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New Britain herald., 1921-02-15
''UNEMpD VITAL PR. FACING Pl At Opening Sess Recommended
 
 for Suffer- SAYS VIOLEN( SOLVE R

AOnoOn COn1ere
 Means of RestOl
 rope-Iikewise
 sumption of Ira
 Russia.
 London, Feb. 15. solve the Irish pro declared here todt from the throne to parliament in forM session. One of tn tions Of his addree land, the king say
 The Irish
 "The situation causes me distress. ton of the Irish resorting to methot lence with the ol ing an independent
 Neither Irish ur government can bel means"
 Hopes for Eul
 The kings speed touched on numerd confronting the goa outset it referred t ferences to be hel attended by the n Allied nations, Ger
 "I earnestly tF George, that by q progress may be n' feet to treaties Of fishing concord i'm storing tranquility
 ''It is my hope tn a trade agreement may be brought to clusion. |" he added In discussing the king said:
 Plans Tor Self [ Arrangements q force the governrns now well advance trust that in the IT jority of the peOpl determination to re and give effect to a fers upon them r. self government ar chinery by which Irish unity by con1
 UnennpIoyment $
 ''The most press fronting you," he ] unemployment, whi worldwide restrictil may be alleviated cured by legiSlatil problem with it's acl consequences for | fellow citizens, is and anxious attenti' isters, who are strivl and prosperity and assist those who ul no employment. Y' to pass a bill ext which were made fc under the unemplo act.'' .....
 Crisis for
 New political ali proposal of Iegisla, mental issues of tl to the people of e foreshadowed when assembled here tod of seven weeks. O Lloyd George mini tent with many oi has pursued in 1 seemed to have reas it appeared the sta inet would be give before the final ad session next sumne Attacks on the g' certain to center g former supporters government were a were most bitter il on the Irish situati
 Lloyd Georg,
 Collapse of the
New Britain herald., 1921-02-15
BANK ROBBERS BOILED
Attempt to Rob Safe at Pontiac, Mich., Frustrated By Mustard Gas Attack.

Pontiac. Mich, Feb. 1.-Two safe blowers opened the vault in thS Farmers and Merchants Bank at Utica, near here early today but were driven back by a wave of mustard gas. that had been placed in the vault. The men fled empty handed.
 can of gas had been placed in the vault by bank officials in such a position that it was broken open when the door was forced.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-15
A NEAR HOLDUP
How Street Storekeeper Is Hit On head While on Way Home Last Wight.

|. Hoverman of 70 Tnleott street. \ the victim of an attack last night II resulted in his sustaining. a bad In on the head that necessitated hia attention. Hoverman con- IL store at A Willow street. and ! on hts way home when he heard steps behind him. He turned around knco n stranger who hit him on the 'd. stunning him. The assailant
 nme frightened and rnn away. The
 " were notified of the affair today.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-15
ASKS S25o,OOO ALIMONY
New Haven Newspaper Reporter Sued
 ment by His Wife, Former Actress.

Bridgeport, Feb. 15.-William D. Bishop, a New Haven newspaper re- porter, today was made defendant in a suit for divorce in which his wife, Mrs. Blanca West Bishop asks ah- mony of $25O,000. Mrs. Bishop charges her husband with misconduct in a New Haven hotel last week. Bishop is a grandson of the late Will liam D. Bishop, former president of the New York, New Haven and Hart ford railroad. Mrs. Bishop, formerly an actress. married Bishop in 1911.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-15
ALLEGED BURGLARS CAUGHT

Two Boys from Marlboro, Mass, Picked
 Up by Local Police Here Last
New Britain herald., 1921-02-15
Japanese Cabi1l
 Studying Fl

Tokio, Feb. 15. inet, it was repoFx resume negotiatia ntes over
New Britain herald., 1921-02-15

Continued on s9
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-09
THE SILVER LINING" is 49,.
PICTURE OF SURPRISES

THE Silver Lining" a Metro re-
lease, starring Jewel Carmen, which
forms the feature of the bill at the
Biiou Theatre. Is a picture filled with
surprises which shows in an extreme.
ly novel and entertaining manner the
adventures Of a beautiful crook girl
who in her battle with love and law
has some wonderful experiences.
Jewel Carmen is most attractive
crook girl while Leslie Austen's famed
ability Is at IFS best as the young au.
thor. Colt Albertson makes a conf.
dence man Of unusual type. Carl Hy.
son and Dorothy Dickson add some Of
their famed dances to this novel pic
ture.
The Silver Lining" was written
and directed by Roland West from a
scenario by ID. ]. Buchanan and
Charles II. smith Edward Wynard
aud Frank Fucker photographed It.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-09
VigOr of Youth in
A New Discover.
Science Produces vitaIlzed Super
ior to Famous Gland Treatment.
Magic Power Of African Bark.

Have you lost your youth, vigor and
''pep"g Does life seem duh and work
a grind? Don't worry Science has
discovered new yitalizer superior
even to the much discussed goat
gland" and monkey gland" treat.
ment.
The principal ingredient Is an ex.
tract from the bark OF an African tree
II is said TO be the most amazing in.
vigorator ever discovered Combined
with 1t are other tonic aud vitalizing
elements of proved merit. In most
cases. the compound produces mark.
ed improvements In day or two, and
IN short time the vitality Is raised,
the circulation improved and the
glow OF health IS felt IN every part
The new vltalizer contains expen.
slve chemicals, but manufacturing In
enormous quantities has brought the
cost within the reach OF an. Further.
more. the laboratories producing this
new yitallxer which is called Re-Nu.
Tabs. are so confident of It's power
that they offer II ON the b sis Of mo
results. no pay"
Any reader Of this psper may test
the new discovery without risk Send
no money. bae Just your name and ad.
dress. 10 the Re.Nu Laboratories,
s60.C Gateway station, Kansas city,
Mo. and =. tfl treatment oi Re,Nu,
Tabs viii be nailed Deposit 81 and
postage wlthfahe postman on deliv'
cry. II not aeHghted hy the results
al the end Of week, notify the lab
nratorlss auS Seur money vii be re.
Funded n full 10 not hesitate about
aeeeptlug this test otler, as Il Is fully
guaranteed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-09

Torrance and will probably be pack
ed just as tight this afternoon and to-
night.
There are many new features, mu-
steal, terpischorean and comedy, this
season and none is weak. The voices
are pleasing and the songs we'll select.
ed the particular successes. being
xiii Them With Kindness" while
You're Away Yesterday" Dancing
Jubilee" You'll See the Day" Yodel-
ing selection. IF You Don't Believe
I'm Leaving" and Goodbye For a
Little While"
Seats now selling at Andrews.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-09
LAssEs WHITE MlNsTRELs
SCORE Ill AT HUNTINGTON

See what the Huntington (w Val
Advertiser has 60 saw right OF the
Jump about LasSes White Mlnstrels
which comes te The Gr nd an next
Tuesday night;
t.asscs Whites Miustrels are better
this year than last They opened the
season q lssi,e2 al The Huatsngson
las, assAl and VEL fsps4s shS p~rf,fsn,
anee 4, matiaess and nigh, psrfoym.
ance today
Comedy ghat Is decidedly clever the
best ag harmony. Rew and original -
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-09

cal aud Instrumental numbers. funny
jokes and the best Of dancing 80 far
10 make OF this attraction one Of the
best OF the road, The costumes and
scenery this season far surpasses
those Of last season.
The tnimitahle Iasses produces tue
ODDS IL bis soma old time style. His
soice IS Just as funny. his songs Just
as coinlCally rendered and his actions
iEse a. Rsoslurssve - Iaughter and ap.
plause ~ ever, T.asses ISN'T the whole
show bm he hs 4 lot TO do with the
fan In IL Thn theatre was packed up-
stairs ard dowa tor She opening per
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-09
Singer Sewing
Machine Go.

Wo have installed a heElstitch-
ing machine and are prepared to
do hemstitching at a very rea-
sonabIe price. We also carry
a full line of the Jew Singer
machines, and can furnish all
parts, needles and accessories.
We do repair work also at rea-
sonabIe prices. 'Mhen in need
call on us at TOO Gloucester.
Open all day.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-09
VIM Not Have Safety

One great advantage at Tin
Roof is. the protection it affords
against fire. The National rire
Protection Association has rat
ed tin roofs as the highest form
of protection against FIRE,
Surely this should mean
something 10 you property own
ers.
A tin roof is also most eco
nonical as it outasts any other
roof by years.
Let us put on one tin roof
for you and then your troubles
are over.
Call on Us for Estimates
Gilmore & Woods
141s Richmond st.-Phone 22s
The Ocala banner., 1921-11-18

The other $50 acres on the farm
this year GIs28l include 100 acres o.
rape for poultry feed and pasture,
25 acres Of Irish potatoes, 10 acres
.of cabbage and garden patches, run
ming from few rows TO 20 acres
or more each Of beans. turnips. Gu
cunbers. squash and other vege-
The Ocala banner., 1921-11-18
ana peanuts planted between.

beans and peanuts planted between
the rows
500 acres Of upland rice.
$50 acres OF Poto Rican sweet Dota-
toes.
100 acres OF sugar cane
zoo acres CT sorgum and Texas Seed
81 ribbQn care
The Ocala banner., 1921-11-18

tables
And the newspaperman gave then
the crop figures Of the last year
which viii Of course be surpassed
this year
$4,000 pounds Of rice.
The Ocala banner., 1921-11-18

tcontinped On Page Eight)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14

prevent declaration Of war against
the United States, and thus protect
Robert College and other American in
terests in Turkey.
'SThere is so much anti Turk propa-
ganda in the United States that / doubt
whether anything l may say will re-
ceive any attention there. l trust,
however, that President elect Harding,
when he assumes the presidency, will
quickly renew relations with Turkey
and not follow President Wilson s
policy toward this country; for int-
stance, his policy regarding the boun-
daries of Armenia
Paris. Feb. 14.-(By A. Pre-.
vision of the Sevres treaty between the
Allies and Turkey is being opposed by
every means at his disposal by former
Premier Nenizelos of Greece, he de-
clares in an interview published by the
Petit Parisien.
IT cannot fight officially" he says
but | can, at least in private talks
plead my country's cause. l am WORK
ing in the background for what | be
lieve to be justice. l have made M
arrangements with Constantine, but a.
I am a Greek, it is my duty to defend
always and everywhere, my little home
land against the ills which may assal
her
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
MURDER GANG IN HUNGARY
Nationals Returning From America
Victims Of Robber Ring

Budapest, Feb. 14.-Hy A. PA
number of Hungarians who have re-
turned recently from the United States
have become victims Of an organized
murder gang here. Disguised as guides.
members of this organization lurk near
the railw terminals and press their
services upon unsuSpiciouS arrivals. who
are then led into out of the way places
waylaid and robbed, and sometimes
murdered.
a few days ago the body of George
Bodnur was taken out of the Danube,
where it had evidently been thrown.
lie arrived in Budapest recently from
Connecticut with $4,000 in his posses d.
sion. T'etcr Kolcn. Of Columbus. O..
who brought $4,000 with him. was kid
mapped. and later was found shot to
death in ncighboring forest
The repeated murders have caused
the authorities to post warnings and n
c'osc watch is being kept for members
OF the gang.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
[SIT OF JAPANESE
'R|NCE STARTS ROW
,ourt Intrigue to Break Be-
,rothal to Princess Nagako
Charged by Newspapers
DESIGNATIONS FOL L 0 W

roLio Feb. 1i.-The proposed visit
an corly date Of the japanese crown
.irco 70 England had behind 1t a
.o,rt intrigue" The case is declared
i form one Of the most extraordinary
L,idents in the dynastic history of the
Empire. , ,oo, r,odo 70 tLa
~. tbot the real reason for the visit
Faeood of Crown Prince Hirchito Is due
;ntriCue within the court to bring
,,t n cancellation of the bctrothal OF
o-o,vn prince to the Princess Ma
IN laughter of General Prince Kuni.
E household department has issued al
nsni ne statement to the effect that 'ru-
nca' sccm 70 be current" concerning
Eors Eosr1ocement Of the crown prince. to
H';,ocss Nagnko. but that the nation
I,,id understand that no change what
Nou" ;s contemplated concerning the
.,ri,re contract as already informally
Titled. .L ., ;rt.;oro
i"O an,ul the betrothal of the crown
az and Princess Nagako while
iIns;,o iny; is abroad was launched by
iron Nakamura and that he is sup
oJ a."J bv Field Marshall 1amagata,
OFT 81 tbe elder statesmen. 1t appears
he " Isovrral distinguished parliamcn-
arians recently wrote lamagata accus- :
- him OF interference in the love af d,
r. and that they subsequently sent
.ruIarS to all the imperial princes.
According to the Michi Nichi. Field
n aroSal Yamagata has decided to re-
~ ~ from the presidency of the Priyy
.urc;I and to give up his genera ship
a respIt Of the incident, holding him
M rosnonsible for the grave affair."
is vet mystery surrounds the situa-
Reyond saying that the affair
rovclv affected the imperial household,
authorities are declining to dis Scuss
matter, Japanese newspapers. how
k,r, do not hesitate TO characIerlHe IL
a"an intrigue. - 81,
What the japanese newspapers call
n intrigue of the Choshu military
snsmen to interfere with the marriage
Tho crown prince and Satsuma Prin-
ess threatens to bring more into the
non the long -smouldering struggle be-
Irssn the extreme Nationalists. repre-
entinr military influence. and the
orces of progressive liberalism. The
Ynosure of the alleged attempt of the
rmy people to dominate the court fol-
rws charges made in the Diet that two
Ioyprnments really exist in Japan-onc
the war department and the other
the foreign office.
Not having been permitted freely to
iscusS the situation, the newspapers
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
TURKS SEE HOPE
IN LONDON PARLEY
Grown Prince Says Settlement
OF Near East Issues Hinges
on Compromises
PEACE DELAYED TOO LONG
BY the Associated Press

uNons'antinople, Feb. 14.-1lope that
a,lled delegates will enter the Near
Eastern conference. to be held in Lon
uon' next week. with compromising
spirit. was expressed here today by
y odnl Aiudiid Effcndi heir presump-
i've to the Turkish throne. Only by
such an attitude on their part, he said,
VIII It be possible to establish peace in
the Near East.
., What is most nadcd in the Near
Eastern conference in London" the
crown prince declared, ''is common
sense and moderation. If the confer
ence should be opeend in such spirit
1t would be possible to settle the Turk
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14

SS.50-in pink, blue or tan plaidS Cor plain W
Sl0-thiS blanket is almost all wool, just Ii
is 68XS0 inches, in plaidS Of blue, gray or tan.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14

negotiations were current in London
last week. A wireless dispatch from
Moscow asserted Rumania had re.
quested the Soviet government to send
delegates to Riga for preparation Of a
program for peace negotiations. The
dispatch adds that Rumania had been
advised by the British Government to
enter such negotiations. This latter as
sertion, however, was contradicted in
British official circles.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14

appealed to the home department. de.
manding liberty of expression, declaring
this was necessary in order to alay the
anxieties of the subjects of the emperor.
Yesterdays edition of the Asahi and
Saturdays edition of the Yomi Cri
wore SmnnrnSsnl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
PEACE FARLEY ARRANGED
Rumanan and Russian Delegates to
Hold Conference In Reval

Vienna, Feb. 13.-(By A. PO--Thc
Rumanan Government. according to
dispatch from bucharest today, has ac-
ccpted Revul. capital Of Esthonia, as
the seat of the peace negotiations be-
tween Rutnania and Soviet Russia.
Reports that Soviet Russia and Ru-
mania were about to begin peace
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-16
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-14

- Warner Arbuckle and Howell sug- ar companies announced reduction in. price of refined sugar to $50 cents 8 pound, price established by F'ewera1 Co this week.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-14
WEST END,

and released by Goldwyn, will be shown next Sunday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-14

in industry r. Fisk holds up the co1- lege woman as an example to all seek ing the road to health and long life.
 An investigation of mortality among graduates of Wellesley and Vassar- colleges three of the leading woman'SA colleges of the country. showed a death rate of only SPA per cent. os approximately one-third of the death rate in idustry, according to Dr. Fisk.
 This type of cultured woman who has kept physical development on d par with mental development makes the ideal mother" said Dr. Fisk to- day. If the average mother was of the type of the college woman we would be assured of a super race in time.
 ''The fact that the lowest mortality that the girl in college employs her intelligence not only for individual protection but for the improvement~of the race.
 'In college she learns personal hy- giene, she has regular physical train ing and proper medical supervision and according to mortality statistics she represents the highest health type woman particularly is taking more in terest in her health. Whether this growing interest in physical develop ment among women means in the fu- ture a Super-woman of the Amazon type is something different to tell. We have always heredftry to, take into considerations The college woman may not be bigger physically than other women but she has raised her physical efficiency to a higher stan
 dard and consequently her mental eff ficiency. Mortality figures prove that she is making the most of her physi- cal powers and lengthening her life span.
 Amy individual of intelligence can achieve the high standard of health represented by. the college. The aver age man and woman use only one. | third of their powers. Why? Because they are physically below par.,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-14

steinert has arranged all his series for Sunday dates. The people or Bridgeport have found from past Steinert series that somehow Sunday afternoon seems the most fitting time for concert. They have also found that an afternoon spent in listening to the best of music given by the greatest of is interpreters produces only the most e1evating thoughts.
 The series will open with the New York Philharmonic's concert here on Sunday afternoon, Oct. 30, at p. m. at Polls theatre. This famous must cal organization will come here direct from New York city where 1t will be- gin its season on the 27th of the month. Josef Stransky, who is known the world over as a conductor, will direct the orchestra at its con- cert here.
 The other concerts will be the MatzenauerMero concert on Dec. 4; the Garrison -Werrenrath concert on Jan. 15; the Jascha He1fetz concert on Feb. 1 2 and the Rachmantn con- cert on March 19.
 Tickets for this remarkable course are now on sale at M Steinert & Sons, 915 Main street.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-14

Knit skirts are so nice and warm and comfy that they need no further recommenda-N tion although these are so diff erent that a word or two will tell volumes. They won't crawl up and are of wool and part wool.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-14
IN THE THEATRES
LYRIC.

"A Daughter of the Sun" Is being applauded at the Lyric as the novelty of the theatrical season. This great Hawaiian play. is made up of all the among them being mystery, thrills surprises and a neat little love story.
 It's a drama that is concerned with the clash of Americans and Japanese for control of the little islands in the South Seas, told in a gripping man ner.
 The Royal Hawaiian Troupe of en- tertainers are making a big hit with their original musical offerings.
 Announcement that the Lyric would produce "ScandaP' as next weeks at traction has resulted in heavy ad- ling comedy hit from the pen of Cos mo Hamilton, and it enjoyed a long Broadway run. Only recently was it made available for stock, and Man ager Arvine snapped up the play TOT Bridgeport It's the first time that this great success has been seen In l this city.
 ! Riders of the Dawn" the zane l Grey western feature photoplay, will 1 headline an exceptionally fine linn l bill at the Lyric Sunday night PLAZA. Tom Mix has ''gOne and done It. , Which is another way of stating that
 he scored heavily at the Plaza theatre yesterday, where he opened an en- 1 gag0nlent In 'lnet DIE 1O"h iNoo1 | Tp.' The story. by the noted W1l- liam Mcleod Raine, is a rapid, h rough riding romance in which both fanch life and city life figure. in when Mix, the cowboy, falls in love with 2, a society belle. It is a case of thrill | after. thrill, of narrow escapes, Of manly daring and shrewd resourceful- l ness.
 One of the best vaudeville bills of the season is headed by the seasons seisational novelty, From Earth 10 Moon fantasy with music sic, featuT- IT l ing Jimmie Dunn and William K. Pollard assisted by Jean Patterson, Jim Dyson, Wilson Sisters and the ne | Dancing Moonbeams. Tom Hoier 1n Twas Ever Thus with Sasha Ay- lorf1, Lou Bartels, and Margery S1d- man is a sereamfrom start to finish; [ Charles Martin, 'the singing coWboy, was another hit. Valdare in b1cy-
 cle novelty different from anything
 ever seen here started the show o11, oil
 with a speedy comedy offering. Holy Smoke" an, educational comedy, and
 News Weekly complete 1sn tRe 3eifa bill Ger
 trude Atherton's original screen story | produced by the Eminent Authors