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New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
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FROM EN1lA0GIHQAH
Mar. 2l--F. J. LUCKENBACH (TMy
Mar s,--FRiUMsM FsftiaR4fh er5. ll"ss american Lin.
Ayr. 3--kERHSAN (T)s
United American Lines. ina
Apr. 1E--DH ItANOT (F)s American Line
From Boston
Mar. Ia --MINNEKAHoA (F)s Amer. Line
Mar. 2S--,K Is. EREsAN tIr> tvia Phila. 4Balt-,
United American Lines. Incs
accepts cargo via Hamburg for Scandi-
navfan and Baltic por.A
Hamburg, Bremen From Now York
Mnr. S5-EAsTEHN CLOUD tT) tU,s.s.B)
Apr. 2---w. CHATALA tF, American Line
From Philaadelphia
APE. Ape aao0-NEMAHA = (El Kerr s. s. Co, Inc.
apr 'SV--SATART1A (FD Kerr $. S. Co., Inc.
From New Orleans
Mar. sosA cANDAdA i lF5 YstesH steele 8 ss Linz Linz
Apr soW Aco auGREh fR stss5s a s sfs.s 3 Linz LIN.
Havana From New York
Mar. ROCASTLE {pFM) Ward Line
Mar. l9---HENRY r. MALLORY tPFM)
Ward Line
Havana, Caibarien, Nuevitas, Antilla
From New Orleans
war. war I9--LAkE 1NfiLENOOK {FAl) Ward
Havana, Cuban Outports
From Jacksonville
FREQUENT Sailings-(F) Jacksonville Line
Havana, Progreso, Vera Cruz, Tam.
pico From New York
Mar. 24-MONTEREY (PFM) Ward Line
Havana, Port Antonio, Kingston,
Cristobal, West Coast Ports,
Port Limon From New York
Mar. 19-ToLOA (pTM) United Fruit Co.
Mar. 26--CALA9fARES (PFNI) United Fruit
Havana, Tampico From New York
Mar. 2I--PANUCO .(FM) Ward Line
Havre From New York
g--McKEESPORT(F)s Cosmopolitan
Apr 2-BELLINGHAM (F)* Cosmopolitan
Apr. 15--SARCOXIE (F). Cosmopolitan
Apr. 15--MALVERN RANGE tPF)
Furness- Prince Lines
sRouen, cargo offers
Havre, Bordeaux, A,sG Aslsntid sss ffsnss Forts
From Galveston
Early Apr.-HEGIRA (F) Steele S. s. Line
Late Apr.-A STEAMER tF) steele S. s. Line
From Texas City
Early yApr-HEGIRA CD Steele g. $. Line
Late Apr.-A STEAMER(F) Steele s. s. Line
From New Orleans
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-21
TO RESUME WORK
ON INNER HARBOR
Col. AIstaetter, in Charge of
Harbor Work in This Dis
trict, Takes Steps to do
Dredging at Earliest Possible
Date.

Information reaching the city yes
terday was to the effect that Col.
Alstaetter, engineer in charge of gov
eminent work in this district, will
soon ask bids for the dredging of
certain parts of the harbor of Bruins
wick The big dredge Savannah,
which has been operating here, is now
in Miami, where it will be engaged
for period of two months. This
dredge could not perform the work
that the local conditions require for
the simple reason that what the gov
ernment terms "marl" has formed in
great hills near what is known as
Brandy Point" by citizens, but is
called the mouth of Turtle river, by
the government,
The section is opposite the Quaran
tine station and extends quite dis
lance, ending near the mouth of Joint
er creek. It was understood wher
the Savannah left that anotehr dredgt
would soon be sent to do this worl
and it seems that the government il
to give this part of it out to private
contractors.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-21
LIFE SENTENCE FOR
KILLING OR! NJ { S
Will burden Sentenced Yester-
day Morning.-ciaimed That
Physician Had Ruined His
Hene, Met Him on the Street
and Shot Him.

Swainsbbro, Gal, Oct 20.-Found
guilty of murder with a recommends
ton for mercy, in connection with the
fatal shooting of DIR. Charles Grimes
at Norristown, Ga, short time ago,
Will burden was sentenced this morn
ing to life Imprisonment. An appeal
for new trial will probably be made
The shooting took place on the
streets Of Norristown. Eight witness
es testified that no words passed be
tween burden and DR.. Grimes when
they met, and that burden slapped
the doctor and then shot him. Dur.
den left the scene Immediately and
was not apprehended for several
days.
Burdens only defense was his
statement that the physician ruined
his home. 1t was brought out in the
i trial that DR.. Grimes, who came to
Norristown year ago from Platts.
vile, Wis, was burdens physician
and had been attending Mrs. burden
while she was i'll.
The case was given to the jury al
o'clock last night. The verdict was
returned at $3.50 this morning.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-21
SWORD PRESENTED
TOADM|RAL BENSON
Daughters of the Confederacy
Olive Same as a Token of APP
probation of Services Rem
dered His Country by This
Distinguished Georgian.

Waycross, Ca, Oct. 20.-In recog-
milton o fthe valorous service render
ed in the great World War, Admiral
William Shepherd Benson was at
noon today presented with hand
some jeweled sword by the United
Daughters of the Confederacy, OF
Georgia, at the First Methodist
church
Raised to the rank of rear admiral
and made the chief of naval opera
tions. this honored son of the Empire
State OF the Southland was foremost
in the counsels that planned the con-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-21

voy of two million men to France and
was the guiding mind that was large
" responsible. for the early termina-
ton of the German submarine war
fare After the signing of the armis-
tice he held various positions of I'M
portance and trust, On boards and in
conference with the allied leaders.
and rendered conspicuous service to
his government in many ways. AT
the signing OF the peace treaty in Yer
sailles Admiral Benson was the naval
advisor to the American Peace Com
mission.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-21
FREIGHT RATES ON GRAIN
ARE SOON TO BE REDUCED
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, Oct. 2O.-Decisions by
the Interstate Commerce Commission
in the pending cases involving the re-
quested reductions in freight rates on
grain, feed and lumber is understood
to be imminent otday after confer
ence on the railroad situation in
which the President, Chairman Nc
Cord OF the commission, and acting
Attorney General Con participated.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-21
HARDWICK INVITES FOCH
TO PAY GEORGIA A VISIT
(By Associated Press.)

Atlanta, Oct 2O.-Governor Hard
wick today extended an invitation fol-
Marshal Foch, the famous commander
of the Allied forces on the western
front, to visit Georgia on his forth
coming trip to the United States.
The telegram was sent to Alton p
Roberts OF Marquette, Mich, chair
man of the committee of the Ameri
can Legion in charge Of Marshal
Foch's itinerary. u0A
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
Gladys Spurlock
ToLeave Today

Miss GLADYS Spurlocs .0i IVES;
Fifteenth Street. will leave Amarillo
,arly this morning Cor Chicago. whlrs
she vii visit with her father indefinite.
~. and study music Miss Spurlock u
"ne - the meet popular members ~
thu younger so ln Amarillo. and viii
ICE missed lv q hest - friends. iois
lUys aud girls aud particularly by hcf
sls.er members q the r ]. Z Club. q
which she vas enc 81, TIE moving
spirits
Miss Spuglnck his lur- r.a onusiI.
crgd enc II the mosi talented ynuns
ladies 81 the city AMI th'se who ha,
admired htl iausicll ability and claimed
fnr hor more than 0rilnar. ability as e
musician win De- glad t0 know that thar
ability viii nuN o. Js,l'rl ,v com.
patent teachers
Msuirrs - On. r. r = club sp,rt
the evening with their departing sister
and many expression ,r. r,lr.tI ,,,u
hclri fLHt -rs .. 100 ..f f.H..ln &c
the club dan vui.h viii lc held On
Friday niEnt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
,HINGING DISTRIBUTOR TyPf
WITHOUT CHANGING COIL

J. N. writes: am thinking OF
hanging the distributor OF my cars
Enitlon system from a --- 20 a
Will n be necessary 20
,hange the lnduc'ion-coii ~ well: My
present coll gives a fne spark a. the
,lugs and as understand tho puf'
Sose OF the distributor u merely 10
make and break the battery current
ind direct the sparkling current 10
he plugs. u would seem that ] could
continue 20 use the old coil
Answer: We fear that YOU viii
save 10 change the coil az well The
sreaker-poinis Of the distributor
hat YOU have been using make an
exceedingly short contact and the
'oll used has 20 have an extremely
ON resistance 10 enable II 10 change
n the very brief time allowed. More
,Ver he points cannot stay In con-
act. In The distributor you propose
n use 'he contact Is protracisd and
he points can be lef' together. W.
tear that you would have bad arcinE
A. the points and a poor spark and
hat. u you left the switch on acct
lsniaily. the coll would hur1 out
because o~i's very low primary re-
slsiance and the battery be drained
very quickly
PERHAPS \ sROtNDID
pl~IIlIIlt-IO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
WHEAT CROPS ARE IN
EXCELLENT CONDITION

~ n Franc. who co Operating
with his brother GcuiEv Fran" has
daui tW"l,, hundred acres uf wheat
Il Inland was IN Amarillo Monday.
and reports the crop o. h. Ia the l-st
condition NJ frame states that the
recent rins have loon highly l"nc.
ficiul Tho ground il Thoroughly aonk
4 and the wheat previously showing
= good ruut growth. b. nov showing
we'll abu,c tn surface.
Tn, visitor rri"r a. biz coming e.
Amarillo was In oth'r lines ~ husi
ness in oklahoma. but b. greatly IN
love with ihls section of Texas. and H.
pleased with his farm ventures
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
HEALTH CONDITIONS IN
CITY CONSIDERED GOOD

D. T. " walker. city physician has
submitted the fullowing report 20 the
city commission fnr January 1927. Is
sued 90 health Ccruncatcs and ten huf
iai permits. sixteen deaths were report
"a olrh, males and 'ighi females. Will
there were % births. seventeen males
and twelve females Tho cit, rhylriln
uipdr sixteen calls o. IN" city Jiil
SIX eases ~ measles siN ~ smallpox
four - dirht,ria and two 81 SCARLET i"v
,r we're reported and quaraniincd, Gen
,1l health conditions u the city are
sid tu De- roui.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
POPE MAY CREATE NEW
AMERICAN CARDINALS

ROME. Feb. i-"wn 'h,rr be- ans
nov American carliu1i-"" is the uure
circulating in the Vatican vwfif
especially since u has leon i,irrG
'hnt Arrhbishop Patrick J Have 60
Sew York landed 10 Staples and b.
about % arrive IN Rome % D. received
ly The Pope The archbishop b. utdrr
stood ~ have with him fr prrsciia.
ton Co thc pontln one q %. m's' im
Iortant repuri~ brought from Ametics
hy ans member = ihr Ep!sropaie
u now seems definitely sCftlpd that
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02

Don't Try TO Run Further UHnI fabrication II Restored
NF ALL THE ACCIDENTS which beal due to nenhi
hardly from the mechanical sandPoh
than engine oil supply fail for melted oui b,ans ah
" cylinders likely
n matter when thoun a"af
81 TIN operator
disarrah''h
pump piping distributing are the i~o causes OF
That there plenty OF Oh ~ e
crnkcae should be taken io gah,u %
b. the ohrr
Tor nreeb, o,er tim, that Tor orders TO penh
supply there be leakage due TO the aI
other kNeh olie''
cages are not nbe checked pushing It's indicator
down and observing position the operator Absolutely
full supply Of OIL the utmost mat ne can 40 s
onpessure Nh'h
Only lev minutes OF OH
supply failure required damage engine seriously and hu ne
winch Nheh
confirmed budensome When an engine at mas
ben running propey suddenly knock or squeak me
should be TO consult the oil indicator ana '
be shut down the engine Tor the
on,ne.. with which stopped tends
reduce prevent damage An attempt shod h
aud this dncut or
impossible a ubrlcaon failure Is clearly indicated
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
HEALTH 90 WOMEN

How man, i-fie'iiy veil women d.
you know Isn't b. true thit in urd-r
- Keep up with the march ~ prugle ss
the '1duunor ~ woman j. oftrn
strained o. rs utmusr lnl ,hs ~
upon her physical system b. .n msns
'i-'-- srrairf fflr sa" .lr stand 70 ID
ache det,inr. and nervous uitFhilitv.
ta,karhe. draegirr d.HH sensations.
and other Iainfll aAw.uf. peculiar "
women tn. rrItii r,u.dF when q
woman sefr lnin su.h .Hgd.u.1 d.
I.yd.a j. IlukhIm's N,zrisii. com
pound a. o. nearly half century 4
has proved th. natural restorative "a
thee Troubles.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
DAiRiFS NFiRiN NJ CLEAN,
INSPECTORS REPORT Show

City Inspector a. W. Duke m,.l.
C, in,pr. t..ra II hotels. restaurants.
rr.r. r..s. m,Ht markets and fountains
during the pgsi monii. other inspc,'.
iinna total So SiSirrn daifics were
inspected srl mly ou. of them wns
graded fairly clean. the rest an rc
s,i,iug % grade ~ clean
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
at sINEss ~ GRADUALLY
RETURNING TO NORMAL

James y. I'm ~ Hereford was IN
Amarillo TUESDAY. attending 10 bnsi'
ness aud visiting with friends. MI
Hln h. a prominent member 81 the
Hereford Chamber II Commerce and
states that the White Face CITY II get
ing along In great shape. with pros
pcct for much business with return
To normally.
Mr.. Hnl " enc - the heading live
stock men ~ this section and formerly
lived At claude where his operations In
h,g breeding attracted Wide attention.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
PANHANDLE PEN WOMEN
TO MEET IN AMARILLO

Mr. y q Buckle, n TcNhum1.
was m Amarillo T1cs,ll, 'nrout. from
points south homo Mrs liucklcv II
"A member ~ the Panhandle Pen
Women and stated that arrang'mcnis
are ieing mad, fDr meeting ~ That
organization during The auioslNlc
show and annual convention uf The
1iuycrs and Sellers Association ~
Amarillo. February @. - and -
The visitor stated ih1t tho meeting
= a., wumcn writers viii b. ON s0m"
uuo - thD three da,s ~ ~" "nrumins
show. @, o.. designated hy th' president
~ ihp urlluiyntion -. De- risu mem
Isr 90 tho Panhandle Press Nss"'n-
iiur. ana b. planu.1g a. attend Oh. IN
uuil meeting IN Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
Grnin Irnn I,rnnnislng

- 3 uiuhl liauci 90 Gr~Hn was
iu Amarillo MONDAY. Nj ilIrr,l t7
% sinri,aun aud farmer "f The Grwh
,cctlpn Iir SAYS that ihn wheat could
not IT, niur" promising thtu nt present.
aud mat tho cattle arc gctiin- through
ihc winter IN ropl 'l'sh AMI growth
". iI,rrcu i'lic,'s that The return
~ normal prices AMI conditions VIII T.
I-n,ficial 10 the producer On the farm
AZ v.u as e. an other Glasses. accord
iu; 10 his siatcmcnts while here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
IInni,n E,lrri IIrrr

" n. NonTlcrrks ,NpCri in The s'r'
Nice branch 81 the MTgcnth1lcr con
p,ny. vps In Amarillo this week Visit
ing with friends a. WIS cl"d "a
Lubbock In connection with IN" Ava
hncho lnotypes and cam" through
Amarillo cnr"utr to Qnnah.
The visitor who trlt,rs,S Texas 'ni
make, incidental visits int" other
states. reports th,t business conditions
are mu,h improved. rnd That tho out
io.k. according 90 r'p"ri~ mad" hy
fiti,,rs ~ the various communities
viii b. god within q short time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02

IL that he generator brushes do noi
make good contact with the COM
muiaior az nrs, and the machine
thus does not excite ~ aeld m,r-
nets Quite |krly no r7Wmu'1' nr
has become greasy and This grease
SIN cnoush 10 keen the brushes
frof, conf4rfrc Until D. becomes
warm and thin. We suggest 'hi'
Won thoroughly clean The comma
fAr ana he end, OF 'hc brushes. n
the commu'afor Is badly worn, u vii
have 80 he turned down ami ifn
mica insula;ions undrrru'. II no
brushes have worn short. new ones
viii have % BE- Installed A. soon
As you s'ar' Tho engine. " ~ rk
that YOU can excite Tho generator h'
momertarily closing 'hc cu'-nT NH
your fingers. thus let'irs battery cor.
rem into the FIELD coils
Ne moiofisi ir'u b. a1stgtcd m ihis
ediaie answer - dcsirc1. c1'lps- s'If
s ABcri L. Clough. cgrC ~ orr o5,~e
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
100 Arrests Made
By Police During
Month of January

According to M, report which chief
- Police ! ". keetun has submit.
ted a. th, city Commissioners Tor Jnu.
uary 1924. the Department made 100
Trtcsts during the month. These ar.
trrts were divided among tho officers
~ follows: chief N'cton. o. -. g..
Ch'shir. -: " ST. Goodnight. s: Desk
scrrant H. T. lIarpcr mono. Speed
Con Arthur Moure. 50; ". "a. Jack
som. n; G. @. Henderson. ~. and J !.
Hood. ~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
PERHAPS 4 GROUNDED
DISTRIBUTOR

J.. Z. 4 writes; cannot ret any
spark a; the plugs Of my englnc al
housh ! can get a spark from the
coil ana also ~ the breaker points.
T. does not seem 20 reach the Dis
frlbu'or cap. from which cables 20
~ m. plugs. DO you suppose the
-ronbie j. In the distributor
Answer: pisconnect. AZ the coll
be- h.gh-icnslon wire that goes 10
Questions o. general interest %
coiHmH. space permitting n an imB
addressed. stamped enrclopc. AidrcI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
.L.0.O.F. Optimistic
About New Home

e. N. MoCullpugh chairman W H.
Ger. Dr VI W Cunningham. J. T.
snann. \ -. Mcllruy Fank wolnin
and ". y Thompson are the members
IT the building committee recently np
pointed by the l. -. q. 4. lodge. II
is the intentions ~ this lodge ~ erect
a $40. GOO building on the property they
own Just south II the TcxasOyorlnnd
cuWpanv.
Much enthusiasm concerning The out
lupk fur the building was aroused at
q meeting ~ the lodge held Monday
night The trustees of the order. J NJ
Stidgcr y Ross and ST. Guuldy viii
also work with the building committee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02

the next consisiory will take place the
beginning - March and that consid.
crahlc number - Clrdlnals arr % ~
appointed ~ some u Is believed one
and among The nantes m"niiouci are
thu,o ~ Archbishop Doughcrty -
Philadelphia. Archbishop Mundyloin -
Chicago and Archbishop Hayes Others
think that p'rhaps more than one
American cardinal viii D. nominated
On view - the constant growth - the
Catholic church IN the 4. s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
TICKETS ARE
: SELLING VERY FAST

The 7 J. y Club Dance. which /.
schodulde Tor Friday nlgh, al the
washington Cafe. h arousing a srca,
eeai 81 Interest among the younger set
~ Amarillo. Tickets Tor the dance are
nov On 'aie and I, is stated that large
hn.n'-f have already been sid
INC 7. J. y. club. which has Iocn in
existence but a short time. l. already
I"o',hs '" H. enc - The most popular
s"cial organizations IN the city. the
credit f~ which Is due IN iarr, par,
" IL gracious president Mi, Ethel
n Givcns.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
Gift of the Snow-Kissed
Pines of the North

Your nop viii harbor cold germs.
DO not allow them a. waste your vi.
iuliiy rsr at once Mayf's Pine Needle
Balm and check thon at M. beginning
Disregard Il common colds IN one OF
tho causes Tor III" appalling death
rate from nuc and pneumonia IN the
hst t.w years. Colds are Infectious
and dangerous Keep a tuba 81 Mnyr's
Pine Needle Balm lu o., huus, and ~
The nrst suggestion - q cid apply u
o. The NOS. Catarrh that cmhlrrass.
!ug and troublesome condition. clears
up qg.,sly when M,yr's Iluc Nc,dlr
Balm i- used sod Bon tvo sizrs-3Oc
and Co. iuh's Free trial ly writing
Geo ~ Mayr 2l3 ". Austin Ave.
Chicago Mllr's Pine Sc die Balm IL
o. saio hy Randall Drug Co. and drug
gisis everywhere
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
BAD BRUSH CONTACT PREVENTS
FNCITATION

l.. l.. writes: ON starting my cat
from a cold condition. the generator
gives no current az all and u doe'
not begin 10 generate until have
driven ave or SIX miles and the en-
gine - hot. II acts this way evvrS
time that l take the car out Please
state the cause % this and suggest
a remedy for the trouble
Answer: Your dlfhculty probably
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02

iihe center q ihe dfIfIhuTof NM
hold iis end close TO the coil ter
minal from which Il vas detached.
Turn che engine ovsr by hand and.
llf good spark passes this zap. me
Nire Itself u all right. n This provei
70 be he case. take OF 'ho dis'rihu'
tor cap and see that The spr.ns
pressed button on the distributor arm
makes good contact with the cen
tral high tension contact BE sure
that an these parts are perfectly
clean. a. dJt here Will someiiniei
shori.circuit the hiEh.iension cur
rent. This IL most likely your troh'
ble Are you sure that The BREAKER
points are clean. make a good MAJ
contact and are adjusted 20 sepsr1's
the right amount
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
Hints for the MOtOriSt
ByAbertLC lough kf Ssse S Of R. sss"s'
When Engine fabrication Fails

Copyright 1921. BY Inc iufc,ranopai syH ''c:'r
Putnam patriot., 1921-04-01
"DINTY" IS COMING
 TO THE VICTORY

Wesley Barry's debut on the screen as star in "Dinty," which is at the Victory on Wednesday and Thursday, is the crowning achievement of the freckle-faced youngsters meteoric career and triumph for that wizard of the silent drama, Marshall Neilan, who created and produced this re- markable photoplay.
 As "Dinty" O'Sullivan, a fighting San Francisco newsboy, young Barry, under the masterful direction of Neil an, has completely captivated his au- diences. In his own inimitable way he brings out the tears and laughs at will There is a touch of tender pa- taos in Neilan's story when Linty los es his old Irish mother, but for the most part it is brimming over with humor, pretty romance and thrilling adventure constituting the backbone of the plot.
 How Dinty becomes king of the Newsboys' Trust, works his way into the good graces of the assistant dis trict attorney. aids in the recovery of his fancee who has been kidnapped by gang of Malay half-breeds, and engineers little romance of his own, is revealed in one of the best and most unique films of the screen.
 Pretty Colleen Moore, as Dorcen O'Sullivan, plays an important role, and her clever work is one of the out standing features of the production.
 Dinty's lieutenants in the News boys Trust are cheerful pickaninny, played by Aaron Mitchell, and a Chi nese youngster, portrayed by Walter Chung. Wesley Barry is also ably supported by such well-known screen players as J. Barney Sherry, who has the part of Judge Whitely; Marjorie Daw, in the role of Ruth Whitely; Pat O'Malley, as Jack North, assistant district attorney and Noah Beery, as King Dorph, Malay half-breed
 With a splendid cast, an unusual story and excellent photography, "Dinty" is one of the finest film en- tertainments offered in this commu- nity this season.-Adv.
Putnam patriot., 1921-04-01

Ky hab the o ad 0 her o Il it las a a n
 S w bu gnz n lew d tor h u he goods 0 Worcester most como n h he qul yt
Putnam patriot., 1921-04-01
Baptist

The B. Y. P. U. will be led Sunday evening by Miss Florence Smith
 The Every-member canvass of the church will be Sunday, April 10. Deacon H. L. Converse is chairman.
 The Ladies' Aid are arranging the Hoover banquet for this church to take place in the assembly room We'd nesday evening, April 6, at 6.30.
 Rev. John c. Stoddard of Rock port, Mass, has accepted the call of this church and will enter upon his pastorate May l.
 At the business meeting Monday evening, S. Rich declined reelection on the music committee. He closes a highly appreciated service of forty years in the choir, about twenty of that time being the director.
Putnam patriot., 1921-04-01
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
 FORMER P. Ii. 5. PUPILS

Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Brewer have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Inez L. Brewer of Hartford, to Edward M. Angell, of Newark, N. J. Mir. Anglell is the son of Mir. and Mrs. Mathewson Angell of Putnam. Both of the young people are well known in Putnam, where they attended the Putnam public schools. Miss Brewer is a graduate of the high school in the class of 1918 and MT. Angel in the class of 1917.
Putnam patriot., 1921-04-01
Methodist Church Notes

The Junior chorus made it's first appearance in public at the Easter concert and rendered several selec- tions very we'll. The young people have been under Miss Estes training for six weeks and are making fine progress.
 There will be stereopticon lecture next Sunday evening at 2 o'clock. Subject, "The Centenary At Work, At Home." Everybody invited.
 The annual conference opens at Trinity church, Providence, Tuesday, April 5, and continues for one week. There will be no services Sunday, April 10