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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-07
CZECH VYHLEDNUT PRO
DULEzITY URAD.

New York. - Jak sdeluje
,policejni lieutenant p. Frank
Jedlicka z Elmhurst, l.. l., bu-
de jeho syn, kapitan americke
srmady, Frank Jedlicka, vojen
skym attachem americkeho Wy
v Praze. z dopisu p.
Jedlicky, NIL, psaneho II. uno
Ia V Trieru, Nebecko, jde ma
.evo, re tyz jiz misto to prijal
q test Sc z toho, re bude prave
pusobiti v zemi naroda, z ne
hoz yysel a ktery "podilel Sc
ma urvarenl historic nyAejslho
stoleti'', re prohloubi sve zna-
losti ceskeho jazyka, ktery o.
statne dobfe ovlada, a re pri-
jde do noveho oboru cinncsti.
Nyni, jak pise, ocekava, az pu
Gle povolan tn jest pravd6po-
dobnym, ze nyni jiz jest ma mi
ste. Pan kapitan Jedlicka jest
absolventem vojenske akade-
mie We West Point. Sc sluzbou
,stitache v Praze jest spojeno
rocni sluzne as $4,000. Pokud
Sc tyce Nemcu, nema kapitan
Jedlicka o Mich prilis pffznive
mineni, pravf, ze' Sc chovajl do
Ire, pon6vadz must a re ale zd
stavaji stejnyn1i . patrae BIT
.dou Ease tymiz jako byli dive.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-07
WALL Sc PODRUHE 20
60 LETECH.

Mercer, Pa. - Andrew Jack
son Jacobs, 80 let starry, a pani
Sarah Stoddardova, 79leta, by
il dnes opet oddani V Jackson
Center po rozluce 60 let. V ro-
ce 1857 wall Sc poprve. Ia 4
l6ta Sc rozeSli a pan Jacobs
vstoupil do vojska. Prodelal OBJ
Canskou valku a vrativ Sc oze-
nil Sc sc 81. Malindou Westlan-
dOvou, ktera zemfela 1915.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-07
POULlCNf BOURE V BERLlNE.
NE.MECKO STANE Sc PRY SOCIAL
STICKYM STATEN.

fiSskehO kanclere a reslgnace
ieho ocekavana jest We ctvrtek.
Jmenovany posledni dobe Sc
priklonil vice k socialism,, ale
zmena ieho smysleni projeve-
ma byla pozde sdiya jej cd
padu zachrani.
Ma zdeisim sjezdu strany ne
odvislych socialistd bylo pokra
6ovano V jednani resoluci die
ktere ma byti cele Nemecko
spravovano vladou sovetu. Haa
Sc prohlasil, ze nikterak neni
rroti nemeckemu Narodnimu
shromazdeni ale veri, ze zfize-
nj soveti sc jiste stane zakono-
darnou organisaci. Drlvejsi
prusky ministr vnftra Brett
scheidt, oznamil, ze velke ber-
linske banky prispely 80 millio
ny marek rdznym stranam ma
volebni vydaje a ze take a.ra-
Ma socialistG vetsiny obdrzela
znacny dill a dodal, ze volby
podporovalne kapitalem Sc nj
kterak nemohou nazyvat vSeo-
becnym projevem vile lidu. Ne
mecko, die jeho nazoru, stane
sc v pravde socialistickym sta
tenn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-07
cESKE KNEzSTVO A JEHO
POzADAVKY.
Ma jich byt dosazeno i "a cenu
rozkolu.

Washington, D. C. - Pred
rekolika dny sdelili jsme s We
/ Ifejnosti zpravu pozadavcich
Iceskeho katolickeho duchoven
|stva, tax jak byly formulova-
my fararem Zahradnikem-Brod
skym. Nize prinasimeI zpravll
I"Vecera" re dne %. ledna,
vztahujlci Sc k teze veci; pra-
Vi Sc V ri:
"Pozadavky duchovenstva
jsou dojista mirne, Inevinne a
primo samozrejm6. Kdyby hie-
rarchii nebezelo O panovani,
kdyby mela zfeni jedine k ma
lozenStvi. pfistoupila by ma to
Ochotne.
Dosud vsak duchovenstvo Sc
ncprohlasilo, aspon ne vereine,
iak smysli o proiektech zako-
ri, tykaiicich Sc priSti upravy
pOmeru St;itu cirkve a refor-
my manzelskeho prava. Ma ka-
Zatelnach We skolach zauja-
10 sice mnoho kn6zi stanovisko
prot rozluce statu a cirkve a
rroti reforme manzelskeho pra
va. Dostali jsme zpravy Sc
vSech stran, jak seS s ,kazatelen
|nDluyf.
Ale vsichni k1ezi nejsou stej
lreho mineni. Nekteri zamysle-
'nym reformam preji a agitaci
s kazatelen proti MIN odsuzuii.
TAX ma pr. ma schazi kn6zi,
hlasicich sc ke stran6 statopra-
vne-demokraticke, prohlasil ka
plan Huta z Dolniho Slivna, re
jest pro rozluku cirkve cd sta
tn. Tyz knee odsuzuje agitaci
proti manzelske rozluce. Vidi
v tom zasahovani tnabozentsvi
Go politiky. Ma teze schulz pro
hlasil farar Zahradnik-Brod-
sky, jenz vyrizoval pozdrav
jmenem knezi agrarnich, re ci-
vilnl manzelstvo provedelo bt
ii musi. Zdiiraznil tez, re ma
reformnich pozadavcich knez-
stvo setrva, kdyby Sc melo Wy
volati schisma It. j. rozkol, cili
odepreni posluSnosti papezi).
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-07
PAPEz ZASfI A LENINOVI BEZDRAT
MPROTEST.

Rim, s. brezna Vatikan poprve histori pouzil bez
dratne teegrafie diplomacke suzbe Papez Benedkt
obdrzeni zpravy, bosevci uvezn mohievkeho arcib
skupa De Roppa enz bydle Petrohrade byl jaka
kojm zasa Lennov papezsk6ho sekretafe
kardinaa Gasparho protest. kerem pozadova aby wat
by ohed start zatceneho hodnostafe Ctyf dn odesa
nj odpovede Lenn ze pfpad byl setren ze nikerak
zde needna arcibskupa ale jeho 22eteho enz
Sc pry dopust jstch pfehatd proh bolsevicke Wade
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-07
POKUD NEMECKO NEZAPLATl, NE,
BUDE FRANCE PL ATT DAM.

Pariz 6. bTezna. - Radkani skupina SOCIALISM, po-
sanecke komor ez jest nes sranou tohoto te
esa konaa dne schz ktere ednano bylo jake ma by
zauato sanovsko zitfe debate financnim rozpoctu
Jednomyslne byo usneseno aby francouzsh popatnic
nepat dani drive pokud N9mecko nezapat tok vaecne
nahrady mnohoi vbec zapatit bude moc Skupina
zddraznovaa drvejs navrh, ably Nemecko dobe
nejlkratsi bylo odzbrojeno
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-07
-PANIKA ZPUJSOBENA "BOLSEVIC-
KYM PRESIDENTEM" V NEW YORKU

New York, brezna - Zastup navstevniku divadel ma
49, u prchal dvem zmatku kdyz iakys dlouhovasy muz
navalu sienosti zahal poulcn sfelbu. Ponaenec pa
revoveru jednou ku byl do jsty }. T.
Rohman Pc vystfeeni cyr prcha Silence Broadway
kde DO tuhem zapase b polcenmi srazniky odzbroJen
Pri vsechu udal menue Enrico Fabatino re Jest
"presidente buffaskyeh bolsevku By dan pozorovani
ma oddeleni pro Silence Bellevue nemocnici
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-07
REFOR-
MY PRACOVNf.
OSMIHODlNOVA DOBA
PRACOVNf STANE Sc ZA
KONEM We VSECH CIVIL
LISOVANYCH. ZEMfCH.

Londyn, 6. brezna. - Pora-
,dek sveta prevracejici mezina-
rodni pracovni reformy zvlaste
Eokud Sc tyce zen a dick jsou
cbsazeny v britickem navrhu,
l,tery jak Sc vyrozumiva, byl
komisi mirove conference, pO-
verenou mezinarodnim delnic-
,kym zakonodarstvim prijat IS
repatrnymi zm6nami'.
Nektere Il hlavnich bodu
rredlohy jsou udany korres-
pondentem Daily Telegraphu /:
Ditky pod patnact let v6ku
nebudou zametsnavany V indu
strielnich podnicich.
Sestihodinovy pracoYni den
FRO ditky mezi Is a 18 lety pri
cemz must nejmene dive hodi-
ny byti venovany technickemu
rebo pokracovacimu vyucova-
nj. ZaGna prace pro delniky
mladsi mezli 18 let v noci, v me-
cell a We svatky.
Osmihodinova pracoTni do
ba, cili 48 hodin prace V tydnu
a jeste meme pri zvlaste mama
havych nebo nebezpecnych ia
m6stnanich pro vsechny delhi
ky We vsech zemich s pGl dnem
prazdna sobotu a mepretr-
zitym tydennim odpocinkem
nejmene 36 hodin.
Zeny nesmeji byti zam6stna
vany noci. Zeny nesmeji byti
zam6stnavany induserielni pra
ci donna po pracovnich hodi-
mach.
Zadna zena nebude zameGt
mana pri nebezpecne praci ami
v dolech, mad zemi nebo pod
rovrchem.
Ze'nam nebude dovoleno pra
covati po deset tydnu v dobe
kdy Sc stanou matkami. Pocita
Sc ctyri tydny pred porodem a
sest tydnI pc mem.
zeny budou dostavati tentyz
plat jako muzi, kdekoliv zasta
vaji tutez praci.
Pouzivani jedovateho mate
rialu bude zakazano We vSech
pripadech, kde jest mozho jej
nahraditi materialem nejedo-
vatym.
Delnici budou miti volnost
,sdruzovanl a organisovani Sc
We vsech zemich.
Bude zavedeno pojistovani
proti nezamestnanosti a kazdy
Gelnik bude pojisten staten
rro1i nehodam a nestestim pri
praci.
Zvlastni zakonMik ma ochra-
nu namorniku lodtnich delnf-
XII bude zaveden.
Pokud Sc tyce vytsehovalec-
tvi, ktere povsechne vzato, ne
bude zakazano, navrh pri1na-
va statdm pravo zavriti svoje
dvere immigraci ma urcitou do
bu V casech hospodarske tisne
nebo ma ochranu verejneho
zdravf a pfizaava statlm pra-
vo pozadovati cd pristehovalcu
urcity stupen' skolniho vzde-
lahi.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-18
WIRELESS PHONES GIVE WIVES
CHANCE TO CHECK UP HUBBY'S
TRAVELS HITHERTO UNCHARTED

in Scotland reported that he had
distinctly heard an American OPP
orator at Brant Rock, Mass, Civ
ing some directions about a dyna-
mo.
The person whose conversation
was thus said to be overheard had
been speaking in close proximity
to the rotary spark gap of the
wireless telegraph and his voice
had CARR I'd over the ocean.
An inventor in Elkins Park has
designed wireless telephone
which requires the person holding
the conversation to carry around
three stove pipes on a board and
a 12-pound box.
Few wives in Rock Island would
be hard hearted enough TO require
their husbands to promenade the
streets with three stove pipes up
right on board. It is conceivable
that even. one STOVE pipe would
cause a domestic revolution.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-18
HONOR MENTION
GIVEN COMP ANY
Rock Island Man in Supply Train
That Did Great Work in Two
Major Yank OffensiTes.

A letter from Corporal Richard
HEgan, son of Mrs. Agnes Egan, 513
Eleventh street, tells of the work
Eof the motor supply train of which
HE is a member, in the st. Mihiel
Offensive Sept II to 16, 1918, and
Fthe Meuse-Argonne offensive of
Sept. 26 to Nov. II, the date on
(which the a-mistice was signed.
The organization to which Cor
Ejnral Egan belongs was organized
1July 2, 1918, at Camp Joseph E.
/ Johnston, Florida, as a unit of the
Rational army. Aug. 4, 1918, it ar
rived at Camp Stuart, Va, port of
mbarkation, the men being shipped
Overseas Aug. IA. The company
znded at Brest, France, Aug. 25.
assigned to the first American
krmy as supply train, his organiza-
|tion is officially credited with per-
Forming commendabie and impor-
ant service in aiding in the two
IEreat American offensive victories.
Probably the most important detail
was the hauling of
bont6ons for the crossing of the
Blouse by Yankee troops. This
lslece of work required diligent eff
fort and failure of delivery would
have been serious.
Full strength of the organization
IS JIG officers and 483 men, the or
kginal personnel is intact with the
Exception of a small percentage of
sGen sent to the hospital either sick
Ipr wounded, and also a small per-
kentage of requirements.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-18
For itching Torture

There is one remedy that seldom
fails to stop itching torture and relieve
skin irritation and that makes the skin
soft, clear and healthy.
ANY druggist can supply you with
Zemo, which generally overcomes all
skin diseases. Eczema, itch, pimples,
rashes, blackheads in most cases give
way to Zemo. Frequently, minor blem-
ishes disappear over night. Itching US.
ually stops instantly. Zemo is safe,
antiseptic liquid, clean, easy to use and
dependable. 1t costs only Csc; an ex-
ira large bottle, $1O0. It will not stain,
is not greasy or sticky and is positively
safe for tender, sensitive skins.
The E. W. Rose Co., Cleveland. o.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-18

Wireless telephony is becoming
so common that harassed Rock Is
land husbands soon will have rea-
son to swear at the advance of
science.
The advantages of being able to
telephone without dropping a
nickel in the slot or worrying the
operator are many. but there are
some drawbacks.
Husbands sitting in at little
games at the clubs will no longer
be able to tell the bellboy to in
form the missus they are out. And
think of the advantage it will give
the hopeless bores.
Wireless telephony is becoming
almost as commonplace as wire
less telegraphy. The navy depart
Rent sends wireless messages
from NV Brunswick, N. J., to the
transport George Washington at
Brest, France, a distance of 5000
miles.
At the Philadelphia navy yard
the ships use it to talk 70 one an
other. 1t is largely used for intra-
fleet communication up to dis
IauCeS OF ~ miles, mere are dD-
solutely no limits to the use of the
wireless telephone, according to
the radio clerk at League island.
The army has been using It
right along to direct aviators from
the ground. Probably the best
of the use of the
wireless phone was when a flight
commander sat on chair at
Gerstner field, Louisiana, and di-
rected the movements OF 80 air
planes overhead.
A claim is made that trans-At-
lantic wireless phone communica-
ton was established as long ago
as 1906. In November of that year
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-18

1t is steady in its operation and
ran without interruption TO service
97A per cent of the time during
the month of February.
1t is cool, clean and quiet in
operation as a motor.
1t is of massive construction and
resembles other electrical ma
chimes not at all freakish.
1t has a low power consumption.
The record of one months work,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-18

The advantages of the high fire.
quency alternator as explained by
DR.. Alexanderson. follow:
1t causes a clear-cut whistle
or fiute-like sound to be sent out
with no harmonics. lIarmonics
have various frequencies and diff
ferent wave lengths and interfere
with other stations. They are use
less wave lengths which fringe the
message.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-18

chine that has no moving parts.
It's principle less action OF mag
netism within the iron. The tiny
electrical impulse from the tele-
graph key or voice wave releases
the energy within the alternator
and out of the high spun antennae
flashes the amplified voice waves.
No device has ever equaied it for
clear enunciation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-18

"a per cent time in operation.
shows a power consumption aver
aging less than 200 kilowatts
drawn from the power system, in
Guiding all auxiliary power de-
mand for station and living quar-
tiers. On a freak test, a message
sent on only lip XIV in the an
tennae was reported at a Pacific
coast station, 2,40O miles distant.
The magnetic amplifier is a ma.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-18

The wireless plant which per-
mits the sending OF messages
across the ocean could never be
called portable. At the New Brun-
swick end are IS poles each 400
feet high. DR.. Ernest +. w. Alex
anderson, inventor of this appar-
atus, has designed high fire.
aueney alternator, magnetic am
pIifier and the multiple-tuned an
tennae.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-18

anything attractive than tapestry living
workmanship, design finish the markets afford They
either Instead they consistent with
quality and utility
yousef-we know will take only few min
convince that living suite good investment
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-22
Blighters. They've. got you in tn,

leg Smashed fiat. old chap, no hope Ne'er again OCT dusky pike You'll take me at lope D-9
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-22
oRPHEuM THEATRE, DANIELsoN
 "Pa~Ior, Bedroom and Bath"

Thea t-cgoers Of Danielson are look '- forward with more than usual in forrest .n A. Y, Woods forthcoming production of "ParlOr Bedroom and fItl.' tho famous New York farce hit which comes to the Orpheum theatre, oa Thursday, Jan 23, direct from it's Nnanouenai success at the Republic theatre. New York. where it has been playing to crowded houses for the past seven months. Previous to it's Now York engagement it had enjoy rl 9 run of four months in Chicago, where it proved 10 be one of themost popular ftrcgs n years. Parlor. Bed room and Both" is described as a fresh, fI.ppant, farcical frolic in three a".- and is the work oi C. w Bell
 md Mark Swan. who have furnished
 with one of the most amazingly clever and original plots seen on the stage in year+. The story has to do with tho desperate attempt of a mild hammered young husband to live un '0 his purely fictitious reputation as n Don Juan. His wife Is tremendous T proud of his imaginary past, and -nr young husband. whose part is re- ally quite innocent of sin, therefore proceeds 10 acquire q scarlet presen at
 n order 10 sustain his wife's illu-
 .ur- Tho play abounds in eituation:, t..t { El"o kept New York and Cnfca 70 .'s-' with laughter from curtain 'u curtain. X. IT. Woods has given .n. play his UsUaI elaborate and taste il. production and presents if with a notable company Of farceurs Tickets nov on sale.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Breed Theatre.

Francis X Bushman and Beverly Bayne, two of the cleverest of screen stars, will be seen at the Breed thea ire today and Thursday in the de- hghtful Metro romantic drama, Tie Poor Rich Man. A witty and delight tul plot is developed in this play where the breezy western heroine, Arizona by name, played by Miss Eayne, comes to New York and is rescued from a most unpleasant ex- perience by Nantyne Carter, the son of multi-millionaire. Of course a romance develops which, however, is surrounded by so many obstacles that lt seems the ultimate happiness of the young couple Is far from secure. Add cd to their troubles is the fact that a fluffy and blonde vampire has an eye for the Carter fortune. However. fate takes a hand and the tangle is un- travelled 10 the satisfaction of all par ties cEc5pt-tdc vampire and the vil- .-.u. The Sea Flower, fve-part 2iueblrd production rom the story ly GeOrSe Hull, starring. Juanita Han son, will be the second feature on the bin. Mss Hansen handles tho lead f-- role of this story in excellent shape and is ably supported by Al Whitman, Fred liuntley and Eugenic lresscrer. The Pathe travel series VIII complete the bill.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-22
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

A Bath man brags of having his shoes for IS years polished twice cay.
 The codfsh. from a scientific stand point, will be exhaustively studied by a Norwegian government comnlis- sion.
 A new folding bedroom screen also serves as a wardrobe, as the panels can be opened and clothing hung within them.
 The girl who distributes the mail through a shoe factory Ut Jamaica Plain uses roller skates to make fast time on her tours.
 Charles Sutherland. aged n, a Mi- chigan man in ,WashinEton has never been in a saloon or theater in his life and never had a sweetheart
 Granulated cork shotgun wads in- vented by a F'renchman are intended to lessen the recoil of guns in which they are used without impairing the efficiency of the weapons.
 To enable water polo to be played in a new way an inventor has pat eated a figure of a horse which floats and is driven by it's rider operating a l.ropeller through pedals.
 The Swiss government again is considering the possibility of linking Lake Geneva and the Rhine river with a canal which would give Gen. eva an~outlet to the sea at Marseille.
 The air in all parts of a cigar case, vault or any other place where nois- ture is needed is kept equally humid by a new device in which an electric fan drives it's breeZes through d box filed with absorbent material soaked in water
 The deepest well in tilc world more than 1863 feet, is being drilled For o'i near Clarksburg, W. Va. Its depth considerably more 1han ona and one third miles-eXceeds the hei.ht of Nj. Washington G 294 feeD. and of Mi. Mitchell ,6,711 feeN, the highest peaks in the eastern I-ni.ed Stl.es
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-22
HUMOR OF THE DAY

How the war and sudden reace have speeded up everything!"
 But a dollar travels only about half as far as it did."-Life.
 Have you learned the new danc- ing steps?''
 Steps? The latest looks to me like a shuffie and a slide."-Bir1ningha Age Herald.
 Jonah emerged.
 Since my sea service was only three days, I'll never be able to wear a nice gold stripe" he iaourned -. New York Sun.
 "A recent invention provides for 70 telephone messages to be sent at the same time"
 That will cause no end of talk"- Detroit Free Press.
 I'm cold"
 Where's that heavy sweater YOU had?'
 "Oh, that was for summer wear. Louisville Courier-JournaI
 Jail Visitor-Ay friend, hay, you any religious convictions? Prisoner-Wen, reckon that's the right word. I was sent here for rob ping a church.--Boston Transcript Gert-Mabel is getting on in years. poor girl.
 Mgrt-Yes. she's reached the age where she says: I wonder what I did with it." instead of T can't do a thing with it."-Judge.
 Candidates Supporter. - "Tlerds hin a lot O talk abaht 'oo's won the war-the armys won 1.-the navy's won it-this and that's won it-but, ladies and gentlemen, it's you wot's won it!"-London Punch.
 Na-No; she will not be engaged until she is 20.
 Pa-But. my dear woman, she may rot get the chance when she is 20 1 aMa-Well, then, she will remain 20 until she does.-Sydney Bulletin.
 That man always manages to say the wrong thing"
 T have noticed it." replied Miss i Cayenne. 'He seems to realize thai it is the only way for him to be sus- pected of having an original thought. D i-Washington Star.
 Mother (packing hamper for wounded son)-John, dear, shall I put in some of my home made sponge cake?
 | Father (who's had some)-Wen. dear, don't you think bread worid make the better poultice e?-Londor Opinions.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-22
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Take Olive Tablets

Nyour skin is yellow-complexion pallid tongue coated-appetite poor-you have a bad taste in your mouth-alazy, no-gocd feeling-you should take Olive Tablets.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets-a substitute orcalomel-were prepared by Dr. Edwards after l7 years of study with his patients.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil. You will know them by their olive color. ? To have clear, pink skin, bright eyes, no pimples, feeling of buoyancy like childhood days you must get at the cause.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets act On the liver and bowels like calomel-yet have no dangerous after effects.
 They start the bile and overcome consti- patton. That's why millions of boxes are sold annually at 10c and 25c per box. All druggists. Take one or two nightly and note the pleasing results.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-22
MOOSUP

Many from Moosup attended rhe wedding o' John Stevens and of Miss 4. AuAin ol Attawaugan who were united in marriage Monday morning. A breakfast was served at the brides home Calvin KilI'ln and A. Aubin. r0 latter thr brides father, were the witnesses. In the late afternoon the rrwlyweds started by machine for Boston. Mir. Stevens was a Moosup resident for eight years.
 John Tanning has returned from St. Nncents hospital Worcester, where no underwent an operation for appen- licitis. He is gaining along favora- 1le at his home on High street.
 Pete Sevigny has finished work a: Inc Simmons auto shop and is now working for the s. B. Ray Marble Co.
 Friends of Mrs Chapman were spr- " 10 hear of her death at her home u New Bedford. The body is to be brought to her parents home on Lin -rI street
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-22
Davis Theatre.

Today will he your last chance to see David W. Grifith's remarkable war picture, The Greatest Thing in Life at tho Davis theatre this week, .- a wonderful photoplay, both in the high quality Of the acting and the su- ra-i0r direction and photography it evidences. A great deal has been written about that wonderful device Ct modern warfaro-the creeping bar rage but this i5 the first time it has been brought before the people at home. You soc the heavy smoke clouds sweeping forward as though Ere inc force of some unseen giant hand moving steadily toward tue enc ur trenches on a hill crest. You can .Ha tho shells exploding. It is so vivid that you can almost hear the crash. And then you 500 tho Yanl,s advanc- .-- oyer No Mans Land to victory.
 Other pictures on this bill are The Reckoning Day. a fve-part Triangle ..HuH with Belle Bennett and J. Bar Har sherry: also the latest Burton Holmes Travclogue. New show to- morrow. Three big Keith vaudeville a Is and feature pictures, including q Mack SennCtt comedy.