ent Theatre
J TONIGHT J
MTHLYN WILLIAMS IN
...-‘ou'r OFITHE’WRECK”
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WEDNESDAY
BESSIE LOVE IN
“N IN A THE FLOWER
GIRL"
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THURSD'AY, APRIL 5th ;
Matinee and Night
This Is Not a PictureJ '
“THE GIRL WITHJJOU‘ A
CHANCE”
The First Time Thi J Play
Has Played to Popular P
PRICES
Matinee, all seats 20c
Evmmgh -- 156 25C. 356 see
A few seats at _ J 75C
Seats Now Selling
' COMING
THURSDAY, APRIL 12th
The Irish Singing Actor,
Fiske 0’ Hara In
“HIS HEA-‘RT’ S. DESIRE”
Pz' ac Theatre
Home of Best Vaudeville'and
Feature Pictures.
TODAY
Lillian Walker in the wt;-
graph Blue Ribbon Feature
"KITTY McKAY”
-—and-—
C11 Irlcss Richman and Dorothy
Kelly in
(I‘hird Episode)
“THE SECRET KINGDOM"
\IVEDNESDAY
‘World Presents .
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
.4“...
“MARRIAGE A
LA CARTE”
THURSDAY >
VIVIAN MARTIN IN
“HER FATHER’ SI SON”
A ‘ 11nd when she finds it, no matter from
and told him where to J
it He was so nice about the matter
that while in the theatre, both men
discussed it and wondered. Alter thei
performance was over, and they were
getting into the our to go home, the
some policeman came up to the ma-
chine. “Would ye: moind telling me
who ye are? l have ‘seen you some
where, before " “Sure” said Mr.
Oilsra, “this is Ernest Pu" *h “out
song writer and I am Flake 0’ Hora."
“Ah sure, I thought i knew your
smile. Last year i saw you in your
show ‘Kilkenny.’ Me wife was along.
too. She said your smile was the
brightest thing she had seen-for
ye s. One couldn't possibly have
' th blues watching it. So I bought :1
pi ture of you, and she framed it and
ung it in the parlor alongside of the
family collection.”
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GIRL wmtou‘r A CHANCE
' At he Regent Thursday Matinee amp
Nightat Popular Prices
We have often stopped and won-
itiered “by it was that so many of our
Ichildren never seemed to hate a
{chance Are our‘ children always to
lblamc? Is it not every father’s
ixnciher‘s sacied duty to see that then
lchild hits all the advantages that will
Ebenefit them as they glow older in
Iyosrs But think how many of the
1parents are themselves to blame for
the defects mentally and morally of
tho” children. ‘Wlien a young girl
fails to iindflmyencouragement or
consolation under the paternal roof.
Jimurally she will- ‘seck it elsewhere;
Jjwhnt source it comes she places 319’
‘sclf into Iliosc arms of consolation
Jwithoul. giving aviliought to the fulute
him when the parents learn what has
happened to ilIeiI child, then only do
ihcv on .1111 II to the situtiiioll’hd see
“new, the blame lies that limit child,
was one of those unfortunate girls
without a chance.
Observing lll'? possibility of this
ilicmo ,Wliitney Collins built around
1 his play, “The Girl Without 11
Chance,” and it has provcn so nitroc‘
live that tho management of this then.
lrc has token steps to'sccurc it for an
curly prcscniuihnI.
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At the Regent Tonight, Kathlyn wil
lisme in ‘Out of the Wreck"
While by no int-ans intended us a
sermon against ilicliquorlwil "Out of
the W lock, " ilic t-lniliing Morosco-l’ni'
amount drums in which {he 11ch pop
ular Kaiblyn Williams will be seen at
the Recent tonight, is a strong preach
Ineni against this vice. in one scene
the director transforms 11 1111111 into
11 snarling leopnrd to convey the im-
pression of the rising of thc'animnl
instinct. On the screen the leoliard
looks like a ferocious, vicious brutcm
in reality he is one of Miss Williams'
pets and- the snarling was secured by
her callihg to him—"Now, Dick. smllc
“NEW“...
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ii iii ifltilflis
Coming to the Regent Thursday,
rii 12th~—Fiske
Chases Gimm.
Pinko 0'Hora,tl1c young lrish act-
(ll singer, who comes to the Regent
'l hoatro one night only, Thursday, Ap
ril 12m, in his new play, “His Heart’s
Dosiie,” is prouder, I believe, of his
ability “It handling his big Packard
J..Eitht. ton bile, than of being the
forum be field of- Irish drama
J His efficiency does not .stop here, eith
JJ J,er for besides starting and stopping a
car, giving it gas, etc” 0119' 5 real tron-
bles begin with the traffic cops. And
to keep up with the rules and regula-
Jtions as lam down from day to day.
one has to be a regular encyclOpeJd-
ia on this matter~or possess that in-
tangible "JLOld Love Ye" personality,
J which is one of this young star"
chief attilbules .
Sm 3011 us all heard of “The Boomer-
~ ang" and its success. But have you
ever hired to wedge your car into the
curbing around 8: 15 .any night in
Ap-
O'Hara' s' Smile
1
'iork? Well, don‘t try it unless you
Jhnow all the laiesi.i1nflic rules and
regulations or possess a Fiske OHIil'a I
is stile. ‘
Cine "night in company uitli Ernest
: d the World Is Mine " and other
sang: hits, they started out for the Bel»
asco Theatm with the intention of
esing ihcpcrf011ni111cc.l\low Mr.
.0 or three 11 tasks and uas not 111:-
JJ Imlntod with the new trailic regula-
,t 11011 43th street He got. in the
n the curbing, and could
Jo because of the many otlI
J machines; around him. "Pwhat do
" citing in beta anyways?"
st says he had visions of night
all sorts or unpleasant
rbi'g policeman came c108-
, 1,1111 Mr. 0' Hare leaned
u to as him where he should go,
but It ‘
ii, the famous writer of Love Me'
O'Hara had been out or the city for ‘”
prettily fonthe camera." Dick's idca
of a. pretty sli‘le was just what the
director dosh-:3.
gTo‘morI-ow, Bessie Love in “Nina the
Flower Girl"
A very pretty story told in n man-
ner that surely will please all that
witness this picture and to begin
with a clever actress such as Bessie
Love will hold her own in any produc
tion and she has been given apart in
this play that is Just suited for her
acting and she has taken special pains
_to make this ploy a good one in all
details soiti‘s look-9d forward to with
a treat Jto see this. clever woman, Bes-
sie Love in "Nina the Flower Girl" on
Wednesday. -
HELD IN $20000 BAIL
FOR THREATENING LIFE
\OF PRESIDENT WILSON
CAMDEN. N. J., April 3.a~AdolplI
E. W. Simmcrs oi Woodbine, N J..
and '
(adulthood From First Page»
universal liability to service.” Two universal training bills were
introduced yesterday, one drafted by the Army General Stafi and
the other by Senator Chamberlain. Whether either may be used
as the framework for a measure to raise a big army is unkown.
both the National Guard and the regular army to war strength.
That 10 itself would give an arm 1 of more than 700,000 men,‘1n
addition to the proposed new force of 500,000. The navy already
sued last week, and 60,000 Nationsl Guardsmen are doing police
duty in their respective states. .
Word of the sinking of the American freighter Aztec by a
German submarine came just before the president started to the
Capitol to deliver his message last night. He did not lugow of it,
however, until after he had returned to the White House. It was
the first armed American ship to be earth, but officials did not
feel that it affected the present situation materially.
greatest enthusiasm. Most senators and representatives express-
ed profound gratification att the firm note sounded by the presi-
dent.
An effort to put through the resolution declaring a state of
war before the Senate adjourns tonight probably will be made by
Democratic leaders.
Consideration of the adminis' ration war resolution by
House Foreign Affairs Committee was postponed until tomorrow.
The adjournment of the Senate today was marked by a stormy
scene in which Senator LaFollette by objection forced considera-
tion of the War resolution over until tomorrow and Democratic
Leader Martin then forced an adj surnmetJn to cut odeeFollctte.
PRESIDENT’ S MESSAGE, ous us that Is, out only of the wanton
President Wilfitm'b 3111111953 ‘0 009' and wholesale destIucIion of the livcs
gross follows: of nonronibutants. men, women Md
1 IliiVi‘ called the Congress info ex. children engaged in pursuits which
traorili'mry session because there. are have always, ochIJJJJIb in ,Jihc darkest
serious, very serious, clIoiccs of p’olicypormdg of modern history, been
to ho made. and mode innuediately, deemed innocent and legitimate.
which it was uollhci right 1101 consiiiu? Properly Inn be paid for; the liies
timid“) licnulsslblc that I should 8‘» of peaceful 111d innocent people cannot
sumo Ibo rcsponsibility of making. be
011 the third of l “Homily last i ofii- Tho prosonl (lcruiuu Ivul‘furo against
ciully luid iwt‘orc you the crtruordi- commerce is a warfare Iigninst 111,311.
nary 1111110uncrincni oi the Imperial kind. It is :1 war against all notions.
. German govvrnnimt, that on and one!“ ,AIIIcrican ships have boon sunk, Amer-i-
lllt’ first 035’ 0f February linwno ill-l con livcs inkcn, inanys which it has
1111111051- to put aside all rcsb'ainte or stirrod us very 1114quin to 1911111 of, 11111
low or of 11111111111111, Iiiid use its inb- the ships :1: 1d pPoplo of oilIcr nenimi
marines Io sink cvciy would that and friend!) nations limo been sunk
HUUh'hi 10 approach (‘iiilt‘l‘ ill" POMS 0i and or crnliclnII-d in (he 1111911: in tin
Guui lil‘iinin 11nd liolnnd or the wool some way. ’i‘hoic bus liccn no dic-
crn 0011318 0i inropc 01' 1111.1 01' the ci.1ninntion. The challenge is'lo all
ports coniroilcd by the encmiI-ci of mankind
Geimuny within the Mediterranean in Hi how it will nice; it. The choice
That had schncIiJ Jto Jbo the obloct OI Ive mako for 011138le must be made
lhcb 1'oxniun. nl 1111111119 “In low A‘alllt‘l‘ with 11 moderation of (dunno) and n
in the war, but since ADP“ 01‘ 1831 .VPM‘ tcmpcruicnoss of judgment befitting
thi‘ Imperial Government Md some our chmuctcr and our motives as 11 mi-
lmw rcsNiincd the ‘ommundcrs of its tion. We must put excited {upliqg
undersea craft in conformity with its away, J _J J _ ‘
promise then given to 118 that passion. Our motive will not be rcvcngod or
{:91 boats should “Oi be sunk and that the victorious assertion of the physical
duo warning would be given to all "1131“ of the nations, but only the vin-
othor vessels which its submarines dicaiion of 113m, of human right, of
might 509k 10 (195‘ti when 1‘0 TB‘ which we are only 11 single champion
:Iisinnce was offered or escape nt- When 1 addrosscdw‘ihc Congress 0:1
icmptcd, 1111d.c11ro taken that their the [we111y.51x1h of mummy last 1
crews “(re shed at lcub‘i 3 WT thought that it would snillcc to assert
Chulit'lI to save llit‘ll' iivos in llillll‘ open cur neutral rights with arms om right
bouts to use the sons against unlawful inter
The Dlt’C‘iilllimlo 11111011 \\ 019 meagre ioxcnco, our light to keep our people
and haphazard enough. as was provcd snl‘e against unlmt ful violence. But
in distressing instance silt-Jr instincu aimed neutrality, it now uppeo1s,is
in the. piogrcss of the cruel and un impracticable
manly business, but a certain degree are in effect, outlaws whet used as the
of restraint 111113 observed. German submarines have been used
The new policy has swept every N- ngainst merchant shipping. it is im
striciion aside. Vessels of every kind, possible to defend ships against theii
whatever their flag. their character, attacks ag‘the law ()1 onions has 5
their cargo, their destination. their cr— sinned that Inorcliantmeu would do
rand, have been ruthlessly sent to the lend themselves against. privatecrs or
Is to be raised, except to say it should be “upon the principle of}
It' Is assumed that the president will authorize an increase of
is recruiting to war strength und ‘1' an order of the president is- '
The president's address, 111 which he denounced the course old
the German government, was reId in Washington todaytwith the .,
the ‘
11211011 nation niusi dcc‘ldc lor'
Because submarines '
- Wm ‘*=:??:,.% ‘16:.% r
mom to be in fact nothing less than
war against the gum ILInIont and peo-
ple of the United ISatcs. That iI‘lorfi
muily acceptihcointunoi’ belliger.‘ is’
which has thus been thrust upon it
and that it take immediate steps not2
only to put the country in o more
Jtiiorough stale oI dciuncc, but also to
exert all its 1101ch and employ nil its
resources to bring the governmcni oil
the Gonna: I 1 11111110 to icims and end -,
tiIt war.
I What this will involvc is clear.
Ill
will involve the utmost practicable co» :‘
operation in counsel and Iiciion with
the Governments now at war with}
Germany, and as incident to that tbcl
oxtensiu to i.\1sc- £5u\-«.:'11n1cnls of tho:
most liberal financial crcdits in onion
that our resources may so for as 1105-!
sible be added to limits. 3
it will involvo the organization and;
iiiobilizntion of all the material ro’J
sources of tilt‘ country to supply the
materials of our and serve the incl-J3
denial needs of 1§Io nuiioi in I“: most;
abundant 11nd yet Ibo 1111151 ('(lollollln'ill:
and cilicicni way possible. » i
it will involve tho inilncdinic inll‘
equipmcnt 01 he now in all lmspocis, ‘
but poiiiculn: :1 in supplyingv it 1’ 11b
the bust 111111111; of It‘llng \IiilI ibcf
uncmy' s tnbnu 11mm. ‘
it will i.1vo\o ilIc inun‘disilo addi '
Shiloh niIcndy pmvidud i111 by 11111 in“
case of W,lil‘ :11 least Wm «.11 1111-11, .1710:
should in 1111 1 1;»‘1 1:, inn (.1 Is 11 upon‘
lllc
scriwioo and thin *lIc cumin/.111 111 ci
subscqucni :ziidiiionul incxmncnls oi
'cqual force as soon as they may be.
nocdcd and mu be handled in iron;
ing. '
it. will lnvoivo also, of course. the
grunting of oiling: :11;I crcdiis to the
Govcrumcnl .‘illslillllt’ll i hope, so for
as they can 0111113be hc sustaiz‘ 1d llyJ
the present gl’lli’l‘silllill, by viii con:
ccived taxation. l 2‘1"in rust: ‘
us may be equitable by 111v
cause ii secm‘s to mo 1hr:
most unwise to base I“ ‘
will now be ncc.1;nry
Ino'ncy borrowed.
It is our duty, 1 most I‘cspcctfully
urge, to protect our. people so for as
we may against the very serious hard-
ships and evils which would he likely
to arise out of the inflation .wliich
«nould be. produced by vast loans. ‘
.111 carrying out the measures by
which these things are to be'ncconi
would 110
credits which
entirely on
tion to tip: aimed torus o: the l on wii“
bottom wit-bout wur111ng,.and without
thought of help or mercy for those on
board, the vessels of friendly neutrals
along with those of belligere‘nts.. Even
hospital ships and ships carrying relief
16‘“iiie"90rely bereaved and stricken
people of Belgium, though the latter
were provided with safe conduct
through the. prc'sbribcd areas by the
(human Govcinmcr'it itself and were
said to be a German, was held 1111ch
$20, 000 bail Jior artuither hearing on
Wednesday by United States Com-l
missionJer Joline on a charge ('1
threatening the life of President . . 5
from Washington not to discuss ar-l ,
rests made during the international'
crisis, dederal agents refqu to make
public any details in the case.s1m-
mprs was arrested by a Philadelphia
agent of the department of justice
last Saturday.
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SENATORS WE‘AR FLAGS J
GIVEN BJY CHENEY BROS.
TH ROUGH SENATOR uoLJEAN
a
\VASH
,be respects?
{seas whore
minion and where lay the ire high- 1 r 2‘ lure what it we meant to we Ivar and safcgu: rdiug jlie nation will
after stage has that law teen but“
' with meagre enough results, indeed, flights or thexeffectiveness of be“;
utter 1111 was accomplished that could slits;
~ be accomplished, but al uys with 11
clear view at least of w
distinguished by unmistakable marks
.ot identity, have been stink with the
time reckless lack of commission or
of principle
\
I was for a little while unable to be defend. The intimation is conveyedimenis of tho Govomm mm} gm. the con-
son JNO testimony was “,an by the have that such things would in fact, that the armed guards which we have
front of the. Belnsco Theatre in New commiSsioner Acting on Instruction lbe done by any Government that had pieced on our merchant ships will be
hitherto subscribed to no human
practices of civilized nation‘s. Interna-
tional law had its origm 1.1 1. ._ ' ,
tempt to set up some low which would enough at best; in such circumstances after very caiei‘ul thought by the
and observed upon the and in the face or such pretensions it branch of the Govmnmcnt not}! which
no nation bad right of do
drugs
r1:
ways of the world. By paint
Mchesri yesterdn J
member -0f the United S tJ‘es Senate
limited States flag" and they
Wei
III , It J ‘
lihten t e 5
Matt Last eve 11g ‘Tli dings We
made b the
cheater .
‘hich it
hich ll
.cumstunces, grim necessity indeed to and in the equipment of our own mill.
heart we are Incamble of submission 11an objects are. My mm thought has not
and conscience of mankind _ emanded ‘suder the moat sacred righ
cruisers, Visible craft giving Chase pii 51ch we should keep constantly in
upon the Open sea 1J ., J, unind the wisdom of interfering as lit-
“ is common prudence in well 011” tlo as possible in our own preparationl
andéavor to destroy them before they tary forces with the duty-for it will
have shown their own intention. They be a v' ery praciimi duty—«of supplying
111"”th dealt With upon 8mm if dealt the nations already at war with Ger-
with at all. ‘many with the materials which they
The (lemma government denies 1111. can obtain mm from us 111 by our as.
right or neutrals to use arms at all sistance. They are in the field and
within the areas' of the sea. which it we should hel p them in every 11 or to
has proscribed, eyen in the defence of be effective ilioro
rights which no modern publicist hasI i shall take the libertyo’i suggoI tingi
Jevcr berm-e questioned their right togthrough the mutual executive dcpmt
sideration of voux committees Incas
5:.3001'71, :
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See the 1191114 Demonslrstcd
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The United Electric Light & Water Co.
piinciplc or column] 11111111in 10 Scene from “The Girl Without a Chance," at 1310 “agent, more
justice in 11w life of tin world 1111‘
against swl‘iidi and unburni‘c powerl
and to out up amongst ilu‘. Ienlly {Ice
1 11d self governed pcoph s of the “mid
1:.uclJJ1 n conceit ol’ pmposo uni of ac-
Iicn :15 “ill henceforth inside the ob~J
scrvuncc oi IlIosc pIi; Iciplcs :
Neutrality is I1oJlong or feasible or‘
desirable where the peace of the world
_ is inmlvcd and the i191 dom of its peo-'
pits and the menace to limit peace andl
i‘zcodoin lies in the sistenco of auto-
cratic governments hacked by organ—
izod lo. co which is conirollcl v:.holly
by their villi. not l‘l' the will of ilmir‘
people. We have seen the last of non-
utility in such circumstances.
\\ e are at the beginning of‘an age in
which it \1 ill he insisted that the some}
standaids of conduct and of responsi ,8 Non-{h “flail! SJ
bilily for wrong done shall he ob»l
served among nations and their Gov:
crmnonis that are observed ".mong theJ
individual-citizens of civilized states!
We liuve no quarrel with the tier ,
. 1‘ ‘
(Continued on‘Sixtb Patrol. l
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YORK. i
THE'JANNING .1. SMITH 'rRANsl
PORTATlON LINE inc. l
Fright boat leaves Pier 27 East
'Rleer, New Yorki (foot of Catherine
st.) every day eXcept Sunday, at 3 p. I
m. Freight received at Norwalk up toi
5 p. m. and at South Norwaik up to'
Ines for the accomplishment of the
subject to be dealt Jwtih or} pirates several objects I hr: :3 Inentidned.
would be. ‘ hope that itJ 11 .11 bc your pleasure to
Armed neutrality 'deal with :..Jt11em. as having been framed
is ineifectuul
is worse than ineliectiyl; it is likely the responsibility oi‘: conducting the
ventJJ -ts practical] certain to draw most directly fail.
us into the war 1 thout either the .While‘ We do ‘iho‘so things, the“
Jger- deeply momentous things, I‘ict us be
IJy clear and 111
There is one choice we 1.111111111111110, the world what our motives and our
man wrongs;
very roots
he very clear to all ‘
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