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NOTE-ewe woestix—lnvie criticiism" comparing any of our per—
. .~ tormces withiho original producu‘ons,

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Man. i Sinners

WmJA. Brady's production to! h i
heart-interest 'story of a good girl’s l
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Tues l Al’airolilxar-"

uncle in a big city.
Conceited to be the best and
brighesl in YQITS. l

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Wed. l Myiadystarter

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“lioni Soil Qul Maly Pense," i
Evil to him who evil thinks.

 

TRAlL or THE

Thu' I LOIuESOMEPINE

A true and exact story of the
Virginia Hills by Eugene Walters.

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Fri. 1 The‘ Woman

Sat. 1 Way Down East flu

David Bel-{sods play, developing '
ii powerful story to protect a wom-
llll's honor. l
A quaint story of the ‘-
l‘filllre Hills that will 9
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~-llitlilll millili-

TONIGHT

'Will. Courtenay in ~
“KICK IN”

And the 12th Episode of
“A Lass of the anberlands"

 

 

COMING . side, but let it be «no lo thr- credit of they haillabOi'f-‘d 9““: early Fri agreed to this at a joint session

. f‘ the sex. that many lll‘lH‘ shown day Winn": wuh the prestdems between ”10 brotherhood CllleS

.’ PATRIA WITH MRS, strength (-llfi‘llgll to go llll‘ straight committee, W, ‘7» Lee. head 0i zlndtlle managers. And with much
\VERNON CASTLE and narrow path: even when Slill‘l‘il“}hc tl‘allgllltrl‘, announced for them (liifiCUltY ”"3 chiefs staycd the;

hon slnres lhenl m the llu‘l‘. To llll‘lll ‘hat ”Hf! would g? f°_‘ward f‘t strlkc, an act that was Vital to

.’ W lllt‘ “easiest way" lemu- lull in .or- once informing nil dlstrlct chan- the successof our eh'orts git for?
r. "“ ' ‘ * _.,. ...-._,_M 1row and l‘vlum'sv. This is ll:' trim or men “f m“- “Otherl‘md‘ 0f ‘he ther mediation. .
-' Moly Horton who one born and ilrl-ll Sllccc‘lt‘lflll O‘llt'lm‘é 0f $113 conit'r- “We next "Ought some adjust—1

Palace Theatre

Home of Best Vaudeville and
Feature Pictures.

 

 

‘ TODAY
‘ Amen: DREfiSLER
. l' ': “in - fl ’7

"l‘lfiLLIE VVAKHS UP"
Repeated bylerplcst of those
desiring vvintel' trip to Coney
Island. ‘

CHARLIE CHAPLIN

in
THE MUSKETEERS"
OF THE SLUMS“
TUESDAY
'EDITH STOREY AND AN-
‘ TONIC MORENO in "MON-
EY MAGIC” and the first in-
stallmen‘t of “THE SEC-
;REET KINGDOM,” Vitagraph
serial starring DOROTHY
KELLEY AND CHARLES
'RICHMA’N.
WedncmlavA~-'i‘ll-- l Ftl'
will make, every llllsllliiih'lbt‘etlli;
Wifev-J‘ilolney and clean without a

slapstick scene-Bryant Washburn
in “Skinner‘s Dress Suit."

 

 

 

 

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REGENT THEATRE !
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The MyrkIE-Harder Company Will:
Present "Sinners" This Afteir- i
noon and Tonight ‘

Since women have been rolled upon
to make their own living many it
young: attractive girl luls gone from
her sheltered llollle out into it world
surrounded by pitfalls on every hnnd.
The weak one-s have fallen by the “'31)"

in it little New llmnprhire \‘llfill;l‘,l
who got“: to .\'t"n.' Yolk llll'lx‘ for
wol‘i-z, foils in with n «hull of Mill and
wmllnn who l‘reqnwnl the "Great
While Way." She happen: to i:-.‘

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illr lwmtlso she (‘llllll‘ fl’lvill ill“ will”
little l'l'llngu. about u: tnsl.‘
the forllidell fruit tllll" {om nmn'ul‘

Mary is

«My l‘riund-i. who ore nlotori'lg- tllrmllzh
lllc' collltrl'. This naturally ('ollm'ls
all the characters ill tier one roof unit
the balance of the very interesting
l~lory it told there.

_ A splendid (n31 hits bevel M‘ll‘t‘ll‘ll
by Mr. ‘llal‘tler for the prcSenlntiu'l
ol‘ "Sinners." :lnlonc whom are Alias
llyl'kle. Mr. Berlin, Miss Nl‘llll Rm-

. A new play will be presented each

being at complete production through
out. All the special scenery. electri--
cnl ’eqnipmedt. properties, carpets,
rugs and draperies are carried by the
Myrkle-llnl‘der Company.

Reserved seats are now on sale tori
the entire week, there will he mull-l

 

 

 
 

 
 

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CHOCOLATE COVERED
VASSORTED NUTS WITH

CREAM
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Week End Sal
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Shoot” the players or the. Obermn-

 

lineman Pension Play. will give an ll-
ifiimlloctum, "The Message or

insight»: in" the. auditorium
the Hawaii: Library: Wednesday,

-. an, pt 4 o'cloilk.
m. 006', proceeds to be handed
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PALACE THEATRE TODAY

Comedy Day Offers Chaplin and Dress-

ler Features~Threé Shows To
Accommodate BigCrowds

 

“Cxonledy Day" at the l’alacofi‘llm‘.
trc today offers to the public on 0x1;
iceptlonal feature bill of funny pic-
i lures. Charlie Chaplin appears in a
new film attraction, "The Musketeers
[of the Slums.” It is a selected Chap-i
llin comedy, composed of some of the
. very best scenes the star has ever acl‘
‘ed and is certain to keep the large
inudionce in tears of laughter. Con!
ipied with this Chaplin feature will be
lu.__repeat of Marie Dressler ill ‘JTillie
iWalfe‘s‘Up." 'The World-Brady .Conr
Ipany scored a his: hit in making this

_iDressier feature. It. was shown toIOI‘ hope that the efficient opera- urgedthereto by the highest rea-l service, the, rulewan b‘e. amend-l
~ l capacity houses at the Palace Theatrel

laliltle more than in week ago and that

ldemand for a return engagement has ed

lbeen‘nreal. One 'oflhe interesting

inlets about “Tillie Wilkes Up," is that -' their result ars summed up-in'th'l' ed .to‘ express our Sincercst ~ap- l ‘eieht within “"le hm” ‘*

Fit practically offers a winter trip to
lConey Island to everybody. Those
i Who have visited the big summer re-
: sort will enjoy “Tillie" doing the
7 Stunts that they did «and to those. who
have never been to Coney Island, the
picture“ will be nothing short of :1 rev-
elation. \_.The scenes. are incidental to
carrying out an interestini plot wov-N
en about u hcnpoclted husband whose
wit-3 takes him out for a good time.
There will be three shown at 2:15, 7
and 9 o‘clock.

‘ flood uh- pm but in the boat
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Washburn will

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-tion of the railroad managers.

till-c committee 05 the

friend of a certain hilly who befriends ‘ 3350mm?

lll‘l' win-n word comm: thnl her mother} Tlt'll “"5 ”‘5‘“ l‘e‘iull’mg from

:1! home is dying. l‘ol-t llll'-l' <lln rtL“ . _ demonstrate "‘l H": country, lll’il
llllli‘ to her'honw :wl l‘ltlllll’“, only to; Ships by Cfl‘man submarines WIS the la‘ll‘OZlfl" wnuld not allow
be followed n l‘nw \‘l'i‘t‘litl lillk l‘ m llt‘l"the W’m" factor "1 cicarmg thetllcir rv'n conception of railroad

lsimism. Secretary Lane a short

night during the engagement, each one.

.ing apparently had fallen on deaf

“flow. . .
I! “W i - 'y .

In addition to the “(pilot-firm. ‘
, tur'e. “Nominate." the first episode.

,ot'llle vnag‘nliil realm. “The Se-l
Icret Kingdom." starring Dorothy [tel-l
:ly and Charles Richman, will be play-

ed tomorrow. On Wednesday Bryant!
otter Henry irvlnx l
Dodge's Saturday Evening Post sue-l
case, “Skinners Dress Suit." There?
it no mistake about the fact that!
"Skinner's Dress hit” is a great com-
it is one of the most wholesomol
and enjoyable restores that. has yet.
Sheen produced and from coast "0i
coast is being hEralded as the. "come—l
back" of screen comedies. There}
isn't a cheap scene ill the entire pic-f
lure which ip the comedy class holds;
a place as high as a Farrar or Who"
wick feature n‘ouid ill screen dramas.

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RAILROAD. STRIKE OFF:;
MEN DECIDE TO -STAY:
AFTER WINNING FIGHT. i
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MT- Lane (entalmmedlato-y 0‘; .ml torth mu. the beginning of”) t war in the lul‘t‘gl'mlllzl Ell l'lt‘ knee
railroads ‘

. . . . of the (‘zzlrino is the new bo- czar, lug lw your» 0. ugt.
and turnlng to Elisha Lee, their ' , ’

spokesman, said:_ _ I ,

“This i" " magnificent thing a postponement of the strike,
you have done for your country. which wag fixed for Saturday
It will~go down in history as one night. Tl", postponement was se~
0f "l‘6 greatest things you 3"“ cured by presenting to the rail-
dld.’ ‘ . way managers a memorandum

The bi‘o'hcrhOOd Ch‘dsv W110 agreement drafted by the broth.
already had left the hotel where crhoods, which with some pan."
the Conferences were being,r held ticularity expressed the pro~
and had TCl'Tefi for the night, 3‘0- visions of the Adainson law. We
parentiy COHVH'lCCd that a 59m” asked the railroads to agree that|
ment of the differences could net of the Adamson law was held to;
be reached, were summoned “CXt- be constitutional. that this con-
Tlleir facts show-3d the rebel thcv struction and application WOUId
felt irnm the strain under which be given m it. The railroads

 

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BY "N "mm 0f the settlement, should the law be held to b- on
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the ”‘1‘" 'l‘i'l“! raidli’l 1‘“ (3‘ he conslltntlcnol. In this fault]
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‘3‘ ‘9‘“ ’ (tr " “‘“rcasc .39 many ororosmons were made to
”03m“ ”‘47" ”30'900‘000. “ Wig. both r‘dC‘l until the railroadq ox-
") (on :ei'V‘lt‘ve .em' pressed " willingness to place the
mates. 1‘“: numl 21‘ (ll woerErl “th mattC' L. {119 hands of ti“
profiling in}: thir- intrcazc Will b. committee. Tb“: action pro-"ced-
more 1"“ 300.000. ‘ed, an the letter of the railwav'
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the sinking of three American

lsituation and l'ettoriltg' the coun-
ltry to annual conditions in scalar fullest we ,4 the roads at a ti‘r-e
la“ M nan-'lsportatlon {ammcs of SCVCI" national strain. The
iwcrc cancer l-T‘ll. \vm". conceded by‘ committee Conc;dercd the matter ,.
‘a .. ‘andl declined that in view of the
‘ .The ”Jroldgmnnagcls. who ull- action of Congress in passing tilt.
ll” " 1““ “m” “5“ "‘31” had hcld; Adamson law and the necessity,

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'0‘" ”in ' ' “ brothelboods, had {or immediate action, that it was,
best M adopt at once the memo-

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policy M stars! in the way of the

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If your are in need of a
new range why not mire ad—
vantage of this special
Maréh 03a?
THIS IS YOUR CHANCE
to dispose of your old coal
range—$10.00 allowed glue
ing this sale.
EXTREHEL‘I EASY
PAYMENTS.

$2 brings range, balance
$1 weekly. Extra lo'fi dizw
count refunded if paid Jo

full as agreed.

run STYLES. re se-
LECT FROM. *

We have the most com-
plete and largett stock in
the city and can make im«
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. of the eiwht-llour law by agree-
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time below'wor'lrl‘lca'ne‘tfllmt themwmt between fhc roads and the
“2371M“: will, 3:: ded, “fluff 3 men. became the basis of the set-
“ atemen, 'A‘ "6 con "‘3'?“ tlcment, and whether the supreme
would hr.- rcsnmed today. but in-

. Co ‘thold. f alidit of the
tlmatcd that he. wa". none. “1 I; or thev V

hopefullof :l settlement. in there Win}? e no

The railroad managers and the.
brotherhood chi-sis had been told,
of the seriousness of the inter-3
national situation, but the warn-z

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“In all yard rervice switching
and llostelry service which sched-
.llle§ now read ‘tcn, eleven or
:twclve hour“: or less shall consti—
Itute r‘ day‘s work.‘ insert ‘eight
lhoursuor lee“. «ball constitute ‘a
jday’s work at present ten hour’s’
pay.‘

t°°llaw or against
strike.
(Signed) ,
“FRANKLYN K. LANE:
"w, B. WILSON. .
“DANIEL WILLARD; ‘
cars. It wen evident that the: Thgfofiiite€31¥ffifi2ihw
strike. wbidl oriainallv h been'. I . ‘ . ' “ ' . ‘
set {M Saturday) eveninao‘d at 7 mg letter to Elisha Lee,chairmuzl'lespotzgg‘g‘sctgiggtgag {$03351}?
o’clock, but had been poshponed tolieti‘a‘ilvfyggicffii‘ce committee “in”; per hour. ° ‘ h J y
to ermit of further rte otiati nsu ’ ’~ ' . ‘ , - . , . .. : '
undoubtedly would begcotne C’ef-i “We are in receipt of Y?” fa': 31:3;ng 3.10:" $3,291? on a:
icctive “flies: something more vor of till: date. placing 1n ourgfkn-h‘ Uta. poms,” h; Yr ":9
intervened than the mere suamés- ands {0" immediate adjustment‘an‘f! " Z pram“, “ti? “gagin-
tion that the severance of diplo- the matter 0f the differences be-é’ matgm f' ‘31": ogetl‘rmt staindaii":
matic relafiong with Germany tween your committee and toggle. ail: ”.9 J ‘ -“..
miaht lend M pen hostilities. railroad brotherhoods. 5 any r .

The president’s mediators again “We have brought this. letter1
communicated with the railroad before the brotherhoodlenh

me

“In coil: the law is declare tin-E
lccustitutional eight hours or 1635

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atprcsent ten nonr pay wxll Curb

managers, however, with the re- statement thatin our judgment it" . ,
suit that they are said to have was advicable to put into elil’ectf‘lfiutE :3 day's work.

voted unnnnimooslv to yield to the provisions of the Adamsoni “In passenger sol-vicgfne pret-l
the demands of the. brotherhoods law whether it btfleld valid orient mileaqe basis: will he main-l
in order “that. neither at homcwherwise. This was acceptable to tained. 0:: reads now having a
nor abroad should there be fear them. Thus by our own a.ction,‘lfht ten hour day in .oassmant;

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tion of the railwavs of the coun- sons of national concern, you have ed. to read ‘eig‘nt wit-hill tnntmum l
tl‘Y would be hampered or impair- avoided a national caamltr- “For all claw-7 of molar???» ‘nl
." - ‘ - i “We would be dellnqucnt in {short turn arOunll pasccnqcr eer-

The mediation“negotiationsand true some of gratitude if we fail- * vice. where the. rule now stands

following statement issued at 6 a. predation of the action you haveiwill be amended to read ‘cightl
m. by the committee. from the taken. We trust that" it promisetjwithin ten hours.’ .
Council of. National Defense: ' “ along period of hearty co-opcra-‘v “For such territory as has no
“We desire to express our ap- tionbetwcen the‘railrondhtanage- number of hourc for a dav’s work
precialion oi'the‘larg'e and patrio-‘mentslanrl their c'anovees.” tin short“ turn armlnrl passenger
tic action of the reilwav mana- . The agreement signed by the :.crvice the eizht within ten hour
qers‘ committee. which “hat out .«reorcscntativcs of the brother- "illegrooliee. .O"'°"i‘“* h‘“ mid
lwvnlld vol-adventure the ucssi-lhoods, the roads and the commisd {or at‘not less than one-eighth of _
bility of 1a nation-wide railroad ‘sion reads 9: follows! idle daily rate oer hoiir. ,
“In all road service except pas» """he general committecson inn

stri‘re. _‘
fiThe‘ railroads—mayo met the scnger, where sch-Rules now dividual railroad-v may elect. to
present 0'I6"tlm€1

lull demand of the ' 'Adiunson read ‘one hundred miles or loss.‘ vote-tn“ their

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p divine, b l: -)-' il'l“.".t"ll(’1’}'. me, -'

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eifiht-Ihour law. The con’eS‘inn nine or no hours or labs. oven rules fr! short turnaround oaqm-i‘ *
was secured on the culmination of time at ten or eloven miles oer wet err-rice. or lllfT'rc’Oln'I DTO‘ \

sell, Mr. \Vlll'd. Mr. Delllpsey, Mr. l-andum agreement of the pl‘e-i T” opopoee ADMIRALTY BUILDING Bows STUQMEF" ' 3
Woodbury, Miss Ewrtovl, Mr. ilrndylEade znn jig) “fat“? 1.3%; “lat; vious div 3“- applicable 'undfii' all .._..... . ‘
and Mini Amos. 1 e-V V'ewe e o“ 00‘ W1 9‘5'lconditlons. Then the pTOVlSlonS .llv .l“',f‘ 1’ : ..l‘ ll--- (zi'l iill} in tuna-rial Ui)‘;ll(‘il. headed by Pro mlepoll', i’oinirfiur of the

:Jfl'l'l'lllllelll, and l‘ornwr Premier
their ills! :4 '"d in the 5:71.

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mom.
in either basis.

"In the event the law is held
to be constitutional if the‘iorc-
going settlement t" inconsistent
with the decision of the court that
application will be adjusted to
the: decieion. If declared unconsti-
tutional the above stands with
all {he privisions as written.

“The foregoing '11) govern for
such roads, classes of employee:
and classes of Set-vibe represented
by the national conference com-
mittee of railroads. .
-e svssun-.U sllrd eh taoinlfilnlr

"Srhedules except aos modified

by: the above changes remain as
‘at present.”

When the. railroad managers
left the conference room at. 1:
o'clock last night, without hav-
ing arrived at an adjustment of
the differences, it was with set

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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they were under. W'hcn theheads ‘
cf the brothczhccxls hit an hour
earlier they, too, appeared to be ‘*
dcpr sscd. Neither side, wmtld
ital-1c any statement. Secretary .,
Lane, standing in the doorway of
his room; plainly indicatwfiat
the mediators had all but reachv
ed «he limit of their appeals-4nd -
apparently without result. The
strike, it was understood. Would
go‘on‘ as named. without-.1:-
furthcr nose. on rs something
u expected intmed. _
he first 'mfimation that the .
strike had been noel-teat: tame,
o’clock:
this morning, when a. representa-
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