~ the unsympathetic principal of the
' girls' school, narrow-minded children.
” circuit which .makes it a series or
a Shore 8: Chicken
v: M
Regent Theatre 4
W
Tomght at 7:15 and ao’clodt
MARION DAVIES ‘
Famous sunshade. in no: Hawk-mm PM”
“‘CEEYILIA
OF THE -
~ PINK ROSES”
A Play of Dramatic Monient. Pathetic [patients and
Shininit Love Scenes
Also 'Showing Tonight
THE OFFICIAL WAR PIL'I'UBES
Of the gamed States. Great Britain. France and
Y
Wednesday and Thursday ,
CONSTANCE TALMADGE .
In the Swift. Joy-Spreading Comedy Drama
“THE HONEYMOON”
And Burton Holmes Travel Pictures .
Friday-Mabel Norman 1 in “THE VENUS MODEL”
—-Willi Farnum in his newest De
Luxec‘l’lm‘wcticn. “ duh and Ready.
l
#‘smlles and tears. a suspense underly-
ing every moment. As the name sug-
gests, it is a veritable “fragrant lose
ilpetal floating on a spring breese." ;~
AT THE neocFri-isara:
wsoussoav ano vHuasoav
l ...__.
. ,NIY i Starring Constance Talmadps
II"! SI“! ‘ Susan Lane, depicted by Constance
M0 bury .Talmadge. the heroine of “The Hop'
"° “W Um“ Western Char 'eymoon," which will be shown at the
tier Ever Produced on the Regent Theatre. is a high-strung.
lesions. yet adorable girl. Hardly are
only obstacle is an entanglement
‘wiih Maisle Middleton oi the Jig-
i‘ield Frollcs. Marion and Phil tall
Dick the whole story and. since Mal-
sis's troupe is to be at Niagara while
the'h oymooners are the". 1111'!
.tinaliy revall upon him to consent to
interview Maisie and~buy her 01!. '
How Susan sees Dick enter the
wouldhe vampiie's room and impul-
slvely secures a divorce, and how
‘thev are finally reconciled and roman
ried by a minister who is provided
itially at hand—makes a story that
Marlon Davies, Famous Beauty, Will furnish the audience with an eVe-
"Cecilia of the Pink Rose.» ning'a delightful joybrlnglng enter~
Marion Davies. the celebrated stage-,“mm’m- ‘
beauty of Follies tame. makes her;
Moot debut in the appealing title.
role or “Cecilia ol' the Pink Roses”
"Minced under the expert direction Monroe Salisbury In “The Eagle"
of Julius Steser and adapted for the 0. I. Skervin. president oi the
screen by S. M. Weller from Rather. American Oil and Refining Company
inc Havlland Taylor's novel or the and reputed to be one of the Wealthi—
same name.‘ This unusual story has estlmen in the West has mad? 0“
been booked by Manager Kantor for of the most substantial contributions
the Regent Theatre today, and this of the year to the motion picture in-
dolightt'ul young star will be seen in dustry. Mr. Skervln contributed the
a role far removed from anything she services of his lovely daughter Mar-
has ever done on the stage lntor- gueritc. That is. Marguerite contrir
mating the sympathetic character or buted her art and Mr. Skervln gaVe
‘9 spiritual young heroine in a man- his reluctant consent to the venture.
nor which gives assurance of a sue- He has reason to be proud now. tor
coastal motion picture career. 1his daughter. under the screen name
These dramatic moments, pathetic oi Edna Earle. is supporting Monroe
incidents. and shining love scenes Salisbury in "The Eagle." a Bluebird
quicken the pulse throughout the Universal photodrama of the his
great human drama in which you West. and Salisbury says she is fine.
meet Cecilia. the 1' to girl. acting the As Marguerite Skervin. oil mas-
lzood angel to her "rude father and nate’s daughter. Edna attended a
fir .t Screen Star. in a Picture
:ht With Human Interest.
' ‘mcrican Methods”
KEYSTONE COMEDV.
.-
il iii Willis——
REGENT THEATRE TODAY
in
—._-._,.__———-—-
PALACE THEATRE TODAY.
,.._—-
’ his. misguided brother. the simple tashionable finishing school on New
to
priest whose goodness spreads like York’s Fifth avenue. Unknown
sunshine were the gashouse district. her father she attended. also. a dra-
screen.
the words of her marriage ceremony.
.“The E3310” cold. so to speak. when she flies into
- — ,. rion Starr one
g,- _.gcm|_ WAR PICTURES. a tantrum because Ma .
’ ' ._._ of her bridesmaids. speaks in all
need ' aside to Dick Greer. the bridegroom.
Wed 3! Susan's brother. Philip, is in love
William Farnum with Marion and she with him;' the
go to mate as s Mostly mes-ml:
Stun career. I
In her, brie! career she appeared in
“The Cid-dine Girl," with Julian El“
tinge; “Rolling Stones." “Escuse lie"|
and ‘m Mia You?“ Sounds like
a complaint. Perhaps it was. {or she
decided to try the screen. She has,
already appeared in ‘tThe Upheaval’fi
for Metro with Lionel Barrymore and(
“The. Modei's Confession" with Mary:
Macliaren. Having been selected as
Monroe Salisbury‘s leading woman.
shelsappearinginasuoupart in
"The Euler/Salisbury? next Blue-
bird Photoplay, which coins! to
Palace Theatre todaY- , '
-———-‘.—-«——--——
nave 00 nor Loss
av,ascsse ENDING
'— l
Thay Still Have Right of Way on
Am“ 2.. l
WASHlNG'l‘ON. August 20.——Prohi-
hiticn‘s right ot way in the Senate
will not be disturbed by yesterday's
abrogation of the unanimous consen
agreement under which the Senate
and House since July 13 have been
enjoying a vacation.
in completing the arrangements for
the recesses the Senate agreed first
that a vote should be taken on the
“bone dry" amendment to the food pro
duction stimulation bill following the
consideration or that measure. whl
it was further agreed should begin Au-‘
gust 26 and continue as the unfinished
business oi the Senate.
When the Administration demanded
speedy action on the man power bill
ervoir oi fighters below the danger
point it was feared that action on this
measure would set aside the prohibi-
tion Dinars-In- But the unanimous
consent agreements were not linked
together. '
The vacation of the recess agree-
ment does not block consideration of
the “bone dry" amendment on sched-
uled- time. It remains the unfinished
business of the Senate, and should
consideration ct the man power bill be
protracted beyond Saturday the bone
dry proviso can be set aside only by
again securing unanimous consent.
The prohibltlouists retain all the ad.
vantages they gained when the agree-
ment tor delinlie action was llrst
'resched. ' ‘ . " , r
MQVI FOR MILITARY OIRVICE.
WSHING'l‘DN. Aug. 20.-lllighteen
states were called on by the Provost
Marshal General yesterday to furnish
5,709 white‘drait registrants of gram-
mar school education tor general mil-
itary service. The men will entrain
Sept. 6. Voluntary enlistments will be
accepted until Ailg. 26. All of these
men will be sent to schools or training
‘ centers tor instruction in special lines
of service for which they are wanted.
In addition Ohio and the District of
Columbia were directed to furnish ill
teen white registrants each. to report
on Aug. 26. respectively at Wilbur
Wright Field. Dayton. 0.. and to the
88th Aero Squadron. Washington.
State quotas and points to which the
men were ordered include: ,
Massachusetts. 255; Wentworlh ln-
stitute Boston. 103 Franklin Union
Institution. Boston.
Pennsylvania. 206; Newark. Del. 208;
Cambridge Springs. Pa. 257. Spring
. ...dcn institute, Philadelphia.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Admitted Monday-William Pendlc-
ton. Tokeneke. ' G170:
Admitted todavaebecca Hall. it
nlanwood avenue; Herman Greco. 35
Plattsville avenue.
Discharged today—Edward Sasse.
West Cedar street.
o(_the idle rich, the "climbers." the .
settlement-workers and the real man;
who wins her. The siniplest sort oi“
story. yet presented with an exquisit "
W 4—.
Roion {Point
.Park ' ,
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.Dinners and...
AlaCarteIService
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earn. nouns omit.“
9-12: -
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the “be“ A- 319““. McMechen. W. Barry I". Brubaker, Dun ‘ we Pa.
PET“ Franoe. i'i‘ony Cagaleante, Halide; . MO!"
'clarllauwm. as: noose:- Ave..
NW Pa. .
Norman M. m, 822 S. Wealth:
The iollowina annuities "0 resort ton on. Whats. Pa. ‘
ed by the W133 general ol.’ the WOUNOED , BEVIRELY.
American Expedition-'1 fire“. ‘ . . . mm.
Killed ill W .‘in.....,_......‘.. ‘8 WCKVC. ma; mu“, P8.
Diedofdileue suaoussaowevslo] 1 “M i .
WWW ”meltamrm- 55 Donald 1‘. Davis. in Grove Ave.
Wounded. degreewned .. 4 my town, Pa.
' ‘ Dee P. Kemp, Box ESLWasliburn. Pa.
.. "" James J. Skiles, 125 Unto! 8L. Union-
Total .. ......... 135 my...”
“We“ '“ W. Wilbert as. Stiilwaaon, 508 W St.
Lieutenant: . Connersville, Pa.
deid :3. Wheeler, 011‘ “m H3163. ClII'K W. wmemun.
lil Bd. Housman. ‘ i St, indiana, Pa.
' ..8¢rgsant..... .... ...; came.
\
Prisoner .ulc-apn s "".3:~'"-"
lids w. Church
Walter B. Biggie, R. F. D. 2, Camem' born, p,“i ”4' _
W. Va. . ' I John “7' Cfllflbine, 61‘ q. ‘3. St. Bell.
Fred Steil, Diamond 8L. Mt. Pleasant.i3 wood, p3. . '
“‘- ‘ Waller '1‘. Cook, a. r. Dis, Harrisburg,
Corporal. - '
George J. Lester, 'l‘lcondstoss, N. Y.
Elmer D.‘ Lockhart. Blaillville, Pa.
Elmer H.‘ Stevenson. 1338 S. Wood- "rd, Omaha. Neb.
Stock 81., Philadelphia. Pa. ] Thomas pg buddy, 2‘04 3, [gourd 8L.
William a. Taylor. as Wesdovsr si..‘ “1mm", 00“,
Philadelphia.Pn. » Alexander May. 9 Miller St, Latrobe.
John H. Welsh, 2:18 I. [when sm 1).,
Phlladslphln, Pl. . _ pm»...
George . Bishoii. 1981 Brighton Rd. Charles Amie, 1126 Carpenter St..
‘3
Pa.
Jay C. Davis. Hellwoodrfi
‘Herbert H. Field. “7 min Boule-
iliarlno Pansa, 328 E. 39th St.,New
- [Ills .
“Quality W
Showing of New Fall Velvet
Hats at Moderate Prices
. I“ CENTRAL norm.
m “041! week. are... MM mm"
a“. ”29h“SIIIOant. Italian
'I'el. loss.
I. Dunes. 2mm...
[lave You lilies
Thought
Howsnmaoouneetionthmu
bstwsnsysstrainaudhsde’
Eminent authorities agree tint,
(Prsvinously Reported Severely
Wounded.)
Private.
Carl E. Berggren. 6555 Langley Ave.
Chicago, ill.
Charles Becca.
Gary, 1nd.
lror Olaf Hislln. Cambridge. Minn.
1747 Delaware St.
York. N. Y.
Buglar Earl A. Webster, Manchester.
'N. H.
KILLED IN ACTION. your troubles. Remove the anus
_.... re 4.. >.'§,__gn i
oyssts‘ainisthsrootofmnyw 4‘
‘ .
f
"‘ ..
' . Altoona, P‘s.
“mm“. Pl ‘ i Philadelphia. Pa. '"V'W‘W ”PM“ "Mail in Action W "I!!! W sis-es and the
LisutM , William 1.. Broomdsld. Latrobe. Pa. a . Private. result will be better eyesight ad .1 ,_
Richard 3. Bullltt. Wale, Phlla-‘ 1,, v. Com“, am... Km, 2;! 0- began. 13: West Main so, 1.. ”up. ,,
“‘9'“. “‘- ' William Crow. R. r. n. 1. killer. PI. mm“ ‘- .
Wilbur P. am“. ”mlmhoim. ‘1‘" w' Cfo'dfl'. Kddhk ' “0- _ m m 01W“ .. :
“1199"" ‘39- ' ‘ James Dsmbrosis.'0ast'ro Del Balscl. "“0 FOR Diovuaamo arose. WMWmuirssasp-t x .
Bel-sunt- ‘ no, ~ . . KFIPIK‘ . ass-vies to combat it. -
Raymond 9‘ Lingie, Dulois, P'- William H. Bonnier. so: Vodges St- Mk WW- I well known col mm we oflsryoutoth’. «i
' WI. mml’m.’ PI. , ‘omd Mfr)! l2 Knisht street. II I _ 3 L .
Thomas P. Clriuusl. mi Haveriord
Avenue. Phlladelphil. Pa.
~..-rhe Honeymoon.” a Comedy-Drains. to prevent depletion of America's res- William B. Madden. 68 Curler “0-.
Jeannette, Pa.
Charles 1:. Murphy. Find Ridge. Pa
Howard Secrlst. B. P. D. .“Is” Councils-
ville. Pa. I
Cliitord l". Shader, New Idea. Pa.
Herbert amusements. Pa.
lmnard L. Whitehlll. (1’ E. Maiden
St, Washington. Pa.
Moohinicllll.
Ben L Manning. 181 Elsi Greene St.
Waynesburg. Pa.
privates.
Barry D. Chllcoat, 2210 Beale Ava.
, Altoona. Pa. ,. -:
1101 Clark. Coyle. Okla. ‘ fl.
Hallie J. Clouer, 124 South Richhill
8t... Waynesburg. Pa. . ' M
. mm a. means. In! ms. 31d"-
ville. Pa. ' "“ ‘ ‘- will
Ennis. r. Ksaieyylllz South in: SL.
' Harrisburg, Pa.
James F. Hutcblson. 1540 Lambert
St, Philadelphia, Pa.
Fred C. Kaiser. 1018 Rothplets 81..
North Side. Pittsburgh. Pa.
James F. Keeley, 1112 South Ard St.
Philadelphia. Pa. ' ‘
Edward O. McLaughlin. Grays Land
inuPa. .
James c. Maxwell. 855 Dearborn Ave.
Forest City. ill.
Francis 3. Moore, R. l". D. 1. Dunn's
Station. Pa.
Harry G. Moorhead. lndiano, Pa.
James O'Brien. R. R. D. 7. Box 16.
Greensburg, Pa.
William L. Rhodes. Mattawaua, Pa.
Marion Main. 480 Merrick St"
Lowell. Mass.
Harry M‘slzhaiter, 2 Morgan 81.. Glen-
shaw, Pa.
Warren Stiver,-R. F. D. 5. Tyrone, Pa.
iCople} Vanhessen. , 21 Mosley St..
: Whii’eshom. N‘. r.
Thomas F.§Walsh. 18 Fulton 81., Pea-
body. Mm. ‘
Robert P. Wilson. IMF. D. 1. Oliver,
3 PEI. . . '
3Earl‘M. ,Youllg. ill? FAQ. 1. Jérsey
r Shore, Pa.
Dominlco Romeo.
‘ Sharpsbarg.Po.
lDelhert A. Sharer. 340 ,s. Main St..
Washington. Pa.
Joseph L. Skelley. 4111 Ave, Derry Pa.‘
Edward Sleitb. Box 186. New Eagle,
Pa.
. Blair W. smuh. 2517 Ligoniel- St.. La-
trobe. Pa. 4 . ‘
Lawrence L. staggers. Hal-vey's.'Pa. '
niohn Toroo, 682 Katherine St, Phila-
i colonists. .
Joseph A Van Luvanee. Dresher, Mont~
gomery (20.. Pa. ‘
Riley A; Walker, 30g Howard Ave.
1220 Penn SL.
1
Anson w. wants. a. F.‘ 1'). 2. Lind-n.
Pa. .
Mlchoel'P.5Withoro, iii» Daniels Ave.I
Pittslleld. Mass. ..
John a. Moulion. wool-j Village, N. H.
Harry 1. March. East main St.. George-
town. Mass. _ ‘. ....- '
Arnold v. Nelson. 523 thrust at, Ab-
erdeen, Wash. .. , ' ,.
John Ncsgoda. Standard; Mt. Pleasant,
isood eltisen when he is sober. but is
0133:; 3;. flowers. ms so: set Era: 31:.‘wvrnun5'3: “:1;
gmiitclsy. 7“ Union St... “:1:in 3339::
“Ms“ .. m... g... .2. ..-.::‘:.::: 2mm.
rmmt ms s. “til 81.. rail-“:53 :3; figfi”%%
Chm: P. Hardy. Redwood Pallafl a: :nd’flri: °f§f":§:i‘°; 3:32
seam"...
James H. Johnson. 1018 Ellis St. Au- gd about this time and escorted Bald-
$311.32}. Willow 8t..|Wright‘sville, $L”;..?‘}..2“3.32?‘“§.3 is:
Clsdla liven. White Run. 11!. 1
Pia. - 885 and cos“. totalling over ”8.
Joseph Lawson. 58 E. 94th St, New ”‘ 4
York. N. Y. WHEAT GLUTIM Stillo.
Rohutll.urd.liastinss.PI- lN- . ""'" -—s‘ is
on J. acuaau' a. ms s. at. , 108nm, ' clause i
’ ' ‘ devitalined wheat gluten. destined tol-l
Angelo itslsndrs. m Wilder 8L, rail. MM“ .0 Gem mom in”
adelphls. PC. land. w announced in a statement to
William V. Mason. Mount Pleasant. 0|! by A- Mitchell Palmer-union Prop:
Texas any Custodian. The grain. worth in
' S N \. rt pro-war times approximately $200,000.
99°“? 3",”er U- - "5" ‘ "9° ' was discovered in June in a wave-
Va. house here. it will be sold at public
Anthony Mercedante. S. Costanflno, auction Aulim 13th.
. . Italy. ' The custodian withheld thorn-mas oi‘
the ahi rs an cons ass or the!
hull P. Merrie. 126 Lafiyette Ave" Whe‘t. :plfmductdlmm flick the gel”
Vsndersrift. Pa. , minatlng seed has been taken. its
Paul Petrosky. Box 280. Jewett City.
Court.
Joseph R. Phillips. Blackaville. W. Pa. obtained at the sale.
John E. Robin. 18 8th 81.. Troy. N. Y. The mmodny had been stored '1’
Charles A. Rtehert. 523 Park Ave. aGerman nrm. .
' ng Wheat gluten is
P33: :1 ogzegopsar‘h Av e "Jmestead 1' of diabetic (code. has a high nutritive
, .. .. .
value and also is used in the making
P“- of food extracts. said the custodian.
Joseph C. Sanli. Bidirsvllle, Pa. The amount taken over represents
Owen M. Serene. Sandburg. Pa.
in nine months‘ supply in this country.
Nathan Sperllng. 5114 Parkside Ave. . CHICAGO BARBE‘RS WANT
w.. w. Philadelphia, Pa. i HIGHER emcee
Charles W. Stetser. Paulsboro. N. J. CHICAGO. Alix. 20,0” dollar for
Anton'i‘amosrunas, 404 Grant St., Jer- a haircut “a titty cents for . “we
sey City. N. J. will be the standard price it .Mfl‘.
Rocco Torchltti. 419 Alexandria St, accept the suggestion of thsg'iharber
MCKGEBA 300k“. P3. ‘Supply Dealers' Assclation. a iiatloml
William 3- “‘0‘“- 2712 Ridge A"- :organisatlon which is holding its an
Philadelphia. Pa; nuai meeting here. A statement midi
30"“ K Walklnshaw. 2“ 5' Walnut public today in relation to the sug
8L. Bltlflvmei H‘- gested advance in rat'ss said:
“5091‘ F- W9“: Rollie. 0““;- “Halrcutting always has been done
Herbert M. Weir, 10‘ W. Peter St. Ot too cheap 8. price. and most, of out
~ "“03““ 1’“ . , ' ' people'feel this is one branch '0! the
.Wilmer W. Wicker, Shawnee. 0k“- work that should he paid for at a de
Joseph Wosniak. Cannonsbui‘gll. Pa. cent. respectable rate."
also FROM oisflasit. -__.
Prima- ' . - MEAT TO as season.
”9“}:- Fry. 53‘ “Men Ave-v “hm!!!“ cmcaoo. ads. 20.—All kinds oi
will)“. 01310- " meat soon will be scarce, according to
Albert L W“??- R- F- D: 1' Greenwood. _ members at the executive committee
N- Y' ' 'ot the executive comniittse of the Meat
. . ,Producers' Association. who met in
Charles E. Silllwell. 1019 (”31‘ Si”; 01110330 yeaterday. The producers up.
Lansing. Mich. .. . ipointed a'committee of which W. H.
Charles GETS? Zaiesky, Willow River.‘ Tomhave. State College, Pa.. is 9.
mm- member, to go to Washington Septem-
\ ' Privats. ‘ .ber 10. to ask the Food A'dmlnistraiion'
Henry McGulrk, £16 8. 2d St, Mem- tor aid.
pills. Tenn.
Lee B. Strait. Osceola, P
James H. Wilcox, Tidewater, Va.
18 to 20 cents a pound. but be pre-
‘Corporal.’ -
l
NoRWALK's NEW" moron
‘HEARSE ~
, WOQNDED. 'LeGrand Raymond and David. W.
(Degree Undetermined). .mymond visited New York City yes
'- Private. Ciel-day to make final selection of a
Slave Disables. .876 Johnston 8L. Ak- new motor hearse. which they have
, roll. Ohio. _ ‘ incl-chased through the Reynolds Mo-
pscsr W727“ Marks. Brok- "tor Co. They were accompanied hm
Charles caveman. w: latest. Ty-
.m, N. ‘Y .
THAMER
value in ordinary times, he said, was1
.dicted a much higher price would be 3
used in the making!
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1 AUTO EXPRESS
"no nuns-o In livid" g
wmmmoawl.<_-«
”mandate-let “or.
MEAT‘PRlCES
for This Week 3
Plate corned Beef lbs mi
Leanloahnslono...... ..... ”fl:
limit-riser ........... .llu.
Frsshflatllssf... ......... m,
IprlagLamb ‘t‘
WWII g.
Dixielan- .., 3hr
Cupsrcunsdflama ............. .*
H;
WyFroshEua ............. .Oas
Gold Medal Butter ...........
Irookilsid Butter ........
“MOON Butter ......... ...
PursLard ..............
Everything in line crossriss ‘MV «1:
Charnocli’s. Market
76 N. Main si.
Tel. 583-2 _
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DANCE FESTA
At Old Mill Farm. Wasatch; "
fornonoatoithsWoi-kmomtc
ITALIAN WOMEN -
in the Parnese Palace. Coprarold.
ltaly, by the late Mrs. Flounde-
Baldwln. and continued in her man
cry by herniation through the A.- ,
srlcan Red Cross in ltaly. -
SPECIAL PROQ’BAM: .
Booths. Refreshments, Concert.
Dancing.
liar routeseo posters.
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