New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 26, 1918, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JU 26, 1918 { 4 s, ORATED of the U, S Employment Service, a | Italian soldiers passed through hrvr!!a.\( sitting of the peace conference | of the floor of the ocean, mermat:?l DECOR. > BY \ e ntative of omplovers and a rep- | enroute to an Atlantic porf. where | culminated in an open quarrel be- | fairies and gnomes of the deen, el London, July 26— J e ntative ot ihe emploved. This| they will sail for Italy hy way of the | tween the Russians and the Ukrain- | pass through its scenes in a Whirling | panger A. . Carpenter L] L] v o n Y 3 i board wil have jurisdiction over re- | Mediterranean. ians., [Friction also developed be- |breath taking throng. can destroyer Fanningg P p ‘are expend- ) r i on were captured b us ceen the Ukranians and the delegates | To show the time and car pend : - | cruiting and distributing lahor in its| The men were captured by the Aus- | tween the Ukranians an ‘ Son." = she ervics ; ‘1\~’§,‘:1\7 ARt trians while fighting on the Plave | representing the republic of the Don | ed on producing “Queen of the _\;,{," h.«stmzm hed '_S TR | A sury {he labor requirements | front and were impressed into service | Cossacks owing to tervitorial claims, | it is only necessary to mention thal|King George at & B 5 5 ductl pegan June ,» < being made, and in order that each | in the Austrian army operating in | but these negotiations will be con-{work on the production 1_"“_““ N‘)‘y’]“" at Buckingham Pal — community may be fully protected, | Russia. wv;fl\momhs ago. they | tinued. ~ All relatlons were brolken Zhlé“'» BHdfoniyArscentifsses Fanning has besn ¥ " Rl = & o ed and marched afoot to Sibe- | off with the Crimea republic pleted. anti-submarine o " : Fulings have heen issued that no labor | rebell | o 5 anti-submari: pert Conservation of Labor Is Aim 01 [anoe tranenorted out of any com. | ria and ihence to Japan where they | et More than 1,600 porsons zppear In i e B b munity by the U. . Smployment Serv- | wera put upon a ship and transported EDWARDS BOXING FAN, [IQuesnyofuilishEeR, e <. Th B 3 | ice without the approval of the State [ to an American Pacific port. = h =i heautiful girls pose as mermaids, The (fiicials J oo g L : Friends of J, Gordon Edwards, the | ) Rl S £ ce-| The Ttalins narrating thei = ; | director used fifty miles of flms.| g¢ director; nor shall any labor be re ating their expe- | "0 : z fun | : S o ed by the Service! from: ‘ons state | ziencesisald manyof fheir number | NclL knownidirector, farefliaving fUn | o enes were taken in Bag Harbor, Me. 4 W : 2 with him because of his recent con- | . tca. Florida, Mexico, | another without the approval of [ died from exposure while traveling | v 'f "W SeSAEe ©0f M8 FOFRTL SO0 | Bermuda, Jamaica, Florida, Washington, July 2 On Aug t U, S. Employment arvice af | through Siberia, They said altogecther “' 4 b 5 m:' ”~M‘im" home | 278 California. . i . : s g ;i = a - alway en s e gs = 7illiam Fox, produc- 5 o supplying qf war Industrics Washington. Every effort will be made | 1,000 Italians escaped from the Aus- | 2 ntil recently, wh e Although William Fox t,',"‘ pT! h e aud, ommon labor will be centralized N}, qgisconrage any movements from | trians, some of their number having | @S, ans ‘; R e ey [leriotiEQueen. (o€ the Sea.i’ hus fongi om. 1 the U. 8. Employment Service of the | .ommunity fo community or state to [ passed through here several day R ‘P”‘ it 71‘““1 ‘_”‘“", o Some 0% | been known for the lavish way in it We hay Department Labor, and alll inde- L iiai v e B ey dervice bound for an Atlantic port. They ‘0; s schedulec mv-”v\(‘ : ta. | ¥hich he spends money on his works, 1t. 3 s e athersse ; in Los Angeles After much persua- 3 5 B o = v 5 ¥ d recruiting of common labor i mpichapon program has the approv- | declared seven thousand Ttalians have \hw“\”\ ‘[5';“” o ;_“’ ”_M“m‘d upon | 1 this production he -urpa-ea:;fl any it has by manufacturers having a payroll of {4 o0 21 "0l g oing Departments of the | been forced to fight in the Austrian | On PONALCRVAS T T tho song | thing he has vet attempted. One ex- sa more than 100 men wil be diverted to | ;oo O b through the !War Labor | armies in Russia, to go After the first tap of the 8ong | o5y part of ‘“Queen of the Gea the T Employment Sevvice, This| potoi o in the first preliminary bout the di“} ya5 the building and dynamiting of rector of “Cleopatra” and “Salome" | .. tower of Knives and Swords, con- became the most rabid of fans, and |y oyl L obin intricate machinery for | now he attends every program given | oot PTG instruments of tor- . While Richa o rrtle | by the club. e 0 5 (Thé War Labor Policies Bos 8| offorts to keep the farmer supplied | . ‘hile Richard Wright of 466 Myrtle b ture. Other scenes cost a king's ran- | e | effo » street was driving his auto north on som to reproduce. War |Navy and AE il o | “f‘,; ""_';"” ement that unskilled fa. | SOUth Main strect last evening the BARA TN FILMS anatts el erman terlof ifhe il e md the [0 e amnited through the sole | tirée-¥ears-old son of Mr. and MrS.| (ounting “The She-Devil.” upon | producton, not only gives many thril- Emergen Fleet (¢ ition. the |, 20 ar (he 1. &, Bmployment Sery- “’\'fmg’ Griffin of 456 South Main street | o picn she is now at work in Holly- | ling exhibitions of her swimming and Industries Board, and the Food- | {0 docs ot at present apply in the [ hair e o arieond And into the | 054, Cal, Theda Bara has done 32 | diving abilties, but also reveals in O (LlClby ) ERey RN St s (e e, beautiful poses the fgure which has following five cases Mr. Wright could stop th to G rman Felix Ifrankfurier As- | 1 Labor which is not directly or | chila w;ni hit and u\:» uh?hl;'l:‘ p‘fi,‘,‘.'f Some of the productions in tlie list | earned her the soubriquet of ‘“the sistant to the Secretary of Labod.) ndirectly solicited bone was broken. Witnesses exone of Miss Bara's plays rank among the | modern Venus.' The above action was found neces- ). Tabor for the railroads ated Wright. Two little girls best made pictures since the birth of S ran 4 sary to overcome a perilous shortage Farm labor—to be recruited in |against Frank L. Thorpe's auto on |the motion picture industry, ‘“Cleo- of unskilled labor in war industries. | jccordance with existing arrange- | Washington street last evening. Both | Patr: “Salome,” *“A Fool There CIIY ITEMS This sh age was aggravated by an | ,,onts with Department of (Agricul- | were knocked down, but were not se- : “The Clemenceau Case,” and most sal practice of labor| qure. riously injured. Mr. Thorpe reported | “The Two Orphans” not to mention stealing and poaching 1. Tabor for non-war work the facts to the police. “When a Woman her latest re- | 5 ; ’ s-Hall c While the restrictio 1gainst the 5. Labor for establishments whose —_ lease, are considered as having set a Cap sale, “02:1‘:’:‘ Halloran Co. ; Policies Board, e ordance with the decision of i = y¢ st he understood that farm la- the War Labor Volicies aap- | bor will be prote ted for the ndus[ry_ COLLAR v hne e vroved byjtherEresidont on | al program distinetly inclndes special and Railroad Administrations, Its I | private employment of labor apply | yaximum force does not exceed one $40,000 FTRE IN W/ ; . |standard in film art which it will take | Clearance $a only to common labor at the present terbury, July 2 & long time to surpas e string orch., at T. A. B. hall ¥ i ' - 26.—advt. hundred. w time, these restrictions will, as soon When the survey of labor require- as possible, be extended to include ; skilled labor. In the meantir re- vesterday at the supply hous th e 3 1 { ments has heen made and the assre- | Daly Bros. DB o of the Constipation i 2 Supply and FEngineering R AN’S A farewell party was given Wed- e . gate demand f| "”f'“’i;“’: m'fl]' ‘:P“'T‘ Co. caused damage estimated at KELLE M LATEST nesday ngdm 1&: l:‘h"‘.w:;):n:r %3,1??;,’,‘1 irritable, just QIOTI SR, RE B IR L 108 > 38 { §40,000. At one time during the James SN0y A 3 3 1 e it pre z the com- Lt ——— v epsin aci slgncd a anota, representing the €om- | course of the fire the church of Our e G0 15 Ral o dmree) 1?:,',1,:,"1‘;:}9‘.\.]10 e w);:fler::e“;”:;’; Syrup IP P! i 4 SRl mong DO LRLOghERd Y g # | Tady of Lourdes and Notre Dame nes S ; S A ¥ e This drastic change in the Nation's [ men enzaged in non-cssential Indus- | convent were. in danear, rho e | $1:000,000 submarine phantasy star- | with a wrist watch and a purss of | NOTMALF gularity. labor program has been found neces- | ;jos in that State ing is located in the rear of 150 South | TiN& Annette Kellerman, the modern | money. charge by writing i sary in order to protect the employer These te quotas will in turn be | & < i Venus, has just been completed and | 1 Ehn street. - sale. M. Seibert. 3 and the emplovee, to conserve the la- | distributed among localitles, Within e AT will be shown by William Fox durinz | :Xé:'f mark-down s ton St., Monticello, bor supply of the communities and to | cnen s ) advt. locality, employers in non-war L B the coming season. cut down unnecessary and expensive | work. imoluding fhose Wwho are onty DISPUTE WITTH UKRAINANS, This spectacle is not only one of the | == labor turn-over (which, in some cases, | partially in war W will be asked Amsterdam, July 2 A dispatch | costliest photoplays ever made, but it is as high as 100 per cent. a week),ito distribute the local quotas from | from Kiev to the Rheinische West- | Is also the most beautiful. Magnifi- and to increase the production of es-|{ime to time amongst themselves. | faclische Zeitung of Essen, sa The | cent marine scenes, beautiful pictures | 5 3 sentiale Quotas by localities and individuals More Sl“ts Ha 2 While non-essential industries willl ;16 to be accepted as readily as they be drawn upon to supply the neces- [are for Liberty Loan and Red Cross = i v labor for war work, the With-|campaigns. This plan of labor quotas | » § $26 50 $28 $30 ’ |" wal wil] be conducted on an eui-|ig a protection for all communities. i Shegl i e 9 5) AL le basis in order to protect the in-| mThe object is to keep any ‘commu- i b 2 idual emplover as much as pos-| hity from being drained of labor, and sible to use local suply, as far as posible, | i / | Under the operating methods adopt- | for local demand. The situation, 4 ? ¢ 4 2 ed, the country has been divided into | yowever. is such that in certain cases s 3 o E thirteen federal districts, each dis-)some men may have to be transport- M . - - i e of a superintendent of of | ed over long aistance: mployment Service. The ates within each district are in turn | TPATTANS ESCAPE AUSTRIANS i i e S e AT | in charge of a State Director, who has i VE 5 LSS e E ] | full control of the services within his ‘ i = ¢ S| ! A o A /LA In each community there is being formed a local community labor)from the Austrians and making their | SATURDAY board, consisting of a representative | way through Siberia to Japan, 500 THIS UNSOLICTTED NEWS ITEM APPEARED IN YESTER- N RS DAY’S ISSUE OF “THE NEW BRITAIN HERALD" s ; | Small assortment still left in W;i“'E oF )1:\[" RAU SEES . . Thanks, o . EUSBAD X sovIcs. The the sixteen fifty class M[s Hau band is with the 101st United States Screen - s L il - . cruiting of skilled labor for war pro- | duction will be subject to federal | | regulations now being prepared | infantry in France was in New Brit- soud ain last evening and saw her hus: band in a moving picture that was | | GIGErAM Rau afterward. While attending the to performance vesterday afternoon Mre “nly at { A. H. Grisvold, wife of Captain the Griswold who is also in France, rec- m' ognized Major Rau's picture in the i Sereen Telegran ctori and s diately arranged to see the pioture. 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