than any other picture shown in
these parts for years.
the shivers up and down the spinal
E" column and will
‘ your breath: when tho submarine
stealthily moves under water to a
point of vantage and discharges a
torpedo which strikes a liner.
mun NOTES
\‘Lbiare Nostrum.” the picture you
have been waiting for two years to
sob. is now playing at the liialto
theatre with Alice Terry and An-
tonio Moreno in the loading roles.
What a tremendous production it is.
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" more
has more thrills crammed into it
It will send
make you hold
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of 30,000,
3. turb his wife. who was stunts:
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brings the World War halite. vividly
lived and dramatically told. It is a
screen wonder and a picture no one
should miss. An augmented orches-
tra plays the musical score. This
picture played on Broadway for two
years at 8:: top. It is showing her.-
at the regular Rialto price.
REGENT
"Y o u n g A p r l l." with Joseph
Schildkraut. Bessie Love and lid-
douph Schildkraut in the itads. to-
day began its engagement of three
days at the Regent theatre.
cinema cocktail brimming with re-
mance and sparking with rich and
wholesome comedy. It is the story
of a crown prince who is in love
with a pretty American girl. He did
not know she was n. Grand Duchess,
nor was she aware of his identity.
She bought it crown and when he
came to‘redccm it. love asserted its
sway and to win her he gave up his
princely heritage only to learn—but
uldn't be fair at this point to
v’ go the secret as it would de-
ract from the melodramatic thrills.
rich comedy and superb effects this
picture offers. it is :1 brilliant screen
romance with an unforgettable cli-
max and laughs in every scene.
Tile Virgin Islands. acquired by
the United States. have an area of
142 square miles and a population
ltlsu-
WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE
FAITH and CHERRY LANE.
sisters. are utterly "dllfcrent.
Faith. tall. womanly. not pretty
but rather handsome. stays at
home and keeps house for the
family of six. because of her
mother's ill health; while Cherry.
tiny. beautiful. works as s ste-
nop upher and is the potted dar-
Iln :1 her mother.
t‘herry ls unscrupulous In her
methods with men. whom she
genius for the pure love of con-
quest. and Faith is continually
worried that the girl may bring I
disgrace upon herself and the ’,
whole family. When her father
I carpenter. ask-i non NATHA-
WAY to dinner. hoping to win
his friendship so that Hathaway
will give him a small lob-of con-
tracting to do. both Faith and
Cherry are instantly attracted to
him. but he has eyes for no one
but Cherry. who Whisks him
away to a movie show. after
stealing all the credit for the de-
lirious dinner from the hard-
' working Faith.
Faith. stung by her sister’s s
tactics. has tried to flirt with
Bob. but despises herself for her
cheap eilort. and refuses to ac-
company them. While Cherry is
out with Hathaway. a call comes.
for he from CHRIS WILEY. a
man 0 unsavory reputation. to
whom Jlili LANE has forbidden
the house. Faith tells Cherry’on
her return and later hears
Cherry stealing out into the
night to keep a rr'ndesvons with
, Wiley.
9,. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
. . CHAPTER V
. HEN forty-five long minutes
, i had been tolled of! by the loud-
ly ticking alarm clock beside
her bed. Faith rose. thrust her ban
feet into her old blue felt bedroom
slippers, hung a cotton crepe kimono
over her nightgown. and was about
to tiptoe out of her room. in search
of Cherry.
’ it was after any o'clock. Her
sister would be furiously angry with
her for interfering. but after all she
owed her loyalty to her father. and
.he had had good reason for ordering
.“ Chris Wiley off the premises.
She was lust opening her door
‘ when a shrill scream rang out. stao‘
tllngly loud in the deep silence of tbs
hot night Cherryl What had Chris
' Wiley dun- to her. to makt' her rlbk
. exposure like that? Faith was run-
ning noiselessly through the dining
room when her tsthsr's low. harsh
. Voice stopped her.
"Was that you. Faith! i heard
someone scream."
“I—i thought i heard a burglar."
3 Faith lied with stunmeltng quick-
ness. Oh. if he would only go M
to bed. so that she could investigate
. without getting Cherry into trouble.
"Where's Cherry? Home yet?" be
lowered his voice. so as not to db-
' balmy under the influence of a blo-
IMO.
Deters Faith could reply. the
mm came again. loud and sharp.
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Georgia girl. above.
Ruby Roy,
serving a 0-year-old sentence for
a holdup. succeeded in obtaining at.
least a temporary stay of execution
for her sweetheart. Mei M. (lore.
below. by means of n sucrllicc con-
fession that she mnnmlttql the
murder for which he. was convict-
ed. Gore was to be hanged for the
killing just before last Christmas
of William H. Check at Atlanta.
The Buy girl suddenly said she tired
the shot. This was the. day before
the. execution and Gore was given
it 00-day respite.
running toward a car parked a: the
curb, a struggling. kicking girl in
his Ernie. dropped his burden sudden-
ly. so that the little figure sprawled
like a broken doll on the graveled
path. Still exerting all her strength
to‘kesp her father from taking a slit
at the fleeing figure. hill: saw the
man leap into his car. start the en-
gins with incredible swiftness. and
roll away. '
. Jim Lane dropped the pistol to the
door. looked at Faith with wild, hag-
gard eyes. in which murderous anger
was still glittering. then ran. on his
bare feet to where Cherry was still
prone in the gravel. sobbing like a
child. with pitiful. choking gasps.
"What was that Hathaway rascal
doing to you. honey?" He lifted the
girl in his arms. “I'll kill him for
thisi I'd have taken a shot at him
when he was running away. but
Faith wouldn’t let go of my arm.
Tail Daddy. honey."
The girl. crying hysterically.
wound her arms round her father's
neck. but did not t his mistake.
“It wasn't Mr. Hathaway. Ded.‘
hith cut is sharply. “Cherry—"
,“1 don‘t know who it was." Cherry
shuddsred. "it was so hot~t couldn't
sissphand i was lying in the dad
chair on the porch—ob. Daddy! Hold
me tightl l’m scared. l'm smrsdl"
“You don‘t know who it was!" Jim
Lane «handed incredulously. "Faith
—whst you know about this?"
Be turned on his older daughter.
"1 tell you i don't know who It
was!" Chm protested quickly. her
breath coming in sharp gasps. “l
was just lying there. half asleep.
whaculdndyaman picked map
in his mu. 1 screamed.”
“i heard you!" Jim Lane cut in.
'You didn't recognise him?"
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23:15. 7:15 and 9
YOUNG APRIL
- with
Joseph Schildkraut,
Bessie Love,
‘ Rudolph Schildkraut
A sparkling romance of high
comedy and young love—cui
minating in j o y o u s melo-
drama. -
Dawes Chief Speaker ,
At Legion Convention ’
In Phila. Next Month
Vice-President Charles G. Dawes
will deichr the principal address at
the eighth annual convention of the
American Legion _lu Philadelphia.
October 11—15, according to an-
nouncemcnt by General John ll. Mc-
Qulgg. national commander of the
American Legion.
Goneral‘lhiwes. a member of the
legion. has been sought as a speaker
at it” tho national conventions. The
Philadelphia meeting is the first he
has promised to address, although
he made an unexpected appearance
at the convention at St. Paul several
years ago and marched in the an:
nuul parade with the delegation
from his home town of Evanston.
11!. When he was invited to address
the convention he arose in his place
in the auditorium and delivered it
l‘uv words of greeting. Ho refuscdl
to go to the spealeers‘ platform.
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“Put that girl down or I’ll shoot!"
l. .
said he had been watching me for a
long time. that he was in love with
me. that he was going to take me
away with him. i pleaded with him.
but it wasn't any use. Then he
stopped talking. just flung me across
his shoulder and began to run down
the walk with me. Oh. Daddy. dar-
ling. l'm so glad you came—in time."
"Faith. go phone the police!" Jim
Lane lifted the wee ing girl into his
arms and started to aid the house.
"I never heard of such an outrage in
my life. Phone for the police. I
say!" he commanded sharply, as
Faith stood hesitstlng beside him.
"on. Daddy. don't get the Wheel"
Cherry begged. shuddering. “You
seared him so badly he'll nsver‘ come
back! And l'd be dlsgraosdl. The
newspapers! on. Daddy. i couldn't
stand lt—the disgrace. the police
asking me questions—minus. Daddy.
darling!" Bhs n to sob more
wildly than ever. and her little red
mouth hauled her fathers' haggard
cheeks with frantic. plenum kisses.
"i don't think it would be wise.
Dad." Faith managed to say last.
"I thin! we had better let tho ttsr
drop. it was dark. and Cherry
.probably couldn't give a very accur-
ate description of him. it would
last stir up avmsrs's nest of no»
(artery and unable"
When. fifteen minutes later. Jim
use reluctantly went back to bad.
after looking the front and back
doors securely. testing the books on
all the mucus slid commanding
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ry dung her arms about Mill's
neck and kind her with frantic
gratitude.
“You'tb a darling to me. filth
sndl'msuchailulebsasttom
Forgivemsforwbstfsaidsboui
your being crazy about Bob Bathe-
way. won’t you. honey? 1 don‘t
know what gets into ms."
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the pleading. pale. lovely little face
without mercy. "Now. suppose you
tell me what happened. Cherry. I
don't know what made me'let you
get away with it. Chris Wiley do-
served to be shot. and Dad has a
right to know that you've got your-
self into this mess through disobey-
ing him. ‘I'm ashamed of you. Cher~
ry. it it weren't for waking Mother
up. I'd give you the whipping that
Dad ought to have given you."
"Oh. no, you wouldn't." Cherry
laid her cheek against her sister’s.
caJolingly. "0h. Ealth. he was try-
lng to abduct me! He was going to
make me marry him tonight—l'vo
been engaged to him for months.
you know. i thought i was crazy
about him. When Dad ordered him
of! the place. I simply went wild—"
“You know good and well why
Dad did it." Faith's voice was still
stem and uncompromising. “Chris
Wiley admitted on the witness stand
that the Bailey girl's baby was his.
If she hadn’t committed suicide. and
killed her baby with her. he'd have
had to marry her. How can you
have anything to do with a man like
that?"
“For Just one very good reason.
Faith Inns." Cherry’s lightning-
like anger struck again. “He's plas~
tercd with money. and l'm so darned
tired of living like we do. from hand
to mouth—haven't even got a. car.
when every family in town has at
least a Ford. I‘m sick of it. i tell
you. and I'm going to marry. a man
with money. even if I have to take
ChriflViley."
"Then why did you scream?" Faith
asked with quiet scorn.
"Goodness. i forgot to cold cream
my face!" Cherry Jumped up out of
' bed and ran lightly to her dressing
table. Pushing her tumbled cut-ts of!
her forbesd. she began to dub s fr!»-
grant lemon cleansing cream over
her checks. on which spots of rouge
. showed vividly because of her pale-
ness.
“Why didn't i run away with
Chris Wiley? Ho wasdrunk. and I
wasn't absolutely sure he'd manage
to get a. marriage license. . I didn't
wantany Helen Bailey stuff ln‘my
young life. Oh. dear. .i'm nearly out
of that tissue cream. Have you-got
any. darling." .
"You "know i haven't," Faith sn~
swered bitterly. "That jar you're
using was mine. and i haven't a dol-
lar to buy any more.
"Don't be so crabby. .l’il bring
you s for of cream tomorrow. it's a
good thing I can vamp the men.
honor-speaking of Bob Hathaway.
he's going to get me a wonderful
new Job in his uncle's offices. You
know. the law firm of Cluny and
Ned. Old man Cluny's his mother's
oldest brother. He says they‘re look-
klg for a stenogrspher and they pay
twenty-live dollars a week. He's
going to see his uncle in the morn-
ing. and give me a recommendation."
"1 hope you'll try to see that old
lir. Cluny doesn't get fresh with
you." Faith said meaningly. "0h. 1
wish to the Lord I could go out and
work! i'm only twenty. and I want
pretty clothes and men friends and
a little excitement. just as much as
you do!" Faith's voles broke. melted
into tears. '
“Course you do. you old darling!"
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NOW PLAYING
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Cherry rushed to where Faith sat on .
the edge of the bed. and laid her
cheek caressingly against her sis
tsr's. "Tell you what—l saw some
.lovsly printed chllton at the Banner
Store today. and i'll get you enough
foradress.ifigetthatiobwithold
Clu’uy. You haven't had a new dress
in a ooon's ago. honey. Will you
make me one. too? Different pat-
tern. of course?” The lovely. musi-
zl voice was very sweet and coax:
lo ' “
“Of course!" Faith choked. and
kissed her sister shyly.
"Now do you want to hear what a
certain awfully nice man said about
you. honey?” Cherry w
“Oh. you‘re blushing! Faith. Will.
i “I..." you're in love! Molt lls
The Torpedo
Finds Its Mark!
W
EX INGRAM'S wou-
der picture. that
thrilled Broadway for
many months, is here at
is“! Expect somedu'ng
bigger, more powerful and
fascinating than you’ve
ever seen before on the ‘
screen! SEE IT NOW!
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Big Vaudeville Program,
“The Waning Sex," with Norma
Shearer featured. closes at the 1's-
lugs. Miss Shearer takes the role,
or an attorney and the entire piece
ofi‘crs a variety and abundance-o!
comedy. -
. Tomorrow another big Keith vau-
deville show an: Rudolph Valentino
in "'i‘,.u Conquering Power." open a
three day engagement at the Palace.
This big double feature event will
provide another solid week, of ex—
cellent entertainment which cannot
be surpassed. The vaudeville pro-
gram offers Lloyd Nevada s.- Com-
pany in mirth and mystery. an act
which will not only amaze. but us-
tound audiences. Vic lluurlu in
“Thu! Ccriuin Party" is the original
gloom dispeilcr and sole champion
of Joy. The feature act is Busch Sis-
ters and Moglioii Balnluika orches-
tra with Harry Chulupin. This
one of Keith's biggest headline acts
the opportunity to view it. Harpy
Chalapin is brother of the great on-
era singer. The act will certainly
meet with' lavor witlv the patrons
here. The Southern Four in songs
of the Southiand will provide
harmony of the program. These.
southern boys are masters of this
art and melody will move the
audience to applaud for more. Burt
and ltosedalo. in "The Substitute."
will offer a. comedy. novelty. Ladies
will be admitted to toinorrow's mat—
inee for 25 cents.
ed a. private wire over which the
Dempsey-Tunney light returns. to-
morrow night will be received in
from the stage. ‘
Governor Donahcy says he will
not be a candidate for the Presi-
dency. He must be a funny sort of
man to live in Ohio.——l{uoxville
Journal.
If the police continue to investi-
gate the Illellctt murder case much
longer. they will soon convert it into
a. hopelessly insoluble mystery.-—-—
Ashovillo Times.
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NOTE: “THE WANING SEX" IS NOWI
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THEATRE, N. Y.
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“MOVE ALONG” ‘,‘
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'4 “THE CONQUERING POWER”
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~ ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY ' ‘
One of Keith’s Biggest‘Headline Acts.
I ' BUSCH SISTERS
lace theatre following today's show-
MOGlLOFF BALALAIKA ORCHESTRA '
WITH HARRY CHALAPIN
THE SOUTHERN FOUR
Songs of the Southland
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In the Substitute
Ladies admitted to the Thursday Matinee for Twenty-FiveCcnts.
EXTRA — Thursday Evening — EXTRA '
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Fight Returns
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Forty-third year
BOARDING AND DAY scHooL ron crass "j
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Fall tcrm opens Wednesday morning. September 22nd. 1920. at
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Experienced faculty of college graduates. Voice, piano, art and danc-
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beautiful grounds.
DEPARTMENTS
The Upper School offers general and special courses for girls from
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Many girls sent each year to the leading colleges for wome Ad-
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Psychology.
The Lone) School offers a well-balanced and thorough training for
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Smnu classes given opportunity for individual instruction.
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