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Evening sentinel, Monday, June 14, 1920 · page 3

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Regent . e ,

THREE DAYS THIS WEEK

li'ednesday, Thursday and Friday
and ’9.

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A Tremendous Snectacle.

 

 

 

)5 :2 Just a Picture But a Great Show. .
FULL OF THRILLS :

ene will grin youu’hnndreds of night
.2 an assasrn: a thrilling horse race;
.eS: m'oonshmers. fighting men: men
' - cliffs: girl on horseback leaps over brok-
:~_;» save her lover and manv other SpeCIal-

.m-re of daring deeds in Old Kentucky: - the

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'caaltiful women and fearless men.

Directed by Marshall Neilan
goecial Music for Every Performance.

 
 
 

 

 

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De Gofl's were all out and all over
the beaches Saturday alternoon and
dough only a few of elem put their
modes-tale in water . a. generous num-
gber wore out bathing suits Sitting on
the sand.

‘9 De first bird dat I saw when I hit
Ltie sand pile was one that belongs to
{do feathered Specimen found In va-
grions bold houses, commonly callev; a
camel. ,
g I see a big 5.;in walking down along
ide water from tapping his toes just;

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we.
Peggy Paige DresSes

We are Sl'lovcriner a; bit: line of Peegv Paige sum-

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met dresses in all the new summer materials.

[PRICES $5. to $33.

Jufimrnpleted and ready for no
Vpancy, we die: for sale at. modest
prices and on easy terms.

3 CHARMING HUNGA; .
LOW norms

j 22 Plvmouth Ave»
5 Rooms and Bath

. “2.4 Plvmouth”Ave..
5 Rooms and Bali:

4 Rooms and Bath

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linto do foam as it struck the sand?
and hastily drawing deco back as if he

done.

 

‘was in a game of ”You chase be.’
a, Vr'hile talking to Dagon who was

So. Not-walk Trust Co

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Edolled out in creamers, silk display
;Shoit and sneakers. I learned de his-
;lory of de man and found there was;
Snothing to blame him for.
l He was one of douse guys which!
:‘are called prohibitionists but who are
l notring else but a gang of so~caUed
reformed dmnkafli‘s. according to Ed
1 Cook. Since his fiream came true he
been so dry that de boy hotes,the‘
name liquor and linid. Bats why he
could even keep his tootsies in de
water.
Heard it fella that was sitting with;
his sweetie talking of the election.

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‘He says. “Say Min." he Says “i guess
Harding took the “l-Azn' out of
Harding: tool»: the ‘li-ani’ out all
Hiram." . l
You tell ’em. Hardin; l’m knockingl
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‘ Well. boys. we'll all lime-up wnen
Chm—riot: and Ferris are named as the‘:
fhattery for the 'Norv|’.k Hour ease?
ball team. and we’ll do a. good deal;
jmore when We get started. 1
l There is only one thin: :hat keeps?
'a good many young fellows iromg
being pitchers and the: thing is their-i
right wing.

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MAY TAKE NEW HAVEN

 

Road Said to be Afier"

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According to a report originating
in Romeo and receiving - wide circu-
lation. there is a good prospect that
the Pennsylvania. railroad may short-
ly acquire the New_York. New Ha-
;ven & Hartford system. including.
the Central New

A despatch from Boston says:

This is authoritative
from Boston financiers in touch with

 

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,Wnll Street and Philadelphia merger

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infra. mat ion

Giftsior the Graduates

That Will Be Appreciated

WATERMAN’S romm pans
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GAMERAS—Kodaks or Brownian

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cm ems—mm mourns—mm
nears, etc. ‘

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“Large Assortment of—.—
Graduation Congratulation Cards

DONNELLY’S —

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‘magntes. who are planning We
Whiggest ever" railroad system.
‘ The consolidation will be made

 

 

 

 

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by congress at its last sessmn.
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5W ”‘3' New 5“ E“‘”“a‘"m°“ AND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA .
Every Day 7 ' two forminz the one big system in
’ New Enzland. . z;
TOdaV TOday The Pennsylvania railroad owns
d Samuel Goldwyn presents the Em- over 53,000 shares of the New Ila-r
__ .231: coinrzul play that merit Authors' special-#513,”; gV’exL New Haven and Pfinnsylvaf‘lxag
1;: elsewhere as a spa» Roberts. Rinehart's ; each own 13.00.) Shares 0! the law;
' .1.".0n—«Alan Dawn pres- 99 York connecticut railway. the p vs
3 — “Dangerous Days ! ’c 1 connection between‘the two 5V5—
. ' it a rd t'rm
lama hirkW'OOd and 3.11113 From the noted book of the same : tel-r15. _ The proposed 7 consoiga 1W“,
' name—~and wall give the Pennsylvania itT 0
9' Nflsson .tracks from Maine to Missouri. and-
‘ll Is ':\::urization of Harold Mac- Larry Semon lNew York,-n.DL Pittsburgh. Will be is:
icentml leiSIon 90ml.

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"me Luck of the Irish" : 6‘ 0 Y ”
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Frx Sunshine Comedy. . ,

- - . This picture. presented last night. ‘ Three pn=cnerm - ’
L43!" Hmmes Travelogue. ‘ created such intense interest. grain alcohol antic big §()un%g“§1:'
__. i and there was such immediate Zau from Rye police station.ha.. ”v
I“ T1195daY ‘* demand for another showing, jwhiskey 59.141 mm?d},{§’“§':e‘fl Vivian; .
- ‘3 "— feral: onis ....-

’ ‘~’:;1".‘ "()bnf': R“; ham that 11. 1:: held today. the POW. - 95. '- ¥ _...
9 mile! (mmwm spree- a on to the neadquani-skflf $56322;
It: . q .2 :P : _‘,:‘ .‘ .. ‘“_ authorities. ast wee ". 3‘" -- t - - >

’ l‘; iaa‘aceJ Eminent Au ; The AlanTlgg‘snégeZlart play 'sentalives of Prolnbmon hmorcer
h? or V n h '3 . ‘ _ ' _ " .Sltevlin. 4 - -
’, cancerous Days”- “The Luck of the 111311” The prisoners. alcohol $13.33;}: :1
‘2' -—-:i.nd——, " Sunshine Comedy.' b“? were captured m Rye i} I: —
" 3. " Holmes’ Travelogue. Feenr‘y The stuff was {811.93 of I;
i ”m" 59m“ > - " ' - mm M“ Piglnh”f§aiwmn”2‘§bi‘£&
' eh _ .. - _ ‘v‘v- . ‘ “ 5“ _ “‘_A_i - th e ‘ A;
. r.) , ._ erlmO oi comefiy. in ’ REGENT—TODAY g'thioczialeiiiel had turned 7 le in Port
4‘ W “Time” and direcred ‘ The Regent today offers an excep- ghaster :
a». ‘ M. :tionnl feature bill with ’three ammo. Henri; Gaston. oi 175i; Levinzt'in'

r "$011001 Days” : [ions of which are headliners. Man" ; avenue. Vew York. was the driver c1,
. l, _____ . Roberts Rinehargs celebrated story the auioinobile. Twenty—jive gallon,
,» .3 W'ed “Dangerous Days" is presented by,‘ cans of the alcohol were found. waih‘
.t'; _' need” 337 Goldwyn as one of the Eminent Au-I Gaston were IsadOl’ Meronisky of 1:7
4* W . ‘C‘. "eras: 2119 (7:22“ Beauti- thors -series. The play is yery well S'eccmd avenue. and Philip Lavine at.
it. ful. produced indeed. Larry ngon. W151 919 East 117th street. They tried to
‘ -' 1.; 4 - appear in a comedy of 'whlc he Is 311- " .‘ officer when taken in (my;
11.23.63 HammerSten‘l thor star and director “School Days." $32? the »- ;
-in— y 1: ins typical Semen laughter createri firagan pleaded guilty to recklt‘SS

t and‘is very fine.
no means the lease important
.day‘s feature. the management
lie-ring “The
ploits of a

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3.sz: Woman’s Game”
:iansen in the Selig
'1: on: Serial.

”Elie Lost City”

gammy and Friday

3 ”4 Visa ‘ SPECIAL AT.
moi-fiat lo‘NS 1 many people did
- , .lnnonnced , who desired to. it is
”Aloe Lake 2

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i James Kirkwood

AI WE THEATRES upponed by Ernest

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””133 spooning on Dawn is noted.
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, the. great ball in‘ be played as 'a special .
._. ”mm“ 01" the Ken", 1133 registered fine successes
p Their service in 9:533 With
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'n 3‘ “mime“ Holmes Travelogue.

As the third and by

13—35" presenting the ex-

chent‘ was. packed last. night beyond
capacity at the first snow and Filled
for the second on account of this at-l
traction and because of the fact theta
not see the picture: etc an
held over today. iv r

the Alan
Palace today
and Anna Nilson-l
‘ S Butterworth is a
ifast moving and colorful Story"of ele~
‘mental romance presenting variation
in setting to constantly keep one ill-.The fact that

Ther many climaXes active is

And Friday. by an . riveness for which the director A1311;
Critics have called;
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and indeed

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Pedestrian to
Birthday With loo-Mile Jaunt.
Daniel O’Leary. veteran heel
itoe athlete. will celebrate his
. birthday on June 29 by
nth:miles at Cincinnati. O'Leary,
est walkers the world has
and has engaged in long
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B'E’E’EN—~M . in the plav sch presented in the true best exercise.
, ‘ hinge ‘ ,. ”El-D KENTUCKY" iswle merited by iHanld 34:3chth M
"’ ‘ "’1’“ 0.23“” is added .- whose is the author of me story..'1'be LACE COMPANY DEFEATS R. a. w.
:1 u . Kentuckv" fen-‘ ' m to Ngw‘ York, _
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43*. which win ' 3 - nga 9. Hon. 2 The Connecticut Lace Cempany
0‘ Venice Cairo. Si pore “Wilbmeball team defeated the R. 8: W}

nine, in a fast
Saturday afternoon, by the score

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Railroad alreadylg
lbas petitioned to retain holdings on!
Ethe Baston & Maine stock now in the 8
under gm»,

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can
the

Also 100 Gallons of Alcohol, 3 Touring

driving in Port Chester. and was .
uspended sentence. being; ,
_ authorities. .
Harry Yacewech of Yonkers. his com-2;
was held for carrying can-

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DAN O’LEARY STILL WALKING.

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7 9th g
walking 100i ‘ ‘
Still ;
robust and erect. is one of the great»
ever known ’
distance
years.
he is still strong and
proof that walking is the

and Well played game.

game abounded with fancy .
plays. and ggfimmflmogh Bedh/ way.
5 was an act on, e was
this {W at the_Palsce nicked for enough runs-to bent his 1g
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~- Shoe Sale Continued
One Week More 9

20 PER CENT. OFF

‘ MEN’S, WOMEN’SAND
CHILDREN’S SHOES

We Wish to take this pportunity to thank the
peeple who visited our store on saturday for their
patience in waiting their turn and apologize er
their having to wait. Furthermore we want to
assure others that anothe r Saturday there will be
more extra clerks on hand to care foryon.

Buy This Week and Save ZOPer Cent.
.Any Shoe in Our Store 20 Per Cent. Off ’

 
 
 
 

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