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Fannie Ward in “Betty to the
Rescac," and 7th episode of
“A. Lass of the Lumber-
lands."
Monday—Ethel Barrymore in
“The White Raven."
7 Tuesday—Irene Fenwick
“A Girl Like That."
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AND OWEN MOORE IN
“ROLLING STONES
Monday—Lillian Gish
”Children Pay."
--Tuesday'—William Courtney
and Lucile Lee Stewart in
“Ninety’and Nine."
”Wednesday—Viola Dana
“The Cossack Whip.”
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“IL‘ TROVATORE"
tAtlHoyt's Theatre
Wednesday and Thorsday Nights
‘ Feb. 14' and 15 at 8 P. M.
THIS WiLL, ‘INTEREST MOTHERS
Mother Gray's S\\‘L.‘Et‘~~l’owders for
~Children, a certain relief for feverish-
ncsaplioaducbchlmd stomach, teething
disorders, move and regulate bowels
_ Var-id d-eoiroyl worms. ‘They frequently
> rribroak up colds in 24 hours. They are
i so when) the taste children like
thorn; Over, 10,00q testlmgplals. Used
' _ for 2.9 ."fi=§1rs.._.3,l'bey never
out by till druggls‘uji, 250. Sam-
Addr‘esa, Mot-her
N. Y.—-‘Ad\'.
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‘ucier, showing
;skir1: and other gaudy
Heal the Kitchen
Willi the Furnace!
HAVE YOU EVER CONSIDERED the
idea of heating the kitchen with the furnace
and doing away entirely with the old-fashion-
ed kitchen range?
IT IS NOT AT 'ALL DIFFICULT to heat
REGENT THEATRE.
:Tonlghts—Fannie Ward in “Betty to
the Rescue" and the seventh
‘ Episode of “A Lass of
the Lumber.
lands"
A small prospectors pick used
l-‘rl'inic Ward in the Jesse L. husky
production, “Belly lo the Rescue."
which will be lit-1' Paramount picture
at the Regent tonight, was the our
Used by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dclmcy
while prospecting, and with: they dis-
covered-the famous Midas copper mine
at Valdez, Alaska. This pick was
lnuncd by them to Miss Word for use
in tho picture. Mr. Delmcy, Who is
now a resident of Hollywood. accom-
panied by his wilc, was prospecting
for coppcr in the heart of the Alaskan
mineral district and it was this pick
with which they turned over lhc boil
and cxposed a large ruin of copper.
Mr. chney finally sold the mine to u
large corporation for $723,000. In ihc
cast supporting Miss Word are Junk
Dean, James Neill, Churlcu West, Lil-
lian Leighton and Ted Iluncnn.
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Mondays-~Ethel Barrymore ,in “The
White Raven”' /
llow Miss linrrymorc (lucid-mi to
wear short skirts, for firm, time
How Ethel nurrymorc, Metro slur
consented to wear short skirts for iln»
first limo in her career by appearing
as an Alaskan dance-hull girl in “Tb?
While Huron," the magnificent. lilctro
production which will be shown :it llll‘
llogcnl Thoulre on Monday, forms no
interesting story.
When the original story was rccil-
md to Miss Barrymore by Maxwell Kur-
gcr. llcncral manager of llic Rolfe mul
(‘olumblu studios, and discussed by
l‘ircclor (iconic l). llukcr, it met with
Miss llnrrymorc‘s disupprorul. Tho
strength of :hc story and its line dru.
mulic possibililios wcrc instantly rcc~
uguized by .lic star.
Scrcrul of thc preliminary scones
haul bum made, when Mr. llukcr bcgul‘.
prcpurullous l‘or lhc biggcsl. involuing
:l- duplication of one of the most fam-
ou.; dunno halls or “lionkntonks” in
the Klondike. llis assistant. Churlcs
llum, had obtained across to a volun-
ldu collccllon of photographs mode ill
the Klo'idikr» at the time of the gold
rush. A piclurc of u dance-bull churv
her in knee-length
attire. wan
liundcd to Miss Barrymore with tho
=icquesl that she have her customer
duplicate the one shown on the dance.
Miss Barrymore gasped?
up 4
poured in short skirts on the stage in
my life. I have refused to play rolos'
hull lmbltue.
“But Mr. Baker. I have never
that required them," she said:
"Idiss Barrymore," replied Baker. "I‘
would not ask anything but what
would add to the dramatic value of the
piece and lo the strength of the mic
you play. I am sure you 'will always
' [work rm- supreme results in your plio-j Ambassador Gerard will
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one of the two cnormoo iii—inch rifics which Uncle Sam has I'; (ed at. Sandleook twdel‘end N no.1; against 2|. hostile ficct. 'l‘hc ifi the kitChen and the CO“ 0‘ install-‘13 a “31.9 lg '
our» can shoot much farther than tllosl- carried on any batileshiu in lli‘ Vorld Ore like this iaglso ‘ll thi Fur-tn“: ("”111 m3 wot' 1' ll ' it ‘ ‘ : I
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been sent to fortifications near Los A sides.- . E . R m th' k tchen 93 no‘: great This Idea 15 a
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i » i l-‘Ul'l 0‘! :1 llcrll. it mar bc well in ,.\;. bl «(:- NV 7‘ ‘— i _~-> —..-‘..._... 7' ‘ 7 _- V “T f ’;
EAIERS :plain at UN sl-irt ' ‘ “6" attacks. $9115, has teen sunk. Her crew“ YOUR GAS RANGE IS USED ex— 1
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In reference; to the chances of was landed yesterday.
a more pronounced break with! LONDON, Feb. 9, 2:29 p. in
Germany, it is distlosed that theta—An inquest was held today on
precise course of the Unitedfthe body of one of the fourteenl
< States ' had been dctemined.l men who were lost in the sinking
president Wilson will not asklol the British gleam-ship St. um- .,
1‘ Congress for a declaration of warn ian, the destruction of which was ’
'but only for authority to take'announcrd Wednesday. The chief f
Inecessary measures to protectlofficcr, describing the sinking of.”l
_n<utral rights. This would still: the vessel, told he had witnessed},
‘leave the fir=t act of open hostilid the torpccloing of the Britishli,‘
tits to Germany’s choosing. Thezsteamship Corsican Prince (re-j ,
conveying of merchant vessels by'portcd sunk Feb. 7), and put off
American war craft might be or? in a lifeboat to pick up survivors. ill
prcs'culed in pictures. The film adup~ dered' . . . I iWhlie 'ht Chm" officer was “he
”on Wm M seen at W, Pam“, The“; Practical interest m the p‘ro-i turning, the “-‘..l).’nal“.llc fired (1,”;
m, today, 5mm“ 0m," Moore and gresswe success of the submarine, torpedo into the St. Ninian, which
Margaret Courlot. Tlit‘ play is one campa'gn was; based 0.“ [flaxd'sisank m three minutes' i
full of action from start to finish Md reports reaching here' mdlcatmgl LONDON' Feb“ 9' 3:33 P. m'_. . ~
WW m MOW)”. has ammd "N that not much more . than tenf’l‘here n no confirmation of thcibUt no infantry action. . the German submarine campaign,
wider intention than lll-i‘ ploy bccnuw tbOusand ‘0“? 'Otal shipping was. report tha.’ any.“ the children: “A German alrShlp war. will inform Wington that Bra-
or ”m m ”m a” lmsmmims mm sunk yesterday. although aboutivvho lort their-live?» by the sinkwbrought .down yesterday near 211 has declared to Germany that
could 0an hp curricd lu lmuzlnuiionfgx'ooo ton.’ was "part“! sunk ontmg 9f the BImSh steam-ship Cali- Regmervdlc-en-Haye by the fire She floes n“ ‘CCOgnize the sub.“
when tlu- spoken piece was 0ftcrcd,“ Fhumday’ and about 283000 Iona; forma. by a sum-“arm? we.“ Oily-n" Spe-mal cannon' - manno'blockade as efictive. The
haw Mm ””th in up pll()l0-plilv..'CBCh.nf the two preceding day3,:Aiiierican born. The ships list Last night one of our avrators mt: Will further say that Brazil
in addition to [bill cxccllcnl leuluie A daily! destruction 0‘ 339°? tonslshows n? names 0‘ passengers SC? forth t°.dmpb ombs on the leavgs Mil! Germany the "Span-'n
“mm". “w mg“ a”; mmmuelwould b", necessary to maintainzwho claimed American citizen- railway stations and barracks at sibihty for all acts from which
bill which drew capacity houses Tllll"H- : the rate which the GFrmaD {\d- ‘sbip. , l Katlsruhc (in Germany about Baffin” mgmhantmlml may‘ suf- ‘
day and “my. win he MMM‘ Tm,frrm‘alty belveves sufficient to l:O~: LONDON, Feb. 10, 11:05 a. to. fifty m'lfifi {I93} the French b?" for to Violation of international
usual doublc-bnrrclcd Suiurdnv niglll . .atc England . l—‘A Rem” d‘SPRTOh NO!“ The der). H35 oblectives WC" afimn.llaw' '
M” will be my (mm for on; mm. Reports that Great Britain isfllague says that the Ford Peace ed. He set‘forth 1“ a FTCflCh'
mu. :armngmg tn convoy. great fleets‘llureau, established 1')! Henry machine at 10:50 P. m. and FC‘
lcf merchant ncn through the warg Ford, the American xnanulactur- turnd at 2 30 a. m- this morning,
zone gained credence my; get, will be closed on March 1 on his mission having been accom-
One of the prfnzioai quesiio 2;.,'; account of't'oe break of diplomatic plished. »
discussed or the Cabinet meetingzrclatlons between the United; “German aviators dropped
late yesterday wa‘» the threateneul States and Germany. bombs this morning in the region
hampering of American industries? BERLIN. Feb. 9, v'a London. of Dunkirk and 1351' night and
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the dirt and bother of operating a coal fire
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The United Electric Light and
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. "ROLLING STONES"
ESuccessful Play Presented in Pictures
3 . Starring Two Notable Screen
I Artists Today
The Selwyn success. “Rolling
Sloncs" which took Broadway by sur-
prise and proved to be on of 'lhe best
attractions of many seasons has been
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WASHINGTON, Feb. xo.--A
univetul military training bill
was favorably reported to the
{Senate today by the military af-
fairs committee. Chairman*~Cham-
bcrlain submitted the bill without
comment, asking that it go on the
“CHILDREN PLAY"
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Lillian Gish Will Load in Strong Dra-
matic Feature Film to Be Pre-
sent Monday—Other:
For Week . , . . , . . . . . '
Lillinn (iiin is one ollllc besiduuni‘niu Sh‘ps 8" held up m American; FCb' 10' sue 3' m.—-Ambass:dor again this mornmg on Am‘efls' gland”. Senator; .llz‘homfi' ‘
m llw Izcrccn slurs. l’ruclll‘uliv h,,,,lports much longer by fear of risk-fGerard's train will lcnve Berlin There were no victims at Dun- mount, and Bra y, epu 1-. ‘-
can, members of the committee,
reserved the right to submit mi» ,
nority reports.
Eng submarine dangcm. It wawlapproximately a". scheduled, ‘bur kirk. One woman was killed at
5'3th authoritatively after theiwill enter Switzerland by way of Amions. Bombs also were drop-
Cabinct' meeting that no new sit-.fBingen instead of Basic, as origi- pcd on Nancy and in the region 1: ‘ _ , ,_ 5'4
nation had developed to changc‘nally planned. Americans who of Pout St. Vincent. One civilian “tan-m" J‘- S fill (‘11! ”Wilma“;
,the poliCV of the government. ;will travel with the ambassador was killed and four wounded.” MANILA, Feb. IO—Th¢_3¢hn-
BOSTON. Feb. xo.———The arid-“were informed late this afternoon NEW YORK. Feb. io.—In ad- meyer Company. "l Manila, ‘3’ _
val r". Liverpool of the Leyland that their luggage must be at the dition to torpedo boats. destroy- man firm, has secured wnts ‘ ’
Line steamer Devonian. lor. depot for inspection not later ers. air lanes and a mosquito 0f attachment ‘agamst twenty~
whose safctv rorne fears had hem, than 11 o’clock tomorrownnom- fleet, the tort of New York will one German 511195 held ,bl’. fl“
expressed bv local shipping Cir-ling, so an to avoid delay and con» have for defense against subma— American authorites at Manda,
”its. war announced in a Cab‘c. ifusion at the frontier. It i; Dig, rine attack two miles of heavy C9133! and 110110 to recover half a
gram received by agents hero to-t bable that the spe:iul train's bag. wire netting stretched across the million pesos for maintenance Pf
day. The Devonian sailed fr'r-i l gage capacitv will be taxed to for three main ship channels. The de- the VESSCIS and “I?“ CT§W5 some
this port Jan. 29 with munitions utmost, an the unmet}! cm“; 11.2". Vice will be similar to that used the outbreak of the war. Gover-
and 1.000 horses. Eighty tenders. others permitted to travel with in Britich harbors. HOY‘Gcfififal Han'son has sent a
llT’OSt of them Americans, were Gerard plan to carry most of their Most Of the material for the letter ‘0 “’3‘ German consul 433‘
aboard. lbelnng’inqs with. lllé'il submarine not has been collected planting that fbc vessels were
The steamrhip Candicn, of the‘ The train will con" largely at the navy yard and its construc- 3‘3le mflBlY 3“ order to protect
Leyland Linc, which was ready of day, coaches, w?" i saloon Carl tion begun today. ' lthc harbor and shipping. _
roar-ail lac-t night for Liverpool, for the cmbasr and possibly; Navy men here believe “1ft! Throytmor has ‘susoended
was at her dock todav and no in- sleepers .ior ,ihc women. The; Sllni‘ar meavuge: w’ll be twken 1f 3“ “Swan“? during toe 9:956“
first big: work wuu i'r“'l‘bo llirlli oi :11
Notion," but. blm pained such popliloi‘-‘
“y and become at once go much liked;
~ that she bus done only big work since.
In lwr lulcsl rclcasc. "(‘llildrcn Play,"
which will be ill tlic l’ulacc Monday,l
shv has rcucbcd a new pinuclc. Thu
picturc l: :1 forceful :irurigmucm of,
Violations of l'lulurc's lows and tin-1
consequences suit 'rcd by innoccnl ‘
children, The plol is for i‘cmm’cd
from any sordid idczis :llld tho ploy is
‘iulcndcd lo and actually does carry in
lilttl‘ill lesion llmi is worth \i‘lillc. On;
'l‘uosduy William (‘ourincy nod Lucile
l.3cSlcu’urt will be slurrcd in the
ruilroad dmmu, “Ninety and Nina",
This play has been presented iu-Nor-f
walk and is well known. The piolur-l
izuliou is rcplclo with thrills! from:
start to linisli. Wednesday‘s special?
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. . . lormation was available rcmri-aoute dcl d-l c on is ohortcr‘slgcsmi for t r- P Olefin“ 0f ~ .
lv will be Viola Dona in lbtllol‘tl] u ‘Tlic , , =- , . l“ , . - ‘ .
‘ mg t3".- expectcd time of her (12-: than the osigmul one by way of, "l "" harbor: Of the Atlantic LONDON' Feb. I“ 7‘48 a. m" '
I‘ossnck Whip," u drama of Russian
life. cxposing the system which links
—--Three- Englishmen and one ,
American negro, members of the ‘ -
crew of the toroedced steamer
Dauntless. have been picked up in
a email boat at sea by a trawler;
acording to 2 Route: disoatch‘ »
from Madrid. Ti".- men had been
without food for five days. They
were taken to a hospital. , .
The Dauntless wac- a Brit'sh ‘
simmer of 2,357 tons. curving a i
crew of 23 men. A dispatch from
Paris on Februarv 8 said that
two members of the crow were
killed and the captain seriously ,
wounded‘when the bpat was tor— I
necked. A later dispatch from,
parture. iBaslc. ECOEONDON F b y
. i. . . i- The Bririnh steamer Bavcrons' Dispitc l'ic iuCi that. dotail; o" . e . IO 10‘210 a. m.
be! n ll.ll0UllC(‘(l thwummm ”m ‘mfld.:twcniytwo (laws out from Havrc. Mr. Gerard's departure have been “A diSW‘t'll to ill? hxchanqe
arrived at. Quarantine early to indefinite rntil this evening thes'l‘elfqrach Cowman? from The
daY- iAu‘ericausin Berlin have sbo'JvngHague saws it in reported there
NEW YORK, Feb. IDs—Tliflillttie tendency to worry and thcilrom Bet”! that Chancellor V01
fAmerifiau Linc. stramrhip Narcidelicacy of the situation has no:;_l3cthmanu-Hollwcg rent his ad-
lYm-k. from Liverpool. 1h: firs‘ ; a‘ietted the serenity of the Gcru iutant to Ambassador Gerard ‘on
'American ship 0"tf‘li that poriiman public. No more attentionaFrirlav in bidhim farewell. .
altar the receM'German subma- ghas been pail to foreigners than AMSTERDAM. Feb. 10, Via
i rine decree war. made public, will l is uoual, and thev are treated with LOndon.—-The Telquaph says
ment of interest must be made onirtach New Yor‘c late Sundavnaf lrigorous courtesy, While no ob-v that a fleet 0f MYShm-S 5" '11,.»
all items negotiated prior to the! ternoon, according m a wirelessl’cttions have teen mode to ’Eng~ yesterday attacked the Belgian
date of the steamelissailing. (message received by officials of iish being spoken publicly. coast town of Zeebrugile- The
WASHINGTON. Feb. xo.-—-j the line here today. ' i Tliencwspapsrs continue to dc~ Germans fired three hundred
leavc‘ The. Kroonland. also from LiV-lVote themselve‘l largtly to ne 1'8 shells from anti aircraft guns in
I an attempt to drive of? the attack-
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STARS AND STRIPES TOi
SAIL‘ . FOR EUROPEAN “
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f‘Ot‘ course i will,” smilincly rc‘ Switzerland, with his entire staff ,rmidniehi tonight, and dock earlv by various routes, but there isel‘S- »'London reported that EL“ WWW‘ ' “
turned the star. “I will go to the cor-3 and fifty American citizens, ac- tomorrow morning, the line an- little editorial. comment A1393?“ RIO JANEI'RQ F‘b- 1"" 0'5 hadbecnlanded.two Oi whom
tumer's now."
ne Fenwick in “A Girl
Tuesday—Jr:
‘ Like That"
screen by Owentlil-loare in “A Girl Like,
i Thiit," in Which he is_ being co-sturrcd
by the Famous Ployers Film Company
:with Irene Feuwick. This new spec-
' ics of hero is disguised by those queer
‘ilooking tortoise shell‘rimmcd glasses
' that make a man look like a cross be-
twcch a I-iurvard student god a bull
frog. Instead of being :1 rollicking, po-
lo-pluyiug youlh upon whom the liquor
lvucrculs can depend for an extra div-
idend—such as he was in "A Coney
island Princess"-Moore is a model
youuu‘mrci with a vacant stare, who
is so nice lira-t you want to pal. him.
on the hood and call him “Sonny." ..
But this pious youth, who neither
drinks, swears none-how's, really has
“concealed about his person a great
many udmiruble qualities which are.
aroused from their logarthy, by the, or;
'rlv‘ulliii his: town of Nell‘ilordon .Wht;
trounced. "ntlv the press is waitintt fawn-v”? anci'm' Minister Laura “fuller, died 31"
BERLIN, Feb. 10, by Wireles' .le"n‘.te~ action 127 th: Unitedl‘fi reolvmq to President W'ilson’s notice.
to Savville.——Enormous amountr tater: ~'.~: one direztifin or myth-l «ingestion that other “31%th “a'l - ,m ,_
ofrsupplies captured in Rimani dismtihfip which dcrlitlcns the the fame 130‘” 9“ “"l‘wa“ 355‘ bung "‘5 t‘s' '
are now being transported toiwith thepossilfiiitv or prninnbililv; —» ‘
Germany, ‘Austria and Hungary. of maintaining peace between the}
savs the Overseas News‘ Agency. two countries are given promi-
Mnre than four hundred stern-i nence. _
ships and, 2.700 tugs are Carrying: Ambassador Gerard authorized
com. wood, leather and other rawiThe Associated Press today .to
the Swiss frontier with all ‘con-‘materials up the Danube. Thelsa that be has neither given nor
sideration due him." jsteamers tow t'n barces eachflwi l‘under any cireimstwecs oi‘T‘j
WASHINGTON, Feb. tor—"‘carrvin’o: ?5 much freight as Gsolan interview of anv kin-l 07683
lLate. reports of ships sunk by railroad’cars. lscriotion‘ro now one before h:- rm;
German submarines were scanned ‘There‘ also is heavv traffici pal-ts personallv to President,
closely todav by government 05-..(l0wn the river, notwithstrndinrrlWilson. The ambasradnr r171“;
ficials for a double reason. liar.r and floods. The river is unadthis statement to forestoil it":
First, there was the ever-prcs-levtemivelv for the iransportationisconsible reports which he mi":
ent fear that any hour might of troops. lhis experience led. him to anticid
bring a dispatch saying an Amen-g PARK F‘s-h. g, u :40 p, nap—Al pate. ' - i
can ship had'been sunk withouta Havas‘ dispatch tr the: Hovas' PAPTS. Feb. m.
;cording to a dispatch received to-
lday. at the Swiss legation here
ifrom Berne. .
. The message said: “The Ameri-
lcan ambassador, Mr. Gerard, with
his personnel and fifty
citizens, will leave Ber-
‘lin February 10, in the evening,
{by special train for Zurich. The
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warning or American‘li‘m‘x lost.lA~zenm saw. that vaeccriina Minc fn‘lnwin'r omc‘al rcy. rt
thus driving the United States toln-u-m from n-i'roto gouft‘eg vlrhi'h 3 o'im‘r‘ not here tndm':
use force ("A protect its rights. it: full" concrwd, a nirnber (if. “‘"e ‘Mndninrn'ic~ atm'd'r: 19"“-
Second. ' yesterday’s reportedydeoomd Rnl~i~ns.vrho ware ski". ,.;..._v.. m mmv upstaa west of ‘
falling oil of the'aqgreeate ton-guys! «rd-me by": been em tn Niko-«iv- rm? in the rim-Mm»: 0‘ 7
bags sunk produced wonder as‘to Turkey t‘o‘work in munition fan. B'csanuc and P o'irtlnavr‘shrdlunv‘y
Whether the'failure was onlvtem- toriea. ,, ,w‘» " ‘ .1. '51 Bellman 9134“?”th one? r‘tooki’i ‘
porary fol" Whether ore-u: Britain pristine? ‘Wrd:%o"” i ‘ ‘
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