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New Britain herald., 1920-12-28

into heartfelt ejaculation. Instantly his mothers shocked and angry voice commanded his silence.
 "oh. of course. beg pardon. and all that, mother!' he said, suilenly after q minute. But if you or MadGe think she's going to get away with anything like that you're very much mistaken. I'm going to sit down at that ticket office the rest of the day, and, believe me. if she dares come in and try to get that reservation after I've cancelled it. sho'll get an earful. She's SO afraid of scene. I'll stage her mighty nifty third-aet finale
 ''I have no doubt you will" his mother replied icily. Tt will only be on a par with the other asinine exhi- hitions you have been giving me this morning. But please spare me the de- tails. and go along about your business if you have any. l am really too upset to listen to anything more"
 \ Grim Smile.
 "oh. I'll get out pronto!" Dicky re- joined hufflly. But if Madge comes back here before she goes to the ticket office-as. of course, she will-you'H be only doing her a good turn if you put n flea in her ear as to what mean to do."
 "wfn you please permit me to plan my own conduct ?" his mother re- piled, n most artistic note of infinite weariness in her voice.
 With a muttered exclamation. which I was sure would pass no censor of proper speech. her son once more de- parted. this time with n closing of the door that was unmistakably and most emphatically a slam.
 s.. steps lightly and rapidly going back to the living room, and I wondered if she shared Dicky's ridiculous and far fetched notion that I had left the house. For the space of five minutes heard nothing more, and I was wondering how soon I would dare leave my hiding place and find her, when I heard her coming back down the hall, and the next instant her low knock sounded on my door.
 "Margaret.'' she said tensely but softly. Let me in.'
 I hastily unlocked the door, and when she stepped inside l locked it again after her. When I turned ana looked at her I was surprised to see her thin lips twisted into an approv- ing If grim smile. I was so relieved that I laughed outright and pulled her down to the bed on which l was sitting.
 'sIIe has really gone" she said first. practically 'T watched him until I was sure. And now what Is your plan Of course. you can't go to Cedar Crest" -
 "I never intended to-" I said smil- ing. "But there are other stations. easily reached by taxi
 .C.oodt" she commented. "I mean mt to suggest that if you hadn't thought of it. But you'il have to make tracks. for he may come back at any minute. Now you get ready for the journey, and I'll 20 over to Mrs. Lukens and telephone for taxi to come there how soon?''
 twenty minutes" I replied lacon- icallv.
 "FIne!" she responded approvingly "As soon as I get back I'll help you carry the things over there. then if Richard does come back before you 20 I'll be able to switch him off the track"
New Britain herald., 1920-12-28
CROWDED HOUSES AT LYCEUNI
 SEE A VILLAGE SLEUTH.'

Capacity houses yesterday saw Charles Ray in "A Village Sleuth," |" at the Lyceum and the "Oh-U-Baby' company show, 'Neighborly Neigh bors.' the new bill for the first half of thu week.
 ''Neighborly Neighbors,' afforded Lyceum patrons a store of enjoyment. Tommy I.evene and Frank Murray, the principal funmakers. have some new antics and jokes which provide plenty. of uproarious amusement. The chorus sings new songs and different wardrobe and scenery are part of the attraction.
 Tn Charles Rays new picture. "A Village Sleuth,'' an escaped convict goes to a private sanitarium in search of a rest and gets just what he's looking for - arrest. Moreover. Charles Ray is the means of bring ing about the capture. The youth full star has the role of a country lad. with ambitions to become a de- tective. His initial efforts in the sleuth line on his fathers farm do not result very successfully, so he goes out to seek a wider field. In the sanitarium, where he secures a job as chore boy, the amateur Sher- lock Holmes encounters a mystery and not only solves it, but wins a pretty girl as well. Take it from Viola Dana, its easier to make ones shoulders misbehave than to make ones toes perform. And the dainty Metro star knows In .The Chorus Girls Romance" her newest picture which will be shown at the Lyceum Thursday, Friday and Satur- day, several shimmy dances and a faithful reproduction of a Pavlowa toe dance are included in the list oi
New Britain herald., 1920-12-28
WANDA HAWLEY PLEASEaS
 IN AMUSING. CQAHFnY-

& Those who have watched to see IT Wanda Hawley would repeat her remarkable opening success in Miss Hobbs" had their curiosity grati- lied yesterdas when her second star ring vehicle rood for Scandal" i" opcred at Fox's tAeater. - <
 The comedy is effSreIy different from Miss Hobbs" bu>> Miss Haw- ley's versatility is given full fo.ance for expression. AS the heiress Of a>rsoud old California family, who later h- comes the Kissing Girl' of the ''Vanities," the star hits upon an en- tireIy new line of comedy. The story gives exceptional opportunities for the wearing of beautiful clothes. Harrison Ford appears as leading man and repeats his former successes.
 The third chapter of Fantolnas, ''The Triple Peril" shows this super criminal still baffling the best police minds. The latest Fox News and a splendid comedy complete the pie ture program. ..
 The vaudeville shows four acts, all of splendid merit. The we'll known comedian, Moran, is as funny as ever. Les Villas are entertaining in their musical speciality. The Parker Trio have an amusing line of talk and offer in addition, some good har- mony. A comedy sketch, Every Mans Sister," is most creditably done
 The super-feature Trumpet Island" is billed for the last half of the week. This is said to be one of the most elaborate and costly pro- auctions ever offered. t-....,-..
New Britain herald., 1920-12-28

YOUNG LLYOD GEoBCsE'S FIANCEE-The engagement of Miss Edna Jones and the youngest son of David Lloyd George, British Primo Minister, is announced by LondAon newspapers.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-28
CAPITOL-HARTFORD
Cast of Broadway Broilers in "Yes, My
 Dcar''-"Thc Iron Ridcr''

Cast of Broadway Broilers in "Yes, My
 Dcar'-"Thc Iron Rider"
 ''Yes, My Dear is one of those whirly, girlie comedy acts. and it has n. typical cast of Broadway Broilers. Nat Chick Haines leads this car nival of merriment which is at the Capitol this first half of the week Another musical act that's a hummer is that of Emmett Gilfoyle and Elsie Lang. who mingle their songs with comedy of the bright and peppery kind.
 Three other good acts make up the bill. AIilt Collins in "The Patriot is a comedy monologist, Dalmerest and Doll are singers and comedians and the Geralds are a team of instru- mentalists with some very enjoyable musical offerings.
 picture that will appeal to grown ups and to children alike is 'The Iron Rider
New Britain herald., 1920-12-28

Pure lard 1sc. Russell Bros.-advt
New Britain herald., 1920-12-28
0LDING A HUSBAND
 Adele Garrison's New Phase of q. ReueLafinns 0h q Wte
nd Comfort Mother Graham
 Gave Madgc.

nd Comfort Mother Graham
 Gay. Madge.
 Come here quickl"
 excited voice roso from tho porch which we shared and ch I had just removed my
 preparatory for the trip cant to make against Dicky's bla objection. From behind door of my fathers room, J had hidden myself and my
 put my ear close to the
 listened apprehensiveiy for r-in-iaw's reply. What would tude In this dispute between
 me? On the answer to that erhaps. tho chances of my put my plan of departing a other station than Cedar bout Dicky's knowledge.
 tho matter now"
 Graham's irritated voice from tho living room door. began to walk swiftly toward and [ guessed that Dicky )ng frantic gestures for her everything of Mndge's is
 hat. her coat, bag and suit
 you hear her go outT l t I suppose she's streaked if that station to getherreser- lain"
 probably taken it over 10 he's, or some place like that. .ntiI it's timo for the train to Ruother-l -ln-law suggested with .natter-of-fact manner that
 mo. "shc probably figures
 kick up some sort of a row
 Ind out she's going North. u think that's what she's up ky spoke dubiously. but there 5gh note In his voice that told r rage which was consuming of course. it Isl" his mother And I glory in her lou know vory we'll what De on hand in moving and place. If you had tho back n--a-mouse you'd TO with ad of acting like frightened
 Dicky Decides.
 5tcd two or three silent dance Sind my fathers locked door backing. I knew. of |hnt to Mother Graham the |of her personal possessions
 uncared for in Marvin was h insupportable. but I had Aid that Dtclxy would be able he her over to his way of aa he had done so many lore.
 was minutes strained |rhen I heard Dicky explode
New Britain herald., 1920-12-28


 Dorothy Gish just loves frills and she says she never has had enough of them. So she designed this dress in which she could have as many frills as she wanted, for a Christmas dance. Isn't it attractive and doesn't it suit her? It is of d particular quality of mousseline de soie which has a bit of stiffness in it, necessary to give tho desired crispness to the row upon row of puffy ruchings that ,save for the smashing pink rose, make up the entire decorative scheme.
 Incidentally. each of the ruchings is threaded through it's center with a black velvet ribbon and there IS an underslSirt of the mousseiine that drops about two inches below the overdress just to give it the effect Of a tunic,
New Britain herald., 1920-12-28
MIDNIGHT FRoLICs AT PALACE

On New Years Eve the Palace will offer a midnight Frolic after, the regu- lar Friday night performance. A big Keith vaudeville show will be featured along with several photoplays of short subjects. Reserved seats for the mid night show can be purchased all this week at the box office.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-28

GiStn,. eShNH OI IlCr OyyIl of rour .dn SSpoks daily for .l kitchen mn mn She brought chemistry of cookHAne study of domestic seieifesines university. Consequently N she offers is a happy comb theory and practice. Every gives is her own, first trie1 served at her family tabs
 If you think there is the connection of a gas pi plumber is not very defir the hour of his arrival a soap may be used to great aj Take a heavy scrubbing N rub the joint we'll with soap. The leak will be sto porarily and the delay of u CT will not be so noticea soap can. be worked into tN nection m such a fashion as the threads and stop the le; Menu for Tomorrow. Breakfast-Grapefruit, bu cakes, sausage, coffee. Luncheon-Cereai loaf, le's ] sandwiches. hermits, tea. Dinner-Baked bean soLJ chops. scalloped potatoes. caulifiower, neufchatel sal
 tard, sponge cake, coffee. !; My Own Recipea
 There never was a man didn't like buckwheat cake sage for breakfast If the
 made of a raised batter |
 a lightness not to be acjouir! i other manner. The pfsten1 are very convenient to. sss ! make the kind of cakes tha
 used to bake
 ! Cereal loaf. 1 cup cooked rolled oats. 1 teaspoon minced onion 1 cup strained tomato ju1 1 cup canned peas.
 egg
 1 ? tablespoons tmelted' but 1 l teaspoon ssilt.
 If teaspoon pepper. Mix all ingredients tlV
 Turn into a buttered bakinel
 bake 25 or 50 minutes. servd l Hermits. I cSgSs ygs-iz. \ l 1 1-3 cups sugar. 1 1-2 cup batter.
 3 2-3 cups four
 i-3 cup sweet milk,
 2-3 teasppon soda. 2-a teaspoon. baking pow 1 2-2 cup chopped raisins I 2-S ftgaspoon cinnamo
 nutmeg and alispice.
 Cream lsutter and sugar. faweil beaten.. Mix dry Ada to first mixture. Add
 raisins. Mix thoFoughly. spoon onto buttered and iid
 and bake in a moderate o Il It may be hard to cor
 must be harder to have I cook. R
New Britain herald., 1920-12-28

BRITAIN BIRD STORE btu Supply Of Types, Floating as, Fish Hooks, etc. |xinging canarles, Goldfish,
 md Guinea Pigs. lrrh St.. Tel. 1I21-3
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-11
PLAYS
 BISbEE SUNDAY

Warren district baseball fans will again see the two local ball clubs cross bats at Warren park next Sun day afternoon. The two teams have played together number of times and each time it was an excellent game. When they clashed for the first time several weeks ago, they played the best game which has been played on the local field this year from a sc1en- tific standpoint. There was but one error made in the~entire game and the score was l to in favor of Ko bey's colts.
 Lowell will use Flock on the mound this Sunday and will use Brinley in the outfield to let him rest Rowland will wear the mask behind the catcher and he promises that he will allow nc arguments. Bisbee has been fortunate the last few weeks in seeing some very good games and an eXtraordina rily large crowd is expected Sunday
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-11
D|EGEL LEADS
 OPEN GOLFERS

TOLEDO. O.. Aug. 1O.-Leo Diegel Chicago, with par T, record for the course, today led 254 starters in the first qualification for the National Gold Championship at Inverness club.
 With many players scoring under so. contestants predicted 159 would be scored for 36 holes to qualify for the 72-hole test on Thursday and Friday. Diegel, who was runner-up to James Barnes in the western last year, was closely pressed. Jock Hutchinson of Chicago. Harry Hamp- ton of Richmond, and Rudolph Knep- per of Sioux City, an amateur. SCOT ed 72, J. Douglas Edgar of Atlanta 73, six other contestants 74, and nine more including Harry Vardon, Brit ish expert, and Bobby Jones, south ern champion, 75. Edward Ray, the other British contender, took eighty strokes. -" 3
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-11
BRYANT. BEGINS
 TRAINING HERE

Kid George. we'll known locally as a fighter and manager of fighters, has arrived accompanied by Otis Bry- ant who is now in his stable. Bry- ant will probably be matched to fight Salinas Jack Robinson here on Aug ust 21. Negotiations also are pend ing with Eddie Johnson of Pueblo. Colo.
 Bryant is one of the best welter- weights in the middle west, holding the records for both welter and mid dleweishts in the army and navy and winning all but one fight out of 40, and IS Of those being knock outs. Bryant is the man that was sent with the stable of |. g. navy fighters to London last year to represent the United States in the welterweighI class against any challenger from Flu rope. He had three fights on that trip, winning every one.
 Bryant has an imposing record, well sprinkled with kayos, which in cludes a great many middleweights He makes 14S pounds easily but will fight men up to 154 pounds Accord ing to Kid George. Bryant uses none Of the unfair tactics of the Kid Pal mer style but tears into his man and fights from gong to gong.
 Arrangements are also being made to match Bryant with Johnny Celmar for Labor Day. Bryant will work out this afternoon at 4:30'at the Hermi- tage gymnasium. He is already ir excellent shape and all he needs is enough work to keep him from be coming stale.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-11
AMERICAN RIcYcLIsTs LOSE

ANTWERP, Aug. 10. - American bicyclists did not win places in any of today's Olympic velodrome events Georges of Belgium won the 50 kilo meter race in 1:16:43. Alden, of Eng land was second, and Kelaar of Holt land, third
 The velodrome resembled wal time field hospital after events today Although no one was seriously injur ed there were several nasty spills.
 A White, an Englishman, was struck over the heart by the fist oi another competitor during the pur suit race He was unconscious two hours.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-11
CARTER WINS AT GLOBE

GLOBE,- Aug. 10. - In one of the best bouts presented in the district during the past year, Tommy Carter Of Phoenix was awarded a well earn ed decision tonight over Chet Neff of Los Angeles in ten rounds of boxing The fighting was fast throughout, both of the men trying repeatedly for a knockout. Wildcat Ellis knocked out Holguin in the second round of the semifinals. Young King knocked out Young Arkansas in the first round of scheduled four round prelimi- nary bout.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-11
START NJ EWPORT
 TENNIS GAMES

NEW PORT, R. l., Aug. 1O- Vic tory of N w. Niles and A. s. Dabney over w. M. Washburn and S. H. Vo- shel in the doubles at the Newport Casino Lawn Tennis tournament was the feature match today. The Boston tair won 6-9, 6-9. In the forenoon Washburn defeated c. s. Garland of the Davis Cup team, in straight sets.
 L. E. Mahan defeated with c. c. Gill in the first round of doubles, was allowed to team up with F. c. Inman for the second round. It was an nounced that Craig Riddle, also de feated as his partner in the first round, would be permitted tomorrow to team up with Garland in the sec ond round, replacing w. T. Tiiden, who withdrew. .,
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-11
Superb Pitching Carries Mediocre Ball Club
 Along Road 10 pennantville

last western trip they spurted and copped 16 out of P games.
 Already Proxy Ebbetts is planning the distribution of seats for the world series this fall.
 He says he is not conceding the flag to the Robins by any means. yet be- lieves they have a great chance and and that it would be foolish not to look ahead
 Rain Check Idea
 Ebbetts plans to adopt the rain. check idea in disposing of the seats that are left after the usual allotments are made. The regulars will have first call on the series sales-that is, those who can show by their rain checks that they have been steady visitors.
 Ebbetts field will seat 27,0O0 people Brooklyn has just begun home se- ries of g days, and they ought to play the kind of baseball that will bear out President Ebbett's hopes. He ac- companied the team on the last west ern tour. His presence seemed to put the winning magic into their playing.
 ''Watch Giants"
 As yet the Reds have not taken the spurt of the Robins seriously and be- lieve they will tame them. Cincin- nati is giving ear just now to the warning from St. Louis, Chicago and Pittsburgh, which says, Watch out for the Giants
 McGraw's pitchers have begun to come through. The whole team is getting back to fighting form since losing heart at the great favoritism allotted to the Yankees at home early this year.
 The National league race has been a sort of wrangle between in-and-out- CTS.
 But if Uncle Wilbert can continue to furnish the necessary evidence Ebbetts will keep on studying how to please the greatest number of Flat bushers by his rain-checking plan in a world series.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-11
American Wins in
 MOtOrbOat Contest

CONES, Eng, Aug. 10. IT With her nearest competitor at least two and one-half miles behind, the American motor boat. Miss America, won the first race for the Harmsworth trophy the international motor boat prize, today Her average speed over the course Of 30 knots was 51.45 knots an hour and her fastest lap was GOV cred at 56.63 knots. Miss America is troit and is representing the Detroit Yacht club
 Maple leaf VI owned by Sir Mackay Edgar. was second. and Sunbeam De- senjol. belonging to Coat Allen, third.
 Owing to the sinking of the Whippo' Will, Jr.. entered by Albert L.. Hud- son of New York, there were only two American starters, Miss America and Miss Detroit " Sir Mackay Edgar had the third British entry. the Maple Leaf V. which was forced to retire from the race owing to engine trou- ble.
 Miss Detroit developed engine trou- ble. causing her to fall behind. but she won fourth place.
 The times were: Miss America, 3S:17 2-5 Maple Leaf VI. 413O; Sun Beam Desenjol, 4S;3O Miss Detroit, 46:12 3-5
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-11
BY DEAN SNYDER

On paper the Robins don't look so good. But what is that to your Uncle Wilbert?
 The old boy is 57 and fat, but his heart is young and his digestion per feet.
 Last spring the experts looked his athletes over and guessed maybe he'd be first division club, but they never mentioned anything about a Flatbush pennant.
 Then it seemed that any team play ing in the same wheels with the rapid fire clicking of the World Champion Reds would be an also ran. Yet the Superbas have turned out to be the cream in the National league crock they rose to the top.
 | Mound Aces
 Good pitching has turned the trick for them.
 The failure of the Cincinnati hurl- CTS to bear down hard enough at times, coupled with some careless ball playing, has helped Uncle Wilbert Robinson to breeze along.
 The Robins have five pitchers that came through the first half of the race with averages. above the 300 mark.
 With Burleigh Grimes, Rube Mar Quard, Jeff Pfeffer and Al Mamaux as a nucleus they are clockins games. Grimes is the real leader of the ,,a- tional league hurlers with an average better than 700 Clarence Mitchell tops him, but has not been on the mound so often as his team-mate.
 Then Sherrod Smith and Leon Ca- dore can be counted on to break about even when they go on the hill.
 Good Road Tear,
 Brooklyn hasn't great outfield and it has a mediocre infield. So there is but one answer to Flatbush pennant noise-eXcellent pitching and the leadership of Uncle Wilbert.
 They are a good road team, which counts lot in baseball. On their
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-11
DIsMIssEs GALVESTON CASE

GALVESTON, Tex, Aug. 10.-Hold- to try the case, Judge J. R. Street, in the 56th district court, today dismiss ed the petition for an injunction re- straining Governor Hobby, General J. F. Wolters, and others from enforcing the martial law here. The petition was filed by four city commissioners. The plaintiffs appealed.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-11

ATLANTIC CITY Who says the fat can't be made lean? Emory Tit man, who weighed 623 pounds seven months ago and held a weight record 347 pounds in that time. The picture shows Titman at his reduced weight. He won many cigars on his reduc' tion and accomplished it by volun- teering as laundry man and worked in a steam room.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-11
MASON STOPS ONE

LEXINGTON, Ky, Aug, 10. - Frankie Mason, claimant or the fly weight championship title, knocked out Artie McGovern, Louisville, fly weight, in the 9th round of a sched- uled 12-round bout here tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-11

their way to Los Angeles after a trip 10 Europe. Fairbanks sai they plan he'd to return to Flagstaff to secure outfits to attend the Hopi snake dance to be held at Hotecilla village August 23.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-11
AFTER SUGAR DEALERS

SALT LAKE, Utah, Aug. 10. ' R.. F. Byrd, assistant to Attorney Gen eral Palmer, assigned to conduct the federal grand jury investigation of the charges of violating the Lever act against the Utah-ldaho Sugar com- pany, arrived here today.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-11
TO VISIT HOPES

FLAGSTAFF, Aug. TO- - Douglas Fairbanks and Mrs. Fairbanks, still known in the films as Mary Pickford, passed through here last night on
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-11
Lodge Notices

IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
 Meets first and third Thursdays of each month at Medigovich Hall. Wis iting brothers cordially invited. VIM. BUCKETT, Sachem. s. VERKAN, Chief of Records.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-11

Fossil turtles, ranging from 3,000- 900 to 100000 years in age, have been found in San Juan county, north eru New Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-11

The people of the United States are paying more than a million dol lars day for their coffee.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-11

BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA
 Richard l., Homestead Ss5. meets 'second and fourth Tuesdays at old PythiaA Castle. Visiting Archers are cordially invited.
 R. J. RATCLIFFB, Foreman. 6. D. STINSON. Correspondent.
 Box 1kss. Phone Red SsA Il
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-11

More than $25OOO,OOO worth of metal furniture was sold in this coun try last year.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-11
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF
 SECURITY

KNIGHTS AND IADIES OF
 SECURITY Meets on the first and third Mon- day of each month at Odd Fellows hall at 7:30 D. m. Visiting members cordially invited.
 R. F. HANCOCK. President,
 Box 134S, Bisbee. WINNIE JOWLES. Secretary,
 Box 1054, Bisbee F. J. ATTAWAY. Ffnancier,
 Box S171. Lowell
The Washington times., 1920-05-15
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY,

At Washington. in the District of Column
bia, at the close of business May 4, 1870.
The Washington times., 1920-05-15
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
UNION TRUST COMPANY
Of the District of Columbia.

Al Washington. in the District OF Colum-
bia, at the close of business May 4, 1890.