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Regent Theatre
Special Musical Program By the
Regent Orchestra Every Evening
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Genuine ' HARASSE
, .
“Wolves of the Border" will pack to-
gether at the Palace Theatre on Thom BY _ALLIE
day, where their howls WHICH MAKE . BIG
most intereetlng music in the ears of
the theatre patrons who like lively lite
on the screen
will make
AISNE AND MARNE
, RIVERS
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Tait! ic‘m“ 3:: gigg'vogal“: T"? (Continued (mm First. Pace.)
136k word l “Over There,” George M. Cohan's' .5 , , ,.
ere, bringing their total captures
in the story of Patriotism in “the
little old home-town,"
“The Spirit of ’17”
~and the——
BURTON HOLMES TRAVEL
PICTURES.
Ihursdmuly 4th
BIG HOLIDAY BILL! ‘
At 10 a. m., a Benefit Pe“.‘orniance.
under auspices of t zt'intio i’niou
Council. No, 18. K. of C. Pmceeds
will be used to pay dues of incur
here in line service.
stirring war song. is by far the most
popular song of the decade. He has,
just sold it for $25,000. a retinal-break:
lug price: but be has given the nee of
this rousing: title‘ to Mr. Charles Rich‘-
mau. who will appear at the Palace
Theatre on Saturday of this week in
the Select Picture of the same title.
all]: Richnian secured the use of this
copyrighted title not only because of
Mr. t‘ohan‘s great friendship for him.
but even more because the king or
America‘s song writers kncw‘lhal no
one could better portray the white
heat of patriotism and loyalty which is
since Saturday to more than 2.700.
Important changes have been
made in the Austin-Hungarian
army command. probably as agre-
x’sult of the grave result along the
Pierre. General Otto you Below,
or German, has been appointed to
tho supreme field command. while
Field Mardhal Ars
burg. the t‘hicf of Stall, has
replaced by General Krauss.
German and Finnish troops are,
rcportcd moving rapidly toward
the M urmdnsk coast, whore Amen.
icon, British and French fox-cos arc
WMBI‘Y Miles Minter sending the flower of our manhood to . . y . . . .
.1”... France .0 win the war that will end all guarding Allied supplies. nucndcd.
“ . '- n wax.q ' ' 'i‘or lluusio. The trontlcr has been
SOClal Brlars .. - . . crossed by the inrndcrs zfiid clash 2
Mr. Richman s characterization of - .. . .
—-AND—- cs have occurred ulth Russmni
F tty A b kl the reluctant volunteerwhomthe blood troops ”unrdinu the 'llurmaux‘lil
3 rec "z .~‘.l ~."“..‘.’ ‘
_m__ll of his dyin, commander htera ly ban railn‘n)‘. .1 be (Jermain; arc mud W;
“His Wedding Night”
And the Latest Hearst-Pattie News
Pictorials.
inflation. 2:15. Evening at 7:15 and 9
tires anew and regenerates into a hero.
will place llllll foremost in the ranks
of [ilmdnni’s gt‘calest artists. This
popular star is supported by a capable
. ' r A a , ilsson, . .
(aft “1”“de Miss on Q N ,_ , which the Allios are from day to.
Mil-ls Gertrude Berkeley. oi “or . ‘. . .- . ‘ . .
B id 5., f m5 nd Mr Walter liters day nuprotmg.r their Dimllltlllh 111:
r 9 a " a ' ' anticipation of the renewal of tlic‘
lmvo 50.000 soldiers in this region;
Last night on the French fronti
was marked by another of tho,
sharp, incisiro operations by
‘ .‘ b of .ountless lcv . . '
3:96:0‘0] 01h fat 0y c p German oll’cnstvc. l
l‘ . .
El jsrfifiW‘fism-f—V w. .
Mat. Dally 2:15, Eve. 6:45.
8:30
Today. Wednesday
TAYLOR HOLMES
-ln-—-
.“TltcSmallTownGuy”
\lSO, a twopart Keystone Couwdy.
~—
.oecial Feature Tomorrow
Roy Stewart in
“tfolves of the Border”
| —AND—-
irlaymond Hitchcock in
The Village Scandal”
Friday
Madge Kennedy in
“Nearly Marti ”
M
Saturday
Chas. Richman in
“Over There”
mmpmikm to the song,and L‘ige;her_ from near Moulin-sousv'l‘outvent,
”my m“ make that ““8 dou y ain‘t betwccn the (line and tho Aisnc,
one. if you “'5“? to 869' a.picfure;‘; ‘1 and pnnctrutc tho German’line to a
marvplws‘y faithful acting, at: m; doplb npproximutcly half a mile.
{"3219 nicdl‘diiu:lidwii‘iiiililigniltiiforgn They took 22!).prinoncrs in their
1 i S ' ' 1 " ' udruncc.
“g “”22““; love “my“ be sure to see, The Ilritish front. on the otbcr
“.vcr taro."
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i‘or Field Marshal llaig'n gallant
REGENT THEATRE THURSDAY :iiglith, who \\'l‘l‘l‘ obliged to rc-
linquisb in large port of the ground
tboy bod nuincd Sunday night in
a local opcrution ncar Bouziucourt,
Mary Miles Minter in “Social Brlare”
and Fatty Arbuckle in “Hi: i
Wedding Night" north of Albert.
Miss Mary Miles Minter, little blonde The Germans bcguu on Monday
“Niel Of “‘9 “1mm“ 9‘9““ drama. desperate ci‘forts to recapture the
whose delightful “1‘50“le “Old“ a‘vulunblc high ground bore from
11‘0“er that hardly requireso moth“ which they bud boon forced. but
at the same. time, been given 3“ Il‘m’mfl‘wrcro thou ublc only to gain n foot-
ing part in he“ new 9“" productionning in tltoir old lino. Lord night
“Social Briars.” an *Amfr‘can‘MW‘m.tboy rcncwcd tho cl‘t‘ort with u l‘ur~
nffm‘lnlz writhn and dimmed by Ed'jous bombardment. and thou dolly»
wanl S. Sloman. orcd an attack. which gave thou)
. Miss Minter figures on a 9W“ 1"" buck the gl‘culcl’ portion of their
tle maid of romantic dreams. mu- loot. positions.
rooued in a prosaic country in“ ’l‘ The French success in the
the home of a distant Native, “1‘“ Moulin-st‘)11:s—'l‘0titvcut operation
fancy taking flights into the realm 0' was achieved almost at tho hose
groudonereaeshe sings 59W ill “‘9. child German salient, which pro.
country church 15110”- * jccts to the Marne. along the
0: course. lrls Lee. characterized by front to the west of Soissons and
Miss Minter. comes to no harm-m1 through the American sector
though she rushes boldly into loft!” west of (‘hntcun Thcirry.
lieu unsate for angels. Thm‘? is 3 mil- 'l‘bc American troops on this
lionalre with a romantic tendency for Marne front urc holding on firmly
every pretty girl who has luvk comm“ to their gains in the Your l‘t‘gion.
to find him and his finds hel'fi- I'l‘bc French oflicinl conuuuniqnc
today reports the checking of u
,(lcrmon conmcr alluck in this
-nron‘. Both ofi‘lciol and unofficial
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‘ENT. REGENT Hillel) l'i
REGENT THEATRE TOBAV
reports agree that no impression
' ll lfli mums
MEXICAN BANDIT YIELDS
Jack Pickford in a Real Red. White has lll‘t‘l] mode by the Commons
and Blue Storyv‘u'rhe Spirit of tupon the. ground {mined by the
'17" IAllies in the recent. lighting here.
The idea that justr because a man
its old enough to be a veteran in a
. WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
home of old soldiers be Is no lonner IN FRANCE, 'l‘llQ§(lll,\',Jlll,\’ 2 (As-
GIRL WITH GRACEFUL BOW ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘
Sweeping his but low to the ground m for active seerce, is disalpuu’d "l sociatcd l’l‘oss).~—'l‘llc Distinguish-
' ' "The Spirit 01' '1‘-’ in WW3“ Jae“ ed Service Cross has been u‘wnrd-
General Murdones head of a n or - ~
' 8a g Pickford is appearing as 5““ at the ed to 2‘2 soldiers of the American
1') ARMIESA
. GAINS BETWEEN ToniOf ““1“" and in opp... Alsace
‘Toutvcnt front. the Freuchitroops
[penetrated the German rositions
von Strausscn-,
boon today.
. ‘ . . \.. . , - l .
(lcncrol pew,“ troops on 111151th a (mutant submarine was rc- chosler. Conn. Edward
“ ' 1- ", . . s [ittin . . . .
0‘" Tm'e’ mp plt‘lul‘el a g ocunsron drove ill on a two-nulel ‘ _ .
itltll’t‘l'y (.astlye probably 13 incor- Bauer. Rogers. Ark; Arthur Lehner.
{rt-ct, also.
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lutlrlbutnblc to a British mine.”
lbnnd. witnessed n minor roycrsc'
to
t . , .
rt iotlo hilllt‘ll that after shc was ra, Rochester. N. Y.; Frank W. Pals' ported to have died of airplane noct-
.
bandits that invaded the :New Mexican
border and kidnapped Miss Ruth Warn-
or. daughter of Joe Warner, of the’
Cross J. Ranch, surrendered his femi-
, _ '_ . ~.no.. t.-,".. ‘
Mm“ captive without a word to her court, in mid. hlq first vemule l l .uound (lmtcnu linen) and 1]]
so ‘theart, George Merritt. The ban- screenland, that as long as a man has
the necessary courage and can 5““ ofiicors, two posthumous, niné non-
dtt general's decision to yield 11 the . .
' ‘ p shoulder a musket. he is good enough connmsmoncd officers, one posthu-
girl was-aided materially by the bust-
nossllke rifle held at a dangerous an- , .
when the youth typified by Mr. Ple‘ lnnuous. Their names are:
girl" in the hands of Miss Warner's com-
panlon.
”Wolves or the it"‘rder" is the Tri-
angle picture conlai ing this pictur-
cuquempisodc in a :tory of western
life blazing with crackling situations.
Tureecornered, the enemy detach.
meats in this story fight a battle to
‘tbe'death while ~Pete Wright, foreman
of the Warnei‘ r‘anch, abducts the girl.
Taken to the bandits by her kidnapper.
one commences to use he, eYes in a
.mnnner fatal to the infatuation of
Pete‘erghl; who is very shortly drone-
an to the point of insane jealousy‘and
idiot by the bandit.
' ":Rolon Point
Park
Shore .3: Chicken
Dinners and
A laCarte Service
BA'rfamG
DANCING ,
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Regent Theatre.
It is shown by‘tlio author. Judge
Willis Brown, of theiof‘hlcogo Juvenile
to defend atown.‘ The idea arises
ford in the story. finds the workmen
in his town in danger of being led into
a violent strike by German agents.
He invokes the aid of a company
formed from the ranks 'ol’ the men
who once before had fought for mu
country and its cause: the veterans
with pride and hearts again singing
with the bouyant spirit. or youth-time
march into the breach and stop the
foreign cohorts in their uttemfied
maraudlng until the hastily summoned
militia can arrive.
' *Mr. Pickford’s work is especially
good as “DnVy Glidden,” while that
of the excellent cast. including Kai}.-
erine Mconald. Edythe Chapman,
Jack Johnson arid Helen‘Eddy int ro-
markabl‘y in accord with the excellence
of the entire production.
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KEEP THE BLOOD STREAM PURE
Rheumatic pains, backache, swollen
joints and sore muscles ofton are the
result of ifit‘purlttes in the blood gather-
llng inthe region affected. a result or
failure of the kidneys to eliminate
waste products tram the blood scream.
Foley Kidney Pills heal, strengthen
and invigorate wank. dlseasod kidneys
and bladder. w. 151. not. Juamm or the
Peace. Demtt..fl"ax;.writer: "I used
.lnuly that 0! mm“ mum
the best. 1nd have done ‘ tho-work
com d?
"’Wmemn north of MoulimSous-Tout-
when the rest lulled.”—dulluon-Poweli .
expeditionary force by lcncral
Pershing. 'l‘hc medals are given
for gallantry in action at Contigny,
Lori-nine. The recipients are scvon
mono. and six privates, tlirco post-
I’rivale Dwight F. Smith, Mar~
ines: Lieutenant Alfrcd S. Noble,
Marines; Lieutenant. Charles G.
Roberts, Marines; Second [deuteri-
nntLouis E. 'l‘annncrmann, Mur-
incs and Second Lieutenant Ralph
Marshall, Marines.
Corporal Rexford Dcitro, Field
Artillery; Corporal A. N. Quick,
Field Artillery; Corporal Louis
Libcrman, Field Artillery; Cor-
poral Raymond Gibson. Marines;
Corporal Charles W. Brooks, ,Mnr-
ines; Set-cant John Groof, illnrlues‘, ’
Sergeant Darcl McKinney, Mar-
ines; Sergeant George '1‘. Frank.
Marines. ’
Privates Hugh S. Miller, John
W. Worrcl and Leon D. Huffstut-
icr. all of. lbc Marines.
. 'l‘hosc dccornlcd‘ posthumously
‘orc:
5 Second Lieutenant Alton Wood,
Infantry: Second Lieutenant Wel—
born S. Priddy, Infantry; Sorg-
cant Theron Dalyrmple. Engi-
neers; Private Clinton S. Lindsley,
Marines; Private John S. Walters,
Infantry; Private Frank-P. Valle.
13', Field Artillery.
“ ‘ PARIS. July {la—French troupe
«lastnigbt attacked the German po-
m’l” Klan” Pills and “y Fuhéflm'. sitions alongu front of three kilo:
vent. and improved their punitio‘ns.
W
took in the region of Van; was
checked by the French fire. Other
German attempts to advance hurt—h
were without result.
In the attack on the Mouiiu~Souss
.to a depth of eight hundr metres.
‘80 far the number of Ger-monolith
ien prisoner in this operation has
reached 220
. LONDON, July 3.—~Gcrman
'troops last night, after he. vv pre-
, . I,
‘parutory shelling, attache and re-
i captured the greater part. of, the
ground taken by the Briiisli‘ in
'their local operation near 13011in-
‘court, north of Albert, on Sunday
crenng. the War Office announced
Several raids were carried out
by the British. in the ncigliboiu
hood of Boyclles. llltii‘eniievillo
and cilia-rig. in which prisoners
were taken.
AMSTERDAM, July 3.—'l‘he
sinking- of the British hospital ship ,,.
ldandovcry t‘ustlc. announced by §
li9l§ Mam Street
the British Admiralty to have been
'5;
soot to the bottom by on enemy
noinnurinc off the. Irish coast on
Juno 2?. with the probable loss of‘
more than 200 lives, was due to
her striking: a British mine, in all.
probablit)‘, says a semi-official note..
from Berlin received here today. ’
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“Likc all similar assertions of. Llemenants Boyd S. CnanrfordrTar-i
the British Admiralty," the uotefmumn “M John V. Curry, Plains, Pa.
roads, “the assertion inthis colic , Sergeants Adolph Cornell. South Mall-
H. Foley.
spousiblc for the fate of the Lian-l Philadelphia; Cox'norals William M.
‘ It appears from theiDelrolt; Wagoner Delbert F. Cullen.
‘lutcr new that no com on board der. Elkhart. ind; Privates Claude J.
ho stonmcr observed a Ueboot oriBrewster; Newport, N. ll; Elsie B.
In all probability tlteiCoxwell. Gadsden. Aim; Warren L.
loss will be found to betDay. Blue Springs. Neb.; t‘aul 'K. E‘s-I,
H . . ‘ _ ikcw, Franklin. Ky; Delllde Gonzales,
lhc lirltinb Adnnrnlty‘s account ‘Tucumcarl, N. M.; James A. King.
i‘ the sinking of tho LlomlovcrySebastnut Hill, Mass.; Joseph MaESDT-
iu torpedo.
cause of the
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torpmloed a submarine tippeorcd,’groti'e, Phllllpsburg. N. J.; Nick Reich-
Ytbc commander of which bailed ling, Chicago; James K. Shoemaker,l
,tbc captain's bout, ordered him on ‘ 42 Windsor iatreet, Waterbury. Conn: ;
iboord tho U-bout und (prostituted Henry V. Traynham.nrbuclrle.cdl.
slum sharply. accusing him of buy-1 Died from wounds:
pug eight American aviation ol’fi-l
lot-rs on board, whcb the caplirin kosh, Win; Sergeant. Carl W. Hack-
ltrulbl'nlly denied. The captain. man, San Francisco: ’Bugler ‘Auloniu
two others of tho ship's ofiiccrs Bailey, Springfield. 0; Privates John?
mid u (‘auadinn mo‘dicul ofilct’l‘fiF‘arrell, New York City; Harold F.
who also were inlcrrogntcd, finally ‘ Keefe, Rox‘ourv, Mash: James J. Kirk-
\\'t't‘0 nllowod to go. Survivors l‘c—zpntrlck, Ju, Holyokc, Mag-5.; John 0.,
pul‘lt'tl that the sublnnrino lllll’l‘ M¢1(ee,Neisonvi11(-_o.; Mununl Xiotlsd
was board shelling: on unseen tur-fmirgettstomi, Pa.; Sidney Owens‘
gel. ‘Owuulta. S. D.
Died of disease: _
Corporal Ernest F. Curth. Yonkers.
N. Y.: Privagfyo Joseph Francois
Scott, 1.3.; Elk/5113’ llbllmnn. Beattlc.
Kan; Russell D. Wentzel, Teliord.
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l.(’l.\'ll)(fl.\'. July 3.--A message
of pol'snllul grouting from Final»
dcnt Wilson will be ucnt tomorrow
“trough the American Red Cross
to every American soldier and
sailor in hospitals in Grout Brit-
inn.
Died lrom accident and other cauS-
r, ‘, .o ‘. ”-cs:
.‘..““B°l‘.‘l.
Wilson. announcing that morc uranium" Maggi: Corporals no“ T. ‘1‘“.
a million American soldiers hadde‘v‘ Temrkana' Ark; Denver 8mm.
left the United Slates for France Sugur Tree Ridge. 0': Pr‘vntw' Joe
' . . .. . ' Bloodoush, Salisbury. N. Y.: “ alter
was published lll the early editions ll '1‘ mm.“ 236 North Third «tree‘
of the London afternoon ncws- Allentown ‘PQ. Lloyd 8. 15mm;
pupcrs under large headlines. Thc‘laroold n 'N Y i "
statement was featured in conucc- The :Qer‘ely‘wounded mmde.
tion with the. success of the Ameri- Captain fig”, 1) Cormerals. Aus
cun troops in cnpturiug the town ton Mau- lieutenants 0““meth
of Your, on the Marne front. Podomokd'cit Md~ mummmm'
The figures came on a great sur- Cl mr’ng Hal-diam: N l - T‘""olph A.
prise, for although it was known it: ed' 18' Bagdwgn‘ L‘. acid Water-
llmt many Americans were nrriv- Z saucer. “ ... , '
ing at British ports weekly, few “Iggy?“ actlou- : i
realized that the million mark lmdl Liedtciiant “be” I) Holbroolr.
beg“ exceeded. . ‘Rockland. Me: COl'llOl‘filS Mitchell Ba"
Amuzuig Atlantic Record” 1 Victor Mills N Y. Jack Bras.
and “United States Program Six ldm‘ Ne Yy fl. Cliv- '09:,“ D Hugh.
Mouths Ahead," are among the I", ll, Known-"Edward 1' he
headings stretched across theggy' ‘1,ng ' H A - I ‘
. rath New Bedford, Mass. Joe 19-
pugcs usually given to the mostst Inlanton Ala‘ Pflvatels Osborn
important war news. , . , -
WASHINGTON. July :3:—The armvaeuv mm“, 3- S" “m“ J' mid"
'l‘roy, N. Y.; Charles L Bur-hell. Th3!"
casualty list lOday contained 85 names
divided as follows: ' fer. Mo; Joseph A. Downey. Shame
. Killed in action, 18; died ot woundd. kin. Pd; Ralph E. Elllnwood, Bisbec.
9; died of accident and other Causes. 'Artz.; Boy lush. Russell. N. Y6
6; died of disease, 4; wounded severe- George Franklin, Pekln, lll.; Harry .
1y, 12; missing in action, 36. ‘allrter. Marshalltown, IOWa; George
Killed in action: Jorgensen, Wankesha. Wis.; Michael
lifOl",
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Byludde‘vmls Brown
ammo bvlldiaCrdvford Ivan .
Ended by Wimp. . lor
Kelleher, New Rochelle, N. Y.; Thom-
as Kennedy, Newark. N. J.; Frank K07
Lieutenant [Inward L. Smith, Oslo .
Kazemersky, New York City; Dennis
tava. Christopher, “1.; Joseph Kowal-
eskie, Meriden, Conn; Alton Lager.
Sulphur. Ln; Eugene A. Lajeunesse.
Lowell. Mann; Kenneth R. Moore.
Los Angeles; Thomas Morgan, Lan-
sing. 0,; Harry B. O'Connor, Newark.
0.: Frank v. Reitzell. ,mverton. Ln;
William A. Roberts, Merryville. 1.3.;
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Jack Rochln, Paratschl, Russia; Wits
llam Romanov, Newark. N. J.
Previously reported missing. now re.
dent:
Lieutenant :Rlchard Mortimar, Tum-t
do Park. N. Y.
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RAILROAD MAN DEAD.
GREENWIC‘H. July 3.-Henry Fm
Shoemaker of New York city, identi-
fied with railroads chiefly in the west.
and several banks, died at his summer
home in Riverside during loot night.
He was 73 years of age. a native of
Philadelphia and a graduate from An-
napolis in 1865. Mr. Shoemaker is our
vived by a. son and a daughter.
BUY
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BOLSH EVIKI MAKE ARRESTS.
East Norwallt
‘ WASHINGTON, July 3.—Arrest of
'members of the Archangel Provlnclal
i'government by the Boluhevlkl is re
ported in a. dispatch from Ambassador
Francis dated at Vologda and received!
at the state department. The Duma all
Vologda, the mesaage said. is accused
of falling to execute mandates of the
«names won. in 1
com WEATH
Soviets and also is threatened with ar-
rest. '
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VERDICT 0F ACCIDENTAL DEATH.
BRIDGEPORT, July 3.—A verdict of,
accidental death was given today by‘
Coroner Phelan in the case of William.
P. Gardner of Strattord. who died Sat-
urday as the result of injuries re-
ceived at the Union Metallic Cartridge
Company testing range. Gardner
came within the line of fire, while oi
fellow employe was shooting. ‘
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