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PAGE SEVEN
Regent
LAST TIMES TODAY
2:15. 1:15 and ill
Theatre
SATURDAY
GENE TUNNEY
in .1 new chapter of
“The Fighting Marine" ‘
i and
Lefty Flynn
“.1“...
"HEADS UP"
SUNDAY
DOROTHY
“WHEN HUSBANDS ~FLIRT”
One of the lineal comedies ol' the season
nvnsmo
REVIER 1N
COMEDY
FOX NEWS
.4.
////Z‘/’///// ltealth. Mr. Lyihgoe's investigations
Gust Contstock drunk 6': cups of
coffee in ten hours at Fergus Falls.
Minna—and then went to bed and
slept like a baby. Ilia stunt won
him a belt studded with 6:! coffee
beans. emblematic of the coffee i
drinking championship oi the world.
' i
BOSTON. (AP)—If Massachusetts.
to have turkeys during the forth.
they must
roe. director of the food and drug
WIIAT IIAS GONE BEFORE
EBIO WATERS. rebellious sen-
ior. and DR. PETER BORN. as-
tronomy proiassor. are rivals for
the iavor oi JUDITH MARTIN.
young univmiiy teacher.
DEAN TIMOTHY BROWN dis-
approves of Judith's radical friends
a. secum Erie of dealing with
"KIN!" “SHEA. town bootleg.
gar. in poison liquor. Judith do
fonds hlln.
MIRA ALDRICH is fond of Ju-
dith. but lesions of Erie't atten-
tlons to her.
.Judlth learns of a secret love al-
‘talr of Dean Brown’s wife and be-
iriends her. believing the dean
quite heartless.
"Kitty" Shea tries to blackmail
Mrs. Brown. and also threatens to
expose the fact that Judith and
Elie dined at a roadhouse the
night it was raided. Eric prom-
ises Judith to “shut Shea up."
When Judith is staring in My-
rs's sorority house alone for the
Christmas" holidays. Shea trim to
force an entrance and she iright-
ens him away by shooting In the
air.
Eric returns unexpectedly on
Christmas day from his home
town. with a bruised eye.
When Judith is talking with
EVE OERIIAR’I‘. a widow. at
Eric's fraternity house. era" eve
ning after the Jannary torso opens.
Myra sends word that there Is a
letter for Judith from Dean Brown.
at the boarding house.
NOW GO ON WITH 'I'IIE STORY
CHAPTER soon
,i
‘6
ing.
“res." mid Eric.
home and road it."
dith.
Judith turned to Eric.
does that mean?" ~
He shook his head. “No tailing
Why worry? After dinner I'll walk
over with you."
Judith tossed her head.
right."
The note was hem the-dean's soo-
retam It requested Judith's pres-
ence at his office the following day.
Erie road it over her shoulder.
Whauthsyhadduished, mama
lastseaSham
III-in. "When did you
Juditbi"
'Juditn started.
mm"
"Because I believe the dean means
to question you about him. the re-
membvr that Shea once called you
by your drst name in front of Dean
and ail-a. Brown: -
Judith nodded.
“Wall." nidEric. “they can‘t ilnd
Shea. Iwascallodlnmnalfyastsn
daysndcuastlsnadaatohhwbaro
abouts. Oiooorsathay won'tlad
aim. Sbsabsstoomanrm-
md town. not to know that
they're-Main. ne'nloatuolow
in Kiddlaburg till this blows up."
Mhhmuupmuamm
Halve“ is hiaunatnm. Dun
I". .1113“??? ’
storage in Massachusetts
turkey (or each 17.: inhabitants.
year being only “7.6.?
R me?" asked Judith, frown-
"Myra
thought you might want to come
' Eva was smiling meaningly at Ju-
"Wsll." she said. "excuse me.
I'm going after a rented chestnut."
"What
"All
“Why do you ask
have shown that there is now in cold
just one
Statisticians of the lll\l:~llOll inuc
estimated ihat this would give ouch
resident the rather meager portion
of 7.100 of one pound.
Tlli‘l‘t‘ \\ i'l'l‘
175,672 pounds of turkey in cold
storage on November 1 a year ago as
compared with 276,631 pounds this
year.
“mklziving Birds :
scarce In Bay State . lfact that in to
That the cold siomgn- hnld.
ngs vary tremendously from )t-xli‘
0 year. however was siioun by the
1‘4 there was even
was cold storage turkey available,
he nmnlmt on November I of ihul
pounds.
Dr. P. w. Bill Sued
On Cruelty Charge
Bill DGE PORT. Nov. 1.“.
Alleglng cruelty and adultery with a ,
fueled boy say.
gun as she entered. Ills pudgy
hands were outspread on the top of
the desk. like stunshes caught too
far inland when the tide went out.
“Please be seated. Miss Martin."
When she had taken the chair of
inquisition. facing him. he took off
his glasses and laid them on the
desk. "I hope. Miss Martin. that
any feeling 0! hostility which you
may have held toward me has by
this time disappeared. I trust you
realize that we are both in duty
bound to work only for the good of
the university and the immortal
souls lutrusted to our guidance."
Judith smiled. and the dean's
brows draw together.
"I was only thinking that I was
employed to teach people Latin. not
about right and wrong." she said.
The dean ignored the implication.
“in the great reform which we are
inaugurating in the university. our
ilrst step is to stamp out the liquor
evil. That is where I hope you can
help " “
Judith stood up. "You are insult-
ing.” she said. "i have no connec-
tion with liquor. I neither buy. sell
nor drink it." She made a move
ment toward the door. but the dean
raised his hand.
“Pray do not be hasty." be said.
"I only meant that you might be able
to give us some information about
this man Shea. who is the source of
the tumor drunk here. We have a
warrant for his arrest."
Judith turned toward him. ”i do
not know anything about Shea. Dean
Brown. Imethhucasualiyonoaat
a picnic. but there the acquaintance
ndad. ‘
v -.¢‘-- .. L~aw..~ ”~'-. ‘~
(AP).-——'
' “All smashed up—(iead some time." she heard the spec.
“I“ "anathema-“note your
party unknown. Edith Selby Bill.
vill- or Dr. Philip W. llill. widely
knvmn physician \\ ho disappeared
from this city November 7. yesterday
llli‘iI amt for divorce. Alimony is al-
rvn ithkl‘il.
Alinchnleuls lo the amount of
$.lil_'litll have bvl‘n placed against
the property of her husband by the
l wiltiouer.
, ill-lore leaving Bridgeport Dr, uni
' transrl rrcd his house to his wife. the
lllv-cll for which has been recorded.
Nothing is known of Dr. Bill's
uhereuhouts. it is stated.
(1.! ll “ANTS h’l‘lll‘ZI-Z'l‘
(‘.\lt LINE ABANDONED
SOI'ND ill:IAl.'ll.-<Thc lue.ahers
or the Sound Ilcnch Garden club
,yeaierday forwarded n resolution lo
the Him-nlvil-li board of flt‘lt‘i‘iml‘n in
which they asked that the trolley
lines here he nholished and that an
Iltll‘qlllill‘ lIllrl somlr‘e he installed.
The ("onncc'leui company which
Si
is
in
gin to call you Judith rather "
didn‘t he?".
"He called me that deliberately. to
embarrass me." dashed Judith. "If
this is all. I think I will go."
"Just a moment." said the dean.
“I am convinced that young Water!
'kuows where Shea is hiding. You-
et—have some influence with Waters.
I shall expect you to get informa-
tion of Shea's whereabouts for lube
fore night. Waters' standing aI‘ a
student. and yours as a teacher. do-
Dend on it."
Judith looked at him in extreme
disgust and walked out of the room.
Dr. Dons was standing in the
outer room. At night of Judith's
flushed face and angry eyes. he fol-
lowed her out into the corridor.
"Is anything wrong. Miss flan
tin?"
Xian," snapped Judith. ”Evely-
th ' ‘I wrong. I just prevented In!-
self from calling your excellent
deanacsdtohbiaoo. Anduow
I'm'klcking myself tor Fromm
use.’
Dr. Dora‘s eyes widened. “What
a the matter?" '
Judith turned on him.
Brown Just asked me. under
of dismissal. to act as stool
in his matched little vice campaign.
:51. Internod and walked out of his
Dr. Dom looked distroued. “Ju-
dith. please try to calm yourself.
Someone might hear you." Is
looked around apprehenpvaly.
Judith struck her hands togathm'
smartly. “What It someone does!”
rlr.
“Dean
dun-turned to him.
llsva that'I know Mr
Mfifir
tare.
Sell rls
now.
you.
away.
all of you!" she exclaimed.
nothing you can do.
guage. Dr. Dorn."
we don't.
could help you."
troubles.
Will.
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LAST Tums TODAY
'Aileen Pringle and Ben Lyon in
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
George O’Brien '
w in ._
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Gl‘l‘l‘. planst
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The enlor do
ggell. And 1
con! i ”In till“
"of course not.
dean “ill never believe you are in«
ocean! so long as you cleave to that
young bolshevlk. Waters."
trolley how.
0 continue to rlln street
0 local line.
of lnslulllng the sew/-
it here has s‘irred up
agitation and as a rr-
system,
r
nunllmr of residents sought
in line bus service installed lli‘l‘I‘.
"l‘l.llt"l"ll'ill
lllfl “llli members of the govern-
lpen‘al body
company officials
of the town. however.
lhui ‘ltey would rnlllr‘r
for the upkeep of their
Hun-ks than expend $21.00”
lvr luwvs that would im in need
1 intervals throughout
els
. li.’
head. as if lmrrhr-
llul lite
opened in .ludhli's
“it‘s no one‘s business “hem
I clcam to, so long as I conduct my-
1 should.
hasn't the information they want.
I also know that he has never boot-
I KNOW liric
CAN'T desert him
My. he believes in me!"
Dr. Dent took her hand iimidly.
I00,
Judith's eyes
fled from them.
“If you’d only let me alone.
the same i
He drew bac . sadly.
But I'm sorry.
Judith's eyes
"There are others who believe in
Judith.
when you lmperil that belief."
and who suffer
looked into his and
She pulled her hand
“There's
We don't think
"I‘m afraid
I wish I
were filling with
tears. Turning abruptly. sin,- walked
away from him down the hall.
0n the porch of the building 3131.1
Wetherel was
able green riding suit.
just returning from play rehearsal.
Jude."
wear these breaches for the 'Bloml
and Sand’ rehearsals.
so much easier to wallow around on
the floor in the scene where I make
the passionate love to Dona Sol."
and Will Weiherel were waiting for
her.
wearing the memor-
"h'ou see us
he apologized. “i always
They make it
Judith laughed in spite of her
"Don‘t let them make you
, self-conscious about your breaches.
Thank God. there are a few
people left who live as their own
judgment dictates.
glze for 'anything again.
done with apologies!"
Don’t-yer apolo-
Iset'l be
Myra was looking at her curiously.
nunnery’
Judith only
And
d.
Myra's snout
mas day? Did Eric come
than?"
"Sure thing."
Myra turned
"You sound a little bit insane. Ju-
difll. like Hamlet in the 'Get thee to
speech.
pened to you?"
What's hap.
smiled. "I'm Just
learning what schoolteaching means.
that's all.
teacher might envy a galley slave."
Wetheral loo ed at her.
Erie are hot
days.” he
ever since he came back on Christ-
mas day. with that ugly bruise on
his head.”
I think a. school-
"You and
a little crazy these
"He's been nutty
h opened. "Christ-
back
“a
replied Wetheiel.
to Judith. "You
didn't tell Ins. and he didn't tell me.”
She was silent a moment.
used my sorority house to entertain
hint lnl Traitorl" . ‘
Judith was very whue.
Myra.” the mid. ’you'd better aik
away quite fast now.
all I can stand today. And I'm just
a little afraid I might slap yet"
"And you
‘Listen.
1'." had ut
Watharel shot a frightened glance
rapidly ON.
.1 thwant
at Judlh's desperate has. and. seis-
ing litre by the arm. walked her
down into the sunken
thosundialandsatona
stone bands. In .ditesn minutes. the
two o'eloa boll rang. and she picked
notbelmuatsstbooktnatlaybe-
no. aet- and‘atarted wear"! for the
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HAKRY
(‘AL’S
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NOW! - .
Another Great Bill Of. ‘
Keith Vaudeville
BEADED BY
__. in—
Presenting a Scene of Bygone Days
BATES
HERE’.’
Frank Bush
The famous American story teller
\
Ruth Sisters & F0.
in Speed, Class and Pop
Thelma Arline & AC0.
in Wall and See
l
Lester & Stuart
in Bound for Nowhere
ON THE SCREEN
Monty Banks in
“Alia Boy"
lWrnn rlon'rlno MARINE"
l
I “run FALSE ALARM"
SUNDAY EVENING
GENE TUNNEY in
and
RALPH LEWIS in
L merrily;
a
“I ”Mm-MI.” ‘
MONDAY V AND TUESDAY
' RAYMOND HATTON ‘
«g IWE' e ‘n The
" Nahvaow"
"d.
starring Monty Banks. It is a. story
of newspapermen. comically told.
showing the desperate efforts of a
copy boy trying with might and
main to become a reporter. Monty
hrihgs the laughs out in large quan-
tities in this attraction.
REGENT
Marshall Neilan‘s "Everybodys
Acting," with a big star cast. con-
cludes its engagement at the Regent
with today's presentations. The
cast has netty Ilronson. ll‘ord Sterl.
ing. Louise Dresser. Lawrence Gray.
llcnry Waitltail and Raymond
Hitchcock. The story deals with the
sorrows and joys of the sings and
in this particular instance it is the
story of a girl made an orphan
through the death oi her mother
who was murdered by her father
and his own death at the hands of
the state. Then the career of this
girl is left to five fathers and from
this point on the picture reaches a
height for entertainment seldom if
ever attained by the motion pic-
ture.
Tomorrow. Lefty Flynn will be
seen in “Heads Up." Another
chapter of Gene Tunney in "The
Fighting Murine," will also be of-
l'cred.
GARMENT STRIKE ENDS. ,
WORKERS ACCEPT TERMS
NEW YORK—«The. twcniy-weeks‘
strike was at an end yesterday. The
strikers voted to accept the peace
terms already agreed upon by their
leaders and the manufacturers. 9.-
943 to 2.533.
effect until June. 1929. It grants
slightly higher wages. as ‘reconl‘
mended by the governor's commis-
sion. but allows the p~~~~nfnclurers
to reorganize. their Shops once a
year. with the right where a certain
number of workers are employed to
discharge ten per cent of the work~
lng force.
are
cessory of every costume.
Real wide and extra long.
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shoulder.
tonnleres—that seem
ilas. violets.
pansiea and many others.
ntng dresses. A wide variety
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The new contract will remain in
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Dashing in color. unusual in design and an important so-
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They make ideal Christmas gifts.
Gay Boutonnieres
from Over-the—Sea
To be smart you must wear a gay
flower parched high on your left
Here are imported bou-
aimost na-
tural —- chrysanthemums. magno-
orchlds. geraniums.
And
every becoming color to wear with
your daytime frocks. coats. or eve-
Outfitters to Men, Lmeeu and Children
BRIDGEPOET. CONN.
NE‘V RED “CARD"F ALLOWS
FREEDOM I.\' MARRIAGE
LONDON. (AP). -‘Tclegraphing
from Moscow the correspondent of
the Daily Express says the Sourv
legislative assembly has endorsed
the government‘s proposal to abolish
the registration oi marriages. which
is the only legal matrimonial tie in
Russia. ' -
marriage mil lmly
l‘Iencetorth
involve the recording or manta!
conditions on an identity mud.
which will be stamped for a Hillll
sum. A couple then may live in nor].
IOCk as frequently as they wish. and
while they have no children they
will not be troubled by the court.
I'niied States Army Urdu-r:
Sergeant Edward ii. liahom.
Headquarters company. 103d Infan—
try. has bee appointed a second
lieutenant of infantry. “illl rank
from date 0 finders] recognition. lie.
is auigned to duty with Ileadquruu
iers company.
Staff Sergeant Fred W. llar‘r.
Headquarters Bat. and ('umh. 'l‘n.
i92d I’. .\.. of Stamford. “ill attend
the Field Artillery sehrml at Fort
Sill. Okla.. as a student in the com-
munications course. February 7 to
June )0.
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