Show —r“ v THE 4 7 THE SALT LAKE SALT LAKE CITY UTAH MONDAY OCTOBER 8: 1917 ' HERALD-REPUBLICA- N cism and there is no dividing line which 'separates criticism from opposition which incites rebellion- HERALD REPUBLICAN -- Worthy Work Republican ITHIN the last week or so the records of the (Est June S 1S70) (Est PeUll 110$)'' venile court show activity directed against the men 50 MAIN STREET who “I desert their wives and children Of all the crimes Published by The Publishing c°m- - I on ‘he calendar thedesertion of children a pany—H EL Booth president A i Thomas vice president II I one of the most offensive requiring s cara mother to EL Anderson is secretary I Edward Jenkins treasurer Adolph society the "futility of trying to establish a Society recognizes s James P Casey General siaaaffer I where the parties to the mar- All business correspondence should be addressed to The I harmonious family--'unicontract Salt Lake city Utah' are hopelessly apart As a result the hus- ’ riage la a memberof the Audit Tbe bami who leaves his home does not become an outcast reau ‘"rc'utlonA be supplied through this association Venetian building I judgment being reserved as the domestic tangle which i j led to the desertion is hidden from view The husband is Chicago I not Associated blame to the domestic for of the member The is a always tangle and lie Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the I naturally presents a defense as he runs a way from the use for republicatlon of all news credited to ' ' otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news II who abandons however deliberately published herein r'y A I his children because he cannot find peace in the mar-' TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS V DAILT AND SUNDAY delivered by carrier In Salt Lake I riage state there is no defense - There is no element in the perpetual domestic tangle which will justify a City one week IS cents Sunday only 5 cents I cents — 75 in deserting a minor child r No matter what quar- month father SUNDAY One by mall and daily one year IS00 rel he may have with the mother he cannot evade re- SUNDAY by mall (In advance)— One year’ IZ00 sponsibility to the child His duty to his child is to be met at all times and nothing that the mother can do can The Salt Uke Herald The Herald-Republic- A j - later-Mounta- ln an - t Heraid-Republlc- - an Herald-Republic- an 5 Herald-Republic- - an - l the-fath- er - ' ‘ ' detract from it XI Amusements - bill ' with Mimic World" as the headliner and Three shows dally at 245 730 ' ’’"The 1pm Orphenm — New ’ bill opens Wednesday night with Jack Wyatt and his ScAch players as the headliner "Second Episode of the Retreat of the Germans" special added attraction Liberty —Hippodrome vaudeville with "Eight Black Dots" as the 245 headliner vaudeville ’ 730 and 9 Three shows dally at p m American — Brownie Vernon In "A Stormy Night” Universal Weekly Comedy "A Contented— Woman Paramount - Empress Douglas Fairbanks in "The Man from Painted Post’ Paramount pictography - - - star-spangl- ed of-Glass- !"' el L-K- Sty all-come- Ar-buc- dy kle - Picture Patter as-th- e and a Bit of Stage Gossip s ‘ he-de- - vil SERGT “DOC" WESIULi) The famed Hero of the Battle of Vprrn and Escaped Prisoner from Germany Tells a Grlpplag Stary of Life la the Trenehea K— EXE sSOr SSe Children 25c 15c MATINEE at MO Z5e - t Chlldi SON OF TAFT WEDS “ CONNECTICUT GIRL ’ - L-K- 15e Performance each XVed Thar Frl Sat Sua Eve KAO Thar Erl Nat San Mat Each 2 AO Waterbury Conn Oct 7 —Charles Phelps Taft son of: former 'President and Mrs William H Taft and Miss Eleanor Kellogg Chase daughter of Mr ‘and 'Mrs Irving H Chase of this were married late today at the city home of the bride’s parents Mr Taft who Is sergeant major in the Twelfth' United States field artilhis uniform as did several lery wore of his uaherd who are- In' the army or navy' - BEG XVKPXKSDAY JOE TOWLE EVA TAYLOR - 1 LAWRENCE GRATTAN d TIHtEE h Entertainment Alwayn Igh-ela- aa Today- - XVedaeaday and Thursday DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS : “The andMan Painted Post” Fromof cattle In Intense ‘ ’A human life' wan heldphotnplay whenthrilling eheap fflee alwaya opes PUNCHES! THRILLS! STUNTS GALORE! Cheyenne Frontier Day Champion riders appear In this atrennena picture ofwhile 'Deag apparently - plays a lone hand against the rough-ride- rs Wyoming U' NOW PLAYING - -- Pictures and War Review Paramount Pictographs Animated Cartoon Hearst-Path- e r A big read shew bill headed by a eempany of 80 mostly girls— In the biggest and best masleal remedy la - Shows start 12S0 2' 330 5'SSp 8 930 : il u N CGUAIEPVAU DEVfegE - - - Wyoming rustling days ' WILSOX HOBS Second Episode of RETREAT0" GERMANS S3 AT THE RATTLE OF ARIt Eve JOc 25c SOc 75c Slat lAc 25c 50e Bay tickets aew Ticket PARAMOUNT-EMPRES- S - EVBMXG JACK WYATTS SCOTCH LADS & LASSIES SFEXCEIt A WILLIAMS - XV1LLAIID old-tim- ss of Sonniw Enppclls Bold Over London- - llow Canada Raised an Army and Battle of and-Fran- - - - - Forces Fighting Yores Battle it-mlg- e ss ’ SAMARA'S one-tim- who was the star In "Allas Jimmy Valentine" and ' "PervA-sPeggy” ‘featuring Peggy Hyland "The Soldier of the'Legfon" a three-ree- l: Gold Seal feature picture' starring Irene Hunt Is one of the attractions at the Mehesy 'theatre It tells atoday story4 within a story' Illustrating a novel" being-- ' written in boarding house The writer Ills’ friend "Spike" and & girl slavey take part- In the o later yarn A 'two-ree- l' comedy entitled "The Sign of the ' Cucumber" and “Reel Life" complete the bill - n e ' "Within the Law” In that the plot centers In the adventures of a girl convicted of’a crime of which she is wholly Innocent' a term In the on pais released penitentiary role ' breaks the parole goes to a far distant state marries returns to her former home Is discovered by a detective— the rest is left to your Imagination but of course it all ends happily Miss Nana Bryant the Wilkes leading lady Is at: her very best In "The House of Glass" She plays the 'innocent girl ' convicted of theft with an admirably Issustained Intensity of feeling She really superb r in the more dramatic moments of the play which offers her many opportunities for the emotional acting In which she excels Margaret Case Is the best patt she has - early-afternoo- lUMltlfli - ever-popul- ar - SIX NIGHTS STARTING Matinees Wed and Sat Canadian Govt Official War Fllsas - - : -- - - She-serve- Salt HjaboTCioatro - - -- MOTION PICTURES As responsibilities go in the world the father is inseparable from his child llearst-Path- e News- — owes a living to his children and the duty The father Salt Lake Sergt Fred Wells MONDAY OCTOBER 8 1817 Canadian soldier and war correspon-en- t is to be met squarely Hecannot cast off this responlecturing with the Canadian ofsibility as be indicates that life with the mother is inwar plcturea Evenings at 815 ficial Desertion’ of family is a crime directed against Matinees at 230 p m And the banner in triumph shall wave tolerable the mother but' it carries a faulty aim It strikes the Strand — Myrtle Gonzales In O’er the land of the free and the home of the brave children and acts which injure the helpless are the "Southern Justice" ’Comedy : Mehesy— Irene Hunt In "The Solmost offensive to society v Gold dier the Legion" a three-reThe juvenile court authorities are to be encouraged Seal of"The Cucumber" of the Sign Christians and Pacifists in their activity agrainst deserters They are giving the an o scream' "Reel Life" Tomorrow an out to bonds of day Fatty opportunity 1 A I? is wrong because it is contrary to the princi-jail by filing keep Charlie Chaplin and contributions to the of aranteemg regular support pies of Christianity a Christian pacifist (and this I their The arrangement can do more good than children I distinction has been drawn) therefore is not morally ja-- j terms because it brings relief to the innocents who bound to support his nation in war If Bishop Paul I have suffered’ most for the crime Jail sentences must Jones is correctly quoted these are the fine lines on I be resorted to when the other provision fails to im- which he justifies his associations with the pacifist of I 'Iff the” United States Under this reasoning there can 1 no mitigating laws of defense and no Christian can enter j forced to provide support jail sentences must be invoiced I a conflict and remain clean It is too good for him but it is the worst punishment we I can offer under existing laws his If war was the only crime against Christianity Ra BY ARTHUR S WIXTOX' look argument might be well taken We are proner-tIf anyone tell you that Douglas Flags Without Stars upon Christianity as a factor for the upliftment of hu-Fairbanks Isn’t one' ot the biggest cards In motion pictures have manity it is synonymous with right War is not right J TYHE tar' without a tattooed arm is as a flag without a drawing the visit the Paramount-Empreskeptic star The secretary of the navy recently declared that fact is firmly fixed in the minds of all righteous where the Inimitable theatre e to of the the In his latest picture is oppoaition nnyieldiiig tattooing "Doug" playing we can eay there people We however go too far when men who comprise the fierce fighting navy of "The Man From Painted Post" today seafaring be no righteous war A war which fights wrong a J fjug republic : His opposition to this practice no doubt tomorrow and Wednesday It will take one visit to tell the story struggle which has for its object the endurance ’of right I will meet 4ith protests from the men in the turrets just The great power of Fairbanks as a I in the world to onr mind is a Christian confliot Nothing is gained of course from: such decorations local drawing card was proven yesterday when a new motion picture theatre We have no time for the pacifist who advocates Neither does the addition of a bit of art glass add to the record was established by the selling I intrinsic value of a house relocal dealer But a glass to overout of when and the threaten entire house at an might standing idly by tong marks that the placingr o£ a couple o£ pane o£ art glasg in have been performance I run the world Such an attitude does not espouse the a dwelling increases its rental or sale value The public filled to overflowing Houses times durmany of the films cause of Christianity countenancing as it does every I likes it and it is therefore valuable' ing the evening showing Paramount-Empreat but the yesterday So with the sailormen of the Yankee navy They destructive force of the assault precipitated by an auto- - j the favorite star drew I a green lady with the audiences from the opening capacity aun of the era tic power in the endeavor to crush right and install I hnes for a background They theatre to its doseb Even- before 3 brilliant American in flag as the ruler of humanity Germany' aim in thm p m the big crowds filled the lobby artistic worth of a bulldog in browi and ute lined up to await the beginning of war have nothing m common with humanity hence sKe standing over a trident in vellow with a battleship in the next performance is a foe to Christianity seeking to reward the spirit of I black steaming two points off the portbow of the It’s little wonder that the latest and bury the precepta of Christ under au tant canine Why shouldn't they be indulged in this Fairbanks picture draws such record-breakiaudiences for It is the best avatanche of wrongs Iwhimt The expense and burden and they say the latter he has ever ' done which Is saying Under the doctrine of the "Chnstiaq” pacifist we hg considerable are borne by the sailors themselves It much for even mediocre Fairbanks cannot turn a forceful hand against wrong because war ia no more farcical this act of tattooing arms and chest photoplays aro mighty few and far is Contrary to Christianity By this thought we are tolwjthwmeAlias and American flags than is the gum between The man of the outdoes himself in "The Man further Christianity in thd world by becoming the tools j chewing habit ' From Painted Ills stunts are of the devil and remaining passive while the agents of is willing to lie on the floor of-- a unlimited and Post" ’one bluejacket when him In Satan assault her If we jebel in force we ceasetq be stifling hut in Hongkong and let a native stab him action In the new picture sees wonder at Christians but if we sit idly by1 and permit an outlaw bundreds cf times with a pin and squirt stinging juice Fairbanks unlimited energy grows r force to slay our children plunder onr homes assault bi8 iterated flesh he should not be frowned upon apace en route to Los When Lake in Salt r “women and wreck our churches we are soldiers of £or hjs little cruise in the great sea of art Many women Angeles from Wyoming'' where "The I unbearable it would seem from Man From Painted Post" was screened Christianity have pain undergone No doubt the “Christian'' pacifists believe that the I declared this picture to be his of still snugger dimensions all "Doug"best" shoes and He was accompanied In "very final judgment will right all wrongs heaped upon a peace- - £or the Rake of apparel is arm that the stout If appearances tour a the of four of the cowcity fuL people by an outlaw force The invasion of Belgium losink of the submarine or clutch it boys who were Inbyhis and peril rising company we may rest content on this theory will all be righted wjilo it ginks is marked with a crude ornamentation every one bore evidences of the strenu-ouslt- y of the (actlon In scarred faces by the Supreme Power All that we are in duty bound 1 that Iookg like a Chinese laundry bill what recks itf were so badly and limping galta Some to do in order to be on the right side of the Christianity freeT cubist and the not futurist the roaming to remain in had shattered that they advanced by tbese pacifists is to submit When Germany I Rl cars while In Salt Lake — the sleeping is done with Belgium she can overrun France We can proves there was no Germany holds Belgium as a bait for peace but it and theofpicture their Injuries await our turn redeemed m the faith that when Ger-- seems to have the same effect on the world as a red flag faking aft s)e af xnany has done with’ the world the All Seeing Power will in front of a bull Tho extent to which the press of ' step in and give Prussianism its just deserts Germany is muzzled and how the peoThe defenseless women and children of Belgium who ple are being fed on a tissue of lies worked those Russian some of general is told by Sergeant "Doc Wells lecwere shot down in cold blood and offered no resistance on Evidently on commission’ for’' Germany Russioand for salary turing with the official Canadian mo' died Christians according to this doctrine The men who tion pictures at the Saif Lake theatre : occurred 'at fought for them were damned The men who die fighttonight as An incident he was on his way to LonCologne ing for what Christianity espouses are her enemies Those don ’A Prussian "home guard" offiwho meet death with folded arms are Christians Such came and told him that while he cer ‘ is the misguided logic of the Christian ’ ' pacifists They was lucky to be getting to London are Christians because they will not fight they are still the German legions would be of this there in two weeks As proof ' pacifists for the same reason We who dare t$ fight for ‘OVER THE NEARLY headlines from TOP' the he read assertion which Christianity has no mission in v humanity without newspaper bulletin the There were many who thought "the American troops of a German"Our the world cannot be Christians because we fight for would 4 troops are now in months Three following: have trenches In the be by July without are bombarda than rather "Our Calais” accept now Zeppelins wrong struggle right that a contingent of vour gone by end It Is only ' and It is on fire" London of We believe and sincerely hope the “Christian" paci-- I expeditionary daily the force Is stationed well within ing range "We shall soon be there" to take - Its turn “'in-thenemy guns ready apparently fists have misinterpreted the meaning of Christianity front ohe diffiis to Just think 'And we all considered There said be line any day only Americans Otherwise “Me und Gott" are the powerful alliance the one: most a The and that Germany a dreaming country of peace encouraging kaiser claims with little consideration for the humanity culty Into aotlon are too Impatient to get people The wondrous music of loving Beethoven lingers In our ears but — which fights oppression: It' Is wise to give ou-- troops the advantage of a Jong We now know Germany to be a judging from expert opinions expreliminary training writers The British army was not dreaming country yes dreaming down pressed by foreign created in a day For weary montha France had to stand through the years of the and "the of the "Super-Man- " the brunt of the fighting while' Britain was training herreason tralnIn added There is for tho Blonde Beast And for patience legions Magnificent N the same-dathat eight Oklahoma men are sen-lin- g of the Amerloan army The blows it will’ strike are music the roar of Krupp machinery Is fenced to prison for resistance to the selective draft to l4B1 to the knockout: and no chances should be taken heard In the land Maybe Germany will to °' “V” shake her dream Senator Robert La Follette of Wisconsin ap-- I v pears before the Senate defending his right to criticize The advance notices of "The Fightthe laws of the United States in war time or peace The ing Trail" Greater Vitagraph's new serial photoplay which Is drawing two events are indicative of a condition which prohibits crowded houses to the Broadway thestabTe government when a nation is at war If the whexfever shown declared the picSHOOTING THE atre 'SUN tentions of La Follette are right the imprisonment of i ture to be "the --most marvelous melotthrdraft resisters is wrong If on the other hand the dramatic serial ever produced And ’ i& Oklahoma the men Broadway patrons 'agreS that the herof La Follette punishment right storms the Salt Lake skipper after wander- - alded Silverlining opinions were right: resist-linfirst-hang s1 wrong and morally guilty of the same sort of d about to get a of the weather impression "The I Fighting Trail" is best dea? ance broke confidently Into prophecy as one long chain of thrills scribed winds" "Slightly cooler with west by northwesterly One may walk Into the Broadway when 4h claiming the right to criticize the laws of the And— ' any of the episodes are being shown United' States daring war La Follette cap make no se '"When & man says he’s resigned' to th Inevitable and see a complete photoplays filled lection for he means all laws Criticism of the draft come to th conclusion he was fired-"scenes The perils which stirring Jaw-m- ay friends' true “One’s are them as expects a' lot of him with not be charged to La Follette but his preach-‘me- qt Duncan William and Carol Holloway he’s young and don’t after he’s successful featured atars of the production gives any American the right to that criticism The when Stilt’s proud an haughty aunt subscribes fer the "William encounter are so numerous they could draft law is on the statute books and men are being a’ newspaper regular sat as she’ll have somethin ter scoff not be crowded Into a single picture I® to failure their for or refusal observe its proevery day puillshcd so a aerial of it Its a tale they I “Phoete Feeter says th Internal situation in Germany of the made outdoors visions We believe that this is right' and so long as it and every soene great remains law we stand for impartial enforcement We SembiS? or ihlkin with Vupjiesi Jd ii5ghtei?annr breathes of the opeif The Broadway Is also showing some max not be in accord ’with its provisions or principles of the fine Fox pictures having as its but-w- e voice of the majority through which yield to the feature attraction for today and to- morrow George ' Walsh and Enid Mar-ke- y it was enacted v in "The Yankee Way” ' It’s a story possible for men to niticize the draft law If it islicensed OVER THERE of plots and counterplots end with to incite men subject to its provisions theyare "The Fighting Trail" makes a proThe dangers are apparent to a conn- j to Open' rebellion gram replete with good things txyrthat must depend on a loyalty to law and order for ' BL Watte of The Vigilantes By Harvey Is made by Karl Q Announcement rfutore endurance If La Follette and the free speech of the Deseret Film Cannon president same whose runs the in channels have the 'alarmists logic 52 Exchange place that of company are criticism they free to stir men to com-In- it - Some day we’ll join tfiem over there and know right to this which J L Adams manager of the concern acts for c The haunting secret that illumes their face they may be sent to prison has jurt sold the world’s rights of '"The X Eyei of the World" by Harold Bell Manifestly the government is wrong if it sends men - Giving their humblest act a touch of grace by Helen Hunt Wright and "Ramona" As if all saw the vision in the glow to jail for committing acts inspired by opposition tc New a to concern These York Jackson JawVhieh founded on the right to free criticism A S Of Heaven ajar as lo they cry “We go -will be in connection distributed plays inaa1 cannot encourage a crime and escape the taint Comrades in arms if they but win the race with the ’Deseret Film company western states he furnishes the motive' Whether he commits the Ere tyranny shall strike the fateful blow" throughout eleven announces Mr Cannon further that is he to whatever or it a Ah violation criifijinspires party j: Some day! yes the long way over 'there Is now disFilm Deseret the company ' committed On is the Follette La we since are We too shall tread 'of law theory eleven western they have gladly gone throughout tributing licensed to advocate arson on the grounds that it is bad With eyes aflame and paid the final toll ! states Hall Caine’s "The Deemster" and "I Believe" produced by George 8o shrink we not as if in dull despair 'Jaw and we are immune from punishment as the man and the most L Tucker highly praised To face with them the bright unending dawn who follows our advice is caught and prosecuted 'Thaj irt - New York City motionpictures not cxiti-free license to is of unrestricted lose we life Lest speech else all the soul! right saying God’s Man’ starring H B Warner j ! had this season and she doesn't miss a moment to show the audience? 'that she appreciates It Ralph Clonlnger th leading man while he has no heroic role makes Edbeward McClelland 'the lawyer: who friends the girl stand out as one of the the most prominent characters of enIlls performance Is a truly playjoyable one 'husband of Ernest Van Pelt th’e girl’ has the ' strongest role given him this season He too seems ef-to a most appreciate the fact and gives Pelt Is Van ficient characterization fast becoming one of the most popular members of the company e crook As James Burke the Cliff who caused all the trouble His Thompson scored a pronounced hit amount the had Just right performance of restraint to make it effective Frederick Moore as the detective who must do his duty no matter how unpleasbe or- who It hit was exant cellent although as usual his was he unpleasant role to play of the cast had Tbe other members little to do Ethel Tucker M Mrs Bonner as Judson Brandt Atwood the railroad president put their usual ginger into two charactera bits as did Mae Thorne as Nellie house maid Ancyn T McNulty as a Jap butler Claire Sinclair as Edith and Huron L Blyden a1 the governor Mr Blyden has given the new offeran admirable stage setting for eving act : The third and fourth acts aro ery especially attractive Tl- - - too-succeedi- VAUDEVILLE - — - - DRAMA’ ' Wilke —The 'Wilkes players In "The House of Glass' Every evenand Saturday ing with Thursday matinee Paatasca — Vaudeville 1LKES The Wilkes players last night: forsook comedy for the more serious drama choosing for their return to thrills and heart throbs a big dramatic success of New York’s 'last theatrical season "The House’ So well did the local stock favorites do their respective roles' in the new that It must be recorded as offering the biggest first night success of the present season Surely performances are bound to and with this in mind we have improve no hesitation In declaring that-thWilkes patrons are assured’ of some except tionally good entertainment throughout’ the present- - week "The House of Glass" tells a story molded somewhat along the lines of the vaadevllle - “MIMIC WORLD” - NOTE — You might get a better eeat at the matinees Six ether features Including Fearl XVhlte big la Tfc Fatal Friers remain unchanged— Ring’ Or 10-20- -3 ng THEATRES - mllllon-dol-lar-smi- Ifa -- le i - Six Days—Commencing Tuesday Oct 9 - the Stirring Detective Drama full i uf heart throbs and thrills A powerful sermon to mothers and fathers — a most vivid pictorization i of vice r - l- “THE HOUSE i OF GLASS” tht - n - - I - n - : - - - - CONTINUOUS FROM 11 A M TO 11 A Great and XVonderfui Piet are Theatre: Showing the Screen How to FindWhat You Lose or Restore What Is Lost — FShll 1 "- - - -- - -- ' - noytfs'Best Comedy Tomorrow-JIab- Talia- el MYRTLE GONZALEZ And an Excellent Supporting Cast la ‘SOUTHERN ' - one who has lost something that you prized you know just-hosomebody would feel if you were the finder instead oF the loser It is a joy to find the lost article because it gives joy to return it But how win you find what you have lost or the owner that has lost Get next to the greatest xvhat you have found? Very very simple f number of people right off Only one sure way Come to our office with your story “'Concentrate it into a’ few specific words and we will The results insert it as a little Want Ad This cost will: be triflingalmost always sure and without loss of time Our little Want Ads go of ' into about every nook (Saggmsitotu for Ym to Adopt) this city Lost something? Found Xd aUck Ma uMh a mud md LOST—A mad something? Do this today— dmd bscaom cf 1U meting- If you are the - - and-corne- r - - - ha to the Onttr ram d W1U UbaraQr fdMri IS h with roUXD —X bmatfful atlak mttlag Will ta mtarsad fladtr to aalUng at tbla ages aad partes for ffela ad ' aad furthar deacrlMas At pin Addima: ’ - ’ nar The Want 1 4 -- K t I Joe Sheftell's Eight Black Dote in g southern revue Celebrating Day in Tennessee” Five other feature acts game ' prices 10 and 20c Three shows daily: 245 730 and 9 1 IRENE HUNT In "THE SOLDIER OF THE LEGION" Gold Seal feature Scream "THE SIGN OF THE CUCUMBER" 3-r- eel ’ - Hippodrome Vaudeville NOW PLAYING ' - be-7ca- use JUSTICE' COMEDY Cnmlag Tomanuw —Jack Gard- "Men of the Desert" The Only One Surest Way : to Find What You Lose ‘ ' UNIVERSAL WEEKLY Walter Poulton Mgr LAST TIMES TODAY ’ -- - ST1&AK1 D on - - BROWNIE VESN0N IN “A STORMY KNIGHT” ferro la The Jnry of Fate" Watch and XYalt for tho Screen's Big Masterpiece PAX’ ME" k - : Present Dainty Ine Coming - -- ' “A CONTENTED WOMAN” ' ’ Masterpiece Blaebfrd Photoplay LAST1 TIMES TODAY - world-dominati- Jt SET AMERICAN P M e r 0 with Nana Bryant Ralph Clonlnger and the Wilkes Flayers Matinee Thursday and Saturday Matinee pvlcen 15c aad 25ei hexes SOc Night Price 15c 25c 35c SOc Boxen 75c WHITE SLAVERY as it actnallp exists in the dens of iniquity in onr cities and towns and exposed by the Illinois State Vice Commission -- I- - NOW PLAYING mm - 11 L-K- O "REEL LIFE" - - lorrow All icdy Day FATTY ARBUCKLK aad CHARLIE CHAPLIN Modern Ventilating System ’ t TheGreatWaut AdPaperof the Intennoiuitain Conntrya - r " ' 4 |