With'Flo. cc Deshon. 111 a Fast. Action- Drama
notable-
tim.
MimemE,
7' lhenvily than thet 43‘! any other 3119
Th3 1"“ 15-9991“ Of Oficial War Films had ma‘l'ried him in his younirorgieys Park, Ill
. mace before he rose to so prominent a place.
“vmeam and the 0f the United mtgs’ I Fighting between her love {or him Lake Citv.
Woman" Great Britain and Italy and her desire to {reg the downtrodden Private J av E. Zender, Fredonia
WEDNESDAY AND THUESDAY
Theda Barfa
In a PhotooPlay of Interest. Action and Thrills
“The Rose of Blood”
._ THE OVERTHEOW OF AN EMPIRE .
ls accomplished by a bond of restless spirits, saidod bL the l
houseb
‘ cabinet.
for f: eodom!
alum in the world.
AMERiCANS
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lion. “STEL
EBAY—~Marfiickiord in the Artcraft Produc-
soul of a. woman who seek: to free her people from oppression. . TLE FRONT
FR A (Continues mm mm Pug)
‘ against repented attacks in
pro-greseed.
German effort to check Ibo Freucl
and Americans advancing north
word from the Marne. In 11 Still
‘l1” ‘ & Gan
, of Fore-on ’l‘urdeiiois, American
9 .1;
m
Today. Tuesday
A Five-Part Wesloin 'T'smn"
the Latest
Wednesday
Norma ”Talmadue
Needle”
. And a Tim-Part _
’ .f , Kentonncoueov.
.“Pay Me”
.The Photo Drama Sensation
Broadway. Featuring
Dorothy Phillips
Monroe Salisbury m
I ‘Allleq War [review and Others.
‘ “The Devil 9
'V- ..1ursday. One Day Only
troops have hosted the Fourtl
, “shock troops”
Americans.
Germans forced
hack to the Ouroq, uhich is 811111
That, A” t « t Ilow here, and hand to bond light
'7 ' s " ' 91121001111111ch 111th water Smith
I
and
'Roncheres.
. rwfi‘o‘ o
her to prove
Ito be lynched when Alon interferon
and bonds him over to the authorities my to again move northward.
Frances confesses that she loves him. Paris believe es the enemy will in
to cloud on his present position.
That the Germans expected
~— great snoocsscs to follow their
Harry Morey in “The Golden Goal " blow of Julv 15 is indicated by the
and Last Episode of “Vean. large stores of. munitions cuplur»
(,1 REGENT THEATRETOGAY ‘ I
AI Illf IAIAIIIS
dle," at lite Pallet Wed
" Needle" a tremendously intense
true picture of a big business man and wow
' the wife of u confessed criminal who Yorker and was several years in van-
Vput themselvés in the clutch of
' Elsie temptation in order to solid
111911 she loves from prison
'7 " o'élock "I; ‘3
' 1' ace {today
Alan MacDonald
homestead cum it" “but pm of
country whole the ( ttle barons
' sway 9nd moi: elt uncomfortable
Milo: who try to work the land. They A‘r REGENT THEATRE
' tonal f‘klller” '
lndisg‘ude
”he par Theda Barn in Her New Super 91:.
111 Ghudron one
1;!!on Talmadne In ‘Thc Devil's Nee. who is reclaimed by love of a worthy
leormo. Tnlmodge will ‘09 presented "The Golden Goal, "
I or the Paloco tomorrow in "The Devil’s Blue Ribbon feature which will 06'
Other cal comedy, and also in support of
features on the program will be a two- Ethcl Barrymore and Blanche Bates.
extort Keystone Comedy and there will His first screen engagements were‘
be three bhOWidgs,uat 2:15. fl: 15 and 9 with the Selig and Kalem companies.
Molina Salisbury in “Winner Takes ago
All." to he Shown at the Pal.
has worl'céll- h é'y and Florence De‘ého‘li, and“ in the
geance and the 1.”. ed by the Allied troops in the for-
man" est. region north of the Marne.
Benton Vane. popular Vltairrapli General Foch dci‘eutcd the offen-
player. and seen at his best in the dive and in the retirement the
role of the Drotllgote society youth Germans took their guns, butlel‘t
the munitions. Great. stocks ‘of
shells of all calibre were found,
many of them oi the larger sizes
The shells now will be turned
against the Germans.
German local effort in the re-
giou of the Monte, in Cham-
pagne, cast of Rhoims, have been
defeated bv General Gourand’s
.ill‘illV. Strong attempts ivero
made by the Gei'muus to eject the
Australians from their new gains
north of the Somme, but the enc-
111v “as thrown back with losses.
111' their advance the Australians
captured 143 prisoners and 36
machine guns. Elsewhere on the
western front. the situation is un-
changed.
, There has been no confirmation
from other neutral sources of. the
Iwomad. again is effectively east in
the Vitograph
and the attraction in the Regent Theatre
Mr Vane. is a native» New
terrl- devillo with the Maud Odell Stock
the company throughout the 'wcst in musl-
lhe coming to Vitagraph four years
In "The Golden Goal." ‘9. power.
, 1115.1 drama of love and intrigue. the
stellar roles are taken by Harry Mor-
the supporting cast are Jean Pelee and
hold Arthur Donaldson. , ‘ ‘
{fir -——-—-—-£—’—:—-——~——n ’
to TOMORROW AN THURSDAAY hagen that Turkey 9nd Germany
. 2 have brokenoflr‘ relations. Therc' is
said to be much excitement
against Germony in Constantino-
‘ pic, especially since Germans! took
Warship against the
‘ 1 the Ottoman govern-
6115? to appear At the Regent Theatre 11 her mill“ LII I’Msblflgto‘n it is “(It be-
w auction “The lieved the diflerences botucen the
' two ‘powcrs have been, serious
Miss 13m portrayennuman hero- enough to justify a break. ,. . l
_ PARIS, July 30 ——Tlie fierce-
' ' f . g 319?; does of the fighting Monday, it is'.
* hp believed here, is a sign that tile,
stuff which German rctreat has reached its.
Legion of Death limit, and that the enemy will moire
lure, “The Rose of Blood"
Lovers or motion pictures which in
platoon south of the (2135
‘ with his left on hte<hi
‘ he A4idro‘r: For.
made the lot orthe people moron”
She signifies the completion
or her deeds by dropping p iblood-
colored rose on the body of each Vic- ington
Finally her band demand the death Equalitv, III.
of bér m husband. He is the Prime
and his hand boners more cago.
loeople, Lissa finally succumbs to the N. Y. ‘
lrighi She blow; up a building which Died of Wounds Received in
:he Foonller and all of his
She has struck the first real blow Schuyler, Neb.
But she has left herself
DRIVEN sheim, St. Louis
wnACK BY GERMAN 11
COUNTER ATTACKS Private James J Shanahau,
ALONG ENTIRE BAT— Beltimore, “as severel) .IVDllnded
the
spent ten dove, the Allies also have
Especially bitter has been the
Iguinurv combat at Sergy, cast
Prussian Guards and ii Bavarian
‘ . division, both units known as the Amaricans back from Bongo»
' Six times the
village changed hands and at last
rcportfit was in the hands of the
Several times the
the Americans beén in progress along the whole.
cast. of Sorgy,1hc Allies occupied It has ”dulled 50 for, however, in
Between the flanks the Germans
are favored bv the. terrain. Tllct by the Allies in the Andre Valley, force Immediately Hull and his men
now Are on higher ground thou along the caster-1v (side of the front, ““3 l” and bald on Where they were
qhtural udvaiitugos to inflict as has b9?" gained in the center, in been quieted 30111997th by the heavy
‘7 N'Wlfidr Strut 7' i
I . ‘ the French and Americans and 3p. towards the village 0f Aullllll'.
, ~ T010 721: I {parent-1y are “inking full use of the cl‘rtfllll amount (If grllllnd “REVIEW
A beuw lossesa as possible.
I .I Whether the Germans are going Alllllizy .
I J to stop their withdrawal nortl1~
ward, whore thcv now stand. is not erl; side of the from seems to be the river lumped in with a splash and
‘MS WWW“: kidnaps N018. and Alan. clear. Berlin gives no indication
who is accused of the crime. resound of any further retirement but says
his Innocence The the “defense” has been shifted to
Itrcuoliory of Children All finally realltx between Fate and Villa Thé A].
led by the community. and he is about lied successes on the flanks, how. lu-tuoon the A rule and the Ouroq.
over. my speedily force the one-
report received through (‘0!)911',’
, ‘ith A band or a Stand with his right 11 mg 011 the »
{1118. I Romanobjeclleesop,“
m 3 . , 991619ng wire reaching Petro rad
Captain Allen M Sumner, Was -‘ NEW YORK, July 39. ——Much gpoun-
cal importance is attached to reports
from Bolshevik sources that there is a
decided revulsion or feeling against
the Germans among the Russian peo-
santry by Hon Vorst. writing in the
Togeblatt of Berlin 911 June 15, a copy
211' which has been ed here.
says the Some 11 sand: who only a
few months ago could not be kept in
the trenchesmow are reputed to be in
11 note or exasperation
Stories nave been spread among
them that in the areas of the Ukraine
and White Russia occupied by the Get
mans the large land estates hare been
restored to their former owners. They
fear. the writer adds that the Germans
might also come to them and that they
will loco the land whléh they have
”been holding for six months. These
fears are sold to here 11113qu in them
an inclination to talus up arms. _1
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY ON
THE AISNEMA‘RNE: FRONT. :Mon-
Sergeant John W. Rodgers,
Corporal \X imam Otto, Chi-
Private E‘ harles I: Kellum, 09k
Private Cilallcs L. Young, Salt
. Action.
I Corporal Frederick D. McLeod
Private Arnct B. Coleman, As—
tell, Texas.
1 {Private Herbert H. Hummel-
lrivnte Louis M McCurdy,
heatland, Cal.
Iin action _
3 LONDON, July 30 (Associated
‘Press).——’i‘be Germans have been
counter-attacking very heavily
along virtually the entire battle-
front, according to news that
reached London shortly after
noon today. Their attack was an
‘ especially beau one in the Ameri~
can sector, resulting 111 driving the
Americans out of the villiage of
Cierges, about five and one half
miles southeast of Fémn-Tarden.
ois.
Another German thrust. drove
PRESS).—~Tlie crossingof the, 011M
river was effected-by the Americans
on Sunday in brilliant style in the
face of great difficulties, the Germans
having destroyed the bridges and
pinned their artillery and machine
guns in advantageous positions to re-
sist the attempts at o passage.
The 'ancoAmeriCEn troops had
planned to cross the 013.ch before day“
light on Sunday. "but the German
heavy artillery hold the slopes leading
to the river under heavy fire. which
confirmed all night. {rue Americas
repeatedly started to advonoe during
1
l
9111:, near Grand Romy, northwest
of Ferccn- Tardcnois.
LONDON. July 30 (Associated
Press _)——Vcri' 11011 vy lighting has by the tire of the enemy machine guns
and heavier pieces
During one of the lulls in the Geo
man tiring. Captain Allen £193.01
Omaha. Nob, worked his men up to
the center or a field. the 911199.120:
wry little progress for the Allies. whlch M to "‘9 our“ 1““ “‘8” the
Some advance has been effected Germans "gum“ the” “I” In full
battlefront from Villawn-Ta‘rden J
. ois to Buzancy according to ad
. vices received up to noon toduv.
A, until daylight.
Meanwhile the German artillery had
the neighborhood of Villers Agmli- artillery 0‘ “1° Ame“ carrying 0‘“
counter battery work. Choosing on op
The main fliIHlllCll on tho trest- ”mm" "mm” mm m“ ‘1“th I”
at Grand Rozov, :1 bout five miles “we“ “’99“ “”8”“ “3 they “'9‘“
northwest of F1 wwen-Todeiiois. , Corporal Chm 3°“th 0" 80““
The French here are progressing City. m “1093 the men 0‘ the first
north on to the crest of ”I” platen“ WING to (21033 the l‘ll’él’. They mined
lately want alter the machine suns on
1 105 DQN‘ Julv 30 lelero has a hill on the north bank of the Onion.
been licsvv fighting near Buzaucv The fire which they Opened on tho
five miles south of Soissons and enemy nest at this point was so in-
ulso' lll Plessicr Wood, about five loose that the Germans ralged 11 white
miles further south. In this hitter ling Anticipating a nice has of prison-
loculitv forh Jive prisoners were ere. the Americans rushed up, only to
token belonging to three divisions be opened upon again by the enemy
of the cncmv now engaged in the machine guns as the Americanu an
Marne salient. There are, seventi- preached. Then the Americans let
one such divisions. of uliieb ten loose with the full weight or their lire
belong to the northern urmv of against the Germans, who again rals
(town Prince Rupprccht of 3911- ed the white flag, Twelve Germans
flrlfi- were killed and nine captured in this
The cnemv ’s withdrawal is rc- little operation
ported still orderly and military W
opinion pi London discounts the. WASHINGTON July 29.-.:;
possibilitv ol’ uuv rounding up of casually ll!“ Why 3110”
Germans in the so liont 17K 3133 g; 33,0213” 31:3 0‘ Wofndib
Y can e
LONDON: Jul} 30'TTI‘OI‘W‘ and other causes, 11;wounr‘gda$15,113:};f
Francis Ancon, the third Earl Of 1y, 93; wounded, degree undetermined
Litclifield Director of the Nation 7; 11113111111920; total 1119
AI Plil'ovincial Bank of England and The “a; lLLE D m “no"
0 t 9 Bank of Australasia, ti'as‘ '
found dead today in the grounds CEEISJA‘TEEE‘.‘ 8mm. Fort sum
of his estuate at Sllilgborough Lieutenenwolonei Clerk 11. Elliott.
Pork Safford, with a gunshot Springfield M385
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James H. Holmes, Hendersonvllle N. ,
LONDON Julv 30 .——Flight Gad- _.
at George Ruple Wallace, of Wash. Julius A. “Mood. Jr.. Summerton. S C-
ington, P9. was killed 111 an air James N Crichurds Sewanee. Tenn
plane accident on July 26. He Was sefifllfigfinfingj James C Lmer'
gerling with the BrltiSh Al? sergeant Asher Anderson. Chicago.
or 9 ~ '
LONDON, Julv 30 .«Gerinan’
positions in the Morris region, on
the Flanders from, wore entered
last night by Australian troops,
who took forty prisoners the WA;- 1. N Y
Office announced today.
The enemy Artillery was sctiv .
in the region north of Albert
throwing 111. gas shells, g1
played activity bot ecu L _.
Koo (‘onnl 11nd Ylill‘es
WASHINGTON“
fighting rosu ln’ 1 .
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