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PALACE THEATRE.

AT THE PALACE TODAY

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iDustln Farnum Pleasing in Well-
Adapted Role in "Davy
Crockett"

Whirl an t‘XCOllt‘ni Sfl'l‘l‘t‘ll hero Bits-
{in ll‘flt‘ll‘lltll makes? The well-built.
handmnuc Paramount sillt‘ hus always
been universally popular because of
his excellent clmrttctt-r portrayals. in
his latest picture, “Davy Crockett."
‘ the play made t'aunius on the legiti
mate stage it few puts mm. and which
“8 to 1W presented lYl motion pit-llll‘vs
fit the Palace Theatre today. lll‘nllll

has ample opportunity to display all
of his tlah‘nts and tit-cording to all

pf tho critics~ and rein-\vers, lu- up
pears innit; natural and lifvvliko that:
lit several of his motion: l'f‘lwls‘i’s.
Miss 'Wintfrvd lliingston. the dainty
jltllo llurununtlut star. who.it is rumor
Ed. will shortly tip ”1.“ slur in u now
,I’araxnouul picture, give: amp!) stltv
. port to Furnunl in “llm‘y l‘ior-koll.“

Tage (Peters. who lends color to tlt"
Tyiclutta 'lny his "roomful portrayal of
the “heavy" role, is omen; illtisv

wounu‘d in tho motion pit-taro “mid,

having met his dodth ll:rnu;;lr tlf‘l iden-
Abl dt‘uwltitlfi'fiuh- in tho stunnivr. This
":Wa‘r¢ lilo his: lot of film work dour by
(Peters.

AT THE PALACE FRIDAV
lGait Kline and World Cast in “The
‘ Men She Married"

9 World phlurtw llrmlyilludo
a bill. ll‘t‘:ll in slott- for llll‘ii’fl‘OilU‘VVYi
in lltmr mm I‘t‘il‘ttst‘. "Ti - .‘tlt‘u
, Marriott." (lull Kano. Arthur Aslilt-y.
, Monllluu [mun and Muriol Osll‘il-hr‘
:‘heftd rut oxupliouul lflr‘l in thl‘ : or. q.
“production which is comi'l; to tho
V; .‘Palatzu Theatre on l-‘l‘iduy
l Hemplv ‘(pluyvd by Arthur ;\>lill’_\'l
posing as u sinclu mun. sort wins tho
love of ltonlricu tGail Killlt'l b 5‘ his
‘m‘lt‘ltl wooing Shortly ut‘tcr u mock
marrilmt} (tv‘t‘l‘lllllltfl izt pvrl’ormed and

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helix then ettlthlcd to make away
{with .1. cousidmuhlo sum of mono:
and ulllhis “wife's" pawl»

This is tltl- situation which 0pm:
zthe tun" Brady-lllt'ttlt- feature, "Th.-

7 Dion She Martini." lit-sidos the lwo

jlopulur players already mornimn-tL
.‘Mouluuu Low and Muriul Ostrich? ul»
tabular prominent piil'ls in thi: ull~
star cunt production.

AT THE PALACE

 

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fimutihtl Mae Murray. iii-Paramount
1 ‘Feature, “The Dream Girl"

All il.l_:r!l19t‘lll rule. the "indies- of 1113’
itb'otus'.‘ ill the musical comedies and
“git-I Hhows" that held forth along
Broadway. lire supposed to possess
aunts]. form. nimble fuel. with brains
is it. lessor quanlily. ttnd twinklcy

Tomorrow Night Only at 8:15
The Distinguished English Actor
MIR. CYRILMAUDE IN

"GRUMPY”

First Appearance Here

500. 750. $1.00. $1.50 2W
Now On Sale at Box Office.

 

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A__ ‘.
.‘lluo .‘llllt'rzty. the beautiful in
Lush) -
l‘ul‘umounl pit-lures. [Il'OVt’tl tin PXt'l‘l>~
tion to llll‘ rule however. Miss Murruv

9 19km
‘llle ltl'll‘l‘sh now uppvut'inu in

was a ttwtnlnd' of the chorus of lip-
"Zi-sufold Follies." where she was at

grout lilllll'llfi llt't'lillb't‘ of hvr amazing
pulrhritudl’. Sill‘ tttlrucled tlw lltIllH'
of ouo of l'druttlounl's directors, who
imnl'uliuloly math~ lll"l' ll proposition to
uppctlr rt‘gularly in motion picture“
for tho l’urutnounl program, After ('(lll-
sidvriuu tho propositions, Miss .\lul'~
ray (lonsonlud to become a “moyil'

quwu." app 'llI‘lllL‘ :ts tho slut in llt'l‘
first llit of motion picture work. "To
Haw Ind To Hold." with Wullut-v

Roll. Shi- mndt- u lt'muendous hild
and l "’ltlr(‘~.l!()l‘l‘.\’ immvdiatoly begun
to look forward to her future appear-
lllll'l‘S. llor powvr lo interprt’l churn
tll‘l"’l‘ purls. tfipt‘lflillll‘ in child roles.
mndv hvr a grout favorite. Miss Mur-
ilty. who only lust woek heard thv
whispor of lion l‘upid, and bucnmo
.llrs. .l. .lity (l‘llrilu. has now com
ltl'l‘ll‘ll lwr first in motion pit-
lures. with tho round of havinu llf‘l'
every :llllll‘lll'lllll‘t' ground as u romtirk-
ah!) bit of :tl‘ll'l”. Miss .‘llul‘rtty.
sh will t'onliiuu- to l‘t' known in tuotlon

your

it:«
pitlur and l'l:t_l.{t‘ (‘l“('lt‘~. will llr st-t-n
ltl lltt- l‘ultttt- Till'llll‘t‘ on Suturtiuy
night. in (m. of lwr urmtt‘sl stun-rs-
w. “'l‘ht- llr-lnm Hill." in this picturr.
>lll‘ lukm lltv‘ pull of :l strrt‘l wait.
SPARKLING VAUDEVILLE AT
THE PALACE

Five Entertaining Acts, Heralded as

Great Successeslq. at Palace

for Thursday, Friday

and Saturday
'l‘llt' \'ll‘.|tll"\lllt‘ hill of
whitll opunl'tl this :tftvruoou
l’ulucv 'l‘ht-ulro tomvs from lllv hook—
iuu‘ olllt.:. llt'i‘llldl‘ll us tho host ur~
rttnzt-tl prourum that hits uppvurcd
hora in it four: limo. Tholv is u widw
\‘tn'lt‘ly in tho arts. which sorvvs to
llll'l't‘l. w ill.“ intrrosl to all. "The Sum-
lllt‘l' (lit-l." :i lllllllllllll'i‘ musical (‘tllll~
vdy. with gorgt‘ous costumes and sot-
liiius, lu'uds thr- hill. ’l‘ltoro :tro soy
and

l‘tvc :ll-t :

:tt llll‘

t‘l‘lll con: '15‘ llllllllt‘llry in llll‘ not.
in o l‘lt‘U‘I‘ l'ollll‘dlilllfi of tho first rtltlk
Tho Il‘ivv ilurnmny (llrls lll’lll‘ :t With'
rt-pututiuu us instrumt'nlulisls :md vo-
":tlisfs of .‘lll extraordinary t-ttpullility.
(:tll‘.‘ limit is m -u in u voutriloquist
volt-v throwiuu lll'l, and Mr. llllnt :ll
so picttsi-s with scvorul solos Metro
:1 chm-r pair. appear-
ing in :t ion: und lltlllt'u‘ MCI. with 1
now lino of populur songs. The Toss-
iut: Austins :tl‘c I’Xlll‘l’lt‘ti to ('l‘l‘flll‘ a
littl'lllll an till-
new
con-

und llurlto urn

somatiou us jugzll‘rs.
llmilublo uum‘ocr of stunts and
tricks. 'l‘ho \‘itudovlllo bill will
liuuc for tho l'I‘lllllllldt'l‘ of Ike woolt.

Atcopt till the luck that comps your
wily—but don‘t lllil’l‘ZNll on its mm.
trip“ it you want a job. a Sl‘ltll-
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l“PUR|TY” AT THE REGENT T0-

 

lgwild about
:shown in this picture. {he lllClul‘t‘ is Spain mav b” SUPPOSCd to under-
:pl‘lNlUI't‘ll by The Pc‘llllll‘t lstand better the realities of the.
Film t‘ompuny who harp tho reptlta- ‘ situation “lnce “ l5 QOt 0"ly 1355

IRU‘SS‘IA’S REMAimnoghoLD
I IN RUMANIAN PROVINCE

BADLY SHAKEN BY Loss
OF MATCHIN.

(Continued :rom first rage.)

REGENT THEATRE

 

NIGHT.

One of the greatest pictures of the
day will br— on the screen at The RA
gent tonight and that is “Purity," with
the star model and most beautiful for the same ObleCtS- The validity
woman living both in statutx and lO\'t' Of these claim“ and FTOfCSSious he
“mess, and hH' namv
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who all the country but gun"

has twilll’ost says: “The government 0':

ultereywr she

A m rit'au

glamour}: 80,3qu EVENING sEuTmEn C ...

is Aulrey Mun ldoes nohtrouble to consider. i
Referring to Spain’s reply, the

9 This newspaper expresses the.
thope that'the reply of the Entente,
to the president’s peace note will
be couched in terms which will
bring to the side of the. Entente.
a good many Americans who be-l
‘licvc there is nothing to choose
between the two sets of belliger-i
l ents. .

 

, “But whatever we do." says the
‘Gagette, “whatever our pre‘ioss-
:csslons may be. it is hizh timr.
:lhat we took the American sitvl
lualion seriously and. were teadyl

 

' hurt you bavé

best in lllt‘]
motim: pit-lure line and to say

lion of t‘VtJl'yllllll}; lht- yel'y
(his:

’lnvzuis that llivrm has lm-u a picture

. . ‘
Ht rounded by any 1 ltV. '
‘olller rout-«rt! both in artistic quality

produtt-d that t-uu'l l

llft‘
considt-t'ed by

and from llll' lions ol public

which is always this

Film (‘o The scemic en's-«ls of tlits'
piclure lll't' said to hv of the must eluh ‘

orutt- prt'purztléon and the (AM that

. . . l
um l'l lllt‘ support of this grvul llitldl’l:

Atldl't‘j.‘ .llunsou ut . mph and l‘ll’l')

”Ill' of Illt‘lll suit! to llt’ it \l-ry ('lll‘t‘lllll\'
:the mean" the Allifis are usingr to
attain their ends. Such an attempt;
might lead to « most unhappy sit-9

ttt‘ll'l‘ll‘tl lot of pluyers.

This pit-turn» llil‘~.l'lt'l'lt n wry his:
sllt‘l'kr-S from ~vtlry unulv of tho llox
Ollll‘t‘ history and hats tho lCllllltllllill
of living the host rvpt-ltlvr in l‘w pic
llll'l‘ uttml- that is in (‘Xlalt‘llf‘ today
and novor fails to hriu: :l rroudtd
hollso on its l't‘lllrll. Al the uulim-o I...
they llu~ Rvuvu' wits crowd d to its on
purity and plnnsvd :tll llllll \Yllillsst‘tl
tho prost-ntulion of this great pll'lul‘t‘
und lllf’l'l‘ is no doubt that if this pic
llll't' should llt’ brought back for n rv
turn dulo lhorv survly is many of lln‘
pooplp lhul wol‘o l‘. *rc this afternoon
llllll would t-‘njoy this picture again.
(‘otnv curly tlllllliltl and Et‘l it good
soul at 1.30. which is tho price of all
mission :tnd see it good llltlll.‘ ~ at 911*
lit-gout ’l‘hvutrv.

AT THE REGENT

Cyril Maude's Stage Career Started in
America

thou-

hqu

\‘ory low of the hundreds of
stands of thuutru patrons who
followod. with Hllt'll kwu inlcl'ust. tho
('til‘t‘t‘l' of tho not ill English lll‘lnl', (‘y
ril Maude. who
tomorrow night. in "('lrutupy.” llll' ot'~
rusiou of llltll :tt-tor's first :tppourunt-v
in this I"ll)'. lllltl Itl:l‘l)'
yi airs (LL20 l" ll'Lll his llll’illrlt'lll lll‘hlll

:ll‘t' “WHIP

nine: in tin l'ulll‘d Slzttvs uud mt odd
./

start it wits lnl’ nuv dvstuuril to unit

st litzr

so Ltnpot'lunt to position on llit‘

of Rubin-id. ills l’lr‘illl’ltillt‘ll. “hm.
lil’fl' in .’\ll‘l"ll'll. \\;l~~ wug. .1 1mm
Murmur: illlL’i'lllllllli'l. ulwt'v r1 ploy

p.l sutull hut uuuwrous putts, 'l‘lnl fill‘l

of Mr. .\l:llllll‘, lit-lug by birth mt Hut: 3
li‘sluuttu t-ouplt-d with tho ltuowlodun-l

llllll up to tho limo, :t llll‘. oxt'r lilrl‘t'
yours :luo. wln‘u ho t‘lllllt' to’ this tonu
try, his slum- lllllll’.’ll‘1llll‘l'r~ \‘iotl' l'llll
lint-ll vulirt-ly lo lillulund. would quit

uulurzilly tunsv llw ltl'l‘ll‘l llt.‘tl ills t'tll'

our lwl'urv lltt‘ l‘otillipltls wits com .
l

mourvd in his own hind. Ht|\\"\t r, no
loss on uttlltorily. lltuu tho cI-utlvmun
hintsvlt‘, says to llll' contrary.

‘ ls .\lr M:ttld“>

wus iu llll‘ ‘ululos‘.’

remote from the struggle ‘ibutllmh a definllc POHCV l1? regard tot
’ ‘lt.” ?
l
l

insiredby principles which are.

l‘lllllt‘h‘ to tho ill-gunk

mind
".\ ‘ "'s ~ I)"l"llll't‘ on llu- sluuv '
l} in I .lllld . :l'ues.

probably somewhat nearer to real—
Citing its Washington ad-
vices that there is a strong feel-
ing ‘n the United States in sup—
port of President Wilson, the Post
sees o danger that this sentiment
may drive the president into ac-
tion iniuriou: to the interests of
the Allies.

“There is danaer of an at:
tempt," 4‘ says, "to interfere with

uation. For neutrals to renounce

the cusmm nf supplying belliger-.

cnt nations with‘munitions in the
ordinary course of Made would b':
in fact be an pct of.w1r in dis-
guise. It is. therefore. important
1h": neutralc rbould realize not
only the possible but the lo?ifa‘
consequences of such action."
After expressing the hope that

it is impossible for the United

States and the Allies to come to
blows. the Post concludesr

“All that need he said is that
the Allies are as anxious for
peaCe as President Wilson, but

.cannot tolerate intervention at a
_mement when intervention means

victOry for Germany.”

The French steamer Leon. of
653 tons‘ gross. has been torpe-
doed. The crew was landed.

On the Moldavian front Tues»

that, strong attacks. were made by“

Russo-Rumtlniam forces. Yester-

day}; offici'il announcement says
these 3:1: unit {rile-d with heavy

latnrs to the "i‘wcittrs 'i'lt'.‘ town"
of Basesci and Topesci, as Well 2'.
several hill positions. were captur-
ed by the Teutonic for:e:.

Austin—German raiding forte
Tuesday conducted - successful
opcral‘on in Nort‘trm Gaiicla in
fifth otm‘xt of Ru clan: wet":
nude y rison 2

"the 1.21:1" fs'Llfl‘hctl‘. retidntl.

"Enr‘c‘u fr‘n“: 17:03:03 Print“:
Leopold: ‘

“South of L'll’i‘. Drisviaty. Ru: ,
.siau

raiding detachments were

driven away. East of Zloshoff

"(cast of Lcmbcrg). near Mana-

vov. raiding detachments of th?

body guard l-Itl'=‘ar brigade. to-
.lgethcr with Austro-Hungariau in‘_

fautry. brought back three officers
2'; men from the Russran

Arlillcry activity Af :t livclv

l Lloyd“; Shi'ipinq Aqencv "an“
inovnce: thwt the British steaznctl
;Holiybrench, rif 3,560 tons” gloss l
land ll“ Norwegian steamer Ericzl
"have been sunk.
1 Debate was resumed in the1
9 niterl. State‘ Senate ycstérday:
.ou the question whether endorse

iment should be 551m to Prssi

ident Wilson'r action in dispatch

Eing 'l note to the belligerenls sug-
igesting a discusuon of peacc
‘terms by them, as propoted i"
Senator Hitchcock’s rosohttim:

Action Md been postuoned unti'

vesterdw outfit-v; tn mpozitiv
frOm Reu:xl“i:at tflt’ltO'.“ w‘t
contender! that it chould l2." r?

ferrcd ‘* the Portion Rcln‘ion
Committec for ctmful cowsirle'"
ltiou. Thcv were ev‘wctcd to in
s‘st upon thorough debate in cu-
.Seuator Hitchcock persists in bi“
demand for " vow without refer
ence to a commitwe.

A Berlin scuthofficial telegram
yesterday said that this yea".c
bread-corn hat-vast will excee:J
last year's by 1.500.000 tons. The
deficiency in the potato harvest.
which crop is considerably under
the average, will be chiefly off--
set by the very good turnip har-
vest.

The reduction in the use of bar-
ley for brewing purposes by 50
per cent. will help greatly in over»
coming the effects of the bad po-
tato crop. the advices stale.

Germany‘s SKOCii of cattle is de-.
clared in the dispatch to have in-l
creased since the beginning of‘.
1916 by more than 400,090 head.‘
and the stock of pigs by more
than 4.000.002. “£90 in“ Gtrman, .
,can Y’S‘AGII v." .i an it‘ll?lO-’C nor.
fin tl‘" :‘uuply m’ 1119': and full
whilc *‘m. Runan";n booty Llll'l‘ ‘
antces a great improvement in thc’
supply of fodder." ‘
f Renter's Athens ca'rcs'w'tdcrt'
ca‘alcs 9"" following swzni officia':
note referring M the recent dc"
mcurlc Ff Enter”: Allics 0“. ”Hi
Cu'etk govrumuut f’r reparatiori
of the lccscc yu‘lcxcd as a rcsu‘r‘

 

of the recent clash betwccnl
(incite :‘rvd tiitznc from); 1'
Albina

“The uovcrztazi‘ntpit consid :2‘
ing 1h; late"t now presented hv
1the allic"1 powers. Despite its “-1
‘sire to give another proof of it'
lsinccrity towards the lintc‘tl‘x“

cl"“‘""’”l- "l“ "“‘ "film”? i“ “l‘l"l‘}sort in the Mcusc sector of the certain current". of public opinion

limo 1 did my first, purl. or tullhcl‘lr Franco-Belgian from and a EU? maker. itq nek difficul‘
purl», l‘tll‘ tho m-sl lllRlll I wont llllilcessfu] patrol operation near t}1e,Cl‘nmCllt “Dinars 9...

V ilC 207-1
.sh to pro-.

llll‘l't‘ wort" four of tho [it llllttlll‘ll to ill" 'Lorrainc border~arc reported in ‘ cecd rapidly wit“ '__, decisions re~

Quito jolly for :t lit-ulnul-r. was ll not ‘.‘

1‘ h"“"'".‘“" i” .m'“ "wimp l .‘lmtquarters' statement regarding op. to combine “‘e safeguarding of
i' “W” l‘” “n '" l"‘-‘-“"“l """"““"‘:erations in this war area.

“hon :t youtluslrr uud my folks soul

1111‘ out to t‘unltdu to

farm. ’l‘ht- ~lor. soumuvs» ol tho lilo
r . ‘ _
]lllll‘l' und t'nllll‘ lo ltll.‘ country and

driflod about

lIzt-uiol litiuthuunn trial llllll‘t'li what :tt
lhllt limo cullznl "the lt-rrihll'
\l‘vst " l plztyvd Silllhl‘fil.‘ill‘l‘ through
i.l‘1lll\'llll‘, lllllll‘. MlSHllllil and \Yullu
\\':tllu. all to Portland
Tacoma. ofll-u :tppouriug in four parts
in “Hamlet" to
make uuitk changt s from Mutt ’llu~' lo

Wits

lll.‘ wuy ttllti

in (mo night. i llrwti

llzjyuudo. llosvnot‘unl'l. and tho Second,

llrnvvdigue!‘ in rupld sitt-t-tission. “l‘
l'iuully ul‘t'iVl-d at San l-‘runtisco und

pluyt‘d :it it lllt‘llll‘l’ popularly discrih‘
val ...~: the Mission sll‘t‘l‘t ‘morguo' tutti
llll‘l‘l‘ we :uipropriutt-ly died. 1 camp
ll. l-k ll) N \\ York in an mlmllgt'ant
train. 'l‘hv trip took niuu days and I
.llxidld tho limo htowoen talking to
ll-U l‘hiucso firsscngers and watching
:1 limit with u horribly fascinating hook
lust-sud of :1 hand. I soon sailed for
homo t'illml with a determination to
lll‘lll‘t‘fln'lll choline my endeavors in
tlw hlstt‘onic art to the stage of my
own country and bearing a not over
li‘lltutllll impression of the manner in
9 which the .‘\tncrlcnns conducted their
jtheatrical business, but it was;. not
tour; hr-foro I learned to my sorrow.
lll’nl there were wobbly managements
i;n linulauld, and then 1 made up my
imillll that l was quite wrong in hav-
j in: judged in whole by the one. The
ldolighllul ext-Arlene of my recent

 

‘ lVlSlIS here have atoned a thousand

llim-r-s for my first unhappy adventure
l .
ton your stage."

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If you had been a good Sentinel
classified advertiser, at the time you
[secured your" pre‘sent.fpdsi’itlon, per-
", mun lone. paying
.tv-‘lce.jtlte salariérind w lit ‘ ' ‘
chance tor. mm service. , .

 

rt.u:h it on :11
~ _ : Of
“‘“1‘ “l" ”‘“‘"h "”l m“ ”“d l M" U”"Thc weather becoming brighter-[will rpm in AWOI‘TS
‘ llively artillerv activity developed
lot it fpu \‘t’flkb .tlndtdunng the afternoon in thc.AmStCI‘dam received In London
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yesterday's German army head-
The
statement reads; 0

”Western front: Army group

the German Crown Prince:

Mcuse sector. Patrols of Land says that 22 women and children ,
5 l .- - killitw llzv.q door and not rcporling of the controlling organizations.
wchr Infantr Re 1 0. were drowned throu l nk— 1” “ l \ .

y g‘me” N 92 gh El 6 5‘ it to tho (‘onunissioucrs and plvztdcdl John C. “Holly at Canton. 0., is 9

advanced in Le Pretre Wood

tncar the Lorraine border) into
lhr third of the French trencltc'“

and rfturncd with 12 prisoner:
after destroying their ehtabhsh
Tcnr.

In tlm intvkr‘ of Rumaniu the
Russians and Rumanians
been driven back west and south
of Fokz‘hani. and the invader; are
now it f'ronl of the fortified Rus-
sian positions. In Dobrudia thc
Thissians ar-a r-zistin vigorously.
but 7‘avc been driven back furth-
er

Commenting on Washington
dispatches to .thc eFfeCt that
President Wilsomis determined
o press his. c’forts to ‘Lr‘ng
ul‘mlf Mace, the Westminster Ga»
zette says:

“The notion that the Americm

n.

wrcsidcnt is a purely academicl

oerson who launches literary es—
squ on the world withoiit prepar-
ntio’d beforehand or consideration
ofthe next step if probable con-
sequences follow, is a dangerous
delusion Which may seriouslv lead
'15 astr‘av if it is not abandoned.
“'0:- good or evilswe have to real-
ize the president's position of
”treat mower and if he has the
llimerican people behind hi'n‘wc
we bound to treat him‘ as a verv
serious factor at thisgs‘itage of the

war. If, as suggested. her-is tak-.

jlng steps to gut bin actiontratified
by z! ‘resohttidnrof b” Sl!‘

havci

lgarding the no e and to endeavort
lthe vital interests of the country
with maintenance of the tradition‘
at friendship between Greece and,

the Entcnte and hopes the latter '

n

A Crntral News dispatch froml

‘ing of a ferryboat in a collision
on the Meselle near Bielstein.

A chmrv session of the Ge:-
man Rci'dmtau will "Msihlv hr
convol-zcrl "1 the. middle of In"
’uary. accordinq tn :1 Emile—Hill‘s
§DatCh (“om Amsterdam ic~-.‘.m
‘ivi Ltndou cuor'nv th‘ f‘m-l'n
Vorwacrtt. The Vnntw‘lerts snvr'

 

gth'tt "‘7‘ i‘ n‘wi'm': that the chat l
{collar 2".- we." :15 the port"? won"
llilcc ‘e cxprecs or opinion c 1 ll“,
lEntente‘s rcfu’rtl of Gerri-t1 r'sl
|pcttcc o'fcr." Th:~ rodsct can “5‘ '
tee cf the Reic‘nstnv iv. expect”!
to tree ‘w the middle rf thcl
month ’31 any event. the dispatrltl
cav". ,

A Copcnlchrl Usmtcll tn “in,
Exchange Telegraph Compnm: in
London says that mow of lr't”;
-Norwegian paper»; hwe attwc‘ac‘:
the British mirth-1*" in Chrrtin'un
l1 ‘1“ F‘T‘ti‘l‘r’i‘fl

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"n connection. ‘
coal prod
Brilrin.

The Nors‘ne Tnteiliven rédl‘r
reports t‘twr the Nnrwerrinn rculv
has been handed the British rm-
rercntativc .anrl ‘e'WM. no doubt
that Norway is lnvallv maintain-

an

inz 'fish and o‘hcr no: 3.
Gazette sav: that there Eva great
quantitv of co"! if? Norway and
no prospect of :1 shortave.

The. tchin is "n-
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY

FIVE SPARKLING ACTS OF
VAUDEVILLE

I .._*
THE TOSSING AUSTINS
A Clever Team of Iugglers

 

 

 

_ GENE HUNT
The Man With the Wonderful
Voice

,THE FIVE HARMONY GIRLS|
A Quintette of Brilliant Vocalistsl

and Instrumentalists.

PIERCE AND BURKE
A Clever Pair, in Song and,“ Dance

“THE SUMMER GIRL“

A GOrgeous Musical Fantasy.t

Seven Girls. Tw0 Men.

FEATURE PICTURES
Today—Dustin Farnum in "Davy
Crockett."

Friday—Gail Kane in “The Men
She Married.”

Saturday—Mae Murray in Para--

mount, “The Dream Girl."

VAUDEVTIE PRICES
Matinee ........ IO and 15 'cents

Evening to, if, and .45 cents

mains to them except a'narrow
strip of land between marshes
which carries the high road to
Braila.

The Germans and Bulgarians
are in a position to push their
guns within eight miles of Braila.
and it 5"- assumed that if the in-
vaders capture the latter town the

Russian line west of the Danubcl

will be withdrawn. It is taken
for granted that the 'prolonged
resistance M the German advance
has enable" the defenders to re
move the stores of grain and oth-
:r mrterial from Brrii‘n.

_Follow’ng "“r suspcns5cu o’
the ism" of exchenucr l‘mrla in

‘prcparation for ‘he new war loan

the British tto‘v'et'nmcnt au‘hO‘i
tic»; announce that there will b”
no further rule of treasury bill
by the BPnlr of England.

C

FARMER FINED FOR
NOT REPORTING DEER

 

.‘llutiy complaintswhltw llf’l‘ll hour'l

.
lltzll tlm‘r huw hum shot uud not ro-

pm‘lt‘tl to tho l‘ommi-‘zton of Fish ll"ll
Sump limo
um lht' usimv wnrdon ill\l‘slil.’lltvll ll

It'lllll‘l of :1 that shin ill l'Iuston and}

found lhul William Purltor shot it
largo buck door on it Wt‘dntsdlty and
up to tho nl-xl Monthly llllll not ro-
lllll‘ll‘ll sumo, though tho ltt\v‘"t'oqttil'.lu
thltt lull door shot on u pcrsou't hind
l‘t‘HUllt‘ti
'l‘ho muttor was I‘l‘plll‘ltll to
and Supt
Eul l’roltwlor
i1 lust (Tl-‘30

must lu-
hours.
Hartford for instruttions
(‘vumplon in Atl'llt l "d Spur
\. .l. \\-'illl:tmsou to main-
lhut should bl‘ u warning lo‘olhors.
Accordingly William l’urkvr was
Hilton before Justice Jon-pk Hill in
Huston yesterday and plvttdcd guilty

ignorunco of the law, /

110 was found guilty and lined the
minimum [inc of one dollur and costs
amounting to $16.86.

Tho wardens are investigating oth—

 

.l€r cases and it should lw :1 “‘“l'l‘l'lg'lllorcester. 3525a, John Early, Nash:
.tllnt door should bo l'f‘tltll‘lfll ul oncelvme. and E. “Z Swisher. Columbus.- "

unll in any otlu‘l‘ minus :1 lu-uvior ponv

‘lllly will be. asked for. as tho law fixes; president.

a lullall)‘ it}: to $1M.

tun arisen u
in tin ill/CORN

Tells How to Loosen a Tender Corn
so it Lifts Out Without

Pain
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uro pix:
:tt lt‘l‘sl once u wcok invitc-d :tn awful
llt‘llll] from lockinw tr hlood poison
:lrt—w'now told by u (‘inciunuli authority
to use :1 drug wallfitl l'i‘trt‘aotio. which
the uzomeut n few drops uro applied
to any corn, thc soreness is rclioved
and soon the entire corn. root and all.
lifts out with the fingprs.

to simply u‘nt‘ivcl the. corn without in
flaming or oven irritating lhc sur-
rounding tissue or skin. lt is claimed
thata uuartcr‘of z’in pounce‘will cost
very liltl' t any of the drug stores,

' ufllclentto'rld pnc'p tear “or

\\ ilhiu lwt rt y four,

who1
lt-red with cortu: and who havo'

It is a sticky substance which dries;-
The the moment it is applied and is'said'

l

“SEE-EAST
LIGHT

THE RESULTS OBTAIN;
ED from our gas lighting
campaign were ve’ry satisfac-
- tory; well worth all the work
and expense. _ '

OUR BBJECT in conduct-
ing this “Bette: Light'ng"
Campaign was to improve
lighting conditions in the

 

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home.

. NEARLY 1,400 LIGHTS
were installed, but many more
of our customers should in-y

stall one or more and enjoy
the comfort of a well lighted
home.

The ”United Electric
Light or Water
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Team] Says He has Been Pront-
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CINCINNATI, 0.. Juli. 4.~——\’vhilu.
,lhere was no set meeting yosterdu)’ ol’
lany of the baseball mugnnteu who at-
lended the‘meeting of the. National
Commission yesterday, yet low of
lthcm had left town and informal
gatherings were ll‘n' order of the
day. President Tourney of thc 'l‘hrt-o
l Imaguu hold another confluence)
Iwith the members of tho commis-
lsiolt, '3 individuals. today. um: um
lnounced that he had neon promised-
substantial ussislunro from the ruling
body of baseball in hit; effort to put

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[the minor Inugnrs
flinuncial basis. . .
President Barrow of tho Inimita-
'lional 14633112) and President Hickey
lot the American Arsociatlon held it.
conference and pitltm up the loot-c-
.0th to the arrungomeuts for the
,inlcr-leaguc next summer. All of tho . ft
,mag‘nates nnnonncnd ltwir intention

of leaving horo tonight.

\

mousemsu‘ MEET TO
REVISE TROTTING nuLEs '

l ”W. v.

w. H. Gocher of Hartford One of the

l Delegates

1 commons. 0.. Jan. i.~—\v1ui run
power to act finally. committccs of:
the National and American Trotting
lAssociations mot hero yesterday for" ~
flho purpose 0! revising rules of radius
’harness horsli‘s so that me codes will
be uniform. An attempt will be
made to have the laws mode manda- i
hers} '

I" \

:lory on all tracks that argument

tprcsiding over lilo joint conference.
He is president of the National. As?
Isocintion. Other delcg'ates are, W.‘
in. Gocher, Hartford; ‘ Pierre Lcril-p- ,
lard. New York; Edward Moullon, .

‘W. P. ljans of Terra Huute. Ind;
headed the American’s
;delegai.ion. ‘

t Nothing_,md‘.ml in new lchlslztttouy. r‘ ‘

iis anticipated. Short sessions ‘werE

§held this afternoon and again fol ‘
lnight, when the. confereos countered"
‘their attention auctions 11) mitkb “

:thc‘ existing rules uniform.
The conference probably

tend over several days.

REINDEER A. wousns, .
FAMOUS pchncs, DEAD .i

will 9x-

’u.

l
Set First Record...of Shutting Out "
Team Without'A, Hit: , .
NEWARK, N. Jq Jan. i.~»floiudcer'
.A. Walters. forty years ago a widely.
{known baseball pitcher, died at his
home here yésterduy, at the age of ’71
years. He is said, to have been tho...
first. pitcher to Ehlll. out at 'N-am with: 9
out a. hit. netting than. recorduin a:
game with' Chicago bre ou'JnlY ill
1870. He began his Hobart] career.-
ns 2. member or the" Irvington;

 

 

 
 
 
 

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