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Will be offered I "The City."
perbly told.
m‘w“ .
arranged for a special
seem
today only.
of amusement which will
another chapter of
to the Regent in "While
Sleeps." The story takes
masterful performance.
engagement of one
when “The Family Uprl'irll.”
be presented.
of family life
lino. Patrons will
there will be no matinee finder.
Pence
The Keith vaudeville at the
lace theatre terminates today w
loot Gibson the best western star
ofthesereenleettheltleltotbse-
tre today in ”the Buckaroo Kid."
Gibson certainly does blah so the
dust in this feature of western frills
chapter of
the serial “The House Without A
Tomorrow night. liar Allison.
Welter Icareil and Robert hessr
This
h e photopley of New York city su-
llonday and Tuesday. I-loet Gib-
su will be starred in "l'he mining
This film is based on
a Last Stand and forms one
o! tit bll historical aohlvaments of
the cinema. -The management has
children's
matinee for Monday afternoo at 4
o‘clock. The admission is ten cents.
Billy Sullivan in “The Fear F‘lsht-
en." is at the Regent theatre for
It. bountiful picture
found
filighly amusing. Gene T nay in
"The Fighting
Merino." will be offered in addition.
Tomorrow night Itin Tin Tin the
wonder dog of the movies will come
London
lace in
the Limehouee district of Le den. or
the underworld. Rin Tin Tin is
given a plot which fits his nature to
the letter and because of it gives a
Beginning Monday the Myrkle-
Harder stock company opens for an
week offering
current successes of the season. The
opening.shcw Will be Monday night
will
t is a comedy drama
ith a laugh in every
kindly note
p .
three performances will' be" given.
i6 First Episode “The louse
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The motion “alum
vil's Island." will j . ..
today's presentation. '
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Boot on... a.
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host the story “0 Promise Mo"
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and
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IUIDAY EVENING
.«ms. .
Billy Sullivan
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Admission 10 Goals
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Tomorrow night Cullen male is
starred in “'I‘hc’l‘utlll‘lw~ Winner."
It is a teeming and exciting 'story of
the turf withe sweet and charming
girl as the stake.
loan “A Pup'e Tale." is also on the
program. Hy Mayor is a. local resi-
dent in Flex Hill road.
Hy Mayer's car-
Monduy and Tuesday Rin Tin Tin
will come to the Palace in “While
London Sleeps."
productions this dog star has made.
This is the best
'th .
KAY mills“, WALTER and a new chapter
“BAIL and ROBERT ' . ' .
runs The Fighting Marine '
A come with ‘
Gene Tunney
REGENT
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“The Fear Fighters”
PALACE
TODAY .
3 Complete Vaudevtlle
Performances
2:15, 0:45 and ii
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and
By btydn—“A Pup's Tale"
SUNDAY
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the In at results.
"Damn fool." the chauffeur was
r—o.\il\lu'llsw in The Sentinel for
No L Further
(Continucrl from I'agv- tnw.)
by Mrs. Mills.
.‘irs. Gibson Tcatliics
Mrs. Gibson who had fainted on
the opening day or the trial and
one found to be suffering from kid-
my disease and canc , was brought
from a Jersey City h piul to testi-
fy in a courtroom which for the
time looked more like a clinic. From
a cot placed near the witness stand
slid with physicians and nurscs in
in.“
«a.
Monster Mardi-Gras :Helland dmeriai
Will Close Mammoth 5
Dedicated Tomorrow
'W.
‘ssssestapnsss.
behind
by [NO WATERS. loada- ot the
“lint radical faction. and DR.
men DOBN. of the “Monty
DEAN TIMOTHY BROWN"-
oasis her interest in Erie and her
guaniueflbedesy.
MIRA ALDRICH. Ric's boy-
heedsweetheerthfceleueofJn-
dith.
“KITTY” SHEA. town boot-
leggw'. trial In blackmail the
dan’swflqnsdduMbefrlend-
ingber.ssksllrietohelpthent.
lbee'sbodylefonndlnacreelt
sndErioieal-mstedesemeterlal
witneseMmlirswntollstbeproe
sent" an outlandish lie. limitl-
ingenelibiforn'ioanddemaging
berownrsputstion.
hilt an unhappy scene with
n-ioJudlthgoestospcndtheeve-
nlng with m amnion
widow. newlostocoaxbor
melteiriendewlthlh'lcend
hbnoutoftbentedscbemeshels
formingJodsfythedun.
While «anathema
manner. Me'stratbretber.
“Hum-“mm.
Dorasrebsatlngeecbotbertea
onlpdewnthereadl”
NOWOOONWITHTHEBTOI!
comm. ‘
leanedagsiasttbe
. «mementos-storms.
“Win."uidlveefternmo
meat. “What did you any?"
"8evingeilgbt."Wetherel.
nodded. “loenaetegetyenfl'
“And what.“ said are caustloelly
“didmtblnhlcoolddowltba
soupleofbettllnsnlen‘l"
Wstherelloohedbswlldered'Why.
e-l don't know. exectty“ Tom asl-
lerdandlwerenesnlagdowntbe
road-lwasu'lnglnghlmteeallos
mire—whenweeawtheorowd
otpeople. loansbtsglinmoe‘Wt
mmmmmnnln
rlbbsaewlthbloodoetbelr faces.
pending each etherdor all they
were I
noodstilfcreflnufn-tbsnceme
begins. WIMengue
noti- thet you could moire lrte
”timescale"
Jedithlosksdetlvewithediasr
st suspicion is lit eyes. “You‘re
chepgerehhneslugthatsethltn
hack a few peoq. end when he
caught his bounce. Dora was sten'd-
ing there. rolling down his sleeves
escelntasllfe.hisfeoepsieass
sheet. where it wasn't bloody.
“The other guy was holding Eric's
arm. Dora put on his hat end
walked away like a deacon going to
church. with his face still bloody
and his coat over his one. file shirt
tail was torn and flapping out be
hind." _
Wetherel turned to live. {This is
the worst yet.” be declared. “A
street brawl! Sigma Psi can't at-
he looked at him memo».
"Ob. damn lieu: Poll“ sbe ex-
3
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m Wow-nigh“- “Well. row
lesboohhbbeedsedty. “Idon't '0 "I” " e m ”'0'
Wail-e should was h and wreck
m‘ "Wm“wn‘ thenoutamnettbetrsteftsrwe're
sgertwbfllm, en-worhedtobuildltup. lthiak
“mummebflfl' It abosubsufteo.‘
'bmhwtsdilfifh
said. 1am flows seeing him”
museums-sous"
"You're an awlul foolr Will—~probably the worst in
Pendlelon. But what happened?”
- the open door. "Good night. Ju-
said. Then. turning back to her
gum she smiled. “The ‘hest
remedy for heroics end hysteria is
food." she said. “Let's forget Eric
end Dora end have s good chat
among ourselves."
Wetheml responded with his usual
tecile flow ot chatter. Tom Ballard
at on the floor. with dog-like eyes
on Eve. The tire crackled and the
talk went on. Judith set in her
place at the other side of the fire
place. lost in thought.
The meld brought her tray and,
Eve poured ooifee with much light
banter. But when Judith declined
the undwlches. she made no at
tempt to force her to eat.
The‘ little gilt clock on the mantel
struck tea. as the meld came in for
the tray. Judith . stood up. ”if
you'll cell a taxi for me. Will. l'm
going home. I'll rust up to you!
and get my things. Eve.”
a she MO down again. she
on the lending. Her same
bed in the room below.
little at her own invol-
towerd eavesdropping.
on down. it seemed to
live and Will stopped talk-
an she entered the living
he'ssmilewaswsrmend her
thuJudlthotoodln
are: El 3
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iii;
stun-lean. “naveegoodsleep
endthinkoverwhatl‘vesald.ln
themosnlng."
mumoflhbn Judith
ukmuoesbieesendelose‘d
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saying. unclcr his breath. "Park a
car near a corner like that and not
leave a light burning! Wrong side
of the street, too!"
Judith blinked. They were in Col-
lege rna-l, not ten yards from the
Stcdwny steps. In front of them. at
the curb stood a long, low racer. As
Judith stared at it. someone rose
from the driver's seat and came to-
ward the taxi.
"Erici" she gasped. The chauf-
four had been muttering further im-
prccations at the careless parker.
New ho gazed at Judith in amuse-
ment. Eric handed him a bill and
helped Judith out of the car.
She stood on the sidewalk gazing
up at him. The black eye looked.
even in the pale moonlight, like a
picce of raw beef.
llc Ml her tonard the car. "I‘ve
bccn trailing for you a long half
hour. Judith." he said. “i had to
see you tonight."
Judith was silent. He helped her
into the car and sat down beside her.
"It “as pretty late to come," he said.
"but i filnply had to see you."
.lmiith looked at him. "Why?”
liric met her gaze. "Because I
couldn't bear ltieway from you an-
other minute. Can't we drive out a
little way and at least have privacy
for our conversation?" he urged.
nnximnly. “\\'c'll be back in an
hour." I"
"Yes." she said. "-
Eric began the conversation. v"!
suppose you'll have to be told about
the fight. Everybody in school will
knnw it tomorrow."
“I already know about it." said
Judith. and she told him of Wetb-
arel's report of the fight.
"Damned busybody." was his com-
ment.
Judith shrugged.
“Look here." said Eric. .“who did
he say was winning?"
"Nobody.” Judith replied: "He
left before the finish."
"Well." continued Eric. “if they’d
have left us alone a minute longer.
I'd have laid that big stiff out."
Judith smiled wickedly. "Hus Dr.
Dorn got a black eye tool"
Eric stopped the car and faced
her. "I don't know what he's got
—Judith. are you in love with that
morellzlng tool?"
a devil of perversity had seized
Judith. "What if I am?”
Eric's face darkened. “You'll
never get hint. I'll tell you that
right now." he said, stubbornly.
"And' how do you know?"
asked.
"I can't tell you that. But
mark my words. Peter Dora
never ask yet to marry bins."
Judith drew back. “That sounds
perilously. like an insult. Eric."
Brie leaned forward and ssised her
hands. "Judith.. don't sit here
quarrellng with me. when our prec-
ious time is slipping away. Dr. Dore
doesn't matter-except that I‘m so
Jealous of hi: i wisbf‘d broken N:
neck tool. What t to tel
about hasn't anything'tt’de with
fights and m Judith. it's
awonderfulnlgt. lwentittobe
a magic night for bath 0! as."
“What do who uses?"
dith. with a hint of ti
tone. .
Brio held her hands closer tor a
she
you
will
ed no
in her
"art you git-s what no going to
say. Jude?"
“1 don't choose to guess." she as-
ewered. e littleetifdy.
“Then I’ll tell m. 1 went to ask
you to marry toe-tonight. et Darl-
bass. l'vegeteiieeneederkwelt-
inferno "
as.“ u
attendance. she told her story plac-
lng Mrs. Hull and Henry and Will-
is Stevens at the scene. This Was
the first time she had accused Ilen-
ry Stevens.
When nttcndants were covering
her face preparatory to carrying her
through aisles of pcoplo to the wait-
ins ambulance she torn away the
shoot. and raising on one arm. point-
ed at the defendants and screamed.
Egyptian Mart Tongan
Tonight the Mammoth
Market will come to a close with a
Iconslcr blariii-Gros.
every description will be given away
as you enlcr the door.
confetti. balloons. knick~knacks and
a. hundred and one olht-r novelties
will br- givcll away free.
ticlcs purchased and guaranteed by
A T e e -g.
. t natty Lnurch
The new James W. llolland .\l: -
moriai will be dedicated in 'I‘rinih
church tomorrow morning at llizfi'l
o‘clock. The rector, llcv. Chapman 5.
Lewis will bless the memorial and .t
special service of dedication hm-
been arranged.
The memorial is a hanilsomn Sm“
day school banner which will hu'w
in the chancel of the church. It ln‘
Egyptian
Souvenirs of
Funmekers.
The ar-
"l've told the truth. so help me God
:and you knowtitfi The jury had
‘Juat bccn taken from the room.
Three fingerprint exports testified
for the state that one of the marks
or. a calling card. said to have been
found, four yours ago. Near thi- min-
iistcr's fort. was that of Willie Stcv-
EDD.
Ulhcr witnrascs told of having
actn Henry Stow-us in New llruns-
s
the local merchants for the grand
drawing contest will be given away
at ll:l5 p. ill. The articles consist
of a living room suite from the
Sterling Furniture (30.. two orders of
clothes for $100 each from Rogers
62-. Stevens and Jacoby‘a. a. five tube
radio not complete fromfihc Nor-j:
walk Electric 00.. a. wardrobe trunk
and hand bag from tho Angcvlne
I l'lzrniiure L‘o.. and a It) caret gold
hand painted china not Also the reg-
for a blue cross.
50 More Chaplains
WASHINGTON. Nov.
a large banner of a rich background
Needed By Amy
27.-—Fill,\'
more chaplains are needed by
Regular Army. declares Dr. (Shark-m
Illt;
nick on the day after thc killing
Defense Made Strong Case.
All Qirca of film defendants wont.
to the stand to tlcnv tho charges
against them and stuck to their
stern-a under cross-examination.
Mrs. Hall was subjrctml to n. merci-
less attack by the special prosc~
and of suspicious and incriminating i :‘l:;"3i‘lf ggl?n°2;::rd""”l° and danc-
,.tcti~iby the Qtfcmiunia, . 1 Mr. America WM very well
rowed and in the course of his ap-
pearance here. he was assisted by
Miss Alia Sommcrville who was Miss
l-lrldtrfport last year in the selection
of Miss and Mr. Norwalk. Miss Mary
Swidcraki of New
was selected as Miss Nor-walk. while
S. MacFarIand after visiting posts
and camps ill the First and Second
Corps arc-as. in a. report made pub-
lic today by the General Committm»
on Army and Navy Chaplains or
the lv‘cdcrhl Council of Churches. "A
very gcncral and marked iiuprovw
mont In tho tone of the training
camps during the last three years"
is recorded in the statement. which
says the provision "for the moral
i‘Ce
Canaan avenue
cutor who sought to plumb all her
. Icmoilona with his repeated refer-
. once to the husband \le0. lie said.
had been untrue to her. She main-
‘a'l'lcd she had had complete con-
fltltncc in him. that his devotion
to her hnd never changed and that
even in the face of his love lettcrs
to Mrs. Mills which had been read
min the record together with those
be but received from the choristor.
she was not ccrtain that ho had
been guilty of anything wrong.
I
Mr. William Conch. Jr.. was selected
as Mr. Norwalk. Both a silver lovv
in}; cup and a cash prize was given
to the winners. Dancing was en-
joyed and it) more prizes were giv-
cn away at 11 p. m. This afternoon
a special matinee is being given for
ihe kiddies. The price of admission
for this is 15 cents. Remember to-
night everything is in readiness for
the monster Mardi-Gras and to those
who attend illcrc will linger long in
tlzcir memory the pleasant evening.
tvident effect."
training camps.
for the resumption of
formal church parade."
the
and religious interests of the boys
has been very greatly improved with
Believing there is a larger attend
ance and deeper interest on the part
of the boys in the Citizcns' Military
'irainlng Camps when church par~
ado is held. Dr. Mncl’nriand urges
that this plan he adopted by all
saying. "I gather
that the general preference will b»
more
The defense of Henry Stevens was
based on an alibi. while fingerprint
. experts called. by the defense point-
ed to eight places in which the dis-
“1—-
nct correspond with the print of
Willie Stevens' finger. It was
charged that the fingerprint had
been an "after-thought." placed on
the card this summer. Witnesses
were produced to tear down and
deny the circumstantial evidence
which the state had presented and
, in its summing up the defense point-
ed an accusing finger at the mock
James Mills.
More For Mistrial Falls.
1 December 1. when all testVniony
' had been submitted. Simpson mldc
an unprecedented and unsuccessful
motion for mistrial. Ho charged
' puted marks on the calling card did
i
that the Jury had decided to acquit
on the second day of the trial. that
several members had been asleep
during trial session. and that they
had lli‘tl'l imprOperiy guarded.
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