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The Lewiston Daily Sun from Lewiston, Maine • 6

The Lewiston Daily Sun from Lewiston, Maine • 6

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Lewiston, Maine
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BY WRITING TO Ml CALDWELL 4S9 WAIHIHCTOH ETREET HORTKELLO ILUHOW vs ONE COMING Greely Presents THE CELEBRATED ArtiUtin Homily Orchestra "Winter Season a Feature at the Congress Hall Hotel Washington FRIDAY NIGHT NOV 15 tL Wm Open Ths New Ridgley Hall te 12 o'clock Everybody eoma end enjoy the finest denes Orchestra on the Road Admission He This includes War Tax i frames' if Greeley wag herd for a Brief visit calling on a few friends and incidentally to Book his Arlington Novelty orchestra for a dance at Ktdgeley hall next Friday night Mr- Grealey stated his orchestra was scoring a pig Jilt all over and no doubt the people here would And it a somewhat different dance orchestra The Bidgolay hall is being renovated1 and ar new surface is being given the already excellent floor so that next Friday night will be a gala occasion few the dancers of Lewiston and Auburn in fact many parties are coming from out of town to hear the Arlington The play at the Congress Hall Hotel Washington Cm and this is one of the few open dates they have have before commencing their regular season of Thanksgiving Nonna To-Morrow Norma Talmadge assisted by her select company Including Eugene her handsome leading man will be the Empire's BiieciaLfOature of a big double mid-week program Mias TahnadgaiA ais time appearing a the prU1 df the' unusually 'fine dramatic uag "The Safety Curtain Lea Friday Les Miaerables the widely discussed drama with William Fhrnum oomea to the Empire Friday of this week as the notable feature in a vast-double program "Les Miserable" has been minutely adapted from Victor Hugo's great work and one of the world's standard novela Read by millions and by thousands In these two cities It is safe to say that every student of this work will be anxious to view the dramatic photoplay so that an early visit Friday to the Empire will be "Parlor Bedroom And Monday Are you a wife who is proud of her husband's fatal attraction for women? Or are you the hdsband in the case? In either event you should go to see "Parlor Bedroom and the screamingly funny force comedy which A Woods will present at the Empire Next Monday for an engagement of matinee and night "Parlor Bedroom and is said to contain one of the most ingenious plots ever embodied in a comedy As much of it as has been divulged concerns the adventures of an Innoclous young husband who is compelled to live up to his wife's conception of him as a gay Lothario Mod eat and inocent as he la she still believes him irresistible to women and glories in his Imaginary past To sustain the illusion he proceeds to pose as a dare-devil and quite unwittingly becomes Involved in a desperate situation in a private suite in a lonely wayside inn A carnival of laughter follows In the wake of his predicament dhd a wealth of hilariously amusing lines and sltu-atlona Seats will be placed on sale wdv Line Covalieri at Miiaie Hall Lina Cavallerl famous grand opera singer actress and now motion picture star will be the leading move-lng picture figure In Lewiston Monday Tuesday and Wednesday whefl She appears at Music Hall in Woman of Miss Cavallerl name has been at the topmost of the Hat of fomoue stage beauties and artists for aoma tlma As a motion picture sta she adds further lustre to her fame In the present play sj8 ETWEt: 'TOdAy 10-ISa JEVI1B-20S 'V ELSIE FERGUSON OTHER ATTRACTIONS TOMORROW Nonna Talmadge IN Mias new role Is no of tern mending Interest She is aseistod by Eugene O'Brien FRIDAY ai 1 Monday Matinee and Night November 18 There has never uffveraal Braise gi dy and there will in years Prices: Evgs too to $100 as much farce eom-neveibo another to $150 Meta-SEATS FRIDAY Telephone 1206-W CHARLES I COBB Piano Tuning end Repairing Work Guaranteed W111 A Laurence a Co 310 LISBON STREET LEWISTON MAIUE All takea the role of a wonderful vocal-lstdaughter of a poor lace maker The vaudeville for the first three way of the week la on a par with the picture In so for as novelty and worth are concerned Leonal the musician is on the bill with a program of various melodious novelties Kayla and Koyne are comedy Jugglers with fun and- tricks to bum while Allman and Nevena offer a comedy aklt Lane Plant chatter and sing on a new schedule that Is a sure firs winner Fatty Arbuckle is with us again Monday in "The Sweet June Caprice Sweetest of film players is little June Caprice who is at the Strand theatre Monday and Tuesday in the Fox special film of five parts With her Is Marla Bhotwell Robert Walker Frank Beamish and other stars of equal magnitude Mias Caprice plays the of a convent by a woman of the I Vrft'-g- TERMS OF ARHIST1GE (Continued from Page Two) the poBltlona of Ihrw are to be indicated Twenty-five Freedom of acceaa to and Worn the Baltic to be given to the naval and mercantile marine of the Allied and associated powers To se enough as the demand there was much greater even than was antlclr iated It la on such occasions as this that the efficiency of The new press is appreciated Its possibilities are almoet limitless Boston papers came Into this territory carrying the news on their front pages that the armistice was not signed This merely serves to illustrate the often emphasised fact that to be sure of the latest news you need the Sun Boston papers that come Into Maine are printed so early In the night that the last news cannot be given and as often happens some very Important news is given exclusively by The Bun In this particular case it was about the greatest news that ever came akmg which was given here by no paper except The Sun The news came too late for outside papers- to get print and ship in hen Telegraph wires carry the nears faster than- railroad trains and The Bun has a telegraph wire about thirty feet from its printing press which brings all the news direct to The Bun of-ce as early as any New 'England vner can-get it their vessels with the Allied and associated countries whether by the German government or by private German interest and whether in return for specific concessions suqh gs the export df ship building materials or not are immediately cancelled Thirty No transfers of German merchant shipping of any description to any neutral flag are to take place after signature of the armistice Here the Preeldent interrupted his reading to remark that there evidently had been an error In transmission as the arithmetic was very bad The "further of 11 days is an addition to the 14 days allowed for evacuation of Invaded countries making twenty-five days given the Germans to get entirely clear of the Rhine lands All movements DURATION OF ARMISTICE: Thirty The duration of the armistice is to be 10 days with option to extend During this period cn failure of execution of any of the above clauses the armistice may be denounced by one of the contracting parties on 48 hours previous notice TIME LIMIT FOR REPLY: Thirty This armistice to be accepted or refused by Germany within 72 hours of notification Failure Ja the only thing a man can achieve without effort Cuticura Promotes flair Health fc-" W-' W- i'-C" II- vt- 0m 'n-i i HtK t-'JT-f Jtv kfr j4: i i i- tvr m-: VIST -s Vi THOUGH uttered with kindliest intent the term as applied to our corking soldiers across the sea is Unwelcome and hence has gone into the discard and are being used instead As But we can tell you what always IS welcome A cheeful gossipy and affectionate letter from home with money enclosed for a plentiful supply of care-smoothing in cigars the old reliable A THE TRAITOR WITHIN THE "OATES GERTRUDE MeCOY TRAVEL SERIES CLEOPATSY COMEDY 9 1 DANCE Androscoggin Fair The Androscoggin County Fair postponed from Oct 1 2 will be held at Eyeigreen Park Livermore Falls Wednesday Nov 13 Per Order of -Androsf coggin County Fair Assa OHAS bins Pec Path studios Is the travesty on 1 misnamed There is also the Paths Boeeie show- ng wild animals in many lands Mias -Caprice's name on a program la aa- surance that the program is first' Adv By a wall regulated nature! Ufa we can keep our bodies in such A condition that they will resist dl- fl i iV if I iKt yJ i S-1' yv Ah i s'-a iFfe vsP -lV'i srt- ik i I' 1 Vl At 145 Monday morning ths Associated Press wire brought to the 8un the great nows "Germany has signed the Armistice terms" This was confirmed by the State Depart ment and the greatest war the world ever saw was at an end It was the splendid privilege to first announce this tremendous good news to the people of Lewiston and Auburn and this part of the State of Maine This news went out in the first edition of the Sun "and when the cities awoke and plans for the celebration were made the Sun followed with another edition telling the local end of the affair It was expected that the fault terms of the armistice would he put on the wire soon after 8 o'clock and plans were made for a third edition but the sending of the terms was delayed and as nothing new developed at 30 that edition called off The sale of the Sun was larger than eevr before in its whole hist or' The Sun supplied all the demand for papers except in some of the outlying towns reached early by Sun autos ftr Instance Bath and Brunswick did not get tlons are to be Indicated The existing blockade conditions set up by the -Allied and associated powers are to remain un changed and all German merchant ships found at sea are to remain 11a ble to capture All naval aircraft are to be concentrated and immobilised in German bases to be specified by the Allies and the United State of America In evacuating the Belgian coasts and ports Germany shall abandon all merchant ships tugs lighters cranes and all other harbor materals all materials for inland navigation all alrcralt and all materials and stores all arms and armaments and- all stores and apparatus of all kinds All Black1 sea ports are to be evacuated by Germany all Russian war vessels of all descriptions seised by Germany in the Black sea are to be handed over to the Allies and the United States of America all neutral merchant vessels seised are to be released all warlike and other materials of all kinds seised in those ports are to he returned and German materials as specified in clause twenty-eight are to be abandoned Thirty All merchant vessels in Gernum hands belonging to the Allied and associated powers are to be restored in ports to be specified by the Allies and the United States of America without reciprocity No destruction of ships or of materials to be permitted before evacuaton surrender or restoration Thirty The German government will notify the neutral governments of the world and particularly the governments of Norway Sweden Denmark and Holland that all restrictions placed on the trading of Make the i 'A I White Star Lauiidiy SE RICHARDSON Prep Telephone 1960 world She scales the walls of the nunnery when aha grows to bs a girl to Join a party and learns many things about the world she has never even dreamed before There are many exciting Incidents in the play in spite of its general pastoral tons Another fine feature for the first two days of the week Is Traitor within the Probably fuffnleet comedy feature ever issued by the United War Work Campaign I'- I' cure this the Allies and the United States of America shall be empowered to occupy all Orman forts fortifications batteries and defense works of all kinds in all the entrances from the Gattegat into the Baltic and to sweep up all mines and obstructions within and without German territorial waters without any question of neutrality being raised and the po sitions of all such mines and obstruc i 1 1 H' I 'il 1 V'AJ I 1 -f I- I 'fif-v 1: ri.

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Years Available:
1893-1989