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DAILY
EDITION
Monday,
March
19,
192s
GOOD
EXHIBITION
REPORT
The
report
t
the
Kxhii.iti.-ii
Association
for
presentation
io
the
annual
meeting
will
e
a
most
optimistic
one,
we
are
told,
and
should
bt-
most
eiuoui
aging
to
those
who
will
carry
on
the
affairs
next
year.
The
directois
,ire
to
,.
oiijrutiii.ited
on
their
success.
They
must
hae
worked
hard
to
brin
,t
a.,,t
..iid
at
the
same
time
to
stage
an
exhibit
i
hat
w.i-
worthy
of
The
c
ity
,,:id
district.
We
join
with
the
direi
t..i
in
urjriiiv:
n
meeting
torn
w
e.-iii:,.
i
-
rjrania'.!'
general
suppoi-.
not
onl
nom
!i
iiiies-men
i
Next
year,
we
suggest.
.
n..rt
l-
made
'
visitors
tn
o..,e
i.ere
:l',il
.ng
the
lair
w-er.
done
is
not
plain
tun
it
is
-onieihinif
veiv
mi
!ai
Ke
turnout
at
the
i
is
'
ii
deserving
ot
at
f
in
all
citizens,
o
ii.
lu.
r
more
district
i
ut
now
this
is
to
be
n
he
desired.
'
REGISTER,
REGISTER,
REGISTER
Don't
forget
;o
register,
if
voj
aiv
not
aireaiiy
on
the
list
of
voters.
The
eredo.n
may
not
he
held
until
late
summer
or
fall
but
even
that
will
lie
to.,
iate
to
regiMer
in
order
to
get
a
vote.
The
time
to
do
it
is
now.
so
that
the
list
may
he
properly
certified
at
the
next
court
of
revision.
I
her
are
iwa
a
lot
of
people
who
are
not
on
the
list
who
when
the
time
comes
would
like
to
vote.
Neglect
now
causes
regrets
later.
We
are
not
concerned
with
what
side
you
are
on.
The
most
important
thing
at
election
time
is
for
the
will
of
the
Sectors
to
be
carried
out.
So
we
say,
again:
Register
now!
RAILWAY
CONSTRUCTION
S.
J.
Hfcngerford,
vice-president
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
made
it
very
clear
at
Edmonton
Saturday
when
speaking
at
the
banquet
given
to
celebrate
the
opening
of
the
Canadian
National
new
railway
station,
that
railway
facilities
would
only
be
built
to
follow
population
and
not
to
precede
it.
In
other
words
the
railways
are
no
longer
gambling
on
futures
but
must
pav
their
way
as
they
go.
The
statement
is
the
railway
point
of
view
and
not
necessarily
that
of
the
government,
except
that
the
government
calls
upon
the
railway
management
to
make
good
and
that
it
must
do.
In
doing
so
they
cannot
afford
to
take
chances
with
the
people's
money,
even
though
it,
may
be
felt
that
in
the
long
run
the
policy
may
be
a
good
one.
CANADIAN
HANKS
SJTANU.
HIGH
In
a
list
issued
by
the
California
Bank
at
Los
Angles,
ft
V
noticed
that
British
and
Canadian
banks
stand
very
high
in
the
amount
of
deposits
received.
The
list
is
headed
by
five
English
banks
Midland.
Lloyds.
Barclays,
Westminster
and
National
Provincial.
Then
comes
the
National
City
Bank
of
New
York
and
the
Federal
Reserve
and
Chase
National
of
the
same
city.
Following
these
close
is
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada.
The
Bank
of
Montreal
is
only
slightly
lower
and
is
followed
by
the
Bank
of
England.
Six
American
hanks
come
next
and
then
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce.
After
the
Bank
of
Commerce
is
the
Commonwealth
Bank
of
Australia.
Other
Canadian
and
British
banks
rank
high,
there
being
in
the
150
listed
ito
American
and
60
British,
the
former
with
nineteen
billions
of
dt
posits
and
the
latter
with
over
eighteen
billions.
It
I
noted
too
that
in
the
English
speaking
world
there
are
in
addition
to
thi-.
list
2i.nnn
-mailer
banks,
the
jrreat
majority
of
which
are
domiciled
in
the
United
States.
Hot
porridge
for
cold
days
PORRIDGE
Heat
biscuits
with
water
in
sauce
pan
unti!l
mixture
thickens.
Salt
and
serve
with
milk
or
cream.
MADE
AT
NIAGARA
FALLS
r
Ht.nK
AT
THEATItE.
Stamtay
8t.
Patrick's
Day
concert
under
d:rectorahlp
of
Dougherty.
Tuesday
Simple
8U"
Coniedy.
Paramcunt
News.
Wednesday
am
-
Thainley
Dorcthy
Uackalll
and
Jack
Mul-hall
In
"Smile.
Brother.
Smile."
Juvenile
Comedy
"She's
a
boy."
Paths
Review.
Friday
and
Saturday.
Two
Arabian
Knights.
Matto-Ooldwrn
News.
"SIMPLE
SISM
IS
STORY
OF
GIRL
WHO
WANTS
TO
catc
tIMis
)T
LOVE
MITC
10
mend
looks
on
with
ssd
eyes
at
tR
.lo
invemaklna
of
ntettv
Bdle.
one
soA-wW-ex)ss
-1n-rBV'ytt.
aftd
he
latter,
believing
that
heaven
has
st
last
heard
her
petitions,
hurries
to
tur
park
st
the
appointed
hour,
meets
the
big
boss.
Is
bawled
out.
and
finds
herself
alone
on
the
park
bench
wttti
the
arc
light
Just
right
for
courtship,
snd
no
one
to
court.
ATTACKED
HV
TIIH1
As
Slssle
mourns
her
fsva
a
nick-
him
by
profuse
thanks
snd
determined
ogllnss
Frightened,
but
falling.
Jerry
allow
himself
to
be
lured
Into
lln-
eering
In
the
park
with
Slssle
snd
aea-
lug
her
home
afterward
Her
heme
is
a
tenement
room,
across
the
had
from
which
poor
Mrs
OkJ-bouii
!
about
to
die.
leaving
ihree:.ser
oli
Buddy
Slssle
whispers
this
feelingly
to
Jerry
as
he
leaves
her
at
the
door
and
he
appears
murk
touched.
Bui
the
neat
any
he
seems
cold
and
iiiMxnt
Hud
8!fi
la
in
tbe
dumps
sgaln.
I.M
MIKV
WOIIKI
IIO'
U.,
fj...l
j
.
i
..
THE
DAILY
NET73
Msndjo
.V.
ssasa
WHAT
I
MIGHT
HAVE
BEEN
As
Told
by
Harold
C.
Uurr
BY
CONSTANCE
TAI-MADGE
UI
SHOULD
Uk
to
have
dnneed
ail
1
over
the
world
Ilk
Isadora
Dun-ean-if
I
hadn't
been
a
mptloij-DjcHure
efrej
.
When'.lNorma.
Natalie
and
I
were
children
'h
Brcoklyn
w
always
played
;
circus,
t
ws'
forever
b?!ne
cast
tar
the
clown,
and
ra:i
around
in
my.
petticoat
wltii
my
face
covered
with
Hour,
i
That
was
as
near
as
we
couM
com
ta
the
rltht
tnaks-up
But
It
wasn't!
the
pert
1
woaid
have
selected.
'
I
I
wanted
to'dsiire.
1
wanted
to
Il.r
iin.l
leap,
and
die
like
a
swan.
Hut
that
l(rt
easy
a
It
lomks
or
Miml.
I
on
Id
lea
all
rig
lit.
hat
dying
rame
liortl
Is
me-i-ance
I
eat
In
the
air.
I
nrarly
broke
my
neck
three
time
iry-hir
Ut
rile
like
that
swan.
t'lrullf.
1
sprained
my
left
ankle,
and
help
me
to
tit
away
with
hl
that
wa
my
wan
wvnK
o
far
at
heewHtaj
a
MI
lmeaii
was
interned.
!
'
"Then
I
transferred
my
ambition
to
make
of
myelf
the
beat
bunny-hug
lancer
acre
the
bridges.
1
rarer
po-
.
greased
any
farther
.aan
our
own
home
with
the-e
fantastic
steps.
But.
attar
.ill.
dreaasj
can
carry
dims
faatar
than
on
a
nttimxun
iwu.
n
.
w"
wu
roNT.txr
i
i.viim;e
"I
smarted
in
ihiure."
dancM
f
tha
colorrul
paganu
.;
llaabatlkaia
maaaaaut
araat
Intarnreta
Mrptaim.
and
I
oould
.Mlly
vlalon
my-
M(
w
mmte.
rol.
'
Ta0,,ul
j
jiefctng
Irk
km.
the
hay
motad
ep:
woiKler
ot
a
ttartlad
wrW.
,
,
ol
tM
nwawan
peasant.
stoifcaW
French
But
ataa
tar
my
tlH
hmtinfi!
I
MIIH-
"
.
waa
In
Bietum
anctly
two
years
b-
.
.
.
.
fore
I
sot
a
chawee
to
watts.
I
Pi
-mntint
ran
he
-okI
url
ttsd.
imkI
t;
every
dUeetor
about
my
ambritan
but
altkouab
Itt
arwwya
been
eaat
for
a
herotoe
wtb
a
aens.
ot
humor
I
at-!
,
fajatfcoven-,
tlJM
,
ilMten
70
.ln
lt
an
epp-rtwtKy
to
how
thatj
,mM!
,
,
lrnM,tlble
I
bawe
It
la
mt
d-rtre
to
whirl
around
aoaUMaoily
In
t
.
'
danee
ttaaa
of
apontaaeous
toy.
It
U
"f
roar.
tfti
Iea
not
mean
that
,
,.7
.
I
d
nl
ear.
far
bllrom
dsnring.
.,e
at
the
M,
thrMH
of
h,y
B
1
rto.
to
mawt
such
rhapsody
with
Rwwarah
TaVwtrrHS.
Me
.lanee.
M,
(Mfc
j
.(wv
,
lh,
wwr,
.htnce.l
a
tlsja,
ant
I
sMtl
eer
far-
b
llm.n
h.
aet
the
lMatimi
Mey-
ae
ae
wfM)
M
,rr,
the
rtMHn.
w
a(MtaMirBMe
at
berk
that
tnterrrt
;
the
trafr
aaM
eomedle-
of
life."
Why
should
I
like
to
bay
been
a(
dancer?
Dancing
la
so
ailrt
and
has
such
Tamswraw
lohn
I'hlllp
su.
a
variety
of
forma
the
oM
Morris,
iCopjrrtfM
by
Pubic
Ledger,
ftHTTf
Tf
HtT
raqueat
for
a
date,
to
both
f
.
T
sua
couceaea
with
startling
ulaoir.
:
"SMILE,
BROTHER,
SMILE!"
:;
IS
UNUSUAL
PICTURE
To
be
Shown
at
tlx
MM-tw.k
lo
with
Jar
Mallull
and
Iw.n.ito
Us
Wall
lsdin;
'Smile.
Brother.
Smile."
a
Fir.-'
N.t-
A
tlcnal
pin
taws
here
at
the
mld-wtek
.
described
by
those
a
ho
ruve
seen
It
a.
an
unusual
pnotoatay
Unusual
in
ih
uv.ae
that
It
treat
of
a
phase
of
hu-
man
endeavor
that
doesn't
often
mii
,0,
its
wsy
to
the
screen
The
commerce
trareler
has
not
often
been
accorded
4,
the
position
of
Importance
to
which
hr
is
entitled
in
the
field
or
business
4.
Oonalder
that
every
article
you
eon-
44tttM4tt'f
nun
practically,
first
reached
the
nuukiii
v
ii'v
mwuiwm
via
in
nmiun
'of
the
traveling
salesman
Your
food-jstufs
packate
goods
and
bulk,
your
'clothing,
your
toilet
srtlclss.
your
j
bocks,
your
furniture
ail
were
sold
to
BE
LOVED
BY
SOMEBODY
ioL
1
v
JJ?TiL?nZ
.
pie
you
eat-
so
to
speak.
up'
Thlt
whv
h"
deserves
consideration.
Poor
Sla-artlfldal
fee'.
Jouncing
tefore
her
everlastingly
with
aocil
in
omul.
srauwr
SmUe.
which
Charles
R
Roger
produced
for
T'.r.
National
Plcturm
and
of
the
ironing
Udlea.
and
the
nar.fty
-"'
D"T
big
boss.
Oscar.
Passionately.
Blasie
Wiibs
fcr
s
saeet
petcoty
of
ber
owu.
nmiu
nave
ine
leaiiirea
leading
roles.
Di
Jsak
M'
k.
m
n.r
tn
her
"r
nssBTCMii
irsveiiar
.
latere
evajiuatMi
Swi
tHm
nnh.
n4
prayers.
Because
of
ner
Booninr
syo-
.
J
j:
.
T
..-in.
kai
iiihhri
Ymr
"
good
bs
has
M
determlna-
Slmale
Sis."
tlon
sad
abfitty
with
the
Invaluable
i
assistance
of
the
telephone
girl,
played
Edle.
by
mistaha
sfps
ISM
th
"
Dorwthy
Macksill.
"TWO
ARABIAN
KNIGHTS"
IS
HILARIOUS
PICTURE
I
Arabls
Hill
be
.llere
s4
tteefc-
Kiul
with
UlllbMi
Hard
la
lsar
Iwrl
txicket
ouwyfoou
un
snd
Is
about
to
"'"
etMsliU"
Is
roraing
nh
her
wallet
vhan
ah
tliaa
llll
.
"
SSetUre-gnerS
Will
SSe
William
juuu
trick
she
has
learned
at
the
""W
a
hh
nnt
")r
Kntn
PP'"
L
A.
A.
She
has
him
begging
for
merry.
anoe
since
his
Volts
Bcatman
when
Jerry
O'Orady
the
girl-shy
"
t
husky
little
driver
of
the
laundry
truck
arrives
Jerry
tries
s
bit
of
his
science
on
the
thief,
who
limps
off
with
mgw.
black
eyes
snd
abject
apologies.
IIHKO
THItto
KKTIir.
AT
Handing
her
scattered
belongings
to
'.ha
admtHng
and
bewildered
Blasts.
Jerry
OXlrady
Is
about
to
Uke
hrs
ds-
psrttire
when
the
disheveled
lady
performance
in
"The
This
time
the
popu-
CAUGHT
BAD
COLD
WHILE
OUT
PLAYING
NOT
PROPERLY
DRESSED
Un.
L.
start
ie,
UQlsi,
Alia.,
write.:
"M
yoeooest
child
baa
a
verv
mA
be
him
by
the
cost-uil
and
h.lds
!
eo1
whii'h
ahe
got
by
going
out
play-
muug,
aaia
wiSMi
as
yreBsxny
drtrsftd.
"She
got
so
boarM
tlrS
eonll
asrdly
V,
nd
her
thrust
and
chest
were
Very
tore.
ah
''IMJJ
evertteiag
ayanaole,
but
m-rrvn
no
rrnax
untu,
anally,
I
eil'k
lettle
of
4
erebrej'
Dr.
Wood's'
Norway
Pine
Syrup
i.ce..Udte.
O'Orady
fmall,
-r.ws
W
JZ,
W
''"V
d
v
hu
.orw
po,m
of
aslart!
Wp;i,rlkllT,.rM,ttf'U
U"
V
her
to
go
with
him
to
the
lsundry-1
"
I)r
Vnl
a"
K.
tu.
wh'n
th-
mu",c
rt:;
,Th"'.
ta
most
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Amman
Knights
a
A,n-t:'ix
story
with
most
of
the
wsr
hut
in
uf
the
laun'.u'
left
out
"Two
Arabian
Knights"
comes
here
s:
t!ie
weak-end.
It
vas
made
under
the
-upenrlslon
A
John
W
Oonsldlne,
Jr
(or
Caddo
Productions,
a
new
United
Artists
unit,
headed
by
Howard
Hughes
Director
'
e
wis
Hllestone,
who
came
Into
pro-mine
ncr
only
abort
time
ago
with
The
Csve
Man."
has
tried
to
make
wlftly-mcving
picture
of
hlhuwus
stt-rstlotts
into
which
s
first
sergeant
nd
a
private
get
when
they
escape
a
"erman
prison
camp,
in
Arab
disguise,
h
spite
of
their
efforts,
they
land
In
Arabia
and
both
fail
in
love
with
an
;mrr"s
daughter.
Then
the
fna
begins.
Mary
Astor
plays
the
girl,
while
bouts
Volhelm
takes
the
chief
character
le.
that
of
Sergeant
Peter
McOaJfney.
"The
Revolutionary
War
was
one
that
ires
in
history
aa
a
period
f
super--tls
heroism,"
decuuas
Director
Mile-
tone.
The
Civil
War
was
war
ot
'!,
brother
agntaat
brofhar.
But
his
last,
th.
World
War,
greatest
of
5
sng:
metitien
hat
harotaaa.
None
will
talk
Of
ha
sad
pan.
The
only
attitude
the
"terana
take
la
on
of
kidding.
They
rr
member
the
funny
Incidents
the
other
evarlts
they
'want
to
forget
as
quickly
s
W't
TaJils
fhX.vatavmns'
own
viewpoint.
Milestone
bJTgotton
bis
two
prtnelpala
Into,
a,
verflgbls
parade
of
laughable
ntuauons.
(
-T
made
the
picture
sspeclslly
for
those
who
wen
In
tiw
war
and
those
who
weren't,"
says
the
dteedtor.
ST.
PATRICK'S
m
AT
HOMEOFMRS.
RORIE
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u.A.
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far
Iniee.
freer
IWly
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The
st.
Patrtek's
Day
tea
given
by
the
omen's
susillaxy
of
toe
AngHaan
Church
on
Saturday
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Oeorge
Horte
aroved
aery
suoosas.
rut.
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spaetoua
roorm
were
artlsti-cslly
decorated
wrih
shameocks
and
the
sea
taMa
with
daXSMUsj.
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largo
nsha-ber
of
htdle.
attested
sM's
-etfrff-va.
needing
forty
donaea
waa
netted
ftr
the
funds
of
the
eegenlmUon.
Ura.
Andrew,
president
of
the
suillHu-y,
snd
Mrs
Rii.
snd
Mrs
Markie
received
with
Mrs
Rorte.
Mm
Tremayne
and
Mrs.
U-pine
poured,
while
th-ise
sorvlng
ere
Mr
West.
Mrs
Metan.
Mrs
Puller)
snd
Mrs
Smith
The
caehief
Was
Mrs
Bar
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n
king
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