Regent Theatre-
"The Hollie of Quality and Re-
"finement."
Today
l‘ecil B. De Mille‘s
“DON’T CHANGE
YOUR HUSBAND”
was a matrimonial
wit‘e met a ro-
‘
production.
This man
llivver." and his
t. lllllt‘ young man
A Pathe News Pictorial
And a Comedy
\Vednesday
“The Regeneration”
Prom Owen Kildare's
“My Mamie Rose“
Featuring
Rockcliffe Fellowes
and
Anna Nilsson
in this romanci- of tragic pathos
.Ilnllny Mack. lllc llilncllbuck.
scores again
A Travelogue and Comedy
Thursday and Friday
Mary Pickford
I.\'
“Johanna Enlists!”
This little girl on the lonely farm
is inst dying for a I;l‘:lll. then she
v ‘Italy’s
' Return.
4Deleg| " ‘tuliikeli
toParisandTakel
REGENT THEATRE, WED" ESDA
.‘ . ,, -‘sfimv r
printer: yfor'pnblikfi
ti’on, when ‘mdeltner. one of
the Cabinetib‘f'fiil‘ung men who are
R°°k°lm ”low: ”I: Am“ N"'°"‘ in; UP Treaty Work Shortly now ruling the fate of the form-
”de “of." ,y. Also a ‘I’ravc-I - er kingdom. went home for sup-
lbuui} hail tom it'- * ‘ (Continued from Page One)- per. During the meal he told his
Rout‘efl‘te Fellows. who plays the ' ‘ wife and his lnotller-iu-law ill
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Heading part in. “The Regeneration." (‘olli'ereln-e.
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glowing terms about the projected
has had a remarkable career. Mr. Feb The National (‘ouncil at P‘llllllt‘. reforms. ;
vlowcs hails from Ottawa, Canada. however. has. according to report. “\Vh'at are ."0" (limit! for “'Om-;
handed over all the powers of lllt‘!onf“ they “gin-(L ;
state and municipality to a repr0-. ,lvcltner then eXplained that in
scntattive of Italy there. ‘futurc women would be free. too:
German government troops and they would be permitted to choose
slowlv encircling Munich. Wlll('_l1 their own husbands and discard
is- held by Soviet forces, but it lSrfI‘lem if they liked by the simple
probable that it will be scverabpmccssm of paying a few cents
davs before a gt‘lll‘l‘al attack 0" fill‘ a 1933!.P3I’l‘l' declaring their
the citv is launched. Gustav Noske,“unfitncss for married life. Fur-
tlle (icrmaii Minister of Defense-”flier conve‘l‘satlon (ll'Vl-Ioped the
is ill command of'all tllc Govern-, fact that the new law also gaw-
nlcnt troops. Bavarian and \Vurt-ihusbands the salm- right; that
telnbcrg forces being: placed llll~!('llll(ll‘(‘ll mlght be turned oi.” to
'der his control. 'fIl!‘ care of the state. so that both
Romanian attacks against the-husband and Wife would get rid
Svoiet army of Hungary arc milk—bf the duties and responsibilities
ilig progress, according tc rcpol'ts_';0f reiii‘lllg their offspring.
which state that Bela Run. the “Do you mean to tell me that
head of the Hungarian Bolslicviki you can get rid of me from one
has admitted the troops under his day to another and marry the next.
. . . , rt'tlllllllalltl art- being defeated.;day if you like?" demanded
excellent all-l unusual hlstrionu- allnlr IIlllltIl't'tls‘ “f people are being "r-ll‘.”ul‘g Fl‘flll “mun”.- '
”“~" arm—tell at Budapest and are beillir “That's Ill“? “1“ law stands...
‘bcld as hostages by the Bolshevi-_ replied the lllleaild.
lki n ho threaten wholesale csccu-l Tlll‘" llll' storm broke. Both
ltions it' the Illilllallinns continue fi'il'c and lilotller-in-law began to
to advance. ,Hcrealn and a frenzied scene en.
The withdrawal of American‘Nlli‘lly ”I“ I’ll-“l1“It 0f Wliit‘ll was
-l‘orccs from most of tho- fi-onl'lllflt ”W women ilf'mallded that
line positions in Northern llussial \Vi‘llt'llt‘l‘ *II‘HIN IN the law stopg
lwhere he was a clerk of one of the
,leadinlz banks in that city. He is still
‘.a young man. not yet thirtv years of
iagc. Mr. Fellowes belonced to a dra-
:lllallt' club in Ills home City. and his
acting attracted more than passing at-
tention. Gifted with a handsome face
and a magnificent athletic body. he al-
tractnl attention. After forsaking the
bank for the stage. his rise was rapid
in within a couple of seasons he was
playing the leading part in a Broadway
success and as a [lroadwav lllallnel‘
idol, l
His first. picture worlgis in "Tile Re-i
generation." and he has fulfilled every
expectation hold when he was first en-
gaged. in "The Regeneration." Mr.
Fellowc: i~ cast as ()wen (‘onwav and
this character gives wide scope for his
AT REGENT THEATRE. TODAY
Cecil B. De Mille's ‘Don't Change Your
Husband," Also a Pattie News Pictor-
ial and-Comedy.
In several of C. ll. lleMille'c former
.\rtcrnft pictures. namely ,“We Can't
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has flocks of them
Mat. 2:15. Evening 6:45 and 9
Today and Wednesday
The ever-popular
Douglas fairbanks
in Artcraft picture
“Stay! Young Fellow”
Doug. is a cub reporter with a.
nose for news. He. strikes a scent
that leads up to all the thrills and
laughs that make "a regular Fair-
banks picture." Don't miss it
Mack Scnnelt‘s latest comedy.
“Smo ‘ mid Lone" anti a Hoimes'
Travest ,‘llt‘ .
Thursday and Friday -
Rcturn engagement of
Mabel Normand
~_ in “‘Mickey” __‘_
, if you saw this picture. before
when it; Was here. you‘ll sure want
.0 see. it again. Now. don't you’h
Tell your lriends about. it
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5-H. Marie Walcamp
(:10 re"
Vaudeville Thursday. Fri-
day and Saturday
in "File Red
. is reported. It is said that tlleleWlL 01' ”1“." would Ira"? Illlll al‘
”M" E""“"””"g" and "Old Wives for will leave the coullll'v. lls soon as ”"l'l‘ “"11 “""ll‘l- "llleTlfi get all
:New" as well as in other work for " ‘the wives, mothers and mothers-in.
‘Pai'alnollnl and .\rtcraft. Elliott Dex- law of all lhc ministers to do the
tcr has proved his ability as an aCtor} PARIS April 2” ("an”) 7..Rp.”“"“lc- -
. practicable.
of the most cxce ltional character, He' . . . ’ . - . ' . ~
I . . :Ilf‘Wt'lI al'lllllltlll Ill almost all P "11"” I” U" interest of Ill-S
K s 0s m. ii «men in craonallly " | f t I
:5 H. . . . p . , . . . . -
I , ll k a f no u: :0 2nd a tech parts of Germany is reported Ill mil" ("m f". 11:11! {Piaf}. event
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gum 0" 'n I p ‘(Il‘l‘lllllll “(“1th received Ilt‘l‘t’.. ”l -‘ l“ ""N‘ " ‘ ‘l ”9 “(‘31 811d
illst‘ his illliucllcc with Ilis fellow
members: through his paper, the
alone that is faultless.
llis role in "Don't Chance Your Hus-
'Tlll‘ railway clnployes ill the Pier-
. lin district .arc thrcatcllin" . . . .
band" which wil be displayed at that?“ bring "n a gencrlil People s \ nice, in get the law re-
Regent Theatre today, do mand’s a "311- strike (m Mav 7 if their sclllded. He went to the telephone
and Iiad a conversation with Bela
Kim and the other ministers, and
then called up the printers, telling
thcln that no proofs needed to be
sition from a t-lovenly business man to
a carefully attired and immaculate per-
sonam- who first repels his wife and
claims are not satisfied. while ill
the Ruhr illdustrtial' district tthe.
lSpartacans are again displaying
l" " "N lll‘l' bill‘k “gal“! n' ‘lgrcat activities and endeavoring H "4,, f h f
l maxim is one of theh. igzeat to organize a general strike. AI- ”lpul u. | 'rollnl t le onus where,
sh. v11v bites- and among is es ready there have been outbreaks e a“ a). on so ordered that
the type should be me
the copy destroyed. .
It was thus that the law died.
up. .. us the cllilrticterization.in which
"l 1““ “Amneg‘l’m in "The Squaw Man Electrict railway cmploycs
which Mr. Delllilc reproduced for Art-; rm.- llil‘ advices show.
craft. and which is meeting with enor-i Silvsia generally- are reported in,
"mils ““9“” ”‘wuglmm ”"3 man have Slrllt'li. ,1 HUME. April 28 (IIavasl.-——:
”y- " " l'I‘honlas Nelson Page. the Ameri-a
PARIS. April 29 tllavas). —~'I‘llclcan Ambassador to Italy. has left'
cucirclcment of Munich by Gcr- Rome for Paris, '
, _ man Government troops has been. An Italian newspaper reportl
' ““\}‘5Cll‘\' _ . il'tllllplt‘lf‘ll.‘ according to Germalilfroin Rome rcceived by The Assn--
l UN“ “w“"s “”"mg he”: “0'“ Puma! dispatches received here. This re- elated Press on April 25 said thatl
‘3‘““5 “3‘9 m‘" ”‘9 33“” “r" over‘islllt was accomplished. it is stated, Ambassador Pagii had oflcred his
“0““? “’m‘ 1’0”"“1”“5""91'3'”l'mng‘by the occupation of liandshntdresignation bee’aiilxh‘ he had been
”‘9'“ being m‘““’"” m ”'0 fa‘m'y 0‘ about tllirty-fiVe miles northeast'madc ”acquaintcd with President;
fm'mel' Presmem Alfred” Gonzale’“ nloi‘ Munich, which city has been; Wilson 's views on the Italian'
is dedfll‘i’d that C05"! llica ““5 3-000! closely approached on all sides. iclainls." The. statement was aiitIl-'
Renas and ”NO 0“ “-9 “WWW“. Meanwhile the Government . orized at the State Department in
men llmlel' 3mm 50" being i“ ”"1“" forces are dealing with troubles \Vashington on that day. however,»
”0111101“ ill Nucrhbcrg. where. the Sparta-,"that there was no foundation for
. —-—--“—”-~— lean leader. Albert Schmidt, was this report. It was added there!
i MR- GOMPERS DOING WELL .killed by Government troops, and'
' ,a state of scige proclaimed. 'I‘Ilel
. NEW YORK. April 29.»—Thc physe Spartacans there tOok one of the:
clans attending Samuel Gompel'e. pres-i Majority Socialist leaders prison-"g
'ident of the American Federation of en a
Labor. who was injurcd here Sunday“ ~-—» l
jwhen a street car collided with a taxi i HELSINUL‘HRS. Finland. April
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AT PALACE THEATRE
TODAY AND WEDNESDAY 5
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Douglas Fairbanks, Nimble
"Say! Young Man," Also “Smothered
L ove."
.kluglas Fairbank‘s
‘3". Y01mg 'Fellow," is described as
'- lug. perhaps, the most novel
~ ' ich he has appeared.
a this photoplav Fir. Fairbanks por-
vs the role oi'a v
i‘cpoter eulplovu: in a small city,
CO wins di>lin< ion by intcrviewing
millionaire who rot. only has nci'er
.. .~n interviewed lit-fore, but who all-
'm meet] that he never would submit to
.ml-torial inquisition.
‘lis success with this
- nillpts his appreciative city editor
- give him another and more difficult
He send his "young fellow" to a
. authoring town. where he is to ex
w a fraudulent scheme in connection
'll a big factory.
'«-k succession "the villain," por-
i cd by Frank Campeau. said by Mr.
' -il'banks to be perhaps the best por-
.g-vel‘ of villain roles in the country-
'l‘v c reporter and the arch “villain"
'zmc several encounters which prove
'::'-l'l’llng to the audience as well as to
cusp taking part therein in the pic-
'9.
When everything is at. sixés and 59‘“
was. and the efforts of the young ’9'
;>‘lt'lPI' to cxpose the fraud he tin'is
~unimnt in the vicinity, are nearly
:‘rustrated. “the gil't'lappears and by
fl~-'.‘ aid all is set right an! the “31’0”?"
was his fight There are many thrill-
71H; situations, in all of which the Fair-
'mnksian methods are continually 1“
wradi‘ncf’, so that all admirers of this
athletic star have ‘a treat in store for
'ilem. It. wil be shown a't the Palace
Theatre, (gainer acne-day, :
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new photoplay
‘.:~aw.-.ke. optimis,
Then enters a
llizisaed another restful night and that l The Iiolsllevik (‘olntnissiolicr for -_. . _ ’
lhis condition today was considered the Interior of I’ctrograd ordered ' . -
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l gath<factnr ‘_ I tllc sale at auction last week of all ' l
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g e- ’tllt' scientific instrulllcnts belong- l ...». ' l
,‘ sov WITH $5,000 suoors ROBBER ing to the Institute for Public i
‘ r—-—— Studies. These instruments are , , . or
i CLEVELAND. April flit—Alfred w.i very valuable and are said to ' great new novel 5
l “Vixficr' a seventeen.year-old bank meg- l have IN'I‘Il Sillll ill l'ltllt’UIOllSI)’ I0\V ’ ”Vi . ‘
Star in, senger. shot and seriously wounded a ‘ hl-IUWS- l. l_,
highwayman who grabbed the bank . ’ . ‘ . , l
. satchel Winter was carrying. contain; l-ENE\‘ {\o All"ll Jib—Gustav ‘ ‘ , Of . a r " l
ing checks totalling more than 86.000. ,1 Aim!" I’I'GSIdellt “f the. bWSlS Fed- e ' l
in the wholesale market district yes-i cratlon. has received “ll urirent , all; I .'
in, "Ta“. The robber was taken ‘0 I , summons to the Icace. Conference \ .. ‘ I
. hospital A companion of the wound- ; ill Paris and Ieft.for Paris Sunday ' . l
. s-d robber picked up ,the satchel and ‘ lllgllt. The newspapers here state '. ' Starts 1n .
, .. , ‘ d with it that he has been invited by the . ‘ , '76
'mc‘lw ‘ Allies to act as arbitrator on the : .... '
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i ' ,, ‘ ‘ W! l LONDON, April 29.——Sparta- ' ’ ..
l ' can forces attempted to over-l l v. ,
WivE thro the government in Bremen '
assignment BY fad/rte? Sunday. but were defeated after I
' ' 'hard street fighting. A dispatch I
tfrom Stcttiu transmitted by the
l Exchange. Telegraph Company re-
lporting the outbreak, adds that
: revolvers and hand grenades were
'used freely in the fighting.
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PARIS, April 29.-—Baron Ma-
killo, the head of the Japanese
' delegation, in a speech at the plen-
ary session, said.he regretted the
omission from the covenant of the
League of Nations of a racial
equality clause. Japan, he added,
was obliged to revert to her or-
iginal position on this question.
If the letters on a printed page:
blnrorseemtornnintoeachoth-
or, or you have to hold the paper;
farther from your eyes than form-l
erly, an eye examination by a:
skilled optometrist is imperativei
To neglect your eyes at this time
is a grave mistake.
'I‘H'AMER
$1.95de pol Ill-Ob",
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BUDAPEST, April 21 (Corres-
pondence of The Associated Press)
—It was due to ‘a family quarrel
that Hungary escaped having its
women “communized” after the
fashion of the, Russian “ Republic”
of Saratofl, rather than to the ab-
l horrence of Bela Km to the
teatime. a: madame. antes-ward:
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HOUSEKEEP‘
This long-expected story by the author
of “The : Beloved Vagabond”_ and “The
Rough Road" is only one of the many
big features that complete the 200. page:
'of this wonderful issue—out no?!“
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various reports since the"
armistice that. Ambassador Page
would resign to resume his liter-
ary work, hilt the opinion of State
Department oflicials was that.
whatever Mr. Page 's personal
plans for the future might be,
ivohld not consider”wsigllili'g at.
this time. '
‘i PARIS. April 28.—-Thc peace
treaty with Germany as drawn for
presentation to the Germans co
taiils ' a clause providing 1
“’ -y‘r:¢ ~ .....- .... . .. . . .... .. —~
Rania would only prolong the at,
cendoncy of lit-nine and Ink col-l
leagues, and prevent a speedy ré-
storation of normal conditions.
The defeat of the Bolaheviki at
Kiev, ill the Archangel section, on
t "..Baltjnat'onmnhd new the,
we branchesof the trans-Siberian
rililroad is regarded by Nicholas
.Tsehaikovsky, head of the provis—
ional government of Northern‘
Russia. and his associates as proof,
hilllll transportation facilities are
ha. . . .
j . . . thin: the Bolsthlki. and that
£23.32: izilltI’EZilt-liiobxailluigbiifidl? a: ey are no longer able to shift
was lcanled today: A sepam¢%:;: ”Silk: ”meld". enough ml‘
tribunal will try other military d H l
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"m”ds' z rams. April 29.—~A plan is on
Ifoot to hold the first meeting of.
the League of Nations ill “'asll’i
) illgtou during the current year.
‘ . 'llflilltt“l- W'- Should illc assembly meet first ili‘
cording to a Berlin dispatch to “'usliington. it is said, President
”‘9 Belllllgske Tlll“ll'll'- I‘ is I"? \K'ilson (loulltlcssly would lie ask—
Pfll‘lt‘tl ”Nit OH“ 0f fl!"- IN‘Opll‘ ed to become the first president of'
commissarles has cxpimend th a“. Leanne,
they would be held as Ilos‘iug F
and Would “pay with their bloo
for every step the Romanians tube.
within the frontiers of Hungary.”
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L‘Sf-ellulldrcds of intellectuals are
belllg arrested at
\VASIIlNliTUN. April 29.~—»'I‘lle
llille clauses proposed by the (‘om-
mission on International ll“h()r
ilal'glslllllflll. for insertion Ill thcj
AMSTERDAM, April 2rv.-_Tho' peace treaty as adopted by the‘
International Socialist (‘onfer- Peace (i'ont’crcilcc ill plenary \es-,
encc. m session at Arllheim. has sion at Paris yesterday. were
passed a resolution that Palestine made public here today by the
should be an independent state
and be admitted to the League of
Nations.
State Department.
Among the principles incorporg
ated are a standard eight-hour;
lday. a weekly day of rest, the;
ROME. Monday. April 28.—— abolition of child labor. equality.
President \Vilsoll is challenged b_v'.‘.ot' pay for men and women; and
the Giornale D’tlalia to “appeal worklncll‘s “right or association
to his own parliament, as Presi- for all lawful purposes.“ ,
dent Orlando has done. and to; i
show the world that his policy has ‘ PARIS. April 29.——-Iieforc the
not unanimous support. like that wmeeting of tllc Council of Three.5
given the Italian Premier. hilt thattjjtis morning President \Vilson re-l
simpal a majority of Congress." :ceived Baron Makino, head of the!
Japanese mission, and Viscount:
PARIS, April 29 (Associated‘ Chinda. his colleague. Their cone
l’ress).-—l)r. Fridtjoi‘ Xansen's fcrcnce lasted nearly an hour.'
plan for the neutrals to supply Presumably the question of Kiao
food to Moscow and Petrograd is Chan was under discussion. :
ipparently making little headway. ' The Council at the beginning of"
He has been unable to communi- its session received a. committee:
cute with Ncikolai lli'lliuc, the from the Belgian Cabinet and;
Bolsllcvik Premier of Russia. and gave it a hearing regarding the,“
the opposition to the plan among question of indemnities. l
the Russians here as reprcscllta—i Baron Makino and Viseount'
lives of the anti—Bolsllevik gov-,(‘hillda remained with the (loam,
ermnents and in the French preas'cil throughout its session, which'
is becoming more pronounced. ,was protracted.
’ The Russian representatives in—_'. —-‘—i
sist that the armies which nowi VERSAILLES. April 29 (AISO- '
are making an excellent showing ciatcd 1’rcss).—-'l'llc leading mem-
against the Bolsheviki should not'bers of the German Peace Confer-
be handicapped by movementfience delegates are expected to ar- '
which tend to encourage the 119-. rive. here. at 9 o’clock_tom'glit.
nine troops. The liolshevik Prcm-t, , Eighty-seven members. of the
as“ reported willingness to retelGi-rmafi Peace (.‘oh'lmission arriv—
ognize foreign debts and to grant ed here last night. being the sec-
conccssions ill connection of rr- ‘ and party to reach the scene of the
ceiving food supplies and ceasingiprospntaiion of the peace terms.
hostilities is taken by ”W RllS-‘(ll‘ these. thirty were women. The. ’
sinus here as a distinct admission Germans included the commission
of weakness. They urge. that plans “
for supplying food
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