Burton Holmes Travel Pictures
and a twmel comedy
Thursday and Friday
Clara Kimball Young
And her own company in
“Shirley Kaye”
Saturday—Emmy Wehlsn in
Metro Wonderplay “The Outsider"
and Min. 8. Hart in “The Lani.
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'uat Dally 2:16, Eve. me, me
Today. Wednesday
Wm. l-‘ox Presents
--“The 1Honor System”-
OwREELS—lo
DON’T MISS 'riils
‘ VAUDEVILLE
Thursday. Eriday. Satur-
ay
‘ F' t Pict
”army”
Vivianuiiiartin.‘
“The Petticoat Pilo ”
A » Friday
Jack will)?“ in
“Madam‘Spv”
Saturday.
Charlie Chaplin in
'yooth. her genuine comedy and her Roll r it our - .
1 - of dramatic Attendance Honor or,t e gether,
wadcrfui hilt. to 1,... term of school which closed December DRY CAMPAIGN Workman
' BEING PLANNED .‘vho shell hm sisal!
guess to be, transferred from whatever
(Cesium from first Page), work they an engaged in to essential
. an lzgustrlea. it has been estimated
the "99mm“ 0’ “We - Thompson. tion and election of Senators and 809- at "n’ AW M'”" 3M"
resentstlves committed to the "an-".000 “6 4-va "°“°'
gym“ The M will not boned“ in agriculture. s pbullding.
partisan, as republicans, democrats, munitius making and other essential
' d in n of the m . , industries.-
first, as ‘2 teacher; Margaret GM' “”95 :ted. eHither‘io thewdry?‘ meninges; The work of the United States Em-
e‘rally confined their efforts to mak-iphm“ 39M” WWW". Which
. .. .. , will be done under the same adminis
dshlps of California} Grade One—Margaret B. Weed, ins individual l0". dry undel till itration, will be mere IIOIIS the lines
mm into the ileld o! of an employment bureau. it will en.
g. something new. min-3:31:35; desvor to learn the labor needs of em-
‘ewu her great patriotic triumph. 559. Grade Three—li-ene Barrett, teach- have never been interested in these Dion" and the employment needs of
with her hair done er; Alice Baes, Leotna Albright, Doris lights in these small political unit-"mm“men “4. M4 "91* for the
are now tremendously interested in unemployed “d employes b" M”
those blue! propositions. With 100 tries and companies which need more
‘The establishment of this now am-
.. . payment service under the United
dry‘ vote last November, there is mile!!! of Labor "I.
Ch lott Thompson All a Willi ll ran H let M in 'th t til “T" through . mmauoni
Wiggin and at s - er; am 0 . a on are. Ratification of m f , l ‘l a are s no real labor shortage-
little girl of ‘ New England village. Grade Five—Helen O'Donnor, teach- meat is progressinge ’31:]? 2:??th in this ‘country but that, while there?
she goes to live with two old maiden er: Edna Gadocsi, Alfred Munhail. 10 state legislatures which have as g“?&‘;fi:§"flfl 3;:figtmgégtfii
. shortage is due to a lack of proper
“mum" 3‘ “”“Mm. “'9 0' facilities for the distribution oi labor.: at Room Theatre 1'“ '1
Fania“; School. overwhelm” majorities , In Do" ,Many industries. especially munitions.
barn from which she is routed by thei and” you, and F,‘.c_L:‘“y I. Nausea-Mississippi, Virginia, Kenn: industries in this
i
amt THEATRE ‘I’OOAV . .
' - ~ er; Dorothy Sickles.
Mary Hollis“ AMI“ 0!’ TI“! ' Grade Six-«Harry Benedict. teach-‘2:
“Wis Harv," with her effervescent Last Term
I |
‘ Multitrum of the New 21. The mill listed below were
2: land village who thouxll comm-Iniltw shunt nor tardy divine the? —-——--
.41, two crabhed old aunts, does not' term. The list is ,for schools under!
permit it to crush her spirit. ,
in her two recent Artcralt produtiand is as followsr
lions. “A Romance of the Redwood! i Washington w.
and “The Little American,” Harv , Kindergarten—floreace McMahon.
Pickford was seen in the
girl transported from New Bull!“ 1° Oddo.
the risen and her m 0
days of '19, a a
glitz?“ drama. in “The [Attic Amer- Newton,
fintense.‘ teacher; Annie 'Mlkiovltch, Norman present 10°“ ”9“” “V- Their en-
wag a young III”:
up and showed that she had all :39 Bertram, Justina Bllllk.
s ‘ _
equipment of I 81’?“ “im' in ‘ l Grade Fm” new" Llndeberg. of the 169 towns “dry" and even,
powerful cinema play. ltcachcr; James Tooker. Bennie New- Bfld‘mfl polling ‘ ‘0 per cent
All this is changed in "item of ton, Maurice Skldd.
Sunnybrook Farm," by Kate Douglas C rad. li‘ive B—aElesnor Smith.teach- keen interest in this question all ovei smut?”
the state.
aunts. How site fights with the Butch Grade Six—Margaret Smith, teach- tumbled “I!“ "‘9 passage of the
lie children, sells soap to get I lamp er; Henry Doulens, Robert Skidd.
for Mrs Simpson, sites a circus in a them have already ratified it. all h).
manmtostoutssnuus-
Haven. la the near luv
estoblish four or live in-
.m ill the chief
t. each of which
a superintendent.
. object of the Public Sen
‘er; Sylvester Lockwood, John Boski. vice Reserve will be not to bring in-
, ' , soil. or an
_...... Washington and Franklin ammumt mall'm .
.“lebeocadW'W'MAfl' School Scholars Neither “m "u “um“ 3"” “w" cities-noromrleet
state. have been
“Easy Street.”
ii ill'illiillis
PALACE THEATRE
1
tin in “A Petticoat Pilot"
aunts and now she meets Adam Ladd.
and how, after, graduating from school
they are again brought together is
all brought, out in typical Pickford -
Style.
AT THE necsur THEATRE
ri-lunsoav AND FRIDAY
Clara Kimball Young and Her Own
Company, in the Pbotoplay,
t “Shirley Kaye"
in “Shirley Kaye," Clara Kimball
' 3- Young, who will appear at the Regent
i'l'heatre Thursday and Friday, play!
the title role of a young society girl,
queen of the Long island set, who is
‘suddenly plunged into the whirlpool of
blah finance by the threatening dan
! ger of her father's overthrow from the
I presidency of the Union Central it. 3.,
which her forefather, "Pirate" Kay".
had founded. His two adversaries, T.
.i. Magen. a tllruaque western finan-
cier, and his young associate. John
Bowl-ion, ahe lights with different wea-
pons—nuinlng the admiration of the
first by the earnestness of her strug-
uclally Good Cast P" “will Mil" gle on behalf of‘ he rown, and win-
!nlng the love of the other. despite the
‘A Petticoat Pilot." the Paramount;~ he: may)” "doesn't give a rap for
.lv'cture starring ,vtvlan Martlnnt the
.l':ilace tomorrow, is an adaptation of
o well known novel of' that name by
‘Joscph C, Lincoln. The story was
prepared for the screen by Gardiner
Hunting and an excellent supportina
cast was secured. ,
For this newest Martin release, Bo
lundBturgeou was specially engaged
m director. Theodore Roberts, known
for and wide as “the grand old man of
,ihe screen," because of his many and
varied impersonations, ls prominent in
the cast. Harrison Ford, whose youth-
'fiil good looks and success in “The
(Fair Barbarian" and others, brought
Min to fame, plays opposite Miss blar-
tla. Another.k noted character actor.
.th'lmel Neill, also has a prominent
M ,
:"Tlie Horror System” at the Palace
i Today
"The Honor System," with Miriam
it'ooper. considered by My one of
the most remarkable photoplays yet
, screendii, and fresh from a highly suc-
' coastal career on Broadway, where it
was a profound sensation. winning in-
stantly with the overwhelming coher-
ency of its story, and the thrill and
‘teuse interest of i‘ -. narrative comes.
.to the Palace today. ’
The excellr zit dl.ection of Raoul
a»; '— ~ Which is evident throughout. An in-
jterest of note for local theatre’goers
an that Raoul Walsh the director of
and Joy
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M when youhavs seen our
some lawman poo.
in Modem-rhy-
morningw
«was,
'4 THAMER
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ha.
«kn-fiae
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any woman," especially easterners.
Kmo WILL A FORGERY?
CHICAGO, Feb. 6,—ln a petition on
file today in the probate court, Ed-
ward Brundaae. Attorneytieneral of
the state, charges that the.wiil of the.
late John C. King, filed some time
ago, is a forgery and not the last ten-
tament of the millionaire lumberman.
March 12 has been fixed as the date;
(or hearing the attorney-generals pc-
titlon, »
After King's death, in 1905, a will
was filed leaving the widow only a.
nominal sum. it was understood at
the time she had waived all dower
rights on receipt of $10,000 before her
husband's death. Souls years later a
new willpurportlngtobe the last, was
discovered by Gaston Means, secretary
to Mrs. Maude E King. who was tried'
recently in North Carolina and ac-
quitted of her murder. This later doc,
ument was filed in the probate court
here. By its terms Mrs. King received
an estate the value of which was ap-
proximately $3,000,000.
___.______._.._—
MORE ARRESTBV FOR HALIFAX
DISASTER.
HALIFAX, N. 8., Feb. 5.—'l'he arrest
yesterday of Pilot Frank Hockey and
Captain Aline Lamodec of the French
munitiou ship Mont Blanc, charged
with manslaughter in connection with
‘lhc explosion disaster which resulted
from the collision between that ship
and the Belgian relief ship Imo. was
followed today by the arrest on the
same charge of Commander Frederick
W. Wyatt, chief examination olllcer of
the port at the time.
Commander Wyatt, since removed
from the position, was censured by
the Drudale Commission. which in-
vestigawd the disaster, for deflecting
his duty and not keeping himself fully
acqualIItsd with the movements and
intended movements of vessels in Hall-
fax Harbor.
BOUND OflANNEL FROZEN OVER.
CHATEAU, Mast, ‘Feb. i.—-'l'he
main ship channel from 'alcuomoy
Point Light to Nantucket, used by
steamers plying between Boston, New
York and Philadelphia, was from to-
day._ The temperature hars'was‘ten
below at nine o'clock. . Many points
on the caps reported the cold?“ weath-
w
sentinel wsatas'u keep yes is
l .
lroland. teacher: Verna Bartlcm. Sci-P lucky, South Carolina and North Da-l
ma llutteka, Flora Hopkins. Elsa Krao-
mer Richard Cross. Leo lskendel'ian.
Putnam School.\
‘ or; Dorothy Cuneo.
or: Charles. Boenli h.
er; John McMahon. ‘
Fitch school. ,
Grade One—Grace Hanna, teacher,
Marie Fests. Jesse Hubbell.
son.
George Santa, Ruth Clark, Miriam Wli-
son. -
Grade Five—Edith Crossmon. teach-
er; Julia Gaydosik. Everett Buihley.
Thomas Pasta, Stanley Finch, Elton
Hendrick, Fred Hodges. ’
,7Speclal Class—Emma B. Smith.
teacher; Pellegrln Fests, Nicholas La-
Morl, Lelloy Ryder.
Center School.
Kindergarten—Clara Velser, teach-
er; Dominick Gradla.
Grade One—Carrie i. Simms, tench-
er: Earl Hya, Earle Kunes. .
Grade Two—Grace Costello. teach-
er: Earle Adams.
Grade Three—Lena Huthchinson.
teacher; Adolph Barnard.
Grade Four—Ella Scoileld, teacher,
Arthur Vsrlan, Oscar Svenson, Ray
Rayner, John Miller, Waiter Holln
Fred Barnard.
\ Brooksldc School.
Grade three-six —.Dalsy Scudder.
teacher; Edward Hill, Clifford Juleson.
Marvin School.
Grade One—Carrie E. Petty, teach.
er; Luther Wright.
Grade Two—Jennie Joselovsky
teacher; Augusta 'Farr, Dorothy Horn,
Ethel Kaslte, Ellen Mattson, Esther
Sell, Ralph Greenwood, Edward Kal- ‘
vnss, Elsie Matcson, Stephen Picsu
Paul Sllcox.
Grade Three—bouise Kroger, teach-
er; Aiberta Farr. Doris Pannoyer,
John Fay, Fred Hopp, John Kaske.
Joe Rose.
Grad'e Four—Madge Miller, teacher:
Harlan Baxter, David Greenwood, Vic-
tor Gustafson, Russell Kuhnor. Frank
lln. Newman, George Roberts, Part!
Stumpf, Adelaide Coleman Anna Mc-
Callum, Susan Middleton.
Grade Five—Dorothy Drake, tench-
er; Mildred Hoyt, Evelyn Hawley,
Dorothy Cummings, Wilson Walsh.
Edward Tabb, Mainr Smith. Hamid
Self, Wallace Radfsn, Raymond Geri
hardt. Louis Buchbaum.
Grade six B—Ethcl Callaghan,
teacher: Eva Waldron. M Wood.
Johannes Wysman, Clarence Farr, u. ,
vin Clark. ‘ ,
Grade Six—Augusta Fallon. teach-
er: Edna Freycl'. Lena Eek, illen Can-
svari. Vera Burk, Axel l'atterson, Kan-
nOth Thomas, Harry Waterbury. Jay
Van Coevering, James Gaucher Emery '
Ill-losses, Frederic Cells. railroad car-
uertil center Iclissl.
Grade oils and Two—42MB“!!! out-
ion. teacher: Ania Cotter; Dorothy
than. Alfred sitter. audit. amass
m. .
.;_,,, 2.
.
W: W nutmeg-ts;
kota, four Southeln and one of the.
Northern slates. All except Ken-l
‘ Grade Six-Elva Penney and Nora lhe state of Bourbon whiskey, in.
l Sproule, teachers; Edwin Berger, Car- which is stored 60 per cent. of all the '-
ollna Garfield, Beatrice Sturgeii, lisr- "“53" "0" ““1“" l“ "l“ 00W"
lry ii'u‘ier Albert schoqoid. Paul Ward,
‘Ciarence Wilson.
try, since no more can now be man.
ulacturcd or imported, has startled
the country, by not only latifylng the
amendment. but by also handing down
Gude.0ne_gM"”m (gm-m. teach- to the people a measure for statewide
plohlbltlon, whether the entire nation
goes "dry" or not. The legislatures
the Empire State. declares that even
Grade Two—Mabel Gehrmann, New .York will ratify the amendment
tencller; Willa Snlllln, Michael Soynlt. 3:”! session. “H poll showing that
Grade Thice—i‘ilzabcth Savult‘. not lag behind its neighbors, but be
teacher: Ollie Coleman. Annie-Gay. one of the 36 required to make the.
dwik, Theresa billion, Milton Slau- We?“ “WNW“ “mm”-
'wlll be open to women all well as
Grade Four—~Rutll Weed, teacher; men. but the voters are especially "1.;
Charles liycett, Herman Risolo,'vlied, as the primary problem in to!
effect Organization by Senatorial dis-'
.tricts so that the infliusnce of tile.
"drys" may be felt in libs glaucllsea
general superintendent oftlie satia-
Ioon League of Amsmca. lsscheduled'
to direct the conference. He is con-
sidered one of the best organizers
in its service. He has been in antl-
ssloon work as state superintendent
in Ohio, Missouri and Pennsylvania.
and is now one of the four most prom-
inent men in the nation-wide prohlbbl
tlon drive, the others being 1’. A. Hair1
er. general superintendent; Wayne 5.
Wheeler. general counsel; and l. C.I
Dlnwiddlc, legislative superintendent.! tal
"drys" delarc that this state must
The conference on Thursday nlghii
hampered by heilerskeltcr drifts of“
llabor from one plant to another,
which have in some cases put the?
, . ,, \ “most essential industries at a disud-I
lucky were already an ""‘L bu'ii'antilge and has created a consider“
lbie body of labor temporarily out of",
employment whil'e soaking '
lfrom one place to another.
ihoped that these and other faults in
the present labor situation will be'
remedied and that important blob
lien]! disc to war conditions will be
,cmeiently solved. One of these prob-
‘lesns is the housing problem, which
Grade TWO-‘31!“ “email. ““9"" of Maryland. Massachusetts, Rhode'h" resulted in cases where large num-
lisiand. New Jersey and New York-
Grade Three—Marlon Hayes, teach- file 110' in "film! "Id “"5 probably]
, tails actionteborlly. {What action
each may take is problematical. biltl
the New York Herald after polling
a straw vote of the ileglslatureiI
bets of worklngrnen have found polli-f
tlons open. for them in isolated fac-
tories where there are not sufficient
dwelling houses avaliwls for them-
.selves and their families.
Among the activities to be taken up
1‘ by the new labor service are the fol-
Furnislllng adequate and
staple supplies of labor to war indus-
provlding for immediate and
,eoultablc adjustments of disputes;
conditions of
gathering labor facts and statistics
essential to proper distribution of'la
bar. etc.
lowing:
tries:
. safeguarding
. in explaining today
that tlr? chief function of the new
service at the present time is to on
roll all mobile labor that is ready to
be transferred when needed.
h i that the most patriotic thing a man.
"ii. an Dr. E- J.‘ (million “undo .mr hem: (“trolled ‘3 to as!“ -’
tight and wait where lie is until he
(is called for his new service.”
The movement: has been endorsed
by the American Rderation of Labor ,2
and its President. Samuel Gompers.2
who says. '
“Then is no more fundamental sen
interests of the wage
earner than the organisation of sl ,
'labor market’ at which unemployed Friday
fliers may exchange skill. experience.l
and labor power with invested capl-
The country dhuh ion: needed
- ' oilaservce,an to me an
ml. nooasvau conronrasta $24,...“ 0‘ mm m M ,m,,_
iNE'W YORK, Feb. s.—'—'l'lieodore ing upon its establishment. I shall.
mgeveir.’ condition '” favonble'Wuch the progress of the service as
today. The former president, whose
operation for an abscess a few daysad“. a helping hand and V, 3J1 ol coun-
ago was made public only last night, “i,"
after his removal from his Oyster Bay!
home, rested comfortably here during WEN-THY wannlaoa
the past twenty‘four hours.
vice in the
Inow organised with the deepe"
.2“. and shall always be r"
FOR VON KUEHLMANN
wgtnon, Feb. d.—-—A dispatch to the
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