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t'AO.T
EDITION
Monday,
April
2,
1921.
EverxjBoy
Should
Be
Given
A
Chance.
Are
the
hoys
of
Prince
Rupert
given
(he
hest
possible
chance
in
life?
Thi'
question
is
a
most
difficult
one
to
ausxxfr.
II
is
slalcd
bx
'some
that-they
are
nut.
It
is
said
they
are
exposed
lo
an
unusually
large
numher
uf
temptations,
especially
the
temptation
lo
drink
alcoholics
to
excess.
It
is
said
that
condi
tion-
here
are
not
as
favorable
for
Ihe
hoy
as
they
might
he
if
the
heller
class
of
people,
would
unite
lo
make
them
heller.
The
fulure
of
the
country
belongs'to
Ihe
hoys
and
girl
of
today
and
what
the
world
is
lo
he
depends
largely
on
what
the
hays
and
girls
are
today.
These
young
people
want
chance
to
make
good.
They
waul
opportunity
and
the
elimina
tion
of
unnecessary
temptations
Jo
.fall
hy
Ihe
wayside.
Many
Plans
Are
.Worse
Than
Usleess.
Many
of
the
plans
fur
helping
hoys
and
girls
are
worse
than
useless.
Young
people
do
not
xvahl
to
he
helped.
The
way
lo
develop
character
is
to
teach
them
lo
help
lliemelves.
Just
how
this
is
lo
he
done
uo
one
can
exactly
.say,
hut
the
example
of
parents
counts
a
lot.
Some
hoys
do
npl
haxe
a
chance
hecause
their
parents
are
such
poor
specimens.
Perhaps
the
hest
way,
,to
give
the
hoys
a
chance
is
to
show
Ihem
rather
than
to
lell
them
or
lo
give
them.
'
Tammany
Stands
For
An
Unsavory
Mess.
Tammany
Hall
stands
jn
the
public
mind
of
(his
country
as
an
unsavory
nies.s,
a
political
machine
of
the
worst
kind,
with
a
hoss
who
is
an
autocrat
and
a
crook.
As
a
matter
of
fact
Tammany
is
nut
habitually
anything
of
the
sort.
It
is
simply
a
centre
of
political
aclixily
for
Ihe
'democratic
parly
in
Ihe
city
of
Nexv
York
and
to
mine
extent
of
the
slnle.
Lillic
has
been
beard
of
I
its
activities
of
late,
since
Ihe
day
of
Roosevelt.
lu
n
eily
with
ait
immense
foreign
population,
where
thousands
are
uneducated
and
unahle
in
speak
Ihe
language
of
the
coimlry,
il
is
easy
to
understand
how
ahu
ses
would
spring
up
in
couiiecliou
wjlh
any
political
organization.
In
the
United
Stales
il
is
Ihe
duty
of
the
party
to
look
after
its
friends
and
this
i
done
hy
the
Tammany
hosses
when
the
party
i-
in
power.
Yet
Tammany
is
mil
any
worse
prohahly
than
the,
Republican
organization.
All
Parties
Must
Organize.
All
political
parlies
must
organize
if
thev
wish
lo
succeed.
Tim
political
organization
should
he
formed
and
continued
for
Ihe
Lenent
of
the
rountry
through
the
party
which
it
hacks.
In
lhal
way
il
becomes
n
henericenl.
organization
and
often
it
has
great
power
for
good.
One
of
the
most
efficient
onrimizalinris
loday
and
one
that
must
cost
an
Immense
lot
of
somebody's
money
is
that
of
Ihe
Provincial
parly.
It
j
m
riding
out
literature
and
speakers
and
the
costs
are
paid
by
those
who
contribute
to
the
party
funds.
The
danger
is
that
thCse
contributors
xxill
later
expect
favors
from
the
government.
jut
as
Jho,
P,0,B.
man,
nossner,
was
looKiug
mr
a
ini
jon
u
me
parly
went
into
power,
Huntley
Gordon
nd
Gertrude
Astor
in.
'The
Wantera'
At
the
Waslholme
Tonight
and
Tomorrow,
Westholme,
Thursday
Ell
Minstrels.
Westholme,
Friday
and
Saturday
Mr-.
Wallace
Held
in
Unman
Wreckage.
Comedy.
Fun
from
Hie
Press.
SHOWS
THAT
LOVE
IS
NO
CLASS
RESPECTER
"The
Wanters"
Is
Story
of
Girl
Who.
Falls
In
Love
With
Employer
The
simple,
tinman
story
i;
again
proving
itself
Ihe
screen
superior
of
the
hi?,
rambling
irl.
Marie
-Pirevost
in,
"The
Wanters'
TIIK
daily
wRwa
MotHlay,
April
28,
u
,
Movies
and
Movie
People
Devoted
to
the
doings
and
sayings
of
those
who
entertain
the
public
WEEK
AT
THEATRES
Westholme,
Monday
and
Tuesday
"The
Wanters."
International
News.
Empress
Monday
Symphony
Concert.
Westholme,
Wednesday
"ruinpy,"
Comedy.
.
Fox
cws-tiacle.
Empress,
Wednesday
I'resbyl'Tian
C.C.I.T.
Hoinon.
Jam,
a
crook,
read
jof
this
in
a
new
pa
per.
Uo
J
not
only
anxious
to
gel
pos.es-
ion
of
t
lr
diamond,
hid
to
rid
liiniTlf
of
Ernest,
who
is
his
rival
for
Virginia's
hand.
lie
send
a
radio
message
lo
Ernesi
in
Hie
name
of
Ernest'
firm
In-l
rtirl
itir
him
not
lo
report
al
t!ii
firm's
office
iinlil
the.
morning
following
Hie
ship's
landing.
Jiirxis
in
certain
lhal
Hie
inler-
xeniug
evening
will
se
Ernest
al
Hie
Itnllixunl
home,
the
diamomi
with
him.
The
Boutonnlere
When
Ernest
reaches
Hie
llul-livanl
home,
he
is
reeeixed
b
Virginia's
maid,
Susan,
lie
askt
tier
lo
help
him
lo
snurlcn
up
a
hit
before
seeing
Virginia.
Susan
gixes
him
ii
gardenia,
and
he
adds
a
leaf
to
complete
the
bunion.
nieeiv
Ivini
tli
lu-n
liiellier
will.
...-
r-
a
hair
which
Hi
maid
pulls
out
Jof
her
hend.
j
later
lhal
exening
Ernest
'attacked
in
Hie
dimly
lighted
library
hy
Jarxis,
who
is
masked.
I
When
Ernest
fall'
unconscious.
(Jarxis
lake-
the
diamond
from
jhini.
In
the
struggle
the
gardenia
which
Ernest
wears
falls
iupoii
the
hearth.
Jarvis
discovers
that
the
gardenia
pinned
lo
Hie
lapel
of
his
coal
when
he
aid
pood.
night
In
Virginia
is
miiiig.
Complication
ensue
hut
all
comes
nut
rigid
in
tit
'end.
STORY
OF
STRONG
MAN
"IS
HUMAN
WRECKAGE
Plot
wills
a.
maze
of
mi'"-jwldow
of
wy
Re(J
Tjike,
Pw,
II
till.,
1
IIM7
It
MI'll"
I
Slahl's
.
production
of
"The1
ln
Wanlers
that
is
being
slmxvn
at
the
Westholm
tonight.
!
Play
Showing
Evils
of
Dope
There
is
something
"different":
VXhyilul
.Mrs
.Wallace
itelrf
about
this
picture,
and
credit
for
leave
her
houe
of
mourning
foi
the
refreshing
irxexvness
.
and
Hie
glare
or
Hie
simiio
spoiiisni?
dramatic
strength
of
the
silua-!
Why
did
she
break
the,
usual
lions
is
larpely
due
to
the
genius
rule
or
widow's
recrement,
to
re
of
Mr.
Stahl.
the
director.
(enter
moving
pictures?
Wilhoul
becoming
a
preach-
The
answer
is
this:
Itecau
menL
the
theme
presents
a
strong,
I'",
or
all
women,
na
na.,
tiroiishl
most
foreilily
to
her
the
nee.l
of
a
moral
axx-akening
another
great
reformation
a
Ixxentielh
cptilury
crusade
against
a
foe
many
times
stronger
than
the
Infidel
of
old.
she
has
made
a
supreme
f.
fori
lo
collect
the
broken
thread)
of
her
life
ami
piere
them
inlr
one
fabric
lo
carry
on
a
noble:
wi;rk.
To
set
her
in
her
present
upect
of
crusader,
fine
would
ay
she
wa
a
Oihrallar
of
sin.!
icisni.
Yet
it
is
sheer
grit
am
delermination
thai
is
keeiing
hci
sorrow.benumheit
faculties
to.
jgellier.
!
Her
devotion
a
a
wife
and
iil'ilher,
her
lalent
m
an
arre
I
her
convictions
as
a
reformer
i
nil
these
innule
forces
she
ha?
comhiiied
in
building
up
Hie
grealesl
achievement
of
hci
career.
In
"Human
Wreckage,"
Hie
greal
tieture
sermon
'which
she
has
completed
she
has
pro.
lesson,
related
through
the
cx-'11
""
rP'n
hPr
"n"l-perienres
of
a
girl
of
humble
'"."
"f
!nP
P'o'dem
which
con.
stale
who
accepts
a
portion
as
,n'"
"
mnid
in
a
millionnire'-
home
In
"H""'""
W
reckage-
not
the
,nT
"
n
w'-k!lnr-.
"
l
ih"
order
to
be
near
the
beautiful
ii.in.
i,,
nitt-nv.
rnve.i
a
"ry
or
a
man.
tug
Loin
in
na.
wlien,urP
an'1
a
nfan
billerly
new
world
opens
up
for
her
the
the
l
good-looking
young
man
or
"PI""'
o
Ihe
illegal
IrafHc
In
fnmiti-
mnriorn
L,.iiii.r.
narcotics;
a
leader,
in
fact,
in
Ihe
rani
in
her
eslimalimi.
rails
in
U
"f
,',0M'
,riw
love
with
her
and,
propose
mar.
GRUMPY
IS
STORY
OF
INTRIGUE
AND
LOVE
Curious
Complications
In
Picture
Story
at
Westholme
For
Midweek
Andrew
Hullivanl,
,
a
retired
criminal
lawyer,
spends
his
lime
iinainly
in
living
up
lo
his
tille
of
Virumpy."
In
his
retirement
of
his
country
estate
he
favors
Ihe
marriage,
of
his
granddaugh-ler,
Virginia,
lo
Ernest
Heron
when
Ernest
shall
have
proven
himself
able
lo
ansunie
malrimr.
nidi
rcpnnil)i1ilien,
Ernest
goes
lo
South
AmVriea
for
a
diamond
firm
and
on
his
relum
voyage,
carries
a
valuable
peni
In
deliver
In
hit
firm
Ini
dhis
evil
from
the
fnre
of
Ihe
riage.
Jtul
Hie
narrow
prejudice
',rth-
,
,,u
'I'wnfall
coming
and
seirjsh
jealousies
.of
Ihe
i-xt-rxxorM,
a-
n
noes
in
chronic
"xvanlers".
of
Ihe
story
mn,n'
ca'",
"f
"ImJlar
na-take
an
active
part
in
her
ro-l,"r,,
,"
fill,,',
",
"anlP
mance
anil
nearly
succeed
in
ll'a'
,,",p,,
,,ac
'"""M
MnT"
ruining,
it
before
they
are
ud-i,,lmf,,r
,,,",,n
recoury.
Il
deply
axvakened
In
their
cruel,'
"'ese
silent
figlderi-,
xxho.
lnio,.lice
of
their
Irenlmeiil
,,t
ll.ei'"
soinary
places,
xvage
war
agauisi
uie
unseen
lleasl.
'tlial
Mrs.
Ileid
pays
Iribiile
In
"llurivan
Wreckage."
The
Man
m
the
Moon
SAYS
HOW
would
II
ha
In
Inslilule
a
missing
word
competition,
us-ing
senlrriees
somellilng
like
"'is:
"
snii
Ihe
man,
aw
Hie
engine
slopped
jusl
as
be.
was
hair
way
oxer
lo
Ihe
hII
Lakes."
'10
wear
or
not
lo
wear.
Mr.
.lusllce
Martin
says
lady
barri-
lers
In
bis
courl
niusl
doff
their
headgear,
but
ofher
judges
are
willing
In
haxe
them
parade
(heir
fealhers
before
Ihe
prisoners
al
Die
bar.
TO
bo
able
o
pay
a
beautiful
lerfeet
Interior
mish
!
cJn
interesting
Story
hy
Satin-filo
fan-
r
(
)
'ML'
SA
the
HAPCO
chemist
com
WHEN
mencrd
his
eipcrlments
and
reMrarch
work,
he
souftht
to
proJuce
a
perfect
Interior
finlxh
for
walli,
woodwork
and
furniture.
Hit
tuccctiful
result
was-,'SatIn.(;io"-a
atln-like
finUh
that
1
easy
to
apply,
dry
quickly
lo
a
hard,
smooth,
wathable
surface.
It
docs
not
fadr
out
or
change
odor.
"Satin.
Clo"
is
finely
around
;
only
mills
which
are
used
In
manufacturing
the
finest
grade
enamels
are
used
In
the
production
of
this
new
interior
finish.
Exery
hatch
Is
strained
through
a
250
meh
brass
xxire
bolting
cloth
:
every
can
Is
ln
pected.
"SATIN-CLO"
SAVES
THE
EXPENSE
OF
NEW
FURNITURE
"SATIN-CLO"
Is
so
free
of
grit
and
foreign
particles
that
it
makes
an
Ideal
finish
even
for
the
highest
grade
furniture.
Do
not
discard
or
sell
your
old
shabby
looking
furniture,
"SatinGlo"
will
restore
it
to
Its
former
brightness
t
In
many
Instances
this
perfect
tinitli
hat
far
surpassed
the
original
treatment
on
furniture
like
chairs,
tables
and
chests
of
drawers,
for
color,
toneand
durability.
Make
"Satln-Clo"
your
household
renovator
this
Spring.
ALL
THE
LEADING
PAINT
STORES
HAVE
tinGlo
BAPCO
PRODUCT
mm
Manufactured
by
BRITISH
AMERICA
PAINT
CO
VtCtOSI
COOrf
CALOf
(OaONfCN
SI6IN
Satin
Gto
2i
Sold
by
A.
W.
Edge
Co.
and
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd.
lady
lo
plead
for
you,
even
before
a
judse,
is
a
nexv
prix
liege.
Formerly
Hie
women
did
a
lot
of
pleading
for
worthless
men
without
being
paid.
AT
an
afternoon
lea
if
everybody
slops
to
listen,
it
Is
easy
In
guess
(be
kind
of
slory
thai
is
being
told.
-
TIIEHE
are
two
unpardonable
sins.
One
ilo
possess
a
million
dollars
and
the
other
Is
(o
be
wilhoul
a
slnKl
spoadukle.
A
SCCCESSFIJI,
man
Is
one
who
has
reached
n
point'
where
Ihe
mud
stingers
begin
lu
lake
notice
of
him.
THE
most
successful
woman
in
the
world
is
(he
one
who
has
given
the
worl
a
family
perpetuates
her
Ideals,
lhal
THE
school
report
on
Tommy's
work
Showed
be
behaved
ipille
bad;
And
Tommy's
mother
murmured
then:
"How
esaclly
like
his
dad."
"
MANY
years
ago
rlcphaiils
and
other
wonderful
creatures
roam,
ed
over
Ibis
country
but
Ihe
lml
elTeel
of
Ihe
larilf
Is
seen
In
Hie
rnct
Hint
not
onn
ln
lo
be
found
hero
now.
Bubcrlbe
for
the
Dally
Mows,
Family
Shoe
Store
Again
under
the
.Management
of
J.
MYHILL-J0NE8.
Several
year
with
Hudson's
Hay
Company.
Vancouver
Moderate
Prices,
Courtesy,
and
above
all
Fit
Guaranteed
3rd
Ave.
Phone
357.
Wau
Ma
Atxxj
and
Qmmd
Atfcl
la
tta
fliramount
Pictart
Crumfcy
'
A
William
de
MUlc
Productions
-
Showing
tit
I
lie
Weslholntc
Theatre
Wednesday
night
only.