REGENT THEATRE. Famous Player: production of that
. name in which Margaret Clarke is
THEATRE DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS IN lstari'ing this week. For Eileen is
A BRET HART! STORY. lri-h, with all the rare (harm and all
PHONE . .__, (the intaginaiite gif's 12f the lush--
NORWALK 1501 1’11 hero ul "The Haii'iflt't'd." ii": and she belletes in tile 1111131.. “-1511 all
m new Tin-ingl- Reuse, :ltiflllzg lh'uglu her heart and soul.
Farthauhs, whith is to by shown a. the .-\:1d 111.} shouldn't elf? it it wue
/ WEDNESDAY—“How Britain Prepared," Io reels. l’hi‘utt' liirh'tlt'. toduy. i: [111' .1111 of a not for 1111111 izow would she ever have
THURSDAY—Harry Hilliard and June Caprice in "Little white man and 4111 1111114111 girl. ills found int 41111: 1.111- and film “fluid km.
Miss Happiness" “2111.1" 1: Lo 1M] 1111-1111, int-1111111: Vit'f‘ have been rescued from the
Site-11111; “1111; 11.11 111 11.1- 111.1111152 E'u hen tonne of an 1111pc-11-1' who
FRIDAY 1411.21,. 1' 1 111r111p2~1i :11 Lo ltointut. 111211r.111 1111' for 1111' money when she
lit is mingled and UiULilill 1111 ’1y 111-11 r knew :he had ary herself? Unl)’
H an old iltti‘nlttri. \\'l:eu iil\ 11.11 mm ‘hw 111.4211 foul-s could hztte ltrongn:
Marguerite Clark 1“, Little Lady 1111: l.:11~ 11-1. 4.l.11:1 1111.111 11.12 \'.11;i"i log 5". '1l12y t“‘-i:1hilltol'1cr \1l11-41sl1e
'1» to 2‘1 l.» 111.11. 'l‘lt- uzittt-ts til‘m- 11-11-1' truth that he ext-ted and only
E E' I ' l11111 1211 121 :i1e 1'abt'1 ot 1‘11: 1.121.1111s1. ;.21- ell: 1.: the 1.11' could lt;1\~ rolled
F" l een.” 111-4.1.1:.- 11~ is 4111 lit-tutu. 11ml 11,111 per- ti2.» 1.111 boulder down upon his We
5 h , , , , .. _ , mined to 11111 laud 111 tht' stu‘t, .'1 ing l2;12‘."11-1‘ as he guliztpad lt‘:\ii_\' in
i SATURDAY“. LOVES To“ and Billie Burk: In Glona 5 l 1511-; '11: litt- 1:1 11112' of the hi; l1211 1-..v1.1.111.y 11-:11' 44f cr 111- had nearly kil-
‘ Romance." ion 1.1-1» 1:1 in: l:1;-tt ot the (.13.! 11- 1rd r‘lzinl- y to: rescuing the (ringing
Sept. 27.—-“The Unwfltten Law." niau t'utuuint 1 Woods. .. Lit-H1,
i.'2 1.. 1111-2111111111- Win-hm 11,1111. 11 s2. 11 t only natural and right that
~-_ .._.,,.._. w” __~_ .-,.- _____. a ,..__.,..___.-. tum-4.1.1441. v 111-411 l. 1. 41nd l14~ 1.11-2p- i'J1l1-2-11 :httuld 1-ff1r hunt-rs of thanks
.7 O...” \\ \‘ .9 v, m _ 111111.1ly 1111) duuuil'yf \11ilt', how 1- '11- faiths for all 1111' happiness
A Q; .1 ‘0"’&’\m"®h 1”. 3595....” ;!€ 111111 to iii-l1- up 1l11 r 11st1 1m in he 41nd 1111 her s41i'ed1-li1-rant'e from this-
‘h11'11~11.111111.A.s .~o.11141.~' L11, 1-1-111111 try now that all“ and S'unley are
A Bit 111 int Hip-111 touu, s11-s the Li” i" 11:“; l1'111ptly 1-11-1' aftt 1'.“ And i' 1s
1‘ 1.11 L: 1.1 x- 31‘1 her, 11rd .-:.1'. 141 11-.' «1'5 11ml 41:1! rls'ifi. thu: tlt1'irr1-st1-
' 1111.11 1112.111. .. 14111. in 1111. 1.1111 111111. Marni-true elm; 4111.11111
Cl 1121:. . ‘- 1.; 111-1141111' to Jack l't'in: l1 « l.:.1lv Eileen into existunu'
A '—~ 9 !’1 1'.11'-,1 11.2- t'httl‘t',.:~ 41214-121 ’l‘i-is 11-1-1211: 1111 he 1-71-1-11, 41.2 she won 4 by 1.12;-
TODAY, WEDNESDAY — Douglas Fairbanks in “The j 11‘ '\'-.~1111- 1-. qu1-kly Iiil.~tr\tli in the (who. 2 interpretation of the champ.
n .-.~! of the indie topulution, tor to :1 .‘11'11f tht. happy.111is'4'l11'1\o'.1~',charm-
Half-Breed, and a KCYStone Comedy. Q 1114111 the} art' 1111111111 with her, and '11...- lrish :itl. it would he manifest-
Thursday—5 Acts of Vaudeville and Mary Pickford in N" ‘i.1'\ 111.1!1- i1 11-1'y illil‘it'll‘.~ltlli for poor l\ 111111111 1 F iii»: (“lath 11nd 1114l1e pro
1- 2 ., gin. "lluy tell loin 4111 lndiau (ain‘t 1111111: to 1'4‘11l Li tie Lutly Eileen 41
The Eternal Grmd' i unor) 41 while 11111114111. Then he s-'1's :11 1111! "\ioll} .‘\l.1kclicli113111111111“:
.. “Q'Lms. ,. “:20 “”9: wiifim‘j “‘4; out oi th- dutttt hall girls, 41 “111nm 111 21.113' sttttngs 41nd the churncter are
..... mfi‘ ._...- > v...“ V "“ ._. ' ‘ eury virtue. 41nd they tell him 1111-11 1111 tnluli)‘ different, in it is safe to pre-
_1 PALACE THEATRE illiiitm 1-1111 l14t\'1\11111-11t that kind. 11i41 'hut .\li.-~' t'lark's hilt-st picture
i -' Soon “1131“ of that kind" Hunt's hi; \kill mote 'l141n duplicat» the remarka-
IHEAIRE‘] MARY PICKFORU IN “THE ETER- “11y. ilt'l’ 114111111 is 'l‘r:'1'e.~;t, and she hft- >1111'1-:»s “1111-11117. scored in the
. HAL GRIND." ‘11'4111-5 with on.- t‘nrsuu, 11 1.111111 who mint-111111 of Eleanor littllowell Mint!"1
1 I ‘tours the tottutry with 11 medicine 4'1-l1l11'a11'1i story.
- ' Sadly betlruuulcti and “Need, Marv show. t‘ur:1211 neglects her for 21111111. The 1'l‘1'tliiH' genllu of llirector
—— tl’ic'ki’md “41M”, opened [1“. he'ti'y 1'.'.:1'11l :111- :4' .1l1.2 him in the ‘idl'h lmult-y is given free rein i'1 this pro-
THURSDAY FRIDAY AND door, housed in fore the time c,lo(-k Ailt'l the til-no tilt! flies to thet "-411 duelt1111.lli1' >-"tti11gs41re exquisite 11nd
SATURDAY punched i', leaned iletnil) against the 1111i111 7. \‘ 1111'. , wher re she is into 11 into 1111- sittl‘i i2 so very unusual 11.2 to he
--—— 11.1ll.v\ip11l 4111111 fmm lttl‘l111lrrl0311tl the one home of Lo. lust-111411111: .is for the star‘s—she is
GALA VAUDEVILLE AND 131'. ~11.h1 d and :2111mhltd listlptsly' 'llc sheriff who tomes after h1'r i'- .‘Jurcueritt- (‘lnrk of her hem. The
FEATURE PHOTO,pLAY throtiuh tliesemnddom111mm). “huh r1'41|.y the {mini of lo, although he supporting cast includet Maggie Hill-
,’ BILL long lines of soninu mapmm- could 11111“ n‘; know it. ”l‘t '41nnot find iiLi' lotvtty l-‘ishu', Vernon Steele John l..
———-— lie seen. on)“ here 41nd .211 r turns to the (amp.
HARRY MASON AND CO. “All right. Lights- 0111'" Fhouted As ’l‘t-resti is in 41 rather tuttered 1'011- «-—- — i...
'_ In'the Comedy Sketch llitector John (111.11)“, and 111,. 11,4151. ditiou, [.11 pct-s to the camp to not hert . .111 W N (L H RH ll.\"f‘
"GET THE MONEY" ‘unt recorded the tuition of unother 3 ”it‘s-*3 “1’ u-t'ts 0111‘ it'll!" 31‘1““ 1111111111111 thy \Hia‘ uttered 111 the
~——- scene for the Famous l’lnycrs-Purn- ‘Vililt‘ Tt'l‘l‘ctl is “'03!an ”135 (“V-“'5 511“ iit‘L‘t‘lll l.1~t night to :1 1411"} :‘izwi
CAHILL AND ROMAINE mount production, "The liternul i5 “‘9“ by ”m“? “1 lh“ “Md-“- Mill 411111i1-1111- “ho \1i111-2scd 4111 1\'1-l!1-n€
Singers and Yodiers of Unusual Grind," 1' is :1 factory druum m “1'. 111is1uktu': 1- '1'for 301““- L'W-r but“ [it‘t‘M'nlztliUli of an intensely interest-
Merit “hich Miss Pickford may,» ”“1 .ympa. to (1111111 .1111! tells her hither li141t she in: story.
-——— Linc-1h- 41nd touchinu role of the oven is ‘Niillfl L0 in im‘ 1‘l‘l‘t‘r‘i- 1‘111111111111 Clay. going from pathos to
’ MACK AND EDWARDS “"‘Tm'd' h41r1l driven lli'ie t-ltn't' of th" Til“ "ll““mt‘ i-" ”ll" ”1“ ”it‘ll” 1'111111-1ly in rapid bill'tl‘ln‘itlll i2 lit-:1't
1 That Musical Pair “Lo-1,4,1... m only «11.2 11121111514131“ "(21. starts out into the (‘411'outuez woods to millions 41:11] [1,, audience laid l1;;r1li_\
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‘ A Pantomimic Novelty 1'1l1thrntt-1l “411' 41s the t'l:1\‘1- of the m41~ til‘t'f‘r‘t ‘ illtltif‘llliilll'. 1‘“ 1’3“” ”“1 111mm 1i to littl‘l‘illl"lli .hy the humor
l -...__. «him- she is the inistt'cs2 of every~ 1.11 is hts son. limit is produced at 311-1 the l‘l,‘.“.li
: BARRETT AND BELL thin: "is? \1'1tl1 which he (onus into Lo iticalll‘hl‘l' hit“ "l““lmd 1‘ “m“ time. (‘omuton (‘ilu' co lull of 131111111
A Little Bit of Everything contact, . .troiu \11111'. in which she tells N”! inn-11st 1:2 s1r1’1:l,' 1111 American drum
. ll ir the =lory of '1tt indomitultle uill tilt" bih‘ 1':1n h'dVI‘ "0”le further to “‘11 utitttn in three 111t- tlnd u“
. FEATURE PHOTO- PLAY 1131111111; 41mins: 11111 111111.- “tm “1111-11 do “illl him, intinnttinu 411411 i‘l‘ is 4111 111ilo',.'ue “hm, held the -1' “n ion of
THURSDAY .5}... mm“ mm (’thnc‘y Mm-y_..for lntllun'uuti lu-t'etort- n‘ot ol it“!‘ loud. ,1". 41n1lient2- “H“ he- innin. to 1-1111.
Mary Pickford in "The Ett‘l‘nhi t'1411 1s the mute oi the 4'l1411'411-ter-—~ “1:12 is 1111112- 11111111 .1 to! it..r.1.1‘. ‘ \it s “M. 4,,1 \\iii4111 2tt-1tktl1el1‘utt-
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41ml the other :1 chronic '41\':1lid. The! EU” “1’ ““ "1‘" / is 1-.~|H‘('i:'.i!)' tto'tixy of 111-11 11111. As
FRIDAY “l“ i‘” t'llli’illlWl l'l 'ht‘ Film“ l'flt‘iOUV: "““ ""f‘f“ "" 2. 4111 u'nhrstud; 1t .lutn- t‘ctvl, the 0:2-
{Bessie Barriscale in “The Pay- ”m ”WW" “f “'M“)‘- ““1“" \\'hurton.t Tonight "HOW 5mm" Prepared. guinnl lllltn N1 ztl, 12‘ e did excellent
ment" 1: lb 1‘ “"li‘ii‘l'lfllllfill W110 VFW-“‘5 “i make. A 1111'24 :1111-r1.:i1\u 11112111-11 .lltilil'K‘ work portruyin'; the character with
—~--— uny l""""""-"l“llfi l0 llllill’li ”10 “\‘1‘2‘ Ul‘tshowini: in tit-toll the uzty “lintuin 11- line and effect. liext'ortl Kendrick
SATURDAY ihuppincss of his etuidoyees. Wharton 111-1111;.n-d,” which “iii no 1louh' prove us Arthur (‘onklt-y the ocicty "1011 c‘
Cleo Midgely and Wallace Reid hits two sons. Owen 11ml Ernest. "hoiiillt'i't‘lfililil‘. to the :11’1'1'41111' .\lllt'li|'iiil~‘furltislitti stunt of the humor 111141 in
in "The Love Mask” foruor i”. 41 big, “MMWIWHHM! ”“1”. Tomorrow "Little Miss Happiness" :this part pron-d himself it finished
. '"l‘d ‘1"‘(l‘i‘nri-i worthless. [ Win. it‘nx el'ft'Yr'. Hurry liiliittrtl 411111 4111111'. Rit'l14111i Lyle 41s llichurd Ful-
Matinee , . , _ , _ . . . ' . _ IOC and 20C Mill-V." 5N” Amy (“lifiime-‘i'“”1“?“ .lit'ie. (‘:111ri1'e in “Little iiiss lluhpi- lemon, :1 rich society father \\ ho would
\ Evening, First pert'Or-mance— “1"" “"3”." succeeds in ”“19""?! ”l“ 111 <s." 41 wonderful pho'oplu)‘ mid \vilh >llt‘i'lii(‘t‘ 41nything to prevent the mar-
mil ““3." from “”1““- Th" ”“11““ tlteset\111111-:.t:1rs11stl11-l1'41tl< surely ridge of his son to :1 Woman he
Feature Picture and Vaude-
ville from 7 to 9:15.
Prices 10c, 45c and 25c
ht 9:15—Feature picture only.
Admission . .. . IOC
No Vaudeville Second Perform-
ance, Except: on Saturday
W int:
' to Wharton. sr..
2on her enlary, ilili is
here 11y atttht lfrucst.
{in winning het :tpicciution by promis-
ed favors. lie procceds to make vio-
lent love to Mary until Amy, hcccm-
ing suspicious, follows him to Mary's
new ohmic with 11 revolver. bent upon
nvenging his duplicity. When Mary
discovers Ernest's relations with Amy.
\rlie takes tl‘? revolver fiom the girl's
hand and hold: him at 11 point of the
mountvhile grows \\'1‘:tiil‘l‘
lnhslpintz l11-1
meets Mary. 41-111
siter. June.
41nd tinnlly collupsm.
home. ()wen first
assists her in moving into smaller
quarters when her slender savings are
expended in doctoring Jam-.Bcnlizing
‘uhcn out of the city, .‘iury goes
to her: for an advance
reiuscd. ller
who succet' ds
MORRISON ROBBED, SAYS JUDGE
LANi’aiS.
Statement Made During Bankruptcy
Proceedings.
CHICAGO, Sept. ti.~h‘cderul Judge
Landls' announced in court yesterday
that Edward W. Morrison, the eccen-
tric millionaire, was being “robbed by
41 lot of persons." Morrison. whose for-
,w tune is estimated at. from $3,11111,1.tltlti to
0 3*.“il'lfl220. is a. suhjct of bankruptcy
1‘ - ' i '2 . . . . .
p wogix‘li‘gihmk so .. \Iot'l'ison l‘e- 121m while :1 minister is ohtauu'd. Then.
killed. I ‘ ‘ concealed behind :1 curtain. with the
"Well. it's a fact " Judge Landis de- muzzle of the gun pres-‘11 utmost Er- - ,
(-laretl. “A lot of thieves have been
plucking you. If you‘ll just help me
a little l'll try 0 stop it."
Judge 1.:111 ordered J. R. Ward.
counsel for Morrison. to produce the
deeds under which he came into pos-
Ressiozt of more than~$2,(100,000 worth
of Morrison's property.
nes"s hack, she forces him to 1:0
through the “ending: e1 rcmo'tv with”
Amy.
But that is only one of the trenfen‘
dons battles that Mary wins in her
struggle against poverty and avarice in
Pickford with 41 tremendous opportuni-
iy to demonstrate her remarkable his:
trionic power-2 to the full. In support
of the star there zippenr'several no-
table players. anion: them Loretta
Bloke, Dorothy West. John Bowers,
Robert Cain and J. Albert Hall.
, _____._._7__
ROTON P IN! ‘4 Nsw PARALYSIS uses
PARK
—A WISE MERCHANT
advertises his goods. if he cannot do
it hm large way, he uses The Sentinel
classified "For Sale" columns. Call
up the office and an adv. man. will call.
Addition of Yesterday Bring Total of
State to 512.
HAJRTFORD. Sept. 6.—-Fourtoen
,cases of infantile paralysis were re-
ported to the state board of health yes-
' ,terday which brought the total iii Con-
. necticut up to 512 New cases were
i reported from Willimanflc 3 Salisbury
Hartford. Neuzatuck. Fall-field and
thi.c great utoty which iuinlshes Mary]
the friendship rihcns into love as 2111'
ithu'. the girl's life depends on her lie-f
l
l
l
l
l
t
E41111ltlot‘..el.'1.«'
thought not fit for his family name was
\‘1‘Y‘y good.
l‘l'unk Reidick 41s Judge Samuel 1‘1:-
son, the tamer who 1.1 against the
girl until 1121 leutns 111411 she i2
illegitimate dcughier takes the pni‘t
tru-e of life 11:11] is especially tout-hint:
when he owns her us his daughter.
Iiugh Fullerton portrayed by Eugene
will ht- 4111111'1-1i:1'-‘1I by all the lmers
of good movlnj.v pictures ‘
Friday Marguerite Clark "Little Lady
Eileen."
\\‘ht-u low-rs l‘ll‘t‘l 41ml woo and ““911
do the silly 11-51-1411 think thut they are
determining their won fates Do the
swuins ilt‘iit‘Vt‘ thu‘ they 11'.“ so hunti-
:»'ome that the girls cannot resist ”Will
ie:2 think that it it; their
lhut lure the 1111-11 to propose? 'f‘htw
int'uliirt‘. Fuck me: and saucy smiles
they ought to pause in their luuzhterj
some nicltt 41nd they might czttch a
lulu: whisper ltehintl titt‘m. it is tilt“
fairies discussing whether or not they
are suited to each other! sif the fair-
ies decide that the} are ill-muted, they
will quarrel 41ml part. if lilo)- sent
to the little eavesdroppers to be ideal-
ly matched. then they will kiss.
Thn', at least. is what ll'-'-
Eileen firmly believes in
Desmond i11 responsible for the girl's
'tociety. "
The story oucns in
room of the Fullerton home. A party
is in progrcr... The new maid El
icn Neal who \vuz' once u habitue of
a dance hall, is insulted by the hut
ier which she rmeuts. She is rec-0.1:
nized by one of the guest Arthu‘
(‘,onklcy \\ ho 111'11111isc1'not to divulge
‘her sectct if 12.11: will be fr lends with
him. Hugh l‘ulf-'-1't(1n'catches him in
the net of trying to kins the maid who
escapes. While l‘ullerton is ordering
a cab for Ot'kl-‘y, . ‘10 i3 to in: oxicat-
‘cd to be desirable company, Anne Fill-
the reception
little
the
l .11 d y
ley trys to his: her. lie is ordered
from the house by Hugh who returned
in time to witness the incident.
1 mm 11111111 has 41 11.114 “-1111 1119 mold
. who confesses
1141.3 41lwziys udmired him. The next
day llugh leaves for college.
The second act is nearly a year
later. Ellen Neal claims that Hugh
is the father of her child and Hugh's
father seeks the ndvlce of his friend
ludge Filson the lawyer, who tells
‘ ‘ 1111111911611 the story of 1111.1 life “1111 a
woman who sacrifices m7 life. so that
he. couldunakc 11 career for himself?
Fullerton iknot impressed but insists
that he have his son at any price.
Cotikley the society “house" offers to
be a witness admitting thnt be 111 an
offender. This nrrouseu her lawyer
and a warrant is sworn out for his ar-
"Love's Toll," featuring an all nest. During the trial in the police
star cast, at The RegentK Sat- trial court Judge Flison under strong
3. 61-01011 2. Derby. Plainfleld. West
isimnbury one each.
urday.
11.11"."
Shine Harri Lee and Russell ltassett. \tw'o men was “a legal crime." w.hlch
, diets rescued him 11nd carried him ott' '-
conditlou, is 41 typical spoiled son of ‘
lerton, Hugh‘s Siflt‘l‘ enters and (‘oalc 4
1 tries.
13““ “he ““5 him and diets that Baron liaysbi willr eventual-
prcss to reconcile their
and present an undivided front to any
of the prcsmt lntcrnnl strife will re-
duce the young republic to “complete
Japan."
"l‘hc new treaty id regarded as a dla~
cross examination of Mrs. Neal forces-medal position in the Far Emir
fl
her to admit that she is not the real
mother of Ellen and times bar to tell
the story tha' diSi‘fOb’l 1i that l2» was
the father of the child. Right here
‘he work of Millie F‘ntutan 11; Hr
.\‘1-'11 “a: excr‘lt-nt 41nd at 11.14 1 ‘inaxj
the audience did 11 deed applaud her
~:.ifott
At
case in hs-i oun hunt. a and telling
court that h--r own expertence and ”1?: I
sgory ju~1 11.5d Mrs. .\‘1-.21l lief
mothe" lit- had 141u4ltt Lit'l' '41 lesson'
that til-'l‘w was nothing to he gained
by pressing her thorgc again-t t‘o'ak- 1 .
I“ Read Again
N Bi
this pomi Ellen _\c'.«tl tttkt-s 111‘
11.9
by (it
b
icy 411111 ilt'(1ti‘1 1-11411t.=‘y \tit'tltou 1‘
('ouklt v 1141.» disciiurg' u 1:111] 1: 1'
court ,
ted. 17' [‘2
1‘1tlj UH ‘
Alter 'he min-1':- 11111‘. left the ccut't»‘
rot in Jud"1- l‘ilsm retealed to 1:11-11
‘l1411 9'21 l1‘—t>’ 3111' f‘ztthel,
Then 111111135 the 1'11'111.1;.-11~ ten years
in the 5411111- receptith rut-1111,
\Hml't' the play opened. litlgh l'tillerv
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:2ltl2- reputation 41s 41 primu 11'1'141. is. ;
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celebration NORWALK MAN HIGH GUN.
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balcony of Government House on Jul)"
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the president‘:“ recent refusal to coni-
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The 41s-
t. R. Wilmot Makes Good Score at Law
bor Day Shoot.
1. ll Wilntot, of Norwalk,
\lsitol :11 the
not the. only
lemred to death for murder.
‘l'uhqmoque ttuu 1'luh, in llunbury,
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For Hair and Skin.
Rubbing olive oil into the scalp is
specifiy good for dry lutir. 41: it
President _, 2,
lle inled for 41 moment, then calm V
l) remarked “The man has only fired
11 blank cu fridge." In the meantime
pent le in the streets fell upon the 15-2
sassln and tried to lynch him. but sols‘f
- prim-'1.
l
l‘liKlbIG, Sept. 6. ~~Bnron llayfish"s‘
designation as Japanese minister to,
biting. sutcecdim: lIki flu in the rr-i
Lubtli liay shoot of the'
,thc, growth act but
A SKIN LIKE VELVET
smooth, clear, free of Wtinklel.
Use the exquisitely
fragrant cream oflho
beauty flower of India
and be complimented
on your complexion.
furnishes an oil in place" of the W
ural oil of which the hair ll %
prived and which causes split M
Olive. oil is also an excellent It“
food, and furnishes nourishment
the skin. ,
Try this lotion to keep the W
soft and white. Use. after wan
and drying. Ono ounce. ’f glyo‘urilo,
juice of no lemons, two, ounm‘fl
roso water and enough soft watt" fl
fill, with other ingredients. 8. ’
pint bottle. W
l'ure glycerino is likely to m
the shin smart and to encou '
’i mixture
equal pans of glyceriuc, rose "If!
hay rum 'nd cumpho: will keep ‘3‘
skin velvety without harmful It:
suits the other way.
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ti.ln,.' minister. 11.11 trovokcd 11111. 1 lourdcnlcrhuflmyn EF ‘ z a YA
(oimnent,bcc41nse of flat on lluyashi's 1 i or will set it.
. ‘nv- i'l ‘hp E‘I‘\I(‘1uqv:c_hi\‘\i(ln l .u
l
.
He will be accredited here as I‘lifti’.‘ .2
ler However he is un amha 2s411lori'1:
the Japanese foreign 3011' e, and witll
retuin that rank and the salary of 41.“?
nmbasgador. :
«41;,1111'5'9 no lt41'.'e ".91!"an ‘
11' indicated thnt Huron 1‘1413'4'. '11 ur‘t
414.1131 41 comiliutory policy toward:
l" l‘t in" "out here for the
purpose of harmonizim; tho relations?
between ihe two neighboring: coun
'3 his View is, not gt'ne'nlly shun
1d by; the (‘hincsc press, which 11 e
s.
Yt'SDl‘. D K‘
. 99". is
1.1-1
iy be much firmer in his dealings with
China than his predecessor was.
Warring factions in China have
been advised rather generally by the
dlfl‘crenccs,
stole forci n urgression. Politiciil
1"c '1 ms are warned that (I continuance
l(\;:
political and economical tutelage of
The. published digest of thejnew
Russo Japanese treaty has thrown . ‘2 ,
ploom over the Chinese foreign office. W
J
' emf-.1914. 16.0. 5/
tinct recognition by Hunt: of Japan'-
The Regent, Thursday.
urn: ‘Mus
Harry Hilliard and June Caprice in “Little His: Kamila».
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