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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-09
.DOLSEVIKAI NUzUDE IS
MOTERy,

RYGA, rugs. 9. - Is Pet
rogrado patvirtinta zlnla,
kad tenai bolSevikai nuzude
81 zmogp neva uz suokalbl
prieS sovietQ valdzia. Petro-
Grade oficialiai paskelbta nu-
zudytp pavardes. Tarp Ju
vra 16 moterQ, kurios suokal-
bininkams davusios prieglau-
dos arba kaip kitaip gelbeJu
sios.
.Tarpe nuzudytq pazymetl-
nj Sic: kunigaikstis Konstan-
tin Tumanov, 80 M; kunig.
Sergiei Uchtomskii, placlal
zinomas skulptorius; prof.
Vladimir Tagancev If kt.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-09
MIEsTUosE KELIAMos
DEMONSTRATORS.
Kai-kur pasitaiko i1I riausip.

LONDONAS, rugs. 9. =
Anglijoje nedarbas pakilo IL
gi augsciausiojo. laipsnio. Be
darbiai zmones skaitlingals
buriais miestuose demonst-
r,uoja, eina jie is vienq vals-
cGiiq Gii j kitus. Visur girdlml
vienodi reikalavimai: darbo,
duonos ir pinigq. Darbinin-
kai visur saukiasi pagelbos.
Neturi kuo maitinti savo Sci
Daugiau 1900 bedarbiq a
ma diena perajo Valijos kali
nus j Tredegar. Tenai glo-
bejq tarybos reikalavo, kad
il selptu ju zmonas ir val
kus. Sitiems bedarbiams pa
keliui buvo dalinamas mals-
tas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-09
Anglia KvieGiia Airius Konferencijon

pilnos nepriklausomyb6s. Mes
Anglia nekuomet neleis Al
rijai atsimesti nuO BritanijOs
imperijos.
Pasiuntus de Valerai atsa-
kyma, Anglijos prem. Lloyd
George pareiSk6, jog minis
teriq kabineto atsakymas yra
didel6s reikSm6s. Mes jis
Britanijai reiSkia taika arba
kara.
Svarbiausi atsakymo pos
mai yra Site:
kuoveikiau susaukti anglQ-
airjQ konferencija, kurioj tu-
ri but visapusiai aptartas An
glijos su Airija susitaikymo
klausimas.
Anglijos vyriausybes pasiQ
lymas pasilieka tas pat visoj
savo stipryb6j. Taigi Airij
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-09
''RYToJAUs" RED. p. BAL
IRIS NUBAUSTAS 500
MARKIU.

Prusu Lietuviq Balsas No.
1876 pranesa, kad savaitlnlo
laikrasGio "Rytojaus" isei,
nancio Ti1zeje, redaktorius p.
A. Baltris tapo vokieciu tets
mo nubaustas 500 markiq U
viena straipsni, tilpusl "Ry
toiaus" klausimQ ir atsaky,
mq skyriuje, kovo 4 d. $, M
Tilpes straipsnis buvo uzvar-
dytas: Kodel lietuviai neap-
!keneia vokieciu il vohskumo.
Redaktorius atsakydan1as
ta klausima. stengesi prlro-
dyti, kad pats vokieciai tam
yra kalti. Prusai kaipo lietu
viu tautos saka, valde zeEes
Xxi 1881 metu az Vislos upes
ir nei vieno vokiecio PrusQ
kraSte nebuvo. Tx mozural,
lenku tautos Saka, puolesl
Prusus, juos noredami prl-
versti priimti krikscioniq IL
Ikejima. Jie i pagelba paslk-
viete vokieciQ kryzeiviQ orde-
na ir nuoto laiko ir praslde-
jjo vokieesiq puolimai Prusi-
ia Xxi jos neuzvalde visiskal'
Po priedanga kryzeiviu orde-
no If su graziu tikslu kinks
Gionybe ivesti, vokieeiai ivai-
riais budais stengesi Pr11sQ
zemes ispleSti ir jiems tas
per 600 metu pavyko atsiek-
ii, mes daug Prusq iszude, h-
tus yergais paverte, o liku.
sius steng6si padaryti woke.
Ieiais, ju kalba visaip isnie.
kindami ir mokyklose uzdrar
sdami tevq kalbos mokyties
ka dar ir Xxi siolei daro.
Be to, dar tame straipsny.
ie buvo pamineta ir kelios i
kryzzeiviiu laikil uzsilikusios
patarles, pavyzdziui: "Bai
siau uz kryzioka nei velnlas
nemauroja. 2
Taigi kaip matyti is visko
kad redaktorius parase, JOS
Elietuyiai yra priesingi ne vo
kieeiams kaipo yokieciams
Ibet tik ju pasistengimu
.Ilietuvius pa daryti o
kieeiais ir tuomi savt
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-09

cukraus 100000; sviesto 3o,-
600; kokoa 10000; ryzip 2o,-
600; kondensuoto pieno 20
600 rubliQ.
100000 rubliq siandie yra
yerti vos viena amerikoniska
doleri.
Bolsevistine darbininkams
uzzmokesnis per menesi yra
nuo 10000 ligi $4,000 rubliq.
Be to, darbininkams skiria-
mos maisto porcijos,
Tuo gaunamu is valdzios
maistu zmones, suprantama,
negali pramisti. Gi uzdirbtQ
pinigu permazai maista pirk.
ii. Taigi zmonas iri priyers-
ii badauti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-09
GUBERNAToRIUs IsAKE
TYRINEJIMUS.


SPRINGFIELD, Ill. rugs.
9. Is Hardin apskrities kal
kuriQ angliQ kasyklu mieste-
liu sNeidziamos truksmingos
zziinios apie darbininkq suklll-
mus il apsisaudymus su ka-
syklq sargyba.
Kick tame tiesos, nezinia,
Lygiai nezinoma, kas tas "a
Mas skleidzia.
Gubernatoriaus isakgnu
pradeti tyrin9jimai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-09
MAzINA UzMoKEsN1s.

WASHINGTON, rugs. o.
Karo laivyno sekretorius Den
by paskelbe uzmokesnip SUI
mazinima nuo 10 ligi 20 nuos.
savo departamento civilians
darbininkams. Tas uzmokes-
nip sumazinimas paliecia a
pie $4,000 zmoniQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-09
NAUJosIos ANG-
LIJOS VYSKUPAS.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS,
rugs. 9. sitos vyskupijos
vyskupu sv. Mykolo katedroj
vakar konsekruotas kun. Tho
mas O'Leary.
Ivyko skaitlingas kunigll
suvaziavimas. Iskilmese buvo
If Bostono kardinolas O'Co-
nnell.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-09
BERLYNE UzDARYTA
BIRzA.

BERLYNAS, rugs. 9. =
Del pakeltq cia nepaprastq
spekuliaciiq vietos birza uz-
daryta keletai dienu. Quota
progos bankams atsigauti If
pasitvarkyti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-09
GARLAIVIs ANT SEKLU.
MOS.

LISBONA, Porting, rugs.
9. Anglijos pastinis garlai-
Wis Almanzora su 1,200 ke-
liauninkp uzplauke ant seklu-
mos uz 20 mailiq nuo cia. Jis
plauke is Brazilijos Anglijon.
Keliauninkai iSsodinti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-09
P|N|Gy kURSAs.

=
svetimu saliu pinign verte,
mainant nemazziauN $4,000 do
leriu rugs, 8 buvo tokia pa
gal Merchants Loan & Trust
Company:
Anglijos sterl. svarui 80
Prancijos Sinful FRANKLY 7.81
Italijos Sinful lirq 4.55
Vokietijos Sinful mark. 1.OS
Lietuvos Sinful auks. LOB
Lenkiios Sinful mark. .O5
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-09
KALTINENAI,

KALTINENAI, (svenGio
niq apskr.). cia apylinkese
pasirode vilkai. Senefiai pa
sakoja, kad> dar senai pirm
simto metp, pro musq apy-
linke ejes vilkp takas. Pro
cia eli nuolat traukdave vilkai di
.deliais buriais. Kick jie Ia
los pridarydave zmonems,
tai sunku ir apsakyti. Daba1
zmones bio, kad eia vel ne
pasikartotq kas buvo pirm
simto. metQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-09
PAvoeE LEKTUvA.

SEATTLE, Wash, rugs. 9.
Ana diena viename juros
pakrasty pavogtas lektuvas.
Vagilai paskraide il nesuga-
dinta palike uz keliolikos my
lin.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-09
BOLsEVIKAI NEPRIIMA
ALIANTU KoMIsIJos.

MASKVA, rugs. @ Wy
riausioji sajungininku taryba
nutare Rusijon pasiQsti ko-
misija iStirti bado padeiima.
BolSevikq valdzia nutare nel-
sileisti komisijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-09
IsPANAI MCCALL IVEIKTI
MAURU.

MELILLA, Morokko, rugs.
8. = Ispanai su maurals We
da intemptas kovas. Ir ne
gall iveikti prieso ispanai,
nors j truSkina is didziQJq
armotQ ir is -l6ktuVQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-09
PASKIRTAS BAGDADUI
ARKIVYSKUPAS.

PARYzIUS, rugs. 8.
Sventasis Tevas Bagdado ar
kivyskupu paskyre kun. Be-
rec, prancuza.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-09
S. Valstiju nota.

Kalbtdamas jiS pri>imint
paStarQjQ Suv. ValstijQ notQ
vieSpatijomS mandatQ klau>i-
me.
Tie mandatai, apie kuriuos
prisimena Suv. ValstijoS, tu-
ri but padaIinti vieSpatjomS,
paSiremiant TautU S2iungoS
taiSykltmiS. kurias pagamino
taikos konferencija, i>teigda-
ma tQ paciq TautQ Sajungq.
LordaS iSreiSk6 nuSisteb6Ji-
ma, delko taip v6lai Amerika
atsiliep6 apie tuos mandatuS.
Jei Amerika butQ tai pada-
riusi anksciau, rasi, jos no
TAI butQ buve patenklnti.
siandie kaipgi Gia taikintis
prize jos reikalavimQ.
Jis toliau sake, jog TautQ
SQjunga yra didziai naudin-
ga organizacija If AmerikoS
privalumas tQ organizacijQ
remit.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-09
PriekaiStai Sajungai.

Didelius priekaiStus TautQ
Sqiungai pak6l6 Svedijos at
stovas Branting. Jis sake. jog
Sqjunga neteisinga. Mes j ME
ko nedaro is tn vieSpatijQ,
kurios karo metu buvo neut-
ral6s.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-09
Bristoly riauses.

Bristoly bedarbiai pakelee
riauses, kuomet uzpuole su ak
menimis If lazdomis miesto
valdininlSus.
Policija isimaiSa. Daug
darbininku apmusta ir suzel-
sta. Pasekmeje daug jq are
Stuota.
visoi Angliioj bedarbiq
skaitlius auga. Ir jie Wis dau
giau ina nerima1ti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-09
LOrdas Cecil Dara SuV.
ValstiIji as
JiS Pataria veikiau TaikIDtIs
LGnkanDS Su LietlIvIaiS

Branting smarkiai kritika-
vo Sqjmga uz pripazinlmq
Aland salQ Suomijai. Paga-
liau Svedijos atstovas paslQIe
sumanymq, kad nepatenkintl
Sqiungos organQ veikimu tos
Sqjungos nariai turttQ teise
atsisakyti nuo Sqjungos re-
mimo finansi&kai, ypac Jel
Sqjunga elgiasi prieSinsai pa
grindiniams principams.
Lordas Robert Cecil pagy-
re Grantingo atvirumQ, bet
smarkiai gyn6 Sqjmgos sekre-
tariatq il paGiq SQjmgQ nuo
visokiQ jai daromQ priekaiS-
tQ.
Lenkp- -ietuviu gincai.
Cecil nurodG nuveiktus
SQjungos darbus il i didelius
jai daromus trukdymus.
"Risant ginGus juk jokiu
budu negaIima patenkinti a.
biejQ puSiQ," sake jis apie
AIand SalQ klausimQ.
"Stai mes turime kitus pa
naSus ginGuS. Tai lenkQ su
lietuviais kontraversijos. Kick
tai buvo daroma abb pusi su-
taikinti, pabaigti tuoS gincus.
TeGiau neatSiektaS tiNslaS. Tai
tikras tarptautinis pazemini-
mas
Paskui lordas Cecil teisiogi-
Mai atsiliep6 ! tas abb Sails
(LietuvQ If Lenkijq), kad jos
savitarpiai pabaigtu gincus.
saiungos taryba.
Savo kaGu TautQ Sqjungos
taryba turi pagaminusi visa
ellie praneSimQ, kuriuos in.
duos patvirtinti paciam Tau
tQ Sqjungos suvaziavimui.
Tarpe " yra il 'lenkQ hetu-
viQ gincai. +
Lenkai atstovar il jQ agen-
tai Gia smarkiai darbuojasi.
Jie Iietuvius kalbina sutikti
suskaldyti Lietuva pagal Hy-
manso plenQ. Kitaip jie, girdi,
padarysia, kad Lietuva nebu-
sianti priimta TautQ Sqjun-
con.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-09
Anglijos Bedarbiai Saukia
Darbo ir MaistO
Reikalauja pinigu.

Mieste Coventry 5000 be-
darbiu nuo globeju reikalayo.
pinigu nusisamdyti nakyynel
vietas ir nusipirktf maisto.
Liverpooly rugsejo { d. i
vyko bedarbiq demonstrates
Apie 5000 jig numarsavo
prizes rotuSe (miesto namus)
ir reikalavo pasimatyti su
lordu majoru, kuris zadejo
bedarbiams parupinti darbo,
bet ligssiol zadejimo neispil-
ID
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-09
AMERIKoNIsKos MAIsTo
VIRTUES. PEFRoGRADE.
Patiekiamas nlaistas 100000
vaiku.

mis- dienomis eme pilnai velk
til AmeriEos selpimo admins.
tracijos isteigtos virtuves.
Rusai su amerikonais dar-
buotojais mandagiai apsieina
Gyventojai payarge daug'
TeGiau \ nesimato jokios bet
varkes ir jokiQ nesuvaldomQ
miniq. Taigi, amerikonams
nara jokio pavojaus.
Mieste pasitaiko vagysciq.
Teciaus bolsevistin6 policija
tinkamai veikia ir prasizen-
gusius gaudo.
Selpimo administrators
virSininkai apsigyveno Inter
national vieSbuty. Ten jie
lures vyriausia savo ofisa.
Tas viesbutis seniau vadino-
81 Astoria ir buvo vienas is
parinktiniausiQ vieSbuciQ Pc
trograde.
Nebuvo demonstraciju.
Kuomet Petrogradan atvy-
ko Amerikos selpimo admins
tracijos skirt sitam miestui
virSininRai, juos gelezinkelio
stoty be jokiq iskilmiQ suti-
ko bolSevikq valdininkai il
palydejo j viesbuti.
Ia pacia diena Petrogrado
uostan atplauke pirmasis lai-
vas su amerikoniSku maistu.
Daugyb6 zmoniu susirinko ap
linkui uosta pamatyti nors is
tolo atplaukusl laiva.
Nebuvo jokiq demonstrated
jig, jokiu sumisimu. Ant ry-
tojaus taipat kuoramiausia
iSkrautas is laiv6 maistas il
pristatytas j paruoStus sande
lius, Salimais kuriQ isteigtos
virtuves.
Atvezta daug baltu miltQ,
cukraus, kokoa, kondensuoto
pieno, ryziQ If kitokiq pro-
duktQ, kuriQ Petrogradas Sc
mai nemates.
Bolsevikai nuolankus.
Amerikonai virsininkai tvi
rtina, kad bolsevikai valdinin
kai ne tik mandagqs, bet II
nuolanl1qs. Visame selpimo
darbe jie megina duoti reika-
lingos pagelbos.
Siandie amerikoniSkos vir-
tuves valgydina Ella apie- 120,-
900 vaikp. Paskiau bus Sci
pianos il motinos su kudi-
kiais.
Visus valgydinamus vaikus
egzaminuoja gydytojai. Tam
darbui paskirta go gydytojQ
ir 120 nursiQ. Egzaminavl-
mas prasidejo siandie. Sake
ma, busia pabaigtas i penkias
dienas.
Visi vaikai bus paskirstyti
i keleta grupiQ. Silpnes.
MEMS il labiau alkio palies'
items bus duodamas parink- {
tinesnis maistas, Stipresnl
vaikai kitaip bus maitinami.
Maisto kama.
Maisto kama Petrograde
! lIssiiandie tokia skaitant svarals
If bolsevistiniais rubliais.
Taigi, syarui zuvies 10000
rubliq;. mesos 10000; rngl
Innn !.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-09

Uhivetsisy of Illinois
ia Library CIR.
.URBANA, I'll.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-09

Maisto kama Petrograde
ssiandie tokia skaitant svarais
.ir bolsevistiniais rubliais.
Taigi, syarui zuyies 10000
rubliq; mesos 10000; rugi-
mes duonos 1900; ruginiq mil
tn 5000; kvieciQ miltu 5000;
Putnam patriot., 1921-08-12
KEEP WINTER FIRES BURNING ON
HEARTHS FOR SIX GENERATIONS
DESCENDANTS OF EARLY WOODSTOCK SETTLERS HAVE
LIVED AND DIED IN SAME HOMES FOR MORE
THAN A CENTURY
IieutenantColone William Flynn Carries Military Ira
dition Set By His GrestGreatGrandfather

Through six generations the de-
sesndants Of William Bowen and John
Fignn. early settlers Of Woodstock,
have kept the winter fires burning on
the family hearthstones. For five gen
efations the children. grandchildren.
at.Krandchildren and great-great-
ofandehildren Of Captain William
LYON have dwelt in the old family
some. and the Southworth descend
ants have lived in the old inn at South
y oodstock for an equal length Of
time.
From the time that old Richard
rfxnn built Century Old Cottage IN
a17. for his youthful son. the Ameri-
-sa trumpeter a. Lexington. and
bride. until two years ago the winter
hearth fires Of the old Flynn home
were never cold. Five generations Of
asscendants had lived and died in the
same building. Richard Flynn in days
before the Revolutionary War had
swelt in a rude home built on the
same spot. The summer house in the
garden is 200 years cid.
At the battle of Lexington where
the shot heard round the world was
fired. John Flynn marched as trumpet
e. When he returned to Woodstock
after the war he moved with his bride
into the little home, still standing.
which had been built for him by his
father. Every part Of the house, in
GLIDING hinges. locks, furniture and
all fittings were formed by the care
full hand Of Richard Flynn. The
house was first occupied in IT'S.
The house stands today as it was
Putnam patriot., 1921-08-12

holdings q Henry Child and Henry
JOY, The ere farm was divided into
three parts when the three sons q
Captain Lyon separated. The furni-
tare in the old home is the same that
has been used for FIVE generations by
the family.
The story Of the Southworth nome,
South Woodstock. is given briefly in
this abstract from the History Of
Arnoid's Inn" written By Louis
Rhodes Southworth. grandson of
Rhodes Arnold. before his death, Nov
so. 1919:
The slope OF which spreads in
struggling fashion. Aruold's Inn. Ar
noldtown. South Woodstock. was
bought Of the renowned Or David
Holmes, in 1861 by Samuel McClel-
Ian. a periwig maker Of Worcester
He was the great-grandfather Of Gen.
George B Mcclellan. He built the
Inn. 1867.
In the northeast corner Of ths tn
angular park, stood the commissary
building erected by the government
After the war. Capt McClellan's son
James opened store ana a paint
shop Il is now cottage with the
Inn which vas opened rs such III
I790.
Rhodes Arnold from Pawtuxet. L.
l.. bought the Inn from Nathaniel
son IF Capt Mcclellan. IN 1S14. The
I'm sign with the year 1902 and the
shot Erred into il during the revolu-
ton sin hangs in the entry Rhode
Arnold gave up tine Inn in ISL The
ancient bar with original top and its
parapherualia are still intact. The
house has three stone chimueys and b
fireplace feet BY four feet
Winter evenings, the young people
Of the village used TO dance around
this chimney in the low studded hall
On a window pane in the kitchen sur
wives the name Of hired man. Ben
jamin Elwell. cut with a diamond into
the glass.
Two old paintings by the noted
painter. Chandler. a brother Of Me
Clellan's first wife. are still preserved
over the mantels. His second wife.
Rachel Able. planted the four giant
elms in the park. April -, l77a-
Three survive.
Capt. Mcclellan dug the we'll about
1890, still on the common with its
caterpillar weight tmade by Mf.
Southworth) to procure cold water
for flip.
One of the curiosities Of the I'm IS
a hautboy. the entire height Of the
room. built into its large chimney in
one of its principal bed chambers.
Putnam patriot., 1921-08-12

{. NJ s-s g., Ara lFft trb4
he Notifies tho actors and actresses
personally, bat mere often he is forced
10 set m touch with them through
the numerous agencies winch act as
brokers til types The Actors Equity
Association Is now dong excellent
work ia supplying actors Tor pictures
Al the lowest possible cost 10 the actor
m the way 81 commissions Presently
large number 81 actors aud actress
es appear al the studio aud the casting
director selects from them the indl
Nlduals best suited To the coming pro=
ducuun. Beginners are warned against
grating agents who on any pretense
whatever charge mere than the legal
5 percent commission. They are also
warned aeaias; signing exclusion"
contracts with any agent as this ire
qaeaiy eampels the actor to pay
double commissions.
Goes Into Production
Meanwhile the art director has built
his scenery. aud the picture goes into
production. At the end OF some six
weeks OF two months. the directors
turn the completed film over 10 the
assembling and cutting department.
As a rule. betn the director aud the
scenario writer work with the assem-
bier and cutter. and il they arc wise.
they insist on doing the cutting them
selves. for the success of the picture
depends largely upon this important
operation OF assembly. A, the same
time, another specialist designs aud
Putnam patriot., 1921-08-12
CONNECTICUT is FIFTH
Sales of Government Savings Seeuri
ties In State Total S744, ssl.e2

Reports Of sales of Government
Savings securities FOR the first SIX
months Of the current year have been
completed by F. c Ayres, government
director Of the savings division, First
Federal Reserve District.
The district as a whole Is tied for
fifth place with the Chicago district
and is ahead Of the New York aud s.
Louis districts with which it mas been
tied for the past few months
4 total Of nearly three-quarters Of
a million dollars has been saved by
the people of New England sinee=Jan-
uary !.
The following statement gives an
idea Of how this amount has been dis
tributed
Putnam patriot., 1921-08-12

Rev. Jonathan @. Osborne Of Mys-
tic is to speak sunday morning, bis
subject being "Doubter or Seeker
III the evening his topic viii be World
Citizenship" Many II Mr. Osborne's
friends viii be glad 10 greet him.
Nis Sheldon Of Killinely is OK.
pccted 10 sing tire offertory solo IN the
morning
Putnam patriot., 1921-08-12

nv ioraI apDIIcatIonB as thsy cahhuI fshtH
~. di..aasd portion Of the ear, Thsfs 10
ensz one way 70 cure Catarrhal Dsafnsss.
and that 10 BY = eanHiltn,ionn.s,i. rem Icy
,t.assgh tts blood on the MUCOUS surfaces
Of he System. Catarrhal Dssfnsss u
eaused ~ an inhamed condition Of the
mucous lining OF the Elntaehlan -.
r,t,nfiie9 sound or imperfect hearing, ana
v-Ss, h IL entirely closed. Deafness - the
result Unless the Inflammation can " re-
sVeed ana THIS tube restored 20 IT'S mol.
r,sI eonaitiou. hearing may be destroyed
foreyer MAny cases q peafnsss afs
saured BY CatafFh. which - an iahaHea
srrdlflor, 81 shs Mucous Surfaces
CNE HUNDRED DOLLARS for any
ease of Catarrhal Deafness that esnfs., !,
- etr.a hy HALLS CATAFtish
~ prssgefsts &c Circulars frss.
r. ~. Cheney 4 Co. Toledo. Ohio.
Putnam patriot., 1921-08-12

Film cutting is one OF the important
tasks TO be done at the studios. IL
takes a real expert for this job.
Sometimes $4,000 feet of film are
thrown away in making a 5000 foot
production Anita Loos and John
Emerson cut and assemble the film
for their own stories after viewing
every bit of il on the screen. Miss
Loos is shown above trimming the
print for a new Constance Talmadge
vehicle entitled Good For Nothing"
The discarded film. called the
"outs." are in the big basket.
works out the illustrations on the bor-
ders OF the written inserts. Finally
the assembled picture is shown 10 the
studio staff. and il they are satisfied.
the negative IS forwarded to the dis
,ributing company. The studios work
on that picture is ended.
From this brief survey you can see
that the avenues for breaking into pic
lures are almost unlimited. You can
De an actor director, cameraman.
scene builder. cutter. titler. scenario
writer. or anything else II you viii
pick the job for which you are fitted.
begin al the bottom and learn the
game All Of these positions are highly
paid and All require a high knowledge
Of motion picture tee nique.
The Important Thing
The imporiau, thing IS 10 itari--to
yet into the studio. IN any capacity.
Then choose the type OF work IN
which you desire TO rise. and learn II.
Everybody will help you and eneour-
axe you II you start this way, instead
81 trying the more common but less
successful method OF starting at the
top and working down.
Putnam patriot., 1921-08-12
AMONG THE CHURCHES
Second Congregational Church
Rey. Roynton MerriII. Minister.

The church is closed for the month
Of August because Of the extensive
repairs which are taking place. The
members and friends Of the church
have most courteously been invited
by cur sister churches. the Baptist
and Methodist. 10 Worship with them
during the Sundays when this church
is. Of necessity, cloaed.
All communications should be adj
dressed to Mrz Walter A. Wheaton
clerk Of the church. VINO will give IN
slant care to any needs arising
Putnam patriot., 1921-08-12
Avenues For Breaking into
Pictures Unlimited, But 1t
Is Best To Start At Bottom

Film Veterans Deplore the Common But Less
Successful Method of Beginning Career at the
Top and Working Down-Explode Popular
Theory That Just Four Classes of People Are
Engaged in Making Photoplays Complexities
of Industry and the Real Jobs TO Be Had Are
Explained by Writers.
BY John Emerson and Anita Loos
(CoIaborotors on the Constance TaLnadss-Frst
National Pictmes)
Putnam patriot., 1921-08-12
s.. Philip Church Notes

Rev. John Z. Reney. Rector.
a. "a, Holy Communion.
i0.45 d. m. Morning prayer and
-nrl..n-
Putnam patriot., 1921-08-12

Total $780,
These figures have been achieved IN
the face of an almost unprecedented
industrial depression, where factories
are running short handed or on cur
tailed hours of employment, and de-
monstrate what firm grip investment
in Government securities has upon
the people They are recognized as
safe and sure, and the red tape usual
" surrounding a government PROPOSE
ton Is largely eliminated.
The postmasters of the district are
well supplied with the facilities for
handling investments in these seeuri-
ties and are only too glad to eneour-
age this work of education in system
attic saving
Putnam patriot., 1921-08-12

II you've been wondering what
win throw some light on the mat
sort Of camera impression you
would make, the next instalment
ter for you.
Putnam patriot., 1921-08-12

Don't think that because man IS
willing to lend YOU helping hand he
will stand for touch.
Putnam patriot., 1921-08-12

Mr. Pussyfoot johnson will be COM
ing to India. India will not be becom-
ing To him-Looker-on (Caleuttal.
Putnam patriot., 1921-08-12

How time draRs 10 man from the
day he made fool of himself.-N. Y.
Evening sun.
Putnam patriot., 1921-08-12

why can't We pass the billg
Because it is unconstitutional.
"oh. mean are there any real diff
culties?"-Louisville CourierJonr-
nal.
Putnam patriot., 1921-08-12

The only way to make a man an
American Is to receive HIM as one.
Golfers.
Putnam patriot., 1921-08-12

A falsehood crushed to earth will
spread all over it.-Parsons kansas
Sun.