new
GERMAN FILM STAR TO ACT IN AMERICAN PICTURES.
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llenny l’orten, rnteni :is the most gifted .‘lllil beautiful of Teuton
players. who has signed :1 contract to pose lit'f‘nrc the lens for motion
picture productions in ilii: country.
VOTED PRETTIEST IN UNIVERSITY
:Miss Donaldine Cameron, Titian haired beauty, has just been pro-
claimed. the most beautiful college student in the West. She is a stu<
dent in Leland Stanford University, at l’alo Alto, Cal. Miss Cameron
is also a talented actress. ‘
‘ Constance Peabody and Floren
,V at the Everglades
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As soon as Lloydfleorge and the Irish leaders
from the Emerald Isle started. This picture shows
AMERICAN GENERAL DECORATES ITALY’S ‘UNKNOWN.’
Photo by Underwood & Underwood.
Gen. Henry A. Allen. commander t! the United States forces on thé
Rhine. is shown with Mayor Valli of Rome. who greeted the General
upon his arrival to preside at the formal decoration
tomb of Italy’s unknown soldier‘
BRITISH moons EVACUATING. resume AFTER rues WAsstcNEo.
a
reached an agreement of peace the movement of soldiers
British Tommies moving their luggage from North Wall.
A TITLED VISITOR.
Photo Copyright—Hansen.
The Countess W. du Barry.
French visitor to the United
States, who is socially prominent
both here and abroad.
A SENATE POSSIBILITY.
by America of the
the services or Ben-Jan Christian Stunts, Premier ottthe
South
cumstances warrant the em 10 t of s"
- 30310.. Snants tool: part in 1) men ' uch
,- us as ur the Irish peace pentagonal, it
.22 emulates; asun- —»~~—<~_ - - ,
a“ W‘
The British Goveran out is considering the possibility oftenlistlng' 1":
Africa, as arbitrator in the Ulster boundary dispute, shouldlc to
g a mediator. * t ’ '
the testotrbrtdsmgveome .2
is. sum 1.1a. mum
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Blaines S. Viles of Augusta.
Ma, may be nominated to fill the
vacancy in the Senate caused by
the resignation of John A, Peters,
WROTE TO TAYLOR.
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Mthé‘peruone ".2 .
sums swan amen star»
hose team to WW.M-.
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Ex-CROWN PRINCE PLAYS PART or swim
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Former Crown Prince Wilhelm a blacksmith” Yes "
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who would believe it Without this picture to verify the assertion? "in;
fx—Gerréiziln Prtilnce ttakes great pride in his knowledge of hon-ML '
ng. an e is ere s own outside the villa e blacksmi '3 I
ingen, with a sample of his work. ' g th Shop m “
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blood streaming lrmn n “mum in tlic “V‘Sldn‘slii (‘mu‘h “in
neck. Altwunticr (‘imgliu “no \n ni in last mgrnt ““7“ ‘l‘1"sl'”n"‘1“‘
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fill}: Sing: ll‘illliti) mars LiL’U 1m :2 “1‘” 01; Jinnah; 2:113. Slim; ‘
municr in KlI“"‘3 i'mlnix, null.» ii ill: in inII‘I‘Il ‘_‘l Inst i1“: 'rnml iwrn - 4
hr. Amos H. S-lllll'i'. )‘l'l>~’:ll Ilii)>l(l.ill. lo iom‘ _\i;il>‘ ior grand Ln I
in the hzillwu} oi the" l\u>}vil:il io«1.\. min.«.i in Manhattan and l1H . .
(‘iniglio u sin-ti lll"’:ll shun “(H’kvli IllolllilS in m l'\". According- r . . 2
was serving: from ixn nl} Mars to Hit. inns-s Column» ltnd lwui .r '2
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poinlmn to his lznml. hack oi the right l'rismi, Tr» nion. .\'. J.. apri
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tor. on lllw gimimi floor oi lhc shop. How (‘olnnno \Prllii‘d his <
just now. and JUI Culuiino sit-lulu (I llli‘ that in “as st i‘i'illllt'd i'or ll.:“.\ ~'
Hr hurl :i lminmtr in his lmmi anti night to (‘iin'mi l‘rison was <4 . ‘-
sail to mc: tuinwi Rup- r llalpin hurl :-
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night" in tin liiarlu r shun and the In‘v‘yr w-
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thing: about it. The-n in hit in- luck mill Coiniinu “1.“ apparently s:
of the cur with the Ililllllllfl’. 1.,_- llansn r to t‘izr‘lun. and hurrlvc . K
’l‘licn Cinigiio. who was in )inrs (-lii mum AfCUlill' I: to tho. mt: . 5
collnpsx-d in 1hr hull. li4 \\'.15 do .ui it n lll.ill'.\‘ stun ill in Squire. (‘ulun'
minutes inter. lni; vl \\'llll inn win-n Koppvr l1 , 2
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ior Columm's return.
“'arilcn Lcwis Lam s. l’rim ilmi
Keeper \\'il!i;im lin‘pm nnd a score 01
his men hurrimi to the mvml
They found Colunno. aims "Colonio'
and scizvd him. liv n-iuanl to make
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'i‘lw \ lit l‘l.iil‘i‘h (lit l.“
llil‘lll>ll ill >lww‘ii‘1l music in] I . ‘
Thc (I'Q‘CIIOH oi Sllns
\\:.rnin:_r «int .wni .' \‘l\l(‘t‘ oi lhw Sun“
on Noroion Ili‘l l"lS‘. luv 1‘ m‘iio-rwi In walk _\l-l‘ “Mk; (‘lmrch iommn
(‘lmrlcs J. l‘mnnctt. lliglnwn (‘ummis— ‘ m": ’1‘?» ‘ -. Men-1's. “ark l..-
siom-r. in rispunsc in :in nm-cul Hum m” 5m l3 MWHMHI“ high gram; .d
‘.\ln.\m‘ Juli?) .l Tl‘i‘ul, (ll Si;iiiii’nni. and w m “K“ Mum” throughout i'r‘
ilic Noroion Hill lmprouinrni (‘onn‘lmumfl “MI H. ((vmnlo'lfl is .i. . . ,-
‘miltcc. The sizns Will lu- PLH‘i'vi on l'on H“, L“, H,“ it will Dl-H _‘- - .,
tin hill :is soon us tl~--_\ lli't' rm-cni-ii. i“ rum Tl» i't\n;:i1',-:aiion ,\ : ,
(me of thc signs \\'ill lw iixml :ll lllt' 'cnng’rninlniv ,‘ I,” the pinu’.
10D 01' the hill. and ”it other \\'lH lw lu-nrin; H “mm
_pIiI(‘(‘(I hali‘ way down iln hill. ; The "Mm”! musical prugv'fi“
be as follows:—
1 .United States tor China. to lecture
ll'rvludc (To lw s~leciml)
TO TOUR CHINA. I Mr l.‘Hommmiuu
L ‘Hl’mii—“Gi‘rai God of X‘dIlUi“ 9
i, to Thee"
i Congregation
Ourtun-"Culii‘ oi‘ Raga-nil"
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I Orchestra.
Anlhe m r—“Sil< nil) the I-Iw‘ni' -
I ons" . ............. I i
l, The Choir
l-‘csinuil Mm‘che ....... '/..i ‘ \
1 O rc h est m,
14}an "My Faun—try. ‘tis ol' 'l'l'« —
I Congregation
O\tlllll‘l-—-".\ILIJI‘SII("' 7,;i‘nwm
Orchestra
Tin (\e Hing service will he a ~«mi—
Ftl'\IC4‘ in VIP“: of i§‘- it“?
;Pulrihiir‘
;Ihiil tomorinw is Lincoln's biml‘uhv‘
'l‘lw «sulrwci on which the pastor \w
\lll‘jlk “‘lll lw “Reflections on I?“ l.i'
l‘l Lincoln " A special 'mnmimr
:il‘m‘ul l> :lll “'hO hnxr
ii. ii in meat Amt'l‘li‘u‘.
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(‘OLI IVY FRATITR VI’I‘Y
SIUV LI Ir'l ED.
(1 NF‘V HAVEN, Feb. Ii.-~ Sn—t . '-
2: A
sion of Iht' fraternity at Yale
ns the Colony wiih its housa 1"
house avenue. “as lifted todax. l
‘rector R. H. Cliittenden, of the .<-
ltIllC‘ School, The fraternity w.«~
[red from inkingr out men in l.'. .
lx'iolntion oi the internm‘rm- .
:azrnr‘ment. The punishment '
out at the time which included i
lindividual dismissals and susrn.
zirom the university, was regrirm
ll
drastic. : r!
The discipline committee cl r- > ,
last night voted to annul (hp p. 'nzx’
and Mr. Chittenden's notice pl. :2 ~
for this fraternity will be made “I:
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' SEA‘IER SERVICE 'l‘() BI. [31‘-
’ (031131131).
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Mrs. Margaret Sanger, Interna- ‘
I h ' ' 0N Feb. 11.7 Ti r- i'v ~
h rer on birth NEW LO.\D , 12,:
tionany ligfimsgggtfl; leave the solar semi-monthly steamer SHH
control, from New London to the Pacific 2‘03 91
‘ is to be discontinued by the North. Ai-
lantic and Western and General ha“-
gation Companies because Connem
ticut Manufacturers have nonot‘feré‘d
lsurficient freight to make the line pro-
fitabie. The service may be ”3511de
when business conditions improve and
it “is probable, that occasional cargoes
wiildbe. brought here Iron: the mm:
on the topios 01: Which she 13.851
advocate. ‘She is now touring the
Middle West on‘a‘lecture trip, ac- l
companied by her youngeneon,
Ginsu Mrs. Sanger gas agked to
I 7' ' b a. o, mAm‘j-
give her views ‘y .. M m.
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