Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 6, 1919, Page 4

of present conditions is going to get| careful consideration but the ques-| . NORWIGH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1919 BREED THEATRE tion. will bs Wheve. te leoone: It is sald_“gemius carries its own 3 avoid past dangers t,’,(e, m‘;:‘ ‘;:: }gflez?g ?f:: i owv'r;_ R .::‘::u;t Venus ends its career as an eveningcorrect. o ua owaerybdtmme];, A‘ummu - - 4 s its wa. - _| not a single body, but really i com- th fll[e"n 2e.er{ a f\x_ltlhprfiaen}at(on of the facts|Genius is not readily defined, and the|Star this month and leaves the heav S pare s gt B g o gl s : L ealing with the situation. i world does not always recogmize a|ens singularly deveid of planets. a|fieir commen center of gravity in or- FOUR SHOWS TODRAY SUNDAY EVENING pe . |senius or a thinker. “The wonderfulfstate of affairs which we notice par-|bits. The plane of this motion is 86 and q.-fner PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION. skill and ability of a genius is N6t ofl oulary after the richness of the ey- |located that periodically ome of the 1:30, 3, 6:15 and 8:15 = —-| _For a considerable period of time|he schools, bui seems o be a baptism | (UESFS ALter RS BCARCES OF SV TS sets between us and the other, TWO SHOWS AT 7 AND 8:30 123 YEARS OLD the street railway question has been|DY the spirit of power—a natural en-| e’ Mars, Jupiter and Saturn all | Since there is only one minimum of |} TWO STAR FEATURES a serious one Phroughout the country.|SoN™ent of greater value ‘than £0ld-{... ' morning stars in September | brishtness in each complete period. Bete o s Positior «x o Coa, 8 | DYk, UPOR it by the public it iz} coni seem to have tie-ability 6. ad_[ {ivabio UMl the end of the month.f e Cul, Gl ihan ‘the dark: one @ciliitihes matiee. . = orily natural that there should be gen- | vance in practically bevond the Wi}d- monthly map. e eclipses the brighter one: if _ both And an Exesllent QV.D'"'”I Cast Toltstune Calte. eral interest as to what the futurc of|est dreams of men. Genius like in- But in bright stars the sky is still| were of appreciable brilliancy, there w’lLuAMS Headed By Eullettn Susiness Office €30 such transportation -is going - te- be.|stinct. secems to be something easily | opy rioy, he map shows no less|would be two minimal stages in each. Bulletln Bitortal 35.3, : Man: n busil talked about. but not easily compre- v eriod, the relative infensity depend- - Roonis any roads have gone out of busifiess, LE than even of the first magnitude. In| P! MA RS Offee 32 [ 1any more have gone into the hands e o et Sarprising, that Itlihe west are Arcturns and_Antares; [ ing upon the relative Ty g i Ll WUHmentc Ofice 3 Chmem St Teiphone 10 s 2 v as been defined as “the eye of thé in- | Li® WESt s Dblé trian. | the fwo components of the double ” i : > — e e e i, Movering | tellect ana the wing of thought.” It| JMOst overhead iv the notable trian| (S, T, (0" helpie proverty of || A ROGUE’S ROMANCE | 'n o iR e, et W Norwych. Stturd-y, snc 6 1919 Sy ek sy 11| keeps us aware that there is a teach- | ¥ SO UE TG ST Ui quila, the | Alsol gave it the appellation of the | Chamber's Popular Nevel the steadlly increasing expenses callling power abler than that of Man's|iLei" Om the far morthern hofizon|-demon star” and ‘in thé ancient “ E ” for greater revenue and that increased | institutions of learning. Will De found rising the besutiful clexr | Greck uranographies it figured as the BESSIE THE CAMBRIC MASK g sty 3 v Jlrévenue is dependent upon sreater p3-| Mave you thought we are all sub-|white Capella, and far down In the head of Medusa, which the héro of Tk e Tl mepabheation < all mews desbeicy. [| (ronage, since nothing arouses greater|ject to two imperative commands of | southeast ihe vety réd star, Fo-|Perscus had cut off. P BARRISCALE WILLIAM PARSONS s credied o it or rot otierwisé credited in [ opposition today than an increase in ture which we must obey to live in|malhaut in FPiscis Australi the Another variable star of a soms- = 3 : : different type is Beta Lyrae. the Tr a3 wiss e loeal meWws publisid M irolley fares. cven though they are|peace or comfort: “Thou shalt” and|Southern Fish. The great square in i e TR e RO (L] Dte of reputhcation of spéelsl despatch. entirely justified. The willingniess to | ‘Thou shalt not!” Man cannot in this| Pegasus is well above the horizon. second ‘,“”! h“-—' star i P Bll l sm DOWN pay for all other service rendered dis-|life do as he would, hence he has tof Ome should nét focus all one’s at-|Which Wega beloRge, = 0 ¢ =i, vhen it comes to trolley ser- |10 af he must. He has no control over|tention upon the brighter objects, for| We wish to call special attention to |} cpp WOMAN — B ook comes e the laws-of nature which are fiercer| there is many A light in the sky which | Capella, @ white star of tho first mag KINOGRAMS g - . i 2 than the laws of the Medes and the|though it does mat catch the eve asjnitude which is to be found in the MICHAEL MARRIED” ¥ In tHis connection, it is*interesting| persians. Man cannot fully compre- | readiy: as the stafs of the first mag- | northern heavens fot far from fie C] Laton Nows C RCJLAT[ON to note what new inveitions may do to}hend cause and effect: but hé knows|nitude, yet is of the greatest ifterest) horizen. It ls, mext to = Vega. th meet the situation. The Eleetric Rail-{his action and his speech are the|When ome knows somethinz of what | brightest s 2 v v 7 WEER ENBING AUS. 3 R o s e Fard - hashosuss. of lefasts whitn oliliof blesd]ine sbtromdmars HEve: Icitwed con.|usl hemisphere and_its magnitude is PATHE NEWS Ford Educational Weekly | just placed an order for two tvpes of | OF annoy him. With all the care he|cerning it. Lef us take such a case injgiven as 0.2 s star is :. B 10 565 «.'a large one fo he used on steam |MaY exercise he is the caller fofth of | puint. Far in the northeast is thejnary: it i really composed of fwo s e 2 1atew one o to be nsed on | TesPonses which surprise and _often | constellation of Perseus, and in it on|stars. which revolve .:‘bout cach sther. | R, 73 R iE and ) staieodne Sonln e ro-lannoy him. - The pendulum of life|thé map. you wili find a siar of the | In (hig case the period f;‘f eeret s = street car. rails. They are 1o be Pro-jswings to_gnd fro like the pendulum |second magnitudé called Algol. This; 104 days. and (h About ffty mimion SUNDBAY NiGHT FIGHTING HIGH COSTS peiled with a new. type zasolene en-jof a clock, and whether swinging to- |is what fhe astronomers call a varia-|(ween them is a ot ty m ST SPECIALS 5 | zine, whi he claims, can be 6pér-|ward good or evil, it has its bounds— | ble star, i. 6, a star which changes in The f‘nllrfi Svs em is m?\ e 1 e 3 sduction that|ated 200 per cent. cheaper than éléc-|its *“Thus far and no farthep!” If| brightness. To some persons who g Do "TI‘"“ o BRYANT we can . srablish the bal- | tricity as now used for passénger car | man does right he reaps the bicssings | have read postical allusions to the im- | rate of about twenty miles per second, WASHBURN Berween m v 1 credit on|operation. He expects to try out the :«:'l‘xérnclr» does wrong suffers the con- m;n:ol:,:l‘i(“\hg :7?:»:1:‘;: ;‘l:n; m‘anuv::: ;2‘0""“;““_»“»_5’ light es e THE SCREEN'S MOST POPULAR STAA e nd_a of our|larger car by operating it between |Sed e mmber of variabie Stars m the heave | 000 000.000.000 miles. If the Sun were WiEIC Wi wild$ a 1 dec- | New York and Chicago. followifig one| Deé not think God created flowers to | 7 5, vt Hie from Earth as Capélla is, it R 3 R ns is extremely large. The term va . = l WENTY ONS ma al def of the fastest trains the line. If|please the eve of .man, for they are a| o 8 CXHEREly e enomers 10| would be onlv one-seventieth as bright « s 8 with what | Mr. Ferd does what he claims it will|device by their color o e 0| jndicate a change of position, but al-|as Canella apnesrs to be. ]—r)‘\; spee. IN HIS LATEST 6-PART ARTCRAFT PICTURE 5 P-l;{fl :omedv i e by t to themselves fertilizing in- Mianey. h of Capella is very much like that A mean a revolution in the fransporta e nsely : ways refers to the brilliancy. | trum P s 3 A @ i —T sabje 5 Gon inaustry, hoth sieam and elec. | °§iS: and the sreater masses of prei-| “Fhors are many different types of [of (he un. showing (hat the physical THE MONEY CORRAL TOPICS OF THE bes with . mad i rious types'of cars are being test- | yfinhabited and oftén _uninhabitable| fey) . G090RAIng to the wav 8 Which| SR L0 JINE Rere & svetem with ked His Life—Saved a Million Dellars and Then | ™ POST THAVEL resident Wils mnection With |ed now. including the ome man car for | regions of the e#rth. There ure bee-| el brighifiess changes. S nge| planets ke those in the solar system. (§ Just Imagine What He asked For. PICTURES __ bringing down of the high cost of | the purpose of cutting operating cosis. | flowers and moth flowers and thrip| fonows a definite cvele, .always re- | having two great central suns, in- MUTT AND JEFF g th and it is not improbable that through | Aowers and ant flowers, and bifd flow- {8 {0 ‘he beginning state, Such |stead of one. % WILLIAM DESMOND MEDY 2 Mr. Ford's or some other new inven-|ers. and each creature knows stars are called periodic variables. A On the morning of the 2{th, af 2.26 eSS ONERY " that the whole street railway|flowers. The trumpet-shaped }:ol in Perseus is one of these: its|by mean time or at 3::4 by the “4 4 IN A DELIGHTFUL FIVE PART COMEDY ORAMA| EXTRA FEATURE iation may be put on a different|aré moth flowers, and when a { changes in brightness have been oh-light saving” tim® the Stn enters the DANGEROUS WATERS PHANTOM FAME . : 3 ;v",. a ”\lfom 18 inches ’(:N:l‘ “:«5 served for many years and can now utumnal squinox. crossing thc-mr‘fx-xfi; A Tensd Drama With " ; . (hére must be 5 moth with a soion|he predicted Wit great accuracy. Ttx|tor bound south and Autump offcially |} ganGKON, THE ROYAL CITY ........ Travelogus| = All"Star Cast the st be h with a suetion 2 P bt e < 2.2, but!commences. v say clally. - . MENACE TO HUMAMNITY. tube of that length: and_a vear uv’l‘,', l’,;‘g\:",‘r“"':,,‘f"&‘ Sts hrighiness falls | hecause (he American Ephemeris and In connection with the statements]two later it was discovered. THE bees!sy to the 3.4 maghitude, Wwiieh rép- | Nautical :Almanmac, publishéd by the - — — 2 i which have been made about the inef- | burgiarize the moth flowers by cutting | 00 10 the 5.0 AR CHIE AV OV Loy department, sa that it then 1 he federal drug law th hole in the side near the nectar pot! B Th takes place | fommence On 'this day, night and 15 fectiveness of the federal dr w the | & hole i e & G B e 7 ts light. The change takes g Bt & . g ed 1 i|fact that may be weak spotsjand taking it ery two davs and twenty hours, ap-|{day would be exactly equal if it were | | at w s herein o there is-mot the-proper| It was Mackenzie who said: “Manjproximately, the decling ii Drighitnessindt for the effect of atmosphefic r:(-] = enforcement. is 10.be considered. but it | Xind in the mass is a gzaping monster| taking about four and one-half hours|fraction. which ténds appa L, ng i lent nevertheless that a large| 2l loves to be deceived, and has s€l-i.nd the recovery three and one-half. s all objects in the sky foward { e | K L hradietion | pare ot the Diesai trame 1o due o tne | 4om Deen disappointed: Deceit as|ie minimum siage lasts about twen- | sky_ foward the semith and leads e TODAY September 8, 9 and 10 e & o rart ot FHEe Tl e o] el as organizatic s usually for af(y minutes. This variation in mag-[to sée ihe € . has | < nge the situa-|iact thai’ there afe those Who aref purpose: and through half fruths the! nirude s quite sreat ehough te make|risen and after it has really set helow | : : enditions | conniving to outwit the sovernment|orsanized massc: in all countries have| N iGio" if0 ghservation, without the | the geometrical hofizon. In taking ab- | FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN S = £ authorities at every point, defy. the|been deceived by the worst of lies.|NP¥0® 17 {lescope, by comparison itions of the heavénly hr{{hm'll;‘ AND sir law ana see that those who Want the| Propaganda, to which we o N [with the neighboring’ stars, which do| av ?“"::‘de‘:o;n:xlahnm;ho:om:\:n | BEVERLY BAYNE oug i ngerous drugs are fully provided. vake always beint employed for{ ot yndergo such changes, { he ma pRese ‘ ot f | has heen reveaied by the sev- | 3EUSh purposes, and is never absent|"“\any vears ame an astronomer suz-|otherwise the calewidtions would bel) Big Colored Musical Revue IN THE 55 £ e 3 | from the walks of men. 2 i a D ble exnlanation of the}appreciably o we - e eral instances where doctérs and [ prillgide are oftener appealed to than 2w 3 s "'since | be far wrengz if we say that on this| . 1 wice are oftener appealed to tha 2 . since | be fi = s 3 e = » . | arussists have purposely winked at]honor and homests. and the conse e o e cstablished as date the day and night are equal [f FANNIE WARD Vitagraph Super Featur rsa. ar he law,_ and concentrated their | quences are the condition the world s { g N— DARING HEARTS T ¢ { thoughts upon bréaking it rather than}has been through the past five vears, L o ARl — sts re s 1| respecting it hecause of the.nandsome | And from whicli it cannot seemm to eX-{ .. tpey teach people more of geog- | in our stores. Most of them are mingle | OUR BETTER SELVES_ THIS 18 THE LATEST AND : elier ieinci roturns thas are tmwoiied. | rione el o, i Smgief web | s ey (oagh ReoPIS T 28 KoL et U0 et W ot | B ERITS OF THONDER | Beat, Miorone “ARae 449 - it it y - T ’ 68 o € eave. ang St a T ott. { TAP 4 encs & Ay can rn | thei b and quitting their work, they THESE STARS AN | e Bui how the narcotics are obtained it SHE < eceive s | one brief hour than they can learn | their job and q h L s gyt o Sidter i B viBistton 6f tie re-| cyhen. Szt wo practles <t decctve”|Ono. brief hour then they ean leath [HNEIEh MOS80 PR o iinine MOUNTAIN THRILLING SEVEN REEL PRO- Sihictions of The federal Ta® fs re.|CousPirecics ameng men must €0 fof Bomlere A o e te, 1gsaons Of love| thelr cars -for ‘the accomumodation 0f DUCTION OF LOVE AND ADVEN- 3 c ictions o o federal v is ré-[make life what it shos be. igh life a low 1 SSONs O tH chil ov themsolves (the 3 g - x : s of valor and sacrifice are|the publi hile they them: TURE. on may be a r the arrest of a gang of fi One cannot travel on the automo-|1rd service. of valor 204 Sactifice arel Cnolnen) are wholly (o Blame for Final Episode T Tt € 8] 4 s T vere plan 1& | bile roads without i o the o) YOIF Setun = - el . rxisting condi 8. - o Sisterbuion of $30.000 1 $100.000] Cinion (hat & Evcal nIocis of Srisus] (ares are ns wonderful and userul as| existing conditions, = ... on el Sunday—ELIZABETH RISDON in s ™ nt subject and | we of the dope throughout are sane. Where a thousand automo- [Ny modern invention. car erews by thugs to intimidate hon- MOTHER—TI\B Sweetest Story Ever Told ‘ n widespread | country in violation of the law. biles are passing one another an hour DITOR | &5 men. th peers, from earning an Stasnait > at a speed of from 25 to 35 miles, it is| LIET |ERS T0O THE E honest living. Now unisss the strikers ’ e e way | for the honesty of ihe cxpress § Srianer thit pe feo s iAo s b s 3 & & -or I ] n E silenced by a bribe, but who had | jutH GE 5O ML The| Mr. Baitor: There is something| Ineet ASSUYENS, RSt NOT (reaking | thou mine ‘eyes that I may behold|eéiples of the life of Jagis, WRS e {confided. in .the._internai revenue de-ftwo menaces of tra e drunk at | amusing about Mr. Roonev's power offnq erimes against order and public| wonqrous things out of thy lay!"|thought not of =alf, But of others REVOKIN HE LICENSE partggent. the scherhe would doubtless]ihe wheel, or the person wh not | perceptio! He is ever ready to tell | 10 call off the strike and escaps & 2 4 SR FOEABENEES . S ERTy . ate: ‘hed | confidenec in himseif, and t Si are| the press and the capitalists and the | JRICUN B0 B8 ue O e e démand | Christ will not appear in splendid| Dos it seém that all thinge &ré = e £ 1‘ » 2 ~v‘v‘NT“ b,'dx]“(st ;“} 'a'}.n‘.n;p \:': ten times as numerous as first- | péople what they should do; but he is d)’ld deserve. vision to our mortal eves, but He will | against you. “Rememier Him ®Hh6 ki os [ ribie conditisns (hat would have Leas|mentioned. Out of this higher rate of| véry careful not to fell the orsaniza- AMERICAN. [ tsach us marvelous triiths if we will| éndured such éontradiotien of sirnérs Sl sy 5 fr conditiens that would ha een | speed has grown a broader good fel- | tion that he lommands what they Norwich, Sept. 5, 1919 Tét the. living teémchas unfold the]séainst Himseif, that ye waz -not e S riochite fc d by“sich, drugs” It 1§ therefore | Jowship. and wnere there j2. trouble | shouid not do B e il by ks 4 the living e b ey evident"’that the EeRt “vh nee is | ihere soon arrives the good fellow whno e tells the people the press coul 3 et % 5 ok " W & ) More = E et 55 Stfeench O3 e antortunate s The domer el nave setiied ihe sirike of the troley-| Sunday Morning Talk | "%%win in Goa reeble ana tan ing Wil coRfirm falterimy faith mors n hizhw cquired Aot only in dealing with those 1 1919 would have been considered | men long azo, when it is no morc | insz Turn to the story of the men duickly thari prayerful = stu ¢ who have a right to deal in drugs un- ¢ devil's aance a quarter of a centiwy | Part of the p business fo setile| FAITH CONFIRMED. in the Bible who conquéred by cling- | Scripture and a chéérful obediénce (o = \ ; heme | GEF the prottaiiie AT e Ty Tat it o O R e ccoit than it is) Taith is confirmed and restored bY|ing to God as Jacob at Peniél. Does| its teachings ATl Christians need G are AUt e % W, iihe auty of the Strikes | study of (he Scriptures. As ths two|[ife seam not to bé worth fhe living?| this confirmation. FaF t o who_are ¢fetniiedsfo-caris gh tho| Have you evic hédrd afivine ssyel IHE duty of dr : P Facd Cmmaus they S Wha s has said about thé| Faith was naver yét confified too e : : 5 e : n Y’ to take the part of the strike: T'he | disciples walked to Emmaus th tudy what Jesus has said about thé| T 3 much more profitable illegal - traffic I can forgive, b 1 canmot Torget!y (0 B rints (he mews. but it is not!were sad, they found the fire of fal:h|uses and privileges of lifé. Is #elf-| much, o g . g R S S IEet (hat We AROUId he Loy soced to Hovern commmercial { burning low in their heart: Jesus| mastering the soul? Study the prin-' Thougn doubt did éver steep. = DUt the pev ot peam gy e ML e o R e, Sty ™ being to sustain orljoined them in their jourhey, but did <a or th nways. | punishing sych violafors. ~Thev are|Ourselves: bt Mol B Sl s ¢ B Thot at first reveal Himself. Instead He ) omplaint | a menace o’ humanity that cannot bé | Pjameless in or fric- | OO ner is one of 30,000 walking| “opened . to thém the Seripture was m t irivers from |too quickly -sappresed S G AVtten hatl Gainzatoc. or protective policemen, emo| It was this that kindled anew the| 3 spidl egard e FOur best memory it that] ployed by union labor in this country,firc of faith ‘Aml "m;dfl‘ théir ~h(o]w’x«tk = i y ecords the offenses the othar| to 100k after its interests at a cost of [ burn Within them erhaps we thin made . S et s : T e o e Other | out $1.030.000 week, or fifty.two|we need a vision. when really we nead| A o P 1 b mny‘ "\ 2 l“(rrr.‘“r ,.:—.\ _Cfr-|that which loses thousht and sight of | Millions u vear: and he is as diffic It| nothing so much as to pray. “Open ® + - ainly someo ught to be given! sur own coldness and conceits. We d6| 1o understand as a Philadelphia law- g credit for pulling September out of its| not wasts much time soith that | ver | % i it bothaE with that old| e ek i P | stoush of proverh: “To err is human: t6 forgive| It is néw whispered around that all| In order that we may ba aBlé to maintain our présent High Stand- ine We fall to cherish the hest the oid men were opbosed to thef d werthy of your t ccom Enough has been said about Sep-|thoughts of those whe have preceded i that the men cannot sur ard of productions and present to you a performance rthy 2 vit tember already to put it on its good|ls. and we are successful in making| nout injuring thelr union. | patronage, we are forced to advance our admission pricés 3 certs on beth . ink nothing hehavior for the remaindér of the|More mistakes than they knew how to| THeY must have some kind of an ad- | EOUR EHOWS TODRY matinee and evening pérforances, beginning Sunday Sept. Tth, for the The: ar whos n P B How gussr it sesins 0 plues widd byt 7 other woills, e seniers 8 G5 At 1:30, 3:15, 6:15 and 8:15 foilewin® reassrisy 0 n i r Those who are just stafiing in thé plm the old L:.:; an igllmmh xa“flvlhi‘ a pititul plight, and the ci H B WARNER Rental of High CI Films Advanced fromi 30 per cent. t6 200 per w unde: th ence | school vear a realize that the first| ProSent autor o day. In thesel j;¢ion der wort . D, » 2 ety "”_; el Yrar A e hat e men fly from 25 to 100 miles an f,“ . n“fl‘“s"“’ T cent. quor = 1 acci-Lhundred years are always the worst. .:4 in those Dobbin’s gatt] ~«h~!h o S M of soversign IN O N e Ak, pes et ; Tt S the own- | Biincat miier The wholt worla Fas | 1L BEhe B Muthed Sait ot o%: (M “THE PAGAN GOD” . H 4 : oL not In rishteousness | fairs can bé snaugurated and kept up Advertising Rates Advanced 20 per cent. w ¥ violat he mo ers are wondering v they will get * ghal ar o ons } when the railroads turned others should not — - —— ed. 1 d everyone| Herbert Hoover is coming home to & svisions of the|take a long needed rest after giving was treated there would]his services and paying his own ex- les fin tic cvade them, a|Denses, but he oughi not to be allowed : o of oth- {10 come without being giver a proper 3 i he respon- | expression of thanks by the country. h come through law| Oan it be possible that President pe = #iid while .other penal- iand of the New York branch of : tain annot be overlooke federation has repudiated 3 = 5 t to drive suto. |Dis committee’s report because it a0 & BOtAL bring such viola- |Means work instead of striking and eir senses { loafing”? 7 s | Mexico has, apologized for shootihg UR STANDING ARMY. |at the Ameripen sviatot: Well, thats Among hinzs thére is before | better than approving it but why not zress ' resent time the|stop such shooting? . tion as to what of an army | e —— pe : be maintair in the fu-| Having faithfully done what was t cordt the depart- | asited of us Marshal Foch has doubled . N ired t the American area of occupation. That | my 76,01 me: which is of | would be most pleasing t0 a nation course considerably larer than was|where militarism existed. mainta previous to the Kuropean | confict Think of the job of cutting up tha Even at the time when the country|five million pounds of meat the go 1 2t peace it was recognized that|ernment is fo put on the market so A nation of this size we were|that everyone in the country could get a very small army, onela tast ant proportions compared | other countrie had. What! Many who cry out against the prof- during the time when we |iteers show indications of desiring to ppinz our forces into shape|i0in them rather than assist in fight- he struggle is well remem- |ing them. bered, and, whi s to be hoped =5 e : R e e Ohed At With a packer th Milwaukee plead- on the seals of the ome|iN8 Builty to 23 violations of the cold 16 petfeutly eviaeht hhe jaw it looks as if the move Shitegara influence | #2ainst the hoarders was being madc oM on Peice. in the right direction. d};'d_;.""::“: S s ”)n':v’:t;e“t';;‘ It must make the advocates of the Plumb plan a bit upset to find out that that idea has not heen adopted in con- of uni = s % nection with the government arsenal a field arm »f a million and a quar- at Rock Island. ter. The house committee on military | told that the expen: of | It is about time that the labor lead- out such a programme would | ers devised some sort of a serutn for thirds of a biliion for the fir\timumemvung the unauthorized strike year and that thereafter it would not| foyer. %o over $900.000,000 vearly, or what about equivalent to the sum we must| It seems a bit inconsistent to think spend as interest each vear on our|of reforminz dancing in these day war expenditures. when everything seems to be satur- Naturally such an expenss in view|ated with the jazz spirit. 2 ew Sunday to church fiivvers parked mnear and there by but g0 to a popular resort of a Sunday and there may be three thousand motor cles parked on the beach. It is an probable than ten thousand automobiles drive to the beach and fen thous o the country in New Eng- land every Sunday: and restaurants are doing a lively business, and farmers along state highways fruit and vegetables set out for Sun- day sales. This dav most buyers come to one’s door. Speed makes great changes in the habits of the people. No cause that was right ever mained anything by resorting (o intimidation. Only men and organizations drunk h power ever resort to the crea- tion of fear to promote their cause Justice only reauires reason t6 make things right. Intolerance !s -charged with heing the curse of every age and state. An appeal to intimidation to prevent defeat or disaster is a sign the intimidators recogmize their. cause is lost. The attempt to coarce free citizens through fear or force is al- wavs a mistake whatever nrovokes it. Tust opinion may .rightfully give rise to force which ber the state; but force which is created by selfishness and jealousy can never produce zood and lasting results. There can be no check put upon the efits the people and chariets of life. which is always a new, if not a better thing, to every zeneration in life. There is no use of clinging to the old and attempt- ing to. stay the néw. When a new dawns it thrills some with fear and some with enthusias What we re coming to does not seem to he-any clearer to our minds than where we are zoing. A mew era is upon us, and the tworld has started upon a new courge. The world of thought and action is a different world from- what it was five véars ago; and the ravages of war followed -by new conditions bars a return -to what was. What is to be depends upon the honesty, in- dustry, sagacity and wisdom of man. If man has learned his lesson rizht the for so long regardless of its effect upon the 29000 people who are not person- ally involved. There. no question but the men should be fairly paid, any more than there is any estion as to the injur: of such unwarranted disorder to thi ifiterests and good name of the whole communit Tt is time zens were relieved FAIR PLAY. the et OXE FOR Norwich, Sept 1919 Beware the Selfish, Souliess Man. Mr. Editor: When Father Mathew, that saint of God and brilliant orator. was in this country vears ago, work- ing day and night in the interests of humanity and to save his people from drink, poverty and death. he made the| following statement, which will never dle as long as the sun rises and sets: “Beware. of the sclfish man, the man who will ruin the health, business or| life of another for his own selfish gain. . Beware of the soulless man. Wwho under any circumstance will strike, persecute or injure in any way a man or men when he or they are down and out from any cause.” The| then or body of men who would doj this are soulless. untrustworthy, unde- sirable. citizens of any town, state or country. Men to be feared. men who will break the laws of the state to satisfy their own selfish cnds ai thej cost of the “peace, busSiness ln((‘rpxln‘ and prosperity of any town or state. ihat a_selfish few may be benefited. at the loss and cost of prosperity, peace and happiniess of the community. Such men are “lawbreakers always, unrea- sonable. and for that reason always dangerous. Shun such men as vou would any other menace or pestilence, keep vour eves on them continuaily, for such men always cause trouble. whatever their occupation and wherever found.” Now the application. A very few men_ in this end of the state become dissatisfied with their wages as trol- | leymen. They demand an increase of | pay. The officers of the Shore Line world will be better. The men. whe know least of what they are talking about make the loud- est_noise. become a proverb ages ago: and many men of this age are dem- onstrating this truth. The moving pic- tures are teaching the vebple many useful and wonderful lessons as all know who attend them. They teach people how from lack of knowledge they injure themselves, and are also cheateq by thé guys who live by (hetr show thefr accounts. which prove to all’ honest, thoughtful people that thel company is down and out. running be- hindhand at the rate of over $200.000 A year: that some parts of their road have never paid for the upkeep: that! an increase of wagze is absolutely out of the question at the present time. The Shore Line Co. have done all thev c6uld for the men. They are unskilled labor. They have beén éarning con- stantly larger wages than many clerks A THRILLING STORY OF THE ORIENT IN 5 PARTS OROTHY ALTON N “THE LADY OF RED BUTTE” A 6 PART WESTERN DRAMA TREATING 'EM ROUGH 2 REEL SENNETT COMEDY DANCING PULASKI HALL SAT. EVE. 8:30 TO 12.00 FLATFOOT WALTZ CON- TEST OPEN TO ALL ADMISSION Gents 55¢ Ladies 35¢ Music by Feltcorn’s Jazz Band DANCING AT T. A. B. HALL SATURDAY EVENING ROWLAND'S JAZZ BAND proportion. Admission (Ch Adm We thank The following prices will previ Admission (Adults) Admission (Children under 10) y will meet with your approval. BREED THEATRE Expense of every other department in operating a theatrs in the same beginning Sept. 7th, MATINEES 2¢—Total 18 Te—Total 10c . 13 War Tax P War Tax EVENINGS ildren under 10) 18c War Tax 2e—Total 20c 13¢ War Tax 2¢—Total 15¢ you for your patronage in the past and trust that swur new M. J. ZUCKERMAN, Manager WED. SEPT. IO’ ;THURS. SEPT.IN FRI. SEPT.12 FAST RACING. GVER SPLENSID LTRAGK INCREASED PURSES g PREMUMS