Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 13, 1915 · page 3

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face or Caps, Double Price.

ProfeSsionel' Cards, and
, Miscellanea

, PW LASSII‘TEDMvertisements an thispage. Twenty-Five Wards organs. 25c
Three Times. 50c. Each Additional Ward, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black- ,

 

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FOR SALE.

 

 

WANTED. TO LET.
W““— .
WANTED—GIRL 01“ PRESS MA: T0 LET—Six ROOMS. UP sures,

513 3‘ jMain street. in 3t

 

FOR SALE—TWO HORSES. [filth

Rowan street, mat Norwaik.

 

WANTsDwA BOY WISHES A W; Tp LET-SIX ROOMS WITH ALL
Bition. Milton Posner. 5 3011959 ‘ “9‘ modern improvements 17 Lincoln ave-;
pile, Norwalk. 113 1‘ nue, South Norwalk. A. Joselavsky, 52

~— later strWeet, or 4 Colie avenue, East;
WANTED-FIRST CLASS DRAFTS-l Norwalk. ' ,. 312 u

. man for special work for a few days.‘ . _ ,1
May «work evenings if desired. Nash. TO LET—~A’l‘ 'NO. 11 HAVILAND
Engineering Co. ' j13 1t streetuSouth Norwalk. twov'ell fur-

.—— lnished rooms with pantry, dishes,:
”WANTED‘I‘A GOOD GIRL FOR cooking and gas stoves. Running wa-I

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

general housework, one who can cook.
Mrs. Hatchman, 8 Crescent Terrace,
Call afternoons. j12 3t

, WANTED-YOUNG MAN QUICK
and correct at’iigures. Cluett, Peabody
l& 00., Inc.

 

 

WANTED-T0 BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle and poultry. Pay the highest
prices. Special price for live calfs. 12

, c pound. Bob calves to fatten, $8 to
59 a piece. Joe Dickman, 19 Raymond
street. Phone 356-21. 1' 112 12t

 

WANTED—POSITION. HANDY
all around man would like chance at
anything. E. W. clo Sentinel. 112 iii

 

. .WANTED—A COMPETENT GIRL
for general housework. Two in family.
[Phone 513. le 3t

WANTED—A COMPETENT MAN
to make over mattress in ownu's
home. Address Mattress, So. Norwalk,
Conn. 'le 3t

 

 

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. WANTED—A NURSE MAID TO
_ care for two babies. Mrs. J. M. Meson,
27 Putnam avenue. “110 st

'OFOUND.

FOUND—A BOAT, “FEET LONG.
color. white and green. Inquire James
Szalai, Fosz street; ' 112 at

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Compo Beaclll

Now Open for the Season.

SHORE DINNERS AND
ALL KINDS OF

SEA FOOD.

 

112 3ti

l ins. 214 mt avenue.

 

w. A. NASH, Prop.
Phone so Westport

h.
LOOK!

. I share profits with you by giving
. you the lowest prices on 15 years guar-
-- anteed tin made into leaders, hand-
' made. painted inside, tin. rooting.
plumbing and heating. '
. ._ HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
- .53.“,“9' 3t. Phone 1106-12
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“PLEASANT noun-
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TODAY ONLY:

Leaky—Paramount feature present-

ing Edgar Selwyn in his romantic

drama. _
“The"drab’f
Wednesday—New installment 'of
.“Tle Goddess." V

, . THURSDAY: ‘0
Eheda .Bsra, star 6f “A3Fool'There

lWas," appearing in the much talked of
- ‘feature.

. ‘ u ‘ ‘I -
1 The Clemenceau Case”
~- July le—Chony Chaplin day at lock-
:wood's Hall. I . ‘
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' either hotels or boarding houses. As

their rooms. This information-s. Icon-

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ter. Center of city. jl0 3tl

 

TO LET—All EIGHT ROOM HOUSE
with bath room. furnace, stationary
tubs, etc. At 52 Bayview avenue. In~
quire 16 High street, South Norwalk.

:10 3t

 

To LET—TWO CONNECTING
rooms, furnished, with running water
and all conveniences, for housekeep
j10 3t

 

To LET-«SIX ROOMS NEW HALF
house, all improvements and conven-
iences, 5 minutes station. Beautiful in-
terior. Marius Construction Co., 123
Washington street. 10 6t

 

To LET—21 UNION ST. 7 ROOM
apartment. Possesion at once. The
Hatch and Bailey Co. 126 tf

 

T0 LET—FOUR ROOM APART-
ment and list, also loft, steam heated
and electric elevator service. For fur-
ther particulars quuire of The Old
Well Cigar Co. f

 

TO LET—5 ROOMS. CORNER BURF
bank street. Rent 812. Inquire, 9 Ells-
abeth street. Tole. 124%2. 123 if

 

ro LET—SIX m co‘rriton
with all improvements. 12 Lincoln
avenue. 5 rooms with improvements,
at 9 Hamilton avenue. 5 rooms with
improvements, 72 North Main street.
Store, 70 North Main street. inquire
United Grocery Co., North Main St.

 

'ro LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT.
East Washington street. East Nor-
walk. Partial improvements, rent
812.00; also 5 room apartment 89
Chapel street, Norwslk. Inquire 04
South Main streen‘or telephone 60.

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(tailoring of Veterans at Washing-

ton to he Most Important Since
Close of War

 

N (By Lynne M. Lamm.)

WASHINGTON. n. '0. July 11.4
Elilborat‘e preparations are being
worked out' here for the accommoda-
tion of 70,000 G. A. R. veterans and
theirfriends who will attend j'la 49th
annual encampment” of the organisa-
tion to be lield in this city from Sep-
tember 27 to October 2.

A special citizens. subcommittee
has been appointed to lookfiut for
this one feature, and as a result of
the good work that has already been
dohe'and is. now under way there will
be no exorbitant rates charged in

a part of their work this committee
advertised in all of the daily newspa-
pers ofthis city asking‘ boarding
house proprietors and thosesvho wish
to rentzto, ,llst‘thtliythem at 5thell‘
headquarters at theChamber of Com;
meree all} oft'the’ ’a‘m concerning

sists of addresses and telephonenum—

bers, places for rooms with and with ‘

p'uhmeals, with sun inbuilt/hubs.
and in fact every “detailsfwhich might
be asked by any ode intending to' rent
rooms. This information is :thbulated,‘
and put into a. card index" system.
Several. persons are at work on this“
continually. and it is- said" thut him:
their harshlirinsinswin tiling. informs-1

I In, some the, headlights, that

quire William Enron d: (30., inc., 3?

RENEWED crlvrrp sv
TEUTONIC EFORCES
ALONG EASIERN
FIGHTING FRONT.

 

(Continued From First Page.)

swept over the railroad station

‘. the Calonne trench re-
gion'and that of the Api-emont
Forest. dropping 17: bombs and
starting several fires. All the air-
men returned.

Subscriptions to the British
War Loin have reached a total
of $3,000,000.01». the government
announced. Of this sum, $75,000,-
000 came from 547.000 persons
through the post-office, and
these subscriptions have not yet
closed. ‘

 

FOR SALE—«GRAY WORK HORSE.
Kind and gentle. Will work anywhere.
Sold for want of use. Cheap if taken

'at once. In Tutter, Connecticut avenue,

Bouth Norwalk. P. O. Box 354. iii] 3t

 

FOR SALE -— TRANSPLANTED
celery plants. No’aeed bed plants han-
dled. Apply Nelson H. Hoyt, 70 Wash-
ington street. 113 3t

 

FOR SALE—DINING ROOM TABLE,
folding couch, refrigerator, small
stand. Apply 8 High street, before
Wednesday. 112 St

 

‘~ ran SALE—Goon BARGAIN ON

lent shape with full equipment will
give any demonstration. Vsast Bros.
Garage. 112 at

FOR BALE~8TANDING GRASS
about ten acres at St. John Place, Ro~
wayton. . 110 8t

 

 

MISCELLANEOUS.

”is-ALIA" mama—Ens SANTA
sumo, graduate from the University
at Italy. Licensed in New York and
Jonnecticut. Close Examinations and
assistance by latest modern methods.
:8 Ely avenue. Telephone 815. :3 2m

 

 

MLVATOR cHAnlon-e GENER-
sml contractor. Estimates given on
sis kinds of contract work. He sure
u 8'“ our estimate. We can save you
money. Phone 8164!. 26 Wood St.-

 

 

being received daily by the chair-
ind‘ni of‘thle committeeliiskfng about
the rooms and_ all that Is necessary
to do is to look at the card index sys-
tem and one is able to tell just what
will suit the inquiring person. Reser-
vations have been made for scores at
delegations, many of whom wish to
be together, as well as for many in-
dividuals. ‘It has been a part of the
duty of the committee to interview
the hotel managers and restaurant
proprietors and call their especial at-
tention to the fact that both rooul
and food prices shall be normal. This
has been promised and it is thought
by the committee that no trouble wil‘i
be experienced along these lines.

In addition to these accommoda-
tions $11,000 was appropriated by
Congress, just before adjournment
for the erection of public ,comfort sta-
tions and like incidental expenses.
This. work will bé in charge of Major
Raymond W. Pullman, Superintendent
of Police of Washington. The We
man's Relief Corps is to be in charge
of the information booths‘ and they
will be ably, assisted by the Boy
Scouts. .

This 49tfi"encampment will cele-
brate the 50th anniversary of the
grand review of the troops lit the ter-
mination of the Civil .~War byPresi-
dent Johnson, 'snd it is the plan of
those in charge that at this “in en-
campment may be reproduced. as
nearly as possible,.that review. It is
expected that President Wilson will
review the veterans. }‘ This probably
will be the last great encampment of
the G. A. R. because of the lucreasing
death rate ,of the old soldiers. In

conventions are to‘;be held here at
the ballistimeiby the Daughters of
Veterans, Soils of Veterans, Woman's
none: Corps, Ladies 9r worms. If...
the Assdclgtioh "or, union. Prisoners
of , War, Naval Veterans’ and. other
kindred organisaflOns. : If

The National Defense League will

defense immediately after "the G. A.
R. encampment. '

.bv' thafail’rmds that about 70,000 per-
sona-attended the encalppment.. It ls
behavior!“ that because of the" unique-
nesd‘ of. this encampment that fully as

 
 
 
 

,ment. Col. John Mcmrownastsonier
vice commando , l '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

. It was announced in the
House of Commons that
British government had desired
to apply the war munitions act

to the South Wales Coal strike.

SERIOUS BATTLE ON

l GALLIPOLI PENINSULA
PARIS. July 13. 4:55 a. m.—

IThe Athens correspondent of

 

* 7:30 p. in.~ 'I‘he fire wasfldirectcd"

particularly at the citadel and
neighboring streets.

On July 3, towards 6:30
o'clock in the evening, a furtherl
.bombardlncnt took place, in
which incendiary shells were
used and they started a most vio-
dent fire. '
g "On July 5. at 4:30,” the state-
lment continued, “the enemy re—
! commenced ' its bombardment all
gthe city, concentrating its fire on
Ithe environs, of the capital. morel
especially upon St. Vaast, the an-(
cient bishops” palace, which hadl
{been transformed into a museum,i
1 Incendiary shells set the buildingE
on fire, and the use of fuse shellsl
Jfrom three inch and four inchi
iguns prevented our organizing;
1to combat the fire, which soon:

 

 

 

assumed great proportions and"

completely destroyed the palace.
During the night there .was an!
intermittent bombardment. l

“On July 6, about 7 a. m.,}
lshells fell bu the cathedral. tilc'i
roof of which took fire and des—l
pite the efforts of our troops was“
entirely consumed, as were til-85
cathedral organs. ‘

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a five passenger touring car in excel-‘

room rent. . hundreds of letters are,

addition to the G.,A. R. encampment,

hold a great conference on national
At the?" (at ‘c.’ A. R. emmbfileflf.

’iiisidghmhn usage was estimated. -.

many'wili attend the,coiningencamp:i jectiles 'o‘fall 'Callbre's, Says anipfqdef in "Council. Informal repref-

filtoday'..by.. 11 "French Win: Office

1
| , , . . , . z , l
,LInformatlon informs his paperlTwo MORE BRITISH 1

the has received from Mytilene' ,
TRAWLERS SUNK‘

news to the effect that after all-- _ .
lather serious battle on the 'Gal—l LONDON, Jilly ‘ l3.-——Thel

(linoli Peninsula the Allies' 'rightiGrih'lsby trawlers Hainton and?
lwingllas advanced 200 yards. and, Syrian have been sunk by Ger-.'
,‘tllat the bombardment of the in-aman submarines in the North:
terior Dardanellcs‘ forts con- Sea. The crews of the vessels'
tinnes.» WCTC landed at Grimsby.

'U. S. NAVY DEPARTMENT~ CZAR DECORATES CREW M]
PURCHASES TORr OF BRITISH SUBMARINEl
PEDO NETS LONDON. July I3.———lt was‘
WASHINGTON, July '13.— announced’bere yesterday thail
1:0,- experimental purposes the‘Emperor Nicholas of Russia hasl
Navy Department has purchased conferred the Cross of St:
several ‘ torpedo nets to hangr George “P011 all the officers and;
around battleships and ”protect "9}” 0f the British submarine
them from tarpedo attacks. “'thh recently 530k a German

Secretary Daniels said today battleSh‘p m lheflaltic. ;

these wvrc of the same type asI BRITISH AVIATO l
v) . 4 R i
those. employtd "by European! KILLED AT BRIGHTON;

novice, The experiments are now r .
going on with the nets alioardl LObDC‘N. Jilly l3.——llenr_v-

one of the battle flcct. Similar: Riley, an aviator. was killed ,VC‘S-
cxpcrimcnts madv sometime ago tcrday at Brighton by the fall of;
produced no very definite rcstilts,ih15 aeroplane. _Thc Observer who>
ibut navv officials bone to be able , was With him m the lilachmc was
'to so improve the ncts as to rc-"Slightly injured,

21:12: the dangers from subma-ELA TOUR‘QlNE FIRE l
TL}: nctsvarc composed of wire PARIS. [my 1:1: figslflfillll‘!
ilinks and high Spot'd modcrll Itor— . Major ,Jullicn, of ‘tlic L’aris Per?

lpcdocs have‘l‘ttorn lheir Wiy‘mancllt Court-martial has com-F
’ r u ll theifi‘ifi‘ )rckus tests. ‘ ;, - 1
"fit: illritisli batildship Triumph, 9"th 1}“ report M “I" present;

. ' lint: the
‘ i Darda- to that tribunal rcqari
figlltsbdsasbgdpio lili‘véhliad nets case Of Raymond 5““1’0‘13- “"110
II ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘

"rs ‘-5 . e‘: lciti—
out which were penetrated. l’mf‘s“e '0 be an \m rital

‘ - - b ttle- ion and who was charged with
; Preparations to Ultill) a’ .. espionage after having: been M-
lsllips with acts were made “lit“

' '- launched ”Sled 9" 81“PM“ that 110 was
the lastlfm; ships u on: not 1c, responsrblc for the fire aboard the
nltllougl t c no A were . .

8‘ ft Hts steamship La Tourainc. Inas—
ltiially‘ “PP: “flail-36f bdlts 21;“; llilléll as experts have decided the
v t , ‘9 ‘
'ucrc L il

l l stcanlcr fire was the result of an
ever, where the booms (cult is

‘ to n accident. and as there is no
attachede ‘33:“ "fut: hag more strong,r evidence that Swoboda
depth a tlry cc

~ . - Th 11- was a spy, it is considered proba-
from the shlps 51(ch ey co his the Case will be dismissed.
'stitutc a chain lllilll about her, ,

Eand torpedoes are discharged
when they strike the nets. Rein-e
l lively small damage-results except EXCESSIVE PRICES
Ito the net, which is torn, icav~ MUNICH, Bavaria, July: 13,,
ing.a “Ole through Wh‘Ch a sec‘lvia London, io:55 a, m.——-Thc or-
'°"d torpedo can get home. gch of the general commanding:
'— Some officers while not C0117“ the First Corps District. provid-
‘tlent of the success of the net cx—ging for a maximum of one year's
spefiment. believe it wise to leave imprisonment for dealers cllarg-f
lno stone unturned in an effort to '
3 protect battleships from gsubmaa
rines. , It is said that nets are no
use except-to ships at anchorlas,
while under way. the dragging
weight would hold themast pow-
erful battleship down to a speed 'Corps districts.
of less tli'an ten knots an hour.
The’ British navy his “ alWays
been equipped with nets-but. the
present tendency; it is said, is to
discard‘th‘em‘.
BRITISH GOVERNMENT .
. To APPLY MUNrrIONS l
\ 7 WAR ACTiscct'lons of Germany.

 

 

 

 

 

 

IMPRISONMENT FOR
DEALERS CHARGING

of" daily consumption, including!
lead and heating and lighting‘
substances. has been followed by]

entire'kingdom of Bavaria.

HARVESTING HAS. BE,-

 

10:55

}‘~LON'AD|(')N'. July 13, . .
——The British government has crops of rye. oats. .
decided to apply‘ the , munitions * ley wrll ' be especmlly _
"war not tattle South Wales coal. Sugar beetsare said to be richer
strike on the. ground that, the.in sugar than usual, and It reex-
strike is prejudicial to the trans- pected that the, fruit harvest wlll
'port,”production’ and sunoly of be satisfactory,

't'ons of :war. . - g e ‘ ' .
mPIElie‘fact .thati‘the government TO ARRANGE 'FOR PAS- .
hsd‘if'r Echedithis decision-was an- . SAGE or SCIENTIFIC ,, l
.nal’i'ucéd:.today in the House of , " ‘ ' INSTRUMENTS
Commons by Walter Rnnciman,l VWASHgING'l‘ON, July _ I3..—
prléSidcnt’of thelBoardof Trade. American. officrals areSeeklng to

-;3,.} " f _, LL; (.5 ‘ » arrange far till‘eEilnlnterrupted
~' ‘ M ‘SEBO'C BARD— passage, throng, uropean‘ war
GER "AN ING ARRASNalz'ones of ‘scienftific- instrument;
} L ’ IS, ‘1 I , 2- .» ._.‘and chemicals or ‘t e use l-o
1&ng Julg‘lyz?’ 3 theASngglanslAmencan colleges: Shipment of
have bombarded systematicaiiyrsucti surdlfignadfiynfiAll???
avarious‘parts of Arras‘witli' pro», WW3“? he y t e. l“ 15 3'

 

 

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sentations have . . ecu " "made
‘ ‘th‘leugli [the British “embassy and"
~~tile i‘Arhél'ic'hh‘ consul-genera ’
Ldndon.‘ J; ‘

l'ficial communication; given out

 

 
 

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iv : ' inch ‘

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EGY PT IENNE

The Um'fomu'ty of “STRAIGH ‘ f" 5 ’
compares favorably with any high,- l
‘c‘lass Turkish Cigarette at any price. _

STRAIGHTS”ai-e made with greater-care ' -
than many higher-priced Turkish brands.
The some choice types of 100% Pure Turkish to» ’
bacco are always used. “STRAIGHTS‘ ’ smokers ,
Wlll tell you that “STRAIGHTS” never change-A-
mer after earthey afford the same'mild, delight-‘- ‘

, sati smoke of Turkish tobacco at its best.

. 10 for 100
no lit Milllll lROI'éBHiRlEY osmium ?

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—— Instructions given daily at the Casino, ._....._.

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ROTON POINT "PARK

 

MR.BI;:R’§O§‘;¢I$NE by MISSRI‘HHOIEI‘I‘gA CRAM
500.
Hill wolls * 1...... and

 

 
 
 

 

Friday Evenings

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ll‘rcncll, which was indicated in
jlilt.’ Frcnch‘official statement of
iycsicrday, while regrettable docs
fllot affect the principal defenses
3in this region,
alircnch military writers. It is a‘
: warning,
Rollssct in
:that will not be neglected.

. 'l‘llchc-rillans visibly are
do‘ubiing their efforts to capture
'tllc French fortress of Verdun.‘
After the failure of their plans in; ‘
the Forest of Argonne, they are;
trying by concentric attacks in:
’ tlle’VVoevrc district to obtain the?
,most accessible parts of the cits-i
dcl by attempting to Establish
batteries with the idea of reach-
ing city. The outer works. how-
ever. in the opinion of the French
military _
guarded and are equipped wrth
all, means for reply.

ing excessive prices for articles«?0_P

PARIS. luly 13. 5:15 a. m.——-.
similar Orders issued by the;com-1 Cardinal Gasoarri, papal “secre-
manders of the Second and Thirdllary of state, has given the Be"—
The regulation gianministcr to the‘vatican a let:
consequently “OW embraces “191th in which the cardinal saystbe
nu'olation of Belgian neutrality by
Germany , was expressly. included
{by‘Pope Benedict among the acts
GUN IN GERMAN-“which his holiness condemned In ,
BERLIN. via‘ London, July 13;? his consistorial allocation “of Jan. day Hazel Dawn. appears; it
3- m-’—H3fl;°5ting has be; 22. according to a dispatch rc-
gun in the western and .middle'j ceived by .
RCPOIlS . Rome Correspondent. . The cardi-
-3:15'p. m. from Cologne indicate that the m1, La Cygnx asserts, declared
wheat and bar- 3 in his‘letter‘
largeino Such i'eIIr‘ldo .. Lat .
' ms 3 is J 'V
IgafiilmLRi’ertc, when “ guésfioncdgiven notice otthelr intention}... r,
regardiug _
gian neutrality. -, ,- _
In his account of'lus mtervrew . .
with the ’pope; M. Latapie said test. however will be “l._'.1{°°li.,__
'his holiness replied: "~'l‘»hat.«was Hall only. 1
under the ToodtificatevoflPiuxX...’
in ansvvering the question,
necessary to in uireas‘ to wheth-l
or the neutrality 0 Belgium has
been violated?” ‘ ,_ I *
. In _his”allocution‘at.
sistory of January 22. Pope Bene-
dict said: .
‘loved‘BclgianwpeOple, . . . “
our sympathy ‘i‘nyour' letter taunts evenins. ’bptha in the
”Cardinal _
makevaopeal to the sentiment of
humanity yaif those Who tross the
frailtier's of. host
' Jerusalem-hoe»
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m,
dearest possessions, their sacred
tclllples._ their ministers of God.
their religion and their faith.”

 

SUBSCRIPTIONS T0 WAR

LOAN NOW $3,oao,ooo,ooo
' LONDON. July [3, 3:25 p. 111.:
-—It was officially ’announccd to
dzy that the subscription to the.
zrcnt Britain war loan reached a
total of almost 500,000,000
pounds ($3,ooo.ooo,ooo). ,

anomalous

Q.”

according to

however, says Col.
the Petit Parisicn.

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"THE ARAB" TODAY. .
In the husky-Paramount presenter;
tion of Edgar Selwyn in his natal?
romatlc drama “The Arab" whichapé
pears today only at Pleasant Howell!»
--Lockwood's Hall. motion picturpe'pgt‘.‘
rons of this city have offered for their
approval one of the finest features'ithat‘
was ever produced. Withoutan‘ at“-
cepilon, “The Arab" is a real leader
and thosewho see it will not heather
than delighted from the star ‘ to the
finish. For tomorrow Anita .gt'ew
and Earl Williams will-appear in;
installment of the serial beautiful
"The Goddess’ and there will ’
Broadway, feature and Philip; W
The much talked of feature. 3‘Th
menceau Case’ with Theda Bars.-
of ‘jA Fool There‘Was" in the ‘ "
role is booked fer Thursday;

officials are solidly

 

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E CDNDEMNS VIOLA- ,
TION or BELGIAN
NEUTRALITY

lssa"..Aiready. Ghana. Chaplin W “
tors have signified their intent!
' entering the amateur contest}
woorls =Hall next Monday n gilt
that the [magmatic cash prises will be awarded Th
y as was attributed ing promises to be one o e
‘ " of the Othersthan those who he

La . Croix from nits

the 'viOlation of Bel-part. will confer a favor? on"
' agemenkby leaving thelr’nanie
box office of either theatreTh‘

 

, aarou some
,Thpretwii «be iireworks tough; ..
Rotohj’oint psrk.;With ideal, n .. y' _'
,_ ., conditions, thousands should ' '
the Con-shore mart tonight and witne
third display of, the season. it prd’in
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