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“THE GIRL FROM
THE'SOUTH SEAS"
‘ ‘HER PEARL-
SMUGGLING FATHER"
The Bigmt Event in 'l‘
THURSDAY. AND AY
Fltzmam .ce
UCTION
'l’ldols OF Clay
or.» Mac Murray
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and David Powell
“THE YOUNG
LONDON ARTIST ’
“' THIS LOVELY
TIGER WOMAN" .
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Three Shows Daily at 2:15, 7 and 9
SPECIAL MUSIC
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REGENT ;
Theatre ?
he Home cf Distinctive Photo ;
plays
TODIY-v 7‘ .
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The Scre: n 's Dearest I
CONSTANCE BINN NE‘Y i
in 1
“SOMETHING
DIFFERENT”
COMING
FATTY ARBUCKLB
in
“THE ROUGH HOUSE”
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HOYT'S
THE I
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Programs Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
ZENA KEITH
"THE WOMAN THAT GOD SENT"
SATURDAY
M R. IVU
From the Celebrated Stage Success
and
The Fourth Episode of
“THE IVHIRLWIN D”
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loyal James HOTEL
Restaurant a la carte
and Table dc hote
_Beautifui rooms, with or
Without bath at moderate rates.
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REGENT, TODAY. . "
Constance Binney. in “Something Dif-
mm,” a Reflux-t Play.
How would you like to get up at
flour o'clock in the morning. start
wort at live and finish for the day at
pine? ms is the way Constance
Dinner and her entire company had
is ”It down in Cuba. where the ex-
!erior scenes for. her newest Restart
more. "something [bitten-Int." which
comes today to the Regent fissure.
were taken. The weather in ,Cuba
wa so unbearably hot that it washi-
REGULAR PRICES
THE HOUSE OF ’100 PER CENT
ENTERTAINMENT
TODAY
MARION DAVIES
“THE RESTLESS SEX"
ThurSday, Friday and Saturday
The Mystic Musical Maids
Now Playing Polis', Hartford
' Fehrman &. Nash
Male Vocalist—None Better
DUNCAN & FLYN N
AERIAL ARTISTS
, and
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
ALICE JOYCE
“COUSIN KATE”
Directed by Mrs. Sidney Drew \
SATURDAY
Owen ’Moore in
“The Chicken in the Case"
ihomt- 'whcn the
possible to “elk art’s-l lIiIIc o'clocm
thr morning.
The picture. 33l-Iitli was adapted
{mm the bool; "I‘ulderons I’Iisoncr."
'13 Alice Duet Miller: is a delightful
story of a bored New York debutante
ulio goes to ruin-America in search
of “something different." Miss ,Bln-
I‘c3' is sumiorltd by an excellent cast.
:lncluding \l'zIId Crane who has the
l-. ading male role. Crane Wilbur. Lucv
l'ov. Mark Smith and Gertrude hill-
man.
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IDOLS OI" (1.3 Y
Mac
Murray and ”Mid have" In
New Fitmaurlcc Play.
George mnmauncé. whose latest
photoplay creation. "Idols of Clay."
is being shown at the Regent Theatre
Thursday and Friday. believes that
one of the chief duties of a good mo~
.a— .‘_—~
eptng up with current develop-
ments in thought. But chiefly. of
course. the director must be vitally in-
terested in life itself as it is led by
people in all the different statuses of
society. Only in this way can he
make his pictures really convincing."
PALACE TODSY
Paramount's Super Production ”the
Restless Sex" Pursuits Marion
Davies As Star .
Of all the Paramount super attrac-
tions there has been none better and
few con to “The Restle- Sex" which
Is the eature .special. at the Palace
Theatre today. 'A timely subject ably
handled. the production at .once
makes the strongest kind of an appeal
walkers will turn out in very large
numbers to see this piece. Moron
Davies plays the leading role and she
is ably supported bye. cast that has
all of the qualifications necessary to
fit every member for a production of
the calibre of "The Restless Sex." The
Palace will combine other attracthc
picture with this headliner for to-
day' rograni,
SAYS WHITE 80X
vostigation of A l I e g e d
Pigeonholing Of Indict-
merit
CHIC AGO. Feb. 2.—Robert l-Z.
=.Crowe State's Attorney. yesterday
personally conducted a. Grand .fiury in-
vestigation into reports that the in-
dictmcnts voted some time ago against
eight. Chicago American League buse-
ball players and other: for alleged
complicity in the throwirg of the 1919
world's series games were to be,pig-
eouholed and the men never brought
to trial. \
Among those called before he jury
yesterday were Maciay Ifiyne. former
State‘s Attorney: George T. 'Kenney.
his secretary: Thomas D. Nash. nt-
toruey for four of the indicted .play-
ers: Hartley Replogle and Henry
Berger. former Assistant State's- At-
torney. who conducted the baseball
investigation. and L. G. Edwardson.
the proceedings before the jury was
made. it was said that Mr. Nash de-
nied that he"e3'er had laid that the
case would be dropped or that he had
been offered copies of the original tes-
timony for a. certain price.
All of the White So: have tarnish—
ed bonds except Chbk Gandil. Claude
Williams and Joe Jackatm.
trusted as 'jfngitlves from justice" if
they did not appear at. the trial. and
an attempt would be made to force
them to surrender.
COBB .1ND"JOHNSON
NE“; I’IAVl-ZN DIRECTORS
Eastern League Team .‘lny lic Faml
for Detroit.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. I-‘vb. :.—Thd
report that Ty Cobb intends to make
the New Haven club. of the Eastern
League. a farm for his Detroit outfit
was givcn more crtdcncc than ever
lycstcrday 33hcn it “as announced that
'he has been elcctcd a member of the
hoard otdircctors of the local club.
Cobb is a bony stockholder in the
ng Wise Crackers . club. which won the championship of
the Eastern League last year.
EARL & MULLEN “'altcr Johnson. star pitchcr of the
. \Vashington club. also has been clctl~
in . led a. directo. of the New Ha3cn cluh.
“.'\ Little of this and a little “I Ill Tt‘ll Ll-30\ARD N] .‘l‘
of That" I CHAVCl-I “ITH TY COBB
THE RIOS : llutt-h Imonard. the pitcher who re-
;fnsr-d to I‘cport lo the Yankees in 1919
. and quit the Tlg crs last season. Will
get another chance with Detroit. Ty
Cobb has signcd the former Red Sox
star. Judging from press comment in
Ilrtroit pant-Is. the fans out that way
‘urc not wild about Leonard. who went
Tigers needed him
'most in 192“. but Leonard cost Frank
.\:I.\in a considerable sum. so he has
1 been forgi3cn.
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The Detroit clubdaid the Yankees
$12. 5.." for Leonard and gave the
llitrht-‘l n IICnUS of $3. 500 to report.
III r1“‘("'i\lll a salar3 of 810 000 in
i'Jl'i (llltl the samc sum in 192". so
that the few games which Leonard
has 3. on for tbt Tigers hayc cost Na-
3h! lust 325. 00".
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SLOI'GIILIN AND CROSS T0 \IIZI'ZT.
H ARTFURI) l‘1b.\Villie “K.
O." laughlin. the tough bottler from
.Bcthlehem. Pa- and Marty Cross.
‘member of this nation's best known
I lighting family. will arrive in this city
this afternoon prepared {or their
fight. at Foot Guard Armory. before
the Liberty Athletic Club. According
.to notices recei3ed last night by the'
a
'promotcrs of the card. both.Loughlinl
Iuml Cross are fit for the fun. follow
ing .1 training period that
HEALTH 0" “'03!“
How mhny perfectly well women do
you know? Isn't it true that in order
to keep up with the march of pro-
started
Incnrly two weeks ago.
was the endurance of woman is of-
ten strained to its utmost, and the
task upon her physical system is in
many _cases greater than she can
stand. Headaches develop. and new,
3011. irritability. backache. dragging
tion picture director is to keep strict- ldown ”mac” “.1. other “53m
ly up to date.
“Take the technical side of pie-
tures. for instance.” explained Mr
ll‘ltzmaurtce TOne must be familiar
with~ali the new productions as they
come out. Some company is always
introducing _ s . photographic smelt):
'aihnents peculiar to women. The re-
liable remedy when a woman gets in-
ham 3 legetable Compound. as for
nearly half a. century it has prayed
and there is no question but that Nor-.‘of
MUST PAEE TRIAL
State’s Attorney Starts In-,
v’hile no ofi‘lcial announcement of.
These ‘
three men. "Mr. Crowe said. would bet
tosuchaeondlflonhhydianm‘l-
Werninx' Unle- you see the name
“Bark" on m or on tablets you
ah not getting genuine Aspirin 331-,
scribed'by physicians for twenty-one
years and proved sate by millions.
Take Aspirin only as told in the Bay-
er package for Col“ Hudache. Neu-
ralgia. Rheumatism. Eel-ache. ’llooth-
ache. Lumbago and for Pain. Handy
tin boxes of twelve Bayer Tablets of.
Aspirin coal: _few cents. Drucgl
also sell larger packages. . Aspirin is
th tnde mark of Bayer Hanufaetu
‘uonoacetlcacideeter of Salicyllcac-
id.
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'COIILIXSHTALKS 0F WEAVER.
In regard to Buck “'eaver's boast
that he will be back with the \Vhite
80:: next season. it is interesting to
read what Eddie Collins has to say
on the subject. The Chicago infielder
was asked the other day. at his home
at Lansdowne. Pa.. what he thought
of the 11103 ement to reinstate \Veaver.
land he replied:
"I am very reluctant to belle3e that
any of these players will e3er appear
in $0.3; uniforms again. no matter
what the court does. If any of the
eight suspended players were reinstat-
ed it would be a blow to the team and
upset playing. I hardly think it pos-
sible for any of the indicted men to
mingle with their former mates again. I
It is almost unthinkable.
"You must. also regard the effect it
would have on the public. You cannot
whitewash or condone charges of
throwing ball games. The fans would
never tolerate It. The whole team.
hhonest players and indicted players
alike. would be no er a cloud.
"If one of the players charged with
being in the bribery lost a game by
making an error or doing something
stupid. then the'crowd would yell:
'He's sold olt again.’ And. of course.
in a. season's play all of the players
are bound to lose games in this man-
ner at some time.‘ I
.\'o Chance for “‘eaver.
~"l rcnd in the papers where one of
the indicted players -.declared that he
would be back with the So: next sea-
son. but I don't believe he Will. for the
reasons I have mentioned. I have
talked on this subject to Kid Gleason
and he doesn't think that any of them
will return. and certainly has elimln~
ated them from all consideration in
making plan a for net! season.
" I feel sov ry for me of the players
whose care: I: ha3e been cut short by
the scandal. and to: others have not
the slightest sympathy. for they threw
.Ilown baseball. fans and their fellow-
players. It's hard to believe that
\Vcaver would enter into any such
_...
(-onspiucy. yet there is the deadly
evidence in the confession."
All of which makes it look very
lgood for Buck.
IHCKARD ISSI'ES.CHALIll-ZSGE ON
BEHALF OF PLESTLVA T0
STRANGLI'IR LEWIS.
NE“? YORK. Feb. 2.——Tex Rickard
circles by issuing a challenge to
Strangler Lewis to meet'Marin Pics—
tinn in a. finish match (in Madison
Square Garden. no holds ba'rcd.
“I am ready to sign bowls for a
finish match." said Rickard. "I have
Plastina's name to a contract to wrcs-
tie any man in the world. Ind that'
certainl3 inc ludcs Lewis. I am willing
that Louis have the first chance. as he
is the champion. In view or the raetl
that Lewis states be Is unable to get?
the belt which Joe Stecher holds. 19
will prcs‘nt a belt emblematic of the'
championship for a match between'
Plcstinn and Lewis. or between Pics-
tina. and any man in the world. to
which no strings will be attached.
"in alt cmpting to bring these cham-
than to cater to the best interests of
the game. which is certainly not aided
when I’lcstina. is barred from particl-
patlon for championship honors."
stranglcr llewis arrived in the city
yesterday and assured Jack Carley
that so long as lie feels that- the
wrestling public desired the dlscon-
tinuslion of the llcadloclr he would
abidé b3 the ruling
I This In. Ikcs it look as though Lewis
would not makc a match with Pics
tlna.
Thcrc is no good reason why Plcs~
tlna should not have a title match!
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NEGRO SOLICITOR GETS 30 DAYS.
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GREEN‘VICH. Feb. -.—I'tobert A3
Hutchinson. a negro. was sent to jail
-for thirt3 days and lined $16 and
lcosts yet. tcrdny. on conviction of so-
liciting funds from wealthy residen
.uppopedly in Mbalf of Little Bethe!
-church here. and which clainf was
shown to be fraudulently made. e
book which he used to Keep records of
donations showed that he had ndded
3
gift being made to appear as :10. .
EWII’
’People preterm
providedpronptand
mocha-ace
proves nine.-
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peofi fl
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’IIcnts were on their feet at file close
' matches with
yesterday created a stir in wrestling .
pions together I have no othcr desire -
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an o to figures in many Instances. a :1 l '
NEW YORK. Feb. 1—11.. status of
theA.E.F.boxer-otthehnambt
division will be fairly well-known aft-
er Capt. Bob Roper finishes him’bout
tonight with Al Father“. of Sta-ten Ill-
and. at the ‘Comomnwealth Sporting
Club. Roper has made the best
aid of any of the military hes
him only has he defeated Bob ran.
who won the championship of the
class in France. but he has dispoeed
of some of the best non-military box-l
ers since the close ofztbe war. He
claims decisions over Bill Brennan,
l-‘ranlt Moran. Tom Gibbonsfland Bart-
Icy Madden.
From the fact that all of his oppo-
is Inferred that Capt. Bob is not a de-
structhe puncher.. but
points for his victorlgs
Roper is quite apt to meet with a
surprise when he faces Al Roberts.
This Staten Island thumper is a great-
ly Improved boxer over the form he
showed when he was defeated by
Gene Tunney and Roperwill—be com-
pelled to lit-p livelier than over before
in his career as a pugillst.
Roberts is a fairly good boxer at the
present time and he is a hitter par ex- [
cellence._
DATES FOR POLO GASES.
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of the specified number of rounds it!
depends on .
o
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2.-—~Dates
for four polo games were “hunounced
yesterday by the University of Penn-
sylvania. They are: Feb. 6. First
City Troop: 12. Yale; l9. Squadronl
A. of New York: 26. Princeton. All
contests will be played here.
Negotiations also are under way for
Harvard and West
Point.
Evelypne Should
Drinlt Hot Water
in the Morning
Wash away all stomach. liver.
and bowel ”Icons before
breakfast.
To feel your best day in and day
out, to feel clean inside; no sour bile
to coat your tongue and sicken'your
breath or dull your heed: no mati—
patlon, htlious attacks, sick M
ache, colds rheumatism or may. and
stomach. you must bathe on the in-
side lilte you bathe Outside. This is
vastly more important. because the
skin pores do not absorb impurities
auto the bio'od.‘ while the bowel ports
0
To keep these poisons and toxins
well flushed from the stomach, liver
kidneys and bowels, drink before
breakfast each day. a glass of hot
water with a teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate in If. This will cleanse,
purity and freshen the entire alimen-
tary tract before eating more food.
Get a guarter pound of limestone
phosphate from your plummet. it
is inexpensive and almost tasteless
'Drink phosphated hot water every
morning to rid your systbrn of these
vile poisons and toxins; also to pre«
vent their formation.
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JANUARY - ;
CLEARANCE SALE
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TRUST'CO. :
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On account of the
fire in our former
quarto rs we are now
temporarily d o i Ii g
business at the old
"lens—Twelfth Street Rag—Fox Trot
. 18715—lf You Could Care—Medley Waltz
IN YOUR HOME CITY AND GET SERV-
ICE WITH IT. IT COSTS NO MORE.
Phone or ask for a free demonstration.
, ~ EASY PAYMENTS!
DONNELLY’S
16-18 SOUTH MAIN STREET
‘orss svsnY sumo
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The Cigars In Our Humidors
were not damaged by water and smoke. On- “'2
ly the cigars that were outside the humidor.
were damaged and are now to be disposed of. "
We solicit the patronage of the public and we »
will give them the best cigars for the money
that can be made. . .
OLD WELL CIGAR CO
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New Victor
For. February
Arc here ready for vour approval. “c shall be glad to play 3
any or all whenever it suits vonr convenience. Come in
hear them today, or send for the illustrated booklet describ'm
them. Here are a few:
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”ZS—“Tia an lrlsh Girl I Love and .hc's Just Like You - .
John Mean-meek
“wk—Love Nest. Violin Fritz Knish?
lNOS—When You‘ re Gone I Won't Forget Peerless Gum
There‘ s a Vacant Chair at Home Sweet Home Charles Harv-lees
Isms-4' m a Lonesome Little Raindrop Victor Roberta."
For Every Boy Who' I on the Level
Victor Roberts and Harmonizers Qdmot‘
Henry Burr and Peerless Quartet?
Sterling Ti".
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WHO—Broadway Rose
Mother's Lullaby
lull—Uncle Josh in a Cafeteria Cal Stewart ?
Uncle Josh and the Honey Bees Cal Gtewart ,
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18712-Oh Gee! Say Gee! You ought to See My Gee Gee from 3
the Fiji Isle Bllly Murrly‘
My Home Town is a One Horse Town (March Song).
- Victor Roberts and Harmonlxera Quartet
All Star Trio
Dotty Dimples—One Step All Star Trio
18714—Tip Top—Medley Fox Trot Six Brown Brothers
' If a Wish Could Make It So—Medley Fox Trot 0
Six Brown Brothers
Joseph c. Smith's Orchestra J
Happy—One Step Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra
18716—My Isle of Golden Dreams. Waltz. Blue and White Marimba land ' '
Let the Rest of the World Go By—Waltz Hawaiian Guitars
18717—MaroihMedley Fox Trot Original Dixieland Jazz Ilhtl'
Palstecna—Fox Trot Original Dixieland Jazz Band
35704-—Just Snap Your Fingers at Cars, Darling—Medley Fox Trot
Paul Whitenian and His Ambassador Orchestra
Caresaee—I' m a Lonesome Little Raindrop-Medley Fox Trot
Paul Whiteman and His Ambassador Orchestra
First National Bank
Building, 24 Washing-
ton sheet. where busi-
ness will be carried on
as usual
VICTOR WESELY
(Formerly with Vaast Bros.)
Automobile Bodies, Fenders,
Lamps Re and Made to Order, aM
mot Metal wont.
Welding of AI Kinds if Metals.
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