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One Night Engngem'ent
Thursday, March lilll
Henry Miller Presents"
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I In the Brilliant and Fascinating
Comedy ‘
MOONLIGHT and
HONEYSUCKLE
By George Scarborough
Direct From Henry Miller’s
Theatre. New York City
WITH THE ORIGINAL CAST
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Mr. Ronnie. appears as the: Arizona
inncinnanpwho. however, has been
serving with the American Army in
Fiance as: an aviator and 11884th been=
must: red out. It is an odd coincidence?
that in refill life. Mr, Rennie fills part
of this dead-lotion. He is a Canadian
by birth but an American citizen and
at the outbreak of the war joined the
Royal Flyins' Corps and for distin-l
guishcd service at the front. flying1
over the cnemv trenches in the face
of great danger. was promoted to a
(aptahrcy. 0n the stage Mr. Rennie
promises to take the place left vacant
by Jack Barrymore, who has gone in
for very sorious drains. and Douglasf
Fairbanks. in the pictures. as a popu-
lar young: since favorite. Seats are
now on sale.
R EC: ENT TO DAY.
House. Opens Three Day Vaudeville’
Engagement for the First Half of
Week—Nazimova- in “Stronger Than
Death." _ l
- \Vith pictures and vaudeville the lie 3
cent offers an incomparable program'
for LAO first three days of the week
Espccially strong is the engagement
for today with Nazimova in “Stronger
Than Death." and the live acts of New
York vaudevxlle and tomorrow when
Douglas Fairbanks Will play “His Via»
jesty. the American." The vaifiieviile
schédued for the first three days of the
week, arranscd on account of the ap-
pearance on 'l‘hursdav nicht of Miss
Ruth Chatterton in “Moonlight and
iloneysuckln“ includes Bull Brothers.
in a well known comedy pantomime
novety. .\\'illir Zimmerman will
sent his original creation “At
appropriate tic-cc of humor.
and Jain comcdy sistcrs may be count—
cd upon for i‘urnisliinu'o full mcusure
of fun. Coogan and M'cbber will 11:?
starred in their own comedv “Taking
”('1‘ Home.“ and the show will he cloru
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1 Seats Are Now Selling Very
Fast
POsitively No Reservations Held
After 8 P. M. on the vening
of the Performance
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; Today at 2:15 and 7
Ball Bros. Co.
Ar. Origina Comedy Pantomine
Novelty
Known Character Artist
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.1»: \Nell
Willie Zimmerman
(“‘ermg His Original Creation
) "At the Peace Table”
Helen and Jean
The Comedy Sisters
Coogan & Webber
‘r‘e Clever Comedy Duo Offering
"Taking Her Home”
\‘aodeville’s Most Unique Act
., Captain Betts’ Seals _
Presenting the Trained Seals.
Monkeys and Roosters -
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The Incomparable
N azimova
—in—+
“Stronger .Than Death”.
Pathe News. Comedy
PlCTURE FEATURE
Shown Only at 9 o’Clock
Tuesday—Douglas Fair-bonito in
His Majesty. the American."
Wednesday—Paramount Artcraft
present: Irene Castle in “The
Amateur Wife.”
W’ufiv \I' v \ r‘x/ ‘ J‘J‘x
Three Times Today
At 2:15, 7 and 9
A Feast of Merriment
Douglas Fairbanks ,
is Presented by Big Four in ,
"His Majesty the Ameri-
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Capitol Comedy‘e
Holmes TraveIOQUe
Tucsdair
.T‘lwtro Presents the Screens
— Greatest Star
N azimova
——in——
”or Latest Screen Classic...”
“Stronger Than Dea ’{
Pathe News, Sunshine Comedy
Wednesday _,
Romance of the Strangest
Marriage on Record
Katherine MacDonald
and Thomas Meiz‘han
.411...
"The Thunder Bolt”
“The Invisible, Inf-nu"
Coming Last Three Days This
Week ‘ .
The Biggest Attraction m "
Vaudevllhw', . “
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(‘d with (‘nptuin l'lhlt‘s famous tariucu
scals. monknys and roosters. Nazinm-
vu's “S-‘l‘onzer Than bomb" is one 01'
.lhc hrs’xt plctlirc attractions thu' has
'crcr bcmi made. and is without cycop-
{lion the mo':l ratisl‘uclory i-i'i‘nz'l of tho
Inolnblc slur. Thorn will '00 inc con:-
‘ plctc shows: lUllflV at 2:17. and 7 o‘clock
.nnd a prom-motion of the feature pir-
:lnrc only at 1‘ o‘clock.
PALACE TODAY.
‘Douglas F/airbanks is Starred in a
l Feast of Merriment—“.-lis Majesty
the American."
it rather looks as. thatch Dcu‘da:
Fairbanks is establishing :l pcrmuncnl
stock company of actors. for in his nor:
picture. “His )lzri‘csly tho Anwricon,"
which is today showing: m the Palace
Theatre. their are a number ct t‘uccs
familiar to Fairbanks” plt'illlx‘ inllnw~
ers.
This marks the sixth ,pil-ture in
which Marjmy Univ has plan-ml the
lending female role oppoeite Douglas.
Frank dampen". who plays the villain,
has been with Fairbanks for ..~,-... . 3
ivear. Lillian Langdon appeared wuh
‘v-Fuirbanks in “The Lamb." the first p'ic
'ture he ever made. and has been semi
in other pictures with him. Albert.
i McQuarrie and .lav Dwiggins hon-21.3.."
lwifsc have both bccn seen before with
5 Fairbanks. For these people. ill least
“the Fairbanks. Company would filt'lli
gto mean smut-thing very
-- d definite.
idnTbe picture nppcars with n Burton
5 Holmes Travelogue and 3 Capitol com-
: edy. .
TRINITY CHURCH NOTES.
The services yesterday were wcll
attended and the meter preached lwu
vcrv able sermons. One. of {he mos-1
picnsing features of tin! sI-erco was
the large attendance of mount-samurai
ly at the morningservicc. 'l he rector
is proving himself to be :1 than among
men. and his messages appeal to men.
and especially the young: men.
There-will bc a meeting of the en-
“tcrtainment committee of Trinity
Young Men's Club :11 the rectory this
evening at 8 o'clock. .
Tomorrow. Tuesday. at 2 oclock.
sewing meeting of the Woman‘s Gulid.
The‘women are doing their Lenten
work. and are particularly anxious to
‘have every woman interested. wheth-
Ier a member of Trinityor not to b:-
present and assist in the sewing.
At 4 o’clock there will be evenim:
prayer and address by the rector. Mr.
At 7:45 a; monthly business meeting
of the W'oman‘s Guild. At 8 o’clock.
meeting of Trinity Men‘s ,club. There
will be a report and recommendations
‘from the entertainment committee. re-
lport from the new finéncial- secretary.
lEmest R. Taylor. and semi-annual
'election of a nominating committee.
On Wednesday at 4 o'clock for the
Sunday school and 7:45 for adults,
there will be a. lecture 'by the rector
on the Mountain Whites of Virginia.
West Virginia and South Carolina, il-
lustrated by the stereopticori.— The
rector will undoubtedly make this ex-
tremely interesting; as he was at one
time a missionary in this region.
HAVEN IN GOOD sHAPE,
lNEW ,
SAYS FEDERAL PRESIDENT
Haven and- Hartford under Federal
control. said today that the New Ha-
ven road is in better shape than ever
“The Foursome.
before." 7E. J. Pearson, who has been
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I‘cacn Tablc“ u particularly good andi
Helen'
substantiull
NEW HAVEN, March Sir-15. Buck
‘Aland. president of the New York. New
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CASE-WAS WWW
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Everyone Knew How He
Had Suffered Frog
ach Trouble. C
Bowels and Weak
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idneys
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M ELV I N LOYD.
.: common talk down 1:)
the ”Him-i Co," said Mr. Loyd, of 194
East Main strewn “but I sure have
“on my battle with siomnr-h troublcol‘
ten years' standing. it it did take his
bottles or ClNO’l‘, and 1 improved with
cach bottle and was so encouraged
that l k. pl, c“ viking it and am today
a wall man. No mal'cr how careful §
\\:1.; about my food. it would turn to
gas and I would belch up water a: hot
as firc. i had a blurry lump on my
Momm‘li. was; bmli) co.-tipalcd and my
kidncys (‘lefi‘d me out of bed fn'c Ul‘alx
times :1 night. But it is all m‘cr now
and (‘lNO’l‘ put an end to my troublcs.
fl um we'll and strong and cannot en-
idurs‘c this remedy too much." .
l ClNOT is for excluszvelv. at
vPIaistcd’s Drug Company. 3 Washing-
‘ton street, South Norwalk: ~
ll. .le-z‘vrn'. Ft vml‘crd: H. E. Norllnups.
lJullhul}; Luci-9n l). Switzcr's South-
'port ;‘ \\'.-;tport l‘rug C0,, “'cslporl;
”My cvsr-
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.l. ll. Hartman's Drug Slows. i‘nridgc-
port-Adv.
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“ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ "0 nn ru-
lecrl millage] ol the s} .(. ,
‘ and Mr
smiles his plzlce as president.
Buclxland llP"t‘.-nll‘s vitc-prcswunt
counscl. ./ _ <
"Dyuling gOVCYIU‘UlHi control llm .(ud
has been wcll kipl up." Said )ls‘.
Bucklnnd. ’Tlu'rl- n starchy of
rolls, lmwcvcs. an i we are 5.00” tons
short. Tim frciizlit bliz-i‘H‘f. is cvm
increasing and wc pwbuLi) \ii‘l nccd
bigger locmnofix'rs soon.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
Tho tcnru‘s in tlic 13:11:
(horns Inc! with llius M."1r‘l-y_ ‘rli
day morning to rcehnrsc {or thn ('mn
inc conccrt in April.
.~"l.‘.l
social which i .n he lllld t'li.~ mouth.
[I has both d (mind in lECVI‘ a semes-
of tableaux pornzlyin; sacral n.’ the
popular songs.
Miss Louis» Smith n. SilliLHi‘ll k. :'
sumed hcr dull‘;
a. week's illncsa.
(x.
l'he Senior Mcr Err." Ciri' Fri xnvilx'
Sociely of Gi‘ac.‘ liulscnpnl r-lvtrth will
meet this evenin" ml the humn {if fills.-
Edith Foster on Wilton avenue,
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' 'At the‘ Phil“
‘Stom- .
main-e Today
“pure strain sows
been broken in
days . ago
brought 317.209 at an
stock ’ yards.
oners MVe
concealed in pieces 0
way into the
Censorship‘of
prison
All world records
when '
The
despite the Close
all geckos“.
for the sale of
are said to have
Kansas City a few
“Fashion Gir "
’uuction at the
previous reco. rd
price according to bog 'raiscr‘s. was
$6.100. >‘ ~
of David. a. religious col-
ony in Benton HINDI“-
turned to jazz.
~the colony'
itself in syncopat
jazz.
for a. tour of the
Wood-sawing,
Bluff 5,
The House
For
5 band has
tons and the or; of l
The organization has dgned up :
Orpheus circuit.
Mich, bu
sevgrrdi weeks
been perfecting
James Mad'sen was instantly killed
when he lost his balance, and fell on
gong
Iowa. a few
mar Comical
dayg ngm :Mad-
son's. head was severed and his body
out in two lcnmhwlse by the sharp
teeth of the saw. a,
’.The highest price ever
carload of mules was received in
other
erty,
Brothers & Huntlngton.
Mo. the
paid for a
bib-
day by Gray
,for twenty‘
three head of Clay -County hybrids.
The animals wcrc
bought
by J. H.
Overfelt of Clarence. Mo.. at on aver-
age price of $415 a head.
A flock of blackbirds. harbingers of
l
The Mandolin (‘1th run this :lx‘w'r-
not n (1' L’ o‘clock.
Thc spelling words for this “cc-k
arc: l’luguy. diat‘pall,‘ \ mum; '
mom. llll'dll' ’-'Ii'lll. vilil'y. bullullcn.‘
rarely lam-2: hillt’f‘ll Hms‘flalin.
Plans or» ‘ ‘ :: Hindu for tho .4‘n‘i0l'
this ummin: after
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Nazimova in “Stronger Than Denny:
abthe Regent Theatre Today withl
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Five Acts of Vaudeville.
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With other nauseous.
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‘ ,. Store Closes Saturdays at 6 ..
«NEW/”SPRING DRESSES ; .
y .: .~ M; W SPRING SUITS ‘
5 . .NEW SPRING WAISTS
a circular saw while a member or a,
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‘an early spflng, was seen in East Lex-
.ington by Patrolman \V. Franklin
tFletcher of the Lexington Police ‘De
partment. And the first pussy wll
lows o’ rthe season were picked by
some of the numerous snowshoers.
I Mash seized by a prohibititn squad
.that raided a‘ moonshine still near
Charleston. \V. Va, was rel to bog
on the place and they became 'zlorr
ously drunk." The hogs jumped. kick-
and rolled overoncveral times be-
fore they finally went firm a (toad
lslcep. ‘ ”
Flodlng himself without a weapon
when threatened with douth by ‘a wall.
Bert Acton of Breckiurialgc. (‘01.. hunt-
er and trapper. seized tin/vicious an!-
and killed it with
[blows on the head from a stout club.
lThe wolf measured five feet. five
inches from tip to tip. .
Charles Kutcht-skl of Big. Rapids ran
‘bcgun suit against lhc‘ «:in of Big
[Rapids for $10,000 for the Inss of his
:wife on June 23, 1919.
[ski was drowned in a ratcway wiirn
‘an autcmcbile went mcr an utibanic
ment. Six of hrr cixhiwn
gwcre in the car with nor
rescucd.
i Thc§c arc the soft drum: for the win--
irnge colleclms in Pittsburgh. The
gspectacle of autos being '0']! t; :rkc
dire men to and from work is hem:
wnncssed. Wages of $7 in $3 a (he
' m were
are being paid but this is not (auburn ’
” to . ' '
,‘Thkeeplhc men ft: the Job cvrry day.
3 ‘ e ell-3 authorities. In solw» the prob-
:lvm. mt upon the iii/‘3 of fuizlishlr"
5thc machlucs. b ”O
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"I‘l‘d Moulmn. dx-Itzz'er i.
((‘flfil‘t‘l' to his homo ahrnugh “mg”!
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Fee I. Drag ?
Whenltbouefbntodmgonefoct
after the other. when you are clings
tired and new lacking in math and
endurance, when aches and pzim not;
the body. it inwell lolookfor vapours
olkiduymbb.
Elly EMF—1.15
banish cfi'ect: d kidney and triadic:
l unable by removing (he came. They
! are healing nod cur-olive. 'i‘bcytone up
and caught-.4 (L: weakened or directed
argon; They relieve buckzche. the:-
mbc pain, all joints. sommuscks.
W. W. Wells. Tannin. Mich. writes: "I
[at me relief Inch tnkinc Foley Kidney rm...
1 on on my (not no“ of the line and cc! tired
out. After W Foley Kidney Pills. lkvmzlm
no feel like new an. I "comm-d than to
my custom.“ and mm have hard of any can
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For are by “Moon—PM" Corn.
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‘NO ONE D138 01" P003;
. VISION
'but many? suffer from it.
Visio' n. _ . .
’1‘ H A M E R
‘Oplmnetrists and Optic-1d
“The m of glass!
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New 1e deity.
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who.
Miss Kurc‘lln- .
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when they did not civo ulidoctian." ' ‘
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specinlile in correcting foulty‘
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gain Class ladies Tailorlull
fis our specialty. Came in and let us
Linke your order today for yourSPRGC .
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i We know you will admire the matc-
frial fl om which these Soils are made
éup, and you will be perfectly satisfied.
i ‘Come in before we get too busy for
{the holiday season, -
iNewYOrllLallics’Tailor
‘ Dressmaker and Farrier
:11 North Main St, South Noe-wall
; (Phone 336-8. J
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. The real cold weather drink is
our not Chocolate—which h made
right ond served right.
7 'l'ryit todsywhenyoum '
;ed and depressed—it is certain to
prove delighghlly delicious.
{.10 South Main St, South Not-wont.
‘ Phone can. ‘
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Invigorating, Rm. ‘ving. Nourish- f
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South Romlk's m
consent? 13 AIM
To be well corutod is o
are. We know how. Try III-.3
Cone tier: and Clover
56 South min Strait
GET A SQUARE n7 .
We will buy: your nun
cod- rags. pan-urn. Junk no
«acnné hand goods Anything 3‘.
have. Price according lo the q
1y o.’ the good:
than.
PHILIP P. MAHONE'! .
52 Van Zandt street. Phone mu
Second ma goods always on only
A noun Md
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THE HARDWARE a:
AUTO SUPPLY CU ‘
rm. 131545. So. Norma; a}.
Imam ‘
Oil! and Greases _‘
Stewart Speedometer an»,
(2 Wotor St.
W .
Parts. Starter a! “
Generator Brushes
' Devin'e Bros.
”View Ave. end I'll-It Bx.
.TEL. 53
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ierul plates with the some folk, ' h
ishonld not gm discouraged and?“
thcre is nctlnng better in store fig
him. If you in re a mouth that it“
7cd a little out of the ordinary, a m
Unade in my officc would denim
gthe facv~ that peculiar mouth: on “
‘madc to hold a plate firmly. can. t
‘and have your impression taken 1‘.
I 'enjoy life once more.
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There Is No Exchsefi
for a person to Wear arDficiu to“
Ithat drop when rpcaking or my:
ieimply because he may have no iIF
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 So.
Hour-P9 A. M. to 5 P. N; 7 N .K.‘ H
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Main at" South Namath?
, curt-elem. We
’ ' refer you to "gone
: whom we hove
served. They will
; convince you of
our efficiency and
of our fairness.
They will tell you
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', Can YouUsc ‘7
New Watches,
flew Clocks and? New -
Goods?“ " ,
a... to flou- I'll-ll! 3"
a. an pro-u“ ‘9'
now on“ 11‘ Is
The one who has money at M
bu o leans-income than on
in continndy borrowing.
One does not spend ALI-r
tbootbcr does. . ' ‘
gm mien mytobold of f
of your income is to do”!!!
port weekly in 3. Swing: ~
mat.
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