Evening sentinel, Monday, July 7, 1919 · page 3

 

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MONDAY, JULY 7, tel, ‘ l

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Palace Theatre

‘ Golden Quality Pictures on the Silver Screen

 

 

TODAY’S PROGRAM
The Peter Pan Girl of the Screen

VIOLA DANA

In Metro Comedy Drama.

“ The Parisian Tigress ”

A delightful trip into the heart effort with a quaint lit-
tle star with an art to bring laughter and tears.

Also Ninth Episode Of

“THE CARTER CASE”

With Herbert Rawlinson and Margaret Marsh
LATEST RATHE NEWS
WWW

Tuesday . Wednesday

J ulia Dean and_
Dorothy Dalton E dwm Arden
in Paramount Picture,

» In Select Picture.
“The Lady of “Ruling Passions”
Red Butte”

Of the four passions—Love.
M Ii te and Reven e—
Slle made the fanatic evangel- err} a g
lSt love her—the kind of love

which is your master?
he did not believe existed this CHARL'E CHAPL'"
side of heaven.

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ln Third Million'Dollar Comedy,
“SUNNYSIDE.”

He loves the cows and chick-
ens. Don't miss it. See Charlie
talk to the cow.

Friday

Madge Kennedy
in “The Kingdom of
Youth ’

Also, Sennett Comedy. ...
“THE LITTLE WIDOW.”
Holmes' Travelogue.

Thursday
Wallace Reid
in “You’re Fired"
And Christie Comedy

Benefit of Mayflovver H. 8: L.
Co., of East Norwalk.

WWW
SATURDAY’S PROGRAM_
Gladys Leslie Eleventh Episode of

And TOM MIX. in

“THE RUSTLER'S -
VINDICATION.”

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: Her heart tells her that this is
1the man she loves—her mate—but she

heart because she is aware that the
idoctor cannot supply her With ‘fiie
luxuries of life."
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Viola Dana in, “The Parisian Tigress,"
Also Ninth Episode of “The Carter

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An Apache dance. cleverly done by
Viulo Dana. the charming' young Metro
star. V’lll be one of the many unusual
features of “The Parisian t:‘igress." a
romance of tile Parisian underworld
which will be fetured at the Palace
theatre today. i .

The scene shows a .‘tlontmartre cafe
in which the star act is an Apache
dance. The settings are amazingly real-
istic. having been desitmed by Henry
Menlssier, an artist familiar with the
Latin Quarter of Paris.

The dramatic dance is done by Miss
Dana'witb fire and'nerve and allows
that she has completely caught the
spirit of the part she is called upon to
enact. Miss Dana. before she adopted
the dramatic career, was a dancer of
note and brings her unusual art in
this line into good use in her latest pro-
duction.

AT PALACE THEATRE TUESDAY

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Dorothy Dalton in, "The Lady of Red
Butte." Also Mack Sennett Comedy..
One of the most thrilling screen

stories of the current season is that

told in “The [My of Red Butte." Dor-
othy Dalton‘s latest Thomas H. Ince

Paramount pbotoplay which will be

shown at the Palace theatre. Tues-

day.

. An intolerant preacher, almost overa

come. bv thirst. atazgers into a town al-

most forsaken. that nestles in the des—
ert. He received a cup of water from

‘l-‘aro F‘tln a girl owner of a dance hall

who supplies her'wltb hum of £0. ho’nor on July
but who does novella-k. mwae‘mem.
enough to marry her. At a wedding she the dinner he was. decorated with” “You
meets a young settlement house doc-
.tor. who immediately falls in love with.

Erei‘uses to listen to the dictates of her

She tries to forget

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, , initiative toflbliihi your,
order of crown. BIA presentation homes, and'fierhni): the'habit thus
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bestowed by Luxemburg for more to democratize our country. You

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than six years.

must not think that peace is a.
, ‘ contract: which ends all diaicultirsi
PARIS. July’i'.—Removal of the No country escapes the law of
gcensorsltip upon communications work. “'e provide you with theI
’with Germany “fair-on the program conditions of existence, and ibis,
:for discussion atjhe session of the for you to make them bear frttiti
. allied council thiaafternoon. It is and to extract from them all belie}
llilderstogl that, the supreme fits. One of the advantages of:
economic council has recommend- peace is that it is based on the
cd that the censorship be lifted co- unions of peoples who have saved ;
incident with the raising of the the world. “'9 each have need of,
blockade.’ The recomlliendation. the other. Barbarism is dcfinitolyi
it is considered probable, will be destroyed. but only on condition;
approved.

Discussions with the Germans rc- latimls of the treaty are execut-f
gardillg certain terms of the peace ed.” ’ ‘
treaty concerning reparations ‘— f
were to have been begun early PRAGUE Saturday, J01." 5,
this week butit developed today _(Havas).——-The Czeco—Qlovak Cab“.
that the begimging of the oral ex- lnet, headed by Dr. Karl Kramarz,f
changes had been postponed until has realigned. Premdent Masaryk.
Thursday. the German rem-month- has “’5de _the 30d“! democrat.
fives having failed to arrive from eader tastlmil Trusar to form a
Berlin. new cabinet.

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pointed to consider the disposition BIG BRITISH
of the remaining German warships DIRIGIBLE m
submitted their report to the START TUESDAY

council today. . In eficct the report
states that no recommendations on
the question are possible until cer-
tain matters of policy have been He announced later that the rip in the
!devoted bv the powers. In all prn- gas has could easily be mended. One
liability the whole question will be explanation °f "’9 ”mug 0' "“3 "C6"
finally referred to the govern- in; rape by the diriglble's “nice" "I“

‘ , that the rising sun had so expanded
,mellttil of the various powers con- the hydrogeh tn the SIR bag that the
come .

. . , lifting ed‘cct had been increased by
. As the Situation stands

”OW. C‘gl‘hm ton}. )

- - e oflicera say they do not expect'

Jagun tend the {Umtertl’ States are the same dlmcultiea they experienced

ll“ f‘TS_W’d 0» ova-r. mlkmffil‘ during their westward voyage u

or smitmg the remaining warships. weather reportl promise weste'rlay

Great Britain a ’ roves the thin in Wind! "1" “famine“! 11*“ been

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break them up. while Itrlv aurens 21:11: :{d'gm 23:: have“? m
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to “3"". gmn'ct‘on conditionally - about weather condiitons on their way

, but if this plan is not carried out.

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'Italv insists upon having her share

 

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,,. Minister required by the Frenchmen of dei“ 5“
f Dntehess Char- pending on himself to make the}

lottc. This is, the first decoration effort will contribute still further,?

that we all see to it that the stipu- 2’

Major Scott announced later that an
of the vessels. in case they are di-

elon would be made to shape the
vided among the powers. France
opposes the destruction of the ves-
sels and desires their distribution.

R-34's course no that it would pass

over the George Washington, VT?!) in

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This photograph shows Major General Clarence R. Edwards. »
or of the department of the Northeast and formerly
Twentyslxth tNew England) Division in France,

will be commemorated in the mutate Mr. Pope is now working BI OI .
leader of the famous “Yankee Division."

rm!-

tribute the ureter bailout in the be: to
banshee to uneven bee! Insulin. Ad-

Juatneote of the bailout butchere-

couwllsned. before the beat or the sun
concedthegulu‘tbebugh‘ .
‘ attention ot the crew-‘10 moaned
be'ne last night explained that the tall
are of the R34 to. receive proper
weather reportl caused her to run
into tow storms cc New Moat-ml.
“(9 weather m m up were
found from the‘vtetnltymt the Azores
Islands. while these (no. the North
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{made by the R-33 also, but if“.
cidcd'that too much time
needed to remodel the slots ‘1';
-;..Tbo ill-34's birthplace m ~ ..
m. a little village near Glasgow. . .
.uiuedre rivals...“ but the very I”
eat ocean liners. Her length to '
feet. her been: 79 feet. and In-
bottom of her lowest goal-la bow”;
top of the gas bu. Ibo. ,m
that, Her pm uremen , are -
nearly "those of the liner Adriatic. '
if she were ltbod’on can also call
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in Comedy Drama, ‘ '! some of the smaller w rs 0 _ his announcement of the our-ting “'“h reports “4338’“ the-tom “‘93 , .
n ‘The Red Glove . ——a part played by Miss Dalton. which h‘. Poland a mvop‘alee i n t: hour on the assumption that the wind. some 20-! "‘th north 5’ northeast of. hydrogen gas are imprison” m w
“Too Many Crooks Starring MARIE Vl'ALCAMP. awakens pleasant memories of be, r... ‘3 . ~ PF 1’ an 0 which at me “me was mowing be, New Foundiand the 8-34, it was and: enormous balloon, whose mm
. a markable interpretation in “The Flame ( cairn) the vessels. tween 20 and 25 miles an hour. would; would have a tered her course t0' to a monstrous fish is new:

 

the fact that it is painted a silver
01'. proved by experiments to be
most successful for resisting the db
tion of the sun in expanding the ”3"
bag. ,

The driving power of the am”, fl
supplied by five Sunbeam notorl. m
a total of 1.000 horsepower, tunnel“,
to give a speed of close to N lfi‘
an hour in favorable weather To”
these motors the airubl cornea ”A
twern H300 and 8.009 so ion at”

die down later in the day and so per-9‘10rm 0‘ the circle °‘ “7““ and pro~l
_ (sundayi,_ out the re-fueling of the dirigible. ' ceeded .0?" northern Ne' “Niall“
President Poincare. accompanied .. .9 will cm!" 0"".303mnv" Miami the Nova 89°“! ”I" and there
liv sev r I s t d d - said. “and then follow the transntlan- by would “‘2'“ ‘deed the 5‘9““)?
. . t‘ a can 01‘s an eputles tic trade routes. “,3. are selecting. tween heir roundland and Nova boo
went to Bholmfi today and present— tha‘ coruse because there we Will find: ila.
pd fl". 0"). With the Cross of the the moat favorable western winds. l A ,
Legion of Hono’r. Tile decoration Wes M1 eaglfmdhmwns our Inn! 2:}: "‘0‘“ ““h‘m“ “fly
_ . . _ ‘. . at o'coc u we ave advanced the 5 .
“as bestow-t1. President Poincare mm, ”can” an. “we, we so, any; “The weather will become clear bi‘
stud. in addressing the people of the lowerlhe temperatureandthe low. 5 Monday morning and remain clear
; Rhelms, “in solemn homage to the or the temperature the greater amount 1 during succeeding fortyeisht hours-
heroism of vour great city." or petrol “9 can load. we can put in: Wind will be vest and northwest, 2 line. weighing sixteen tons and GI“
' ' * 4.500 gallons. which will give us now-i “steady and ““1 not exceed ”only 1 "9" “cruising mu“ 0’ ”0' l
ing to play about wm‘, but we do not miles per hour. Advise probable time | miles. or considerably more. than “I i
expect. to play about. as the wind will of return ”'59 "0 that forecast Cl“ bei distance between Europe and m

,of the Yukon." ‘ l
. ' . 3 Later. learning her social 11°31‘30“-
.F ‘ . l f . ‘ scouring. l‘aris m the preacher denounces her and calls
! (dlCl 0 her blothers slayei, whom upon God to visit his wrath upon the
l;shc has sworn to kill. meets. is waned town and especially the dance ball.
:by anti later marries the Marquis de Faro Fan. l3 carint for several orphan-
,Valeru. An hour after her wedding ed children'ln her home nbove the
ishe is informed by a distant cousin. dance hall. and as they are crippled
Pt-tiro Tomi, that she is the bride of and ill. she pits her gnu! power agfilnst
Juan Estudillo. the very man she has his. and in h,.,- prudp way prays God to
set out to Kill. Tol'ill. let it be known
has coveted Dot-lorcs since childllood.f
but :llwavt: the repulsed him. Toral's'

 

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,benuty. who, while

Regent Theatre

Melody Excellence
Regent Theatre Orchestra
.‘viatinee 17c. Evening 20o. ,

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save her children.
A fire breaks out in the villaze ands

TOday and TueSday ROME. Sunday. July 6.--Gener-

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“WNW“ SM“ ““3“" ' . . . . til“ ministel' believes his ”my" ha‘ml Stwy. contiiiauder of the French be favorable.” Im’ade accordingly." land return. Her lifting conceit:
(‘FR \LDINE FARRAR Pamng “hm an” mmm‘mg 0‘".me been answered. but a sudden change of. troops at Fimue. says in an intpr_ The renewing wireless message was‘ Major occit announced definitely at 3'59 tons, of which 21 12 tone I!
l i r is warnin: that she must carry out her winds my,” the course of the Tlames. View with tlle'GinrnaIe d'Itulin delivered to Gem-m: Charlton today noon that the 11-34 would start on italciuirgeable “eight. or welt!“ M
”in” blood vow lll'lt d'|\’ ~ . b 'l l‘ ‘ ~ I ' - {loan the British Air Miniatr)‘: neturn immey at 5 o’clock tomorrow‘ can be disposed of from the 3W-
, ‘ ‘- . rand the dance hall is the on!) m l “1g: that the action of some of his solrl- .. , . . , . ,. .- . . ~ . 4 .
. .. r E , an‘md hv her failure to k." her _ t] q_ , , Please convey following messaize RIO-nine. film: o‘er Boston. The “‘9 EODdOIaS are swung "9... .
. THE STRONG R ‘ M . L _ ' in the town. that is saved from °~ .tors who recendyotft-tided Italians to the “med smog naval “mm-i. ital will not circle New York belOA'C“ gas baa. connected by, a GOO-toot “t
VOW” llllsbnlltl, Total and two of his Apache lrliction. in that city by cheering for Juan ties ‘Air Council desires to express turning earl, he said. Harm. in these cars there at} ~ "

: forlable accommodations for the ..

;bantl seize llt‘l‘ and drag her to their, _______ ‘_
;den. where Toral introduces her as tiie‘ Old Third Army Getting out
illuccn. who is soon to reign over Fist c it“ as;
pack of human wolves, There silo! 0" Germapy as Raga! .¥ .
‘ Trains Will Carry diets:

Sin via was “most (19 [0‘ “me." if. their most cordial and grateful thanks - -
‘llmimg out lmwrvt-rjl‘hzftait \vmlld for the cooperation and assistance of NE? YORK. July 3.—-’I‘he R—3( and l of thirty with sleeping mute" .
' ... .' ' , the l'nited States Navy tendered to her Slalel‘ airship the 3-33 are theihfll! that number. Radiators 01. _
be a mistake ‘to generalize and His Majesty's airship R.34_vv- {world's greatest dlrigiblea. The war ; ol‘ the motors supply them With ‘: ‘
make the fault-inf a few that of the The message was forwarded to Set»; brought them into being. tor they or- 1 WM". 9nd electric stoves assure

Sunny Spain to Apache
.i.- or»! line in the heart of Paris.

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Comedy :loul'ns that it is Toral's plan to bring; “'lmlo French coutingentffl rotary particle at Vt’ashington] lgénauy werze designed tzrg-Zellpeiin 2:01“ blot meals. . Comlayman's-w
- _. h 2. 1 sh ml t‘ h l d la . h It -“ a‘ , . to“ r S . , - -. Lieutenant Colonel Frederick W. rmany's cppe me an in; death - mot or can is pro . dud.

‘Vr dneSda eV m) 1:! ‘ to 11 Olen ‘ani l )9 10:“ Poitttnmad from hint Dale b (th t0 1ill ,8?) sla)‘s he did lllfi Lucas of the Roy“ Air Force. in and destruction to German cltioa.§wlreh8l equipment With m“
e Y 'awng" lei ”Ohms nun" m 3 "l ' i es 0 ’9 neutra m the question charge of landing~ arrangements for When they were building-it was with“) miles. .

(ONE DAY ONLY) I'of Total and his h‘lrelings. of Fillitls. especiallv as he has in th ported that they would be the flag-

ships of a gigantic fleet of aircraft.
that would be launched on I. tremenoE

.nlttde money from the beginning! . . e R34 at 9:30 a. in. today denied
land will quit with a surplus of his command some Serbian troops, that there had been any change or

REGENT THEATRE WEDNESDAY Jmore than 250,000 marks which but he adds that he understands PM for the departure 01' the biz Brit-

 

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ALICE BRADY i ‘also will be contributed to some “19 PMl'l‘m 0f ‘1'" Italians» and iflndgiiiiieéty 32:31:03; 33:36:: gzzest‘i‘gyrfirggqgm wig-£22233“ "
In “Pr Nt'W Select SICCGSS- :Alice Brady in, “The World to Live In". charitable oranization interested that “if he were lirtlleir p180? he day. ‘throuxh- which tour ma bombs; ;
"THE ‘VORLD T0 l A Ford Weekiy and Comedy. “n army work. iwoulti have acted likewise." Ex- On her return trip to her base inland sixteen Of 120 ml could Ml t) , "
LIVE IN” l . ‘ luressina his regret for the incident Smiland- “1'9 R4“ W5“ ‘31“? “19 SON-h- ' droplped. "ha” ”a may?" flucmre'l
- ~ - , ~ ... emcu e.e ‘ 7 em seen 71. t ,
. Ammo “n" ”no” a drama mmam l PARIS, J illy 7.-—Ahnouncement he sa.‘ 8 - 0 rs “mg the “med sun“ 9 on "e i or “en“ . It your Back hurts of Bladder = . .

of eight guns. .
The sudden ending of the world
war putastoptothe plane for: mid}

‘ at some lddl t '
‘ I am sorry there should be an." beading client; {it“éfiiin. ”this ‘1“;
feeling between two peoples who nouncement and the turther state-

A story or platonic friendship.

("an '1 "ill be '1 real pal to a maxi" mg {mos-Ra the "mesa" "men“ or; was made toda)’ that. Frank L.?

,huinor, an excellent cast and all lln—éPulk’ acting send“). of state in

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A First National Production.
See farm life as Charlie Chaplin
believes in it!

 

. 3:1,” as (:llill'flclel‘fi.
Thursday and Friday 1
John Barrymore
”in...

“The Test of Honor”
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live ill.

Coming.r
Elsie Ferguson

that is bound to appeal to all classes
y—l‘icll and poor. young and old. The}
story is 3 [initial one. with human p009 The German national assembly :8

The plot is briefly that Of a young! tion and has end ‘ _ _
'2irl—zl stenoatrapller—whose one de-‘ ualif'in any mac Citizen.
'sil-o is litltipiitenss and the world to give 0% nirturalizcd, who has at. the former German emperor, but
She does not care who sup-'tained the age of thirty-five
'plios her with happiness. aslong as the office of PrcSlde
tf'llt“ does not have to my. site is the‘ aliation provision

'kiml old girl who‘willtake everything owing to the realignment of “1

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new constitu-

brsed the article
na-

. still debating uh

for
lit. The natur—
was included
'3.
'German frontiers, depriving many.

' Jul ' 6r“ ‘ _
WEIMAR’ S‘mda’ “ ' LONDON, July 7.——"Tlle Allies anchor mp... 0,,“ 3,3, “m m

In order to relieve the 400 soldiers
of the Seventh United States Balloon
Company. who we're straining at the

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have not yet made any ofiicial rep- electrical and wind atom last night.
resentations to the Dutch govern- 3:380:35 W“ "find “flaunt? “'9
. . - - :- amaze ram w 11 During'
ment regarding the extradition of this operation ‘ “’90 mm!“ water
. ballast from an art compartment was
necessary steps are being taken in released by accident and the rear of
the matter. Andrew Bonar Law. the bit “10‘ “D mm the I1! t0 3n ‘1“-
government- spokesman, declared glide (I? sgléloetdoo feet while her nose
in the House of Commons today. '3 o ‘y eet above the field. “I.
R-34 remained in this positton through

the night and caused HIJOI' Scott to

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fl‘so“ 'usual ”10L “7m certainly be entertain. \Vaslliugton had been asked to llave~ fraternized at the front in?!“ 1:“ the hziant airship woul :11":me “:6” architect- “ the 4“;
'ed byAl'ce Brad ,. lat at Select ,0! ’. ’ i ‘t m . t . cave er anc orage at Roosevelt 2 turn. their m to re-; When ou' k'dn . hurt
CHARLES CHAPLIN - “ _ _’ 5 , e ' .. ’i’hmome to Paris to take the place of,aga}:ls til; co molt enem). 31}. Field here at 8 0.0km: tomorrow We,“ then-crummy ”new pun- “ I: Y | l 93"? ‘
in His Third Million Dolla- Com- iture' “'9 “ mm t9 “‘6 In W“ 0 Secretary Of State Lansulg “8 oug t 0’ e commmalm f0? 1‘” (Tuesday) morning on her bomeward poses. 'But theirbku‘m again In- ° “'3'" ”on" am“ get M
Pd‘. ‘ 01"! be seen at the Regent tlleatré head of the American peace mism" sacrifices. and when Flume is as- night,were decided upon last night by tempted'ian-e “answer-cloud- Dimeed to load your stomtch m
“ I, ” ,Wednesduy. sign. if Mr. Polk's health would'slgned to Italy, I shall be the Major G. H. Scott. commandeuroftbe slithered min I! m gained lot of drugs that excite them
SUNNYibIDES 1 “The World to Live In" is a picture first. to rejoice front the bottom of ‘dmx‘ble' “mam that Germany would “me irritate the entire urinary tract.

to accept the allied peace terms. The
3-34 was awtitly put on a war but:
and IW5“ 1 cruised 2.000 miles
over the Baltic and thoflormn coast
region. Site carried no bulb- but,
equipped with rapid-Irina gnu. swept
over the enemy’s tot-rum at a low
altitude. her enormous Mow giving
agrimp‘romleeottbepoutbmueaot
the (atom: '

The out» m In“. without a min-
hap. and when m Inn; was as—
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your kidneys clean like you keep”
bowels clean, by flushing than; >
mild, harmless salts which remove! '
body‘s urlnoua waste and onto '
them to their normal activity. -
function of the kidneys in to m' ~ ’
blood. In 24 hours they strain '.

it 500 grains of acid and waste, cuff“

can readily understand the‘ vital Pr
portance of keeping the ”they.“
live. '

Drink lots of water-«you cll‘t’;

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PARIS, Sunday, July 6.—-—Pre«iu‘etum to the field early today to dim‘

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former German subJects of then"

‘Sll - “ - ‘ ' rker., . too much; also get from any
“9 1” a M toe “Ch New ‘0 'nationality. 'mler Clemenceau ttoday began a

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,i Tile constitution provides that
Ztlle president sliallvbc chosen by
popular vote.-

Paris- July 7.—-—Tlle
'Offiec today prints citations of
,seven American. aviators for their
‘ work in the La Fayette Escadrille.
a'i‘hosc cited are William. Thaw of
iPittsburgh ; Kiffen Rockwell
‘(deafl‘l of Atlanta. Ga...; Robert
Soubilan, .of South Boston, M1985:
:Julian «Biddle (dead); Paul F.
.Baer, of Mobile, Ala, George E.
« Tumure of New .York’ and James
lNorinan Hall f'Coitax, Iowa;

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he was given a splendid welcome! 7’ in making the mam

The premier encouraged the pee-5 3:;de ‘3'?th “*0“ "
pie to question him and bring for-i . “mm“ mm”, Wm;m 5°,“
ward any complamt WhiCh they i ’ lotion ailment: W directly

had to make. In addressing the;
population of St. Quentin, 31.:
Clemenceau declared that the: i
work oi construction and reform‘
would be the government’s tore.
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