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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11
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Wreoe Weblcmtner af &iugerifesld9et!
Scm DC fleite al 8ingerifeslaset5
gfeblcmmer peb, blep oct pad Wsbet /
M~tnneapoIis, Mtnn. beiluttet at trhffs
Cog SO. 2 ON ltbpanbrinaen fra 8ins
9trifesbpgberne. Sa mi Srpfnina oa
Snobinoins al benue Sos - iom err paa
442 Sioer itor - blep noget foitbar
pda @runb al Y~apirpriien og bei Ir,
lctbslsn, fom 2aget / @i9lo, iaa @es
Iilrelien mddtte laone for at fda betaIt
Srpfnirgen. Chen Isbet | Sarge, %.
g, er bet inbfommet iaameset at @inls
hcn er minfet til bet balpe. 9enue
GiGlbspoit bar enIfelist ON Den tunoe
rare betalt inSen lite Sanuar 1929.
Seq bill berfor ,6ebe ale iom life bar dua
iiaffet fig go9cn eIler betalt i'm Nebs
l'msfpntingent, at DC bill p9re iaa benz
liG at aisre oct mart. 8ogen inobefafs
ret Weblemsfontingsnt for ct aar, to-
ter 1926 portofrit iiIienbt. Sc ipm
"a life snifer gogen bcoeS ON at betale
IN 8ontingent til Saget, iom er 1925.
Sc beb ielu ON DC er ifhIoi9 eIler eli.
So9en Tan beitiues hos Siceformanoel
q. 90. 2erberg, GLENDALE, Winn. &C.
fret9ren, Grit SobnsrliS, gilbert Sea,
Rinn., euer lln~berteeneoe, Sprins
Grove, Iinn. iii bisie fan pgiaa bare
S%ontineenten betales.
Sogen er roienoe omtalt al Npiierne,
lea ieg iror iu9eu bill arsre pau at ban
Ear fisbt ben; tbi fornben 90 SAINT
ltebtitorier, inoeboloer @ogen mango
britoriife Rinoer fra BET unberoeiIiae
Mingerife, og beribIanbt ct Iince al 8.
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Gpg MI for Siben.
Nu be9nnoer DC lauge Ginterfpeloer
% bebre Sib iii at lGIe, % man fan
ha bb9ge Jig meb at lnie ON tit Ssbes
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icnbe inb a%rntin9enten % fisbe 9oaen.
'nc hi faar betcIt 0ieloer, set bill al9s
&c % ppmuntre Scrfattcren % DC a,s
hrc at Seitprclien iom itaar / Spioien
for Saget.
Spaen fan oeIaa lGies al al andre
ero 8in9erifinser "a Den ~inoeboIoer
range interesiante Stpffer fra Tpbpos
gertibcn Der / Horbpeiten.
8. Q. SobnIon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11
NorofiOrolaaet.

NcroiiorbIa9et bolber Nebe paa Cons
ccroia College. g~loorbeaS. Iinn. Sors,
Dag Den 17be Sob. Iebet beapnbcr
paa Sormiooas ST. 10 - % Sormios
flesiesiionen Blk brust til SraaniIas
t;rn al &cb &iper Salens Rorbfiorolaa.
Taa g%ftcrmipbas Eru9ram mcb Ia,
lr og Gang. Sm Nftenen aI. 1880
@anfet / StoIcns Spiieial. Nue Norb.
flcrcir8er % andre interesierebe inba
tpbes.
Sc Iom a9tcr at operprre bette Oles
&c bsr inbicnoc fine Taonc til Yrpf.
Horpal. eoneoroia College, Woorbeab.
Gnorep Saueen, Sorm..
Hoiite 2. Gate Yarf, Wtinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11
Kioopriierne 9aar neo.

Sislse en- al "Snitititte Of ameri.
can Weut Yacfcrs" | Chicago offent.
l;ggiort Happort ooer @boleIale'
priierne paa SiSo / Sftober er oisSe
MI fommet ueo igien til Srisni'
realet | 1914.
@ienncminit$priien bar / 1914
pmtrent IL Gents pr. Ynno; peo
libgangen al OCTOBER iaar bar &c
Iunfet til ira 1t1a til IL Gents
Vunbet. GnfcIte Sortcr foiteoe
mere, andre minore, men gicnnenls
iniilig Dor Yriien Iom n9unt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11
"bapets Oronnino".

Samburg.I merifuliniens | i'm
Sio peroenSberemte Sceanoampei
"9eutihIano", iom for 20 aar H.
oen inoebapbe oen itolte Sitel $50
pets Gronnin9", anfom Wanoag til
Step gorf for isrite Sang paa ipp
gar. 0ampcrcrt, iom MI teller ltll-
ser ct MT Nopn, "Sania", er benau-
set uoeluffenoc meo Spifere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11
Sanoets SfoIeborn.

Sfslge Geniusbureauet / @aibing.
ton nb9ioroe Gnnoets "Sfolebeiolf.
ming" peb 6olfetGIlin9cn Den lite
San1tar 1920 33,250,S70. 9i bette
antal bap6e ialt 21,370,000 / gIoe-
rem meaem 8 og 20 glar beisgt DC Of.
iertlige Stoler | 3ibsrummet ira
September 1919 til Sanl1ar 1920,
ga 5olfetpIlingen fanOt Steo.
lltab laOer iii at bape oct iorbolbS.
bis itsrite artol al S~folebBrn, ibet
10 Yrocent al Statens Snbpoanere /
ben ifolepligtige Nlber | Oct n9pnte
Siosrum beiegte Sfolerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11
SYpaIset / Uew Dorf.

Seb 9pual9et / Neip Yort Gitp
Sirsoag blep, 0emofraten Sobn =.
Splano gienpalgt til Wapor meo et
Eluralitet al ca. 100000 Stemmler
ID fin republitanife Wobitanoer
Wai. Senrp $. Gurran. Sammen
meO Scr. Splano blqp ogiaa larntlige
sprige oernofratiife Ganoioater paIat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11
Sinif Oamper forIilt.

6ra Solloon t%elegrafereS Den 7he
Noperfber: NSfslge ct Telegram ira
@angS, 6inlano, er Den finife Dam.
ter "&uItapi", tioligere faloet
"gfecten" Seroag fantret ulloer en-
Storm oJ' gaaet thumbs meo "a.
let al 40 Wenneifcliu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11
De ipenife
acknowledgements.

Sra StocfEolm telegraferes Den
7fe HoOcmbcr: Sem al 2eoerre i
zen ieniationeae Sammruiuprgelie
tiliigtenbe en- %bolibeuistiif Repolit.
ton / Suerige, bar MI faaet iilt
4om. Strafien parierer fra IS
Waaneoer til 4 Iars 6prgIeI.
Spo andre Eerioner, ser bar an.
tlageoe for Gelagtiebeb / Sammen.
iDRrgelien, blep frifienot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11
Ttommoerlige @pit8ootfjeb
al Sarme /
peitlt0c centraIc ySiSconiiu.

81 Sernbanetos Oaslis. Jbsbie Martsbsr.
Wtsierier, Yiterier, @onbenierp, 8leuer porsr
pilot, beoite Strs9 ior Rais. TeIoenoe
6arme bar frugtbar 0ermulbs SorbbunS. in.
gen Sanb, Sten eaer Stnbber.
40 Ncrcs, tine Gpsniussr pGrb oper
$1,000. 90, gaiement Barn, Clio, Naifir.
fur, tort Ssniebus, Y%anbiphem, 3 Neit,,
Grtie, 100 6sns, II aisr, alt @ror GA
Waifineri, IS, 500. 90. SfanSinauiif Noboo5
lag, to Nil til Sp.
30 Meres, MODERN g~aaninssbus, Eoit.
rnsnt "Sarn~, Silo, Grainerp, foter min5t
100000, lis9er gauifs Habit, Stolebus poa
9lsrnet, tire Oitl til Sp. S9,OOO.OO.
1870 Icrcs, lint ~9aauinesbus, Vois.
1nent "Saru", Clio, tort @raineru. Woiflu.
fur, Sdneipitem, bebite Sorbbuno, iuooier.
bet, 9anlfe tlaot, "A Stptfer SpGs, &eie.
Vtaifinsri, apIins oe Se,b 9dar msO.
s23, 100000. San panifelis opertrqiies.
Oar enoel sobe Spttebanbler. geb ON
Qiite.
H. c. INENFELDT, Menomonie, Wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11
Sincolns Setter 900.

Sislge ct Telegram ira Sttaipa,
ST., er @leranoer 8. 9apiion, Tom
roite fla al, at ban albrig / lit Sip
baobe imagt Spirituoia, ben 2ben
Ropember aigaaet peo Gsben | tit
Siem oeriteos. 104 Var sammel.
San bar Ell Setter al slbrabari Gin.
coin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11
6hp. 6upernor 600.

Sisl9e eft Telegram ira Iep Or.
llans, Su., er @rgltperner 9utber u.
&aa, SeItagcr / mango liulise @aIg-
tampagner | 9ouiiiana, Sgnoaa Den
CITE gtopember plloielig afgaaet peo
Gs0en / lit Stem berlteo3.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11
Aartt tiIialas. - so Icres

q Sarm, "a pIsiet aser = fort DiulolorN'
600 Sere Seo paa Robsu os ZOO Sernba'
nelptusr.- 80 6rn9ttrGr Suerflob Al &auN.
0~aanih9Sbns meb 5 SGrsller, 2 "&Crns-
fulpe al 80, WaiS. Sapre og anoen 2IUI'n9'
2 9sniebuie iumt tire andre gpsninser, ale
COB Sorlotnin9. Seq nil inobeiatte / ,an,,
bslsn Z Sier, 2 suiser, 2 @riis, 36cite, lo
Ssns, 10 9Gnber, aft Waifirert, &ognE,
SGletsier o. |. D., priien at pore 81 iVV'
Oct balue fontant bpis iolst for Sui. N5'
ger tire Dill fra Standardization, Eutltt''
Sfoler os Sabrifer; 64 Drill til COB Mar
tebsbp. lilitrip mig, oe iss nil itse tp0I'
ban min 6arm beoit macs. s. Stnnna''
Waurtgdn, Conn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11
MlaM&a
AvRTIeRuTEN TIL NORGE gDANMAps

saa bestil plads tide hos wore agenter
eller undertegnede paa wore ypperlige
hurtiggaaende dampere. Sporg Deres
venner, som har reist med Den Nor.
ske LIME, ON MAIDEN, rensligheden.
disciplinen og reisefolget. Fra Chi.
cago afgaar vore exkursionstog direkte
til New York tire dage for afseilingen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11

Earmerc.-Seno Ds eoerS lllo,
y pi bstaIsr bsieits Martsbspris i &rtts
ior ulbparsr. 8intsren er forbaanSsn, foJ
ION, life benne 9%lnlesnins til at foripus eosr
meo 9oos parn,e 8lRbsr for ben itrtr9'
aarstib. Striu eftsr Dor Vrisliite. 9torthan
Sooien Co., Sergus faIs, Minu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11
'Bergensfjord
Ste December

,Kjsb vore Money Orders betalbarei
Norge, Sverige eller Denmark uden ven,en
cller afdrag. De er sikkrere end penge, da
de kan erstattes i tilfselde af tyveri eller tab.
Norwegian America Line Agency, Inc.
BlR OSLAND.
General Western Manager.
lis South Dearborn 81. CHICAGO. Ill.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-11
gortfafieife fro sibe ,

CT blepen Soreneoe 5taters Berger.
Snitrnmerttet leoiaecoes al Stripel'
fer fra Manor aittlcion 90 @luernsr
Blaine.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-03
SQUEEZED LIVER DENOTES
 OCCUPATION OF DECEASED

London, Sept. 3-How a doctor was able to determine what had been the occupation of a man whose dead body he examined was disclosed at a in- quest on a man found dead on a Lon- don sidewalk.
 without being told what was his occupation said the doctor, ffI came to the conclusion that he had been a. shoemaker, because the liver was badly indented and squeezed by pres. sure of the stomach, and I put it in my report"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-03
BELGIUM TRIES TO
 CONSERVE CHILDHOOD
Development, of Youth, Re tarded by War, Is Pushed As National Health Meas ure.

Washintgo Sept. 3 - Belgium is working out a program for the con servation of childhood, according to information reaching the Childrens Bureau of the Department of Labor How intelligence, determination ana united effort triumph over conquest war and famine is vIvidly portrayed in a paper read at the second inter national Conference on the Protection of Childhood. recently held in Brus- sels, by Dr. Rene Sand, of the Uni versity of Brussels, a copy of which has reached Washington.
 According to this paper, even dur ing the years of occupation, when the government had left Belgian soil and was the voluntary Conite National, public health activities were started on a hitherto unknown scale, and for the first two years there was an actual decline in infant mortality. Dr. Sand accounts for this in part by the cessation of industrial work for women.
 Retarded Full Year.
 The average Belgian child was, at the time of the armistice, one full year backward in normal develop ment; the weight of the average Brussels schooEboy was three pounds below normal, while the average school girl was seven pounds below normal.
 The first step in the medical recon struction of industry was the estaib-
 
 Medical Service. whish includes in its functions the protection of expectanr mothers and nursing working women and the care of the health of work ately formulated a constructive pro gram which enlisted the cooperation of all agencies concerned in the pro- motion of public health, including the health of working mothers and their children.
 In the United States IS states pro vide for the physical examination of every child entering industry, but no i of working children at regular inter- | vals. Belgium has adopted the ad- | vanced program of a medical exami- nation for every juvenile not later l than a month after it has entered an I ind ustrial occupation. to be repeated once a year until the child reaches 18, and oftener in case of disease. l Working Youth Protected. l Belgium has realized that health | protection in the community must SC | hand in hand with health protection | in industry, and pr. Sand emphasizes
 the following points: General public
 health work, child welfare, housing !. she restriction of alcohol consump- ton and education and recreation
 both for adults and children. | A national children'S board ha; | been established, which is maintain ed by public and private funds. The | child welfare program includes the periodical free examination of chil | dren under three years of age
 brought by their mothers for exami
 nation; the establishment of fret | medical dispensaries for expectan | mothers, the diffusion of knowledge | relating to infant health and mater
 nal nursing, and the supervision O. | boarded-out children under sever | years of age. The cost of child vel
 fare work is borne one-half by the state, one-fourth by the province an6 | one-fourth by the municipality.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-03

I've sailors of the U. s. s. Barney
 who committed a series of hold-ups in Central Park on the evening ot July A, were sentenced by Judge Mulqueen to sing Sing prison for a term of from 1-2 to Is years each
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-03
HOSPITALS LIKELY
 TO SECURE SOME OF
 BEST GOODS SEIZED

Thousands of gallons of seized I- quors now under lock and key in the Smedley warehouse, New Haven, which is owned by United States law, will be destroyed or sold soon , as the result of the attitude assumed 1 by government officials who desire to lessen the federal storage expense of keeping these liquors which enforce menE agents have gathered in.
 With the exception of such contra band wet goods which is needed as : evidence in court actions immediate steps will be taken to dispose of the liquor which is eanng up thousands of dollars of the public's money in warehouse bills. This has been de- cided upon by United States Attor- ney General Daugherty and Federal Prohibition Commissioner Blair. Unit ed States District Judge Thomas has Deputy Marshal Hayes and Assistant United States District Attorney Co., hen. Cohen has been ordered by Judge Thomas to take immediate steps to get rid of the liquor.
 Not all the contraband liquor will be poured down into the sewer, how iever, as under the order which Co- hen has turned over to Marshal Pal mer whiskey which is of value to the community may be sold, parti cula rly to hospitals Under the terms of the Judges order the seized liquors are to be disposed of in the following way:
 All 'hooch" and other connections which are of no value and dangerous to the welfare of the community are to be destroyed.
 All valuable wet stuff is to be de stroyed except that which is needed as evidence. Persons who have per SInfts to buy whiskey, particularly .hospitals, will be allowed to buy quantities of the seized liquor.
 All captured stills and other prop. erty used in the manufacture of il hcit whisfey is to be destroyed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-03
GRUPP'S WONDER

Overnight. unheard of as a boxer, Eddie Anderson, the Wyoming flash, by reason of two thumpings he hand ed out to Midget Smith and Jack Sharkey-both of whom have been close contenders for the bantam crown-has jumped to the front as one of the most dangerous youngsters in quest of Pete Herman'S croWr in the ring today. Billy Grupp, 25z West 116 Street, New York, is his manager.
 In the battle with Midget Smith Anderson received the judges decision but he was unfortunate in his aItall with SharI1ey, for although he sen the Italian down with a, right to tho jaw in the first round and gave hin a beating all the way after. he onl! received q draw.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-03
TWO CONCERTS
 ON SUNDAY

The Coast Artillery Band is to give two concerts tomorrow one at Pleasure Beach at three o'clock and ono at Seaside Park at seven o'clock. The evening concert is the last one the band will give under the pres ent leader Peter J. Birischak The program for the afternoon concert is as follows:
 PART 1.
 Intro.-America.
 1.r'Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep"
 2-Overture-Tanc
 3.-Selection - Greenwich Village F'ollies
 4.-Fantasia-Crem de Ia Creme.
 5.-Cornet Solo-Se1ected; J. Phoe- nix.
 Intermission.
 6.-Overture-Jo1ly Robbers.
 APART ?.
 7-Waltz-L Estudiantina. S.-Selection-Echo from the Me tropoIitan Opera House.
 9-Idy1lEThe Mill in the Forest. 1O-Voca1 Solo-Selected; W. Mur- ray. 11.-March-Ameri Legion. Finale-Star Spangled Banner.
 The program for the evening con- | cert: PART 1.n Intro.-America. 1.-March - Barnum & Bailey's | Favorite.
 2.-Overture- -Phedre. | 3.-Waltz - Invitation to the | Dance. | nix. 1 5.-Fantasia-Hun l Intermission. PART ?. 1 6.-Overture- Barber of Seville.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-03
BettOrs Pick
 Wilson to Win

New York, Sept. 3-Johnny Wilson reigns as 10 to favorite to beac Bryan Downey in their fight Labor Day in the Jersey City arena.
 Jim Savage, veteran of many heavyweight ring battles and a ref cree of recognized ability, has been selected to officiate as third man in the ring.
 The selection of Savage as referee for the impending title struggle was announced yesterday by the New Jer- sey State Boxing Commission. At the same time it was announced that Jimmy DeForest, who trained Jack Dempsey for the Willard bout at To- ledo, and Phil Erhardt, who at one time, boxed as a bantamweight, will referee the preliminary battles.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-03
REGAL BATHTUBS
 SOLD AT S37.5O.

Honolulu Sept. 3-Pathos mingled with comedy as the furniture and household fittings of the late Queen LiIloukalani, deposed monarch of Ha- waii, went "on the block and were ''knocl1ed down by the auctioneer to 7the top bidder here recently.
 A large crowd, representative of many nationalities, gathered to wit ness the auction, and many a Ha- waiian eye was moist with tears as somo particular piece of furniture brought back memories Of the old days and the vanished glory of a king dom Three of the late Queens bathtubs went for S37.50 apiece to a Chinese contractor
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-03
FANS YAWN, so UMPIRE
 GIVES PROD TO PLAYERS

St. Louis, Mo, Sept. 3-Here's a hint for a song entitled Come Out of Your Lethargy, Baseball Fans" Give part of the credit to Umpire O'Connolly, of the American League.
 The Browns and Washingt were tagging along through the slowesr game of the season here. O'Connolly stopped the game, discarded his mask, stepped to front of the grandstand and yawned longingly, stretching g thoroughly at the same time.
 That's the way the game is run ming" he shouted to the players. If the fans in the stand are not asleep, by Jimminy, it's not your fault.'' 1ethargy.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-03
NEVER HEARD OF BABE
 RUTH; SUCH IS FAME

Boston, Sept Babe Ruth's fame as King of Swat is not as vide spread as some people imagine. Frank Doheyty. of Allston, a ball player of note himself found that out when he picked up g. passenger who turned out to be sailor. The mariner mentioned the fact that he was "a graduate" of reform school
 Don't let that worry you,' said Doherty, "So is Babe Ruth"
 "Who is Babe Ruth?" asked the innocent shellback An admiral?"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-03

Clarke, the veteran star cornetist of Sousa's Band who has retired for d deserved rest at his home in Hunts vile, Ontario. A sight of him inn pressed Sousa, and when Dolan play ed, that settled it.
 Besides John Dolan, cornet virtuoso, the SoIoiStS of Sousa's Band of nearly 100, are Miss Mary Baker, soprano |; Miss Winifred Bambrick, harpist; Ellis McDiarmid, flute; Wm. F. Kun kel, piccolo; Joseph Norrito, clarinet John P. Schueler, trombone; Joseph De Luca, euphonium; Wm- J. Burant, sousaphone and George J. Carey, Xylophone. MT. Dolan will be heard at both Sousa concerts at the Casino on Sept. 12.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-03

Magistrate Dale, in Fifth Avenue Court, Brooklyn, denounced enforce ment of Mul1an-Gage act and declar- ed the police officer in question, who invaded a mans property,Sh ould have been thrown over a fence.'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-03

Infancy and childhood are the danger periods for tuberculosis, says the U- s. Public Health Service. To protect your child, pasteurize the milk or use certified milk; protect in with the sick; and keep the growing child strong and we'll by seeing that it drinks milk, eats vegetables avoids excessive fatigue, and gets enough sleep.
 7.-VocaI So1o-Selected; W. Mur- ray.
 election-Woodland.
 9.-Descriptive - The Burning of Rome.
 10.-Medley Fantasy-1S63.
 F'inale@Star Spangled Banner.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-03
SOUSA FINDS
 NEW SCLOIST

Lieut.-Conlmander John Philip Sousa, having heard and appraised all of the great solo and band cornetists of the past quarter century has just "discovered'' and acclaimed an artist of the cornet who is, in the opinion of all of the critics who have heard him, the premier cornet virtuoso of Amer ica, if not of the world.
 The new genius of the cornet, John Dolan by name, has been engaged by the March King to succeed Herbert
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-03
IN THE THEATRES
POLES


 '-he Great Moment a Paramount picture written by Elinor Glyn and the first starring vehicle of Glorious Gloria Swanson. will be the feature cinema attraction at Poli'S for four days, beginning tomorrow night.
 Elinor Glyn. the author of The Great Moment" is the worlds great sst authority on love and the prob Weeks took the whole world by storm. She has incorporated in her latest literary creation and her hrst screen drama all of the powers of Been analysis she displayed in Three Weeks" but in '@The Great Moment" shere is a vastly greater degree of in tense action. Indeed, the story teens with compelling situations and con ] tainS a climax that is maryellously in teresting.
 William S. Hart closes today at Polls in '~The Whistle,'' his vitally human drama of industrial New Eng land The vaudeville bill closing to- night is one of the best on the PoH boards in months.
 The latest of the Mutt and Jeff 1, series entitled, Mutt and Jeff in ! Chinatown" will be the next offering i at the Park, Monday, Tuesday and < Wednesday, commencing with a spe- ciaI Labor Day matinee on Monday ] and special Wednesday matinee.
 Those who have had the pleasure of witnessing this latest musical com {. edy triuph declare it to be the best :, of the plays in which the famous Bud | Fisher comics have displayed their 1 eccentricities and talent for making millions laugh since their advent upon the stage. For two acts they are involved in side-splitting situa- tions But in the end they patch up their grievances and become firm and true friends again. Such is the world and such are two old pals as Mutt and Jeff. God bless them !!
 EMPIRE.
 That there is a. strain of the wolf in all men is implied in ''WofVes of the North" Eva Novak's screen story ! of the Alaskan wilds which is to be i shown at the Empire theatre today.
 Norman Dawn, the Universal dl- rector, wrote the story and produced it in the Far North. The result is consid cred to be one of the mos' daringly dramatic interpretations of human emotion ever screened.
 Supporting Eva ,Novak in her star ring role will be seen Herbert Heyes Starke Patterson. Percy Challenger Barbara Tennant, William Eagle-Eye Clyde Tracy and Millie Impoiito.
 wolves of the North is said to stand out one of the most artistic ally presented screen stories of the decade. Norman Dawn is a scenic photographer of note and has enfbel lished his theme with magnificent scenery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-03
DOGS IN RACE.

Hamilton, Mass, Sept. 3-Tommy, a, dog without defeat, won the Ameri- can Derby race for whippets at the Myopia Hunt Club. Tommy is owned by James G. Giuigan of Law renee. Tommy bettered the record for the event, racing the 200 yards from a standing start in 12 Is sec onds. Man O War, the Canadian champin, was scratched. The pre- vius record was 12 2-5 seconds