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TODAY and 'roxoasow
HOI'GLAS MACLEAN
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“.\ MAN OF ACTION” .
‘ -.~.l that he be a man or action—do some-
,nm from bonds.
_'_..rrl lvOOkD!
-;p..:ind the first thing he knew he was alias
. i {or- robbing his awn home.
- 0— AND—G—
or” L..." a Two Reel Hurricane of Laughter.
' . ‘ , _. \n ADVANCE m Pawns
For a husband she wanted
So he started out to find adven-
wgoxrsmv — rumour — ramnv
D. W. Griffith's
"i All EXCITING NIGHT”
_ r-‘rsnnnl disappearance. puzzling homicides.
- yn or the evening spirit all in one exciting
- 's mth a quickly following'laugb.
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AT'I‘HEBIAIII'O
Sonnethhg Doing Every Second in
“A Man or Adieu”
-Not since "Olncei' 666" has there
been produced {or lovers of: snappy
comedy-drama a picture comparable
with the latest Thomas H. Inee
mirthi’ul Lucio-dramatic farce. ”A
Man of Action." now running at the
Rialto theatre. Douglas MacLean
as Bruce Muster. a "Poor Little
Rich Boy." who gets more "action"
in twenty-four exciting hours than
he ever dreamed of. was never tun—
nicr. Marguerite de la Motte as
his spirited young fiancee. and Ray-
mond Hatton as "floppy." bent on
the invention of a "noiseless explos-
ive." head.a strong supporting cast.
Another unique comedy characteriz-
ation is “The Deacon." who has a
decided penchant for carving "sc-
cret exits and entrances" not only
down in his own dive, "The Chat
Mort" on San Francisco's pictur-
esque Barbary.Coast. but also in the
MacAiiister nuneion on Nob Hill.
where he goes. with a band oi
crooks. to steal a halt million dollars
in diamonds. ‘
"Something doing every second"
is the record ‘0! "A Man of Action."
which sets a new standard for com-
edy-drama. The situations or the
story. an original by Bradley King,
are as novel as they are funny.
GREAT 910K“ SCENE
IN GRIFFITH PICI'URE
Most Wonderful Clinmx in “One Ex-
citing Night,” Producer's
New Mystery Photoplay.
“We certainly did play rough in
the storm scene." said Carol Demp-
much
ster ruei’uily discussing the
South Main street.
FALL TERM
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OPENS
Monday Night, Sept. 10th
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some
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cm national Bank Building
Phone 814-3-
MARK-OFF’S
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talked of climax to I). w. Gridith’fl
new picture "One Exciting Ni: ii"
a United Artists release opening at
the Bialto theater on Wednesday for
a three day showing.
"“71“! a 90 xhiie gale to fight
against and n. drenching rain driving
in our’iaces We could scarcely even
breathe in the most violent scenes
Spiked shoes, such as baseball piny-
hciped to keep us from
.
slipping.
The storm scene is the greatest
thing of its kind ever put on the
screen. Eleven weeks were occupied
in making it and as many as 500 mm
were used at one time in conslrm-t-
ing the mechanical properties. Stout
old trees crash to.the ground. young
saplings are bent almost in two.
houses are torn apart and borne up
in the high wind while over all play
weird flashes or lightning.
Movie Will Picture
Complete Life Growth
NEW YORK. Sept. 17.—A new
mclion picture Iirocess by which
photographs may be taken of the in-
cubation of an egg up to the time
when the heart of the chicken starts
to boat, was announced torirry by Dr.
Charles E. Herm. formerly of the
American Museum of Natural his—
tcry.
A small piece of glass is inserted
in the side of the egg anti the omn-
mzi. driven ‘lny a. time clock. mitonm-
ticnily flashes a‘strong light through
thn pt-(‘p hOic‘into the interior of‘ thr-
egg and‘takcs a picture every two
minutes for thirty-three hours.
The action or white corpuscnlr-s
and the growth of new tissues in
healing wounds may also be photo-
graphed. Dr. lit-rm said. An rx-
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JERSEYCITY
TENEMENI‘FIRE
Fireman Carrying WO-
man Down Fire Es-
cape When It Breaks
——Strikes G r O u n (1
Head First
"LEAP KILLS TWO
Mother With Boy in
Arms J u m p s and
. Both Are Crushed to
Death
JERSEY CITY. Sept. 17.—-—chen
perished here yesterday when a
swift early morning fire mushroomed
through a tour-story brick-shell ten-
ement atrBarrow and Grand streeta
Panic that seized the sixteen fam-
ilies in the burning house added to
the casualties. The Jersey City pol-
icemen and firemen rushed into the
smoke and flame filled halls and
flats and made many bravo rescues.
Fireman Bernard S. Feehan lost
his life while carrying Ethel Mor-
gan. a young negress, down a tire.
escape. It collapsed under their
weight. He struck on his head and
fractured his skull and neck. He
died within a few minutes. '
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periment soon to he made is that of
placing a group of hcalthy cells uni]
the DI»
(«Ma/led (557
:solution, to show the attack of the
a group of dancer cells together in a 3
malignant bodies. .
React co
Store Closes Daily at 6 O’clock
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A Complete W 0‘
smart and 00!-
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Of All Kinds.
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Kamak Rugs FOR LOVERS AND LAUGHERS
. Here’s your fun-idving boy of joy.
i . You’ll laugh at his fearless feats amid a
‘L Al'lStOCl'at 01 , red-hot revolution.
. . You’ll love his fiery romance.
‘ Domestic R1188 , Laugh with Lloyd and Why Worry 2
l _ _ V And Reginald Denny in “The Leather Pushers"
' Among our beautiful sel- ____________H_ ____.__
ection of Wilton Rugs now Q ~__
ready for your inspection is _ .
the Kamak—a rug very ap- .
; propriately named as it is Watch—Your Pocket Book! !
the aristocrat of domestic . —— --
rugs. Illusirationdescribsshowmmali
The patterns are classic in BEST—WRE—Pm
' domestic and Oriental de- 5:... $2.32 . 3....
signs while the colors stand - -
out like those in choice I-&M mum Pm
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some smart Hats paintings. lZinc to assure logged?” o:
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at Very Spec1al Pr1cei~ mos, Med mg mists in . W 3...... sausfacmwuse-
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Our Millinery department is a busy place just now with our country. . you 11111:?»qu n ,
ladies bu ing loveliest Fall picture frames for their faces. Some ' make 1% 831““ Pure Pam“ “1' $282 Per 8311“-
ncw velvc hats have just. arriv ed which are different and very Ask to be shown the I for Sub ,T.
charming. Velvet furnishes a background for touches of gold Kamak rugs! ,_ ; Ii bb nAggtilcirea-fiagzutgol‘mo g;
and silver metal cloths and dashing trimmings of ostrich or imo . p 1 u e P £13311” Weapon " walk 71
ported flowers. Many colors and newest shades. , $10.05 Sizes 9 x 12 and {_ Gonna, Bros. 60., Georgetown ‘ . _ 3 ,
A limited number of all-black hats. Al‘l hag/c) the sfofi ad- 8’ 3” x 10’ 6” _ _ fl . _ - , .
'ustablc tam O’shanter crowns. They are ma e O eauti ui vel- g V
{wet and there are styles for the matron and the miss. Small rugs iovmatch. E; ; d l S 1
Really wonderful values. 37.50 mm“ “0°" ;1_; emo 6 ng a e
Second floor.‘ _‘ ri'1 . '
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e 7 f 3 expression of delight and the crowded store.
~ -: I’ 1 ha cometokno that we never dissp'nm “
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-. . Fur scarf .. {is mtgowwas eaglzqday newui‘terii‘spewill be placed in our
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‘ Our Fall gowns need the finishing touch of a fur scarf. > W“ P .
'As the daysrare cooler they are decidedly comfortable as well as '- F“ 0'31an figurmm“ “1°“: ”a
adding a note of smartness to any costume. 9 gm 1’1““?th “a. ”I“!
_? \‘Ve have a beautiful collection of fine fur scarfs. . - . _ _ -
‘ Stone and Baum Marten—Soft and thick. $39.50 ' t ,
i The fashionable Red Fox—long soft and silky $39.50 Terry, . Cloth
‘l 2 Black Fox ‘ $49.50 _ 36 inch » double faced
I Pointed Fox and Brown Fox, $59.50 Levely blue and rose,
' - Second “ooh. brown and black. Blue and
. ' grey, Blue and brown.
Chappy Coats , m a. ..
{The mine is new and the garment is newer than the name. ' '
,They are for sport wear and are - the biggest little coats you . - . _
ever saw. The sensati of the, season-Alia are just begin. , '* /
ning to be shown by New 1: shops. , _
. Of a knitted fabricfliih bmshedwool finish, they , remind L’ ‘
one of a Whed head for they are cut to flare off at the waist line. ' l y
Bound all around with silk braid "aud‘fastencd on oue‘side with’ ‘ ‘. - ,
three large buttons. Colors: natural camels hair, roseand white, - - ~
sndfluetndwhitechfik. . $7.95
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The’Rsv. Edward A. mention.~ or
Lawson; Pa. in Jersey City on a
vacation was near, and administered
the last sacrament.
091cm investigation failed to dis-
close the cause of the fire; The
flames did little monetary damage.
The estimated loss was 810.000.
There-‘was scarcely a mark of the
fire on the exterior of the building.
One result of the blaze was the'
arrest or Paul Pucco. No. 13: Essex
street. owner or a grocery and care
on the ground floor, and his employe
Paul Krosehowski. or No. 26 Canal
streetu
They were accused ot‘ violation of
the prohibition law. In Pucco's
place. it was said, werl found one
and a halt gallons of whiskey and a
gallon of alcohol. His establishment
was not damaged by the flames.
More (Sores-unease Aid. _
The ldtest scheme of Government
aid to the farmer appears in a move-
ment to revive the United States
Grain Corporation. NorthvVestern
bankers are reported as favoring this
measure and as ready to urge the
President to take immediate steps to-
wards this end. The United States
Grain Corporation was set up as a
\ war device when the Government un-
dertook to fix the price of wheat. If
it were revived it would take over
complete control of trading in wheat
and establish prices which presum-
ably would be above those recently
prevailing. This is nothing more nor
less than a plan for maintaining a
price above thahin the world market
by artificial means.. The fact that
such a plan is now being advocated
bears eloquent testimony to the fulfi-
ity or the various other schemes of
Governmeht aid which Congress has
adopted. The high tariff on what.
the revival of the War Finance Cor-
poration. the grain futures act. the
amendments or the Federal Reservo
act. and the rural credits act. all
have failed conspicuously to nullify
REGENT and PALACE;
' Today-Tuesday-Wedncsday : V
. Sept. 17-18-19 ‘
DAILY AT 2:15, 7 AND 9 " '
Extra School Children’s Matinee Wednesday, g2
Sept. 19th at‘4 P. M.
Sensational Run At The Strand, N. Y.
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R HarOld. Lloyd
‘Why worry?"
Direct Frein Its
Norwalk Chronicler