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YOfXf; lit SHAM) CIIMS
nun iti i: iiv too m ni
Till ST l IMilTIY win:
Supreme trufd. Is reiunlcd as beltr;
ii.f ieMlet pio.f if true love, luil l
!? apt to cause mtsch:ef if it is per
sisted in loo far. A prominent lawyer
in New York tolls a story of a woman j
v. ti i came to him mm Mug a separa I
tion from Ikt husband, in whom sh" I
t.nd been wed loss thn it er. Know- 1
Ing that silo had almost Idolized hei I
husband at the lin e of the inarrtaiie j
the lawyer inquired cnref.illy into the I
irasous.
"I line him more ll:.ai ever," saiil 1
tfp ynnnff wife, soWinc."lmt he cares J
rothing for me. IK- is Interested li:i .'
nothing I do. Last n i p lit 1 stayed
i.vrr at a friend's house until nearly
midnight. Just to eo if he didn't rare I
A little bit, and when 1 came In he j
never even asked me where I had ;
teen." '
The lawyer was also personally Be- i
it.iilnted with the husband, and dr
cided lo risk a snub by asking him th
trouble.
"I have iH-en worried about her,"
admitted the husband. "She has l-con
n-way so much, hut If I asked her
' where she had been it nvieht make her
thlnlt I did not ab..nltntoly trust her"
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NORMA TAlMADGE in'THE WOMAN GIVES'
' SOLDER DEAD WANTED
Cray Hair cifh
ff ynnr hnlr Is rrryin m I
ff-iled nd atrnakad, do not let it be
come any rnoro unitttractlv.s No
matter whothnr Jt orlKlnul youth
ful color was CoUlon or black, or
anv iihade of brown, all you need Is
a Ixililo of llronnaton to Inatnntly
rstor ita beauty In a manner thut
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Gem Nut
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Gem Nut Margarine
i ideal for all cooking
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economical in price.
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Maavfaelnred Dailr la Oar
Portlana I'laat
I The lawyer re-united a loving connle
jby advising the l,usl.nd to go home
jaiid give his wife a. sCold nsr for her
j unexplained absences. Bob Milton, a
j young artist, loved Intra fomiersori, a
model, so much that he does not be
lieve he Is worthy of her. But his
trust was not sufficient to encompass
;the fact' that he saw her entering a
nan's apartment, with her arms
1 r. round the man himself, in the early
' hours of a morning. !
. The reason for this situation,' with !
the events leadinjr up to it and how
Ii'Fa and Hob both found happiness
is the story told by Xortna Talmadc?
in "The Woman ttives,'' which will
!e the attraction nt the Arcade Thea
ie, hesinnlns today. '
comes when some lime Inter, -while in
China, on her honeymoon, Marlon rec
ognizes in the leader of the Chinese
lepublican army "Old Ttng-a-Linsr."
The story of "IJ TiiiR Lang-," adapt
ed from the Green Hook magazine
story by Howard I. Rockey, Is one of
the most dram .tic In which Nrr. Haya
l:awa has appeared for some time.
He is supported by an excellent cast
among whom are Doris Pawn. Marc
Robbing, Allan Forrest, Franco Ray
mond and Charles E. Mason.
TtOME. Nov. 3 (A. P.) A (treat
national subscription Is now Doing
made to collect together all the bodies
of Italian Eoldleia who died fighting
on the mountain front and are lnsuf
f.clently burled, all the bones which
are whitening on tho rocky mountain
sales a ml to give them fitting sepul
chre on ono of the highest peaks,
probably Sun Michcla. It is proposed
that a simple, noble monument should
be erected under which will rest to
gether of flours atuf soldiers, rich and
poor . : ' -
Ono of the sail phases of Italy's war
on the mountain front was tho diffi
culty of burying those who fell fight
ing. Tho soil on tho Carso range Is
such a thin crust over the massive
rock of which the mountains are form
al that.d.viuyjiiljB ha,d. often to be
used in order to make a sufficiently
deep grave especially on those his-'
toric peaks like Monte Santo, Monte
Xero, the C.ruppa and the Hermado.J
where Italian blood flowed like wa-j
ter. Tho Austrlnns originally held all
we passes there and dominated the
Italians at every point but they wore
taken and re-taken over and over
again until tho final victory gave them
to Italy for every. '
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SHIPS CONTEMPLATES
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Itcnimciation and the true love of
a man who Rives up the girt he loves
lo s.u-e hrr front unhappiness, is the
motif behind the story of "l.i Tins
I-une," a Kobertson-Cole Special fea
turtn? Sessue Hayakawa, which will
he shown for one day only, at the
Alta Theatre today.
In "Li Tin; Lime,-' Mr. Havukawa
is seen as a Chinese student in an
American university. To his college
! chums he is affectionately known as
I "Old Ting-a-Ling.'1 )n the night of
graduation -Old Tinsr-a-Ling" meets
i and falls in love with Marion Hal
! stead, a beautiful ybuns American
girl.
Marion In turn falls in love with
the Celestial, who , it develops, is a
Chinese Prince. To save her from the
cisgrace of social ostracism. "Old Ting-a-Ling"
releases her from her engage
ment. Heartbroken, with his former
"riends turned against him Li Ting
Lang contemplates suicide. Shortly
after he is found dead. The climax
much like one heard years ago, 'Bully.'
Millerand greatly resembles. physically
tho late Colonel Theodore Koosevelt.
He has tho same broad chest, short
thick-set stature, the twinkling blue
eyes look searchiugly at one through
thick lenses: the same large head,
strong powerful neck; the same ca
pacity for hard work.
At Versailles, after Millerand had
been offcially invested with the pow
ers of president of the French Repub
lic, the correspondent of the Associat
ed Press was one of a large group ,pf
newspape.' men with whom the F-es-
ident shook hands.
"How do you feel Mr. President?"
the correspondent asked.
"Splendid-" Millerand fairly shout
t d. Somehow, the word sounded very
much like, one hear years ago: "T!iilly."
Hand Forever in l'odkct. - .
'Why call life the consumer?" ask
ed the man w ho pays the bills. "All 1
i.o is produce. nosion iranscnpi.
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ZION CITV, III., Nov. 4. L P.)
From coast-to-coagt 111' 28 hours is
the aim of Albert W. lawson, aero
plane manufacturer, who- has under
construction what he considers the
present "laai thing" In airships.
According to Lawson, it will be
everything desired in comfort and
speed.
"The new ship will have a speed of
120 miles, an honr,' said Lawso.i. "She
li equipped with tanks which carry
' 0 gallons of gasoline on tho regu
lar trips of twelve hours each, but in
rase the air iiier should nee.l tn mnltAl
. iocT"i ,ruiii io 40 nours our-
ation; auxiliary tanks could bo placed
on lor such purposes.
"The. new ship could go Into the air
at San. Francisco nt 4 p. m. Monday
and not come down until she arrived
in New,-York City on Tuesday cven
inr at 6 o'clock or thereabouts."
The new airplane .which Ijiwson
believes will surpass tho Cermiui type
of Zeppelin and the R-83 and K-34
turned out by Great llrituin, Is hav
ing the finishing touches put to it.
It Is expected to take the air Bhortly.
A rich cream color that has been put
on the celling and the upper half of
the walls of the ship. The lower hirlf
i green and tho floor is covered with
rugs. Trimmings are In walnut.
Herths are draped with hanging folc'j
of rich green drapery that matches
the general color scheme.. The bath
room Is in pure white.
defies detection. This famous prep
aration is as simple and cany to
use us manicuring your nails.
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ijvery package of Brownatona
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postage, packing and war tax. for
a froo trial package of Urownaton.
LONDON WATCHES FOR
mm CABINET
SESSUE IIAYAKAWA
LI TING LANG
IONDON, Nov, 4. (A, . p.) The
Daily News, in an editorial expresses
the opinion that the composition of
President Harding's cabinet will be
more Important for Knglishmen than
Mr. Kardlng's election. ;
"The appointment of .Herbert Jtpo.
ver and Kllhu Root, whose harries are
mentioned," says the paper, ."would
be viewed here with .unqualified, sat
isfaction." 1 " ,
Children 10c
TODAY
Adults 35c
One of the most thrilling- Hayskawa Pictures",
yet released. The Mystic Orient ia excellently,
portrayed. Sessue is supported by an alj-star -cast,-includingr
Doris Pawn and Allan Forest. " v
Renunciation and the true lov of, a'mW .
ftho gives up the ?irl he loves to save her from'
anhappiness is the motif bebind.thls story.', ' '
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COCKTAIL HABIT, ,
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Children, 10c
TODAY FRIDAY
and SATURDAY
Adults, 35c
Right Now
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WILL TAKE VACATION
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4. (A. P.)
Oriers to withdraw 24 lake type steel
steamers approximately 84, U00 dead
weight tons from service were Issued
today by the shipping ' board. The
vessels are to be tied up at Norfolk.
Vn.. under caretakers. The general
shipping situation makes it difficult
for. the smaller craft such as those? to
find Vargoes because of the slump in
ocean freight rates, officials explained.
The Beauty
of The Lily
can be youvs. Its Kjf
wonderfully pure,
soft, pearly white ap-
pearance, free from all T
blemishes, will be com-y
paraon: to me periect r
beauty of your skin and
complexlon rf you will usc(j-s'
LONDON. Nov.' 4. t . P.) Ixn-
don has adopted the cocktail habit
and no establishment Is now consid
ered complete without an "American
Bar." ...
The ha'iit had specially caught on
with women and In the Hits, Carl
ton Piccardly and other wel.L-kntwn
West Knd restaurants diners coi..a
early and spend, a preliminary half
hour chatting over an "uperstif.' '
Nearly, .every Englishman now has
a particular "shaker" he swears by;
At the American Club, CoUlns, a' col
ored man. is declared to he the Jxm
don champion Hbakor, hut' those who
frequent the Royal Automobile Club
bar speak reverently of "prick" .who'
is renowned as a "great artist."',;
tWmWMmm
Tliey Itiul Had fnunitw. ,
The street car was crowded, but Ut
ile Willie had a seal to himself.. At
iaai mo conuuetnr came down the ear
and told his mother that sbe Imivt
either take Willie on her luf) or pay for
mm, . .,
"Come on, Willie!" said ', mother.
"Sit on niy lap and let some ono else
have your seat." , ,
IJtt!e Willie looked across at his big
sister Susan, who was slttbag next tB
mother, with her young man on. the
other side. - .
"Mother." he cried, in a loud voice,
so that every one In the car could bear
him. "I don't like sitting on your lap.
Let Susan sit on Mr. Wood's kjie:'
they were practicing It In our parlor,
last night." Pittsburg Chronlclo-Telo-graph.
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TAKES NEW YORK BRIDE
NEW YORK. Nov. 4. (A. P.)-r-Henry
White, former ambassador to
Italy and France and delegate to the
Versailles peace conference, was mar
ried Wednesday to Mrs. Kmtly Van
dcrbilt Sloane, widow "Wm. Doug
las Sloane of this city, and Lenox,
Mass.
NORMA TALMA D 6 S in 'THE WOMAN GIVES'
SHE FOLLOWED KIM Into the Street of a Thousand Sorrow.
Down alleyways lighted only by the breeze-ridden Flames of
the Devil's Beacon.
Past heavily barred portals and their Lynx-eyed Custodians.
To undergo an experience that has fallen to the lot 'of but
few living women.
TRULY "The Woman Gives," as you shall see.
NORMA TALMAGE AT HER EEST
OWEN JOHNSON'S GREATEST NOVEL
A Combination of Star, Story and Plot that will Interest You
BRAY PICT OGRAPH
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Pastime
Children, 5c
Adults, 20c
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A DRAMA OF EXCEPTIONAL MERIT AND ONE
WORTH WHILE
COMEDY .
ALICE HOWELL IN "PLAYMATES"
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Almost every woman Is trying to figure oat bow she esq bat
i hich-cost-of-belng-well-dreesed. Jthlt home-made 41 at la on way -,0
accomplish that end.- 1 ,
.Procure a crinoline frame and dye It soft arool shade; Then
ew chenille cord shaded the lightest ot bag tone around It. . For
rimming dye some pretty ullk laca a medlam tone of brown and?
tew it around the edge ot the brim. The crown, being soft and oil
bio. can be draped a bit to precisely, the lines desired. .
LIBERATED ON BAIL
LONDON, Nov, 4. (A. P.) Sylvia
Pankhurst, who was sentenced to eli
months Imprisonment October 23 on
being adjudged guilty of attempting to
cause sedition n .the navy, has been
released on 20(ti pounds ball pending
an appeal. , Mro-algned an nndertak-.
ing to-sever her connections with the
newspaper War's Dreadnaught, In
which an article entitled "Dlscoi.."ent-
mtnt on., the dower, deck" figured
against her. The undertaking also
pledged hei to refrain from attending
I'pubjic meetings pending- the hearing I
or the case in January. . (
KING OF ISLAND HOST
FOR HULA-HULA DANCE
: r ON ANNIVERSARY DAY
koOREA,'fSoclety Islands, Nov.' 4.
(A. P.)Mlke Fogol, "king" of
Moorea Island, who, at one time was
a San Francisco . musician, recently
gave an elaborate banquet and huln
hulu dance'to all of his native subjecta
in celebration of the first anniversary
of the beginning of hfe reign. - '
'.Fogel becariie""kfng" when ho mar
ried TaaUi Mativ, native' "queen" of tho
Island, whose husband died when the
Influenza swept, the Hoclcty islands. ....
At the banquet Kogel scrvod native
foods cooke'd American r: stylo -The
natives, who hover boforo tasted food?
cookod other, than In. the, time worn
manner, onjoied tho ' banquet lm-
! mensely. .
Ton oil cans and four anclenf hoi
low drums furnished music for the
dancing. In which 200' girls took'part.
The danoe lasted until daybreak.,
QUARREL OVER BALLOT
EER
BAN ANTONIO, Texas.Nov. 4. (A.
P.) Louis fl. Campbell- Is dead and
A. J. Saunders Is under bond on a ',
charge of murder as (he result of
riuarrers to who sheuld eeve as pro
siding Judge of an election .precinct :
In the; southern j.rt of Bear eoumy.
Tuesday. Both are well known Texan
and pioneer settlers, t , v,
Campbell was shot .through, th.
heart whcli' he is said to have gained -
poascsBlon of the ballot box.
To Cure a HiXd n Vine' Da jr 1
Take OroVes LAJCATfVE BROMO
QL'ININR tablets. . ThV genuine beam
the signature of I ,W' rove 30c.
U. S. MEMBERWILL
AID COMMISSION IN
ISLAND SETTLEMENT
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4. (A. P.) '
The state department has accepted the
Invitation of the league - of nations
council to appoint a member of the'
commission which Is to decide the fu
ture status of the Aland . Islands, In;
dispute between Sweden and Finland,
It was stated Wednesday. Officials de
clared that the. commissioner would
be In no sense a representative of the
American government, that he would
servo under the league council.
WINTER
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ner. ,l Have you filled
vour coal bin?.; If not,
don't delay ny, longer.
The time was never bet
ter than rgt now 1
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