LONDON—Labor Stockholm will keep its stock at home, having produced the export of both articles, indefinitely.
LOCAL TALENT IN A MUSICAL COMEDY Announcement Made of the Production of "A Bachelor's Honeymoon" by High-School Celebrities Next Friday Night The amusement-loving public of Moscow have quite a treat in store on Friday, January 21st, when "A Bachelor's Honeymoon," a musical comedy in three acts by George M. Cohan, will be presented by the best talent of the high school under the personal direction of Dr. H. McIver of New York City, who comes highly recommended as an accomplished actor and an able director. "A Bachelor's Honeymoon" is one of the best musical comedies ever written by this talented composer, bright and snappy, the musical numbers catchy and melodious. The cast of characters and other particulars will be announced later. The production will be staged for the benefit of the high-school athletic association.
THE FORD JUNKET IS COMING HOME Delegates Will Leave on the Rotterdam Tonight, Happy in the Prospect of Soon Reaching Home—Several Leaders to Remain at The Hague By the United Press Associations. THE HAGUE, Jan. 15.—The Ford peace junket has ended. The boys are still in the trenches. The delegates packed up madly overjoyed by the thought of seeing the Statue of Liberty before another week. The board of the liner Rotterdam Several of the leaders here to help.  A permanent peace treaty will cost Henry Ford. They will tomorrow, will remain at $10,699 weekly. NEWPORT, Wales—Rev. Hall Willis, leading Methodist minister, was granted a six months' leave of absence by his congregation to do war work in a shipyard. 