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. Lady Byng may now well be the proudest woman in Fagland. lie
husband, Sir Julian Hedworth Byng, commanded the British Third Arm:
in its great drive on Cambrai and ha s been promoted to full general in
recognition of his services. Lady By ag is well known in nigland as a
novelist. She is the only child“‘oi Sir Richard lore-ton.
is Princess Alexia, ruler of the prin- day a very remarkable picture will be
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the attraction. It will be “The laid
at Belgium," with ‘Allce Brady in the
stellar role. This picture tells of the
thrilling and surprising experiences of
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“MARY'S ANKLE"
At the Regent Theatre Tomorrow Ev- a pretty Belgian girl whose mentor!
ening, With Winifred St. Claire
in Leading Role
is destroyed by her sulerings and
who is brought to America by a kind-
A characteristic A. ll. Woods farce by American couple, in mi. country a
“‘9 child is born to her. Later her memo
. _ “I! cry is restored by a shock. “The
Tully. 'Mch Mr. Wood- wlll 0mm Maid of Belgium" grips attention at
at the Regent Theatre tollml'l'ow 9‘“ the very start at the picture and holds
ening,‘ Dec. 11, with the original New it constantly 1mm,
York cast and production. "Mari"!
Ankle" was the first“ this Mann's
New York successes. and is the first CONN
. Macao. rnooee“
. Noli'aihrc of Foods,
- 0n the contrary, even greater elforts
Feed-
stuls or Clothing During
the" Com. ingYeer,‘ Says
Secentary Houston. ’
waaHtHo'ron. Dec. s.—wnb rec-,
ord crops grown this year the na-
tioa'a farm‘and livestock production
must be stimulated to a still higher
elcieacy during the coming twelve
months if dtmteuic demands and the
Icebol’tlieAlliesautomatio-I
quately met, Secretary Houston says,I
in his usual report to Congress to-1
y.
“That the farmers to! the Nation
have paerously responded to the ap
peels lee increased production. and
that much has already been done to
insureelargesupplyoffoodsand
ioodstuls,” says the report, 'Snsti'
hes no letdown in their activities or
in those ol all agricultural agencies.
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must. be put forth in the coming
months. _
“There must be no breakdown on
the farms. no failure of foods. teed.
stale or clothing. 1 cannot emphas-
ise too strongly the urgent necessity
of doing everything possible to bring
about a still lurther increase in the
production of all essential commodi-
ties, particularly of the staple crops
and livestock." ‘ ‘
Confidence in the ability of the far-
more to meet the unusual emergency
caused by America's entrance into the
war is reiterated by the Secretary.
Their willing cooperation since April
has been prolilic of encouraging
increases. he says, and there
is on doubt but that they have a
complete and ready comprehension of
the demands tobe supplied as the war
proceeds.
"The spirit revealed by the farm-
ers and the results of their eilorts
during the present year." he says.
"indicate that they mognize the res
poneihility resting upon them in this
emergency. 1 am confident that they
will patriotically continue to assume
and to bear their toll share of the
countryfs burden: '
‘Tho‘lsrmers ol the nation have
always shown their devotion to the
cause at freedom and have not been
slow to respond to the country's call
men and means to ldefend its
rights.
"As it becamca more obvious thc‘
the surest way to force a righteous
peace Is to employ t-nectively all the
rescourcee oi the nation. the. farm
iers will increasingly put forth thci'
tstreugth, send their sons to fight at
Ithe front. and see to it that neith"
‘this nation nor those with whichawc
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,her later pictures she has used the! ‘
inamc made famous . in this series.
Inesperie’e production 0! “Camille" is
by tar the best screen interpretation
ever known, and rivals the work of
Bernhardt, Dune, yioiflka and other
great stars of the legitimate stage who
have appeared in the same role. Her
acting in the rapid—lire order-oi clim-
axes in "Camillef' is now making her
immortal in film history.
’ “The Man FinnirPainted Post"
i ,9 Staged in the most picturesque
"country in Wyoming. Douglass Fall'-
banka' new Ariel-aft .picture, “The
that (or the cattle in 43,291,000 as
against 40,819,000 a year ago and .
30,030.000 in 1013. Unfortunately,
the number of sheep continues to do
cline: the estimate for 1917 is only
40.050.000‘as against 48,483,000 a year
ago and 61,482,000 in 1913. It is en
timat'rd that the number oil mogs,
‘ which during recent y’ears has shown
an upward tendency. decreased over
4.000.000. or from 67,543,000 to 62,-
747,000.
"In considering the whole meat sit-
uation it should he kept in‘ mind that
there is a close relationship between
the production of live stock and the
supply oi leedstuils and that for mote
thanayearpssttherehasbeena
relative, shortage p0 grains and of
resins purposes is to be much ex-
tended. .
A 83,000,000 saving has been made,
says the report. by' the Department's
placing specialists in the regions of
greatest sweet potato production to
superintend proper handling and stor-
age oi the commodity. A special sur-
vey to collect choice lrlsh libtato
seed now is being conducted in
Maine, Vermont, mmhusetts, New
Hampshire, Minnesota, Wisconsin
and Colorado. —
Discovery in Texas at the pink bell
worm, a highly-destructive cotton
lass m The] e roduction M these peat, presents another serious men-
nee-arias $3“: the present crop Me to the nation's cotton crop, but
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, phere as to merit the strongest and metropolitan hit m be ”en outside of ARE ORDERED AWA‘I are associated lack anything in the
egent eatl’e most enthusiastic praise from rcsDOn- New York season Ml” Tully widely FROM CAMP GREEN may of materials for food and cloth-
The House of Hi, h Grad sible critics and reviewors. lt name known as a producer and [writer for int." '3
p . Entertainme‘nt ° sents a notable triumph in the film the vaudeville stage, has evolved an Massachusetts Companies Oiso includ. “Rifle filirngtglé‘ugiufidngga - I k
7:31;“ 11 th ta 1 "C ill .. l ingenious and surprisingly amulln‘ ' ed To‘Fom Partot New 5’: g". are mt yet available, the ____._..-_.e__--_, .
‘ T 0d 5 e 5 r 0 am e 3 comedy out of a novel and lnterestins , “WM'M- Secretary estimates that the quan ,,
ay known to millions of fans in all parts idea. The plot of the peace had to do CHARID’I’TE, N. (3., Dec. 10,-The my of these commodities is greater magnum
‘ GEORGE WALSH 0; ":0 JIMMMRS galleria. it; real life with the “cum,“ of “I,“ impovar- negro troops at Camp Green, the First mil; (Eclectic 3:: 1913mm" bushel 0m mu -
The Happy Star in s ets rgu. am e ,on'eEu the lore- ished young men, who resort to a Connecticut and First Massachusetts over the live ye” ”Hm, ”an“? . ~ Until . ,.
”1°” sc 9°“ ac resses ° ”99' For startling rose to get some money. The Companies, unattached, 1"" received ”a eifected in this year's 61‘0” °' ‘ ‘
“The Yankee Way” a number 0‘ years ”be m“. starred 1" ruse involves a charming young wo- 0rd?“ ‘0 80 to another “1110- Their staples. 'U‘tu-evised (estimator: Wt"-
__ the apegtacular productions at the M}- mm to he, mun", mum, and the destinaion was not disclosed because tained in tom; refinance": :23; ,
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ll ay 81:93“: pr ucers. tot :he finned as to the delight of the audience, who but ””0, General Dickman, camp “"000 0' “m; ' 36.000000 of rye, Oomo Ill and I“ On .
Alice Brady t e Ti er company and. on art e di- will find in the play one surprising commander, said that they would be 13.313900 of hue wheat, 33,256,000 oi . .
in a Remarkable Plct mum of com 11:. m “Negront. comic mm an" “me" The ”I” i” moved to a Northern pom“ l 'm u' "M ”380300 or awn “3'68“"? 0’ Holiday GOOJS 'i’
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. ' 'Mnmbelli was lirst heard in a world- "EGENT THEATRE WEDNESDAY the only negro t at Camp Green 7421.000 0' sugar rail” ! ' we and
, Thursday and Fnday . ‘ and have been confined to the limits The number '0 m x ' ,, ,
. _ .wlde way in a series oi twelve pictures , oi th other cattle,“ the Ni" ‘adds. has C e an n s
“The Auction Block” “fled “The Beautiful Hesperla" live- Alice Brady Stars in the Flint Play, they 9113:!” Vidal]! thwart: tin; .110“ an increase daring the I?" 0 ,
. ' "The fluid of Belgium“ be“ 97¢- 8! are four or live years, the estimate or *
Rex Beach's Great Picture 3:] gzgu3:::m?l?uflgfl$$ iii At the Regent Theatre on Wedneg. leave immediately. . the former for the 3:50:11; $300” ”Rama, 8“
’ . , . - ing 23,906,000 as as t . . a T‘ _
A Life iDI'ame of a Million Girls {tion ever witnessed on the screen. Inl ‘—" ' year ago and 20,497,000 in 1913, be- “ aShlllfllfill 8'. M m
fore the European war began, while ,
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particularly the mu m ‘
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season should conduce to more 'aatis- "917m“!!! is being utilised to cradle
factory multlons i'ér the producers “"3 "10 P081 in the United States.
of live stock and should, other things “I spread so far as been confined to
being equal .tesd to bring about an “)vaaner Isolated areas.
WQ ' Material deveio ment or nativ -
"But with the destruction at live. ”mum, mm; the m ”3:;
stock ‘3 Europa 3"“ the 81'9“ de‘ is expected to follow complete organ-
mands lrom there tor meat and lots, ization o! the Department's extension
with consequent greatly increased exv service. Equipped with an mm
ports from this country. it is clear mm of “$48.4“. the service will
that the supply will not be adequate soon be able to place one demonstra-
tor the domestic needs and for those lion agent. possibly two. it nearly
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’ ' . ,Man From Painted Post," at the Palv
, n mwxndgmm lace Theatre today and tomorrow dis-
' “The C lldV Kid” :eloses the most spectacularl nature
‘ 2n d~1 Isetting ever accorded a Fairbanks pic-
~. '— , . ltnre. The, genuine smile" 0’ ”‘0
Hm Pail“! News lpralrlefw'ith its snow-capped moun-
-' ‘ ' ' " 'talns in the distance. is evident
‘ Wednesday. {throughout The entire production of-
" , HeleEESflem 1tering views of exceptional scenic
, lac men 5beauty as a backgroundio the rapid'
. am . are story at cattle rustling am.
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' George Walsh in the ‘0“an
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George Walsh returns to the Regent
1” mm Theatre today for a showing oi his
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. manipulation of “Camille." ”prognoses his settlers-wombat
:- inn-lathe scale of art in picture Isl-me silinghs‘lalls‘fllovenrlth a
its. For theiirst timshsmhb- brunette beauty. assists.” her
of the nations with which we are as-
sociated in the war. .
“The mere statement that the pop
nlatl‘on has steadily increased in this
country. the grain in the 16 years
from 1908 to 1017 being/13.001000“
with an absolute decrease in the live-
stock ror the same period, would stat;
so urgent." ‘
m announces the organisa-
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“armament.
every agricultural county in the coun-
try, and a woman in each large city
to give advice regarding the proda‘c-,
tion, conservation and utilisation of!
indlprducts; 'Agents numbering
5,000 are now periorming extension
work among the nation’s {armors and
in’ the urban communities. .
“These agents.” declares Secretary
Houston, "not only are performing
the normal and emergency demonstra-
tion and educational work, but they
are also see other branched of
the government is special directions,
such as the Treasury Department in
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