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Monday,
May
19,
1921.
Class
Distinction
Gradually
Diminishing.
Class
distinction,
.which
has
Iteen
almost
a
curse
in
Britain
for
many
centuries,
is
gradually
diminishing.
During
ami
since
the
war,
rapid
strides
have
been
made
in
this
direction
and
the
fact
.that
a
Labor
government
is
now
in
power
will
promote,
rather
than
retard
the
movement.
Willi
leaders
of
lahor
representing
the
masses
and
those
of
capital
representing
the
aris-j
loeraey
lu-ing
necessarily
thrown
together
in
the
national
councils,
a
heller
understanding
is
liouud
to
ensue
and
out
of
this
should
come
eo-operation
of
spirit
and
more
unified
progress
for
the
British
Empire.-
'
Today
we
see
labor
leaders
dining
with
kings,
and
union
officials
playing
games
with
royally.
One
hundred
years
ago
this
could
nut
have
been
conceived.
Ted
years
ago,
even,
it
was
hardly
possible.
Not
only
in
Creat
Britain.
hut
in
other
European
countries
does,
this
condition
prevail.
'
Movement
Evolutionary
1
Instead
Of
Revolutionary.
.
,
.
.
.
,
That
which
Socialists
have
advocnted
is
being'1
brought
lo
pass
in
the
British
Empire
but
in
a
happy
manlier.
Slowly
Hie
breach
between
the
class
extremes
is
narrowing.
An
evolutionary
movement
is
on
fool
rather
than
a
revolutionary
oiie.
The
masses
are
corning
into
their
own
bul
net
in
such
a
way
as
to
cause
hardship
to
any
certain
class.
The
movement
is
constructive
and
not
destructive.
Perhaps
Europe
Is
profiling
by
Russia's
great
and
terrible
lesson.
In
that
unfortunate
eoiiulry
the
old
capitalistic
system
was
turned
out,
overnight
as
it
were,
and
the
principles
ofcom-muiiism
and
collective
bargaining
were,
substituted
in
a
day.
All
business
and
industry,
being
derived
of
its
monetary
reward
so
suddenly,
was
paralyzed.
The
wheels
of
prolluclion
ceased
and
famine
and
pestilence
followed.
Both
Working
To
Common
End.
Russia
is
recovering
Imwovon
m.,1
Itin
..:..:
.
-O.
.v.,
till.,
.in
milll-
lllllll.lt
ll
pies
or
Bolshevism
have
been
casl
out
by
the
very
persons
who
had
inaugurated
them.
Not
ronimoli
"
sense
'
but'
dire
privation
"
happy
happy
medium.
medium.
She
She
n.av
may
rie
rise
from
from
ih.
the
.looilw
depths
of
,.r..l
'her
despair
bigger
and
belter
nation.
l
oriunaiely
Britain's
people
were
not
under
the
heel
Glinll
I
.
.
.
.
fall
1
II
I
!
nr.
II...
-
I
I
of
.,,.,
I
Veslenlay
ipii(e
a
number
of
WICK
AT
WCSTHOLME
Monday
Night
Bebe
Daniels
in
Children's
Children."
International
News.
His
Tuesday
Night
l.yrn
Chili
Playground
Concert.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
Colleen
Mo.
ire
in
v'Painteil
People."
J-'ox
,Vews-(iiizetle.
Comedy.
Friday
and
Saturday
"If
Winter
Comes,"
Fun
from
the
Press.
The
management
of
Ihe
West
holme
Theatre
is
planning-
to
close
Ihe
house
up
for
a
couple
of
weeks
in
.Inly.
Opportunity
will
he
taken
of
the
season
when
movie
patronage
is
not
very
high
to
give
the
entire
stan
a
vara
lion.
Plans
are
said
to
be
underway
for
the
erection
of
a
new
movie
palace
in
Ihe
city.
The
future
of
the
project
will
depend
on-
in
diistrial
itcvcjupnienl
In
Ihe
near
future.
The
picture
of
the
United
Stale
flyers
in
Prince
Hupert,
which
vi
rn
lo
have
been
shown
last
week,
will
he
presented
at
lh
Westliolme
Theatre
on
Wednes
day
and
Thursday
of
this
week.
Charlie
Chaplin
is
producing
,i
big
comedy
of
Alaska
"Chilknot
Pass."
There
will
he
a
thousand
sourdoughs
in
it.
Scenes
are
he
ing
taken
in
the
famous
Sierran
peaks
of
California.
There
is
probably
no
yonng
person
in
pictures
coming
lo
the
front
as
fast
as
.Norma
Shearer
who
is
now
playing,
the
lead
op
posite
.laek
Pick
ford
in
Ihe
new
production
"The
End
of
Ihe
World."
She
is
also
scheduled
as
leading
lady
in
another
big
feature
that
is
shortly
to
he
pro
lured.
She
featured
recently
la
"Pleasure
Mail."
"Broken.
Bar
rjers."
"Broadway
after
Dark,'
and
"Lucre!
ia
Lombard."'
The
fiyro
Club
has
Ihe
West.
holme
Theatre
for
Tuesday
evening.
A
high
class
concert
is
to
be
staged
for
the
playground
fund.
A
fine
hill
has
been
an
nounced
and
Ihe
ticket
sale
has
been
strong.
MODERN
GIRL
SHOWN
IN
PICTURE
TONIGHT
Theme
Deals
With
Parents
Who
Take
no
Interest
In
Their
Children
Proved
Ihe
mislak
I
Z
r
.
V
.
'l
.
''h'
.il,lrrn's
P''ldrcn."
a
piclurination
of
I
T
V
A
!
i
t
en
i
cars
Ago
l
j
in
rr.nce
Kupcn
Eva
II.
inonular
noel
hv
Arthur
Train
whirii
will
he
ihe
real
ure
at
the
West
holme
Theatre
tonight,
is
a
.
..ui.
..
..um.u,r
,i
uiiu
which
existed
in
Thev
missia.
were
'
,
,
.
.
steadier
hud
blessed
with
a
)...l,.e
ni.siii,.
i
n,...
...n..
.T
powerful
production
and
one
of
out
their
own
lw,ii
,
x
n"
'
.'"
"
,7
"
'
:
'
V'V,
.
'
"'universal
appeal.
The
them
the
unit
in
the
workings
of
Ihe
w,r,i-
u
hn;
.
....
'"I
the
unreslrainled
mod
end
is
heinir
me)
in
.....
n
m,
n.n'i
..'
.
,ern
girl
and
her
mad
nuesi
of
f
v
'"'"mil
.mil.
mi
unr
is
siuieilllK.
Ill
I
,
,
fiel
rnnnv
nf
llmn
i.i
.
.
.B
..
excitemcii
and
of
her
linrent
,
v
-
""v
...,,,,
n,m.
nerisneti
m
n
more
urasl
e
.
.
.
upheaval
arc
hnrdlv
noticing
the
change
utiwh.
are
eilher
loo
busy
making
nwiney
or
indulging
(heir
own
pleasures
lo
lake
any
interest
in
me
weirarc
or
llieir
cliildren.
i
.
i,....ti..
I,
it...
.
.
,.
,
.
.
"!"
iniiiir
mini
y
.iai;-
,
.
,
1
(kaiu,
.lames
iiennie
and
(.eorge
ami
s
sler
nrSin'F..
il
Utinr
,
.
.v
'
"ar
"
..mi,
i,
in
it
.riiwreu
.
;-.-t
are
icaiureii
in
me-
prin
f
e.xpieleiL
h
'arrive
Inmorrnw
on
a
vllt.
lo
jfrince
Hupert.
E.
in
die'
cliy
for
a
few
days.
cipal
roles
while
in
Ihe
support
appear
.Mahlon
Hamilton,
Mary
Eaton.
Hale
Hamilton.
Warner
.1.
Don-en
of
Burns
Lako
IsjOland,
John
Davidson,
Joe
Burke
and
many
oilier
prominent
ar
tists
of
stage
and
screen.
'Ills
Children's
Children"'
was
slProuuceti
produced
by
ny
Sam
am
Wood
w
oOi
and
ami
,.
,
in-
iiHH'iifiineni
nsiung
no
a
I
.
uisiiie.
,
loresiry
di'i.arlineiii,
Isiln-oughf
'
in
halihul
,,,,
,,,,,1
and
nnlr.aded'ssive.cenes
IIIIIIPIII
and
rich
costume
on
Oil
a
J.
inn
lln
up
IIia
nna,
coast
in
I,
II...
..I
II...
..I,
,.
.
.
.
j..'ii
i
.
I
Irfn
(he
Hie
al
Ihe
Atlln
Pish
Co.'
docks.
H
Hill
O
Cr
Underwood
London
Dry
Gin
The
Gin
you
will
atk
for
again
the
ttandard
of
purity
for
over
160
years.
$3.25
ptT
bottle
This
ndvertisejiieuf
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Lirpior
Control
Board"
or
by
Ihe
Government
of
British
Columbia.
l
....
win
incase
an
lans.
i
no
screen
lay
was
prepare
rrom
Ihe
novel
by
Minte
M.
K'atterjohn.
and
Al
ftilk
did
Ihe
photography.
'IF
WINTER
COMES"
IS
SPLENDID
PICTURE
Photoplay
Is
Filled
With
Drama
tic
Scenes
and
Situations
High
Above
Average
Those
who
have
read
A.
R.
M.
Hutchinson's
"If
Winter
Comes"
and
have
heard
that
William,
Fox
has
produced
n
motion
picture
tersion
of
the
great
novel
have
wondered
how
the
dramatic,
element
could
be
extracted
from
such
a
comerialfnnal
hook
and
presented
on
Ihe
screen.
A
highly
impressive
answer
s
sunnlie.ii
In
llhe
pholoiilay
ilself
which
I
in
at
tained
a
height
of
dramatic
power!
THE
UAILY
AEWa
MoioUy,
Majr
1
.
W
r.
MJI
QkoyctJiat
nevatfDics
rarely
achieveit
on
the
screen.
"If
UAU
DlfU
1
1117
IQ
Winter
Omies"
will
be
given
Us
"vH
IULI1
U1L
U
first
showing
at
the
Westliolme
Theatre
Friday
night-
fwo
of
the
uist
powerful
;
scenes
In
Ibis
screen
masterpiece
are
(he
inmiest
on
Kffie
Bright,
the
young
girl
whom
Mark
he-j
Your
Family
A
mother
and
children
bereft
of
home
is
life's
most
pitiful
drama.
It
is
enacted
all
too
often
because
life
insurance
had
not
been
provided.
Government
statistics
show
that
"ninety-five
per
cent
of
men
at
age
sixty
are
dependent."
Other
men
die
without
leaving
anything
for
the
support
of
their
families.
Life
insurance
has
been
evolved
so
that
a
man
may
arrange
his
life's
program
to
provide
for
his
family.
It
is
scientific,
safe
and
sound.
Have
your
wife
and
children
,
sufficient
life
insurance
protection?
Life
Insurance
Service
SHOWN
IN
PICTURE
Fainted
People"
Gives
Insight
Into
Foibles
of
the
Wealthy
Set
rriemieii
ami
ror
whose
death
hj
is
suspected,
and
Mark's
rwel-i
"I'ainled
People,"
a
Firsl
N'a-ing
later
with
Ihe
hypocritical
lbnal
picture,
fealuring
Colleen
Iwyning,
who
sooghl
lo
fasten
l-Moore,
wnirn
is
coming
lo
Hie
Ihe
crime
on
him.
Uesltoduie
lliealre
on
Uediies.
Throughout
the
trial,
with
tl.e,,,ar
n,wl
Thursday
nights,
is
a
iinisponliiin
IWi.tinc-
fnAl.
nml
?
onuiia
oi
lasRiiiaung
a
p-
distorling-
innocent
silnotlons,''"""1'
lrvlillnir
vivid
contra!
poor
old
Mark
is
dragged
through
,iwlw''"n
,hp!
of
l,"
rifU
"'
a
hell
beyond
his
Imagination.
In"p
'""r-
'"eidenlally
it
"s,w
this
difficult,
entirely
psychologl-
",H
IJ'"
""siocrai
who
cat
situation.
Percy
Marmont
,IVP
n"r."lr
rronl'
'
o-
shnws
clearly
his
comrdele
un-l"11"
,,ack
11
"P-
del-standing
of
Hie
mind
of
Mark.'
nnn
""""i'"
moments
While
vicious,
poisonous
fpies-n
m,mor
ln
",p
P"re
lake
lions
are
being
hurled
at
him
the
V
in
"'p
hrm"
of
'""''T
f
riilliiiir
i.inr-ifin-
nn
Ih.
f,.n-
Clinton
(.ity'n
soaial
set.
Only
of
Marmont
nr
fh,.-
..r
i.nii.
n
an,l
l"f
son
and
Ihe
ser.
derment.
horror
h.
U
nnnl.u
i
vanls
know
hnw
poor
Ihey
really
realize
Ihe
situation;
and
Ihe
'V'
,,ul
nrr
livin
,fl
'"I"
chorees
ntrninsi
hinr
t
n
i.in.
u
,,iat
'"
son
will
make
a
finnnci-
does
not
seem
possible
that
Ihese
nlly
,lfcessfnl
marriage
in
order
men
ewn
really
moan
what
Ihey
r,ro"P
l,IPr
lonune.
me
ser-charge
him
willu
They
ffnultlnV
vnn''
likewise
hope
for
such
an
possibly
believe
that
he
enroiiil-
'
f
y
'"
led
a
crime.
la'''
'or
rnany
months.
Then,
armed
with
Ihe
proof!
()nP-lay
""re
Ih
a
sensational
thai
Twyning's
son
is
the
father,
n'n,"rn,,n!
or
Hie
son's
courl-
of
Kffio
Briuhl's
child.
Murk
"'"P
"Y
maiden,
Ihe
eeks
out
lte
e,er
Twyning
io'n
Uiul
"""''d
Insults
con-
bash
him."
lie
enters
Ihe
office
,
r'
r
sweeinearl.
with
murder
in
hi
heart.
jj(.,0V,''''",',1"K
them,
proceeded
Hien
learns
that
Twyning's
sou
gave
his
life
In
battle.
He
softens
and,
Instead
of
wreaking
vengeance,
he
spares
Twyning,
his
arch
enemy,
(he-pain
of
knowing
his
son's
misdeed,
consoling
him
wflh
the
wonts:
"There,
there
fine
death.
fin
death
brne
lad
y
brave
lad,"
Marmoiil's
perfnrmarice
in
this
seem
in
a
fine
arcompUsltnint.
The
photarplay
;
"If
'winter
Conies'
U
filled
wlih
dramalle
scenes
nmk
slliiftllnns;
jliul
rank
high
above
the
screen
average-..
Subscribe
for
ibs
Dally
News,
and
Ibere
lo
"knock
the
Inr
out
of
Ihe
boy."
One
of
,e
howS
sends
him'
cbur
out
into
the
re.
ceplion
ball,
where
the
wugeless
buller
Joyously
kicks
hint
back
into
the
library
for
more
punish,
men!.
This
Is
one
of
Ihe
most
nmilllnr,
.nAA.
...
t
......i-imh
im
i:ih-
nrr
siiowil
on
Ihe
screen,
il
Is
said.
HEMORRHOIDS
ii
Do
sot
Buffer
mother
day
irltn
Itchlnr.
IfleJlnif.
or
Protnirti
rile
or
tlamorrbald.
i9
urdctl
ocrstlon
reUlrcd.
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to
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SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermaker,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
Is
pipped
lo
handle
nir
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL.
WORK.
-
PHONES
43
and
3M.