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New Britain herald., 1920-01-17
THE MISERY OF
 BACkACHE
Removed by Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound.

Muskegon, Mich. For six years 1 was so weak ill my back at times that 1
New Britain herald., 1920-01-17

could hardly walk.
 Lydia E. Pinkham's
 V e ge ta ble Com pound was recon- mended to me and it made me good and strong again so that l am able to do all my work. l highly recommend 70 UT medicine and tell everyone 1 m e e t what it did for me. '' Mrs. C. SCHooN- -o M1,clyoroy, Af;n.b
New Britain herald., 1920-01-17

New York Stock Excnange quota. ttons furnished by Richter & Co.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-17
POLO AND BASKETBALL.

Managers of polo and basketball teams and representative of any clubs or societies who are planning to organize teams in either sport will meet tomorrow afterhoOn at 2:30 in the Arch street arena. Plans for the organiza ton of city leagues in each sport will be discussed.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-17

Wonderful special prizes d, the I:Iks tair.-adHt
New Britain herald., 1920-01-17
RECEIVES COMPLAINT.

Police headquarters received a con- plaint today that someone in the west end of the city is stealing money out nf milk bottles placed on the reu F pofchcS of houses. Sergeant Detective gate the case.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-17
MARKET AND REAL ESTATE REVIEW
FINANCIAL
WALL STREET STOCK
 EXCHANGE REPORTS

Wall Street.-Eurther attempts of professional traders to cepress prices during todays brief stock market ses- sion met with little success. A Nigor- ous' rally attended the opening deal tngs, but gains Were cancelled when heaVy selling caused reVerSalS of , to- 10 points in such stocks as Gen nral Motors, Crucible Steel, Mexican Petroleum Texas Co, American Woolen and |. $. Rubber. E,xten- sive supporting orders come in at the 4 lower levels, the rally in a number Of instances effectinS full recoveries. The market became dull on the re- bound but gains predominated at tho 1rm close. Sales apprONimated 450. poo shares.
 New York Stock fxcnange quota frxa @,,r, loSN r3 oi1I,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
WHEELER 0AKMAN
RISES TO STARO0M

A. result, Of his work with An
nctto Kellernan. in her new mod
crn comedy drama nho has just
finished for Sol Lesser. Wheeler
Oakman II TO become a star In HIS
own right
oakfnnn has played tho leading
masculine rode IN such big proiuo
tons an 1.-The spoliers." The Ne'cr
DO wen.- Mickey The Virgin
Of Siamboui'' and other notable fea-
lures.
Each role has been Of a distinct
type Of It's own. and In the new kel.
lerrnan picture he has a part that In
entirely different from anything elEe
he has ever ATTEMPTED.
whcr~ Sol Lesser saw oatrnnn's
work In the rough assembly Of the
kctiernAn picture. he Immediately
signed oakman on a long term con.
tract in conjunction with Harry II.
Caulftrii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
Mrs. Carlyle Blackwell and children

NFANY'S tho heart that goes pit-a-
Av1 pat. many's tho breath that
comes deeper as the movie hero dis
closes his love 10 the film heroine.
: Amt he Just too grand for any.
thlng7- asks Sadie.
-Ah.h. hl.." r3rhs Mabel
Well. the testimony OF movie wives
doesn't seem 10 run that way.
There wTlss Mr.. Douglas Fair
banks. the first. who found II neces-
9lry 10 divorce Doug" while scores
OF other women have come 70 the
conciusicn that tho motion picture
stars may be all right an sweet
hearts. they are often far from per-
feet as husbands.
TOO many vanps about the stu
dos" IL one wifc's verdict
Their high salaries turn their
heads" Is anothera.
Mrs. Ruth III. Blackwell. wife OF
Carlyle Blackwell. Is the latest one
OF the movie wives 20 bring her
marital difficulties INTO court. This
Il not the first time that she had
70 the law. either.
On this occasion. Mrs. Blackwell.
who IL separated from her husband.
asked that her husband be compelled
to pay her $3.50 instead Of $40
week. the amount previously fixed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
Picture Rfter

Anna Q. Niianon plays tho leading
feminine role opposite Eugene o'Brien
In Tho Figurchead."
Included In the cast Of Elaine
HAmmers,nin's next picture. THE
Point Of View" In Arthur HouA-man.
tho well known heavy
paulino Frederick has moved into
her new home In Beverly Hills. The
home represents an outlay Of sss. 600
William Favorrhnm II soon TO ap-
pear in Tho Wilderness OF Fear" a
MIN play.
Tho naai scencr for ''Afarooncd
Hearts" with kena Koefe and
Conway Teario playing tho leading
roles. havo been mined In the Ba.
hunaA.
Truly Shattuck. wen known mn.
Eieai comedy prlma donna, IN includ.
81 In tho supporting cast OF stop
That Man" with owen Moore.
George v. Hobart wrote Tho story.
Louise Har ~ working on her first
picture for selzniek. Tho Danger
Gus Paradise
Tho boys and Girls playing in
Booth TarkinEfon's Edgar" come.
dies. go 70 school between scenes. on
the lot at tho Culver City studios.
Louise Huff. who WIN soon be seen
in Tho Dangerous Paradise" made
her first appearance on the stage
in "Bcn Hur."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
ACTRESS is VERSATILE

Katherine MacDonald's forthcom.
ing productions will establish the
beautiful stars versatility beyond
question. In each. an entirely diff.
fercnt characterization Is given by
Miss Mcdonald. and her work in
these roles viii be a revelation to
her admirers Her loneliness is fit
ungly framed in scenes OF rare
beauty and artistry. the greatest
care being taken 10 have the locale
Of her stories intelllgentiy and faith.
fully presented TO tho public
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
BETTY Is WILLING
TO TAKE CHANCE

BETTY Bouton. who appears In the
First National picture. Don't Ever
Marry" with Marioris Daw and
Matt Moore. only waited for the
completion % that production TO
promise TO honor. love and obey one
Arthur Jackson. All OF which re-
vives that burning question. whats
in a manner In the minds OF screen
lana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
MAURICE COSTELLO IN
WILDERNESS FEAR

Maurice cootsiio. whoso screen
tarno stu lives. despite tho fact that
he has been more or lcas In retire
nrnt for sosno time. viii mark his
ru,urn to the screen In q leading
part in Wilderness Fear" tn be
produced shortly by sclxnick Pic
lures.
In this production there VIII also
he n fuli.blood Indian. Dan ReidinR.
who has tho part Of haIftrocd.
The principal feminine rois az the
picture IN aiken BY Mrs. Iedia
Hopper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
r E x
"A DAUGHTER OF TWO
WORLDS"


n-~xss Malone Norma TaiYradgs
Wnnsth Harrison. Jack Crosby
ous Harrison ....---------. .sirstniA Loo
Jennie Malone. the character played
nv Norma Talrnadge In ~ Daughter
Of Two Worlds" loved her father so
much that when tho Judge. who was
about to dismiss the charg. OF for.
gerry against her. recognized him as
ssBlack" Jerry Malone. keeper OF a
low dance hall. and assailed his repu.
eaton. she broke into bitter TRADE
araipst tho court with the result that
che was ordered held under heavy
bond. The scene in the photoplay,
xxbich will be screened at the Rex
beginning today. furnishes one OF the
beat bits OF acting In the film version
NJ I-aRoy SCOTS novel Of the same
name
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
SPECIAL SET FOR
NEW RAY PICTURE

During the making Of SC0eeEhr
Valley" the Charles Pay company
built the "Perpcndicular Farm" -
familiar TO those who know ana lDvo
Sol Smith Russell's well known stage
vehicle: built II, lock. stock and bar
rel. A lengthy search. failed to r.
veal just the right building. - -
hillside was leased and the fAnD.i
outbuildings and well were erected
and the farm put in. and q won
derfuIiy beautiful little picture Va
makes. The owner OF the ground n
going to keep the set standing sos
that visitors may see where Charlie
Pay made Peaceful Valley
S~~~~~~-~~~S~~~~~-~S>>'->> |-|~>~>>~~~~S~.~~~~~~
post Is composed OF ex-service men
who are affiliated with the theatre
or the screen-Photoplay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15


Tam King .ss-.-.....s-.s
Matthew King. Frank keenan,
Wsx Klng. wallace Macdonald
brothers Divided" the picture In
which Frank Keenan, appears at the
Dt,oIoniai for the first time today. is a
story in which an ex.convict takes
bls brothers place as manager Of a
min In a small town and works a
,nlracIe. Having learned the great
,.ason OF humanity during his 20
ears In prison, tho one brother
s,~oueht faith and trust and happi.
-. where tho other had only put
go and hatred into the hearts OF
the people,
~ { strong story. told with many
<-,s~1hfuI tnncbas of pathos ard hu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
HAD TO HAVE SNOW

King vidor had hts tickets all
ready bought 20 30 TO Muscatine.
Iowa. 20 fiirn the snow and leo stuff
for Tho Jack.Knife Man." when he
received n wire that there wasn't
any snow In Iowa SO he went w
to Northern California and found
plenty. Another boos; for the pic
ture game in that golden state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
A REAL DIFFERENCE

Tho finest thing about being n
star herself instead OF a mere lead
ing woman for n man star. says
Wanda HRwicy. IL that there won't
he 40 much time wasted between
pictures. whiting for another job.
Before Miss Hobbs" her first pic
turc for Reaiart. rs half completed
tho next starring vehicle for Miss
Hawlcy iH chosen, a director en-.
Kag~d. and the cast partly selected.
All Miss fIawiey has 10 DO IL choose
her gowns for the next picture. and
presto. her career sails blithely along
at tho velocity az shooting star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
PRETTY BABIES

Bathing beauties by the scores are
to be seen in what Women Love"
Annette Keilerrnan's first modern
comedy drama for the screen. South
ern California was combed for the
prctucst young girls TO appear In
the beach sequences Of the produc.
ton. en-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
ANITA AS A vAMP

For tho first tine IN her screen
career. Anita Stewart win bo seen
as n vampir, when her latest Louis
u. Mayer production. The Yellow
Typhoon." Is released thru First Ma.
tionai channels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
IT'S GOING TO BE A
REAL BERAN PICTURE

George Beban r. never satisfied.
First he wrote the story 'Ons Man
in a Million" Then he decided to
star In II. He directed II himself.
AZ present he II cutting and utilng
u. Nov he announces he will prob
ably no on the road with H. Sol
Lesser. under whose banner II IL 20
be released. IN avoiding Bchan these
days for fear the famous character
star win try to persuade him that he
should turn tho crank OF tho pro
lection machine wherever II is
shown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
ACCIDENTS WILL H.PPEN

A curling iron and an incxpcrt
hairdrcsser proved n tragic eornbina.
ton for Helene Chadwick while on
location during the making Of VIII
Rogers now Goldwyn picture. Miss
chadwick'a neck was 40 severely
burned sho had 20 return 10 Los An.
geica for treatment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
CT E MN E r
1.-THE FORTUNE HUNTER


Nathan Durham. ..-..... Earle Williams
Hs<ty trAham. .........--s-. Jean tAis~
Jaois lockwood. ..... Nancy Lee
IAN Graham. .......- Van Dyke Brvoko
Winchen Smiths popular stage
play. The Fortune Hunter" has
been made into a movie by tho Vita
graph company. with Earle Williams
featured In the leading role OF Nathan
Durham. vcnturcr IN romance and
dollars
The story IL OF man who IA a
business failure in New York and de-
cides to go to a small town and mar
~ . rich girl His plans might have
worked out II IL had not been for
an annoying arrest for burglary. and
he had not made good as business
man In the small town. and II viva
cious. piquans little Betty Graham
hadn't interfered. But you are very
giad all these things happen And
the fortune hunter himself. played by
Earle Williams. seems 20 be glad. too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
BARRYMORI:S IN
RRNEIIT Performance

The three Barr5Inores recently ap-
pearcd together In a benefit per-
Torrance given for the s. Rankin
Drew post OF the American Legion
s. Rankin Drew was n brilliant
young director who met his death in
the air. in France: the son OF Sid
ney and the nephew OF John. Tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15

Her motion wns granted.
Ms. Baekwelrs attorney says tina;
his client obtained tho star his first
motion picture Job. but that his sue
ceas wen; 20 his head" and Il be.
came impossible for ars. Blackwell
TO continue 70 1.-Two with him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
COLI E u M
THE IDOL DANCER"
tFirst Nationally


Dan Mcclure. .. 80. Richard bsSsnsrmess
May ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lartns Ssyrnore
Tho IDOL Dancer" ID. w. Griffth's
latest production. IL the feature at
traction at the Coliseum beginning
today. The story Is laid In the South
Sea islands and Is woven around
MARY, a little French-Javanese hoy
DEN. who scorns the missionary and
his talks OF Christianity. preferrtng
20 worship her wooden god Dan Nc
Gufrc. a bit OF driftwood washed up
from the sea. falls In love with Mary.
walter Kincaid. A New Englander.
also loves her.
: How Mary chooses between the two
young fellows In unfolded on the
Green amid just the right amount OF
pafhos. comedy and romance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15

WHY CHANGE YOUR WIFE,"


Robert Cordon. 49,. Thomas Aslkh&n
pssn Gordon. Gloria swanson
sally Clark. s...-.-s..... sf~ee babiS.s
Rsdinoff. .rheocors hoSioI
Cecil n. dsMiTle has returned to The
mood Of Don't Change Your Hus-
hand and For Better. for Worse
and evolved a striking picture OF
young married life in Why Change
Your Wife," his latest Paramount
Artcraft production. which Is now
allowing At the Strand Tho story.
witch was written by William de-
Mile. concerns the attractions which
= pleasure-seetfng woman has for
the man whose wife has become too
hornelfke . body and the compiled
tons which result
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15

Harsiec Kirkland. playing with
Pauline Frederick IN her latest pic.
ture Roads OF Destiny" IL related
10 General VIM j. Hardec. author
Of e. s. Army Taeucs. and com.
mAndant az West Point.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15

Russ Powell. playing with Mabel
Normand in The Slim Princess" is
an expert wood. ivory. meerschaum.
wrought silver and amber carver.
He dcvotcs all his spare minutes be-
tween scenes 20 this hobby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
Ii b + X T Y
my l.ADY's GARTER

SfaraInouut1
nrnee Calhoun. ...,. Swyndh.m standing
Hrisn Hamilton sylvia hr~r,er
Henry Van perp. Holmes e Hereert
Meredith. Warner Richmond
RICE ToURNEUR. colo
AVA brated as a motion picture a..
rector for hts artistic production OF
The Life Line" Treasure Island"
and other sea stories. has brought
to the screen a story Of an entirely
different kind In My Lady's Carter
which will he shown ut the Liberty
for a week beginning today.
This Is an adaptation OF Jacques
F>utrcile's wen known mystery-rc-
nance. In which the central ngur, Ia
Tho Hawk n famous international
thief. The exciting chase after this
elusive criminal. following his theft
Of n certain jeweled garter. the
strange directions In which tho eiews
lie. and the final capture OF The
Hawk" by a totally unexpected twist
Of events furnishes plot that IL said
to keep an audience entertained and
on the Out vivc from start 10 finish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
Do You Know That

Annette kellcrman In pri-
vate life II MIR. James Sailli-
vanr Her husband In = for
mer newspapcrInan and press
agent.
Katherine Macdonald. the
First National star. II n sister
of Mary MacIarrn, Of Uni.
vcrsal famef
Anita Stewart n 20 play
the rule Of Harriet I'm liar.
riet and the Piper" the kafh.
l~sn Norris story which just
finished In the Pictorial Re
view?
Marshall Neilan, one Of the
screens greatest producers,
has Just reached his 29th
birthday?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15

ronAN's PROGRAMS
LIBERTY jacques iatroiics MY
tadys Garter"
ClfNNtR-f.rlc Wtitiasus In The
Fortune uuut~r."
CotI>EIM-D. W. Grtffith's The
id~i Dancer"
SrkA>ia--ee~il Dc Nifie's -Wny
Change Nour Nifes~
REX Norma rnimadxe In "a
nanghte Of Two " orids.-
COLONIAL - frrAnk II cuau I'm
-nretherS Divided"
CLASS a E~~as ttAxvrtscAks n
-ueArt~ Asir<p"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15

COLO N | A L
sBROTHERs DIVIDED

tPathe)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

CONTINUED on Eighth Pagc.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
NEW COMPANY WILL OPEN
CHESTERFIELD COAL LAND
West Point interests Purchase
Tract OF Valuable Property
Near Richmond.

purchase of l.9i0 acres OF Chester
field County coal lands was made yes
to-day by Crosby Thompson. repre-
sentinE West Point interests. for Il
consideration OF S51, 100. The property
was auct!oned Off At the post office
by Chafiin e. Co.
Belief that West Point is ideally
located as an Industrial center and
Will some day become big steel
manufacturing center. was expressed
yesterday by Mr.. Thompson after pur-
chase OF the lands. Mr.. Thompson
stated that the property Is located
directly on tho Southern Railway.
ffty-ore miles from West Point and
n direct haul to that city
Predicts West Point Steel.
At the opening OF the world war
industrial interests at West Point
were much Interested in the proposed
formation of steel manufacturing
company at West Point. Tho pla
was to get crude ore from South
West Point port by occan-Eoing yes
sells, which will haul this material
at 4 low rate, and have coal shipped
to the port from West Virginia.
Difficulty in obtaining fuel and the
world war interviewed. however. and
to be revived Mr. Thompson believes.
and. although he did not state so
directly. cid not deny that the coal
lands were purchased especially to
furnish possible steel Industry at
West Point with fuel.
Mines Ideally Located.
Because OF the direct. short haul,
and the readiness with which the fuel
can be reached. the mines are ideally
located for the production of fuel for
West Point and delivery over the
Continued on Eighth PaEc0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
LEAF TOBACCO IS HIGHER
IN MARKETS DOWN SOUTH
Second Week OF South Carolina
Sales Show Advances - New
Georgia Marts booming.

The eyes and the minds OF Che
| Richmond leaf tobacco dealers, rs
we'll as Of the cigarette manufac,
turers. are now conferred upon the
South Carolina and Georgia bright
tobacco markets. which are in full
blast.
The second week of auction sales
In those markets witnessed higher
averages in prices paid and an ap-
parent increased eagerncss OF the big
companies TO gobblc up all tho weed
oneredA
However. the increased average in
south Carolina markets is at least
partially due 10 the Offering OF bet
| the warehouse floors the first week
| OF the opening OF the markets. The
average in South Carolina was around
S22 per 100 pounds. against SIS tho
previous week. and the sales in the
various markets aggregated some
thing like 100000 pounds.
| week before. and all reports from
that State agree that the prices were
feres the t fsE al stocks Of
large increase in the deliveries of the
better grades OF The weed. some of
which sold IS high as SEQ and $40 per
100 pounds.
Eastcrn North Carolina Encouru Scd.
The Eastern North Carolina grow
ers OF the weed are taking great in
tercst in the. to them. encouraging
reports from the markets of the Pal
meto and Cracker States. The ware
houses will he opened In all of
the Eastern Caroiinas marts for the
sale OF their bright weed on the FIRST
day OF September, and they. as we'll
as the warehousemcn. are looking for
prices TO be higher than they were at
the opening OF last season. that is il
their crops turn out TO he of as good
quality as they are now hoping for.
Just now the Eastern Carolina
crops are at the critical stage. So
far the outlook is for tinc but hight
weight crop. but all depends upon
the seasons for the next three weeks.
unfavorable weather would lessen
the value OF the general crop thou
while just the right weather will
make II the most valuable ever grown
In those sections OF the Old North
State.
The crop reports coming in from
the old belts OF Virginia and North
Carolina are most favorable and the
growers, encouraged by the favora BILE
opening of the South Carolina and
Georgia markets. propose to exercise
crop for many years. SO they say.
Most, IL not all. of the markets in
the old belts will open the selling
season on September Is.
warehousemen. leaf dealers and man
ufacturers promise good crops Of the
sun cured leaf. but in the main
smaller than last year. 1t is. believed
from the reports that the crop of
dark shipping tobacco Will be fully as
large fas last year and equally as
good. the seasons so far having been
very favorable.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES
DOWN IN THE SOUTHLAND
Exports to Cubn-IIoteI Rus,d,n, =,
SCUM Cnroiinn-FlOridn l'hos-
phatc WorkS-AIobamn No..

r,pA"sc /" oTkS--AtuDamn Notes.
The Hotel Development Company,
capitalized TT 100000. proposes 10
erect new hotel ut Florence. S, C..
TO cost not less than S75O.OOO.
me DuHean Mills Company is build
ing 100000 factory building in
ireenvi!le. S. c.. in which to manu-
tacture silk warp.
be erected at Beaufort, S. c.
atlanta. Ga. figures on doing an
export business with Cuba this year
AMOUNTING to s1,250.oo0.
Ihe Central of Georgia Railway has
contracted for the erection of shops
ana round houses at Columbus, Ga.
a 100000 annex to tho Davis
fietcher Sanitarium buildings in At
ianLa' Ga, is being erected
The Consolidated Textile Corpora-
llon, Pelham. Ga, will improve its
mill and install new machinery. 10
lnclume eighty eight looms and slash
or. 1T Is also charging it's sIasher-
room and erecting an Office building
of hollow tile.
The Phosphate Mining Company of
at Nichols. in that State.
the Polk County Florida Pebble
phosphate Company. capitalized at
S6go,9 200. has been Incorporated at
large, mill is being erected at
Dothan, Ala. for the manufacture or
spokes. rims and table legs.
Chicago capitalists are establishing
nm immense foundry in Gadsden. Ala
cialtics. "pe
Tho Autauga Cotton Mills of
Prattsville, Ala. are rebuilding thcjr
hydro-electric plant at that place.
which was DESTROYED nv floods