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water below.
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AT PALACE THEATRE ”THURSDAY.’
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iVivian Martm in, “Jane Goes A-Woo-
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.lanc Neill was a little (girl with :1
big heart and indomitable ’ hour-(1:11.
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'tch to look after. she faced the situa-
tion thravelv. This is the heuinnin: ot
'thc story of Vivian Martin‘s new Para—
Vmount. photoplay. which will be shown
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i Mickey Donovan. who was quite a
lcapitalist in a small Wav and run the
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corner, knew that Jane was the one
Girl for him, but. Jane was not so sure
So 51111 refused his offer of mart 11159
and went out into the world to make
1191 own ll\ lng as a stcnozi abhor
Armed with .1 pad and pencil
111114 quantities of (honing gum Sh“
im adcd the iristonutic home oi PM 111
L5 man. an 1ll€llY playwright. lvman. .-
uanled 11 slcnogl r‘aphci that 1111 could
swear at when things were going
wrong and lame. said that she was just
the gill for thc job.
Then she incl the old man‘ s nephew
Monty L-y 11311. and soon decided that.
she was in love with him. Numerous
dramatic incidents followed, old ’Mr.
Lyman died. and Monty Lyman put'to ..
the test. menu! that he was not the 2;;
splendid V'oung man that Jane thought
him.
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'1': .k Sennett comedy, Holmes'
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High Class Vaudeville
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Vivian Martin
in Paramount picture
"Jane Goes A-Wooing”
Latest Pathe News
‘RlDAY—Bryant Washburn
Venus in the East"
Vaudeville Thursday. Fri-
day. Saturday
All lfli‘. l___ll__EMRES
in
Mabel
in “A' Perfect 36,” Also
A Travelogue and‘Comcdy.
Normand,
v'rudglng domestlr- -. had upon by
vould do well to
we Mabel Nonnaml 3-1 "A Pet feet 36,
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cruises to th1r Regan:
1111.1 commedienne is cast as iMabpi' azsmnnn-r as having, while on fur-
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Mardinrhouse Havel .- lougls, joined a British aviation mans. It 11 as asserted that he to tiny French, British ,and Ameri-
'~1a‘bt-l, always prankful, renlainsiS‘lu‘lel'mi on the lmttleft‘nllt and} ' ' V
accful enough when the exacting achieved a notable victory in the;
landlady demands work of her thatimr “WT “”1 lcrmans and when 3"
111111.] thinks is within reason.' Paper-i forced t" luml h." “‘iW’" “f a 1'
11;; walls. however, is no work for altlauuigt-il lllill‘illllt‘. made his (EX—1
1.11m Ma'icl decides and when her Ill‘lll “1011‘ brilliant hyt takin“ 21:
11'. .<~ insists tathct than lose hm I (”'rm‘lu l”“"1“'1 illlll (fill‘P5llll-E;
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label's fin: hurr‘s work at panel
.111: shouli. have conVinoct‘ the
hall» that a job of that kind was
nt {n1 Mabel Ten minutes
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fill-.311. 34 (Noon to the float “lien
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tricks to play on
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situations and
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reported. The general stafi' (it'll-.33;
1111s of this army are all said to bc .
Bolshevists. It is said it was thin
army that compelled Polish con-V
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to give up their arms.
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that this'statement is also true.
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I1 iscnach and Erfurt for several (1031)} . _ .
1hours Mondu5 afternoon, accord- (aptain _(']13}“lmrlal}1 _ "1
ling to adViccs received by the [ration assisting 1n the investiga-
i l‘dgcblatt from VV'c'nnar where u“. (101]. dicis not under any sort of
National Asscmbb will meet on l'CSll‘alflL- _
Il‘hursdu)‘ A11 Alpine Corps “f A dispatch from London Aug- however, was unable to keep the
one thousand men undcx command ust 31, last stand that the thcnsmntter quiet, according to the
10f Gem- -ral Mcrker has arrived it Lieutenant Chamberlain, wl -1 is a ‘ story, and the full details 11 ere
\V1111na1and will police the 1~it1 graduate of Princeton ' and tho made, part of his official report of
"These are official government University of Texas, had rccciv cd' the day’ s fighting
itroopg but “'ill be assisted 1)‘ till" simultaneous . re(’.()lnnl(.‘ll(lalinllSé " .
Garrison of W'cimar, “high 1.; 1051! for the lit-torn: Cross and the ("OBLENZ,Tuesda5'.Feb-1
;to the government and prepared (ongri-ssmual Medal of Honor 1 (Associated Péss).-—-Tl1rcc Ger-
to defend the National Assemblv sfor an exploit Jul5 20 over the mans have been convicted in mili-
Majority SOciulist members (,1 British front in a battle M'ith tury courts here during the {past
the Soldiers and \Vorkmcu 5 twelve German machines. Licu- few (1853 on the charge of circu-
(mecn at Erfurt have resigned on t1 nant Chamberlain. it was report- i
the grounds that they cannot share 5 (' d (195”“5'0‘1 fl"? 01' the enemy
the responsibility for the Coun— 1’13"“ and- damaged “‘0 others “1‘98 0f Germany
1“.“ S present action. Officers in aud,s1\11.cping eastward with his tiou of material which intelligence
:thc Erfurt Arsenal have refused to o“ 11 plane damaged by the Ger--ofiiccrs regard as propaganda has
icport for duty until weapons tak man fire, scattered a detachment i been carried on in vaxious ways
0f encmysoldiers iIt has been given away as post
The dispatch added that (‘ham-‘ cards and sold mstores. ‘ 3 .
l)(‘llaill after landing sticcmsfullyi One shopkeeper was convicted
ifooled three German soldiers‘ after having offered for sale'a
11 hom he encountered 'into be; \vatchfob withAmerican and Geri
licving his compass was a bomb, man 'flags crossed upon it. At
forced two of them to doc and cap- ‘Tlevcs recentlfiv a thousand peat
.tured the other. Then still keep- e card1~11 were confiscated by Ameri-
11M”. of San Antonio, Texas, an ing his :captivc., Chamberlainranofficers. Thcyspicturcda beau-
0le of the United States Ma gfouud a wounded French ofiiccr tiful German women with a hand-
,riuc Corps, who was reported last and cat ried him back to safct5 ful of strings and at the other end
'under a bean fin- b5 the ler- of the strings “ere comparatively
,fuscd to give his name to the Brit-
ish officer in command of the aerial
forces on that sector because of
fear of being reprimanded by his
town commander. The commander,
is
1' cd among civilians there have been
returned.
l ONDON: Feb. 5.~——For some
.timc there has been talk of an in
Vi'stigation surrounding the cas 11.
ot’ (‘ aptuin Edmund G. Chamber-
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lating enemy propaganda among iofficer, who has been 1 overnor- -gen-
American troops in the occupied i
The distrihu-
sued tonight.
ca nsoldiers dancing to her capricc.
AMSTERDAM, Feb. 5.—-Gcn—
eral Baron von Hammerstein. ac-
cording to a dispatch from Ber-
lin, has been appointed to succeed
General von \tintcrfcldt as the
leading military delegate on the
German armistice commission.
General von \Vintcrfcldt rc-
signcd on Jan. 27 on the allega-
tion that identity of General von
Hammerstein is uncertain, but the
oflicer referred to is proba‘ly
General Baron Louis von ham—r
merstein-Loxtcn, a veto: $.11 army
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oral of the Invalid Home for Sold:
1'ch in Berlin since 1904.
PARIS Monday, Feb. :3 .~—Po-
lish and Czech leaders have been
given a pointed warning b5 the
Peace Conference. not to occupy.
disputed territory in the province
of Teschen, Austrian Silesia, ac-
cording to unofficial bulletin is
The bulletin reads.
“Owing to the conflict. between
'cerning Greek territorial interests
necessary to remind the national-
ities, who have agreed to submit
territorial questions to the Peace
Conference that they must refrain
from occupying contested territor-
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ies.
BERLIN, Monday, Feb. 3 (As—
sociated Press) .——The British
military authorities, according to*
reports received here; have pro-
hibitcd the publication of the Co-
logne Zeitung and the Cologne
Tageblatt for eight days
COPENHAGEN, Feb. 5.~A ma-
jority of the government buildings
in Koenigsberg. East Prussia,
have been seized by Spartacans
from Berlin. The governor of
East Prussia has declared a state
of siege in the Thorn district. and
instituted court- martial.
PARIS Feb. 5.-—-Thc Supreme
Council at its meeting V'csterday,
agreed that questions in the state»;
ment of Premier Venizelos cou—E
the Poles and Czechs at Tcschcn.
resulting in the occupation of the whose duty it \Vould be to make
Ostrau- Karwin mining district, recommendations for a just set-
the great powers have declared it
in the peace settlement should be‘
referred to a committee of experts. l
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