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Specials Beginning.
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ammount Presents m: Celebrated
Alice Druer Miller Play '
Iii :3 "HARM
SCHOOL”
which Had ts Premier a Few
l‘.i.':'lihs Ago at The Regent
ALL STAR CAST
Headed by
'44.: ALLACE REID
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HOLMES TRAVELOGUE
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WEDNESDAY 4"
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04.): ~. E THOMAS
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i "THE FLAPPER" ’ 4'"
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5: "Tropical Nights,” Scenic
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g THURSDAY AND FRlDAY-
K .
5 Paramount Presents
l “HELITROPE”
i ‘4 th-me as big as the world—A
5 51.07 as soul gripping as Humor
: esque—A picture that will virtual.
} l,- thrill everyone who sees it.
{ spgcw- CHESTER COMEDY
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‘ “YOU'LL BE SURPRISED”
COMING'
V
1? Fatty Arbuckle’ s .=
f. .{3 LIFE OF THE PART
\4‘. ‘ AW
Vin. few helonpings which the}
' Recent Theatre today.
_ Accor ding t the story.
school from his aunt.
‘v' ‘nwp, satin-i1. (10:
BelieVing thaL.
Ft“ more time toi
luck. 05' tlm...£clvcs charming he con- .4
verts lbs institution into a "charm‘
school and‘ elm“: go.. all the methods
:01“ instrueflon. Tile-m iv a wealth of
romance.c
er dollghil‘uhfcamrcs. '
Thas‘: crv wawi-itten by Allen Due-r
Alillnr "‘z‘fin Geri-@1111. wrote. the sce-
nario- and 71‘.sz Crlize rlirccite? Lil'i
l 00 h ieadine wom‘nn and Adele Far-
rln‘gton. B ia‘n Rains. Edwin StéV'L-ns.
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School" which run be shown ct the
. _ Mr. -Re‘d '
. as Austin 130v h9r’inherlts the girls'
chféczv plot and many oth— 1 here t‘ mo: :0 V'.
' DAN‘TELB_ 111.. March 8.
clear up 0 of the {ingest
berles o: rcéent years wl‘l
ered in the grand jVi‘Py ,7
It waives“ princf
i‘i'mlif, G31); K310 of ,Mr. Vernal), Ill?-
nois, forum‘h a mlnis‘ or in “03c
lmm‘c $100. 000 in cash was found and
who» confessed. Another lot oi? $85.-
030. 'l‘na. tly cash. wcs found stufi’éd in 1
auto 3'). rts and othei p‘. are: in :3 gm- 1
Prime No: 50. Patricia me. 141100121359 in Pit Vernon jaizith owncd h‘
Stedman. ." Mr. RH» and rcn V'ilfiamw. \‘fiL
. .. .4 . llinmson has " l . ' ~ ~ ‘
?I;‘.~\:.:l:‘~‘G ”hurry- . “at“ u p mhbw‘; [’6 "'7“ ,“mmch
1 i ‘
; .. ‘BY ‘TARVATIO ' Rayond an-nimng that he rarilci~
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\. ‘ pain! in 1110 :‘obbcri Mr lx’vlc has 1'"-
nil] H 'i l' '1 ' ' l -. ‘ ~ V ‘
; "" ' ”" "N ”‘3" 3:: tad i: il'm'rrlsltlon Tor publicgficn
”'h . a ' -* “ =~ "
120i :1, (art of any kind in the {ends or 93%);lt‘o”cxgé:‘qr’::: i;{::‘:dbr'“ni
- " an»
ilUl" a \Vlleti lalP0\V \VRS'SPBII
R:(\t
a hers;
in "motion a coo' 10. Was encoun-’
lcz‘cd \goifig to 61' .fran Inuikct. It
.V'.:. s as u z: {ti-cut fim‘ were over the
VV'holc commv and 'thc peopli- rVVirc
holding their hret-‘h and lis‘eniug and
iwaitimz for a. ho'nor. None but the
‘sturViuq or sick are soon in thc strcc‘ts
at such a time. Iamlnc {over and
ty’p hus soon break out in every town
and city.
“Outsit’lc the walls of these town:
and on ”the. l;i::h\V:1,;'s are (unacidtéml
ll! {-(lcme'ntod men. women and child-
l
l
wen going any“ h. rqhsomelimes with
cannot
{sclL Simc may carry bowls or‘bas-
lliclri containing lcnvcs. twigs. straw or-
iburl: from the. (recs. Nearly cvei
tree is strippcd pf its bark and dying.‘
l'i‘he people walk until thcy can walk
nu more and then sit down and die.
“No: :1. day goes"by but “one passes
it;
~lbndics in the highway or at" the road-
'sid'bs and the fields—113cm. women.
'childrcn and babies. Over the fields
:and along the roads prowl starving
logs U: at once more arc. fierce wolves
i ——gaunt, hungr) . saV age—devouring
iwhut lies in their VV'mV' In some in-
::.l 1114 mm: and womcn. insane. fight
with the dogs for food. And. once one
of thesuwlog’sfi killcd. he is at once
..)
ic-uicn lax mam or dog." ‘
'l‘hc natural causés ct" {‘mn'im‘ in
China are droughts and floods. Mr.
Jameson says. South of the Yang-tzc
River famittcs are rare as the lainfall
'is fairly rmmlar but north of the riv-
‘cr the country is classed as semi-arid
Hind Urn rainfall is subjcct to grczit
V'ai'ialinm, Sometimes the. rain is so
hoary that (ho grain is hcnion flat on
=lhc zrl‘ouml. (and largc urcus lcl‘t nwlcr
watch 'l‘lic lmrvcst is lost. land l10-
comes soddcn and rm crcps :Irc pos-
sible 11m“. llw 110x: \’(‘.‘,‘.l‘. limit is
= DAY AT 2:15, 7 and 9
are, than which no better has
has been made”
Realart's Presentation
"mg FURNACE”
came Roberts, Agnes Ay'reS,
Wilton Szhs, Helen Dunbar
As a play on marriage, with its sci
ti: gs, lavish ccstumes and situa-
tions it is eas:ly one a
thousand
JATl-lE NEWS
SUNSHINE COMEDY
b
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WEDNESDAY
“HIS OWN LAW”,
Featuring
HOBART BOSWORTH
"'9 Recent releases ofth: 3 star will
not readily be forgotten. “His
Own Law" will be .classed as the
best
.mrvA—rv
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
With Vaudeville
PAULINE FREDERICK,
1n
THE MISTRESS .
0F SHENSTONE"
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«lyal Jalfigs HOTEL
Restaurant a la carte
and Table do hate
ll amiful rooms, with: or
44; 4 bath at moderate ‘rates.
1” 111-1173: TL‘ILKY
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nly read of tho
\ 1-" 93* in an oak. who
"\‘l‘l tonguc but 5:1“
-l .z :11 wt row of 111 pcr-
- the \ll'lli "of such :ulv c.n
2y loss" until
) 1 l rn lei 1i hom ‘
V'e'wny.
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Fu’illizznl T).
.~""i1 339nm in {1'
ill rcmrmber for a
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t ) ( \yl-Ip
; lugs the. role of Folly
Anthony Bond is ably
Jerome Patrick. 'ths
l' sail-imam {ctnr and
tworite. Theodore! Roberts.
‘ Pr-tfy Francisco. M11144.
'l‘ul‘uei‘. -Maym'e Kelso,
ll obert Boldax. ani
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lipid has We a teacher
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‘n"l'lr‘:.
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u!“ dancing.
and ‘
Huh:
not actually umlcr wutvr lu‘cnmcs mic
\‘ust swamp.
Morr- li‘l‘fl‘
poz'lleicn 02'
hunilri-ils' 01'
ml carts. pack
donkey's. mvn.
iIOiIiS alum; til.
:35.
Iii-r. .lmnwn".
rOur-{Elihu of the (rans-
lf‘liimi is ill‘COlllpliSl‘F‘d l1:
iliousalnds 02~ two-whorl-
cnmcls. nlllli"S. liorsc'
VV‘luzcl barrcws'
(Inuit riw rs and aim—
i t.
that it'll: now iTnl' 0n. upon millions
cl‘ Chimsg 'a ill: 9 go no ‘uck Oi" i: Hills
try for the; 91's l‘li' "l inst rcmzirlmh c
l‘nrlnm‘: in iw \‘1‘1‘41" although tlu‘iz
millimls 3TH} lrr.‘ s m'c n‘lm ll tho sum!-
5 lhosc 1: vii in ii}: :'.pt in the tiny) of
3.51050 5. '1 inc piopic ll‘ 0 :L hand-10‘
mouth 0:-_i:=.lcncz- and :1 i‘nilurc of crops
0110 2.0:u‘ llll“zll‘3 unilcrl‘ecding. Two
Vauu's of l‘Fli crops ln'infrs s'arvatim‘.
and worse.
(‘mnhinutinns of mcn.
draft animals pull tho plows usr-d i1:
cultivatim: ihc soil. 'l‘licvcrops ari-
rcapcd h): hand and threshcd on tilt
earth floor in the open. The straw is
stacked for use as fuel or food and [110
grain is ground between mlllstones
moved by m‘cu, women' or donkey
power. Old man and women spin the
cotton with distul’f und.épindle. Their
llvaSCS are of one—story‘with two or
threearooms built of sun-dried bricks.
with a clay floor and tliatc A roof
andwindows covered withpapcr. ..
It is essential that relief work
should get under way as soap as pos-
sible owing to themxtrcme slowdéss
of transportation. Mr. Jameson point:
out. Rice. and grain arc shipped up
the rivers and overland and then dis-
tiibuted bV' Ch nese relief committees
formed in the owns and Villages to
forward food and clothing. In this
work the missionaries len'd efficient
aid, he says _
The famine areas of Chihli and
Shantung. arc rclufiVelV' easy of ac-
cess but in the less accessible pro-
vinces of Shansi, where the famine
area is widespread, he predicts that
if. V'
lwomcn and
- the siil‘i‘ming‘ and deaths will be up-
pulling and the number of fatalities
run into the millions. In Cliihll
ml Shanii: 11;: the? conditions are said
Desz‘l mug
Jameson
11‘. .16
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to "beggar clcscriptlbn."
4the present situation.
says '
."This is the second gcar and tl0'
pcopl c l‘ave no [ooh or monm'. The}:
huVe sold their belongings for :11ch
cc:1ts.'l‘h0:’c.is no crcdit and ihn 1:41 1.?
is being sold at a quarter of its V'a'luc
Families :1 ‘0 MIL tcfi'lg ll cit. childrcn‘
lmpause the); lwvc no (pod for {h 1:
small, CELdz'cn :md llil‘cii‘s‘ zu
ll elm: killed.
“Then is notifi.
twin-s; tlm hark 0-. “6,-1.1“! gins
.The Chino." {rcvc nment s1:
t' lVi' W. 1V ‘ 'lld it f‘fi’l h ". v10 busi 1c.
can l-\ done and (V'n"~'thing i5? :1.- a,
standstill. The. only rcal hope of Hit
“tuning is in {o "L m‘nney. affirm?!
istered Hinder fozcgrrn supc': "Vlsicn. .T-‘m
to save the reap? c this! and must cc
quicklvf' ‘
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“may cars"; .1 H
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llS<;‘l‘l.‘i um ll‘r? czllalzie:
’ViAn/Izs'x i-‘L’N TO DYE
5‘31]ch ii: at Kilo was alone
Mr. KV‘e l'mz‘mrl". was a minlstcr
lp the Prcc \lo~t‘cd;st church. H}!
connection w'th that church wits sn—
.V'er'c din 1318. ‘liro lmv. G. V.. Gr‘f
fitho Chianti). Who presided as act—
Zing-123110;) (nor [L0 Cctitlul Illinrqis‘
Conference at VVhic h the se‘veram-c
Itook ‘glqcc said that I'm: K\le was
present and requested a certiflca 1.0 of
istuflding. 0n iuVi‘stigaiion it was
1hound that \ir. KV'Ie alreadv had
united With .xuother church and that:
his credcutlals had licon recognized by
that othcr church. In View of the
fact that Mr. Kyle had taken this
3th whi e still posing as a minister of
{the 1"?» V0thodist Chlll‘(ll Rev. Grif-
flth said. his, rcqiies: for a certificate
,VVas denied and by veto of the con-
forem‘e he was dcclm‘cd withdrawn
,from the confcrcnce and the. church.
3"] IL PRICES BO“! R.
Leagiie‘Ratc hep-W‘s Q’xty. Cents For
4100 Pounds.
Thé producers' price for milk in
Dairymgn's league territory-during
February will be $2 “58 per hundred
pounds for milk testing three per
cent. buttorfat differentials. This
a reduction of slat; cents a hundred-
weight from the January price. 0'
aboutfione and “web—quarter cents .-
qum‘t.’ .
The rcduction in price is due to
surplus of milk caused chiefly by the
continued rcfusnl of the manufactur-
ers to buy milk for 'nmnufacturm;
purposes. The mill: market situation
is bad. Nuuufuciurlng plants are
still shut against the farmers. Man;
farmers aw facing financial disasler
llccmisc of thcir inability to market
their millifor anywhcre near what i'.
is worth. Thousands of thcm hgyc
loyally n-fusrzl lo m'll their milk t-:
the dialcis for 105;: than the league
price, or unk $5 the m: lk was bought
through {in > l‘nlrymcn‘ s league.
‘ Thom ir men: clidcncc no“. how-
cvcr. that farmers are about to g
oxcr the top VVith thc pooiln§ cam
paizn. and V' llhu 1h! rimorcc in opcr-
:ltion. it VVill relieve to somc}0xienl
llic DI‘t‘St nt cziiiuil situation and lu-ep
good cows on the farm. .
VARIETY MIJAVS hi‘CCIZSS IN
‘ ,IIA’IT POISON LNG .(‘A-‘JPAIGSS.
A starved rat will 0.1: anything from
u strip.ol‘ 10ml pipe L0 :m Oid‘ boot.
but a. VV‘clLfvcd rodent. sum; as we have
in the l‘nitcd Sinus, is often inclined
to be finicky ni'tnc matter of food.
Rat poisoning campaigns - cftcu fail
because the house owner docs not give
his intended victims a sufficient V'ar-‘
iety of edibles. Spcciulists of the Bio-
logical Survey of the l‘uiti-d States
Department of Agriculture urge a rat
control campaign in America, and
they stress the importance cicatering
to the rodents tastes.
Rat bulls may bc dividwl into three
classes: meat foods. V'cgvtable Jade.
and cereals. In mixing his baits the
successful poison’ér selects a food from
each of the three classes. )Jd com-
bines it with barium carbonate in the
proportion of one part potson to four
of food. Then he places a teaspoon-
r‘ul of each Variety on u. strip of paper
or hit of board so that the rat, trayel-
Eng along his runway. finds a three-
=course 'meul all laid for'hlm. Usually
one of the three baits appeals to hint.
P.
one. Poisoned baits should be watch-
ed carefully. and unealen baits Igplac-
ed by others of the same class. on the
following evening; In this my a wide
selection .of foods may be used w“-
out departing from the basic combin-
ation. All baits must tie Lept {m}:
and tempting if the process of exter-
mination is carried to completion.
The common practice of smearing a
dab of poison on a bit 9. stale bread.l
,Vvhich is then ’plnccd in some out- or-
the-waS' corner and negl'cctcd will not
produce satisfactory results. > . .
Barium carbonate is the polscnlng
agent recommended by the spgriallsts.
list _Of the load comll inuiinns suitable
for a. poisoning campaign can he. col.)-
‘ 'yined Imon r,- uucsi t ‘ the l :'i: 06
States "Department of A-"'l"ul*u"c l
“’asiiing'ion D. C.
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a. ‘ \V "4
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Ended augments.”
' Eventually; mile New
om, "
ge and relieves swo en. lnfl
membranes. éf nose and throat.“ ,
1-5
A buletln issued by the Dalrymen's -
:lcague same:
if
and the rat population is reduced by .
it. isv":"‘4"':- {3:3 otlr’i-‘xrz :‘u‘il can 14¢. '-
obtalned at any drug stqrefl,‘ Full (31-.
ractions for “-1130. andn 1“-compll0tt‘
4 frag
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mi abssgutelw correct lines,
' in pink broéade with low bus
"an flier in,’;>ink cd’utin with
and—mmlfwomen.
Carry Warner's, C. iB., Nemo and Amei‘ica: l Lady...
afiractiv‘e features to. mect the individual needs of
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each having-“a
diil’vre: it figui'esh
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is. and Fitted by our Larsetier r.
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013 mills R & G. (our own. home
both
anrt'bac‘k laced, for siender, medium
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We are .shOVV'ing the Binner Corset in several Stylerw—one
excéllent for the averan 61'1" 11"}
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Norwalk Goal 645* Supply. (’15
Water Street, South Nor“ alk.
MASONS’
TELEPH ONE 1 l 3
SUP PLIES
For the (:0an of customers, order: may} be left or pay
ments made at Raymond Bros, ofice. 24 Washington St.
Web -ave Ali liorleia. :_-om $2560 to $350.00
DQNFJFZLLY’S
16-18 NOUTH MAIN STREET _
STOPQIN AND REAR 'l‘lill NEW MARCH RECORDS.
OPEN EVERY EVENING
lului
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hidden! m rprises—everythi
The kind“: of meal that ma
Dances?
“Honeydew'f—Medley Waltz
:Medley One«Step
. *2 Joseph C. S th‘o Orchestra
Two eagerl awaited selections from Zimbalist‘s new play;
not only woncferful dance: but Iplcndid music too.
" Victor Double-Faced Record 18719
J 3' “Biddy ”—Fox Trot
“Somebody’y—Medley One-Step
The Benson Orchestra of Chlcagb
When it isn ’t the trombone, it' u the saxophone; cad between
the two you get Q
vigorous swin‘ging rhythm.
mar Double-Faced Record 18118
“Rosie”=——Medley Fox Trot
“Honolulu Eyes’ ’--Medley Waltz
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
lit-hearted dance. with u bewitching lilt' in them. “Hono-
yet” In: whistling efi’etu like I forest ll ofbirdt.
Victor DouNpP-ced leeord l 721
“Broadway Rose" ’——Medley Fox Trot .
“Sweet Mamma (Papa’s Getting
Ma'd”)—Medley Fox Trot
Original Dixieland Jazz Band
Victét Doublélhceam 18722.
_Cofi\e in any time and hear that:
-' New Victor Regards for March
inst where you ddn't expect
“knee twice as interesting.
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Spring Footwear
The new arrivals give You a splcndid idea of What’ a what
for Spring
The host skill of Allmri i .m v «lilmlanship has put that much
dcrjred 11051115:an Chaim into these new models.
SEE THEM lN OUR WINDOW
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STORE CLOSES EVERY BUY 51' SIX
MILTON ELWOOD
Formerly Elwood L Glovor
122 Washington Street
WaWJJWJ/JWWWUM
as: m ”@1144; mgr-E:
CORSETS
“Corsets never played so important a part
in dress as now. There is no such thing 383
well— fitting Dress and a poor-fitting Corset
combined on the same figure, for the lines of
on: must conform Us the requirements of the
ot er. “-
Our corset department is stocked with every conceivublo‘ ’
make of properly constructed corsets in the latest prevailing
styles and all sizes, therefore our Corsetier can fit you per-
fectly wtihout any alterations. A call will be not only interact:-
ing, but beneficial to you. '
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Large assortment of Crepe Paper
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