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'ENTENTE CAKPAIGN
AGAINST HONABTIR IS lad on bond 199 prisoners and, "Donna were"
‘ DEVELOPING ‘RAPIDLY one million mark! in gold bars! NATIONAL! AIUNCM“
FRO]! TWO POINTS. It was ammo! that one of! Jmm- I1 “001*.“
——————~ her achievements wu‘the laying? halibut, lb. Janvrin, 2b.
i (Continued from First Page.) of a, mine which culled the d“, Myers, C; Walker, ,1.
1 --——- - traction of the Bri‘ , battleshipi w heat. it. lloblllzr-l. lb.
gportant damage. Our seaplane King Edward VII ., in January? Culshaw, 2b. Lrwis. u.
iattacked the fleet and forced it 1916. ! Mowrey. 3b. Gardnex, 3b.
Ito retreat to the high seas. Efforts to compote the differ: Olson, as. Scott. .5.
“Rumanian front: Along the ences between Chancellor VOTI: Meyers, .3 Can'iganl ._
1Danube calm prevails. After the Bethmann-Hollweg and his or)! Marquard, p. Raul, L,
‘final failure of the Rumanian at- oonents‘ in the Reichstaz, which' umplass,
‘temPi *0 crols the Danube near have been in progress since ad--l ("cnllollvy (Aiilcrical) bchind the
iRahovo our artillery destroyed iournment was taken after them“,
jtbe bridging material which thelchancellor's speech, apparently!
lRumanians drew across to theirihave accomplished little. Thcl
bank of the river, while the ma-lchancellor‘s position, h6wever,‘
;ten'al left on our side was saved. appears tn be unshaken. and such]
ch captured twenty ammunitioniinformation as is obtainable indi-
mt from Bedlam that she u the male haul“ order:
In “GLORIA’S ROMANCE"
I REGENT THEATRE.
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l One of the mast powerful produc-
tions ever released by the Metro Pic-
tures Corporation is “The Wheel of the
Law." The s'ar is the superb dram‘
Mic artiste Emily Stevens, who has
pix-early appeared in several Metro
[wonder plays“ and the director ls
George D. Baker, who recently made
[or Rolfe Phoioplays, Inc, the exquis-
lte production of “The l’rctenders,f'
limb Emmy Wehlen as tar. The same
pampany produced “The Wheel of the
plat," which is from the pen of Katha-
linta Kal'nnaugh.
d‘rauk Mills. who is a star in his own
right, is featured in Miss Stevens' sup-
port. and other prominent players are
Edwin Holt. seen as "Inspector Burke"
In “The Pretenders," Harry Daven-
port, of the famous Davenport family,
land Charles'mldridge, well known to
Metro patrons.
", “'I'Ire Wheel of the Law" is built
ground a big central idea. showing the
Injustice of securing convictions hold"
I; on circumstantial evidence. it is .1
story of dynamic force. with district
attorneys and political hoses as its
leading characters. Miss Stevens ls
lira: shown as an eminently success.
[of Broadway star. hich she really is
In her own proper person. Mina Ste-
p'ena showa what the triumph- of a sine.
i PALACE THEATRE.
swear LITTLE sronv
IN MONDAYS PICTURE
“Gretchen the Greenhorn," Hat Every-
thing to Accract-Next Week—Bill
Pleasing.
The Palace vaudeville show for this
week will close tonight after the best
success of any bill this season. Yes-
terday afternoon and last evening wit.
nessed large audiences who showéd
ll19ll" foelingz; in the matter by liberal
applause. Vaudeville is proving more
and more attractive. As a special
feature fonight “Alien Souls " ‘a strong
‘Paramouut picture will be,given.
‘1‘ fine bill of pictures has been ar-
ranged for next week. The show
will open O‘l Monday night with
"Gretchen the Greenhorn." a Trianglo
production of class. It features
Dorothy Gish and tells the story of a
‘cute little Dutch girl who arrives, clad
in quaint costume, from Holland and
has many experiences of interest.
On Tuesday night] Barney Barnard.
who made a hit in “Potash and Perl-
mutter," will show in the Vitagraph
cars and other cars containing,
baggage and war material.”
The United States Minister at:
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A‘ IBucharest has reported to thefiuccess. .
IAmerican State Department that!
gar} American was killed by a
bomb during a recent air raid
on the Romanian capital. accord-
ing to a Bucharest dispatch quot-
ing the Secolo. The Romanian
lgovernment has sent a formal
protest to the neutral powers
.aqainst the aerial bombardments,
of the city.
A Constantinople telegram says
that a general congrcsa of the
Committee of Union and Progress
under the presidency of the
Grand Vizier, has adopted a reso-f
llotion to prosecute the war
i victorious end.
igress Enver Pasha, war minister.‘
reported or the general situation.
‘which be characterized as in all
grespects favorable to the Central
‘Powers and their allies. The
rand Vizier announced that Hu-
.lim Pasha had been appointed
general president.
Maximum prices for spoiled
ient situation :.
production “Phantom Fortunes," a do; butter an"- other {3‘6 are planned
lighiful story of chrew life. As a in the near future in Berlin.
special feature for that evening, me This is the result of the discoverv
management has booked Charley that large amounts of fats fit for
Chaplin who will be seen in “Hard human consumption have been
Luck." iallowed to spoil and then sold at
cates that the campaign for re-
sumption of submarine activity
on the old basis has met with no
After several days of confiden—
tialconferences of the chancellor
and members of his cabinet with
a committee from the Reichstag,
discussion of the Submarine issue
and other problems of foreign
politcs has been. resumed before
the Ways and eMans Committee.
Herr von Jagow, secretary for
Jforeien affairs. and Admiral von_
Capelle, secretary for the navy,
made statements explaining the
position of the Povernment. The
naval secretarv frequently inter-
posed in the debate which follow~
ed, answering questions and,
l
Notwithstanding the confiden-
tial nature of the proceedinzs in
both committees, the following
probably may be taken as a fair-i
ly accurate statement of themes-
The conferences
thus far. notwithltandinc tonsil!»
erable good will on both sinks!
have not brought the onpoainq‘
elements much. nearer together..
They have nhown‘ the chancellor;
to be in full accord with Field.
Marshal von Hindenburc, chief’
of staff. and with the Maw De.
partment. Both the military andl
rgroups. who had spent the night at the
mmmwmmfl ' " mist. -
O'llay (National). on the bases.
Dineen (American), left flcld.
Quiglcy (National), right field.
The mass of people who swarmed
through the broad reaches of Bravcs’
lf‘leld. chosen as the stage for the local,
games because of its tremendous seat}
his capacity, grew rapidly from small
bleacher gates. The night line was
smaller than had preceded any world .{
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15%|. ”.3, . I 4", ‘
series game played in this city in re-
cent years. At daybreak, knots ofi
fifty persons each were gathered on"
the‘ threshold of the park. awaiting
the opening of the gates
crly read forecasts of the gaiwmin
morning newspapers.
which came off the (‘harles River.
The first aizeable addition to the
crowd came in an iomobile party
from Jamey. N. . Soon the street
iazalnst the Eniente Allies to a , meeting obiefllon! concerninv cars began to unload on either side of
W" EOVCmant'S Paley in regard the grounds. (tutor-town enthusiasts
At the last sitting of the con—,to the submarine operations.
poured In by automobile and
Many carried suit cases or boxes.
serving the doulllh purpose of a seat
and lunch receptacle.
The barriers were swung clear at 9
o'clock and all were forced to pass im
mediately into the grounds. There
they found the hold lroned into per-
fect playing condition, the scars of a
season's spikes removed. A platform
to the right of the home plate aroused
turloally, until a ground-keeper ex-
plained that It was for the use of mov.
ing picture lilt‘n. Tbc great capacity
of the field had been extended by
Sonic sli-‘pt. .-
(-thcls walked about. while more hi? i ‘
mum-es were .:
lighted to burn off the morning mists~ V
train. v
bf‘sn'llll New York season rcally means
I... a noted woman star. Both" Mona
IMaiuanl's” home life and her life be—
hind the scene's are graph-ally depict-
pd. ‘l‘llcre are also cabaret scenes of
pulloulll vivacity.
ll i “MISS PETTICOATS.”
‘ ‘oday at tho Regent wealI‘E‘llle‘t‘
pd be preserved Alice Brady in “Miss
I’oilicoats" a Brady made \‘i'orld fllni
[and a good one with a slai’ that is in
5: class by herself a strong supporting:
past which will surely please all that
{witness this picture. Along with
this feature there will be shown an-
pihcr cliaptrr of :llc Billie llurkc sc-
I‘ll? which by the way is fast drawing
to a close and if those that arc so in-
to: .s‘cd in this serial wish to coili-
‘ ' plQic it it might b-c wise to 599 this
phpptor today at the Regent theatre
unit for out week the program will be.
im- do up of the very best of fcniurcs
including on Monday~Emily Stevens
InfThc “'heell‘,‘ the Law," a Mctro
y—Thc Paramount
Louise Buff in “The Reward of Pa-
, liehcc." \\'cdnesdny——A Fox picture
«
_ Foul; Girl.” :
[coloring Ormi Hawley in “Where
Love [read-4," Thursday—Another Fox‘
pléturc Valeskzl Surcl in “The Sigrgen"
Fridny~i~3dna Goodrich in “The Hausa
bf ics," which surely makas a pro-
grz u that can hardly be beat in the
[way of feature pictures.
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, “What are you going to say when
you address congress?" asked the
Friend.
. “i don‘t know yet." replied Sen-
lator Sorghun'. “Aftcr the opposi-
ltion i have r1,-
reel Called oil;
I'm lucky ti“ _
put !' "—Wasbington Star.
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"The Playhouse ThethPleaSes.”
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VALIDEVILLE TON'IGHT
. ‘ 3. FEATURE PICTURES
(Tonight—Paramount picture of
. power, “Alien Souls."
Monday—Triangle play. “Gretch-
' en the Greenhorn."
{Tuesday—The. celebrated come-
dian; ' Barney Barnard, in
‘L. bism‘nm Fortunes)! .
r :fiPBfiCIAL. FOR TUESDAY.
Why Will -‘-‘»H-a,rd Luck."
. WednesdayE-‘i‘rhe Patriot.” a
iL-i'hrilling, tale of‘ the Mexican
::border. . 4' .,
With-'11:!!! a Iwfi'vlnc‘lThe
Friday—The. World
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”art in “Patriotism," an absorbluk
picturr of Mexican Border Life. Tho
story is that in which devotion to ouc‘s
naiivc land is depicicd. The drama
is unusually strong and thrilling.
(in Thursday Hazel Dawn will up-
Epcar ill “The Feud Girl" and the van-
dvvlllc show will be ushered In. Fri-
\\'odncsday will bring William sfprlcea far exceeding those set for n‘IVf'l representatives havc 9""-
unspoiled fats. l
The Bulgarians on the Strumai
front, in Greek Macedonia. are
,retrectinc before. the British the
3 French War Office announced to-
day.
. The
lMacedonian front have
French troops on the
ioined,
{3.000. providing space for 45,000 per-
ported the contentions of th*_
chancellor against the inaugural-l
tion of an unrestrained submarinef
campaign with the full weiaht'
of their expert authority. Dr.,
Karl Helfferirh. vice rhancé‘lor.
Lions through the crccti'ln of a four!
ncrora rixhtsflcld from the smalle‘
stand to the wall, These slandiui
spurts togethcr with 2.000 souls in llv
extreme right ficld corncr, sold :u 5i
tents car-h, a price so low that ill!
backed the chancellor in a pow- slili‘!‘ wcrc jammcd at an hour “’lli‘i'
erful speech on the
(lay the Whrld film corporation will the 030118ch Will) the Britishipccts nf the qmfion,
present “The Almighiy Dollar" and on
and Serbians. The French War;
Nn new arguments were intro-
economic 38- the grand stand cntrances wcrv il‘
~c icd, _
Reservations, howccvr, had be!“
EMU-“lily ”19 picturc lH‘OiU'llm “‘111 Office ”ports the occupation by|duccd hov'cvrr find the ch'lnrrl-,\irtunlly sold‘out hours nlicud. St
closo for the “Mk with the “S“m‘tdhe FrCf‘Ch "l the town of Gerillnf's "WDOfl'WltS have not permit-larval, wus the llcmumi lllill It i‘l‘ltl'
story of “l’asqualc.
man. on Lake Presba. ‘
The Serbians, continuinar their,
it'd themselves ‘.‘\ he rnHVill”E'l not bc autisflcdl, some of it
The alirnre'lt of the Reichstw‘
from
ends of club officials and players
”diff"“ff“;mfm; mun: mtv daufltjadvance north of Kaimakcalanlpalllefi on "‘6 question has Hildel".thut President J. J. Lannin, of the
m .i s mu .‘011 mo Hr. I)" )0“ “ M height. havc reached. the valltv of‘fimc """flflhrhjc Since the. strll‘~il‘.ed Sox. lncrcascd an curlicr offer of
WC B913 VOda. 3 tributary of the 813 of. 139' spring, In which theta premium of $1 a ticket to an odor
'o marry her?"
Suitor (significantlyl—--“\\'cll, I
thought I‘d scc what you had to any
Cerna. l
The British troops which‘}
chancellor’s party was victorious.
Part of the Catholic Center. it is
on tho subject first. sir. allostonjcmssed the Struma and occupiedflflle. has been shown m be amen-
Transcript.
THAT’S SO.
“I hear slrangc sounds in my ears,
doctor."
"Well, whcro would you expect to
hcnr them?"
LIKELY MAID.
Thc Swell Guest—Your cook in a
very handsome girl.
The Shrowd Hont~Shc is. She
mashes the potatoes ‘by simply look-
ing at them-Cincinnati Commercial
‘Jf‘ribune.
‘ Nd MORE BACKACHE FOR HER.
Mrs. J. M. Gasklll, Etna Green, Ind,
gwrltcs; ”I suffered from severe back-
' ache, and sharp pains shooting through
"my back until I could not stoop over
= t with at home i don't and get up without uld. Urinary “Sting the, gunne‘r's all“, and do
.A Make long speeches.‘ trouble seemed to be the cruise of itlnfifommvcn" “9 933“: C05”!
#31”? to say ‘Pres‘ all. A single box of Foley Kidney Pills VC“ 3-
lgave me such relief that i cannot
:prnise them too highly." This stand-
;ard remedy for kidney and bladder
ailments can be takén with safety for
backache. swoolen ankles, and thou
,mniic pains. ‘
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."tr Moewe, has been. killed in
I915.
i
Nevolytn have repulsed a violent!
counter attack of the Bulgarians.
The lull continues on the
tSomme front. Today‘s official nn-g
.nouncement says the night pass-l
'ed quietly all along the battle
line in France.
According to the Daily Ex-
press. of London. the British trov-
lern'nent. through the Amtrican
lembassy, has made reo'ere‘tfi-
tions to Germanv_ on behalf of
ltwo captured British aviators
who are to be tried by court-
martial because “traced bullets”
were found '4“ their oozieeeion.
The government explained that
tracer bullets are used by all
belligerents ac machine gun am-
=munition for the purpose of cor-
. After saying that Great Brit-
'ain told’Gcrmany that tracer
tbullets were found on board the
iZeppelin whose crew surrendered
recently in England. the Express
added: “It is hoped. that the
government made it clear to
Germany that the crew of this
Zeppelin will be treated in pre-
ciselv the same manner as our
airmen.” , *
'Count von Dohna-Schlodien,
,c‘ommander of this German cruis-
France. according to a Milan dis-
patch, 0 the London Chronicle.
Count ohna-Schlodien wa in.
command of the. Thirty-fifthxn-
fantry Regiment. ‘
The .German cruiser Moewe e54-
».caped‘from the British blockade
some time toward the end of
and for several months.
successfully- raided allied ;' coma
merce. capturing or linking lif-
teen steamers. Oni’lFeb. r, 19:5,
the British steamer Apparn ar-
rived. in Hampton Roads with I
ttriennial: f tn
l “prize crew roan, e
‘ ‘ndicntcd “4 hours prcviously
able ti arguments of the Opposi-
tion, but Peter Spahn and other
Central leaders are still support-
ing Dr. von Bethmann-Hollwe?
Dr. Sahn in a speech decoded
strongly the pocition of the chan-
cellor.
uni uiiu 'wnuss—
lunar nil;
(Continued From 1“ rat Page.)
the panic. Manager (‘arrignn had up
set calculations in the eleventh hour
by authorising the statement that lili-
se‘etticn would be Ruth, Shore or
Mays. Ruth was ‘iegarded as his prob
stile choice. Those close to him hat‘
that
Leonard would pitch. The reason for
tho latter'r elimination did not devel-
op.
For Brooklyn it was thought Mar
guard would servo his lefbhanded
shoots, which had proven cffectivr
against the Red Sox team in the series
of 1912,_whpn he appeared as a mem-
ber of the New York Nationals.
The identity of opposing pitchers
was a considerable factor in the com-
position of the line-ups of either team.
both Manager Robinson, of Brooklyn,
and Carrigan relying on intei'chango
able outflelds to bring out added
strength. Stengel, a weak batsman
against left-handed pitchers. has no
, chance in a Brooklyn'lineup against
Ruth or Leonard. Kin place :will be-
taken by Johnaon. Pail-nun; Walker, .
. , o
Speaker’s successor at. center field, --
for Boston. would be thrown out of ~
competition with Marquard in'thdbox‘ ‘
for Brooklyn. the recruit Shorteir'be»
in; a more eflective batter auxin-t
pitching from the south side. . Mann:
“Commit is understood, his de- ~
candle airshow m at not
of $5 abovo the tlclut‘a face valui
L'c Iiiltll'ltil that he Mia ablc to bu,
rack rnly a low.
'I‘lm plnycrs did not hurry to ill
field. The Brooklyn club numbers wlu
arrival last night ,spcnt I ,ll of fl.
i’orcnoon about their l" ., all appml.
co to be in good 04‘“ Jon.
"Wt ZillilZC ll ,4 woke up" "ninsi .
big ploposition iii the Red mill
know lhc boyi 're capable of it. (1
course we expo! to win; but in how
runny games no man can tell." sail.
Manager Robinson from a chair in lllt‘
lobby. He said he would not announce
.ria lineup until game time.
For Manager (intrigun. of the llc.
Sox, this world series mazks the Pill
of his baseball career. if he udhcir
lo a. decision reiterated wjlhin a di;
or two, This morning he said he din.
not wish to discuss the 1;.attcr or :o
,lallt pt his plans f0 rthe series.
"I loally haven‘t decided yet." he
replied to a question as to his choice
for a pitcher.
Other members of the Boston team
were equally reserved or in doubt on
:his point. The members of the pitch-
ing staff most likely to get the word.
said they Were in good shape.
Grubbs—Dq you think there is any
real cure for hay fever? \
Stubba—Some persons believe
hanging or beheading will do the
trick, but in my own view .it sur-
vives as a/punishment in the next
world—indianapolls News.
“My wife's. been nursmg a groucb
allflhe week.” K»
“Teen-laid up, have you?”-—Boston
Transcript.
l, DAD‘SREASOI'L ‘ -
"Your father . refused ~ his consent."
his own
Press.
M .
no lr mm» “‘
3 Helm—"Do tr your-cur: i. m
:lsTiv—‘yv-wu ' .A.'.‘.w.
Shore. Mays, Ruth and Leonard, all »
“Hodid? 'Dld heaive any reason?" -'
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