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CEMBER 5 1919. ‘ ' - ” ”
'QE A L _ ___ . __ _~ ' 0' * _ '_1"/fraE~'cHAaI§o<rTE'rowNGUARDIAN“ _ - _ `PAcE-Eanyign
' Wm V ‘. 0117" '_' V :vw V . Hrnvrwtvw W V Y   _ _.
a:."...'l_..l"'-`...__'- '$40,000 num   
ln New York
Does ivour
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I do!
752 _ _ _
hands and”
‘ numerals
are coated
with a ~
substance
containing
real radium
/QM '
lfillilfl,
‘ | lllllolltl-tho lov-~
-__ _ out priced Rldlullto-
/ it-ini uni" “uh for
‘ _ outdoor workers, nov
_ _; __,- _ tionllis and boys
i* \
_ `H I1‘|' 9; mullin-
'|0 2' '
9 1, _
ll. 
_ ___  is
We torhu ry
Rn el lo_I I to- ‘
I srnnll lixorl lla i
:ii-.lilo n|\_elu\evl in °
nit-iu~l.sNl|l| ron-
uirnruninn. ,nw
rllld
Diutneiuin
l 9 ,A*°
Look for the store witll
an Ingersoll display.
_ROBT._ H. INGERSOLL & BRO. ,
in annum' sr. uoN'rsEAL. c/tu.
ll
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Psoussloru Clans
_-_-..._ ~
End Avenue, near_ Ninety-third St.
Alexlllldel' said to his chuulieunwllom
l‘9_ l`_°8l1l'¢lI\<l as ii coniidelitlal mini:
luxe the usual time on Friday morn-
.}l=H. so ‘I_cau tulle the money to the
_i»ank. Vie had a big w¢e|¢_ yu.,
know.” ~ '
_ lt was fifteen minutes earlier than
\the~ time for his usual, morning call
when Thomas ilochlcrt. the cllaufteui'
the apartment house that he was wait-
.ng. As he throu' a robe .wer .the
feet ot his employer and the black
_hun _onthe floor-_oil the hig niarqfm.
colored touring car, Rochforg mm-.
ln_ll_l’r<l that it was a line turkey which
'HS 4‘ll'|Dl0l'f‘r had sent as a Thanks"-
lgiving present to the ltochiori tint at
752 Coluuibus,'A\'enue_ _aud`1zhat "ull
the fan1i1'3' enjoyed it."
Alexander smiled. said a _word or
two about his p_leusu_re that' the gift
had been appreciated. and then turned
to_ watch u negro hall porter 'who ap-
parently was danclnga jig in from
0' Ui!! allartnieni _house on the other
Side of the street, but who was really
shouting it warning to the },0,,p_,.y
merchant. _As Alexander turned his
head baekhe' storied. tor he. was
l°°kll18 into theburrel ot' a pistol and
‘a cold voice was saying:
“Kick that bag out on th'e walk, and
Ilchft say a word or l‘ll_kill you." _
ilow the rest of this crowded inci-
' dent pr-og~ressed~ Alexander was quite
unable to tell_ 'ln_l\iis conference later
with lnsnetxtors .nhn J. Gray and
Josepl1_0l"aurot a d the detectives ol
the ,West i09tli,gtreet Station. . Ho
f|'J@Sll'f l¢ll0\l‘_ ‘how he and tho bag
WON* l'0llcd out oi' the car or how he
and the chauffeur, Hociifort. wore
chased back into the corridor ofthe
unartiuent house and warned that if
they came. out they would be killed.
He does remoniber seeing four
"Wil D119 il1l0_tl_10 automobile and one
inf them apparently an expert chauf-
»ienr. throw in the clutch and wheel
the car around, .
llearing of the crime, inspectors
Cray and,1_~‘auro_t asked Alexander and
his' chauffeur 1o,cbme to Police Head-
quarters to look over the Rogues
_G-azllery. _Noticiiig that- Rochlort .took
‘only slight interest in the pictures of
criminals. the inspectors invited him
into an inner ofllco. ‘There he told ii
story yesterday afternoon that catuscri
inspector Thomas Walsh, in command
of detectives at the West 100th Street
Station, to send a squad oi big men
running to a iiat at 129 West Ninety-
sixth street. John Handy, o chauffeur.
was standing in front of the house.
"What, arenft you working today,
llund'/?" the detectives asked.
"Nothing to do." replied Handy.
“How .did you fellows know me?"
"i’We didn't until just now," said
Detective Sherry: “Como on in the
house. Let's have a talk."
-Handy demurred. but the delec-
llves were live and he was only one,
» Inside” the fiat was William Cun-
ningham, who describes himself as a
Jblerk.
“Mr. Doherty, some friends of mine
_who wish to talk to me," said Handy,
addresshig Cunningham.
‘ ‘°W'e're glad to know you. Mr. Pun-
ninghn.m," said Sherry, “We‘re detec-
tives. Now, go on, W`nere's that
money?" '
Tied up in a neat little brown paper
package in a. cupboard the detectives
‘found two little bmwn paper pnck~
ages. inside each of the little pack-
ages was $8.000 'in notes and certtlled
`~
Dr. K. W. McKinnon
VETERINARY BURGEON.
Office, 189 Kent Street.
Opposite Moroll Hotel. Phono 764
J. D. Stewart, K.C.
Barrister, Solicitor' and Notary Public
Newsom Block, Charlottetown.
Branch Office, Georgetown.
Money to Lban on Roni Estate.
S. S.‘Hess1an
Barrister, Solicitor. Notary Public, atc.
'MONEY TO LOAN
Montague -:- _ -:- P. E. inland
HARRIS 8: HORTON
ARCH\TECTS '
Bank of Nova Scotia Bulldinl
Jac. E. Harris, Charlottetown
W. T. Horton, Halifax
2470-ll-22Mstt3wks.
GORDON T. ALLEY.
M.D L.R.C.I’.& S.
Physician ,and Surgeon
Ofliee and Residence, 62 Prince Street*
272542-2Mtf
checks.
“Where did you get this money?"
asked Sherry.
"Earned it." snld llnndy. "Found lt."
said Cunningham.
“'i'll keep it for you." replied Sherry.
Both Handy and Ctinnlnghain were
held last night at »' the West 100th
Street Station, and imchlort. whose
story had caused the trip to the Nine
l-,'-svixtli street lint., was in another
cell on a charge of complicity in grand _
llurcency. Alexander visited the sta-
tion house and said he could identify
un off coRNs_ \
lr oofsrn Hum _
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Get rid of every corn and callus
for few cents »
Morson _& Duifye
Barriltoro and Attornoyl
Solicitors for Royal Bank of Canada.
MONEY T0 LOAN.
McLeod & Bentley
W. E. lontloy, K.C.
Barrister and Attornoyat-Law
MONIY T0 LOAN.
°fll¢o - Bank of N. I. Chambers
MARK la lloGl1l(lAN» ll A
Barrister, lolknor. Notary Rolllo
" Ilkley to use
Uolorn lloot. Ululottoiown.
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Drop a little Freoaoue on on aching
corn, instantly that 'corn stops hurt-
Ȣ l ao,bit. You magic!
‘Wy 'eri¢tIli'nYour llr\Ill:|st`lo1ls B l
tiny bottle of Freenone lor o low
cents. sulliolent to rid your feetot ev-
ery bard corn. soft com, or corn be- |
_ , _ NEW vomr. nov. ao.-I an
'  _  _(_?.oo\'l§e Alexander left his, ptliillry
wa C , _ _et_ull in Washington market lato-'un
\“ @‘l"el“l3Y lllxllt. after il record
0 Q _ 'woek's sale of fowls for Thanksgiving
time in at 0 aw-=~.  »»  »» 
, -_ - _ _ -W0 wl.h him than to leave itzin
_ he market, which sate blowers might
enter at any time. That sum rapid.
_-*_8llled.liis cash reserve and the in.
Louie-for part oi'_the week. _ '_
_ Ah he alighted from 'his uutompijiic
‘ll the apartment house at 600 West
_ 'll\0l1ll~H. come around a little be-
telephoned up fronvthe corridor gr.
i ~~ ing of the etomaeh.'o]",tan lending to
- gastritis nccompoiiiotl l' serious sto-
mach ulcers.” l~‘ood i’\~i~montn und cours
_,` ~ cl-oetlna the distressing pfoa which din-
o _ tondrg the atoiunch nn ilmrcrl " the
4_4 normal functions of the vita lntothol
o _ .
~ i “ir-~
wich it serious oo dltimi or to
' have n<;_r‘\i;\itr|m:=_ig_i_¢doffe_c: o;\__ tl\o__=t'p-_
I ht out f th dr. awe on
hu:-_ugtrilfiiinchi nougrllilg thcla axcu laid
-,mi prevent its rorrnatlon :nd 00%#
iisnia (in lmwdnr or tablet iorm--npvor
-_h, inoxpensire in take an -t it
iiillilmtlorm of moungsin for st ooh
»*;~.
‘ Add `> Z
 l?oo¢¢lt
of the gang visited
the morning. looked at
money and -said it wus 'irish
Alexander 'told 'inspector Fanrot
that he had hired ltochfort tive
months ago and'hl<l considered him
as a “sort oi 'colilllleiitial inan_." lt had
been the custom of the 'poultry incr-
chant,_durlug the so-cnilctl “crime
wave." to take his moneyhonie with
him frequently, and ' tho' cliuuileur
know_zbout this, Alexander said. and
had warned him' against the practice.
$1,2oo.090 A- _yuh is A|.u caa-
TOONIST_‘»' WHO " COUL'DN'T
_ MAKE GOOD i8 GETTING
' NOW 'fu
_ NEW \'0RK.'Dec. Zl..-The 'fi knew
ilirrl When* Club was hurdat it.
-Not in years have its members get
a thrill comparable to bhatwtteceivod
,last week over the announcement that
Larry Bemo‘n,'cartoonist oi' a sort
yenrsugo ou Evening Telegram at
$35 per, had_ signed u contract with
the _vltagruph 'wliich will not him
something like _ 53.001000 in three
years. _` , _ ,
_ "W.bnt's t,-liut,_a _telephone number?"
ventured’a member asi! to open' the
discussion oitbis impossible thing.
"No, it cnn't- possibly be. because
Lliey' don'_t run tlmt1iigh."_lxe  told.
"Take it"rigli-t-iiroln the president of
the teleplioue ccu1pany.__ “And this
isn-‘t ateleplione exchange, either; it
a personal exchange ol good, old coin
oi’ the rcluliu."
Didn't Have a Collar Button
"Why,_l knew that guy when lu-
didn't have a colla|'_b\itton," piped up
another member with considerable
scepticism . _ ._ 
"Well, -you have -not#blng~ on mo,"
said the president ol the club cracnlatr-
ly. "l can recall the time that if ho
found himself in possession ul' '.1 round
oi' “lhird,rail" in l~‘erry‘,4 ne'i.t.hiuk it
was the Fourth ol’ Jul_‘y,_or somethilili."
"Gosh, can you beet it?"-que.st_inn<-tl
the first member nu- it to hlnrseii.
"You `c\m’t tie lt,"'hé was told.
_-“i _can't believe it," ; dieisaid, uncon-
vlnced. _t _ _  _ \
And yet club scopti_4,h_n_ve Sono cut
and verii`ied_~ tlieannguuceinent. They
had lea_1'n,ed _from the president of. the
Vitagraph Company that despite
what they thought they _knew of the
former cartoonist. he had climbed by
"downright hard work to-a pinnacle
on whit-h’he rivals oven Chaplin him-
,seli." __
“Conscientiaus Worker” ` ~
heretofore. the only mention of work
attributed by member., of the club to
Larry was included in o declaration,
accompanied by-»a d0D\‘9Cllt0l'Y Wl\\"‘
of the hand, that he was u “consci-
entious worker." And it was said in
tho usual manner when a féllow IH
called a conscientious worker. But
thorerwere also those who said ‘he
was a conscientious obiector to work.
~The president ot the club reported
the findings ot the scouts.
"And its comedy, too." he sold.
"Comedy, mind you."
“(?omedy!” repeated u member down
in the corner ol the room who was .un-
ubie mini that moment to set his
right foot up on the brass rail because
of the crowd. "W-hy, the only comedy
I can see here is the fact be hasput
it all over you wise guys."
"How do you mean that?" he was
asked.
` l Foolod 'Em All
"Well, as l unclerstund it. il any one
had told you birds -a halt dozen years
ago that Larry would climb to lieig-hts_
of amuenco you would have given him
the merry ba-ha. not to say a couple
of boots. You would have said that
|§l5|N'l;HEi5l|]ll|illIH
ISUINISEHUUS
Rrvolrmapnlri Dolly line ¢_i’-_blngnaql 'l‘o
Overcome 'rrollbln Unuoel by ‘or-
.ilfntllrll Ilioornnnal' Aold
I
‘ n lr on
innfund wind in tho stomach acoom~
,,,,_,,|¢¢ by tum full, bloated reellnxnfe _
ter eatlngnrc almost certain _e_\fi lice
ui' tho presence oi' excnnnlvo'.hydro~
chioric acid in_t_hc ntornuch. eifeltlhtr
so-called "nol§l` |ndiR§stion.' b ~‘ _
Acid stornuc s are on oroua oc use
oo much acid irritates tile delicate' lin-
i'i fleeting tho heart
'i‘.‘"l7. {`\..”’§».1`.~.. °f_f..»\y 1.. .. not
ith o,rdiuary di ontive aide W ich
U Um Y
riilghgilint a few ounoen oi' Biauhtod
m .
d _ I
1 and -take A tens oonfulfjln 1 `
Eiiiisui-'iii ima or water 1-:slit after out-‘
mr. This will drive the gas. wtndgld
__ _
o souruesn or pain. Bintrated
lquld nr milk) i harmless to' tRe‘
tween the toea..and callmes. without
soreness or irritation. 'Freemne to the
 `,A`LL|~3 ASLEEP '-z nf *' ‘- - __ __ _ _ f -Y  ~;"'f ___ _
(Siegfried ‘Sassoom in The Nation. ' _ _ i i l 
. »_ London.) _ .. '
;’l‘hud'of feet and a muffled _shutting ~ _
` - of doors:' ' ' ~ 1
_Every one =,;i:»;tiiitg*'*0nl_v the clocks  show      '
mc," ,_ _ _ ,_, _
_‘men is used as at constit'\xent"¢:if"f 
Out inithe iliighi thero's autumn-smell-_ __ _
' 0 ‘_ _ _ ' - . . _
('i-o\\'do'ilg'vvilth(;l&r_iilspt-ring tr<-e's-lou|u-      SG  ri; j_ _
Tliutnrlolaéied in u-lid, wet g1iles;uct‘ossl_ '_ ` is       i mf 1-li  .-
the park _ 5 v; -_E  . h al ' ff i  -' -_ ll .1
A_ holl_;»\I'__<_:ry of nuuntls like tom-»ly‘ 'A ect t ?   or 0 ect   _  _
And l_l?nuw that the clouds ure mov» ;_ 'I    _fiija  _
T... i.’.'lf‘.‘;‘i"’.fii`.i.‘.‘,‘,"..§‘J.?.?.'_" ` and when so used.‘is plainly foq__tb¢g,__,_,__ .1 
Now herous call _l
»» >-
ii"
~\“`
:ft
And w_rallgle___b__v their pool; and huol-'        ,_
S_uil \'rIL__i%iiwt_li_t_:uE\'ot>d ut-ross pale stocks       we :~`~eff-~=* '
\\-'niting for sleep. l drift from thong-     “ter  testo _ ,_ '/ .ll -_ l
'hts like these; ' ’ ` ` -' E
»Antl where toda-J was dreamlike, build  '.  E 12 '_  'on ,  i 1
0 my dreams. _ ~"' ` 1 ‘».. J _,"3 '~._.~.- " 5 0
Music °" 'there was u bright whitr- : ' " "" `  
mem \>f=1°“'  contains no. alum or egg alisumori and is  ‘
And some one singing a song about 5 ’
.t .0i.n..»~ »  iiuaranteed to be composed ot’ the ingredients 1 ‘  1
Ono hp__n_r,_:);_v; hours uso: and soon  .  on the label_a_nd none_other° _ ‘ ,   _
Will be last night; but now the beauty  . Made in canada BY    _
swings ‘ 0 `
Across my brain. ghost oi' renieinbcr-‘ 0 For  _ P » 0
ed chords _ _ l  - _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _  
\\'hiclt still can inaikv such rlldluuce  ~ _ J/ ‘
\‘..
‘ l v- .~ f
ill mi’ dream 0 `\  ..........._..............    _
That l can watch the marching oi my N- ._ _ - f__________ __=,,.__ _,  _..._ ;'.;.=__=y;;_;,-- -~~-,~_,-gg-__v_»-=,____ _ -
-soldiers ` ' ~ f »~  ' ` ’ "' ""1 i"‘ 7'” 1. » 
And count their faces; faces; suiilit Q”--_qv-_3-_ _~~ff*.__- _ 0 _...£5 ;::;__ sg-I-I-1_1" ' ; 
faces. ' " H
.hypn `.t, singer, in 'e ' ' » ll'~ ’ L 2  ' ‘ »` " 'll KK __ _' S
l"“llll\€ lliilifell *"'*ll\¢ h<“li>l1S lllld His talents irrthese parts will not be comes from. ' _ \’\”h<2rl Wlllll- ~
l-'V9 RIIOWIIZ all flldflltr Dust me into be showing in the (‘upital Theatre nique ns a laugh builder.. But `the|good-Judge ol loud_n1ll§,sl1irts_._ -
mace. ~ -
~---l' _ , - ' Q i_ | , _._-_:_-_ l?.T’*1
he looked originally, pop. versatility _
and objective nnd you would have
ended up by pulling something closely
bordering on *an obituary."
And the others ch-arltably admitted
that this would have been the case.
For the Larry Somon they remember-
ed was then drawing borders, comic
inserts and zt ballroom salary. They
could vividly recall the time, not sol
long ago, when they had many a laugh
0 over Lai‘ry's inability to bulldoze edit-
ors out ol skeltels. He was supposed
to be as funny in his attempts at car-
toonlng as a cry for help.
But, as the linc runs in the poem.
“nowloolt at the damned thing."
ilereTs a guy who only a short time   
back vvus wont to slide up to the _
cashier-'s 'window with u hnngdog ex- ~ _ C ,t
_pression and u constant fear of draw-_ S
,ing the little blue envelopeinstead- I _
of his thirty-tive per. Today, it he '
should have _occusloivto walk up to u; _
cashiefs window, he could slap the
f"m’“` b*‘hi”d th” 5"ml““ "“ me '5""l‘v Your heat, light and power needs are best Served with Imperial ,
and call him "old num" or some susliv '
familiar greeting. _ _ Royalite Coal Oil. Every drop is clean, powerful and absolutely
“Luck” and unmitigated gall" arc' uniform. Imperial Royalite gives you the highest fuel satisfaction
two of the reasons ascribed for bis, - -
success by some 6, me less ,_.ha_,.u_ and costs no more than ordinary coal oil.
able former associates ui' Larry Sem- \
+_ _.____ .._- ,_.____.-.TL ._ ~ ' L _
. _  ., .. , . _ _ ,  ~ »» , » ..    _»,~ » _»\ =n =__~  _ 11 ' .,,_   "0-.:~’_,_,"-j__j»-‘_ _,‘.=`__ 1.. ."_.=
 ._~.,. '_ _ "- ,1 1;?  ;'.e_~"    ». ' » 1 ` "` _ " “"9/' ~ Wi 1 "»'l“_"_" P  »    _;_:; _ff t"..’-1`.'~‘f".f_,"‘-`*'é\ "l’~~_1 ' f‘~'~.-‘!<f’>~'1lf\*’»~~.f3‘ - 
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“°l*‘°»;01‘.21§”‘  ”‘-"‘°i  BEWARE or D1:cEFrio`Nt 7  A
' " ’“ ” ° l ous < nt r .ind acrobat ns ueel shows “here his tiaimn bl Pr-I lull ll is on “l iin'é`\v'I{iiu
'U19 ll0\ll\<lH ‘ ° "‘ 'touched upon here. The verdict is After all is said and done. l.urry's But. at'tl1ai', the only Nell?-B lil’
September in the darkness: and the best left unsald, But his latest film, five years with the Vitagraph have seemed to have acquired in his quasi-
Wilfld i"The Head Waiter," which happens to developed in him the highest ot' tech- journalistic career' is that he was at
- All
Square, but the Vitagraph president.
has spiked all this derision by explain-
ing he has proved himself worthy ut
every centhe will be paid, That may
`be so. according to the members ot
.the club. but some of them canrecall
on along Park Row and on lleruld '
Imperial Royalitc Coal Oil meets every test of a perfect oil, allows
you full power from tractor or stationary engine. Used in oil
heaters and stoves, it burns clean-no smoke or soot--and it's
best for oil lamps, too.
You can get Royalite everywhere when you want it. Our unlimited
the time that as n cartoonist he was
a good jockey, tor one city editor told l
him _as mari to man that he would be `
better Oil’ if he got out of that line ul'
means of distribution assures that.
Nb coal oil is better than Imperial Royalite, so why pay higher
work. Apparently he heeded the ad-  prices? _ .
,vlce. _ _ *"3
in the first place, Lai-r~_»' wasn't an im- - 
mediate success. He’s been potterlng - 0
around for five years getting his men-
tal processes speeded up and his at-'
tenuated frame accustomed to» hard _ - _
dons. until now his illnis and himself _
so along with 'a whirl that makes
Charlie Cliaplin`iook like a. funeral
march played backward. OI course,
there is a difference. Chaplin dramat-
ized the custard pie: Semon sets
sphaizetti to music.
Both began as vaudevillluns. Larry
was porliaps about thirty a week shy
of Cbsplin's receipts at that time, but
it can be said that for a wide range
of exhibitions Larry _has something on
his brother slaps-tick artist. Professor
Semon, Lai-_ry’s father. was the head
ol the troupe which had u whole lol
ol varregated vacancies in-which Lar-
ry was called upon to pinch hit. ln .
as many days he played ablut flttcen
different characters. These included
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