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THEATRE
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REGEN
TONIGHT—4m Favodte, Mary Pickford
in “HULDA F ROM HOLLAND.”
WEDNESDAY—LUCILE LEE STEWART in “THE
CONFLICT.”
I THURSDAY—VIRGINIA PEARSON in “DARE-DEV-
It, KATE."
FRIDAY—WALLACE REID “THE HOUSE OF
GOLDEN WINDOWS."
SATURDAY—The Big Blue Ribbon Feature, “THE CY-
CLE OF FATE.” All Star Cast. BILLIE BURKE in
GLORIA‘S ROMANCE.“
Monday. Sept. A—Edmund Breese in “The Weakness of
Strength."
Tuesday—Sept. 5.—A. H. Woods presents the Great Ameri-
can Drama, “COMMON CLAY." This is not a picture.
Seats on sale Friday, September I.
in
PALACET
TODAY AN D TOMORROW
Matinees at“: p. m.. Isc-zsc.
Evenings at 8 p. m., 25c, 35c. 50c
A Call to Arms Against War-The $500,000 Photoplay Mas-
terpiece—50,000 People—5,000 Horses—Seaplanes—Aero-
planes — Submarines — Dreadnaughts.
'l‘lte BATTLE CRY oi PEACE
War—Broadway in Flames—Wall St. Bombarded—Two
Railroad Trains Wrecked—4 Dreadnaughts Sunk—6 Aero- '
planes Demolished—Skyscrapers Shelled.
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WOLLIAM rox PRODVGTCON.
Nirginia Pearson il’L ‘jDare Devil Kate " at The Regent Thursda"
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Scene from “Common Clay," which will be presented at The Reg cut one Inger only, Tuesday.
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Stark, also in the new picture, thinks
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Lil is certainly the best picture that
1hi.< popular spar has ever attempted
.“The (‘onflit l"
’Stuart lilat'itton pr"m til the \' itttxraph
, told which wa‘y
. are for."
REGENT THEATRE.
PICTURES AT THE REGENT '
THEATRE. i
Tonight~Mary Pickford ln “Hulda!
From Holland"
at lht Regent theatre tonight and.
from all indications will pack this pop-
ular playhouse at each performance
and there is no doubt as lo the pleas-
ing qualities that this picture has as
will be the attraction
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rince she has been in pictures which 21:»
mil be well l‘t‘IHleJi‘Y-Pd that she has
‘ciltlill’s been a favorite when she ha'~~
been shown on the Screen. This pic»
tun.» is very different from any the has
played in hating in it a \‘cry interest-
ing story and :1 great pat't for her to
play which will be apprw'ia'ed by all
tha: Mary Pickford in "Hulda
From Holland" tonight at the Regent.
Tilllflf‘l‘tnT Lucile Stewart in
Albert Smith and J.
see
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Blue Ribbon Feature/The Conflict" a
five part drama of int-:msc interest
writtcn by Edward J. Mountain) and
produced by Ralph W. Int-e, Photogra-
phed and c'opyriuhted by the \‘itauraph
companies of America
The cast follows:
Madeline. . Turner. . . .l.ll('lll‘..
.'
teuatt.
Jeane to Hill't‘Ourl..
Illenry Mortimer. ..
heel
S
.Jane Mortimer,
.Huntly Gordon.
l'hilip Lynch ...... Richard Turner.
Paul Mordsunt . . . .Wiiliam l.ytell.jr.,
John Turner ......... l-‘rank Currier
Fred Weyburn ...... John Robert-son.
Thursday Virginia Pearson in “Dare-
Devil Kate."
Alex Shannon. of the new William
Rn picture. "Daredevil Kate.“ has not
his war sympathies
said that he is
Leighton
rttntor has
At any rate.
lie, but
pro—Gernm u.
that he “pu' one over" on Shannon.
The company was watching the man-
ufacture of munitions at Hopewell.
Va, where many of tho pct-hes were
taken.
“l wontier whom all these ntunltion't
asked Shannon.
"For the Germans." replied Stark.
“Yes?" asked Shannon. "How do
they get them itcross?"
“Well." said Stark. “the cartridges
are whipped to the Allies and thf‘v
shoot them :It the (it"l‘lllflnfi."
Friday Wallace Reid "The House of
Golden Windows."
George liclt‘ord when he returned
from hi-t \'l|('lt'lttn begun work on lifl'
toil-'r (‘icoliitigledeallnt'o Reid pru-
dut tintt for tho Paramount Program——
"The Ht\l‘~t' of the loideu Windows."
'l‘hi~ ll‘itkt:~‘ the fourth production in
which tltt 1e ttto clever young pt'oplo,’
httt'o br-‘tn co-xtarred.
Saturday "The Cpcle of Fate."
Tltt l‘-£L' lllttt Ribbon ft-tttut't- "'l‘ltt
(‘Itltt of Fate" with an all star ctt<t
:Ittd ll 1:111:11 plot and rt ‘Illl' effects in
the acts. and lllt' Ettlt t'l1.iptt't' oi llillit‘
llttt'ke itt "Gloria‘s llotnttut'c" the tnill
ion dollar serial picture
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INTO RUWIA EXPECT-
ED WHEN WAR 15 DE-
CLARED.
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sued by those two countries. Pre- I
rnier Briand not similar tele-
grams to Premier Bratiano o?
Rumania and Premier Bozel and
Foreign Minister Sonnino of It-
aly. Psesident Poincare‘s tele-
gram to King Ferdinand reads as
follows:
“At the time when
the Ruvi
'nania people are answering the? '-
appeal of their oppressed broth-l
ers and entering resolutely upon'
a glorious war in which they find;
assurance of realizing their na-
tional aspirations. I beg your
majesty to accept for himself and
for his noble country France's
'nost cordial wishes."
Premier Briand's message to
Premier Bratiano reads:
“The entire French nation ao-
Dlauds the decision by which Ru-
mania courageously takes its
place among the defenders of the
cause of right and civilization. I
am happy to send you. in the
name of the nation and of the
government of the republic, my
heartiest congratulations."
On the Verdun front last night
French troops made progress near
Thiaumont Work. the French
War Office announced today.
German attacks in the vicinity of
Fleurv and Vaux fort were re-
pulsed.
A Haeue dispatch to the Ex-
‘hanve Telegraph Co'nosnv in
London save that the Rumsnisn
minister to Berlin will leave that
"itv (O‘l'lv and that he requested
1 soeciaf interview with the im-
perial chancellor. Dr. Von Beth-
mann- Holweg. last night but it
was promptly refused.
The Norwegian steamship Is-
dalen, formerly the Tyd. has
bem sunk. Her crew was saved.
Maritime records give two
Norwegian steamships Tyr, each
of about 2,200 tons' gross.
Bulgaria undoubtedly will fol-
low the lead of Germany in de-
claring war on Rumania, in the
opinion of Count Ernst von Re-
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German government‘s step in re-
calling its ministcr to Bucharest
and declaring that a state of war-
existed between the two coun-.
tries. The situation was discussedi
in all the cafes, with the feeling
that one more or 113: makes no
difference. The announcement in
the German official report that
Rumsnians had brcn taken pris-
oner was greeted with genera al
lsatisfsction. some of the evening,
papers pointing out that the Cen-
tral Powers were not sleeping as
the public might have thought 1
Since early morning the Ru-
manian consulate and legatiotiie
have been besieged by Rumania
residents of Berlin to whom the
declaration of war came like a
bomb out of the blue sky no
warning of any sort having reach-
led them. Rumanians crowdingl
the legation spoke bitterly of their
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kans. The last Balkan note by
destroying the status quo impos-
ed upon her a new line of con-
:ud ct but her intervention gave
peace and re-established the
equilibrium.
“For herself She was satisfied
with the rectification of her bor-
ders which gave her the greatest
Iecurity against aggression and
.repaired certain injustices of the
congress of Berlin. But in pur-
suit of this aim, Rumania was dis-
appointed by the failure of the
Vienna cabinet to take the at-
titude Rumania was entitled to
xpe.ct When the present war
broke out Rumania. like Italy de-
clined to associate herself with
declaration of war by Austro-
Hungary. of which she had not
been notified by the Vienna cabi-
net
“In the spring of 191< Italy
derlared war against Austro-
ventlow the naval expert of the goverment for thu'1 leaving the‘n I-{uflgafy
menting on the action of Rum:—
'nia. Von Reventlow writes:
“It may be assumed with cer-
tainty that Germany and her
allies had counted upon Ru-
manian participation in fire war,
and have taken mezs ures in ad-
vancc. In \' ew of the geographi.
:al situation. the presumption is
permissible that military develop-
mettts are imminent It was cer-
tain that the Ge.-.' an
would regard the cause of its
Austro-Hungarian allies as its
own. All ed Bulgaria undoubted-
ly will do the same. The allies
Nlli meet the new enemy. who
once was befriended by the Cen-
Lral Powers with whom they,evI-n
had .1 treaty alliance and who,
after two years of purposeful
waiting and deception. now en-
ters the camp bf our enemies and
draws his sword for the simple
reason that he believed the mo
Inez-It has come to take booty."
’Ihe Versiche Zeitung asserts
that "the meddling of Rumania
All the war means-tor Bulgaria a
.Iew military and political ob-
fictive.“
A Havas dispatch from Athens
says King Constantine was un-
able to receive yesterday a dele-
gation of the Greek liberal party
which had asked for an audience
as the king Still was suffering
from a slight operation which he
underwent on Sunday.
King Constantic is Suffering
"it efiects of the removal In June
last of a portion of his tenth rib,
nade necessary by an attack of
plurisy. ..
The 1,600 ton Norwegian
straznship Renteria .has been
sunk. Nineteen of her crew ar-
.'ived in the waterway at Rotter-
dam today on a lugger.
An Exchange Telegraph» dis-'
Iatclt from The Hague says that
Germany in making preparations
for» the eventual entry of Greece
into the war. which in German
diplomatic circles is regarded as
certain to take place. A number
of Greeks have departed from
Germany in the last few days,
and tomorrow the Greek minister
in Berlin is to be recalled by
Chancellor yon Bethman-Holweg.
Desperater fighting on the bor-
der between Rumania and Hun-
tzary is reported in s Exchange
Telegraph chsnntch from Borne.
Switzerland. The Ram theJ
messagwysmre making furious
efforts to capture the important
mo tsin passes. '
e people.“ Beelinxeeeivei
with"rmrdmneorod
' duo thesnnomeemt- of
l|I ..-uu_11 i t..i..t4ou—t
resigns
Rumpnii’s declaration of war
against Austria-Hungary and the
empire;
.Tages Zeitung, of Berlin Com-tin the dark but realized this was
done to conceal the intention of
Ithe Rumanian governmens. ‘ llle
of ”"11 said t‘tey were 1" ill‘.
‘ "visual Dr'ssurc wet l t.‘
bear upon Kin" lie-'tl'n
“c'iino 0f Rumanim
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so far no ill word is PH "1'. ".“1i
concerning that n'o‘kr to
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detfliifi f“ their ("u 1 life SU It ’19
breed card" a" ‘ Iteal ticketr ’l‘hn'
old fervor wit ch prevailuLt' bet
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The London 'l‘ir'rteS r'ii'tarv
correspondent discussing the:
probable next step by Rumania.‘
says: 1
“The strategic situation points‘
to a co‘nbination of Romania
with the present Russian Mien--
sive. This line of attack will lead
1the Rumanian army into Tran-’
sylvania where a majority of the
population favor the invaders. At
the same t' me the passage of the
Danube an advance on Sofia and
the breaking down of the Bulgar-,
ian power in co-operation th
the allied forces at Saloniki. :5.
ts attractions.”
The Petrograd corrcsmitiz'nt
Of the London Morning-g I‘m:
savs: “Rumania‘-= task O'TIITYXTiV
will not be confined to the Rul-
garian front. where a tie:i;.iot
would be merely of onxiar'y'
consequence. Russia he". rcedy
cohsiderable forces for use in the:
Balkans. composed of
Austro—Hungarian subjects. fully
armed and officered nartiv bv
Austin-Hungarians and partly by
Serbians. These form»: have 13.1..-
"I the oath of allegiance to the
Emperor of Russia and will fight
under the Russian flag.".
The following is the text 0" the
note handed to Count Czerrii. the
Austro—Hungarian minister to
Rumanin, at. the conclusion of the
W. trot the Romanian crown
caplet} which preceded the Rw
'nanian declaration of war. 1
1 15mm the. “lenient.
of sfl‘nklalrlhlthful to herreso-f
lotion to sewn an alarm ~t
WWW
WW' never'hn
ceased in her devotion to. the
maintenanceofpesce in the Bal-
"lath...—
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.Iiou't know why i tight.
former . ,-:
.t..i11‘s l‘t‘l‘till't‘l‘.
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“The triole alliance no longer;
existed and the reason which de-
tr rmined Rumania S adherence to
tlii: politcnl cysttmt disappear-
til.”
lttnianian trooos .Which had
“rm co. ‘? 121' ttel at lescv. near
"‘e P11 .11 {rotticr entered
'l'rz‘r‘svlvrnilt 9‘ 9 Point to the
"wt a? ""W'.“ “I“. 'z’r‘I‘IrglinQ in
"Worm-tie". 1-'-'<‘i'cl ilCl‘F‘. are
Ilf'lOTlLtl 'O '1’ air-"l inn-'3‘
""l‘ ‘ngl ' ' S mfln't from
""‘Ott'i'm. J
Tlu Turkish tlt'i'e to'verri'
"rein. ni'ned aopcrcntlv to out-
"n" 9"" Rttsiaian nr't'ic‘» O'fifirflt~
”‘7 in Arrc't.’\ 7.1; rc.)ort°-i in
I“ ‘V'.’ it ml 1'1 ‘.\:'-t§hln'f-
n it'dw to M" '6 ‘1““1 'd up at
'rittt t.e-i‘,m“l 35‘, ‘NOT’. by
‘teavv Russian tetnfvt'emcnts
CANADIAN lNlllAN WINS
zWAR MEDAL FOR BRAVERY.
Doesn't Know Wit) He Fights. but He
Did Kill One of (i' 3 Enemy.
0
l". chtthingttlmtt' is ll (‘:tu:uli:tn ln-
dlnn. Sun of u t'hit'f \t‘hitsc tribe lives
not far from Toronto. "PO!" is the
maturity which he is lilithll tttnotu: the
Canadian Rohlit-IS righting; itt tltc l'pres
salient. lit‘t‘t'lllll‘ lit‘ “'1'" 'tltc ll. t‘. M.
(illstlngttishctl t-ondn t moduli. tutti nft-
or he had 1(‘l ctttd titc honor he 'ttS
1'fotccd to tell his tr'cnt huttttcti the story.
“i don't know Intuit.“ “l't-g“ begun.
"l lntiian. Lite little place. in (‘11:.tttln.
Otto day Intut come. say. ‘You Might
lightf Isay. ‘I fight. Where i go'.” 110
tell Inc. By llllil by 1 get out here.
I IlItNSl‘llgl‘r
f‘trt' officer. He tcll Inc tuit‘c tutusage.
ill‘tl i take it. One «Lug.- \Tt‘ have real
tirht. t'ttptnin tell me ltllt‘t‘ lilt‘SSflflt‘.
i tuke it mid conic lI'tt-lz. 'l‘ttkc :ututht-r
iticssttic. come berm-1nd my captain
ticttd. .\lt-at they pct out trench. gunner
-'I1- 111: tips. Kill my captain. lgnt some-
th'; 11: iglitittg ft‘t'.
to \t‘l‘ lllltl go with utubxo u~‘t\ stay-
iu: itt llf‘llt' it.
sit}: huntitcl yards. but i think mile.
.1 it: out hit‘. lets flying till around us.
‘llt :‘lltl l1; ' tic conic (.crmt lll dugout 1
\‘ c not no bomb; hit it tlu’ow Ger-
”"1 other itt t.'.l;.;1ut. I lost: my cup-
.<o use my httyonct.
.\'cn say. ‘thit. l‘cg. we got bombs! I
my. '1 go after him.‘ Then I go in dug-
tttt. German no shoot at me two
tithes." '
“ch” paused. “Vv‘httt‘d you do?" cho-
t'used half It dozen listeners.
""0"." “Peg" sold in the snmeplncltl
way. "I got him with my bayonet. He
can 't shoot ttgaln. Killed my cwulu.
i get him. I don't know much I In-
WARSHIP RAMMED MULE.
Iritlsinlasol Thought Gets-so Wat‘s
mm“.
m newt -m M ed
Mum nit-Jonah!” at “I. m!-
SEE THE RANGES!
The United Electric Light and Water Co.
WALL STREET
emit-a u! is certain tsntun'ggmu
the lit-diterruucau recently. '
Steaming about I n patrol dot: and];
search or a troublesome enemy nub-I-
t'itte. the warships lookout m G“ -
suspicious HMK‘ullltg object act'os'd‘ ' 1
thousand ."ll rtls ntvay. /
It looked remarks“, [In In ‘
those new German subs-ashes In
four businesslike new 3‘ M
mg the surfate of the wafer. Thole.— 7" 5“
out gave the alarm. and Instant)! m
tt ere ”Iron in; shells and m h
the dire tiott of the canny.
As all good \tttr tesnehdo In M“
or danger. this warship 1m aired
at fttll spec]. though m out
to minimize the danger of a m
torpedo Drawing hunt. the
pun, "cut gases were found to :1
meeting the air. and the: m as“
of rcsplrttfors, which were M
with ttll speed from below.
'lhctt the \cttsel rusbel [til I!“ It
the four pct'iscopes in on elm to m '
tht- fearless “unterseeboot.”
l Titt- enemy was rammed W
More gItSt-It contaminated the lit. hi
there was :I suspicious leek d (Moth.
\\ hit it is usually employed by Rh 0“-
4v
’l‘akc captain's t‘e--
“0 run fast. Srunclmtly ; A shepherd dog owned by “:3. Mn“
minis.
lt \\ Its not for sometime. (I, M
ln nztt'nl t'lrt'lt'n any. before all on m
“t'l't‘ lll't‘ill‘t' that the enemy won. 1-. ,.
fttct. :t din-carted mule. critically "In.“
Olt'l‘lttml‘tl front some transport (‘17:-
ltt: :tt'tlllcry units.
SOME AMUSING “AISWEBS
Amaz: n3 ideas Presented by Yuma
New York City Schools.
Iitnuxit'; exumpleo 01 OM
t'hi‘tlt't-It's llil‘flri :ll‘C prodded by I'M
l'k‘tillliliililtlil papers in New Yuk ck}.
“t'l‘l‘ tttt- .1 \\‘ t'holt‘c spedlleln:
in Itulin :I lllilil out of It (ask mad ‘
marry a woman out of another milk.
lilttitc L'IIH‘ l.:tttucelot an film-let he
futt- he tlt‘] utilt'l for the («WM
llc sttt'tct'dctl because ll!‘ bad My
pr-i c ttllllt'lfllllls‘l'l.
'l‘cutu sou tt rotc “III Hornet-aim"
l‘:It'ttilt-l liucs fll'l‘ the same «Hakim -
n l the tt"tt_t an i do not m unit-sum”
l:.cul 'lll‘lll.
Au onulc is ll triangle with only It.
salts.
The qualifications for citlanzzshh‘m
that you must be neutral born or ninth. ,
lil‘nl'lfl‘flttll is that which I! than”.
V. c. 0 None “t‘ should all By any. 1
l oui~t \ \'l. ttns gt-latinu] dirk: fl. '
Print it tctolutlou
\ ll'ill‘llllt range is 1 hrs: 31“
tool; tcooltluzi stove.
”lil'fi‘PtHVt!’ is the distant:- one horn 1*
can carry ll pound or water in on hair.
uncrilln tt'nrfnre is wiser: .1 1M. ‘1 i:
on guerrillas.
T0 PRESERVE ’“HOLY WAY."
French. Would Keep Battle Front 1‘
as It Exists Today‘\
A campaign has been begin In I“
to itttluco the government (I) mm
the. prism! l'tcnch berth “no ‘-
touthcl flitll ttppoint soldier:- m ml:
Cilllllio ttftct the “or.
This is to..1~II:tl1li- Milt“) Americans
who hfll't‘ expressed an Intention ‘1‘?”
visiting the battlefield. to see the. m. -
front-hot] lind oxactly as it is now.
The suggested name of the (nine 1h.
is the "lloly Way."
5'1 luv
Dog Tries to Rescue Me.
'Atlttms or North Brewer He saw a
‘smttllcr (log fall into the river and il- 9
medltttcly ttcnt to the me persist—
lug in his attempts to save (h smaller
dog until he was exhausted and "WW”
saved from drowning by the an‘lu‘l
some men who pulled hot! dogs «std '
the water.
The lwioponeoblo fly.
Cniler— How is your new 0mm 'bor‘a
getting along that: than? , Lam
0h. tine! Hes got thin, In minim
now that I couldnt get along W
him.—Boe_tpn Journal.
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The temple of tone “up.
grave. The mauve-limes 1
kindled from the ssh. d— h hit—ti
Isslltt' ’41
7'] ”“311.an 1' '
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