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} RIDAY FRIDAY “fir—“d who doe“.t,_y°u a: . of oxalic acid belonging to the
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” . onai picture was directed b Il-
FOULISH WIVES And an excellent cast- of l‘ara- liam Beaudlne from the stoiy by
mount NI in Cecil B. Booth Tarkington.
De, a“ ’s Penrod. played by Benny Alexan~
The Laugh Treat of the Year
belief that it was grain alcohol.
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P need to ask questions.
- .' HI" ("Ii-“um“!!! screen . L grunmt“ Ivontaneously eflervescing WEI} Stand Pat on Ruhr .POECy'-Pl.n to Submit Ques- yesterday afternoon Thomas
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SATURDAY SATURDAY e' i heart. and in Penrod and paclty Must Walt on German “Will to Pay” , 3:03:33: .hhz‘fi' n“,f;f,,.‘“‘,,~.2;°, ‘ ”“h‘ m" " "' -. » ..
Sam" he endures all the :oys and
despalrs of a desperate romance
Don'rmssn-l
0 closed. he left the truck in the
with Margaret J h _ PM A _ 13._W'hfl. m P0130." who i! ml rear of his home for the night.
sued by aenmainerngef W supervising, “2‘ reply to the British reparations note, ”pom y 3"" “d” h° V“ ““m"
Not . by the barkingrof his dog. and
only does be m“, to endure to M on M" Ruhr POM. it 18 not believed here arming himself with a club. rush-
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C'AADYS WALTON
A Brilliant Feature
ALL STAR CAST
SELECTED SHORTER~ FEATURES Q 7
..-..__ in —o o— in __o the merciless twittlng of adults. but “I. .n _ .
i’ ‘ . , 3‘s is’compelled to put up with the Fig.3; 015ch ommclanthgd‘ptwhat {or British did. $613;th 32:11:; :n'rymzi El: _ , . “'0; 3-!" 1 .
I '1'“ "“ DUST “The Self-Made Wife” JESSJ’Sl'E‘if‘irl’R “3°33": 103:. “‘ “dam“ ‘° “We“! the British While President Coolidge is t l' ““5 mm“ He "M m n” hen" TOIOIIOW. a ' ’ *
. l' 0 0 ea l'Y ng but the knocked him senselent
\ . His chum. Sam “Williams. in particu~ communication. point by point, the to decide Wh° he '"1 name as ”11' and spgd away. Lind is now ALLAN FOREST. '1)“ mu, v0“ 7‘“ E;
lar. is disgusted with such lentimen- document will contain a concise ro- ba-adw. Secretary Hughes 1' lock- waiting for word from the police‘
tal nonsense and he makes no ef- 3.33.1012: the French reparation! “'3 about {0" the 00111311810119" who or the morgue concerning ‘the
fort to disguise his feelin will represent the United States on whereabouts of the missing prop—
respect. 8‘ in this Th Opposed to Court ‘Test. the two claims commissions esta- erty. , '
Notwithsta e rep y will. it is be ieved here. hushed by the Warren-Ros. agree-
pemod M3331; 9:222:23312 reject two British points— the one ment.
latter's brother who is courting asking to have the legality of the These commissions willbechargerl
Penn”?! “at”. .Thev take "Fed“ Ruhr occupation tested before the with the task or adjusticating the
delight in making things disagrec- International Justice Court and the claims of American and Mexican —— - . - . p- , H
able for the lovers and their brains other for a payment commission to citizens. incident to the Mexican NE‘V’ CANAAN. Aug. l7.—Ed- wood farm gunned on O‘Me“ ton. Ms. Hills '1“ M T- <
,-- g p are fertile in evolving methods to :ggdtehrfifiiznztt::;:: Others be- revolution and the Funston and Ward '1'. Mills of Seminary street re- hill, Wilton. This terrain of 44 acres with thoroughbred cattle all
. "getting their goat." - ‘ ._
Mary Philbin and Gareth Hughes “2:252:31: 2:: :230f23n52rd; ,
. play the parts °t u“ 30““. "mar" moratorium for Germany. followed
Roton P t P while Joe Buttcrworth is the illlmila~ by Allied exploitation of German
Vln ar bl° Sam. railroads and industries undcr a
“FOOLISH “ “1:5." ::::.p°1y plan proposed by the Bel
The resume will point out the fu-
AadaaA‘llStarCaatotPoI-hrm‘h
“TIE MAN BETWEEN”
some light of “fighting m. " and “Aesop's
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SUNDAY zvsnrso
IlL’CK JONES in “SKIDPROOF”
BUYS BIG FARSI.
Pershing expeditions into Mexico. ' cently purchased the Charles Lock: and one of the show places in Wil- his efforts to the .117 I'M?“
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DANCING
i‘llE FAMOUS SWANEE SERENADERS
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CONCERT EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON
NOVELTY DANCE WY TUESDAY
FIREWORKS an THURSDAY
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FINAL'
CLEARANCE
0—0! ———0
.\ll Summer Goods
Irusual reductions made in
min to clean our stock 0‘
'-lll'i and ends.
Iv will pay you to come in and
Ink over the bargnlns that
\.- lune to offer.
OXFORDS and PUMPS
Tint We Have Marked to
$1.95 and $2.95
“in Surely Suprl‘o You.
KEELER’S
SHOE STORE
\\:- «II the GOHIAM GOLD
\llill'll .sTOCKlNGS -— The
kings that wear.
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I’ll Say They Are!
Man, if you haven’t “got
next” to the wonderfully
comfort of these
Palm Beach, Mohair and
Tropical Weave Suits,
you’re missing one of
PALACE
BOOTERY
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EARLY
FALL FOOTWEAR
flow being shown at the P01-
ce Bootery in the 11" 10°!
prom Fall Shade in 8W“
and Kid. Cuban ind 81mm"
9933. Glove fm M‘
rm style and quall' mt
'v'crybody admires.
life’s biggest- joys. They
look as good as they feel.
And they’re easy on your
purse, too.
THEY’RE ONLY
10-15
JACOBY’S
Eric \‘orStrohcim's Big Special Pre-
sented at the Regent Today.
Eric VonStroheim's big special
screen production. fFoolish “lives."
will be presented at the Regent thea-
tre today. In offering this attraction
to the patrons of the house. Manager
David Esterson is again bringing to
the city a picture for which there
has been an insistent demand. The
feature was released some months
ago and at the time and since. tho
recognition which it has gained
everywhere that it has played is
clear evidence of the favor with
which it has been received by the
public. Strohcim is recognized as one
of the masters of the screen and
”Foolish \Vivcs" is one of the best
vehicles with which he has ever
been idcntliiod.
_____—___—_————
“MANSIAAI'GH’I'ER.”
Beet Thomas Mcigllan Feature Ever
Mode at Palace Today.
The best picture that Thomas
Mr‘lghnn has ever made is “Man-
slaughter." Supported in this pro-
duction by Loatrice Joy. Lois \Vilson
and an accomplished cast. Nr‘ighsn.
already On his way to heights of
fame through “Bachelor Daddy."
“Back Home and Broke" and other
releases. came to the fore with
such force when "Manslaughter"
was made that his title to first rank
as an actor has since been undis-
putcd. He is not an ordinary star.
but a finished and clever master in-
terprctcr of emotions. The Palace
patrons who have requested this pic
ture will be delighted with it and
many who have already witnessed
it will be glad of the opportunity to
see it again.
BORE T0 LAND
0N Ml; M’KlNlilY
lN AIRPLANE
Aviator and News-
.paper Man to At-
tempt to Reach
ANCHORAGE. Alaska—Mount
McKinley. the highest elevation on
the North American continent. will
be scaled for perhaps the first time
this month. if the attempt of Carl B.
Eilelson. former army aviator. and
C. J. Lincke. Anchorage newspaper
man, to land in an airplane on the
frozen plateau at its summit proves
enccemful. The trip will be made for
the purpose of securing air plloto~
graphs of the famous peak and the
national park which encloses it.
ClOse-up photographs of great herds
“Roof of Continent”,
tility of talking about Germany's
capacity for payment before Ger-
many has "the will to pay." France
will point out that it was to create
this wlll that French and Belgian
troops were sent into the Ruhr.
MAYENCE. Aug. 18.—The Inter-
Allied High Commission to-day ex-
tsnded indefinitely the blockade bf.-
tween occupied and unoccupied
Germany. It was to have been lifted
to-day.
WARREN LISTED
, AS PROBABLE _
MEXICAN ENVOY
Summerlin, Hammond,
McNary, Creager
and H. L. Wilson are
Mentioned.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.—With
the speedy resumption of political
relations between the United States
and Mexico assured by the signing
of the Warren-Ros accord. prelimin-
ary to a treaty of amity and mud
merce between the two Governments.
interest in the Mexican situation in
\Vas'hington to-day centered on the
selection of.a new American Ambas-
sa r to Mexico City.
his problem has already been
considered by President Coolidge and
Secretary of State Hughes and the
announcement of this important dip-
lomatic appointment is expected. to
. be made at the time recognition is
formally extended to the Obrcgon
Government. I
Many Are Mentioned.
Among those prominently men.
tioned for the Mexican post are:
Charles B. Warren. of Michigan.
the former United States ambassador
to Japan. who. with John Barton
Payne. carried on the successful
negotiations leading to the present
harmony between the United States
and Mexico. -
George '1‘. Summerlin. American
charge d'aflaires at Mexico City,
John Hays Hammond. chairman of
the United fitates Coal Commission.
James G. McNary. Texas. a staunch
friend of the late President: R. B.
Creage'r. the Republican national
colnmitteeman in Texas: Henry Lam
Wilson. who served as ambassador
lstratlon.
Recognition Del-red.
Although it had been expected that
the announcement of the recognition
of the Obregon Government by Pres-
ident Coolidge would be made before
the end of the week. it now appears
no action will be taken by the State
D-partment until after the American
to Mexico during the Wilson admin-
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Smart tailored
suits for women.
' Smart is the word that best expresses the refined
{lmcs on which the new tailored suits are built—the coats
are of medium length—the sort becoming to most figures
-—Thc fabric most in evidence is Poirot Twill, rich in
looks and strong for wear and service.
. Straight and simple lines so carefully tailored that it
[gives all-exclusive and smart appearance that the woman
of refined taste so much desires—Just now we are show-
‘lng several new models with slight variations as to scans
and some of the little things the expert tailor knows how
to put lnto a suit—Those things that just make it indi-
vidual-:Thst just make you like it—Thcse suits are
lined With grey crepe dc chine either plain or self figured
Egglgll enjoy- seeing them and they are priced at only
i
Second floor, contest
Warm .weather
home needs.
Just to remind you of some of the things that help
(To make Summer house work more pleasant.
9 Leonard refrigerator—special top leer—60 lbs. ca-
pacity—large lower compartment—ash wood casc—
whitc enameled lined—special $17.50 ’
‘ lce cream freezer—durable galvanized steel tub
glitlllsquick action beater and freezer, 2 qt. size—special
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Men! Bathmg' suit
time a plenty. F
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piece surfs in navy—The r l staunch sort sold all m’
Corgis-a-wnow ofier m to close themout- ...
a 90 , .
'ourth floor. front ,
Men! “A few 'hints
' for vacation.
Some things you may-ovcrlook and wlsli you hall
an extra one or twp along when you get away on the use.
log time. ‘
Men’s golf hose in medium wei llt cotton in plain
color black or cordovan 5!. g ~
Men’s golf hose in. cotton and wool heather mix-
tures, tan or oxford combinations, $2. " "
Men’s socks in silk mixcd— laid combinations very : I
pleasing, 31. p '» ' 1
Men’s shirts with collar attached in a li view ’ ‘
white fabric, $1.50 ght ,
Men’s shirts—negligcc in a line of fauc wean-I
fabrics—light patterns, $2.50 y .
What does your
boy need now? ‘ _
Usually a good live boy needs somethi' ‘ l
do go through even good staunch well made .M
Here are some things reasonable priced that may ' ;
timely suggestions.
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commissioners rcach here early next
d t ‘ at
°t mountain sheep “1 he m week with the complete records of-
Mirro aluminum preserving outfit—i—8.qt. pre- Boys’ Norfolk two pant suits in M mixtures 5
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aloobaspsdalty.
Special Order Work
to the park. where there is a natural
landing field. Other landing places
are also being located in various sec-
tions of the park. where additional
fuel is being stored.
On the trip from Fairbanks totthe
entrance of'the park. the explorer:
hope to photograph the great mi-
gratory caribou‘ herds that start
down from the Aretha during the
latter part of August. and the rein-
deer herds grazing in Broad Pass-
Entering the park they will spiral to
an altitude of perhaps 25.000 test.
recomoiter over the plateau several
miles square at the summit. and if
the ice will permit. actually make a
landing on the “Root of the Con-
fluent." 30,800 feet above‘the sea. .
are indisposed to discuss the Mexican
gratification at the signing of the
Warren-Rea accord.
\ . .
WHYSUFFEBSO?
Why suffer from a bad back. from
sharp. shooting twinges. headaches.
dizziness and distressing urinary ills?
for stronger proof merit?
Hrs. 8.,Van 1: Clay street.
Meantime Administration omcials
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si nation for publication. Theyhays
given private expression of their
South‘ Norwalh people recommend
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rear i‘ .
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tomorrow?
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g . Just inside the Fairfield Ave. door are have at~ all
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a moment to select one, $22,254: ‘ ‘ .
stripedmadras, sizcs8to 15 years, 85c, 33”“ ,. -"
tan oxfords, sizes 7.to 16 years, 31.29 {5:
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