Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 9, 1918 · page 3

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REGENT THEATRE TODAY

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Sidney. Olcott'a Historic Masterpiece,
"The Belgian," Starring Vsiv
entitle Grant

"The Belgian," Sidney Olcott's sin-i
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. “The Belgian” martyred Belgium, is curiously enough.’

Sidney Olcott's Historical
Masterpiece a war picture.
This apparent paradox

plalned Most producers in dealing

dewday and Thursday with the great European tragedy put

- John Barrymore the war first. the story and its drama

in che'l‘hrlillng Detective Drama second. Just the reverse is the case

so wlih‘ The Belgian." As a promineni

Ramu' the. A'lnateur editor said at its first showing. “1‘

Cracksman thought i was going to see a sort of

Bathe Weekly, but l saw an intensely
dramatic and human love story."

The reason, for this is clear. Mr
Olcott has made the war not the sub-
ject of his picture. but a setting for
his story. And yet he has given us. in
their proper perspective, cavalry raids,
armored motor ears, trench scenes
with which even army experts can
find no fault and, the best exposition
of the far-reaching German spy sys
ism that has ever appeared on the
screen

Friday-Douglas Fairbanks i\ the
Ariel-aft Picture “Down to Earth."
comma... Kimball Young
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, lid.” MI! WEDNECDAV AND THURIDAY
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“d . "Raffles, the Amateur clockwise,”
Tomorrow, Wednesday starring John Iarryinors
Thomas H. luce Presents , 'lllafl'les," as a picture does not die
mm 8. Hart appoint. it is presented by ls. Law
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irence Weber Photo Dramas,

6 aw " 6n it contains all of the essentials no
0"” 0' the 3‘“ 'ccssary.to a production of importance.

H” 1".“ Artcraft Picture Ia magnetic and popular star. the evl

”W to all reports dance of excellent direction
”I” and cam.
6m. is positively the Irst p ta- era effects nod last, but by no means

Lion of this picture in the Nor-
«vi'ulkg. 6least, a story which has a far-famed
. reputation. The return of John Barry-

Now York West Crasy more to thc’screcn is, in itself. a treat , musing the movement '
Boston Went lad Over and if for no other reason than this; . :33...“ M“ to ”In" the most as “Williams?“ ”h“ but certain socie- mmmtfir 9‘ the “ck or joints-
me KM. The Beast 0‘ .6623," Jam‘s-1'75”? '1?"" 1Most of the scene in "Wolves of ties and individuals have W ‘0 mm $26,361,361; “ileum
Berlin” "m g” m “mum :mmuaa' tila 'Rlll" Momma in the helpinihla direction. . I. “ mm m” ”WWW". "d 'm .
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MRO“) A. MEAD, llrllgglst

himself.

Let us dedicate ourselves anew to the great task we have in hand. The flower
of America is in France. They offer-Jor us—the last full measure of devotion. Let
us be with them in our thought, our work, every hour of every day until they come

And let us remember that “the world will little note what we say here.”

 

_____-——-‘"a pearl is in the possession of ill
certain man on the boat Raffles clev '
crly steals it .l‘mpll overboard and'
swims ashore but is seen by lira. Vi-
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"Bill" Hart is at the Palace Today

The story of "Wolves of the Rail .. was announced yesterday that the mll- ’ sud lieutenants are to be appointed I

an Artcraft picture stoning William

a picture about the war which is not 3 Hart the 'l'hos H ince star which Bola I "time"-

will be the attraction at the 1'alace

broad western countrv for its setting” '
Hart is first seen an “'Buclr' All i
drnde. a daring highwayman. whoso
gang is feared and dreaded by the of
flciais of a western railroad "Buck's '
conversion is effected at the bedside
of his dying mother, and he givas to his
tacit of reformation all the energy. vi
tality and thoroughness that charac-
terise his career as a holdup and
around bad man. "Buck" he‘comesw‘l
staunch champion of law and order,a
loyal protector of the railroad com-
pany's property and a safe guardian
of government money. though he has
to fight his former gang to do so. 0i
course there's a girl in the case-
Faith Lawson, the operator in the rail-
road tower at Smoky Can. and the

iawaliening of Audrade's new charao
;ter and his rteadfastneas of purpose

are partly the' result of his love for,
her.

There is no let- -up in the interest and

action of "Wolves of the nail." and
the millions of admirers of “Big Bill"
Hart will find much in this new o'er
ing to enthuse over. First of all
there's the new character, in which
Hart taltcs the side of law' and order.
and his strenuous but none the less
effective methods fer ridding the Bus
Canyon country of the dangerous gang
of outlaws formerly commanded by
Darius thaco course of the
five reels “Big Bill" performs enough;

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I the action of President Polncaire in re-

rlnor because of the active steps being

,vestlgated the possibility of placing

an-

But dead shall not have died in vain.”

LIBERTY LOAN COMMITTEE
Secondl‘edcral Reserve District

120 Broadway New York City

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N November 19, 1863, Abraham Linc61n made an immortal speech on the Battle-
field of Gettysng His words ring as clear and as true today-dine fOr line a
message to Americans at waruas they did when he spOke them so eloquently more

than half a century ago. Let us apply these words to ourselves.

“Our Fathers," he said, “brought forth a nation conceived in Liberty.”
“Our soldiers gave their lives that that nation might live."
“The world will little note nor long remember what we say here, but it can never forget what

“It is for us the living rather to be dedicated here to the unfinished work which they who
, fought here have thus far so nobly advanced. it is rather for us to be here dedicated to the
~. . ., great task remaining before us —that from these honored dead we take increased devotion to
6 6 that cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotion—that we here highly resolve
that these dead shall not have died in vain—that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth

what we do here counts. Liberty Bonds will help to save the lives of our men in
France and on the sea. Lotus roll up a subscription that will set the world on fire! .
Let us make the victory swift and sure! Some of these boys will not return tons. But’ , .
our overwhelming oflcring of dollars to our country will show the world that we shall ’ -
not turn hack-that we have resolved-and acted on that high resolve—“that these ’

6, . Let your Heart be your Bardeen-Buy all the Liberty Bonds it tells you to.

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SOLO PAOHA FAILS ON ‘ WIL‘L GENO AN OFFICER

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Camp in Future

fusing clemency to Bolo Pasha. con-

victed of treason in acting as the agent cut has received orders fl’om Wash

of German propaganda in Frank. lngton to notify the local draft boards
which caused the expectation that hilI that hereafter. in sending draft con-

execution would not belong delayed. it ”up,“ to cantonments. no “pm"
itsry judicial authorities had granted but the oillcer in command a the
““3" “3“" "5 camp for which they are . .tlued will
based on the representation of his at- send an oflcer to take charge This

" m", 9" Theatre today and tomorroli, has thoi ”my Alb?" 8"M'- “I“ 301° 1"" means that the men will be under

revelations to make to the authorities. 00mm of a commissioned oucer
The length of the reprieve is not from the time they are assembled to

given in the oillcial announcement, go to camp

which says it was granted “for the mo-

ment.”

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FARMERS WILLING
'I'O IMPLOV WOMEN

Fifty Per Cent. Answer Council of De
fence Favorably

Many women will be working on

the farms of Connecticut this sum

 

 

their work will continue for such

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taken to organise a woman's land

army in this state. The committee cm". of arm". 0.“ in pm.
on annals. activities oi the Council-l of Planters or Llnlmnnta and
ticut mate Council of Defense has iu- - Does Not lllster.

 

the women on the farm to meet the “mm“! "0 llklns advantage of

present labor shortage and is now
developing the organisation plans.

in sounding the tar-men to see
whether they would use women or
not. 500 letters in questionairo form
were sent out «by the investigating
committee. The answers were ap-
proximately that 50 For cent. would
use women, if necessary, 25 per cent.
would not use women and as per
cent. did not answer. An educational
«muslin: regarding the woman's
Land Army was conducted at most-
ings of the Connecticut Pomoionicsl
society. the Connecticut Vegetable and
Fruit Growers' Associations. The

of Mustard Company of South Nor-
walh. Conn. by sending for a jar of
Cream of Mustard, which is the hell
and most powerful external propane
tion that has been compounded
income time. it is far superior to
mustard plasters, turpentine. lard or
any linlment on the market. it re-
ileves conge'stionhjnilnmmntlon and
pain almost instantly. it takes the
place of plasters or llnlmcn.a for colds,
pains,and aches. '

.it has,produced wonderful results
with thousands adilcied with sore
throat, tonsillila, stiff necli, neuralgia.
congestion. rheumatism. sprains, sore
muscles, bruises, colds In the chest,
bronchitis. croup. headache. Iumhago.

 
 

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Draft Contingents to be Escorted to_

Liajor John Buckley. of Hartford. in;
charge of draft matters ll; Connecti-

 

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Major Buckley has also been aak- l
ed to inform the draft boards within

his jurisdiction that the outlook is that |
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Children cilaarroily
and Patiently
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will not be advisable. Each board
will be authorised now to buy one |
typewriter, and such office furniture
as the governor shall authorise neg-

'ulations for the purchase of furniture:
will he lulled later.

 

WARN! AGAINC'I' LEAGUE

cal parties:

"We would warn you against solici-
tations from 'the Woman‘- National
Magus: with executive headquarters
at Washington, D. C. is league
claims to have at preach a cspiisil
stock of two million dollars and to
be working for an endowment in

amounts of one hundred dollars which
will pay an income to the holder for
life, etc.

from Washington that this Woman's
National league is a fraud, and was
so reported to the department of lilo.
tics in January. "
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HOLOOMI ammo DILICATIQ,

HAB'l‘fORD. r April 9—Oovsrno'
Holcomb yesterday appointed the fol

length of time that the hiring of type a... uncles, and George is ”
writing machines and oilces furniture and Ann! P Horne. mm

'iort and the welfare of their _
ishould never be without a Don C . ,

the or Gray's Sweet Powders“. for
The “State Council of Defense has reu. for us e throughout“.

sent out the following warning to lo They break “It colds, relieve 1
uses constipation, teething ,
headache and stomach troubles.
by mothers for 80 run.
am never fall. All drug
pom ‘W any substitute.
free. Address.
nd nor.

that will reach ten million dollars. it 7..
solicits dividend sharing certificates in

“We have received informationi /

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