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and the Thrilling fibrin],
“Vengeance and the
Woman”
V Wednesday and Thursday
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A Striking Dramatic Vision of the
World Today.
Fn‘lnavmraylor Holmes; in' “A
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dosed this week tor
l‘ollairs and pullers-l
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My” arrh- afiion at M in
«mm. um alo drool
but bit: at dramatic acting "or pro»!
jeotod on the screen of any W. [to now I,“ not been reported, al-
mm“ “mel’mmw'e m though the Germans have had
‘11 mama“ “‘1 m “m l' "‘ ”"Fularce ‘forces oi troops near Smol-
iitlou will “hula troni the mound
meat of the title to tho~ last fim.. Frénch troops hit the German
'Mme- Pom)“ 1*“ the "’19 01" um lines a smashing blow early today}.
.Ashlemiauzhter of the newly lunch" in the area almost directly north‘gfl'ng ,0 mg?” Stimuli case, have In":
of Paris, where tlie'Gcrmans u'erEferpressed fear that complete llllal‘q
stopped after five days of fighting why there might endanger )errsons‘ 1
in lhel!‘ thrust toward the capital 3airlio, in an orderly country, would;
in the last and least successful of be safe from harm.
‘ed minister to Belmark. Blie marries
.F‘ranz Jorn, an artist. whose art is
followed in order that he may more
‘easily carry out his duties as spy for
fine imperial government. 'He urges
IMarion to disclose secrets which he
‘knows her father to possess. ,Jorn
_ arouses the suspicious of Hothouse,“ of
:theTrencli secret service, He search-
es Jon’s studio arid finds evidence
‘ rinse with him possible. 7
[the season for' the league in protes-
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emit, 250 miles west of Moscow.
all their 1918 afiensives,_about a 1
month ago. ' _
. The” attack was delivered along i
a two and one-half’mile front and,
at” some points General Petd’in’s‘.
the front between Montdidicr and
TWO union LEAGUES
THROW lN SPDNG 2
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OMAHA. Pul 9.——Directors of the . .
Wemm'waw: at a speck“ new“ astrlde the Complegne road, that
here Sunday afternoon abruptly ended
manlwcdgc projected here in the
neighborhood of Antheail, and it
blc liigllgrouud on both sides
the hi liwa' . ‘
clonal baseball with Sundayfs games. - Thogdttaiikillg forces wagon“
Presidents of all clubs were prerent £318de “mu iii lhciridriviif Ap-l
and ““0“ "‘5 unanimous. . l‘pamntly all the. torraindias been
FORT WORTH. TE‘IS. July 9"" maintained in‘aet.
President «1-, Walter M01713 0' m6 ‘ Then} has beell,£0nsid.erable [uni
“"33 Lemuel 0min“? announced tillery fighting and“ raiding’along
888 5011.
. that Sunday's names concluded the. this from in “mpg” fen daynnbui fl
ithiamioruing’h was file first 5111*
liliiry operation of note that has
Jocurred there since tho’Grrmnnr‘:
lJunc oflcnsivc was crushed on the:
‘ ‘Mutz; largely through -tlic"ofloctivc
counter-attack delivered on ‘ the
Monasav case“ veer:
Edajor Laagne Baseball Loader; Wll
Be Glad of EarIyVDoclolon ’ I
than: “
artillery mm {atrium strut UMWW;MM
lighting. The WI: mum of nor. HM ems. go; '7
the [illusion volume" fleet. cacao-l Pris-nor "
ed tram the port during the tight} Private ioni- PM Ne. 3..
ins- . van. Conn. . .
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THE H UK. July ll—Jjermans “131.11%;va “5,. 9--—Mar§ne
returning ‘ ,m‘Moscnw recently,
speaker at a railway strike meeting
”00138 9‘15th into the enemy 130' our necks, otherwise a
that Pom“ ‘0 .10” n as a “W I“ 3 right SNOW f9? the mm" or 3 mile. death threatens us. Away with Gvr~
llmt follows 103‘“ ““9 Morhange, and"‘Two farms were captured and 9' man capital, Away with you Mir-
Jorn,tVt,o destroy all evidence. 911685 counter-attack which was deliver- liccli and his whole counter rot"
nib rlnrfonlho finger or Morhanse ed. against one of them, was rc-‘Olmfinary board."
and burns the studio. Marlon falls in pulsed. About 450 prisoners were
love with'Leopold. crown prince. and taken. -
'the events that follow tell of her ad~‘ . The area chosen for the blow option in Swiss ‘papm ngj cycl'etary 111.; “kph F. 'i‘ofiii. bier Orleans;
iventureo in attempting to make mar- was just south of the Mata region, Butler’s letter to Preside“: it pm ’ ‘ . -
‘ northwest 0f Compiegne Forest, 0“ giving the American troops’ moi.
‘ . mount to Euro 8 by months, unus- gamma. Holly. .. tumh.:'
the 0““?- Th“ 90ml "f the Ger- ell German an outlet; to permit Rounds. wmwflhra .
il'ilfilillcilou in Girl-litany. occur-ill “ " ’ "
was just to the west of this town, Bertie.
the French drove in, takiug‘yuluaf- ml the letter under .tlli heading:
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aliil- to dissipate all doubts about i
3rccitntiorm. It is. binvoior. only the;
enumerated willie no pay cor- York City.
EyWWM‘_ rm
mm mm inun-
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5 ilwf‘l’ogsaiohc Znituug, rct‘er— hem mt?»
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Killed inaction lla, dicd of. wounds.
0; wouncujfigifggofily, it. missing, 12.
. The names aminelnded in two lists
. It in”? ih“ f0" bearing date of July 6 and 7.« The list
.‘n-ing alleged quotation from a tone"; : . .7 . '. ‘ _ ' V
; nineniuae‘donr‘ . ‘i ’ ‘
.1 Moscow: . , 3 Second modtbnlint'rhoinas H. Miles,
“1‘ is time }o throw off llle Irapmladem: gewt Grover C.
mi so you Mirbncll has put around. O'Kelley, 09111133509. Ga ;; f (30,90,113
shameful John a. nmley, Lorain, 0.! chines A.
Martin, Sullivan. lnd.; Jobp‘W. Mo-
tiold. Honda, goga David L. Thor,
V Chicago; Jugs: 3' ; Whipple. ,VSouth
., Wilton, Gonna, Pfivated‘finnhar Dani.
Chicago; Thomas milieu, {.15. Atiair
ta,«Ga.; David T. Morgan, ,Staunton.
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WASH] NGTON, JulyQ-«l’ubli-
1? Laverne r. coupon. -. glen, in;
William Prchalg‘mllcaso; . allace E.
"William i.
made! donndQVl-scoivedvln action? -
Sergeant thrones o.- Knapp... new»
ton Hamilton, Pa.;‘ Corporal Richard
w. aose.‘iw.ahlllo5ton. no; Burritos
All n 'r. " durum its. Ill.;
mnerican‘Bluif‘." the dispatch Heiidon 3%?337“ Wilt. Tonal:
says. and commented as follows‘: . i James L.‘ Killorin, afigflah’UWJ
“Mr-Bo“? thinks he “'5“ 1‘“- cm a. Seminar, Pittsburgh. Pa.
The wounded mvoyclyinclndc Pri-
vate Tor-ton H. Mtllnlus, Warren, Pa.
, The second list: "
uiral Alucrcan bimf. We. know Killed in action:
from reliable 'F¢°"“"’§ "'E‘tV “'9 Privates Winton P. Burtner..i{arri-
puree in question are. inordlmiiclyI sunburn. Va: Arthur E. Renter. New
ins.- to a dispatch received from
Th9 Koelniscllc' Zoitliug pil‘ liab-
exurtitude of his¢fiigurcs with his
respond to 9‘" with"? ”(Died of wounds received in action:
.5 . V. l Privates Frank A. Beavers. Salisbury
WASHIN’I'ON, July .9.——Thb, Army Beach. Mass; Harold F. Blackwood.
casualty list today contained titty- Wlnaiadib’it‘l‘ennz’: dim-y v. Brooks.
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NEW YORK, July ordinal-est ' ip
lllseball circles concerning the app“.
cation of the “work or “gig,“ mm to
the national ‘pastimo‘uli; oohtergf May
in the case of unanimity bribe
Cardilials. . .
The star shortstop oi the St. Louis
Nationals has received notifichtion
from his draft board "at Fort Worth.
lTaxas, to engage in some essential oc-
cupatlon or be‘ classlilod . in (Elana lA.
Hornsby has announced his intention
to appeal the cam. on the ground‘ he
has a dependent mother.
Baseball men here are inclined to
lbelieve tl'ilit a ruling in the rliornsby‘
case by draft officials at Wanhington
,mu‘y bring about a definite interpreta-
ltlon of the status of ball players. under
Gcn. Crowder's ruling. A decision.
one way or the other, will be received
with satisfaction. as it will rclie‘.'e~tile
suspense under which baseball clubs
are operating. , - .
President John K. Tener‘ of the Mr
tlon league is quoted today to the ol-
iert that the Homsby case may tur-
lliall the test for which baseball men
have been waiting and he has indicated
that,tlle National League will welcome
a decision. . ’
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REGENT THEATRE TODAY
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1,...lrles Ray In “The Family Skeleion"
Also \ho Serial “Vengeance
and the Woman"
With every chance .in the world for
success, having inherited countless
.nlilllons and a strong physique from
his paternal parent. Charles Ray still
insists that he is an lncura‘ble drunk-
nrd—and proceeds 'to demonstrate the
~fact notwithstanding that science 'de-
clares hlm‘abaolutely immune. It all
‘ilappena in his newest Paramount pic-
tum, "The psi-"lily Skeleton" in which
he will be soon atytho Regent Theatre
today. - ’How his dainty sweetheart
succeeds in during him in spite of
himself has been humorously shown;
in the photoplay which was directed
by Victor L. Schertzlnger under the .
supervision of Thomas H. lncc and ,
twbicfi boasts a'splendid cast including
Sylvia Bremmer, Andrew Arbuckio,
Billy Elmer. Otto Hoffman and Jack
Dyer.
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NEW. SALARY BIA8|§
Post Office Employcs to Receive In-
, crease in Pay ‘
Local employes of the post omce de-
partment are happy over the increase
in pay they are toureccivc through the
,passage of the Hammil bill, which pro-
jvides for an increase Lot 3200 a year
in the compensation of all clerks and
carriers and assistant posimastors. and
establishes a minimum pay of 31.109 9:
year for these ofllces.
‘AT THE REGENT THEATRE
WEDNESDAY AND THynsoAv
Madame Petrova In "he Powerful Dra-
‘ ma, “Daughter of mutiny".
Mriie. Poll-ova, pronounced by the.
critics as the greatest of emotional
actresses, will appear on the screen or
the Regent Theatre Wednesday _ and
““mdaigggys: g’::;€?';::: local routes are not over twenty-four
‘ ””19““ a ' ‘ ‘ miles in ion th. ‘
I ,- . 'Petrova is the author of this ‘photo- . The new fate of pay’ establish es the
" . 91“" in 5:35 direclsggbzagezzgfliséxilowest rating for clerks and carriers
., tug“ “A e suppor ‘ ’ 'at $1,100. and a maximum M31510.
5 her"? “’9 interpretation. 0! 2131353 where. formerly the Iovirest rating was
We “F31???” 9“““t W" e. n5 . $300 up to 731,300. Substitute clerks
are Thomas Harding. vvho has: t e and'carrlors are to benivcn :an in-
.1 - . crease of five cents per bourbmaking
, ‘ ' V o the pay forty cents an hour. '
. Rofon ,. Poml
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ty per cent. in their ppy with an addi~
tionai pay. of twenty-four dollars 'per
year for every mile on their routs? over
twenty-tour miles. This later increal‘ie
affects but few carriers, as most-of the
COAL GOES UP
Immediate increase of 30 to 56 Cent! a
. ”a Ton
marrow). July 9.-—ooal prices in
this state are immediately to ha in-
let: an allotte- of anthracite larger
than no. acceding to «meow:
Dinners and
. A la Carte sewing-
, ”THING .
1mm Ital-ammu- a malt
“stumotmm sorta-lo
gain the positions recently taken;
Iby tlu- .Allstruliuns, with American
Rural carriers]
are also to receive an increase of men ‘
creased from thirty to titty cents per,
unfitbnmmmtaim.
third day of the otfensivo along seven names.dlvldod '3 “no":
illc line to the northwest of All! ~-Ki|lod '“ acilon. “i (“99 0‘
theilil, towards Montdidicr. wounds. 10; die-d ”1 ““9"". 1‘ '°““d‘;
The new advance will serve still 9“ ”WW?- 13: wounded slightly. 21
further to protect the important ““3an in action. 11? prisoner. ‘-
railway junction of Entrees-'3‘!” t “"0“" “m"-
Denis, while lies seven miles Semen!“ William A. flamilton. Sel-
sontlnvest oi Antllcuil. mer. Tenn: Corporal Peter A.Sleberz.
., Further to the southeast along Milwaukee: Privates George A; Bros
the line, tlio French continued to chu. Newark, N. 1.; Albert J. Garron.
develop their success of yesterday. Milford. Malia; “Henry Cumminskoy.
gaining additional" ground on” “1on .Bedford. ‘Mastu Harvey 8.
man fro’lfl‘t‘, 61inch! tllé Rclz Poi-- David. Cbneaville‘.’0.:‘ William Demon,
cat, by forcing the Gambling back Hartford. Canal; Thomas Duncan.
further ilr the vicinity ' of the Mom-ahead. Ky: Jack H. Insley. Car
t‘lmvigny Furni. 'negte. Pm: Arthur Kcnnodynl‘x‘ow Dru
' 0n the British front there were leans; John F. lamaon, ‘Worcoater.;
Ollll' Milling opvrations. ’l‘lle (lor- Malia; Joe V. Solar. nuckholts. Texas? i Miss Carol Swanwicli recently Ell"
little
unis. however, apparently are con-
icinplutiilu li further ctl‘ort to rc~
Nik Skltllno.. Bell Harbor. N. Y.: John
J. stock, New York city.
Died from Wounds.
Sergeant Marlin Poplackl. Balti-
more; Corporal Charlie C. Robinson.
Canton, N. Y.: Cook Charles ii. Stipe.
Modal-a. ill.; Privates Hubert S. Coon.
Brisxsvills. Wilt; John Grabowaki
Syracuse, N. Y; Anthony Plinych. La.
Salle. 1“,; Joseph Pecheca. Fall River.
Milan; Ernest C. Russ. Milner. 6a.:
‘Joaeph' D. Rountrec. illusion. N. 0.:
John Rusinko. 1325 Dartmouth street.
Scranton. Pa.
Died of Disease.
Captain James S. Moore, Atlanta,
Ga.
assistance. in the. Amicns area.
south of the. Somme. The German
guns last night were actively bom-
barding the British lines in this
region. . ‘ V
. The French War Oflicc reports
uonsidorublc artillery activity to
the west and north of Chateau-
'l‘llil-rry on the. Marnc from. where
the. Ailll‘l‘ltllll'ls are holding several
miles of the line.
ROME, July 9.—-—-'I‘llreo Italian.
sailors and our lilllilln soldier are
being tried by a court-martial on
a charge of having blown up the
Italian battleship Benedetto Brill
on September 27, 1916, by placing.
an infernal machine in the gun
room. The defenders are Achille
Moscllinei, Gu lierno Maitolini,
Mario Azzoni, ,al blue jackets, and
Trooper Giorgio Curpi. ‘
The Benedetto Brill was blown
up in the harbor of Brilldisi with
the loss of more. than a hundred
liVes,»including that of Rear Ad.
‘miral Rubin dc Cervill.
An inquiry by the Italian gov-
ernment developer] that the" battle-
ship had been destroyed through
the inucllinution of German agents
i lid forty persons were arrested.
i An Italian named Ambrogetti.
i mplicatcd in the. destruction of the
Benedetto BrihValld {also of the It—
ialiun battleship Leonardo do Vinci
was arrested, and asserted he was
the financial agent of Monsignor
Gerlucll, private chuinbcriian- to
[Pope Bellidict and an Austrian cit-
lizen. Gcrlllcll fled from Italy lic- '
it‘orc mutation court had invest—
igated his activities, found him
.flliliy of espionage and sentenced
liln to imprisonment fer‘liic.
LONDON, July. 9.74m mention
of liolalicvik activity in \‘lndivot’ “
toll walla fol-timid home funded
by Gannon and Rimmianprisow ‘
on. This how, , V to Eel:
oncl Harbin of ill 91% W W .
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. Wounded Severely. \,
line, Mass. , and Private Howard S.
Stanb, Blzlervllie, Pa. "‘
Mluln‘g in Action .
Corporal Hubert Parker, Charleston.
W. Va.; Privates William D. Bell.
Quincy; Mass.: Ray 0. Estes, White-
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Hellman,- Md; Herbert IL. Hill, Rena.
gar. Al... \ .
Missing in action:
Serisant Thomas J. JacksonLCam»
den, N. 1.; Printer: George F. Brantl-
8an. Cincinnati; William J. Dyer, Eo-
glo. idaho: Allen M. Ennis, Middle-
town. 0.; Frank J. Fowler, Mount
Vernon, N. Y.; Percy H. Hosklns, Phil:
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GEORGm‘l‘E .C ”urn , . gngM-m
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adelphia; Dewey Minor. Viola. Mich:
Walter E. Lange. Detroit; Ollie P.
Montgomery. '
tiara T. Selim-like, Rochester, N. Y.;
Edward Emulation 0min. N. J.;
Lionel E. Williams, Atlanta, (la.
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HAD sin-run»! PARTY
tel-tallied a number of her
friends at ll luncheon celebration 01
her eighth birthdny. A peanut hunt
and other games were enjoyed, prizes
being presented to the fortunate
youngsters who were winners. after
which all marched to the dining room, of Glasses will save you a great
where anainty birthday luncheon was “do” 0‘ discomfort and inconven.
served, Vuithjavors tor each guest. .. .. ',
Miss Swanwlck received many hnnihé Although Olll‘FtMilmesflfor ra-
Au’iong those present planing broken lenses m filo best,
some gifts.
were: lrene M11011”. “a“! M” 0‘93" many times the
Beatrice Arlington. Ruth
Guerih, Billy lmlsc. "
livlck, Edward McL. Genev’lvo'Mott,
Esther Cook and Carol Swanwick.
NO DANGER 0F SUGIR FAMINE
Lieutenant William J. Blake. Brooka WASHINGTON, July 9.——Definitc 3.8-
is no danger of a
aurancssthat there
sugar famine were given by theFood
lAdmlnistration today. and the food alt-
Ination generally was declared bet-
lter than at any time since America un-
Edertook the feeding of the Allied world.
Lawreneeburg. Kim Will
of?" “mm his glasses loses t e from his
‘J.L...ln BWIR‘ werk. . l . _ ‘
w'l'hisoouldbeavoidedbyhaving tinny
two pairs of glasses. , ' ‘ '
Let‘ us make a duplicate pair.
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Coulists, Optometrists, Opticians
“The House of Good Glasses”
87.Atiantic St; Stamfordl Conn.
Open Sat. Eva. till 9 p. to. Est. 1897
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