Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 23, 1920 · page 3

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in ‘The FeanéerL"
“The Fear Market" 9. Realart Pru-
whlch is— to.be presented at

the Palace Theatre today is a photo
play attraction which critics who

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New Yorker Outpnints Emotion
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I'HILADELPHIMC March 23.——Wll-v
lle Jacksion, the New York punch dis-
penser, outtought ‘Johnny Sheppard,
d’p lightweight, in a six-round
bout, at the Olympia; A. 'A., last night.
Giving Sheppaul 13 1-2 pounds failed
to handicap the‘hard hitting Jackson.-
who almost rocked the Briton to sleep
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NEW HANEN, Munch 23.~—Thrce
public service vehicle drivers were
in courththe nominal sub of $5 each
ycslreday. in a test case in which the
charge was that they had failed to
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Jacob account. The denies
tint the law merely requl.es a d”
to dlsplay a. public service man
when soliciting trnde only. Capra:
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deputies rode as passengers in :3
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rifle rights to the .c . .

Bobby. Doyle, of New York, finished
Tommy Holtpanother Englishman, in
the second round With a‘right punch
flush on the chin. Only thirtyvseven
seconds of the second round had chips-i

silver sheet as a medium (or the pres~
citation of leally big dramatic ideas
have declared ranks among the fore»
ll10Sl' of film dramas.

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. Tom Mix

of State F. ‘L. Perry assisted in the
prosecutions prime the detcncann
oprescfied by C. M. £0Wson,

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Alice Bradv the film ions' favorite
. , ‘ ‘ ‘ - ' _ ' _ ‘ ed when Holt—was counted out. .
g " I he ll cud” in the part Of SylVIB. Stone 1“ Calico _, , _ _ . ...... \ CI‘RPET CLEANING ‘
I Anson“: upon to port—ray the gamut of human METHODIST CLERGYMAN DEAD. - K We CLF \V ,1 V... . . ,
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Stmshme Comedy emotions and docs so mth n tells-L) BE’I‘HEL. March 33’4““? Re‘- G G COLORS in Cal‘D‘Jtsl and Russ. WE CLOSE S ATURD AYS AT
_ ’“ ”‘ . that is most convincing and a subtlety Horace Q. Judd, a retired Menodlst CARDS ~ Mal; thorn like now (less wee"! , ' 6
W CdIlOSdaV , which causes the calloused critics to Episcopal clergyman, ’vvho held many 7 (All orders calledl 1fol'samli deliver (l i .
i. nita “towart speak of her work as ranking with pastorates in the New York East Con- FOR EASTER. 3313;932:2anixp‘éilficeé‘flfgi .__._.. . ; - _fl- -. __. ..
~ ‘ V the best overseer. on the screen. ference during his long ministry, tiled .. , rugs specially treated. ' GAS BLOWN OUT: TWO DEAD. , ‘ , . .. I
‘ 1”“ _ -.._. . i——- - at his home here yefiterday, at the ‘ Large assortment. Makeyour ’C t' t C . t Cl MPR%VIDISIJ:‘NCE. R. I. March 23.-“ ADV; l‘llAVElfl.£larc};l 23,-afgr». .
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3”" Attractaons A Thrilling Story of Romance And Mrs. George .Robexts. “ho Unfit .~ F. IAHAMILTON found dead in their roam in a Fedora day. qom" 25? “$2011 mambo” were
. Adventure, Tom Mix in wont an operation last week at the GeO’S. Wyman, Manager in“ lodging house, yeste'fxlay. A med ““9- Th" 013"“ "5 ”m 5” tarpon“
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('mtain Everster’s
Monkeys
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l: Hippodrome.
Four other Big Acts

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Niles form the theme of “The Feud!
the new Tom Mix feature which “W:-
liam Fox will present at the Regent
Theatre today.

In this thrilling photoplav Mix
plays the part ()‘fJere Lynch, son of a
fourlist fmnily. Jere, forgetful of the
herizazo of hate. falls in love with the
daughter of the enemy, played by pret-
lv live. Nov-ilk. The feud breaks out
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