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Regent Theatre
w, tut . .. new can
,iwhach “Our Mary” ban:- to the
1screen, unusually splendid support
.‘and high artistic directing.
“l‘Lias” is a delightful feature
I play. which is no less successful in its
‘appeal to the public as have been all
iterday. after Chairman Jones' change
follows: i 1.;
Democrats—For, A'shurst, Chamber—
lain. Culberson. Gerry. Gore, Hender-
son, Johnson of South Dakota. Ken-
drick, Kirby, Lewis, McKellar Martin
The ’I'fldfle cl rune-tunin-
ttoo.’ tho'mfltntiunai out or each
state to settle this question for itself
by popular vote, has triumphed overI
every consideration of political policyfl
Mr. Jms' Plan.
Chairman Jones said after the roll!
call that he would not call up his moi » N
tion for reconsideration until he is pos- '
. I
' Patched
itively certain of having the necessaryl
urea {Indie-twins woos can.
vooacy of wbt he has declares; to be
essential war measure.
The official record of the vote yes-
"vernacular
warm“ .1“. r me
We: and
made every post a winning one. fi
.finished eased up a lennhand shalt
Hondo was third. .
ahead of Puliux.
Gives a superb performance
Veldt, in
soothes many a savage beast.
Friday
MABEL. NORMAND
m an urwrsr mercurial
. “BACK T0 THE WOODS”
Today and Tomorrow
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
mammnnrooryoftheufim
“THE CLAW”
Beauty hath charms—clan Kimball Young in
“The Claw”
Also Burton Holmes Travel Pictures
i:—
‘bin to warn him.
‘ Make Your Dollars Fight.
Buy Liberty Bonds.
to leap out of the window, when it
in such a situation. with a View t
incorporating his experience in
story. Stcphanic. enraged.
_..-
Evening, 7:15
mime-a. >~
Matinee, at 2:15;
and 9 o'Cloek.
lows. The girl nurses him back i
ht-alth :mt returns to the city.
out forgiving her patient. .limmy a
Today
Mary Pickford
“America's Sweetheart," in Art-
craft Picture, ,
“M’LiSS”
There's a hearty laugh, a tin)
sub and a host of thrills, in this
beautiful love theme, Won-ll round
the brawny days of the t‘aItt‘ornia
“Gold Rush."
Also, KEYSTONE COMEDY. .
_ ’Thursday, "- t
Madge Kennedy
in Goldwyn Picture,
“ he Fair Pretender”
The rmuance of a beautiful young
‘widou who never had a husband.
_—-
FRIDAY.
Jack Pickford, in
“MiLE-A-MlNUTE KENDALL."
the story. Stephanie
libcl. On the day of the trial Jlmm
kidnaps Stephanie ln’an elevator, uu
"ouch wooer.
PALACE THEATRE TODAY
Mary Pickford, “America's
heart" Will Be Shown for Last'
Time in “M’Llaa”
Appearing tt. wonderful
in "M'Llss, a story of the
West, Mary Pickford
day. Large audiences turned out
sce this popular Artcrnft star.
Morc firm a acncrutlon
\ “M'Lias” was a reigning
linguishcd playwright.
fornia. in the stage version.
This Theatre is thoroughly disin-
tccted before and after each per- "i‘m‘ “03'9"" 5‘0”” “"d
Jimmy makes bru-
tal advances to her, and she is about
tells her that be was only testing her
in order to see how a girl would act
arouses
the. lltmhcrmm against him, and Jim
my is wounded is the fight that fol-
with-
.so goes to New York and publishes.
sues him for
as a result of his pleadintz the suit in
not tricd and she agrees to marry her
Sweet- ‘
adyatnlaifl’
Golden
scorctl another
success at the Palace ’l‘hcutrc yester-
lo
av.“
stare sue-
cess, dramatized by (flay Green, a dis-
who recently
was stricken with blindness in (‘all-
flit-re
was a combination of several of the
the most
10f Miss Pickford's recent picture suc-
icesses. This photoplay will be shown
fat the Palace Theatre for tb‘lasl
:time today.
know. says that people are so easily
.l‘ooled that it is atcmptation toa
‘L'll'l with imagination and lively wits
to make deception her life work. Of
course. Miss Kennedy qualities such a
sweeping statement by smiling in her
inimitable wax and bringing an ex-
pression of tlroll'ntischicf to her eyes.
An'lonc who knows the. clever littlt‘
Goldwyn star is quite sure that such
a comiction would never prompt hct'
to be anythinu but herself—a candid.
unaffected, thoroughly honest girl.
th the fact lt‘nmlns that Miss Kerr
nedy's expericnce in her various plays
it) give her grounds for
is enough
opinions it not actions,
in “The Fair Pretender,"
comes to the Palace Theatre Thurs-
day, Miss Kennedy has the part of a
poor little typist ‘who finds herself
taken up by fashionable society. The
ease with which this is accomplished.
and the entire lack of credentials.
proves that any girl [tossesses of menu.
ty and good clothes can get anythlffz
she w'antsmulittost. Once in society
the girl finds that lies must be resort
ed to in order to continue, and it is
this nccesutty which finally brinlzs
about a startling denouemen‘l,
Miss Kenntdy contends that Who
Fair Pretender" is true to life. Slutt-
luv tlcccptions arc practiced every
day. and it is only when they are
made public that pcople realize how
can it is to lioodwlnk so-calleti con-
senativc xnctoht’u's of society.
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.surrnaon BILL
Los'r onsrtra
WILSON APPEAL
(Continued from First Page.)
t
l
Noxcmbcr clw'tioua when suffrage
forces hope to muster tho rcqui-sltc
number of votes.
President \Vilstln's personal oddrcss
in thc senators Monday supplemented
by lO‘il rs yesterday to several Demo
crrtiic cnntnrs opponcd to the rouolu
tton did not change a single vote, at-
cr: asserted that dcfeal of the resolu—
ocutlrc.
Including the absent and paired son-
trim: tl-c roll call :hmvcd that tht: Scn»
- c iincup cf fl‘Jr‘o Ill on the rcsolution
tfotuiance. 4 41.“ ftunous characters of those will be It'ltlnlflflfl ylrttlnlly unchanucti from the
H..." in “_\1'l‘1\g." the “up," photopla)‘ bcclnning of thcfleht last Thursday.
. - . Will Renew Fight After Election.
, . . t . - v , .
"‘ I M ”H days M 43' stttrrtng Milly Pkk Chairman Joncs and other chant
“it till itiiiliis , '
ford.
It] by Marshall
through Ark-raft
Neilnn.
AT THE REGENT. THEATRE
The new Mary Pickford ychlclc, pic-
turizcd by Frances Marion and direct-
ls rcleased
Pictures. 'lt con-
TODAY AND Tomonnow thins all the clemcnts of the western
rniotts of the rcsolutiou ti-clhrcti attct
today's votc that the dci’ut is only tcmv
porary and that the contest will bv re
ported ultcr tlu- Novembcr clcctions
clcn changes in membership ato- ccr-
lain. Administration lcutlt-r‘ also uti-
mittcd that tht- \‘ttltt Wil> thc lll‘~i re-
Clara Klmbo'l Young in Her Latest '"
Photoplay, "The Claw"
Among the Katllrs of South Africa.
the mad are considered sacred. and
the way this traditional custom save:
the life of a young Enulislunan who.
has fallen captive to the natives.
brought out in a most interesting man-
ner in “The Claw.“ This picture is,
Clara Kimball Young‘s latest protluc-l
tion for her Select‘Star Series and it
is;
L, hurt, Harte
frames Morton
/ _
, Jrrmyrm
V”: (or r mi 5'
l
which of Ohio, Republicans;
majority. “The defeat is only tempor-
ary.’ said he. “The fact that we need-
ed only two votes shows that the coun
try favors the reSolution. White I do
(Ky), Myers, Nugent. Owens, Phelan,
Pittman, *Ransdell, Robinson, Shafrotn,
. Sheppard, Smith. (Ark), Thomas.
l‘l‘hompson, Vardaman and Walsh—26.
i W Republicans—For. Calder, Cult, not believe that the president‘s eflorts
I i PALACE THEATRE THURSDAY i Cummins, Curtis, Fernald. France, CNS“ it V019. 1 am 313d that he came
. , Goff, (41.0mm, Joneg, (Wag-11.), Kellogg, before the Senate and made his post-
. , . ; Kenyon, LaFollcile. Lenroot, McCum. tron clear. Now it cannot be charged
Midi” KellMdlt‘ "‘ Goldwyn 'PICNH'C, b”, Montana Nelson. New, Norris, that he has not done and did not do all
«The Fair Pretender“ WE?» Pomdt-xter. Smith. (Mich), in his power to secure adoption of the
. . Smoot, Sterling. Sutherland, Townsend resolution. We made a good fight and
Madge henucdy. who ought to Warren and Was‘ ”-4427; rm. 53 will win the next time."
Group of Wilful Men.
in the. concluding debate in the Sen-
atc. Senator (‘umntiugs ot Iowa. a Re
public-an supporter of llii‘ resolution.
"Against, Baukhcad, Ben
et, Fletcher Guion. liardwick, Hitch-I‘-
tuck. Jones. N. .\i t. Martin, t\’a.),‘
()ycrman, Pomcrenc, Reed Saules.
bury, Shields, Simmons, Smith, tGaJ. ‘i'tl'n‘i‘sit‘d tlluf ont‘ther "little group of
Smith th.l, Smith tS. (‘.l. Trammelt,‘ ritlt'ul med” u‘t-i-c combined to detest
ihtlerwood, Williams and \l'olcott "'ZLI he rcsolutton and r“ptttii;tic lllt prcsi
Republicans Against, Baird, Bran-1'31“!!!» The lowa senator asked it theyi
dcgee. ilillinuham, Drew, Hale, Lodge! “ill-”d bi" punished by thP prcsidcnt as
McLean, Penrosc, Wadsworth. and} “‘l-cl's haw bccn who opposed the ex»
who)“ .10: against. 31. \Ht‘iu’r‘ War program.
The following ht'lllel's wore paired:t Senator l.t‘lll'0t)t of “15601181”, an
Beckham ot Kchtut'ky. Democrat,i other Republican supporter, said mat
against, with Hollis of New llampshirei li‘htocrats who oppose the l‘t~.~‘oillilfll
and Frelinahuyscn of New Jersey. re t mUst bc considered as not bpnovmg
p :biican, Jlorah ot‘ ldaho. Republicant ”‘9 ltrcsiden‘s statement that the res
against. with Fall nl New Iiicxico and, “Ilium Is a war measure. ,
Harding of Ohio, Republicans: Knox N‘nator'i’lttmau of Nevada. a Demo
of Pennsylvania ,ltehublican. against, “'81 prominent in championing the
1with Fall of New Mexico and Harding pleasure, I'Plllcratcd suggestions tha‘
Knox of Penn-i iii‘lll-lbllf‘ans had “tricked" the ileum.
t crats by withholding affirmative votes
llemou‘at a"
Up Cripple snowsim “W
i Fine Form in Feature-
Event at Jamaica Track 5 RAILWAY ACCillENl
A track heavy from the. rain or?
Mend . ' - , . ~ I
a) ntghir plased hamt. with the; LONDON, Oct.
programme at Jamaica yesterday. and fifty persons have. been killed, it.
but despite thc many withdmrats is fared, in a railway acnident north
the sport was above the average. The '(i‘tlmahmh' gweden. says “I Excham
feature ms the .‘h _4 eegrap _ tspatch front Copenhagen
‘ ii 1‘ erty L0?” Hand] today. Fifty children who were to ‘
cap. a dash at six furlonas for force turning to Stockholm from the coun-
year—olds and upward. It went to try are among the dead-
Thomas Monahan's Pickwick. the1 The railway line had been destroyed
black son of Garry lierrmann and Zoo- at this point by several days: of m
la, which formerly carried the silks ffigozrhggfisgiggtfi: “lag:
of Joseph E. Widener. passengers, ran into the break . Sev—
While in the Widener barn pimp eral coaches were smashed and sub»
wick was one of the fastest horses in quently caught fire.
:16 country. but inc-was unsound. lie Max:123 51:49:25 have been w
ad bad ice! and alter almost every ._
race it was necessary to throw him:
out of training. Ilccause of his crip-
pled condition Mr. Widener did not William "cph'r‘m Again E"
think him worthy company for Preaident~Thanka to Henry
more renowned horses and sold him 0- 33"”
to Mr. ‘Monahan. His new owner turn- A "’7 enthusiastic meeting 0f the
ed him over to Bill Clancy to train. Trinity M9!” (.‘lub “'55 held in m.
Clancy has a knack of patching up club r001!“ 18” “Phlox. It was lb.
2.——’fhrea hundred
TRINITY MEN'S CLUB MEETS
his
li‘lllgll tn the final debate some senat-l
H," would mctm rcpudlutlon ot' the cx-t
_ ‘3 .
sylyania. Republican, against. with
Johnson of California and Sherman of
Illinois, Republicans: Swanson of Vir-
ginia, Democrat, against, with \‘i'llfley
of Missouri and King of l‘tah. Demo‘
crats. ' ,
- When the same resolution-4119 draft
.Susan ll. Anthony first advanced for-
ty years ago Wits last in the Senate.
March 19. 19”, it also was defeated,
thirty-live voting tor its adoption and
i thirty-four in opposition.
ltiorc. Johnson of South Dakota. Mc-
t‘utnber of North Dakota. Page of Ver-
tncnt, Pittman ct Xerada and Varda-
man of Mississippi. then voted against
3 i . but yesterday they supported it. On
5 that Senator Fall of New Mexico was
lpaired against thc resolution, While
yos‘lcl‘du)’ llc was paired in its support.
. At, t. on lllc lvtt \oit‘, it was announc
cti tim! Senator Pcnrose of i’ennsylva
ntu, who was aim-Ill, favored adop~
tion. while )oslctday he voted in the
negative.
h-.- - 1....
Bitter Content.
The vote yestctdu) camc just bcforo
t (t‘t'ltlt‘h’, at‘tcr one of the fill at bitter
and spectacular contests in the Senate
if] yours. \‘tstcrdzty charges and
coun'crclmrgcs of responsibility for
he results “'t‘l'h‘ ltut‘l‘lcd bill'lt and [Grill
with partisan politics again an issue.
In a last effort to uni llcmocrats op
poclng the ille.l.~llli’. following his adv
dross to thv- Sctthtc Monday. I'lcsltlt'nl
Wilson )'t‘l‘li‘l'tlit_\ wot personal letters
tto Senators tlwrtuau of North (‘nrtr
i lino, Shields of 'l‘nuttcs‘uun' llcnct of.
t
'South Cumllnn. Martin of Kentucky.
, an it was reported. it tow others ear»
l tic. ly sucklng their support.
All efforts ycstt~t‘tia,\"to amend the
itcsotutlon were t‘ulilv, .\ motion by
t‘hairumn .loncs to tubh‘ the amend-
. ment of Senator Williams of Mississip-
’i‘h.- proposal ot St'llllllll' l-‘rcliuuhuy
soil of .\'t-\\‘ Jt'l‘rt‘}' to requttc American
,ti izcnship of women nut-rs also Wit:
. rt'jt‘t'itltl, .'.o it) 33, whilt- an umcndmcnt
to Senator r‘lctcln-r of l“ltlllll-‘l, tit-sign-
ed to apply the resolution prchihition
against the ubridtzomcn' of frultt‘ltlsc
because of sex to thc l’ctict'ul govern
room only, was lost iii to IT.
lloth (actions or thc Sclltllc. which
had been in almost constant and bitter
(oilit‘ttyt-l‘sy ovcr the resolution since-
. it wa: called up lu‘st Thursday oftcr
’.\\'tl former futile attcmpts during the
«pring and summer. wcrc rcddy fot
thc nnat issuc yestcrduy.
The maximum ntlendnncc cf the Son
lilt‘ “‘us mustered, with all abcentees
t-aitcd. Galleries tillcd early and over-
tlowctl as the final vote neared, with
women of thc organizations who have
fought for and against the resolution
trr years. in reserved acctlons.
While the final discussion proceeded.
lustmlnuto polls and plcas wvre made,
: with the opposition standing adamant.
‘.\'l~cn thc vote was announced by Sen-
Senators ‘
pi. ticaigncd to limit thc franchise to,
\i'llilc womcn, which cunt-wt tll to 22.,
cripples and Pickwick quickly im-
proved under his care. At Acquduct
he came out for his first race in scy»
. to cause defeat because the vote would
1, have serious effect on Western senato-
gnal (unididatea. lie predicted. how
ever, at the women of the western -
:1 states will visit their disappointment "‘1 mums ”“1 “may!" a“ his 2‘“
. alike upon Republican and Democratic time spend scored an easy ““0”
i candidates. 5 Because of that race he was the fa-
Itmight:t.1(1)i|tltlt::t°t;i:ngthat he would support vorite yesterday and heavily backed
. ..ena or Martin of Ken- at a to 5, He ran like an odds on
;tucky, appointed to succeed the l t
‘ Senator Jamcse of Kentucky, who 2;: favorite. He took the track before mp
and
posed it. declared he was moved large first furious: lad “Eh covered
ly 1b; the presidenrs approval. never left the 1‘98“" in doubt.
e race quest on again figured.
prominently in the closing discussionl All th Eaaeld :p 1:" Stretcbh bi
Senator Williams of Mississippi, sup rouzt t P omestretc no u-
Dtutlnx his amendment to limit the.son “39d him up and as a result he
resolution'n franchise right to white W“ only ii length ahead 0‘ Mrs.
312m:e:old:lhml‘ that without doubt Payne Whitncy's Peter Piper When
u on tireatcned white doml .he .5de the judges. glllrs. R. L.
nation.- .
iBre ler's Ultima Thule took the third
BIG PENALTY TAX and of the purse ten lengths h‘ehind
iMrs. Whitney's entry. The enth.~
IS COLLECTEDipurse was paid In Liberty floods.
The Gowanus Selling Stake, the
(Continued from p“. One) other feature of the card. was won
‘by Mrs. Bressler‘s Hank O'Day. His
of its entihc indebtctlnets, which nowionly (Wponpmy were Runes and Dad
atuouuts to about so? 00o and . . i _
. " - site it n . .
balance of about ‘nl'mm ,0 e” Idys Choice. To beat them he him
rcnt t‘h’penses. 111,. check whmlc‘ire'lllttle difficulty. “Happy" Buton got
3‘13”: goes to thc bou'n win hp M. 883, ‘him away winging and kept him in
“[31:12? ”i‘i’ “biotin: which lhc stair lfront until he had earned his victory
lat‘gcsl pet). i: .‘Tl",x‘{""i‘1~ This is tho by half a length. Runes finished sec
under the attrit-lgfinzfixr‘mmllilf‘,’””" 0nd and Daddy's (‘boice was third.
Sheldon left an t-stutc 0:13.539 4:“: The sixth race brought out the flit:-
5”' l' “i” “‘“"°"“lrd by the" 1;; rest new of the day. Nine blah class
hifdvut‘iionfl's "“1"“ that the invest fillies went forth to do battle and
paid lt.\'x.\t?-.r §::|.:,1,l.l:,nl,:n.hmll Inf”. be“? gull had a host of supporters. Minuet.
l’carn and under the law 1qu hgittttg‘;:ilhf‘ consistent littlc daughter of Ohm»
rcqutmt t" “a." it l‘t'llillt) of mo pol hula and Dmtusquc. bclonginc to
my p:r illlltllm or icn I‘l‘l' ('cnt for illt‘ Richard T. Wilson. .lr._ carncd prem-
iti,(:l,",1..,,,n W _ l , ier honors in easy fashion. Robinson
il’lllltp 1). Arnt.)ur‘_ d n “I”. “f M”: held her on‘ 'hc pace until an right of
g ‘a milc from home. At that pomt Minv
net went to the from and crossed the
finish line :1 lcncth and a half ahead
of John Stanford‘s Marchcsu 2nd. \\'.,
R. Coc's it‘orfttr finished third
Snapdragon Gees a Distance
Snapdrngon. the bay co'li owned by
Andrew Miller. which won the open
lug dosh at Aqueduct last Saturday.
came back in the second race and
prnvctl that he can run a distance at
a first clip. lie defeated Poacher.
Whimscy and Garbage over the milc‘
and a sixtecnth course without being
Thc influenza ' epidemic is beingt'forced to do his best. He followed
16,100de in Hartford. Yesterday fifty- Whimsoy to the bend. Then he took'
four "W ”we“ we" "ported, WM” command and won easily by three
erably less than for the past thrce
day“. Saturday there had been 106
new cases. and Monday 116.
m*.—_.._.
i800 NEW CASES OF
INFLUENZA lN STATE
(Continued from First Page.)
llr. Rocks madc the point that thc
jgrgut majority of pneumonia cases oc-
cur when the patients have not gonc
tto,bcd when the disease was in its in
‘clplent stages. The attempt :. "get
by" when suffering with 2r“;- or inilu‘
can In weakening and 1.3 been re
sponslble for a great majority of the
deaths trom pneumonia.
final furlon; and Poacher beat him
for second honors by a length and a‘
half. .
Marmltc. a castot‘t‘ from the Gifford
MORE ROBBERIES
lengths. Whlmscy tired badly in the ’
annual meeting and the reports read
showed the club to be in a very'good
condition with the largest member-
ship in its history. The following
emcers were clected to serve the club
during the new year: "
President—Wilbur) McPherson.
Vice-preeldeut—l-‘red 'Oleen.
Secretary—Charles Gehrmn.
Financial decretary—James ii. Lint
coin.
, Treasurer—John Tattle.
’ Elective members to the executiv.’
committee—E. D. Randall. D. '0‘
Raymond and Roger Mcxlbboa,
Membership committee—John ’ Tu.
tle, Robert It‘irft’h. fluence Seth-r,
G. McKibbon and Frank Draskv.
A motion of appflcislisn to the re-
tirin: preaidcnt H. O. Bailey not
faithful and very efficient work don
under his leadership. The Secretary
was ordered'to write to Mr. Bailey.
who is now out of town because of
illness, and cypress to him the appre-
ciation of the club for his servies
and also wish him a complete reinv-
cry. .
GRANDVIEW .PARK LAND AT.
TACHED’
Weatport and South Norwaik Mun
Icing Suit Against John H.
Crosby
A large tract of land in Grandvio",
Park has been attached in two suits
brought against the owner, John H.
Crosby. of this city, by Edward Li.
Blrge, of Westport, and Fred llaln.
also of this city. Papers in the an-
tlons were filed ycstcrday afternoon
in the Superior (‘ourt in Bridgeport.
Birge asks for $3,500 damages. no
claims that two years ago he tool:
(‘ry’fiy's note. for 83.000. This note is
due and is unpaid. the complaint
states. in the other suit. brought If!
Fred Hsln. it is said that Crosby 3'ch
two notes to the plaintiff, one for $1.-
000 and the cther for 84,000. Dammit
of 85,000 are asked. Both actions are
returnable to the October tern.
NEW EN-TiLAND LOAN SUBSCRIP-
TIONS
Connecticut Pledges Reach a‘ Total of
Twenty Millions in Three
Days
BOSTON. Oct. 2.-New England's
Liberty Loan subscription showed 3
gain of $30,564,000 in the daily report
will be the feature attraction here to-,
day and Thursday. at the Regent.
Theatre. Anthony Kinsella, or "Kim"'
l> the young Englishman whose Sir!
eacity suggests thi manner of asylum
his own skin. Ali he is capturotli
by the Kafilt - in 'l r. tttyc uprisinz. ltci
Mnnltnil Notion
, utcr imwis of Illinois. temporarily me.
I riding. there were no demonstrations.
l Miss Alice Paul. chairman of the tia-
! ttonal Woman's party, issued this
i sititcmcnl on the vote:
“This defeat is a temporary defeat.
] The vote of the United States Senate
. today. we are' convinced, will be re‘
\ct‘scd before this Congress ends. Our
IN [THE @KSHIRES
LEE, Mass, Oct. 2.——Policc officials
believe that buntlara who broke into
the Owens clothing store on Main
street, early today, and made away
with articles of clothing, may be the
same ones who burglariacd the home
of Mrs. John S. Mchnnan, in Tyring-
A. Cochran stable, defeated a smart of the 303"“, Federal Reserve Bank
set of juveniles in the first race. At today, bringlnsz the total for the “n,
the endEf thc five and a half furious three days of the campaign up n
Journey 0 was a half a length ahead 397 692,000. This ‘3 nearly onefiftll
0‘ Mrs. Payne Whitney’s Sailor. of the district‘s quota of half a bli-
whlch beat .lohn J. Moran‘s Sky Man lion. Many banks which L's-d not be-
fiye lengths for the place honors. a fore reported were included may
simulates mztunc‘s and so saves his:
life until he is rtwcued and restored
to Mary Snurin (Clara Kimball;
Young! his fiancee. l
“The Claw" is by far one of tit->1
best vehicles Miss Young‘hns hall in
some time. It possesses an unusual
plot which is worked out azalnst the
L. .
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colorful backcround of South Africa;
with dramatic intensity. relieved by
:t subtle chatacter development and;
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AnADTCQAFT picture _f _ 7 l g
I ' Mary Pickford, “America's Sweetheart," Will Be Seen at Palace Thea:
‘tre Again Today in Artcraft Production, “M'Lias.” i
. cffcrts to secure that reversal will be-
: tzin at once and will continue until our
victory in the House is confirmed by
1 victory in the Scnutc."
Mrs. James \V. Wadsworth. presi-
dent of the National Association 031
hosed to Woman Suffrage, later issued
a statement. saying:
“Our faith in the wisdom and intege
rtty of the United States Scnate ls Jus-
tified. .The legislative branch of the
government has retained its independ-
- charming love story. Miss Young:
'tys the role of Mary. the London:
breed girl who visits her brother' in‘
tho South African country and there!
,falts in love with Major Kinsella, crc ’
tried for the screen by Milton Sills. i
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REGENT THEATRE FRIDAY
Story, “Back to the Wood.” i
Stephanie Trent, sot-kw girl. tlrlna‘
of her many fashionable sultan, pcr-
umgdn her wealthy father to allow
he. to no to a backer-nip town in
\I-im, win-u- nfw Who-.- a um
team the We Jim-n- Raymond:
n W m. who I» tempmntv'
tum ta the weeds. laurel-g that
In.» blew «Iv-natural“
M a: m lane-o yua- than a»;
n.4,“, m. use. an no.
The second event furnished the
biggest surprise of the day. Paddy
Dear, belonging to Bill Clancy, dc-
--—-.=:
Frail, .
ham, yesterday. The police give little
fnformation regarding the Tyrtngham
robbery other than that articles val-
ued at $13,000 and consisting mostly
of jewelry were stolen. This is the
third big robbery in a southern Berk-
shire residence within a month and he
tectlyee have been imported to inves-
tigate.
MORE PHYSICIANS NEEDED
BOSTON. Oct. 2." ~\\'ith the influen-
u epidemic curt-adios in various sec
tions of Mauachusctts. state health
authorities today renewed elortl to
obtain physicians and nurses to meet
the heavy dammit: for help from
many cities and towns. Some of the
121 additional physicians ordered here
by the reds-I1! Public Health Service
ind is name from Pewylnnia one
43w!“ today.
Conditions in cm” and town: mil
5th Ionic-c IIVfr valley. tattooin-
= berm. Well and "arm. were
‘ 1. 3 I'm. h 'h y‘fl
liver valley. I the western
ena- Iaue. the-*1“
frail, sickly
remedy which
rophcsphatcs -— but no
test
ickly 4
Improve Rapidly on 'Vmol‘
' The reason we so strongly recommend Vinol for
children is because it is a non-secret E;
contains Beef and Cod Liver Pep 1,.
toncsfiron and Manganese Pcptonates and Glyce- 4 .
the very elements,
nccdstl to build them up.
-:. Ind children love it.
Two Two “the “no W Th.
the 2‘“ which sent in returns. Tubul-
tions showed that 71,976 persons thus
far had purchased bonds. .
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oil
It is delicious to the
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