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Great Feature Pictures
Tonight—Louise [lull in “The Reward of
' Patience” and Charlie Chaplin.
waousso v THURSDAY FRIDAY
Orn'ti Ha 12‘ Valoaka Surett Edna floodrich
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“Whore. . in "The House of ,1
Lea j ' “The Straight Way" Lies”
SATUR' '. LETHEL CLAYTON AND CARLYLE
BL‘ ELL IN “A WOMAN'S WAY." AND
' BIL IE BURKE IN “GLORIA’S ROMANCE.”
ltllul comment.
“The! The general sentiment of the
'press is that Germany is chal-
lenging the United States with a
conviction that the challenge will
not be taken up, and that neu-
‘ Love Leads "
Thursday Valeaka Surate
Straight Way. "
Caroline iiarris, who plays in “The
Straight Way," appears for the fifth“
time 1n William Fox piozures. Miss
llarris' previous work was in "The "3‘5 mu“ 5": tOdaY that they
1111111111 Revenge," Gold and 11111 Wo- fitted unWiSdY in “0* nipping
‘muy "3111111111111 and-«n11. Emu“ the submarine warfare on com-
Supllo 1merce in the bud.’ The news-
i Miss Harris is a well knoun stage“ P'Pers express the opinion “at
Efavorltc who has played with such the Sme-anne “minim 0“ the
stars as Viola Allen James K llllcll- American C03” i' the 1‘“ touch
01:11 Henry Miller 111111 Alia .\‘atimova [to a situation which to becoming
[Her first engagement was. with Mm; impossible owing to the sinking
Fiske of Scandinavian and othern
i Miss liar'tls early life was passedi trill 'hlPS- They deck“ “I:
in 01111111 and Japan. where she 11111111 neutrals must feel bound to art
in
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lilhai. Her stage career began short: world is Jetted.
ly after she left the Orient 'and came
' ' PALACE THEATRE. he associate-
“PHANTOM FORTUNES"
AT PALACE TODAY.
Barney Bernard Stars in Delightful
Hebrew Play-Charley Chaplin To-
night in “Hard Luck."
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predicting for it
lattes both in domestic
could scarcely be improved on.
The story of Samuel Tnllber whip-
ped iuio scenario form by Garfield
t'llslllillt‘d.
’l‘bollltlson has proved an excellent ve-
hicle for illt‘ screen debut of Barney . . . 1 has rtccmcd word iron “adult!
B-rltnr'l M 1. _0 d if rt i lllt Will be soon tonight ill "liltrd, b fR fl! S
. 1 1 11m 1 me y c o s n Luck." 1 (Continued from Hm Pam) y way 0 cm: that e Danish;
‘ "l'otnall llltti i‘cl'lmlliicr" are well re- __ ___»__‘__ 1 vovernment link given definite or-
tucmbered. The story of “Phantom THE PATRIOT." i 1ders mobibltlnc the reVictuallnz
Fol-tunes," presenting well-known \\ 11111 i1. 11“,» 1-1111] to prove oliv- oi ‘3‘:de and the fighting contin- of submran en '"t Snansh waters.
typt'fl 1lf.ic\vi>ll life, is. delightful of its
kind, :lltd affords one of the best scrccn
comedy-dramas of recent production.
In the cast assisting Mr. Bernard is.
‘lilr_1,1\ioscol\itz,who appeared wi‘l'
him in “i’o'.a.~h and l'ltl'lnlutter," and
who in the present instance plays in
fine '1tl'le the affectionate Jewish wife
of Zulnton l’iltsker, clothing manuiac
1|ll‘f‘l', whose dealings with the English
fullil‘s and llliruculotts escape from fi-
nancial ruin through the pet'fldy of 211:1
bookkeeper 1.111 the source of much
amusement. There are also James:
Morrison in the role of Bob Dcering
through whose wellvmcnni advice Pin-
skel' meets his troubles. ilPSlf’l' Ber-
tlnrd as “to Mandell; the raise-hearted
bookkeeper Edward Elites n14 Able
Lct‘xmvitz. a compc‘itor of Pinsker‘s
i1 seekin‘l’z to obtain the fake ward ord-
‘ er. Adele DeGarde‘ as Molly Sherman.
telephone girl, and sweetheart of Ike!”-
‘lng. Mary .\iatlrice as Mm. Gallagher,
L. Roger Lytlon as “Red" Dorgan. fake
colttnrsslonel', and Ruben: Gaillard as
~PAlAC—:_ iiiii__i__iii
1tlt1ti has characterizod his man} oth-
ilw Inn. 11 lllnlldl drlllltul owl oifcl-
ed on Illt‘ Tl'1alll'1‘11
Inc:
'l he l‘alrlozfi
when Tllolllrls ll
llnln. ll lt't in'
is the Dlil‘
tionnl liOlllltll'lr) line.
that it hits no \\'()ilit‘ll in its cast.
“The Patriot" is the
ion to the Stars and Stripes
11 resttrcd b) the
memories.
istic horror that has been so graphi-
tllc war zone.
Wiley.
11 llonlcsteadcr and
traitor. lie has invedcd it.
uvrhe Playhouse That PleasCS” er notable DOT ravals and W)” ull'
itioubtedly win new laurels by his per-
fornlltncc.
Monday—Triangle play, “Gretch-
en the Greenllorn.”
{Tuesday—The celebrated come-
dian, Barney Barnard, in
“Phantom Fortunes "
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Charley Chaplin in “Hard Luck. ”
1Wednesday—“The Patriot," a
thrilling tale of the Mexican
. . border. . t 1 i.
{Thursday—Hazel Dawn in “The
'. Feud Girl "
Triday—The World production,
. “The Almighty Dollar.”
Raturday-George Beban in the
sweet story of‘ H’Pasquale.
{VAUDEVILLE—«FIVE BIG
ACTS; EVERY THURSDAY, ‘
FRIDAY, SATURDAY.
(‘arpcnier‘ well known child ao' ors
‘ Triangle plays.
with his plot to betray lilacountry.
'of lnceville.
photographed by Joe August.
REGENT THEATRE.
" of Patience" and Charley
‘ Chaplin.
asks nothing in return? In that;
110Ve that dedicates "Sell to uihc happi-
‘neas of the loved one and. to all
Paul Scardon has produced the pic-
.ture. and we believe we are safe in‘
unusual popularity.
'The presentation of 11111111 character-
llnd busilles ~1
life as portrayed by Barney Bernard
The
play has been remarkably well can t.
lltlch character is ll dislinlt ly,pe lllc
indilldualit) of which has been wr'li FRENCH
As a special feature Charley (‘llfll"
[11111-1 am will be
st 1 11 ill lllt l’nlt‘ltc lllt‘itll“ \\' l'illlt‘. illiY‘With artillery and mines
llrcsellts \\' ll' 1
a thrill-
illl: 'etorv of the Mexican border fronl‘Ch ”31 ”‘ch “'3" 1'5”"5
ti 1 [H ll of Monte \i Ktltterjoin. This
llni nll'lndt is well kuow'n 'somc ene'nv Comp'tnics Whlth
as lltlvinu llit‘n staged almost in isEWere butldtna hreastworks "C‘L
entirely on the striferiddcn interna- ”‘9 villages OI SOkOlOVO arid Rad
it is unique in - ”-
pulsaiinir were
s‘ory of a lllzllt whose burning dcvo-iWPS Gulct on the Animal) coast."
turns:
to smouldering coals of hate and then panied bv other members of the
111l1e11l of 11 gold brovisional
cn-llalred boy who restlrrcc cts loving Greece. arrived at
it is abundant with the Mondav. accord'na tn :1 disn-ltrhvmdw ofthcfederal governmenthsanti .1“.an gold as rapidly M orders can
almosplte'rc of rebellious Mexico. 1-‘lc from thitt C ty ’9 Rent):
piciing border raids with all the real- dc“
liar" has the title role, that of Bob er, has been brought to the sur-
nlincr, face.
wilosc suspicion that his government of the crew who went down with
has defrauded ltl'm makes of hint it the craft Were rescued
advance Dent-Commander
mport says, “"111 all the forcefuint'si wase found dead in the conning 3.59.; of 35001100 0110 Following 1111.1
‘who have scored heavil.v in several
Georgc has the fol" Caucasian fronts, nothing of 1-5. 179”“ J,
of‘ 11?. He Bobs" son of Wiley. \vhi'e pecial importace has occurred."
Francis plays the part of Billy Allen. savg today's anouncemcm from bnrt W. Der‘orcst defended the Read-
who prevents Hart from going through
Others in the cast are Joe Goodboy,
the lndian actor: Roy Laidlaw, Milton
.sRo 1- p D. Tabler Charles K. wrenching d1. mm Sm”...
and “Rags,” the clever dog performer
The production was
iTonight Louise Huff in “The stardi
is there such a thing as a love that
1wbomdoartohmmhtbssplfltl
immunisation. the mm W
insemination—anus ""3““. d1.“
:10 the United States. “is convinced that by extending
Friday Edna Goodrich 111 "The House the field of assassination to
of Lies." American waters she will brine
"The Home of Lies." the Morosco about a peace movement in the
P'lramount screen story of a beautiful I United States She imagines that
high born woman whose spirituality American merchants and the big
lifted her above the everyday worldly trusts. seeing that overseas trad-
marriages and who solves this great paralysed will demand that
problem in it most unique way is thoWashington intervene for peace
great attraction at the Regent theatre. or force Great Britain to loosen
' the blockade. Berlin believes that
with the elections auoroarhinv
President Wl on will aivn we" "
The Wireless Press in london
AND BRITISH
: TRANSFER OPERATIONS
SOUTH OF RIVER SOMME.
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111:5 In the Moglenica Valley A number of torpedo boats have
there was activity on both sides arrived at Palma and are patrol-
ling the Balearic islands in the
“East. and west nf th- v3.1.1“ Western Mediterranean.
and in the foothill: oi the Reins-
artillery
firing We dispersed by our fire
READING ROlD DENIES
CONiRiilllNil MINES!“
Aumrlizdeio the lien fill a
An'i-Tlust Sail today
1 “On the Struma
patrol
front the“
engagements Ali
Elinbtherios Venizeios. acm'm'
of.
on
government
Saloniki \v .isumorox. 01-1. 10—411mm;
trust suit against the Reading Rail
road interests for alleged monopoly of
anthracite coal production and trans
The Danish submarine kaker- portatlon launched actual considera-
s in Lon-
callv lclatt-d recently by refugees from en which sank vestcrdav after a tion by ”1“ Supreme CW“ 0' “‘0’" orders filled at these shops
than seven hundred cases on its new
term dmkel. The first
cases argued at the last term are set
F‘VQ of the six members for next Monday.
The Reading case headed a list of
specially important litigation advan-
ced for more.“ prompt disposition. The
a‘legcd combination is suidio have
collision with a Norwegian steam-
alive.
Christiansen
‘T’fol'.
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case, a similar $1171 against the Lehigh
in Railroad and constituent interests is
to be heard.
An array of coullcl
fore the court todal
Okpbc adv-1 “1...
Transylvania the Austro-r‘lerman
or'tc': under Gen v01 Fallten- lllpi‘fll‘t‘ll be-
in the Reading
Next to ilart in importance in the imvn have Captured the passes in arguments Representing the govern
case are ‘orgc Stone and Francis the. Hargitt and Carole Moun- ment were Attorney General Greg'.)ry
Solicitor-Gcncral llm'l: Assistant iv
torney- General Todd and Tliurlow M
Gordon. special assistant. Jackson E.
Charles licebner Johnnl
Charles Miller and Ro-
talus... '
“On the western Dobrudja and
Jchnson, E.
his interests.
_ - - i‘be sult against the Reading Com-
Th Bulgarian. forces “’F‘W‘ tinny. a holding corporation the
haw 13’8“ 00mm" ”w Rntlsh Philadelphia and Reading Railroad 11111
from: in the region to tha- eaqt Philadelphia and lReading (‘oai and
in Gree'{ iron Company, thq Central Railroad
. ,, , ,1. oiNew Jersey. the Lehigh llnd Wil-
r SZCdOT‘: ’11?sz iced 0 he lies Barre Ooal‘ Company and others.
‘ “or ' ere: savst ’ including George F. Beer and other
British officznl statement 51'9"“ Reading directors. was begun at Phila-
todav. The Enrich have cerium-d dolphia in 1913 in the federal distri...
the towns f Valn n r court. Since that date Mr. Baer has
1 man dos o e d a and Ho— died. The court's decision was favor-
. able in part only to the government.
The Umted Stat” has tellil‘fl in part only to the government. tn de-
the Russ'an War Office.
Entene Allies mains that, 119“. unlon at Philadelphia and item 1111.1
tmls deny the use of their harbors “d 1"“ “mm“? “id “19 Wish and
to all submarines. whether mar-l1- :3] 903' gems-luv. two '1:
IBM or m Cam W ”Mm:
'WW mt‘lehanaatblttb
mania-lb Defiance”tbemm
lwith her uncle, Bishop Boone of Shsn- as the navigation of the whole'
“Germany," saps the Gaulois."
opinions. on ‘
to accept the contention of the ciding that the holding company's '
sauna-min rule-norm
Polk of the. State Department 33- mlovoroonrt refuted the
' production. restore competition be
tween the Ilieading and Central .\e1v
Jersey roads 111111 rte—distribution of
sloth of the tfilllgh find Wilkes- Harle
Coal (‘.olnpany
That the [leading interests control
194. 000 acres of coal land, with two
billion available ions or 63 per cent
of the known supply, is contended by
the government. in replies filed the.
’defendants deny control of more than
20 per cent. an. declare their profits
have averaged only 1855 cents a ton.
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I The Talbot Company was formed!
some time ago under the state laws;
1of New Jersey, and was incorporated’
:or ll00.000.i$uslne1's for the past
.year has been rushing. in fact many
lordcrs have been turned down owing
[to the inability of the company to illl'
them on time. it is believed by Frost
dent Talbot. that ice. ted in a b. 5;: 1r
what and with more facilities of trans 1
1poltatlon and manufacture. that the
company will be able to handle the
work in a proper manner and mm
out the boilers rapidly enough to bill
lall ordels received.
i Tito boiler itself is rather different
front other boilers now in use. It
works by the means of gravitation oi
the water, and burns crude oil almost
excluslv.ely it is a marine boiler
principally and is now ill use on gut-
fernment and private vessels, owing to
its distinctive features, it” of \. nic!_ll
are well patented.
I To open business in this city on :1
solid foundation it is necessary accord-
ing to Mr. Talbot. for the company to
secure about “0,100. This money will
ibc taken either as ll loan or for stocks,
inni the patent may be held as setul
iyit
'5'
.0 old Colonial Foundry, lot':ll1'l
l' (‘85! «.11! of lltc 1‘n1‘.'o.:ld llr.1<..' .1,
b. 11.5:0 wi‘ l M the ll1c:11' on of the new '1‘1
plant if it sllonld decide to move I)
11.5 ti: v. About a dozen men will b' .
impl 31d ill the still-l, l .1 is hope] "11'
Mr. Ta'bal that lnt‘rl‘nst' in:ii
.1 11 ould s
balm" .1 advance lltisixfl
Mine. 1‘ 1
ii: lllPls are now being built by the V
Talblt (‘oulpany in different machine .337" MW .912???"
shops. located throughout New Jcrscy.1
New York and l‘cnnlylvztnin. and are! -
Ibe filled. inasmuch as nearly every'
‘mschine shop is now rushed with war 1
orders the Talbot Company has found.
it a difficult proposition to get ilteir'
" After some discussion in regard to
the details of the business being done
at present and business transacted int
the past. the above. mentioned commit-
tee was appointed to further investl~
ie the matter.
hose present at today‘s meeting
new Arthur \\ heclcr. Benlnmln
Gardner George Foot, Hurry Colburn
Chrisli‘ Schwarts James ivlynn.
C‘rarlcs Glover, George Russell, \Vil
llam Vollmcr. Michael Howard, Ber
nard Reynolds. ’ehcminh Condce
Alden Salmons, and Charles H. Dil-l
worth. secretary of the Norwnlk Cilam
ber of Commerce. under whose rec-
comtld'ttion illc Talbot Ctmpally haul
taken in t‘ 'e Norwalk propos ticn‘ |
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c TO HELP WOMEN.
After terrible sufferings ,numberleu
women have used Lydia E. Pinlmtlm's
Vegetable Compound and recovered
from aiimt‘its peculiar to ilheir Fax
Many of these. who cannot bear that
other women should suffer as they did.
without knowing what to do, have.1
written letters telling their exberience
to be published to the world. These
honest. helpful stories are coll'liltntly
appearing in the newspapers. Road
tehm. ailing women. they are written
with no motive but your good.
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$116.57...
[)0 It Now
There" no time like the. prea-
cllt —CS}X‘tlall)’ if you want. to
wire your home for Elcc‘ tic
Light.
For a limited time, owners of
tlllwircd houses located on our
rusting lines who sign (“tracts
icr wiring w1th us. will obtain
the following special terns:
Low Price .011 \Viring.
Mortal ihscount on Fixtures.
'l'welvc Months to Pa .
Free Mazda Lamps.
Six Months' FI’K‘C light, or its
cqulvalcni in Cash.
This is absolutely the mmt lib-
t ral house wiringr ofitr ever made
in this \’if‘iflll\' and hundreds of
owners arc taking advantage of
it. licttcr look into the matter at
11111'111 as v1111 fll'tl' ltcvcr have an'
1-:‘11cr such oppoz'i unity.
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