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MEIGHAN
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LILA LEE
-3 a. cast. of all star players
in Meishon's third and.
best Picture hit
'ann coox COMEDY
“DON'T TIOKLE"
NEWS
‘ PATHE
WEDNESDAY
The Great Undersos Drains
- “.Wet Gold” 7
Pattie. Gomez—Education.”
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
DOROTHY DALTON
in
“THE IDOL OF
THE NORTH”
Special Comedy
”JUST IN TIME”
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yal James HOTEL
" staurant a la carte
and Table de hote"
cautii'nl rooms. with or with-
out bath at moderate rates.
llI'CG l'INT TODAY
In»! Showing”! Mcighnn's Now Pic-
ture “The Easy flood."
'l'lic good luck star. Thomas Meigh-
;l. hm: another good luck vehicle in
l‘ln- Busy Rood." his latest Para.-
nmunt picture which was presented
admiring :iudlenl'tm at the H0-
'l'lic:ttre yi'fltl'l‘dil)’. The picture
l‘n'rlv bristles with action and it may
. ir-ly he assumed one of the-best in
which this virlle screen star has ap-
lt".|i'i‘d in several months. It will bc
uhown with excellent short subjects
y.u- thc last time today.
In furi-
:vnt
The story deals with a
litnn'llbt who mnkcs a wealthy
>lll:llllllfl'9 and. finding himself
on linsy Street.‘ his ambition
anon and he develops into a drone.
is wife quits him and he sinks into
e. depths. but is finally regenerated
or it series of interesting events.
ulys (1-. a beautiful and tal-
-d mt _ is the lmding woman
heads a capnhl; supporting cast.
picture was directed by Tom
man and it is in every respect one
I worth seeing ‘
{old- -up Man Secures
$900 at Titular Bout
lilllilli'l‘TS FIELD. BROOKLYN. N.
Y. .lnlv BIL-vA lone huldnip m.” pok-
v-‘i .I. n-vulw-r through the glass win-
.in\. m thv ilt‘kt‘t booth at ill‘l‘lliiln-
I.\'l ('ll l:,:ht lli'rt‘ inst niziit whilw the
Jul-is lit the plirk were. temporarily ex-
lengnnml by lilt‘
.‘iiili rubbed ii, ticket tskur of $900.
ll'.i-il‘ his escllpc, in the. darkncss.
'i‘lu- robbery took place in the pros-
o-nI-ot of a. score ofgollce and private
.. -t win-es. who were on guard in tho
l.l'l‘ll rotunda. Thu gait-s to the park
nclc immcdnately closed and extra po-
In-w 'illll'lmOHQ‘ll to proscrvc order
llzlu'it: tbo- litrgt- crowd Whll‘h was
'wwl:ix.g admittance.
lit'
JOHNNY [LAY BEATS TUCKER.
l lNL‘. iNNATI, 0.. July 28 -—Johnn_v
l' of [Nita-burgh bested Frank
't'u lu-r, of ins Angeles. Cal.. in the
m in: event of a boxing show here last
nwzht. The boys weighed‘lxi pounds.
trimi in every one of the ten
1"ls to land it knockout. and al—
.i .ulcceedcd in the. ninth. wncn he
I‘m-kcr to the mat to? tfie count of
but the latter strutsled to his
~v .ml managed. to hold on until the
L " Name to his rescue. 4
’1 m to meet Jack Lawler here
' ‘ “ donday «light in a ten— round
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IllINllY MAI‘CKED. WITH
HRH. LYNCII.
NEW YOllK.,JulV. 2..—Mrs. May
Sutton liundy. the ins Anceles tennis
s'ru' was matched with Mrp. Edward
M “3".
round of the New York Stute cram-
pionubip tennis singles at the Crescent
‘ Athletic Club. Brooklyn. today.
Miss Mary K. Browne. the other
(‘nlil‘orniu star.
day. having-won her way through to
the round. before the semi-finals in
yesu-rdny's play.
liltHSNAHAN Gm AIHSIIITH.
'nrl.EDO..July 2C.—-Rol!!r Brut-
Imn. president of the Toledo. club. of
the Americsn Association. announced
on his return from n scouting trip yer
ierdsy that he had acquired the serv~
in". of Catcher lddie Ainsxnlth from
the. Detroit club. of the Amer-icon
inn-Jo. Ainsmith is ei’pectea to "
rt immediately. am Said
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.coming worse. everywhere. He is en‘-
‘er to return to the United States. but.
"$7NHW0000 NEW CAPITAL CAME
‘ \Vashington.
blowing out of :1 fuse.
V. Lynch. of New York. in the third 2
was not matched to?
WARSAW July 2.6 ——Botohevih
soldiers guard the~Russinn border and
only certain persons are [Non per-
mi’s‘slon to leave the country. yet by
bribery and other menus. great num-
bers of persons ore dressing into -nd' 1.
cent countries each night.
Polish Government officials have
estimated that about so 000 have been
entering I’olsnd- from Russia every
month. despite efforts of the Polish
authorities to keep them Int. Only a
very small percentage of these people
carry the proper credentials fromthe
Bolsheviki.
A. rccent a’rrlvnl in W'nruw from
Russia was Ralph Rimnr. formerly an
0
art student in Detroit and Charleston. ‘
W- Vn.. who left America. via (hands.
early in January this year. will: ‘700
other Russians. lenr went toftho
United States eight years 0 from a
part of Russia which is no 'lnclu ed
within the Polish republic. where
parents reside.
Rimar says that when he inst now
the emigrants whom he had ocean--
vented to Russia all “had had enough
of the Bolshevik regime and wished
hat they were back in the Stntes.
Rimar was in Russia. three months.
visiting Petrogrnd. Moscow. Klevnnd
other cities and towns. Conditions
generally. he said. ‘were gradually be-
without credentials. is unable to get a.
passport.
Bimnr says he went to null... to
satisfy his curiosity and for fun——but
i,that. he didn't have any pleasure at
.all and that his curiosity is thorough-
iy satisfied. He was arrested five
imes. went without a. square meal for
12 weeks and that if he is ever able
to get back to the United States. he
will stay put there for all time
TO STATE DURING WAR
Government Cousin Figures Show
Immense Expansion of Industry
Governmenf‘figures shOIs that Con-
necticut enjoyed. considerable manu-
facturimz expansion from 1914. the
year beginning of the World War to
tho end of 1919 shortly before the
commencement of the industrial de-
pression
Acccrding to a sistement iusn i8-
sued by the Bureau of the Census of
the Department of Commerce in
tho value of the menu
featured produtts in this state went
up about $850 000 000 while the boom
‘wc! on. and more than $7 00. 000. 000 ad.
ditionnl and new capital. was invested
in tho manufactories of Connecticut.
in the meantime. hundreds of new
plants were opened giving employ-
ment to thousands 0! workers
()Vli-“fiv TRAFFIC HEARING.
“shill-tum Stu-vet Matter “1“ Com.-
More the Carbon-Tonight
This evening when a. public hearing
is to be held by the common council
on the cortemplated projvct of mak-
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MELILLA. Morocco. July Stu-Pur-
soon] hamflves‘ of in the
disaster of mount Abonnn sn‘d Tensor
mun. indicate thnt the [Ink on”...
thn of the oIcel-s in our” of 1»
operation wni responsible for: much
obthe damage done to Spanish pr“.
use. '
r’ on Jun? 1. nccordlng m m-"
noose-‘Jldunt'ubnrmn was goon
by Spanish troopd without the silt.-
est resistunce. It is a. position cove
with. the thickest kind. of ingots
among which large number-sot u .
could find cover-"ho sttenuit
made to roconnolter the ground
the camping place had been chosen.»
but detachments of men were told of
to lay barbed wire around the cunp'
while all the officers sat down to
meal
A short time afterward the
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‘roundin; bush nppcared sbsolutolg"
thick with moors. who opened fire
the group of officers. then penetrn.
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jolney by the mutinous 15th coring-s1}t
of native police. ', ‘ , _,
" crou- act of bravery we. done'
th Spanish and faithful any“)?
troops. but the surprise wu so I den
the} it was impossible for the gar-rimm-
to save 'the guns. which were carried
off by the Moors. Then both Spanish
and native troops fled precipitateiyu
nbnndonin: rifles. buyonets and bus-
me
The casualties—comprising killed.
wounded and prisoners—numbered
War 300. und. if the landing detach-
ment of a’ worship and forces from
Cednolsnnd Melina had not interven-
ed to support the fleeing garrison. it
is possible the Spanish would have
lost both Sidi-ilris and Ten-“man.
The Moon apparently were acting
under the guidance of foreign instruct-
ors. for their tnctlcs were quite mod-
crn. Information has since came in
that their ranks are strengthened by
dcserters from both the Spanish and
French ,nrmies.
TRAPPED WITH
WOMAN IN ROOM;i -
NEARLY KILLED
M.
Continued from First
The two watchers saw Mrs ltaf'l'a no
into Myer-f rdom. They jumped from
' hiding place and attacked
gm. Jiot needing the screaming wo-
mnn‘. who cried that her le purpos;
in th’e r‘oom was to provid pillow cov-
ers.
Kala and 7¢iombicki administered
a terrific beating upon young Myers
who was not armed. Mrs Hoffa tricd
to assut him and she succeeded in
wrestling the iron bar and knife from.
Zglombicki alter some time. Thtse
shc hurlnd through a window.
\anln Spotter“!!! 1 Ward.
The three strugwl men overturn-
cd and she attire in the bed-
room. and 'll ”3nd walls welc
sputtered with theys‘ounx hired man‘s
blood.
To save his “to Mycrs sought dew-
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the encampment. where they wet-0'
influx;
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FiliillSElHNEli lll’
BERLIN July fl.‘-'The Street of
Many ‘I-‘akins"—-the section of the
Friedrich-trance between
Liden and Koch streets—may soon
lose the right to its exotic. title. won
by virtue of the varied and question-
able commerce which thrives upon its
sidewalks and crossings for an 8‘1 ‘bocknche and misery in the kidn$-
union has been ltarted to "clean it futon:
uP-'
Every article from jumping-jacks to
fine Oriental rugs may be purchased
from the vendor: who infest the
street. eternslly crying their wares.
The chief complaint against the
character of the street. however. is
that thieves use It continually in n
clearing place to murkct their "hauls."
Not infrequently n minced. unkempt
man will offer most expensive irri’port-
(d fabrics for suitl is. in odd bolt lots.
at ridiculous figures Much of this
stuff. the police feel (t'l‘iain. has been
stolen. but it is difiiulit to flx the
crimp on the street \t'ndor.
Victims of the va'lvus drug habits
find their chief Dourrt- of supply on
this street.
ALocal Agent K. A. Hegciein has
been awarded the contract for the in-
Unter den or other. soy- s. well known author-
urnmsmr ‘3‘
mnnoxnums
Tnkonflnudsdmtol'm‘um
- ifhlodderhothers
you
w-
p.
mist-iv eventusily
n‘ey trouble in some form
ity. bccnuse the uric acid in most ex-
cites fie kidneys. .they become over-
worked: set sluggish; clog up snd
cause all sorts of distress. particularly
rheumatic twinm
hadnhes. acid stomach. con-tips.-
tion. torpid liver sleepiessness. bind-
der end urinsry irritation.
The moment your back hurts or
kidney- aren't noting right. or if bind;
der bothers you. get about four ounc-i
es of Jad Suits from any good
pharmacy: take a tablespoonful in n
gloss of water before breakfut for n
few days and your kidneys~will then
act fine. This famous salts to mode
from the acid of grapes and lemon
Juice. combined with iithis. and has
been used for generations to flush
clogged kidneys and stimulate them-
to normal activity: also to neutrons
the scids in the. urine so it no longer
irritates. thus ending bladder disor-
ders.
Jnd Sales cannot injure anyone:
makes a delightful effervescent lithiu-
wnter drink which millions of men
and women take now and then to
“lotion of on international One—
pipo hooter- by_ limos Barr in his
r1 oidence at 3 Quintnrd Place.
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[wraith to g t out o" the room. and
irg W'nshington strccl. u one-way
traffic street. there will be it delega-
tion of “'ashington street merchants.
appear with a petition of protest.
acuinst the proposed change. which
they claim would be more
than beneficial
Adequate pmice protection of both
‘ mis of the s: roe-t at “'ntc" street .tnd
at South ‘vliii'l street it is clulmcd b"
the merchants woull b enough to.
prcnnt traffic congestions. This claim
is made despite the fact that it has
'lu-cn tried out by the police depart-
'i. i-I'li‘ and cm may traffic or nnc- way
.rkiig. is bclievul to be the oflh
solution.
or the street.
Tonight's hearing Is in connection
with the proposed new traffic ordim
.‘or 7
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mice. The meeting is called
o‘clock. (S. T). and it is hoped will
start promptly
“'ANT ARBITRATION.
MONTREAL July 26. -—Montreal
tramway workers applied to the De
partment of Labor todoy tor a board
of arbitration under the industrial dis-
putes’ act to discuss the question of a.
20 per cent wage cut proposed by the
company; effective August 1. Decision
to break off negotistions with the
company and apply to the government
for arbitration was reached unanl
mously at. a. meeting of workers last
night.
0NE. NElllllflflll
TELLS MOTHER
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harmfull
l-Ilthci that or thc widening;
MONTREAL TRAhl‘VAY WORKERS;
with the t“\0 mcn clinging to him. and
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.stnirs. still defending himself as belll
he could. '
After the l‘ght on the. blood smeared
gistnirs the men inngcd out of the house
into the farm yard. Meyers.
walker! d from trtmcndons loss of
and stabbed and bruised into
i icod
ground.
lilplcrsncss sank onto the
unconscious.
Rsffn and his companion searched
the pockr-ts of the beaten and liens:h
less youth and robbed him of $90.21!.-
xiys. Then they cut the tires on Mrs
ltai‘fn' s automobile to make it impos-
,sihlc Tor her to ride in it for help or
follow them in their flight
Crowls Mlle on Stomach.
Some time later. Myers regained
consciousness. Dcspitc his very seri-
ous condition. he managed to crawl
slowly 6n his stomach. in great agony.
for over a. mile to his own home. Once
arirving there. members of his family
summoncd hr. ltnhlnnd. of Westport.
who found him to be gravely injured.
Myers was stabled in the cheeks and
abdomen several times with a. knife.
said to have been wielded by. 7.3lom-
blcki before Mrs. Raffa could get it
from him. Twenty- scven abmscd
welts were inflicted on his arms and
back by Rsffn. the blows lniuring his
kidneys. Haifa did not discharge the
revolver he carried .
Both of the men under arrest arc
charged temporarily with breach of
the peace. They are held in hull
$7515 och and will be riven hearing
in HM Fair-field town court Thursday
morning.
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FOLEY'S
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Trenton. K. 1.. well known tenor solo;
istwrites: “I had oval-yum cont
sleep at night. I tried Poles?! Ron-
”find for bad won relievvd It onoo
Also tickling in my )vhrou has gone.
Wrap nun, rdcornnrend Foler'! so».
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belaboring him with blows. he shim-L '
bled out into the hall and down then
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