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“law of the Lawless" at Begonia!!!
Palace '1‘“ Days.

When Theodore Kosloire great-

grandmother fled from the Tartar city

of Kazan to Hoocow. she carried with

her a short sword of rare 'l‘artar

workmanship. Nearly a century later

 

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LEGISLATORS

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i started by a legislative body will be

accepted at once as an‘bvert act con-

the proximately I .000 Protestant
ohu es of this State mommitted to
dry enforcement and represented by
this board. We have proposed no such
issue as will grow out of any such
attempt. But w_o shall not flinch nor
run from it if is forced upon us."
“We know the temper of these
churches. They have often en hard
to arouse. but once aroused they act
thoroughly. They have at least as

to exert influence 1dr good in govern-

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of I the en tire It'l'oen offerings Through three generations the . . . state have to organize to protect their “ Skln Dee ,
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WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY
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WEST'B( )UND LIMITED” e' statement recites that the league is dry churches. we are willing to be so '
the working dry enforcement agency used confident that the God whom we A
p. .m‘. I) '”w can“?! railrord drama that. has ever been produced. WES! BOUND LIMITED. of approximately 5,000 churches in serve, who maketh the wrath of man -
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smwn ' 1- you hue ever known. poetry and Eons. bUt Father Lil“e 11” the league is “carried on in an non- through the blunders of its enemies. 0 ¢ 7

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Ready Money
11‘ you have bills to meet there is no better
w' l'llC‘leel' way of obtaining the ready money
than the ,Beneficial Way.
You can borrow up to $300 at legal in-

rwx‘oxt rates. on home furniture or secur-
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to carry the weapons once used’by
them.

.Mr. Koslof! plays the Tartar villain
in "The Law of the Lawless." sharing

 

not been mentioned so often.
The deep. powerful love of a father

makes his york stand out distinctively.
makes the great Father Love episode
in "Westbound Limited." which is
coming to the Regent and Palace
Theatres starting Wednesday. one of
the really big features In this spectac-
ular production. Ralph Lewis plays
the leading role with Ella Hall as the
,feminine lead.
.In the supporting chst are a notable
list of artists. Claire McDowell. John-
py Barron. Taylor Graves Wedgcwood
Nowhll David Kirby. Richard Morris
and Jane Morgan.

 

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Sirongheart. the wonderful police
dog who sprang into such prominence
as a motion picture star in “'l’ht.
Silent Call" has made another picture
which will play ab the Rialto Theatre
today. It is a Laurence Trimble-Jane

Says

 

The Anti-Saloon League of New

est. straightforward way." the state-
ment adds:

ney's attempts to silence it."

Not Intimidatcd.
The interests represented by the
League. the statement adds, resent
"and will. resist to the utmost any ill-
fringement upon its rights. The
League, reads the statement. has noth-
ing to fear from the disclosure of all
its activities and "refuses to be intimi-
dated by the threat of an investiga-
tion."
The stateant goes on:
"To the present Legislature which
showed its nullification proclivities by
repealing the State Dry Enforcement
Code. or to the new Legislature which
Tammany hopes to elect. whichever
receives this Grand Jury request. this
agency of the churches through its
board says frankly and flatly:
"You know that there is no valid
objection to the Anti-Saloon7Loague
and its methods except its“ uncanny

within State bounds. If you want to
use New York to set the nation on
fire with indignation over the attempts
of sinister forces working through

will take care of the outcome and
afford protection to those who are

July 24. for publication the following
week in order that it may be under-
stood that this threat against the
league raises an issue clearly distinct
from the Anderson case."

Royal Tradesmen List
Reaches Round World

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LONDON. July 30. —-(Associated
Press).—Among many societies and
associations in England. there is one
called the “Royal Warrant Holders’
association." whose members total
over one thousand. They cling to—
gether once a year and have the
right to send presents and oficr con-
gratulations to the royal family. The
members of this association are trad.
ere authorized to use the magic words
“By Appointment" to the King. the
Queen. Prince of “'ales. Queen Alex-

 

 

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FancynoastingChickens,45clb
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do gand game food, turtle soup. fea-
thers. horse hair. Edinburgh rock. in-
cubators. oysters and sheep dips.

The Queen's “appointed" include
manufacturers of pins and hair pins.
Christmas crackers and theatre and
concert tickets and a shawl merchant
in Delhi.

The Prince of Wales obtains his
clothes from nine tailors. including
one in Australia. He also deals with
manufacturers of safety razors. min-
eral waters. musical instruments and
dental cream. He is supplied withl
beer an cider from Southsea and
silks from Kyoto. Japan.

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While driving down West avenue

'on Saturday evening Max Blsmend'e

automobile skidded into the car
owned by F. A.’ Taylor of Weatport.
which was parked '11: front of the
home‘of David Disbrow. Both care
were slightly damaged.

An automobile driven by Antonio
Disanalino of 8 Clii! street. was
struck by a Ford sedan driven by
Jules Magner in front of the» Palace
theatre yesterday afternoon. Both
care were slightly damaged.

a “ l 'I f .
”flaw “' Muriln production entitled Brawn ° efficiency in defeating the weis end andra. c_tc.. using the appropriate

'3‘" horth. 3 First national attrac- utilising them to help the dry cause. arms in each case at the head of their $0M) manufacturers “by appoint. Arthur Booth 0: 5 Osborne avenue.
"* “ML "‘Ve tell you in advance there is no stationery and on their places of busi- ment" number about 60- The royal reported, t° the police m "I"

 

 

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The story is most unusual from. the
standpoint of thrilling action and tense
emotional scenes. It is a story of a
dog's faithfulness and loyalty to his
mistress. a loyalty that surmounts all
his natural instincts. For Brawn, the
dog character played by strongheart.
suffers his temptations. temptations
very similar to those given to men:
and they attract him to such an ex-
tent that finally his human mistress
declares him worthless an dattempts
to kill him.

But his loyalty remains steadfast
and the action which leads up so the
olimax carries with it heart throbs and
thrills. melodrama and pathos. threw-
ing through a double love story.
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occasion for any attempted interfer—
ence with the conduct of this partic-
ular business in the large majority of
the churches of the State of New
York. \ .
Expensive Outrage.

"If you try to interfere anyhow. we
shall not assume responsibility by ask-
ing for any vote against such improper
and outrageous proposal. though we
promise to make such outrage as ex-
pensive as possible to those responsible
for it.

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nese.
From the official London Genetic.
which gives a list of these privileged
traders. it is gathered that King
George has a kilt manufacturer in
Edinblggh .a lamb food manufactur-
er inge Lynn. a. cake manufac-
turer in Liv.erpool purveyors of an-
gostura hitters in Trinidad.,orange
curacao in Amsterdam. hard lawn
tennis courts in Lyston. royal cipher
badges and socks in India and post
office directories in New Zealand and
Aurelia. The King's manicurist.
according to the list. is Miss Kelly of
London. his physical culture instruct”-
or is Eugene Sandow.

He has two chiropodists and two
pyrotechnlciste in London. a taxidero

warrant granted to traders is so val
uable in their various‘ businesses that
holders have formed. an association
which takes legal action against un-
authorized people who use thp royal
arms. Such people render themselves
liable to a line of 20 pounds sterling.

Sight-Score Lose Sight
Of $16,200 in Hold-up.

CHICAGO. July 80.—-A party of
seven persona. which included visitors.
who were being shown “the signte"
was held up and robbed of money and
jeweky valued at 816.200 by a bandit
here early today. according to the
police. Melvin Adams sustained a

 

 

while he was driving his automobile
down Winfield stroll-i.~ another on:
coming in the opposite direction side-
swiped his car and damaged one of
the mudguards.

 

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Holt. 0! Bridgeport. a Federal
Prohibition Agent. who was m
ly injured here in the paterni-
ance of his duty several weeks ago
was discharged from the Statutes!
Hospital. where he had been confined
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