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Beautiful' rooms. with or
without bath at moderate rates
PAL-ACE TODAY
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Picnu'e Attraction
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The Palace shows today will be on
the_ usual Saturday schedule 2 ..l5
complete
vaudeville and pictures. The five act
show which opened on Thursday not
{only maintained but added to the ini-
tial "day pepularity yesterday where
large houses greeted the numbers and
enthusiastic approval. ,The
Musical Buds with Van Dyke and
ineviin are two at the' very best acts
.. that. have‘ ,ever come~
_ to Not-walk.
W’lth this program today the Palace
will offer an excellent . film feature
"The Truant Husband” do which
Mahlon Hanlon will star with other
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Washburn .and‘ it . is quite .iikely‘ that
no one will dispute the ‘fsct that hell
well qualified for the role. The pic-
' ture attraction is the latest vehicle
that has been. produced by Paramount
f .111 which' Washburii has appeared. and
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Like other pictures in which he has
appeared- "The Amateur Devil" is .a
high class comedy that will furnish
yards of happy entertainment. The
two theatres will ofier- their-independ-
ent programs in addition to this fea—
ture. the Palace Fox News and. a. com-
edy and the Regent. Fantomas and a.
comedy with Para. Magazine.
“CALL THE [)0CTOB”_
Belasco my Due Here. Monday-Night
No forthcoming booking will be
'more welcome. than that secured for
an engagement at Regent Theatre
next Monday evening. when David Be-
lasco will offer his latest production.'
“Call the Doctor." 11 new comedy by .
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‘ Reaer‘Corley‘ a Letterbox!
The Catholic Trouser!“ published
in Hartford. publishes" as amen bpoil‘ ,
the dances ogt‘he season and theitfiefi .
rot clot-hing worn by yo‘hng‘w‘om “J ' ,
“Many elderly people who have 5 ‘
looked in upon .the dances on the sea.
son are appalled. " it page. "The
movements that are executed and the
gowns worn by the .young women
have caused the shock. ‘
“The modern ballroom: in the tea-
timony ofcr’edible witnesses; is a. ad.
11111111111111 comment on the bad taste-
and terrible thought! the is: moral:
of the period. The colleges. it seems,
en note and protested as a measure of
protection.
"Many speaking from experience.
eieterlous
effects or such dancing. at all of
the young college men who invent
new styles in dance are proof against
the nudities of the modern ballroom.
“It is seidom~that a. .young lady
who attire: herself modestly hast-ea.-
aon to repent of her backwardnesa. It!
is seldom that one who has reasons to
repent her appearance in the ball—
room is modestly attired. It the ap-
pare! oft proclaims the man. the ab-
sence of apparel just as treqently pro-
claims the woman.A1id oh it becom-
es the. ‘pandered to her dishonor."
"Faihers and mothers. 113' well as
the church. have reason to look to the '
fashions: both in dress and in danced
that now obtain among their sons and
daughters. The colleges sense the
danger. In a general way they have
to repent of the abuses that grow up
among the student- body.
home to a particular family. the tears
of sorrow and repentance may as-
suage grief. but they cannot repair
C FAVOR SALARY INCREASES.
$1,000 Raise dor- .Adintane .Gencral
and Assistant Approved.
The House today received favor.
able reports from Military Affairs
Committee to the . Appropriations
committee on $1.000 salary increases
tor‘the Adjutant-General. his assist-
ant and the Assistant Quartermaster-
General.
The Judiciary Committee reported
unfavérably on*eetablishment of a
rent commission. several other rent
and Tenement House bills and on the
bill changing the present method of
appealing from decisions of compen-
sations commissioners.
The Committee on Banks reported
unravel-ably on a bill which would au-
thorize savings banks to increase
loans on real estate from 50 to 60 per
cent. or appraised value.
The House rejected a bill for estab-
llsluneut of rural district justice
courts. , -
Unfavorable report was received on
a hill to include in the' State trunk
line system a road tram Bristol to
Waterbury by way 0! Buck' a Hill.
House Chaplain Ay er otter-ed prayer
for the retiring President. and the in-
coming Executive of the United States
today.
- IndianisblodelSoldier
Accusations that he was a German '
spy caused. Odie Leader. Choctaw In-
dian. to be made a hero and inciden-
tally to be chosen as a model Ameri-
can soldier for-a-portorit made. to
hang upon the walls of the French
federal building, .
Leader. in war days A foreman on
a ranch near Calvin. Okla. learned
from idle rumor 111-111. neighborhood
that he was accused of being a Ger-
man spy. He immediately enlisted
and in the course at a brilliant war
record was cited for bravery. Dur-
ing the engagement toa- which is was
I~|clted he captured two machine guns
and 18 prisoners. manning a. machine
for three days after the remdtadér or
his crew had been killed. Dowarreux
the French artist? picked upon Lead—
or as hb ideal of a painting from
him which now graces the walls or
the French federal building.
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