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SAli *HOL4 Xv( A hi of di lOVES ARE SPREADING 9M[RIEAN IDEALS ABROAD British Paper Fears They Will Rule the World ('A LLS FOR BRITISH FILMS To COMPETE OIld (fory" Dominates the Screen in Remote Parts of Earth n~f.nr, July 29.--"It is through the Mine 'na that the nations of the w:rld mil get to understandl each oth m; ti:ie ceema will be a tremendous jv.wer in cementing the projected Ittuguze of nat ions which is to maintain a w'.arl(I peatce," declakes a wvriter cb the Londion Evening News, urging Fo rit ish motion picture manufac turrs sim-ulul best themselves to over tom .neican "dcomination"' of the ~iarket. Call .. attention to the pow effit) influer,ee of the screen-in affect nug the. thought of the public, the writ~er turt her den-mands that the gov ernment, possibly through the Col oniaI Office should assist in pushing Brinisf rilms~ on the market of the em pae and sete that the "heart of Eng AI af is not Amlericant." nt per centt of the ideals andl sent .'iets ema~nat ing from Bri tish semi.os is A merican,"' the writer con mwaccording to a coply of the art idle tra nsm ittedl in official dIispatches 6,he oteau 'o f foreign andl domestic commrce. " We shouhcin't grumble, I efm sur, if 10 pe'r (cent of the ideals rd )Zper cent of the se'ntime'nt shown > i Tier'c'a s creenis were British. But iher :ri ot. Ameccricana idealIs andc sen - -um1 " I ranc'iae the screens of the s'foit' wori. 'The Biritish dlominions, ais tar as th einfl' is conce rned, arce in t he hamt~is of the einema 'kings' of the Y7:crl Stateis, some of them of Ger rutmr cur w'i. but;as k een~ American s as sn '' s 'hi Stars andi Stripes flut tier mi uie si reens of th( wor'ld. There ar f ~ew pttiiues nowadays in whlcich i'ld GlIorv' does nto'. get a look-in. "Amnericanizationl of the world 4Nc'(n; h the i) mig licture has been .m ' en1 for the' past four years. 9Anw rzt'aa idealIs, the A mericanc flag, re-lway stock, miotor' ears, police oir rts flood t he sc'rcens. To the people rf aim Brit ish empire, the greatest ieia all time are George Washing b' r: .urad A brahamc Lincoln. Nelson, Oprrm 'id Wellington have no place 'o tet screen. 'a ut I'an p~(ieae are almcost wholly - reAmerica, the writer asserts. W4':a will have none' of British there also is no market for the Brit No Worms ini a Healthy Child Air .,tt~drna troublnd- with worms have aln un 11cthly color. which indlicates poor blood, andi as a sytly tnhere is more or lets satomach distumrbaince. GK1WE'S TAST'ELESS chill TrONlC given regularly kit voor threo weeks will enrich tho blood, im Prae th~e digestion, and act as a General Strength - entbA Tonic to the whole system. Nature will then 4bcew off or dispel the worma, and the Child will be .kt wtfent hal'th. Plnaante to take. 8 mr bomtle. JoC ONI STEIN will be . 11 of these Col gh dollar-nc g from 3 to 5 good milk co' the Thomas te, We ish product in New Zealand. India is the one "bright spot" in the empire where British films are welcomed. "Let us have some reciprocity with A merica," the article concludes. "Let us exchange our pictures and learn tf one another. It is that or the Ameri canization of Germanization of the world through the cinema. And it is going to have a big effect." --W-S-S NEW YORK-NORFOLK CANAL Advantage of such a Waterway Rec ommended to Government Washington, July 26.--Many lives and much property would be saved by an inland waterway from New York Ito H1am pton Roads f )r- stwise ship ping. Secretary RC f~ I said today in a letter to the board o; river and lhar bor engineers, wh ich~ : co:u-i' lering the adlvisability of the government p~urchase of the Cape Cod canal. In the last ten years, Mr. Redfield wrote, 171 lives' and property valued at $-1,000,000 have been lost by reason of storms wreck ing coastwise ship pimg. lie added that the inside route woui protect shipping from subma Copies of the letter were sent. to Senator Saiulsbury, who recently in troduced a resolution callIing on the secretary tor in formation as to the adlvisability of buying the Cape Cod, Chesapeake and D~elaware and Ra itan canals. 'The secretary saidI he had not progressed far enough with his inves tigation regarding the canals to ad vise rega rd ing theoirP prelmse. Amnericans A long Marne Make Grute sonme Discovery With the A merican Arcmy on the A isne-Mlarne 'IFront July 29- The A merican troops advancing a long the M arne have discovered h und reds of dead~o G;ermans. The victimIs fell he - fore the heavy machi no gunfire of the Amoeric-ansi duLIring the retreat. In one horse shoe ares the ground was cover ed with dleadl. The Americans buried as many bodies as was possible. It is est imarted that 2,000) Germans -fell there. marmers a long die Marne report havimg seen the bod ies of German dlead floating down the st reamn. Tlhe mn fitart y authorities are planning some system by wvhich they can clear the river of bodwhs. Three days afte(r the Germans evac uatedl Chateau-Th ierry, the A mericans found a lone Germain in Mont St. P'ere, hiding in a cellar. The prisoner said he was tired of war and was deC termined to secret himself, notwith standing the fact that he had no food, and later take a c lance by surrender ing to the Allies, ie assertedl that the German soldiers~ were dissatisfiedl with the way affairs .were going andl that the general opinion among them was that the Crown Prince was unable to bring sufficient reirrdorcements or foodl supp~lies to the (Germans being at tacked from the south. 'rho American soldiers watched with pleasure the prisoner appease his ap petite after his three days' fast. The 'CARLOAD SAD Auctioned Off sC ws are fine st )thing reserv gallons a day ). The Sale Live Stock C dnesday, German requested the Americans nc to report his desertion, saying if the did and he ever got back to German he would be shot. -W-S-S HEIR OF ROMANOFF'S A BRI'TISH OFFICEI London, July 29.-The forme Grand Duke Dmitri Paplovitch, cous in of the late Russian emperor, ha just been appointed an honorary cap taim in the British army. Dmitri, ac cording to the Daily Telegraph, wa present at the famous supper at th palace of Prince Youssoupoff, in Pet rograd, which resulted in the death o the Priest Rasputin. Ie was arrest ed on the order of the Russian em 'press andl banished to the Persial front. Dmitri owes his personal safe ty to the fact that he was on the Per sian front when the revolution brok. out. Tlhe Daily Express says that if th report of the death of the former heir apparent, Alexis, is true, Dmitri i, heir to the Russian throne ais the son of Grandl Duke Vladimir Alexandro vitch lost their right to successiol some years ago. VON B UELOW'S N EP'HEW Surprised! to Learn Over 1,000,001 A mericans in France Paris, .July 26.-Among the pris oners captured in the A isne- Marni battle was a nep~hew of Prince vor Iluelow, the former German inmperia chaincellor. The officer, who was baittailion com mander, was astonished to hear that there was a large Ameri can army in France. He said he har been convincedl, as had all Germans that the A merican soldiers in Franci did not exceedl 50,000. A mong thle heroes decorated hi Presidlent Poincare in his present visi to the battle zone was a nephew o Prem ier Clemlenceau. OFI'CE BOY WAS R EA D)Y FOR BIG .JOI New York, ,July 29.-Into the og fice of Nhe Wall Street Journal thern vent ured a small b)oy, awed b~y th great adventure of getting his firs Job). TIimidly he a pproached an cr1ito and explhined what he wantedl. "'HT'm,'' quoth the veteran to th would -be reecru it. "It's too bdl, bu the' are no vacancies now, unles you would like to he managing edi tor. 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