THURSDAY, JAN. 26, 1922
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Matinee and Evening at 7 with
Vaudeville. Pictures only at
9 p. m.
Jun 1. Lung
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Gloria
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PEARSON
SHELDON
LEWIS
"Celebrated and Popular Screen
Players'in
“ The Second Chance "
Bolger Bros.
The Boy. Who Make the Banjo .
Talk
Peggy Bremen and
Brother
“The Imp’s Playground”
CUNNINGHAM
and
BENNETT
The SensatiOn of Vaudeville
Jack Goldie
“The Black Spasm of Joy"
"’ an hours sown: me mm
.are
WW adequm-
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“RV l‘2\' -\, Jan. 16 (Associated
Press).——Nineteen million persons
suffering intensely for want of
food in Russia, and _ 15.000.000 will
ceilalnly dle unless succored. Dr.
Ii‘ridtjot‘ Nansen told the League of
Nations' international committte on
relief in Russia here yesterday. Dr.
Nansen said he was dissatisfied with
the way in Which the Russian Gov-
ernment had at led under the agric-
ment (signed on August 27. the trans-
portation system especially leaving
much to he (li‘rirt-d.
In giving the nuv details of the
situation in Russia. h.- declared that
the total population affected “as 33,—:
000.000. It was now too late to save,
all. (Wen if the workers weic able to
use the railroad lines at full tapacity. ‘i
As a matter of fact. it would only be
possible to move six hundrt’d tons of.
cereals between now and the harvest:
which. even if nothing were withheld{
for seed. could only save 6,000,000 or;
7,000,000 persons. ’ ;
Furthermore the committee had'
insufficient funds at present to buyl
the necessary stocks. the 28,000.0(Hii
gold francs at its disposal being in.lI
More funds must be raised‘
For
Classified Ad.
Gloria, Swanson
in the Paramount Picture
'Under the Lash'
PA] .AC [-1 TODAY.
best re su
.before the month of May, after which
all hr in would be in vain.
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its try a. Sentinel
liecuuse he loves llt'l‘.
he told her too much ~
and she IlllSllilthl'SiUUtl.
Then came another
girl who understood 100
well? but”?
A picture that thrills
with livelv sensations
and i-iiiirins with H"
l';ishion :inil litttlll).
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and Sheldon
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lillll isi swan-on Feature
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e is :i LLit'ill \illltl"\llll' hill (lllt‘
ilit’ll .it lllt l'.il.ll“ this afternoon
'li tllllilllll' lh'iriiuli tin retainin-
iln \\iik .lll’lL’lii i.\ the ac-
‘i .it tlu iii-lsiiiiiiiila iii-re lune
iii-Ilisilx-s iii ivlli'l' plums
t'\i'l'l>lluil£lliy
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lil:iili :i lill: llii Ills! “'i‘t'k
‘ in‘s success “as iii-ser\eil.
uh} Miss l‘eal-
should “in l‘\t‘ll
They are not only
iii:iii\\' si‘l‘i'l'll successes
but for important
\\l'lt' cast in legiti-
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vii appear at the Palace in
unwise sensation. .lack
lllm‘k Spasnl ot'
performer.
and her brother are
l'liigrouuil.“ a
sketch that has won
this season. llol‘
masters “ith the
lllllle‘J". [lively and
especially to music,
ilctoii-e12 of tlif‘
jazz composi—
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l~ :itiiri- picture is deseryu.
than usual consideration.
is starring in "l'nder
.l >t‘rl‘MI adaptation of the
"The Shulamlte."
Suniixon's \i-ry latest
Viiii
Vitil')‘
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‘lil \l \\\' FAST-IS
til‘ lill I-IL'.\l.\'l‘l\'.\[ N0\\’
It'ltinjnhx.infrfifnldr"; {HUM ness being associated with the fortlr
i.--. ”w“, coming publicatini oi in: final report
' for 1921. Coppers, motors and 0113 be-
- came heavy, Standard Oil at New Jer.
““1”“ gm‘md' “"0“ sey falling 4 points. Rails reacted.
‘ i‘ ii" ‘ m3“ "1” """S meat. Reading declining one point under
"""T “ml “"0"“ “H ta ‘9 steady pressure. the reversal ertend-
"‘ “I” ““"“-"l0““”3' ‘0 in: to other coalers. Textile and
"' " “""l' Chain Store issues were firm to strong
4' "' l“ ”“5"“ l'.‘ PMSOWWS on meager rumors. Victrry 43-4.:
i llll" .uim, which is gen-'were bought on an enormou< scale.
'm l-uuels anti absorbed several blocks ol 5500.000‘ changing
"" l' is tlw function ot‘hands at 100.23. 3
in lllit'r this “('ld from; \VALl. STREET. 1:30 p iii—There
ll 4 mt it out in the urine.-
-II the skin are alsoa
fining the blood of thiNoon and tt'fl
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damp and chill)“. (‘Oltl
skill pores are closrd.
illt' kltlllt')S to do double
weak and sing-
tlits uric
~\ in ('Ulllt‘
'ill to eliminate
in i pr accumulating and
llillillLTil the system. M'Pll-
‘K in the joints and mus-
“Illness soreness and pain
iiiizitisni,
fir-l iiiiiig» of rheumatism
i‘ll) pharmacy about four
.l.wl Salts; put a tablispoon~
of water and drink be-
k:. .«»t each morning for a
"his I‘ said to eliminate uric
stiiiiiilzillng the kidneys to
41mm. thus: ridding the blood
iiiipiii‘itics. '
Sills is illexptnsiyf‘. harmless
"Milli from the acid of grapes
linll't'. combined with lithin
with excellent. results by
mug of folks who are subject to
w-ivi‘ism. Herc you have a plea:-
, ills-rvescent lithia-Wfltér drink
overcomes uric u lint '
.. mi to your kidneys "
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<;iilii'day-— Vanda Hawley in ‘Love’s Charm’
production and it. is classi-vl as her
She is supported by a \ery able
The picture will be
oileied this afternoon and t‘\'(‘nlllg‘
and tomorrow afternoon and evening
with vaudeville and both evenings at
9 o'clock.
best.
cast; or playr rs.
IKI‘IGI'IN'I‘ TODAY
“’allacc Relil. l-‘lurlil Sum-sun and
Illliott llcfll'r in “Don't Tell ‘
llH-I'ytliing."
(‘ulnliinillg lill‘i i- of
izir lignresi on tlii- Screen»
llt'lll. (lloric. Swanson and
l‘cvterutlie hvo former stars and the
hitter a. featured player tor l'ara-
mount pictures—Tomes “Don‘t Tell
l-Ivcrything" which will be seen at the
lit-gent theater today and Friday. I
The most interesting feature aside
from the exceptional cast is that it is
typically an out of door story. breath-'
in: the fragrance of the pine woods.
the life and action of the polo field.
the charm of ii (,‘alifornia golf course.
Sam “food. the director is a keen"
sport lover himself.‘ So is “'allace
told and so. indeed. are all concern-
ed. Dorothy Cumming. who plays a;
girl of the modern athletic type is anl
accomplished sportswonian. A real
polo game was staged for the picture;
and indeed nothing has been left up-
done to make this one of the s-ason‘s
most notable productions. Lorna
Moon wrote and A. S. LcV'ino adapt—
vd the story to the screen.
Today inu—W—allflsltreet
WALL STREET. Noon.—-The mar-
liold. prices breaking
most popu- l
\Vallace
Elliott ‘
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ket failed to
generally in the first hour, although
call money was offered at 4% per
.Cent, :1 reaction under yesterday's
opening rate.
point. Division C
pendent Steels one
llethleium was an e
hemical Ill-'2 and [title-
to two points.
iception. its firm
vas little indication of support to the
imarke: at any point in the early alter-
dcrs supplied stocks free-
,ly. A large
lsliares sold
yesterday's closing. \"ith the sugars.
steels, equipments and oils leading the
decline. American Can showed ext-ep-
tional strength. rising 1%,. pairs.
gAPPOINTMENT or
; MULVIHILL IS
BIG MYSTERY
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ficers credentials. Local prohibition
agents denied knowledge of his .ap-
pointmena.
It was stated that he. could be 51.0-
pointed through Washington without
notification to the local office. State
Prohibition Director Harry E. Mac-
Kenzie also denied knowledge of Mul-
vihill's appointment.
A member of the local prohibition
enforcement .torcexyeste‘
rents-mirqu gram lliflvthfll.
l I w" . .,
3 insured
[through .l.
$1.501). and is. valued. it is luvlin-n ii. at.
"l‘his took a number of minutes.
Studebaker reacted one'
number of representative;
from 1 to 3 points: belov."
my. tecetv-f
avenue, in which was stored the fur-
niturc and houshold goods of Mr.
Ainswortll. Mr. Ainsworth carried in-
surance on the property with an out
at town broker. He could give no de-
finite idea or how mllch his loss
amounted to. It is believed. however.
that'the loss is in the neighborhood of
51-00 for Mr. Ainswvortli.
The barn owned ll) Mrs. ('iimerml
is valued at about $900. but was only
for $20 through Taylor tk
Golden. Inc.
The l~‘lucl1 property. which it is said
is \aiued at about 53.000 or more; \\':l.~’
. insured through \\’illi:iln t‘. _\lcl.c:iil.
1nc..for $1,500.
|. The liunks property was insu‘i il
Bl. Layton & (‘o.. for almiit
about $2.500.
Just who discovered
matter of conjecture.
people all claim that honor.
the alarm was given. and tin
lllt “'1' is :l
because
lloui \er.
lirenlcn
si-\el‘;il
, responded.
A chicken coop owned by the
liloomquist family, which adjoincd the
Banks“ property. was badly burniii.
Flying sparks set fire to the nltilv
«lows of a core at the rear of th4
property and the grass burnt-l tiel‘i U'}.
sweeping over towards ‘.\lar\in I;l‘.ti'll.
The high grass binned rapidly. pt‘oxiil.
.illg considerable work for about two
dozen men and boys. \x‘no \\.il‘i
brooms. \\’ulPF7Sl):lké‘tl bagging“. ole
swattcil. stanlinil :iiiil iiioxxliml out t‘-
ilzllllt's before they could new .ii am of.
the houses.
The Cabin launch “Fay." \\i.il ii u: »
drawn up on the banks of the lti\~
was badly burned liefori- tin ll.lini~
could be extinguished. E
Apparatusl was sent 0\cr from til--
Central Fire. station. As tiu- l.:,i
France hook and ladder “as passing:
beneath the \Vashington strict l-rlilin“.
the chain drive slipped a tooth li‘ tl‘i
sprOcket wheel. disabling the :ippiirat-‘
us until the chain could be replaced,
llut for the exceedingly poor \\:li"l“
pressure and the dirt clogged hy'l—.
rants. much of the property «lo-stroyul
could have been saved from tlti ‘
flames. The need of a pumping engine
was never more clearly denionstrati 1‘.
than at yesterday's lire. I
TRINITY’S ANNUAL .
BIRTHDAY PARTY _'
A GREAT succEss
Continuid from Page One.
Simon-'5 famous sonnet “Who is Syl-
via?" and the closing number. the ol-i
favorite. "Good Night. Good Night
Beloved."
William 0. Taylor sangeL'Ar‘
Morning." and responded to an en-
core. Mrs. Edward J. Sims sans:
“Homing" and as an encore a selic-
tion which she nu Wu." a warning 2.
fat people. John \\'_ \Nchlo- snug l.i.
ever acceptable number
“The Bedouin
LACK OF PRESSURE 'I.ove Song." This song. sung by
AIDS FIRE IN - -I:ushnell. is said by Mr. \Vehle to
have given the latter. his inspira-
EAST NOR‘V’ALK tion to become- a public singer. He
H responded with ”The (lid Plait
(Continued from Page One) Shum'n Mm: “Tom"‘r Salli-i "My
Little l‘.an_io.' and was also encored.
“'Ul‘killg shed to Mr. Banks' barn. at“- The DTOSI‘VJm was announced by
ter having ravaged the barn owned the rector, it,“ (‘hapmau -S' Lewis.
by Mrs. M. J. (‘anleron. of HawkinsiWhC.) was in a particularly happy vein
as It was her birthday.
The refreshments Were in charge of
Mrs. Bailwitz and served by some of
’the hezlutll'ul young
church.
the
High school .sextette.
ladies of Trinity
Dancing was indulged in.
music being furnished by
.‘IIZXIC.\\ ARTIST H\I).\ LII’E.
.\l‘:<Tl.‘.. Tents. Jun. :0 , -Aibertb
l-‘uster. For lourteen years Mexican
l‘onsul in t:.l_\ under the regime of
President l'ltiZ and reputed to be one
of the for-most painters of Mexico.
enilt‘il his Int here yesterday by hang-
ins.
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