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fAO Bill TM tCWOOO CALL LIADtf tATUROAY, JULY J4, 1920. ADBnainnilbira Sunday 4 DAYS starting REGISTRATION in In Babv 8 (Continued from Png 1) sli months and In th. townxhlp slxiy days, and in the ward or prtH-inct thirty days' Immediately preceodlna The First of William S. Hart's Own Productions TONIGHT LAST SHOWING any presidential elect lun" the right vote for the presidential and Inl lilti t.m Ethel Clayton WIHIAM TONIGHT LAST SHOWING Corinne Griffith IN "The Garter Girl" i r.J Separate ballot boxes and ballots 7 1 inl If II II .11 1 I IN win uh pruvifitu fur trie women wnu vote under the authority of the 19111 MW.l "Young Mrs. Winthrop" act.

Women Must Register. The women must comply with the same suffrage regulations as the pin and everyone who expect to vole will be required to reglnter. Tin rt This is An 0. Henry Story Full of Tender REWARD 6J FOR CAPTURE I. DEAD-ALIVE fCr4', i 1 -1 risers 1 will be two reglsl ration days the first Saturday In September, and the Human Interest with Comedy Touches.

There is a Good Strong1 Cast and a Picture You Will Enjoy. EXTRA TONIGHT "ALL IN A DAY" Bronson Howard's Famous Stage Play, Brilliantly Picturuod. Supported by Harrison Ford, Winifred Greenwood, Raymond Hatton and J. M. Duniont.

EXTRA TONIGHT Two Reel Keystone "PILLS of PERIL" Adults 28c Children 11c first Monday In October. Tim will be from 8 a. m. to 9 p. iii'd voters will register In the precinct ii which they are entitled to vote.

Ho'h men and women who will be 21 year Adults 22c Children 11c old on or before election day register in order to be (nullified to cast their vote. Ho succeeds 80 well thut be fulls In ftlVWWWAMi starting Sunday, are declared to be love with her. In reality, Peggy Is BLUE SKY LAW AMTKFMFNTQ i among the finest ever for film drama. The wonderland of Call trying to arrange a match between her mother and the lord. Mn.

O' lornla and contiguous the Strang outcroppings in (he hills that (Continued from rage 1) WMWSJVWWJJVJVSVWSu I Mui ura will not marry as long as Peggy is unprovided for. So to promote th- border the coast range, the sweeping Is to receive a salary of $3,000 a year. valleys, the natural underground At the Alhambra. (mutch, the girl pretends to have wed- Marguerite Clark Is coming to the ded Jimmie and follows him to his It Is said that Mr. Jackson has a man rlvor, the wooded passes all com In mind for the position and that th." apartment In London to keep up the bine to enhance the charm of tho story.

Aside from this feature, the re appointment of the chief clerk will be announced Immediately after the final approval of the bill. markably fine photography of which Is A large number of necessary blankB credit to the art of Joe August, A. fit Alhambra for Sunday and Monday, In a delightful screen comedy called "All-of-a-Sudden Peggy." The tilto. refers to tlia vivacious little heroine. She is the daughter of Mrs.

O'Mara, widow of a deceased scientist, and has accompanied her molier to Hawkhurst, estate of Lord Cracken-thrope. The nab enian Is writing a book on spiders and has 'invited Mrs. S. the play Itself, written by illusion. Matters, thcrupon get Into a complicated mess, but Anally turn out happily for all concerned.

Miss Clark's leading man Is Jack Mulhall and tho cast Includes Lillian Lrighton, Orral Humphrey; and Ed-din Sutherland. The picture is a Paramount Artcraft and was directed by Walter Edwards. and office records will have to bo prepared for the work of the new com William Hart and Lambert Ilill-yer, and directed by the latter Is one mission and It Is believed thnt It vlll require considerable time to get the work of the department satisfactorily of the most powerful ever screened. It presents the star in a role which fits him tetter, perhaps," than any started. TOE TOI1 GATE O'Mara in order to consult with her.

His mother, Lady Carckenlhrope. I At the Baby however, suspects that Peggy bas The scenic settings for Wiliam S. designs on him and summons her i Hart's new Paramount-Artcraft pic-younger son, Jir.imne, to divert the lure, "The Toll Gale," which will girl from her purpose. be seen at the Baby Grand four days. Vacationists Growing Less.

The stream of vacationists Is pre- gammouiltfjtemftQiclum other that of the typical bad man who has a iqiare streak nevertheless and who refuses to depart from his code of honor even when not doing so entails the highest degree of self-sacrifice. '7 cipitabliy thinning and while there are still several people leaving each day on trips to the lakes and other restful spots, the number is nothing EXTRA Two Reel Jester Comedy "IN THE WILD WEST" Also "PATHE NEWS" to compare with that of a couple of weeks atro. Almost all the store BASE BALL Adults 33c Children 17c 3 clerks and others granted a vacation, have been on their outing and returned, and of course the rather wintry weather has changed to true vacation-time heat, now that outing time is almost past. Thi3 is the Best Picture I Have Ever Produced. WILLIAM S.

HART. and 'American Association. Indianapolis, 11; Columbus, 8. Toledo, Louisville, 1, St. Paul Minneapolis, 4.

Big Time at Rigdon. The people of Rigdon and commun ADOLPH ZUKOR presents MARGUERITE ity are going to have a big event next Wednesday evening when the band American League. Chicago, Boston, 7. NeW York, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Detroit 1. Washington, St.

Louis, and Ladies' Aid society of the M. E. fhiirch ioin in holding an Ice cream lawn social. An electric light plant ION ATTENT will be taken from this city ana National League. Cincinnati, New York, 0.

Leeson's Jazz artists will be tnare 10 assist in the musical program. You -r-f know that the ladies win teeu you Philadelphia, 10; Chicago, 7. Boston, St. Louis, 5. Brooklyn, Pittaburg, 5.

Noble Duncan is visiting with friends at Kokomo, this afternoon. well. The public has a cordial invua tion. JJ Frederick Harmon raa Had a Party. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Ferderlck Harmon, 628 South A street, delightfully entertain9u ai ma .1 FOR RENT Three light housekeeping rooms.

218 South 21st St. 24t3 home yesterday a party of little friends on his eleventh birthday. Hi () TO BUY Second hand Uke, must be in first class condition. 1000 South A St 24t3 Games, music and cnuaisn pasum. made the afternoon a long-to be remembered one for the several little ladies and gentlemen in attendance who were: Madeline Smith, Carolyn Truck Truck 1 New 1 1-2 Ton 1 New 2 1 -2 Ton Nagel, Mary- Beebe and tier tw cousins, Mary Tranbarger, Geral-dine Coble, Jeanette) Knotts, "of Mis SPECIAL BARGAIN FOR SALE Fine modern dwelling.

Centrally located, lights, toilet and bath, furnace heat, banement, bard wood floors and other conveniences. Also large modern dwelling; Owner wishes to go south. Let us show you these bargains. Sheridan Clyde Son, 2164 South Anderson Elwood, Ind. 24t3 souri, Charles Tranbarger, Marvin Smith.

Omer Jones, Ralph and Har old High, Harold and George Russell Johnson. .15. () jp () ')-' 'A5 'its rt: Of). Golden Clrc'e 4 J2 G)anamouilfJrlcraft Cticlure, Ice Cream Spclal. Next Saturday evening at the East Main st.

Christian church, there will be an ice cream social unaer rfx l3f-fM ithe church. The young ladies will be this week selling tickets for the affair and they are anticipating a newspapers said Princess TONIGHT "ELMO The Fearless" FEATURING ELMO LINCOLN she had married him. Next goodly turn out at this social. 'A HEMALE VAMP" 2 Reel Comedy. Mr.

and Mrs. F. P. Hamilton, son and adughter, of Parkersburg, W. Mrs.

D. S. Sweeney and son, motored from Greentown, yesterday, and spent the day with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. J.

n. Kightlinger. Mrs. B. R.

Tucker, South A is entertaining at the home of her mother. Mrs. A. Fisher, her aunt, Mrs. John Gordon and brother-in-law.

Samuel Coble, all of Popular Make Trucks Never Hauled a Load Can Be Bought at Cost THESE TRUCKS WILL BE IN ELWOOD MONDAY Further Information at i Gall Reader Office 1 O. R. ALLEN, Kramer Hotel morning, she was found asleep in his rooms. Then, when his "folks" arrived, Peggy calmly announced she wasn't married at all! Scandalous Awfully But not so bad when you really understand. A breezy romantic comedy, rippling with youth and the joy of life.

See itl INTERNATIONAL NEWS 15c and 6c Tomorrow Tomorrow Miss Naomi-Jenkins and her gueit, Miss Lillian Haeger, of Chicago, have retnrned to that place, a(tsr Jack Dempsey IN "Dare deril Monday Monday Haunting Shadows' In 6 Reels 6 Kvisit with Misi Jenkin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Jenkins, for the past week or more. fSi i'J) Of) EXTEA-T9XNEWS' Adults 2Sc Children 11c Vn Karah Jenkins hat gone to Cnicaco for a few days' visit wish U) Mr. and Mrs.

John Roberta. 7.