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TUE6DAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1021.
OTTAW A FREE THA-kTISH - .IOTONAL
OSES SMIRK
FATTY Li
US ACTRESS TELLS
OF VIRGINIA'S DEATH
COMEDIAN REGISTERS NERVOUS
NESS DURING TESTIMONY OF
ZEH PREVOS, MEMBER OF PAR
TY THAT WOUND UP IN TRAGIC
ORGY.
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Members of the American Legion
oro boosting thejr Thanksgiving night
dance, hojilai to have one of the
largest attendances that ha: ever
turned out lor one at their Informal
dance. The party will be held or.
Thursday night, Nov. M, in tha U
gion ball rn tho Qayety building. Or
cheatrn music will be furnished tor
the evening, and the amusement com
mittee, who know bow to entertain,
promise an excellent time to all who
attend.
Mrs. Dun Qulun enti riainod thi
tubers it' her .ard club' at ... Thank -
givlag party last nlcht at he aoun
on Wket ' Madison street 1
idles ot carda were played aunag we
LT.d Sir. l Mra. Thomas Hcherer.
At a late hour delicious refreahnv at
wort) served by tho hostess.
There will be a meeting of the
Boys' rlub of Christ Eplacopal church
tonight at 7:80 ovloca in mo partsii
DR. R0SC0E STOTT
TO LECTURE MONDAY
Boaoo Gilraore BtQft hat hai some
thing of a ttoee-lagged career. He
has been nrumli nl educator, a
Mrs. Del-i v,.ry sncceasiul 6et and short story
writer, as weJI as a mast i pular
Lyceum and Chautnuquit lecturer.
But pis tecture success seems I
I :Ve equaled or bettered his other 1
achievements. One platform manage
enjoyed calling him "the ttveet wire
connected with the foot-Hgnta." His j
humorous and dramatic tallies give j
good reasi n for the corvpllnvrt.
B Gilmore Btott received the :
degree of Lttt l. tor ma literary i
attainments, but he Is "levn-on-earth"
ar.d makes a very human appeal be-
fore audiences.
For eight years Doctor Btott ba
hn before the public as a lecturer
Ban .Francisco, Nov. M.T-IUX
Arbuckle had a most uncomfortable
time Monday while Zeh Pre v OS told
on the stand her version of tho wild
party he gavu Labor Day resulting In -
tho death ot Virginia tuijipe.
The 1st comedian had been smll
;,.u- i.nuiillv nt wli.it he beliOTed i
point won bv his side In an argument! evening. The honon were ' b
over admission of medical testimony.; Mra John CKeefe, WU lam
but hie expression changed when tho
girl's name was called.
Calmly and In a drawling tone, the
ghow girl gave tho most damning evi
deuce yet adduced against ArbUcHo.
Quotes Virginia's Charge.
"Km dying," alio quoted Virginia
lUpMj after eht had been fouud, ap-l
pareutly suffering great pain.
Later the witness sat'i Miss tuppo
sulibed, 'Ht hurt met" whereupon
Ai buckle told her, gruffly:
Shut up or I'll throw you out of
the window,
She also told of Arouekle placing a
piece of lea on the girl's body, saying:
"Thla will bring her out of It."
Arbuckle, Miss Rappe
naont, Lowell Sherman, AI Semnaeher
und Fred FisJibaek were there, she
said.
Arbuckle was dressed la a bath
robe, and pyjamas, and food and
!.-;.-.ks were being served lavibhli .
he said, hnd went on:
"The center of the party was In
room 1220. About 2:30 I saw Virginia
Rappe go to the bathroom of 1221.
Lowell Sherman. Alice Blake and Ar
bttckla were in 1220.
"Mrs. Delmont was in that bath
room changing her clothes and Mitt
Hapno went to room 1219. She was
followed by Artmckle.
"f did not count how many drinks
Virginia took, but before 6he went
Into room 1219 everyone was eatine
and drinking and dancing. Arbuckle
sent for a Victrola and the niusi
v :.s poing most of the time.
About a half hour after Miss
Rappe went into 1219 I saw Mrs. Del
mont go to the door.
'Mrs. Delmont asked that It be op
ened. Then she kicked on tha door :
and I heard her saying, 'Open the
door.'
"Arbuekle opened the door. He
was futribling at his bathrobe at the!
waist and said nothing.
"I went into 1219 and Arbuckle into
1220. 1 came into 1220 a few min
utes later, when Arbuckle took off'
his bathrobe ar.d 1 noticed his back)
was -ret
""When I wpnt into room 1219 Miss j
Rappe was lying on the largest of
two beJs in the room fully clothed. I
her hair down and her hands on her j
stomach.
"bbe said: 'I am dying. I am go
!ng to dio.'
"She thou started to tear off her
waist, stocking and garters.
"After we had moved her to the
second bed we gave her some soda.
Then we gave her a cold bath.
"Arbuckle came in laughing while
wo were tearing off her clothes and
helped tear off a sleeve of hor waist
"Mr. Fish back took the girl from
Mlsi Blake and placed her In the cold
foath.
Tho medical portion of the state's
ease was completed by Dr. Francis
Wakefield, proprietor of the sanitar
ium where Virginia died.
He told of the autopsy after the
deuth of the girl by Dr. William Oph
uls, at which ho was present.
"Thy girl appeared In good health,"
he testified, "with the excoptlon of
the rupture which caused her death."
Ho expressed tha opinion tho rup
ture WU caused by "application ot
some exteruul force.-'
Mrs. w ii. Pusey a.. el ' ' " 1,1 ,
man of the educational dep.:'' eul oj
the Woman'.-, elnb ;, till th an v ad
term of the late Mrs. ft B Suo at
the regular meeting of the orgai
Hon held .' ' rday aftarneon ii tai
home of Mrs J. H. Wldme on Qti
t iwa avenue. Mrs. 0. C. Pf ekha
. clWted vice chairman t.) All tha
onexplred (era of Mrl. Puaey. Nine
teen ladies attended the meeting
Mri leorey Roberta aaai beautttoi
m.Io. and Mrs. VV H. '.l"iev r f.d an
ir.toreatlnt paper on "The i eace Con
The n embers of Starved Ko k uc
oil, Kntattta of Columbns, in :
tain their ladies al a dancing parti 1 '
next Monday night. Nov. 2d, at theii
club house on La Salle street, Ttw
event will be Informal and w01 be ,:-
:.n ii!..! 'I'lia.'.k: i.iv 1.. , .'..;.i.:ig y.:X)
The regular bi-weekly card party ol
the Kllluhts Of t'OiUlllll.lS A ill be heU!
touioro-v night In tha Knlghtl of Co
Iambus club house. Tho amusement
committee of the club will act as
hosts.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C Lewis enter
tained with an Informal card I
last night at thefir home on East Main
str ot. . Six t: ble cui
played during the evening. At a lau
hour a supper was served by th;
uooteaa.
;t:.'K an I
it Ola ftlti
dge. i ardv
10 o'clock
for dans
i mldnlaht.
A Tb.uiksvK-li t
1 diratce win be in hi
I ! '. .'lows' hall in, ( ;
v ill bo played fri .
and music will
im rrom n i .
1 ba general publk 11
an Cavitation tot atti
d
TLe Odd reliow : ni v. Ill 1
will be held ati st:- . : tomoi row
evening, conduoted b oflSetvra ol
the grand lodge. . 1 1 ' '
a attmber of momli.-- om this . loin
Ity. a special int"i , car will bi
. un from Msrsetllii ' '
6: SO, and the Bttawa will
it ten on at ui- i ': !
H? Idea "for Sto l"(J Power.
As n clseop Wiethe I f f iho In
termittent j iw.'r , it irr.r. rn !uci s
it) the tides, the Stilt's radi .. n, tho
wind aid the waives ! the sea. a Ku
manlnn ttiginear gugits that this '
ergy be fonveWed !
and itortsd itt aubterrauenn chatubera
that are formed by penetrating below
alr-tlght (ayera ol clay by artesian
well.
Traveling Hint.
If there are bottles to go In your
bag or trunk and you fear I rka
will come "Ut, heat your sealing was
In n flam and run the melted part
around tad 0t where it meets the
glass. Thus it win be held In tightly
imt only a smart twist la necessary to
remove it when you arrive at uur
tfestinatfoa.
'nun
nun i r- r
C b fl :' i I.'
"LONGEVITY
i r
ID!
i iim: mtmberi of th
and Chicago companies,
Now York
Irona' the sensational muslca
S corning to
iturda) ivfjft-
lialk d up a
li tit Theatre,
it tgoni try,
11 et been
o oned In
i an luitoteP1
totallog 67S
'ly aueceaa which
Gayety theatre on
.'ovember 88th, ha
''' run at the
s"rk. which .in
H author, aaaerts b
1 iUod. The pi ci
;,er 191!l--;r,, h
I nin ever aim
ii'i.uicca over a pen I
I Hiring thi. a com naiiv
sent to, England ntd for n Near
" n playing to rnpndtv In I n
' Shortly after It mrival there,
proved to he the gn ateat lilt the
capital had yver knov
l.nee a'dltlOBal English cotnpanlns
imr.i(il.Uoly organize 1 nnd snt
to tour lrclan.!. s itl in I an I
At preaent "Irene" Is an itt
tlonal success playing simultane
In the four guarters of the
:iecompilstui.ei,'s n.n v
i. teti oerore lu the hlsto y ol
tl theatre, as If this accomplishment
ut satisfying the young i..i o
presenting her winaomfl beauty and
the now ramous "Alice Bluo Gown" b
'tin. nil soyes to audience! in Ind's
Sv eden and South Africa. The com
pan; to be seen here Is selected fron
Hta
The ladi.' ;' auxiliary of tho Cojgro
IgaOona ohuroh will meet Friday at
Notice. i o'clock at the church parlors, Bio-
Automobiles retttpped, patched and Die lunch will be served. Tho utter
i iBted. Curtaini made t. order Cur "oon will be devoted to sowing ror
tain lights of all kinds and ilaes, the baiaar. whloh is to be hold Thurs
D. H. JONES on Lincoln St. I day, Hoc. ,
AMUSEMENTS
AMUSEMENTS
A'.M'I
V. . Ii
AMUSEMENTS
i IMHHBHBMaVBi
I Gayety
I
Tbeatr
srade Party'
1
200
IN
'AST
Thanksgiving Matinee, 2:30
Thanksgiving Night, 8:15
Friday Night, 8:15
Tickets on Sale Now at Box Office
In Another Dense.
She "Before we were married yon
gatd you couldn't do enough fer me."
He "Weill I guess time has proved
that I was right"
AMUSEMENTS
AMUSEMENTS
f
if.
V,
Tims Kpt by Stanctard Clocks.
i'ne tlma of tb wiole of the United
Stems rat of ths Rorkiee Is regnlated
ii; three standard clocks kept In an
ii 'rrgrmmd vanlt at tha naval onser.
vatory in Washington. These clocks
are wound by electricity, and their
beats srs transmitted eJectrlcallj
threghOUt th obsorvatory ; the vault
is never snfsresl except In cases of
etnejrgenty.
Maaqwlte P'agus in Alaska.
abjskan mosquitoes de net act nn
carriers of malaria an.l yellow fever
ii.ilr, tho of the United Statas and
tropin, but they are very v'ci ms.
Thay litrli.T fill rht sir. In end
serp sf as inssct collecting net
abvi hU bad. Dt, Aldrlch waa able
to V.-iptufe HO ajuftjurtoea by a-tual
Muat.
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,l MORE STOTT
TONIGHT
WilUam Desmond
with
Martha Mansfield
and
Marguerite Marsh
In
"Women Men Love"
ALSO THE LATEST FOX NEWS
GAYE
MAIL
ORDERS
THEATRE MAI O
I I SATURDAY lllf Wada
MAIL
ORDERS
PUBLIC SEAT SALE WILL
OPEN THURSDAY A. M.
Cb VI lAilffl pistil TffirSt t y.r
:f JUL mo, . .. x- :.Jy '-'iW'i
Presents
GAL (0MKP
fie seen far 2 ieuf contimmh dihe mellmM
fa fiewVork ctiy. J
THI SHART M
TOMORROW
Constance Binney "Such a Little Queen'
COMING:
"Mother 09 Mine
The great drama of today under direction of Thos,
from "The Octopus," by Chas. Belmont Davis.
Attraction. m
. H. Incc Adaoto.i g'5
A First National ?
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PrVvaf !'- w - - i ft. ?v . fiWii . , ... . : 2Sftt.i,
ss -$fssVs
poptiinr and educatioaal themes
lie haa appeured on a leading Chau
tauqua Circuit, bus lectured before
many of the leading educational h
t1tut!ons in the middle West and has
lone unusually successful Lyceum
tor Stott hits contributed both
and prose to thirty-seven mag
of reputation. Ills first book
:se. "The Man Sings." brought
vor3.
Ddx
verse
nzlnes
of ifve
forth favorable comment in more ilmtt !
150 leading newspapers. Two years!
iigo he edited tbe works of 1'oe' for ;
the American Book Company. His I
writings appear frequently It; such
magazines as the l.ndies' Homa Jour-'
mil, Leslie's Weekly, Judge, Life and
others.
Dr. StOtt will be beard Monday ml
the second of the Ceagn gattanal
church lyceum series. lie will talk
on "Some Btsda 1 Would Like to.j
Shdot and Others.'
I r g 0
'I wrote 'The Did WCSt ".Funnit-
Today
pod
Tomorrow
pen mti
Inn's!
t w
lieu lie
AU hitter: and .sweet,
" Dt, Frank Crane
sad and triad and divine, an
Alary
"Yi
lie
a, Dan-
tie
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diier ree them as
Uiey are, or as they v. ill ix', in this BiafveloUjS picture."
Rupert Hughes.
'THE OLD NEST" a Goldwin Picture
Special music afternoon and evening.
Time of shows: 1:15 and 3 p. m. ; Night; 6:45
and 8:30, Admission, Adults 28c,
Children 10c.
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AMUSEMENTS
; Wel Is Liantning.tike.
Si'!!'mfvstf meden is.a reJuiUite of
wart -.':-! animals of the ami: -.- kind.
Jt Issjna'.lf their twast Importa t
-r .f...dei.nse. P.-rb.ana '.-
- ' ' '' se this iii leghcr (le
''" 4 tJsh th.e .-.wes -1 Hi
Oh, Dear! Such Language.
Lirtls Marion had been visiting her
aust nnd she hsd enjojeii hep.'lf er
(eedlngly. Tnkin;; her leave she en
thusiastically remarked: "Oh, Aunt
Kmc, I're imd sn unmentionable time."
Boston Transcript.
. . . . ..... I
t (JnPAr&ilefed
Off
Notice.
Best Perley bread from Joe Bolat
to's new hake shop. Havina; hereto
fore sold onr bread to advertise it
from the shop, we would like our cus-j
tomers to go to Procarion & Tunc:
ii. Theresa Bolatto, Dlnelli. Kenoligo
and Mrs. Hnynes, where our bread
can be found. JOSEPH UOLATTO.
GREATEST PRODUCTION
Irs ?
BY JEANIE MACPHERSON
With the most Imposing cast ever assembled In one photoplay: Wallace Reid, Elliott Dexter, Gloria Swanson,
Bebe Daniels, Monte Blue, Tceodore Roberts, Wanda Hawley, Agnes Ayers, Theodore Kosloff, Raymond Hat
enchantment In a new suniptucus way.
The gorgeousness of the eatings and the luxury of the costumea will delight you. The photoplay weaves
enchantment in a new and sumpfucus way.
ADMISSION ADULTS 50c CHILDREN 25c
Matinees at 1 :00, 3 :00 ; Night Shows at 7 :00, 9 :00 . .
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to lONOQM
fer c
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furry lier&Ptt
lyrics?
Jos. fl'.cartm
ANYWHERE " ANYTIME -AyPLACB
mini HlfTORX 0F THE WORLD
Prices $2:50, $2:00, $1.00, Plus Tax
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