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PALACI
Its no Tin. the screen's wonder
doc. is playing a two day engage-
ment at the Palace theatre opening
today. The title at this piece is
“While London Sleeps." showing the
Business. district or London's un-
derworld. Itia Tin trio in this fea-
ture has been assigned to a par-
tinlerly dileuit role bedtime it calls
parlerm in the mpaeity he is pre-
sented. While it is a diiterent part.
upon about human intelligence to
nusrtheieq it gives the dog an op-
‘ 8M rot m mm . gree h'ittrenio page: no.2; 2; part;—
Any Rgom Igeguririgun'xlt thethashm themin esubtle man- “I can honestly assure you that
spare ompe nor would be putting it too mlidiy. in the many years at the existence
$1150 .m“. London Sleeps” calls for o. the Myrkle-Harder company we
Hundreds of Patterns of Wall tense drama and may 5. 0.11.4 ., have never had a more uniformly
Paper to Choose From very heavy production in which the “Nb“ “mil“? “0? I “DO-“D Of
10°, 15°, 25° POT mu m“, “m,“ “om“. en'tor- plays that I think will give such
All Our Painting and a." .. tainment from their favorite dog general satisfaction. We have every
Hanging Fully Guaran M. It is ‘ role “mpg“, a". type of worth-while show. from the
i .w Puma" forest from “nu" in which Rin human. appealing and familiar op.
UNITED ALI. Tin Tin has been seen. enlng play. to the daring. searching.
CHAIN 3T0“ serious punch-drama. "The Devil
l I. .1 lo. Main St. m g“ mt“) Within." I am looking forward to a
r ‘ South Km record season. and am delighted to
Hoot Gibson. Dustin Farnum be able to bring such an organiza-
and Anna Cornwall are at the Riel- "°“ ‘° W" °"Y- ..
to theatre for today and tomorrow .TM ”mm“ 9“" T“ Family
”DAY GIFTS only in “The Flaming I‘rontiers." ‘ Lpstnirs." which receives its local
H0 glorious epic of America‘s last premier with tonight's performance.
frontier. A NW, western and ‘ :vas written by Harry Dclf and ran
, . he (lately theatre in
store have ullll romantic thriller all in one. Here °" ‘ ““5“ ““
Frplgdl'lés lit ’eharmq “d I. is mg. color. romance. drama. The New York. A certain reviewer de~
in WI till y. throh and beat of m. mighty heart clared it to be as clean as a. Gold
usefulness. of the glorious old-time west. when 9‘”; "id {airliner-eta! “‘0th "bib:
. ' men faced. dared and dotted death an n“ '“ °" ”Maud." “’ C
. Shop our]; for best Chow" as ., p." of m. day's duty. A I“. tenthntm lthat ltn armition to light: a do-
preme love story that will start the l' 1’ ‘Y- W P “‘0 0 ex-
A The N. E. Ryan COe silent tear and betray the tender tent that it will pack any theatre.
“‘1'. ”mund- of Ind|.n" 'nd In the Call. tonight “'lll b0 John
88 Washington Street followers. glory and glamour 91 Kingston. .hiiss Keane. William
South No II w.“ pom; in a). 10" Political in. Green. Sari: .mne Nichols. Sadie Bel-
trigue in Washington under Grant. mile. Paul lmig. Betty Graham.
A slice of American history authon- L01“! Heron. Frt‘d Woodbum Buc-
tioelly portrayed. ford L. Dickson. Charles F. Ward and
Wanda Dayton. There will be daily
. w. P A dop‘flmen‘. .tofo in Adelaide. matinees. starting tomorrow. The
me rcsses Australia. soon will erect an eight box-office is now offering seats for
‘ story omce building costing 81.250.- the entire week‘s . engagement.
Crushers 000. “White Cargo." “The Last Warn-
ing." "The Show-off," "My Son" and
K9” ~Advertise in The sentinel for "rue Devil Within" are plays to fol-
the best results. j low.
WOOD AND BRASS renown .‘ ——-~-—-»—-
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- WHAT HAS GONE mull am
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structor in Pendleton State Uni-
The Home Of varsity. Is in hot water with
DEAN TIMOTHY BROWN. be
GOOd 010th“ . asses of her all-mm with Ellie
‘ for , WATERS. student radical leader.
DB. PETER BORN. astronomy
professor. admires Judith and trig
‘1; Men and women to bring peace between her and the
dean.
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yrltle-l'larder Stock ’
Co. Opens Willi ‘Fainily
Upstairs’ at Regent
Managernemliton of the Regent
theatre is in receipt or a most glow.
ing report of the quality of the
plays and the players to open to-
night ln ”The Family Upstairs." the
first play of a week's engagement by
the well-known hiyritie-llarder com-
pany. William Harder. the
owner of the company. and its ao-‘
tive head during its so years of fine
conduct. sent a letter to Mr. Ham-
ilton yesterday. in which he said in
filALTO THEATRE!
The Flaming Frontier
TODAY AND TOHORBOW 2:15, 7:16 and 9
Hoot Gibson, Dustin Faraum and
Anne Cornwall .
--in——
An all American drama of the old time west; a beautiful
romance of West Point and the Western frontier. A bier.-
ing spectacle as authentic as a plipr of American history.
AND '1'!!! MOST ASTOUNDING OLIMAX EVER FILLED
INDIANS AND CAVALRYIDII‘EN BY THE THOUSANDS
CUSTER’S LAST STAND
moussnav. Tnuasnsv. yamav
BEN LYON, LYA DEPUTTI
—- in ——-~
“THE PRINCE OF TEMPTERS”
TOWN HAS USELESS
PARIS.
town in Normandy of 1.605 popula-
tion. has a bathroom on its hands
and doesn't know what to do with
This
only one in town. is in the subpre-
lecture which Parliament recently
discontinued along with many others
as part of its economy plan.
installed at the department's ex-
pense and M. Giroult.
Explaining that the Council last
year approved
money for a bathroom. he
“Now the bathroom is ready.
bathtub has been installed and the
faucets are working but the sub-
prefccturn has been abolished, Who ll ‘ . "
BATHROOM ‘ON HAND
uscli-hs?
(AP)—-M0fii1in. it little i‘oulili‘y only
ii.i\ u lions."
.‘llV ISTI‘ZR PER!!!“ IS
modern convenience. the
Perrier. minister of
who holds the
_ l.‘ H”
Colonies.
it was
(‘oum-illor of Martin.
steliograplidl‘s. Louis
General of the distric‘. now rom— hum-w of pensions. runs him close
plains to tho perfect that the with its, followed by M. Albert
bathroom has become it useless bur- SJi'lllll‘. ihn young and active
den. lilinislt‘r of the interior. with 180.
and appropriated
says:
Illi‘
.\4< !.. .iristlde Briand. Whose ora-
r-rr i»- made up of fine shades and
]‘J|I' ' l‘h m <.
l words to thc‘ minute.
. .._.._....._..._.... -——-——-
Judith.
promisestesilenosShes.
his pocket. file is arrested as
material witness. '
«fiendish alibi.
sum».
" eta-twain ill-limits".
” CHAPTER XLV
tag has gass.
Piou’re mad."
still held here. stubbornly.
a taking. aren't your“
MMWL"
alas.” ~
Ioearryaoomplstellnesttoys
MIRA ALDRICH is Jealous of
“KIN!" SHEA. town bootleg
gar. tries to blackmail lira. Brown.
and Judith mano- her. My
Shas'shodyis foundiustafter
therrlstmsshoiidsstneer-ecii.
withelettaraddremedtolilrlein
Hrs. flown. the Nun's wife. so
auras his release by providing an
Dr. Dora tries to persuade du-
lth to take part in the dean's
mammoth, reform campus“. '0
oieaauptlieeuth-sesmpus. While
they are arguing. Erie intrades.
halfdrnuk. Darn throws hirdout.
Whiledadithhtaikingwitbltve
ocean. I yous widow. and
friend d the radicals. Dr. Darn
‘eadfliaflghsinthsroadoutaide
Dre'shause.butarsseparetedby
monotone-emanci-
wetthgfer her. Sbsgoss for a"
rise'iittain.snaaseinaasne
5? now do on mm ma non!
I’I'E'S buath caught in her
x.
“I've come." he said. "lolmalre an apology.”
awfuli innd of you.”
lie stopped the car and took her
hand. “Jude. you DO care for me.
i know Why wouldn‘t you marry
mo twilight?”
"Bowman-because it was mid-
night and the whole plan seemed too
wlid and indiscreet." \
“itut some day you will marry
he szlld. with an air of Joyous
me."
fliiiltv. .
J.~iiih itmiled at him. “Well.-
pci'll ipsi"
The Horace class was late in as-
semliling next day. The building
had been uneasy all morning. with
the noise or hammers and hurrying
{not Workman issued now and then
from the main auditorium and came
Mick with more planks for the extra
M’nia they were building on the plat-
i'nf'm.
The class droned through its hour.
twice interrupted by carpenters who
wandered In. ladder and hammer in
hand. to adjust lights and flags at
the windows.
Erie's soot was vacant. Judith .
found herself glancing uneasily at
the door. whenever steps approached
in the hall. but Eric did not come.
The Horace studenih had died out
and she was alone in the room, tidy-
ing her dank preparatory to going
home. Outside. a sodden rain was
sputtering down the gutters. and
splashing on the window sills. Ju-
dith could see two wretched pigeons
huddled in a orunny of the building.
more headless balls of wet feathers.
The door swung back and Eric
entered. hooking up from her
papers. Judith saw his rumpled yel-
low hair and his flushed cheeks.
He was waving a telegram aloft.
"Jude. we're going to win." he cried.
“This is Timothy's death knell." He
nourished the yellow envelope.
“What's it all about. Eric?" she
inquired.
"My plan to spoil the revival meet-
ing. it'll ruin him and your Dr.
Dora. if we put it over. Beestly
will reimburse us for these expenses.
which are as sumptuary as they rre
For in our part of the
the sub-prefect can
take .1 bath at home and now we
'l‘lililiOIt OF STENOGRAPHERS
the
French
hmliumnnlnry speed talking record
or li-ll words a minute, is the terror
l‘r. :mirr Poincare. whose delivery
is smrmih and oven. does about 160.
llm 5 firm likened to reilo solos. his
and ho never exceeds
PALACE
TODAY AN D TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
One Day Only
thrust. Her eyes were on Erie's
fees. He sat motionless. meet-
“Harry your site a...» M-
mmmhmdfilssyel
Wmadbythsinteheityothis
slat. Judith laughed. nervously.
"Why.lrlo.youluowweoouidn'i
dethat. It'sasinsaaeidea. You're
Ania heshooh his head. “The
eierhisweiting. Itoldhimws'dbe‘
This time this was a nets of
eager is Judith's hustler. “sou
womandmlflo. AM
all'lt‘s ll! wedding'yon‘re plea
“Well.” he answered smiling.
"we've had a lot of fun too. Idsten.
Jude. I promised that clerk twenty-
five dollars to wait for us."
"I'd hate to make you io- twenty.
five dollars. But. after all. you
canted twenty dollars by hissing me
ones—so we’re almost square.” She
laughed.
'I'hst wasn't sporting of. you.
Jude.” he said. "Heaven knows I‘ve
reguttad that bet deeply enough.
without you rubbing it in."
“Begretted it?" Judith mocked.
The next moment Eric had saissd
me with little caresses which cost
you nothing but tighten my chains.
"I'm sick 0! it." He lifted her
hand from his arm. "l'm still in
love with you. God help me. but PM
not be ruled by you any longer
From new on I live my own life.
fight my own fights and devil take
the hindmost."
Judith spoke coldly. "Since when
have you been ruled by me, Eric?
I hadn‘t supposed you were follow
ing my wishes when you drank and
httisd and kicked up trouble gen‘
erally." _
He almost snorted in his rage
“When I battled. you were glad
I'ou gioated over my fight with Doro
tonight. It was Just another sop to
nor vanity. You're not out of the
jungle yet. you women. i suppose
you'd only have liked it better if
one of us had killed the other."
His last words checked the angry
"Pl! on .ludith'a lips. “What on
firth do you mean?" she asked.
"Why should I be interested in your
brawls?"
He looked at her. “Because this
. :zti'onlar brawl happened to be over
“Ova- met" .ludlth's brows drew
W. "What do you mean?"
Erie was driving nonchalantly.
“I'll not tell you any more. it would
Then he drew away roughly. “Ion
should have known better than to
tease me hit now.”
Very measly. Judith straightened
and
on either side or
"Idol. be almost mid
. “I up
hypocrite!"
He was standing in trout of her
now. looking eagerly into her eyes.
“You're coming with us. aren't you.
Jude?" .
Judith looked out the window. Tbs
wet pigeons had not moved. "And
afterwards. What?" she asked.
"Afterwards. we'll leave this old
school. get married and live happily
ever alter. My dad will stake me till
lget on my t. Willyou..ludlthr"
[iis eyes. a and brliuant. im-
plored her. ,
Judith let her” hi] to her deal.
"I'm sorry. I mn't go back on
my contract with the college. it
wouldn't be good ethics."
t Ewart amygtorbhsr. turning
o e a laying eyes.
Then he was gone.
Dr. Peter was waiting in the '
Stedwey lurid when Judith reached
home- He and held out his
band. .
Judith «ms in slowly. giving him
a nu Honing use. "How do you
do. . Dorn‘i'. ‘
"l'vs coma". he mid. "to make" as
apology.” f'
“M apdogy‘. ' she repeated anally.
“What have you done to rennin
one?"
Dr. Dora titrated an has. “it's
not so much anything I've done.
as for sum 1’s. me.
Bh- ntch'od him. wholly am
"I asked store about it u
night. You I was naming the
houflohlllsli “maul-w
a man olimhiagldawn the trellis a.
your mom.“ . .
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forgive. but {he moment you begin
throwing things at her. there is no,
question of her getting a decree—-
at least in the eyes of the Iillol
lnagis‘rates. =
A divorce judgment. handed down
hero rolemnly stairs that while thei
treated her with kicks and blows!
plaintiff's husband “not only inal‘l
but also on several occasions bruis-;
ed her wifih thrown chairs. dish}
pans and plates: that if. in the lastl
extremity. the first procedure may"
be admitted. it can in no case. be the.
rame for the second." and that:
therefore she was entitled to legal'
separation.
KING'S lil‘.‘\'l'lt PLACE
l"\i.lilN(i INTO RI'INS
Vincenncs Castle. death place of.
Henry V. of England and one of the
finest examples .of Hill Century
military architecture in the world,
is falling ‘0 pieces for lack of funds
to keep it in repair.
Visitors long: have not been per-l
milled into the covered nailrry?
around the hoop because of the‘
(lmlnil'riug rendition of the s‘ruc«
turo. The chapel is a sort of damp
«we with :1 large hole in the coil-
ing. A broken window frame lies
on the floor of the room where the
victor of Altlncourt died.
The government appropriations
are only sufficient for the upkeep of
that portion of tho castle in which
is housed a museum of the World
War.
RHEUMATISM
STOPPED OFTEN.
IN ONE DAY
Mrs. Dun‘ Richards Finds Remark-
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—Rheumatism. Nouritis. and that
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