevaren? Det ar fra
gan. Man, som ha levat i skytte-
gravarnas helveten, skola de dar-
ra pa manschetten stundande
debatter ON brodfragan med sina
regeringar? Skola de inte, mar
de nu arc vana att argumentera
med bly,, finna kraftargumenten
sarskilt lampliga. Med andra
ord, ar det inte helt naturligt, att
slutet pa. kriget, lidandet och
svalten blir en- generaluppgorelse
med hela delta harliga samhalls-
system?
De ryska bondsonerna, som ut
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-08-15
AR DU PRENUMERANT?

Sc till att din remuneration
ej utloper, delta hummer ar
markt 8-15-17, ON samma num-
mer finnes a din adress1app ar det
It'd pa att sanda in Is cents for
EFT ars fornyad pronunciation.
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-08-15
V6rldsreVolutionen nalkas

CORA mangden av ryska soldater,
komma att krava jord, De skola
icke lata sig avspisas med tomma
loften. "Rysslands varldshisto-
riska uppgift bestar i att bland
folken proklamera iden ON jor-
dens lika och rattvisa fordelning
Mahanda skall han nu "a ratt.
De engelska arbetarna ha under
kriget pa sina kongresser upp-
stallt manga och langt gaende
krav, som Ion for pedverkan i
kriget. Deras kynne borgar for
att de inte ANNA vika fran slna
fordringar.
I.Tyskland - varest det tyckes
som ON ALT vore bra, sa lange
iarnkorsen racker - ha aven ar
betarnas talamod. en- grams. Hun
germ och massdoden oppnar dock
ogonen pa de blindaste. Bakom
de kajserliga socia1demokrater-
mas krav pa lika och hemlig rost-
ratt ligger brod- och existensfra-
ga
For fransmiannen och de ovri-
ga landernas arbetare, ia, kort
sagt for hela den civiliserade varl-
den stiga de sociala fragorna ef-
ter kriget fram i en- aldrig hittills
skadad klarhet och aktualitet. Det
sociala problemet maste ia en-
principiell losning, det ha vi alltid
vetat. men hela varlden kanner
att nu, just nu maste Diet likval
ske!
Overallt skola arbetarklasserna
krava kapitalismens och statens
tillbakatrangande fran egendom
och makt. De skola krava det
kraft av det underbetyg kriget gi-
Wit varldens borgarklasser och /
kraft av sin egen sjalvmedveten-
het och revolutionara makt. In
gen stat, ingen kajsarmakt, in
gen kapitalmakt i varlden skall
framgangsrikt kunna taga upp
kampen mot folkets revolutiona-
ra kraft. I en- It'd da kosacken
svanger den roda fanan, ar Diet
.ohjalp1igt slut med fortrycket.
Vem stoder valdet, da soldaten
sent omsider hor brodersrosten
tala ur slit eget hjarta?
Den narmaste tiden' ar alltsa
en- socialt ytterst kritisk It'd; dar-
ON vittnar med skarpa Ryssland
Skola de haTskande klasserna gi-
va arbetarna mycket for att Fl
behalla nagot? El1er ANNA de
blindo forsoka kuva dem med
makt? Det kan ej lyckas = det
ar redan for sent. Att ej ge vi
ka for arbetarna och den inbry-
tande nya tiden, det. ar att di-
!! rekt frammana varldsrevolutio-
nen. Men giva regeringarna och
storborgarklasserna godvil!igt ef-
ter, utebliver sakerligen den fruk-
tade revolutionen. Det ar dock
att hoppas, att EFT dylikt "med-
givande' blir sa rundligt, att det
betecknar borjan till kapitalis-
mems definitiva slut
! Stora ting komma att ske. Mar
boljeslagen ma vara kuster, twin
gas aven vi med i utvecklingen.
Ivan Olje1und.
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-08-15
|. WV. MarsCh
Mel: "Internationalen"

Mel: "Internationalen'
manga arvi gait lojala
for usla arbetslonen mold.
l Grottes kvarnar blivit malda
tills .kraften flytt och rygg blew bold.
Alt vad liyet CAV av sol och lycka
av overklassen ranats har
och slitets soner blivit tryckta
i arn1od utan ALT forsvar.
Proletar slut dig till vara leder
warden .vantar nu pa oss.
GenomI w. w. till seger
for brodet helt vi slass
vi lange nog ledband dragits
av ledare av ALA Stag
av riksdagsman vi ha bedragits
nu ia vi sjalv var ratt en- dag
Genom kannp och ,ej med vackra boner
skall kapitalets makt slass ned
och forr' n u frigjort slitets soner
Vi tala kunna 81 ON fred,
Proles slut dig till vara leder
w. @-tar nu pa oss.
". till seger
p r--~es
go
Kamra. ALA trakter
Sc fenden, en- rustad ar
Han samlat ALA sina krafter
att krossa oss hans avsikt ar.
Fara ar det att nu langre droja
= av feghet nj ej starka bi
nej hogt vi stridens rop ma hoja:
att segra eller slagna bh.
Proletarer slut dig till vara leder
varlden vantar nu pa oss.
Genom l. w. w. till seger
for friheten vi slass.
Juvenalis.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-08-02
READ AND LEARN HOW
TO KNOW SOLDIERS

BY their hat cords you may know
them.
When you meet a soldier on the
street you can tell at a glance to
what branch Of the service he's en-
listed if you only note the color Of
his hat cord. The designations are:
Blue cord, infantry.
Red cord, artillery.
Yellow cord, cavalry.
Red and white cord, engineers.
lavender and grey cord, hospital
corps.
Buff cord, ammunition and sup
ply train.
Gold cord, officer of the rank as a
colonel or higher.
Gold and black cord, officer lower
than lieutenant colonel.
Red and white cord, member of
the officers reserve training school.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-08-02
Texas Solons Searched
For Hidden Guns
OF Legislature Tense
With Excitement

Austin, Tex, Aug. deputy
sheriff searched all pockets at noon
today when members Of the lower
house Of the Texas Legislature, with
1900 spectators, were admitted to
the hall Of representatives for the
opening Of q special legislature e 8
sion, 50 tense is the feeling over the
threatened impeachment Of Cover
nor James E. Furgeson.
Within twenty minutes after the
speakers gavel fell the speaker, +.
D. Fuller, submitted thirteen
charges, under oath, against the
governor. Probably the most START
ling charge was one concerning
which the public had been ignorant,
to the effect that the governor had
attempted 70 influence the speaker
in the discharge Of his. public duty
BY the offer Of q loan Of money, on
long time At q low rate Of interest,
coupled with the statement that the
borrower need never pay it unless
he wished. 4'
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-08-02

When you yawn q good deal in
the daytime, feel dull, achey and
want to stretch frequently, it is an
unmistakable symptom Of malaria,
and unless you do something at
once you are booked for q spell Of
chills. HERBINE is q chill medicine
that will prevent or cure the dis
ease. It drives out the impurities on
which the malarial germ thrives,
sertnethens the liver and .cleanses
the bowels. Price SOC. Sold by Belan-
ger Drug Co,
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-08-02
OF RAYNE EDITOR
KILLED IN FRANCE

Harmon Craig, q nephew Of Mr..
J. H. Craig, Of the Rayne Tribune,
has been killed in France, while in
the service of the American Ambu-
lance Corps.
Mr.. Craig received a post card on
July 10th, from Mrs. May Craig,
mother Of the young man, who had
gone to Paris to visit him, stating
that he was happy and highly elated
over the coming of American troops.
On the 21st., he received the fol-
lowing telegram from his brother,
John Craig, of Boston:
"Our Harmon was killed in
France two days before May reach
ed home. She left the boy well and
happy returning to the 'front.'"
Jack Craig.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-08-02
IT IS UP TO you

To eat one wheatless meal a day
To eat beef, mutton or pork not
more than once a day.
To economic in the use Of but
ter.
To get the daily allowance OF
sugar in tea and. coffee in other
ways.
To eat more vegetables, fruit and
fish.
To urge in the home and the re-
staurant the necessity Of economy.
These are the Big Six requests
that Herbert C. Hoover makes of
the American people. If they are
carefully considered and rigidly put
into practice by all the people, the
war with Germany will be won.
That which i is necessary for every
individual to do is:
To live uR to the obave six requests
and to ask his friends and employees
to do so also.
To ask clubs and associations, Of
which he is a member, to appoint a
committee to assist in urging gen
eral observance Of the Big Six re-
quests.
To put into effect other ways and
means Of making these Big Six re-
quests generally observed.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-08-02
Girls Have Pretty Face
And Beautiful Complexion

An Atlanta man makes new discovery that
makes an old ace look years younger. Il
your skin is dark. brown. or covered with
freckles or blemishes, just use a little Coco
oil and Is perfectly harmless A few days
use will improve your looks 100 per cent
The worn off skin comes off evenly. leaving
no evidence o the treatment, the new healthy
plexion.
Just ask your druggist for an ounce Of
Cocotone Skin Whitener. and il he will not
Cocotone Co.. Atlanta. Ga. and they will
send you . box By return mail.
II your hair il hard to comb. b kinky.
happy and will never stay straight. Just NE
straight, long. soft, glossy and beautifully In
= few days mail order filled Csc for large
box.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-08-02
T~HESELEC1IVE CoNSCRIPTS
WHO VOLUNTEER NOW
TO Be RETURNED

It has come to the knowledge of
thes Local Board that a few young
men Of this Parish have enlisted in
New. Orleans for military service,
since their names were posted for
selective CONSUMPTION. The Board
will report all such cases to the Ad-
General Of Louisiana for re-
call, as their absence would
force the calling Of additional men
to take their places in the quota to
be furnished from the Parish.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-08-02

If your child is pale and sickly,
picks at the nose, starts in the sleep
and grinds the teeth while sleeping,
it is a sure sign Of worms. A remedy
for these parasites will be found in
WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE. It
not only clears out the worms, but it
restores health and cheerfulness.
Price Csc per bottle sold by Belan-
ger Drug Co.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-08-02
|. W. W. Agitator Lyn-
ched By Butte Mob
Making Effort
To Apprehend VigiIantes

Butte, Mont, Aug. 1.-Authori-
ties tonight were making every ef-
fort to %apprehend the ~vigihntes re-
sponsible for lynching Frank Little,
and Industrial Worker Of the World
here early today but it was
said that no clue had come to their
Members Of the Metal
Mine Workers Union, in which Lit
tie had taken a prominent part, de-
clared however, that they knew five
Of the lynchers and were on the
trail Of another.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-08-02
ARCADE TONIGHT
"The Crimson Dove"

II admire you," said Jonathan
Gregg, a wealthy philanthropist, to
young DR.. Brand Cameron, the new
minister of Gregg's church. "You
feel that there is ont only religion OF
the soul but Of the heart. You bell
v in the broader principles Of hui
mainly" And Gregg warmly shook
Cameron's hand as he left.
But while Gregg admired Rev. Mr..
Cameron there yer others in the
church who did not. Among them
we're Joseph Burbank and wife who
called themselves Christians because
they contributed to the church
funds.
I am worried about our son,
Philip" Burbank confided to DR..
Cameron one day. "He is infatuated
with Adrienne Durant, the musical
comedy star. You know that her
many love affairs have made her no.
torious."
81 am sorry" declared Cameron,
sincerely.
Here are some jewels for you,"
said Phil one day to Adrienne, Of
fering her a beautiful necklace.
"Where did you get them?" asked
Adrienne.
Il bought Them" responded Phil.
Then Phil tried to kiss her, but
she repulsed him.
Pills father came TO denounce her
"Phil stole some jewelry from me
your cried Burbank.
Here it is," said Adrienne, hand
ing the necklace to him. 81 never
want to e your son again.
"Yes-yes, l sole the jewels for
her." confessed Phil later to his
father in the presence Of Cameron.
Get out Of my house-you are.
no longer my son" stormed Bur-
bank in rage.
mot that, don't be 50 harsh with
him." pleaded Cameron.
But Burbank was relentless.