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Mm oavnornto RAPIDLY/ m which nub in pa 5...: nariouau AIIIICAIII
Duo»: i FRO! TWO POINTS. it was named that one “i Johanna. rt. hunter, .1. . ~ .
he; mm m um I. . muted. lb. Juivria. :b. 7’
uoawauc 1501 E (Continued not. run Page.) of a min, m a...“ a” 2:: Wm, fl wflm. r, E” Help for Property
Great Feature Picture. i -— tructioa of the British battleship? W heat. It. Hobiitaei. lb. 3 '
, portant damage. Our seaplane: King Edward Vlli.. in January, Cuisinart, 2b. Lewis, ii. Owners.
Eathcked the fleet and forced it 1916. } Howey, 3b. Gardner. ah. I
TONIGHT ,to ""9“ t” the high seas. ’ ’Efforts ‘0 compose d“ differ- Olson. 55. Scott, as. t No one cycr ofleitcd to help
“Romanian front: - Along the ences between Chancellor Vo'J Meyers, t». camgan, l, " pay to have your house painted.
ALICE BR Danube calm prevails. After the Bethmann-HoilweK and his 00-; uniquard, p. Ruth, 1. .t decorated or improved in any 0th»
ADY final failure of the Rumanian at- oonents in the Reichstag, which impinge, . or way. You never expected any-
'tempt to cross the Danube near‘have been in progress since ad-E columns,- (American) behind the one to offer to pay for such im-
ln “MISS PETTICOATS”
In “GLORIA’S ROMANGE"
E BILLIE
l
mt.
iRahovo our artillery destroyed
the bridging material which theE
‘Rumanians drew across to their‘
:bank of the river. while the ma-‘
:terial left on our side was savedE
:We captured twenty ammunition?
cars and other cars containing'
baggage and war material."
J ‘ The United States Minister atE
a :Bucharest has reported to the
BURKE
iournment was taken after the 1m.
‘ l
Chancellors Wee“, 'apparentlyE (J‘liay (National), on the bases.
have ‘ accpmpltsherl httle' Thei Dineen (American), left field.
“ha“"llms p°““°“' h°‘”°""»' Quiglev (National) right field
l . . .
Cpfmrstio besu?s::l:;i‘n' :33 Pugh The mass of people who swarmed
m orma Ion 3‘ 3 1 a m 1' through the broad reaches of Braves'
cates that the campaign for re- .
. . . . Field, chosen as the stage for the local
sumotlon nf submarine acttvtty ‘b r 't‘t do 5 seat»
on the old basls has met with no game” “an" 0 I ” Temen u .
ing capacity, grew rapidly from small
has: any; fauna:
provclncnts, yct we are offering
right now to help pay the cost of
clcctric wiring. _
To all owners of propertyJo:
catcd on our cxisting lines, who
sign contracts for wiring with us,
’ during our present campaign, we
will rciund an aniount'equal to
ilic first six llionths’ lighting bills.
may
___, _..____. H“ success. . ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
it REGENT THEATRE. i, PALACE THEATRE. EAmerican State Department that! After several days of confiden-‘arouvsv “'10 “it" “’9'“ "T“ "'3’.“ “‘ "’° (I hiS rifindthgffin'igtme own“
. . ESWEET LITTLE—d Ean American was killed by a;tial conferences of the chancellor bleacher saii’S- The “gm ““8 w“ am no 0 t ' '
l One of the most powerful Produc~ STORY tbomb during a recent air raid and members of his cabinet with smaller than had preceded any “’0'” ' “WT." tcnant wants to use
lions elcr released by the Metro Pic-
tures Corporation is “The Wheel of the‘
Law." The star is the superb dram-
ntic artiste Emily Stevens, who has
Ilready appeared in several Metro
[wonder plays, and the director 15
George D. Baker, who recently made
[or Rolfe PhotOpial's. llic., the exquis-_
lte production of “The I’Ntendcrs,”
with Emmy Wuhlen as tar. The same
pampauy produced “The Wheel of the
Law," which is from the pen of Katha-
tine Kavanaugh. _ E
I. xFrank Mills, who is a star in his own
fight, is featured in Miss Stevens sup-
port; and other prominent players are
Edwin lioit' seen as “inspector Burke";
In "The Pretenders," Harry Daven-'
‘port, "of 'h'eiifai'nous' Davenport family,
unit Charles Eldridge, well known its
out) pittro'na.‘ ' l
,» “The‘Whéei ol the Law" is built
firewall a big central idea. showing the
Injustice of securing convictions aole~
Iy on circumstantial evidence. it is a
ptory of dynamic force. with district,
pttorneys and political vboses as its
leading characters. Miss Stevens is
first "shown an in‘ eminently success-
Fill Broadway star, hich she really is
In her own proper person. Miss Ste-
ivens shows what the triumph of a sue-E
bésflllll New York season really means
to a noted woman star. Both“ Mona
Maiiiard's" home life and her life b9-
bind the scenes are grapically depict~
ed. There are also cabaret scenes of
yous-uni liviicity.
“MISS PETTICOATS."
l z'l‘otlny at tht- Regent theatre there
will be picseii’ed Alice Brady in “Miss
Petticoat t" a Brady made \\'orld film
and a good one with a sltii’ that is in
is class by ll'f‘l‘st‘ll a strong supporting
[cast which will surely please all that
witness this picture. Along with
[his feature tllcrc will be shown an-E
DillE‘l‘ chapter of the Billie Burke se-
rial which by the way is fast drawing
i
. . , _ Suitor (significantlyi—“Wcll. l , . v - -
to a. close out it those that are so in ”mum m W Mm W Ml t “M Cerna. .chancellors party was victorious. m ‘5 above m, ”we“ ml, Wm,
lerestcd in this serial wish to com- ll ‘ ti ‘ m 5 int 0 a . . The British troops whichEPal’t of the Catholic Center, it is tic rcporttd that he was nblc w llu
plate it it might be wise to See this Trivindfritinjp” st, sir. "Bosxon,crossed the Struma and occupiedltl‘uev has been shown to be a'nen- tack cmy a fcw. .
Dimple? today m the Regent theatre : ‘ 1% Nevolb’cn have repulsed a violentiable .‘5 armi'nents of the Oppori- 'i‘hc players did not hurry to lll~
"' ”m1 [0' “9“ “9““ ‘hi’ WWW“ WI” be ‘ counter attack of the Bulgarians. tion. but Peter Spahn and other , . , _ ' . _
. . . . . THAT'S so. . . .fi Id. The Brooklyn club iitclilbers uht
manic us of die WP) best of features “I he” strange sounds in my mm The lull continues on the Central leaders HTCJiIll sunnort— arm“, hm nigh, spent r .1 of m
ncludiiig on liloitda —-Emlly ‘Stcvcns .. . . . - _ . . , _ , ,
3 y doctor." Somme front. TOdaVS officml an-gmg Dr' von Belhmm‘ Hollwetz. forenoon about their I" ., all appeal.
In “The Wheel of the Law," fl Metro
N'ondcrpiay. Tuesday—The Paramount
Louise liui‘f in “The Reward of Pa-
liencc," Wednesday—A Fox picture
[suturing Ornii iiawley in “Where
IN MONDAYS PICTURE
“Gretchen the Greenhorn," Haa Every-
thing to Accract—Next Week—Bill
Pleasing.
The Palace vaudeville show for this
week will cluse tonight after the best
success of any bill this season. Yes-
terday afternoon and last evening wit-t
on the Rumanian capital. accord-Ea committee from the Reichstag.
in; to a Bucharest dispatch Quot- ‘ discussion of the submarine issue
ing the Secolo. The Rumanian and other problems of foreign
government has sent a formal politcs has been resumed before
protest to the neutral powers the Ways and eMans Committee.
against the aerial bombardmentséHserr von Jagow, secretary for
series game played in this city in rc-t
cent, years. At daybreak: knots of ..
fifty persons each were gathered on, '~‘
the threshold of the park. awaiting;
the ppcning of the gates Some slept,E 1::
cthcis walked about. while more cag-
of the city. foreign affairs. and Admiral von
'will open on Monday
Epcar in “The Feud Girl" and the vau-l
A Constantinople“ telegram says
that a general congrcss of thet
applause. Vaudeville is proving more i Committee of Umpn and Progressg
and more attrat-tirc. As a specialEundcr the. presidency 0f the
feature tonight “Alien Souls " ’a strong‘ Grind Vizier, has adoPted a rest»,
Paramount picture will be'given. mu?“ m prosecute the war.
A line bill of pictures has been ”-13.231118,t the Entente All!“ to 3‘
ranged for next The showiv‘c‘oflou' end' , ,
night withi At the last sitting of thecon-t
“Gretchen [he Grepnhom'w 3 Trims“, greu Enver Pasha, war minister,
production of class. It featums'rcoorted °" the general situation.
DorothyGish‘and tells the story of a “mic“ be characterized ‘5 in a"
cute little Dutch girl who arrives, clad "399°“ favorable ‘0 the Central
in quaint costume. from Holland andl’owers ““1 their allies. The
has many experiences of interest. Grand Vizier announced that “1"!
On Tuesday night Barney Barnard,‘lim Pasha had been aPPOimeil
who made a hit in :‘Potash and Peri- general president.
mutter," will show in the Vitagraph Mafimum .Prlces for IPOlled
ncsscd large audiences who showed
their feelings in the matter by liberal
week.
i
production “Phantom Fortunes," a dc~Z butter and 0th" fat: are planned
l . a .
lightful story of «Hebrew life. As a‘m lhc near {MUTE "1 Berlin,
special feature for that evening, thelThis 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.” Eallowed to spoil and then sold at
Wednesday will bling William S.‘prices far exceeding those set for
Hart iii_ “Patriotism," an nitsorbinx unspoiled fats. 1
picture of Mexican Border Life. The The Bulgarians on the Strumal
story is that in which devotion to one's E front, in Greek Macedonia. are,
native land is dcpictctl. The drama1 retreating before the British. the;
is unusually strong and thrilling. ,‘Fnench War Office announced to?
On Thursday iiazcl llawn will 39- day, .
. The French troops on the.
ticvillc show Will be ushered in. Fri-E Macedonian front have ioined
day the World film corporation will the offensive with the Britisht
pros-out “The Almighty Dollar“ and on and Serbians. The French War:
Saturday the picture proizrtim will Office reports the occupation by
close for the week with the sweet .the French ,‘f the town of Get-.E
story 0f "paw““!°'" man. on Lake Presba. i
The Serbians. continuinz their,
(lid Colman-"Young man. my daughfi advance north of Kaimakcalan‘
tor tells iiiv‘I you love licr. [)0 you wish ~ height. have reached the valley of:
to marry her“ Ethe Bela Voda, a tributary of the|
l
i
nouncement says the night oasfl
ed quietly all along the battle
line in France.
According to the Daily Ex-
.pr'ess, of London. the British trov-
“\\'cil, where would you clasped tot
hear them?"
LIKELY MAID.
The Swell Guest—Your cook is n
orty read forecasts of the some in
Capelle, secretary for the navy, morning newspapers.
made statements explaining the
position Of the government. The which came oh the (‘harlea River.
naval secretary frequently inter", The first sizeable addition to the
posed in the debate WhiCh f°n°wfcrowd came in an automobile party
ed.
meeting Objeciion' . concerninlr cars began to unload on either side of
u" government 5 ”hey!“ regard the grounds. Out~of-town enthusiasts
to the submarine operations. ‘
Notwithstanding the confide-1-
tial nature of the proceedings inE
both committees. the following
probably may be taint:f a; a fair,
1 accurate statement t e m-‘
,3“ situation:. The conferfncealwc‘o“ and all were forced so ”'11::
thus far. notwithstanding eonsitl-i’m‘1m"le m” “m m“ s; ‘ r-
erablc good will on both fidflnthey found the laid ironed n 0 1:9
have not brought the opponintifect playing condition, the scars o a
elements much nearer together. season's spikes removed. A piattorm
They have nhown the Chancellori lo the light of the home plate aroused
to be in full accord with Field‘turiosity, until a ground-keeper ex-
Marshal von Hindenburg, chief. plained that it was for the use of may.
of stall, and with the Navy De.Eing picture men. The great capacity
partment. Both the military andEoi' the field had been extended by
naval representatives haw sum'moo, providing space for 45,000 per»
ported the contentions of t‘-- runs through the crectlon of a icnct
chancellor against the inaugura-Eacrow right field from the month“
tion of an unrestrained submarine stand to the wall, These standlnr
campaien With the full weiolit ' apnccs together with 2,000 seats in tilt
of their exocri authoritv. ntioxtrcme right field corner, sold at 50
le 'Helfl’erich. iii"! Phant‘e'lnr.Ett-nitt each. a price so low that thc
backed the chancellor in a Dow-Egan’s wcre jammed at an hour wher
”ml speech on the economic as-itho grand stand cntrnnces wore (li'
pects of the nitration. floated, .
N“ new argument: we" intl‘O- Reservations. howoci'r, hull bccv
'1"er however "“6 ll“ Cll‘""'-.virtunlly sold out hours ahead, Sc
lOT'S “DDON‘MS have not nefle-tgrcltt was the dcnland flint it colilt
ttd themselves 9" he ("""l’lre'l Eliot bc satisflcdl. some of it from
The. alienMent of flu: RClClISt'Wifrlenda of club officials and players,
parties on the unStlon has “ndcr‘lthat President J. J. Lannln, of the
gone little chanpc slnCC the Sim " Elted Sox, increased on earllur offer 01'
gle 0‘ 135* spring. in “mid" the .it premium of 81 a ticket to an utter
Many carried suit cases or boxes.
and lunch receptacle.
The barriers were swung clear at 9
Dr. Sahn in a speech de’e'lded
strongly the pocition of the chan-
cellor.
on to be in good cor... .lon.
"Wt utilize it ..t we‘le up arainri .
l-ig proposition iii the licd Sox, but
know the bow rrc capable of it. in
course we expect to win, but in lion
clcctric scrvicc, and only those
houscs that arc wircd get the beat
class of tcnaiits. There is now an
opportunity of havingr a great
improvement made in your prop-
crty and at trifling expense.
Phonc our Sales Department
Bofiires were 5::
lighted to burn off the morning mist-s,
answering questions and from Jai'lrey. N. it. soon the street
Ipoured in by automobile and train. ’
serving the double. purpose of a seat .-
and ask for full details of our
lillcral ofl'cr. ,
"The"
United Electric
Lighiiiwalcr
it ~ * ,. . Co. '
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THESE THREE STYLES
wtafowoftheamartutF-Ifihh
“ Pictorial Review '
. Patterns
0‘
i_“\a
Lovo Leads," Tliursday‘Another Foxf
picture Yalcskzi Suret in “The Siren",
Friday—Edna Goodrich in "The House,
ern'nent. through the American
embassy, has made reovere‘ta-
tions to Germanv, on behalf of
Gilli GROUND lilliiiSS-
\
many games no man can tell," salt.
Manager Robinson from a chair in the
very handsome girl.
The Shrewd Host—She is. She
. .M
.t . 9v
bf Lies." which surely makes a pro-
gram that can hardly be beat in the
{stay of feature pictures.
W
"What are you going to say when
you ‘addrcss congress?" asked the
mend. \
l “I don't know yet," replied Sen-Eadie, and sharp pains shootinlthrough
“After the opposl-‘my back until I could not stoop ovcrE
’htor Sorghum. -
lion I have met Willi at home I don't! ‘
lfeel canal on to make long speeches.~
K‘m lucky to be able to say ‘Pres-V,
lent!‘ "—Wasliington Star. 5
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t
, illicit—1t!
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,"The Playhouse That PleaSes.”
E ’; VAUDEVILLE TONIGHT
vFE‘ATURE PICTURES
,. (Tonight—«Paramount picture of
.power, “Alien Souls." ;
Nenday—e'i‘riangle play, “Gretch-
'en the Greenhorn.” .
fl‘ueedayyeThe celebrated come-
: “diamé Barney Barnard, in
, " r‘YPbantorn Fortunes." ' .
. ,' tSBEC-f , ,FDRTUESDAY
Ch _. ‘ _ .‘fit'flard Luck.”
(Wednesday—affirm Patriot,” a
“willingntaleof thelM’exjcan
'ibotder. ; .L‘ ' , .
mummam‘ln “The
{praise them too highly." This stand-Eain told Germany that tracer
mashes the potatoes by simplv look-l - . .
' ttwo c e
ing at them—Cincinnati Commercial aptur d BrmSh aVlators
, -who are to be tried by court-
tTflbuue' --_.,_ martial because “traced bullets”
No MORE BACKACHE FOR HER. were found in their poisession.
Mrs. J. M. Gaskill, Etna Green, Ind.,iThc g°vemm°m “Named “‘3"
.writes; “I suffered from severe back- tracer bullets, are used by a"
‘ belliecrents as machine gun am-
munition for the purpose of cor~
Urinaryirecting the gunner’s aim, and do
i
I
and get up without aid.
trouble secmedfito be the cause of hi .
all. A single box of Foley Kidney Pills E WET—77'" ~
gave me such relief that I cannot! All“ saying that Great Brit-
ard remedy for kidney and biadder‘bulle’tS’werc found on board the
ailments can be taken with safety for, Zeppelin whose crew surrendered
backache, swoolen ankles, and then FCCCD‘HY in England. the ExPress
matic pains. added: “It is hoped that the
Sold everywhere. government made it clear to
lGei-many that the crew of this
Zeppelin will be treated in pre-
ciselv the same manner as our
airmen."
Count von Dohna-Schlodien,
,commander of the German cruis-
wer Moewe, has been killed in
France. according to a Milan dis-
patch to the London Chronicle.
Count Dohna-Schlodien was in.
command of the Thirty-fifth In-
fantry Regiment. ‘
The German cruiser Moewt-es-
We Clailn
Your Attention
it in Need ct Eyeglasses
We maintain a high grade“
of optical service and furnish
the proper glasses at reason-
able cost without reducing“ the
quality of them. ‘
Consider our cla' . f ~ leaped: from the British blodsade
‘ superiority; "n or some time‘toward' the end of
, g “:915, and for several months
successfully raided allied oom-
merce, capturing or linking fif-
Iobby. He said he would not announce
his lineup until some time.
For Manager Carrigan, of the lic.
Mill ' Bill
25 cent: for each of the
above numbers.
not contravene The H2331: Cow}
(Continued From ll‘ rst Page.)
the game, Manager Carrigan had up-
set calculations at the eleventh hour
by authorizing the statemcnt that his
selection would be Ruth, Shore or
Mays. Ruth was regarded as his prob
zble choice. Those ciulle to him had
indicated .“l linnrs previously that
Leonard would pitch. Tile reason for
the iatter‘i elimination did not devel-
op. . . .
For Brooklyn it was thought Mar-
mm would servo his left-handct‘r
shoots, which had provcn offectivc
against the Red Sox team in the series
of 1912. when he appeared as a mem-
ber of the New York Nationals.
The identity of‘ opposing pitchers
was a-conside‘nble factor in the com-
position of the line-ups of either team,“
both Manager Robinson. of‘*Brooklyn,
and Carrigan relying on interchange-
able outfields to bring out added
strength. Stengel, a «weak batsman
against left-handed pitchers, has no
chance. in a Brooklyn line-up against
“Ruth orLeoaard. His place will be
taken by Johnson. Similarly. Walker, ‘
Speaker's successor‘at center field,
for Boston, would be thrown out or
competition with Marquerd In: the box
for Brooklyn. the recruit Shorten be-
ing a moreeflectivo' batter Vaginal:
pitcmng‘m the south side. Maria.
801’
-' l . . E p . teenateamera. On’erb. I, 1916.
I ~ . ' the W“W"Appamt~ar-
"The ram. My. W . ton Roads with
f
‘ Itiouadantooihydfi-
Sox, this world series mnlks the— cut
of his baseball career, If he adhcrc
to a decisibn reiterated within d (it,
or two, This morning he said hi- din
not wish to discuss the manor or to
talk oil his plans fo rthe series. ‘
“Priestly haven't decided yet," he
replied to a question as to ills choicc
for a pitcher.
Olhcr members olftbe Boston team
were equally reserved or in doubt on
this point. The members of the pitch
ing staff most likely to get the. word,
Shore. Mays, Ruth and Leonard, all
said they were in good shape.
Grubbs-Do you think there is any
real cure for hay fever?
Stubbs—Some persons
hanging or beheading will do the
trick, but in my own view it. sur-
vives as a. punishment in the next
world.-—'lndianapolis News.
believe
“My wife's been nursing a' groucli
all the week.”
Transcript.
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" rite did? ‘Did he give any ran-nu!"
"Been laid up, have you?"—-Bostan '
“Your father retfltad his consent."
We cannot enumerate here all. the mantra fer the My popularity of
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