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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-14

tsibtNIt
bid you know that Eiil Hart. the
famous film star. numbers swimming
among his athletic accomplishments
\ thrilling scene IN John Petit.
coats his new Paramount Artoraf,
picture which opens at the Liberty
Saturday. requires him 20 spring
fully clothed into the Mississippi
river and rescue a girl who has tired
to commit suicide ban had TO fight
a swift current while he WAS per.
forming this feat. but he insisted up
on making il fun fledged rescue
from start 10 finish. without asslst
anec from any quarter.
In John Pctucoats." Mr.. Hart IL
said 70 cNhibi, a Versatility and a
sense OF humor that Il bound 70 win
him new admirers. ~ iH a rattiinE
good Hcrio comedy. winifrrd West.
over ~ the leading woman and the
director waE Lambert HiiiYer
Tho Teeth % the Tiger now
playing nt The Libcrty. closes tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-14

Florence Reed plays the dramatic
role Of woman Juror in The
Woman Under OATH opening AZ the
Colonial saturday This phoioplay Is
Fix.rrei United Picture Theatres.
Inc. production. which tells In a
graphic fashion tho remarkable cx.
pcrienccu OF the first woman juror
In New York city.
Miss Reed IL supported by Carcth
Hughes. who plays the role Of Jim
O'Neal. oNeal's life ~ saved by the
remarkable testimony of Miss Reed.
Bessie Rarriscaie's photoplay.
Kitty Kelly. NJ. D." closes tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-14

David Warwick Griffith. producer
Of Hearts OF tho World" The
Birth OF Nation" and other noted
motion picture classics, strikes re-
sounding blow az existing social
conditions IN his tremendous dra-
matte play, The Mother and the
Law" announced as the special at
traction at the Rex beginning Sat
urday.
As In Hearts OF the World" Mr..
Griffith's principal characters are
The Girl and The Boy. The grea,
producer. with that psychology
which has marked all his former
masterpiece. allows these two char
actcrs 10 represent the girls and
boys OF the world rather than any
particular maiden or youth In any
given country or city. IL Is the
bread humanity OF the story that
gives 1, its greatest appeal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-14

Dorothy Dalton IN her new Thomas
H. lnce production. "L'Apache. viii
b~ the attraction foiinwin. Tier
kingdom ~ Dreams AZ the Coil
SCUM.
In "LApache. which opens sat
urtiay morning. Miss Dalton plays the
role ~ a hi'ie Partisan Apache a
dance hall Fifl in those mysterious
hauntS OF Paris that the police never
enter. only Dorothy really isn't an
apache az an. sho's just young
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-14
sIRA>I,

No picture In recent months has
had 80 much praise iuyiahod upon II
for the dramatic quality OF lta story
and il keen characterization. az
George i.oano fuckers The Miracle
Man" which ~ now playing an 81
tended engagement az the strand.
The striking story ot The Miracle
Man" has attained widespread pop
uiarity thruout the country hy iir
presentation In no less than thrco
different mediums. Written original
~ as a novel hy Frank J. Packard.
whose works % fiction ere known
to thousands. " was published In
Munsey'a Magazine several years
aEo AZ once the keen dramatic
acn~e Of George N Cohan perceived
that the STORY which had already
created % sensation. possessed all the
qualities for successful stage play.
The result was lta presentation b
AIR. Coban at the Aston th~airc.
New York. IN the fall % 1915. where
Il played 60 capacity houses for many
weeks. and was later sent on the
road for an extended tour.
Thomas Melrhan. BETTY Compson
and Joseph Bowling play the leading
roles ia the screen version.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-14

THE STORY
Briefly The Mother and the
law" concerns bis strike in a
mill because an employer. wanting
more money for use In an absurd
socalled charity campaign. cuts
down the wages % hts employees.
A boys father Is siilei Ia the
strike. and the hoy guiug 20 the
biE city. Is drawn into tn. vicious.
evil ways OF the life into which he
IL hurled lie Ia rescued by a girls
love. For crime he did not com.
init. tho boy II sent 10 prison. the
girls baby II forcihly taken from
her by the charity workers. and the
boy Is unlusiiy eundemned fer muir
der. Following an appeal 20 the
governor the condemned man Is de.
clared innocent. but only after a
thrilling race between an automo
! bile and tn, governors train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-14

ar; student who has fallen into the
clutches IL The Rang and can't 80
oap@ And jus, for good measure
thin popular Ince star plays another
role in tho same picture.
TIE picture was produced under
the psrHonai direction " Thomas
lace and 10 said 20 Include some
wonderfully elaborate settings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-14

Saturday Evening Post story from
the pen 81 Arthur somera Roche.
The story itseif ~ an exciting mys
terry drama tina, keeps The audience
IN suspense until the final fsdeout.
Director william G. D0wian has built
UP Loot 20 as to utilize all the
splendid dramatic possibilities afford.
Cd by the original book.
juno Caprice and Creighton Hale
finish n three day run in "A DamHel
in Distress tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-14
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rODAN'S PROGRAMS
iInIVfN --Ar-~ne i.up,n story. The
Teeth 90 The Tiger" Ss-anrtt COM
eds. "Saiemr We. shenandoah }
raihe News,
ct.rMMIR-~wlil Rogers ~ "Aime-i
a Husband" Mr.. aud Mrs. Carter
lie Haven In AFTER the ns~i
comedy.
eOII-Tt N--Anita stewart In "uer
kingdass Of Dreams sort@r'ed
bs alissfsr east
STNt>ii-=t.coFHe f.oene furhsrs
THE ''irasie Man" serrnd wc~h.
rim - Nsrid Production. "Nhrn
ueareat Went my"
NtssiO>--June Caprice pnd trrish
ton iisie In a pAmsei Ia Dis
trees"
CoIoNIAI 49, u~-.ie narrtscsic In
kitty Kelly. ~ u
ffrrtt--Doas irs Fairbanks In Ills
Majesty. tho American.
CLASS A--scnpstts Yankee Doodle
la tseriin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-14

The Araucanisns Of Chile nse n
crab shell as a barometer. In dry.
fair weather II II white. but when
rain IL approaching red spots ap.
pear on IL. and when excessive
moisture IL in the atmosphere q be
comes red All over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-14

Two new motion picture stars take
another upward step into fame. In
Loot" the new Universal mystery
drama. which opens at the Mission
saturday.
Ora carcwe and Da0cli foss are
featured players in this well known
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-14

u IL that immunity from little Vices.
from impotence from nelfiahnesr
that makes Laura Bartlett no rest.
iexn
Whereas. jack. living IN the apart
ment above the Bartletts. wagsd a
c-aselcsH campaign 20 keep Bianny.
his own ingenious little wife. con.
stantiy suspicious OF himand no
Interested In him
~ for what happened as a result
OF one husbands perfection and an.
others deliberate sowing OF susps
cion--thats where the genius Of
Avery Hopwood and the charm Of
May Allison come IN.
Tonight brings 10 a close the WIN
Rogers feature Almost Husband. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-14
ClE,tNiistt

Avery Hopwood's popular farce
"Fair and Warmer has been trans,
ferred to the screen with May All
son playing the feminine role. This
photoplay comes TO tho Ciemmcr
Saturday.
that too perfect a husband IL "A bore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-14

Film Casualty: Dan Courtney
child actor, lost his long golden curls
when they caught flrc while making
a scene for Eugene o'Brien's THE
Broken Melody"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-14

Let's go buy BoIdt's French paS.
try. Uptown. l4l4 Sd ava; DOWN.
town. 9I3 I'd ave
New Britain herald., 1919-12-01
MERCHANTS LUNCH
 BEING ARRANGED
Committee of Members Will Spring Surprise at Session TOrnurrOW
 \oon-NIanN Expected.

Arrangcm have been made by the committee consisting of F.. W. Bennett, M. IT, Johnson. and Maxwell Porter for N big surprise at the week. " merchants luncheon at the ElkS' club tomorrow noon. The meeting will start exactly at 12:15 and wilt close ut l:30 sharp. Somebody's birthday is to be celebrated but the committee will not give out the name.
 At ? D. nl. Tuesday Inc executive committee of the traffic bureau of the Cham her of Commerce appointed hN Chairman l.. w. Hughes, will meet to take up the program of work for this NcHr'S efforts. TEc committee IS mad" up as follows: w. l.. Bell, ch1ir~ mAn; M. D. Doherty, Fred Murphy, F- o. Nacllliffo, II. r.. Shepard, Albert Eocbuck, A. F. Lash, l.. u. sherman
New Britain herald., 1919-12-01
FIISENIEN KEPT BUSY
Two still and One Bell Alarm ovsr
 the WcsAi<-E -End,

The fire department was called out at about 10:30 o'clock Saturday night from Box ,, when Officer William |. MCCuo noticed smoke issuing from one of the top windows in the Leland block at the corner of Main ana Commercial streets. The frcmen fOund burning mattress and it was thrown into the street, where a few pailS or water eXtingushed it. Engine Com- pany No. 3 was summoned by still alarm to the home of Theodore Bend ga at 97 Hartford avenue. The fire was in a clothes closet and damage of about $25 was done.
 Engine Company No. was called by d still alarm shortly after o'clock this morning to the Nihili property on South Main street, acros2 from the High school. There they found a fire in the kitchen back of the stove. A little boy was alone in the house at the time, his parents having gone to work.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-01
K. OF C. TO HAVE FAIR
Committees Named and Orcaniza ton Completed For Big Event to Be Held April 9 to 19, 1920.

Plans for fair under the auspices of Daly Council, Knights of Colum- bus, are in tho works and a commit tee has been appointed to organize for the event. The dates of the af- fair are April 9 to 19. An entertain ment will be provided on each eve ming to be followed by dancing.
 The general committee is Rich ard Barron, John O'Brion, Stephen Lynch, Charles Cleveland, Clarence Callahan, William Campbell, Romeo Grise, Joseph Ryan, James P Mur- phy, John O'Neill. James c. McCabc, John Doyle and Edward Mccarthy.
 Sub committees are: Printing and advertising. stephen Lynch, John Doyle, James G. McCabe; entertain ment, James F. Murphy, John O'Neill, Clarence Callahan; hall, Ed ward McCarthy, Richard Barron, Charles Cleveland finance, Romeo Grse. John O'Brien, stephen Lynch; special prizes, Romeo Grise, John O'Brien; refreshments, Edward Campbell and Joseph Ryan.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-01
Hadassah Linen Campaign
 Is Extended Another Week

Contributions to the HadaSSah h linen collection continue to come in favorably and the report of the com mittee for the two weeks in which the linen shower has been in progress is most gratifying. The officers of the HadasSah feel, however, that there are still a number of people who could not be reached during those two weeks who would be pleased to donate so they have decided to extend the time of campaign another week. Contributions may be brought to the Talmud Torah hall on Elm street daily from o'clock in the aft crnoon to in the evening. Those having donations to be called for are az ed to phone 2232-5.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-01
BIG EXPORTS TO BELGIUM.
Total Value Since War Ended $2SSss
 t17,69s, or $37 Per Cnpita.

Washington. Dec. 1.-Since the war ended the United States has exported to Belgium goods valued at $23S,4lf,- 69S, or $37 for every inhabttant there, according to a report made today py the department of commerce.
 Imports from Belgium during the same period were $2,901, 644 Depart ment officials said tSat while the la~cr amount seemed small as compared with exports it showed remarkable energy in the resumption of trade that was completely annihilated by war.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-01
Billboard A Fire Menace,
 So Allen Has It Removed

Nt the request of Building inspector John W. Allen. Richard sShupnck has removed ;L fire mcnHCC in the form of q modern billboard, which had bMru erected on the roof Of d ono-st0rN buiIdinH on Main street, owned bV hun. Th" bj.iIdn% is two doors north "r th" railroad tracks on the left hund side and is between two rour-StoiN- blocks. By having this billboard there it not only serves n& a fire mon acc in itself, but also blocks the view or a fire cSclpc from tenants in both buildings.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-01
BE CAREFUL OF PACKAGES
international Poiicr Chiefs send Out Warning Letter to Members Con CrrninG LtndicaIs' IAtCst TrlCk.

Chief William J. Rawlings has re- rciVcd from the International Police Chiefs association a circular letter calling attention to the Curc that should he exercised at Christmas time, about ODcning any suspicious looking packages. The circular calls attCn- ton to information having been re- rciVed by Chief Robinson of Philadcl- phia, that the "Reds' are making plans to send through the mails to prominent people throughout the country bombs and other death deal ing devices.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-01
PERSONALS

Clinton II. IaSCOO returned to HlN desk in inc Stanley Rule and LcNet office this morning after d two weeks illness.
 Attorney Henry NoWicli. Wh" has hoen spending the holidays with rcla- lives in New York city, returned to hts home in this city yesterday
 Bernard Connolly, former N. F. II. <. football star and starring with the eleven of inc University of Vermont this scas0n, returned to school tOGnT after spending the holidays With his parents.
 Mayor George A. QuigleN is expect ed back from Jack sonVille, t1a., to- morrow morning.
 Miss Elizabeth Rogers left this aft ernoon for ;t weeks stay in New York.
 Miss Margaret Russell of Grove Hill and Miss Katherine Brooks of Iligl street have returned to Fassar college after spending the holidays at theil home. Rev. Dr. G. w. C. Hill and Mrs. Hil attended the Army-Navy footbal game Saturday in New York. Mrs. A. H. Abbe of Vine street i: visiting her daughter-in-law at Hamp ! ton, Va.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-01
LOCAL GEOCERS
 TO MEET TOMORROW
Large Attendance ls Expected to N- tend ScSSiOn--N Oticc~ Being sent
 Out By Secretary.

The New Britain Grocers aSsocia- ton will hold an important meeting tomorrow night at the Chamber of Commerce rooms at 9 o'clock. A large attendance has already been prom iscd. Notices went out from the sec retary as follows:
 Keep to the right, Blow your horn,
 Let us hear you come mp the stone steps.
 al hard road these days--puIling over the profit hills is getting more difi- cult. But there is plenty of pep" in our association. Why not hook up with it? It will help you over some Of the rough places. Our next meet ing will be held Tuesday. Dec. 2d, at the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Come and tell us your troubles. WcIl help you.
 NEW BRITAIN GROCEl,s' .ASSO.
 Matters of particular interest to the grocery trade will he discussed and d report given hy President Wm. Cow llShaW who has been recently elect eel 10 the directorate of the Connecticut Fat Rendering and Fertilizer Go. of New Haven. on the plans for enlArE- Ing their factory. A number of new membership applications will be passed upon.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-01
POOIROOM ENTERED.

The poolroom of Frank Del Mas tro at 26 Church street, was entered somo time yesterday, and quantity of candy, cigarettes and tobacco was taken. The entrance was effected through a tranSOm in tue rear door. The thieves on leaving tho place took the key to the rear door with them.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-01
KoONIEK SIkIPS WITH CASH.

Thomas Redick of G1 Grove street, reported to the police this morning. th;t a fellow roommate had arisen first this morning and made away with $150 and a green hat belonging tO ltcdiCk.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-01
C. <. q. NIGHT.

C0rhin Screw corporation night will be observed at the "G Thursday eve ming at which time N pleasant program is to be presented by some Of the tal- cnt of the plant. The program is il! charge of George Christ. Dancing and refreshments will be enjoyed.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-01
TO WELCOME. MEMBERS.

The lladassah will hold q social meeting Wednesday, evening in Tul-, mud Torah hall for the purpose of welcoming new members. Refresh mentS will be served. All members. both new and old are urged to attend as d record meeting is desired
New Britain herald., 1919-12-01
y, ". z.., N.s.N CA. Notes, v Plans,

The physical education class met this afternoon at the Y. w. C. A.
 Tho swimming pool opened today at the Y. ". (. \.
 Mrs. NIdriL1r has returned from her WruIl'S visit in Boston.
 The Spanish rIHsS meets tonight in the \. w. C. X. ;lt the usual time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-22
Nestor Montoya Talks
To Railway Men on
No Accident Campaign

\ mass meeting for employees.
well as for the general public. iu
connection with the no accident cam
plign now in progress on the rail-
roads. was held today at she planning
mill. NeEtor Montoyn addressed the
meeting. after which there was a
general discussion.
Reports covering the entire Santa
Fe system for the first three days OF
the no accident drive received here
today show a total Of min accidents
Of all kinds as compared with 81 for
the same three days last year.
while the safety standard set by
all employees IL zoe per cent crews
on different trains. AS wen as tho
different departments have adopted
slogans Of their own. such signs ~
he c%nrcful': Help the other Fc,-
low" safety First Don't Take a
Chance" and Protect the other
Fellow as Wen MS YOURSELF . are
found on the engines, In the round
houses, shops ana every place whore
they may be seen as n reminder OF
the campaign now In fun swing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-22
REORGANIZATION
DAY EXERCISES AT
UNIVERSITY FRIDAY
George 8, KlOck win Address
Students on Roosevelt, the
Man, DIR. and Mrs. Hill to
Give Reception in Evening.


The University viii observe Amcii-
program In Rodey hali Friday morn
Ing at II O'Clock. Tho principal
speaker will be Attorney George <.
EloCk, who will take TO- his subject,
Roosevelt, the MAJ, The pubils y
Inv. ted.
Dr. John u. Clark will address the
Red Cross Home Service Institute to-
morrow morning at ~ o'clock in the
chemistry lecture sooin. sanitary
Water Supplies" will he his subject.
University faculty mcmiers, stu
dents, board member. with their
wives and husbands ire booking ffr-
ward 10 the reception 10 lac given by
Or. and Mrs. nm On FriIay evcuing
at Rodcy hall. The hours nre \ to 10.
The student body Will give a reccp-
ton In honor OF the Wis ting football
team from the Colorado School ~
Mines Of Golden, N saturday even
ing az Rodey hall.
-
New walks have been laid from
the chemistry building ana from ne
upper entrance TO the dining hall.
Also steps have been built ON the ,cr-
race opposite Mesa street, and a Walk
laid to the main building. With ihcaa
accommodations. temptations for
short cuts are removed. and all are
requested by courteous zlFn boards to
keep of the grass.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-22
DOCTORS Use
!. CALOTADS FOR
COLDS AND FLU
Influenza and Grippe, Like ordi.
nary Colds, Require Calotabx,
the Purified and Refined Cal
omel Tablets That Are
Nausealess. Safe and
Sure.

PHYSICIANS and druggists claim that
fhe great epidemic OF Influenza has
ee~nclualVely demonstrated that the
anlckeaf relief for q cold and the best
preventive Of influenzn and pneu-
monia ~ 70 keep the liver active 70
that the digestive organs may be IN
perfected condition. For this pur-
pose Calotahs, the new Nurseries
caiomei tablets that are free from
the aickonlng aud weakening effects,
Is tho most thorough and dependable,
~ well as the most agreeable inaa-
tive.
ralotabs have the special advantage
of not making the patient sick and
weak. AZ they DO not upset the di-
ruallon ana appetite. One caiOtab "a
bed time With a swallow Of water
limits all. No salts. no nausea nor
the slightest Interference with your
eating. pleasure. or work. Next
morning your cold has vanished. your
liver = active. your system IL pufi-
fed and you are feeling fin with a
hearty appetite for breakfast.
For your protection. Cnlotabs arc
Huld only IN original sealed packages,
price fhirfy-INc cents. sold by
an druggists and your money back
n you are not delighted with them
fAdv|j
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-22
Forest Service
Receives Visit From
Assistant to Chief

q. q. Anderson, assistant 10 the
Chief Forester Washington. arrived
this morning 20 visit the local forest
service office, Mr., Anderson IL called
the diplomat OF the service. observing
the general operations OF the service.
the personnel. finance and relations
with the civil service. lie IL rotur"-
INK from a trip on forestry husipess
10 Denver, Portland, ogden. Mlssouit
and Santa Re forest districts, n 10
comforting with District Forester y.
q. Redington who returned from Arl-
IONA this morning.
A. w. Hendricks. =. g.. entry sur
veyor. returned yesterday with his
party from a field trip on Carson. H..
expects TO spend some months in the
offion WORKING up field notes II. y.
Hammond Is on q deor hunt In the
Manzanas. south OF There's.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-22
Six State Land Sales
To Be Held During
january and February

SANTA FE. y. N, oct. 22.-Six
auctions Of stale land are now being
advertised by State Land Commits
sioner Nelson A. Field. to take place
during the months 10 January and
February next. Tine sales are In as
many counties and are summarized
from the official advertisement as
follows:
curry county: At Clovis. January 3.
two suil sections OF school land. sold
separately. minimum price 40 per
acre.
san Miguel county: At Las Vegas.
January 10, one sale OF 100 acres -
school land, minimum price $40 and
ohe sale % s2o acres Of laud OF the
81 minimum value.
Eddy county: Al Carlsbad. Jaa-
uary 2. one sale 10 900 acres with
improvements, including residence,
garage. barns. . urtesian wells. or
chards, forest trees etc. appraised In
value az 100000. Minimum price on
Inc tract H. SO per acre n the sus-
cessful bidder pays for the improve
monts, Also so acrcs Of minimum 81
land: two tracts Of $40 land OF $50
and ESQ acres respectively, md one
sale Of lard having minimum value
Of &I.f10 per acre, with $40 acres n
the tract and Improvements valued q
&2.670.
Guadllupe county; At Santa Rosl.
January 20. threo tracts of lao. so
and 40 acres respectively. The large
tract has a minimum vniue ~ 50 aud
the small tracts 20 per acre.
Luna county. AZ DeminE, January
90. three tracts OF SO land OF G96. 100.
ana gao acro8. respectively.
Union. county; Al clayton, Febru-
AIRY Is. clrht tracts containing re-
RuectlVoft UG1 ago. so. 944G. 9GOO.
So. 60 and 100 acres, the last two
named being $40 land and the re-
malndcr Of the So minimum value.
The Evening Herald is the New
Mexico paper that put the Glass
in Classified advertising.