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IHcnl Rainfall.

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deficiency since Marth i............ 7.sI
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1.ooil Observations nj = r.. VI. Yesterday.
wind direction. northeast. wind velocity,
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Beautiful New
SILKS
for Fall Dresses

36-IN. CHIFFON TAFFETA,
$3.50 to So yard. Evening
shades in plain and glace eff
fects. Jade. coral, sunrise,
orchid, maize, turquoise, etc.
Correct material for dancing
frocks.
4O-IN. "BENARES" CAN
TON CREPE. 1898 and
$3.50 yard. Black, ivory,
navy. brown. beaver. Elk
ceptionally fine qualities.
4O-IN. SATIN SUPREME"
$3.50 yard. Rich. heavy,
soft draping satin, for
gowns, wraps, etc. Wide
range OF shades. with lus-
trous face. Shown in black.
ivory. navy, brown, plati-
mum, jade, coral, turquoise,
henna, etc.
Second Floor.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-16

be lesson to you. Never, never
stray away from the farmyard again!"
YES, Mother!" was Grunty's glib
reply. Then he sided away. Some
how he felt uneasy under his moth
er's gaze.
Perhaps it was a good thing, after
all, that the bear chased him. Mrs
Pig muttered. Maybe this fright will
keep him at home"
She soon discovered that it would
take more than a mere fright, more
than a commando stop Grunty
from running away. For it wasn't
| long before she missed him again.
If Mrs. Pig hadn't been SO upset
| she might have been woodland with
good reason.
"Oh! that dear little Grunty!" she
walled. THE bear may have caught
him already, in the cabbage patch
Then piercing squeals fell once
| more on Mrs. Pigs ears.
| ,s,''Dear!$ Dear" she cried. ST ought
! to have watched him. I ought to
have kept an eye on Grunty. After
all, he's little more than baby
! Again the squeals grew louder.
Again Grunty Pig burst through the
| hole in the fence and romped up to
|
HE chased me another time!' he
grunted. 1.-THE bear chased me al
most as far as the fence"
"Sakes alive! his mother shrieksd.
f"Somebody ought to tell FARMER
|Green. This farm is not safe place
to live, with a bear prowling about
it."
do you want me to go and tell
| Mr.. Green:' Grunty inquired.
your" his mother exclaimed. mo,
indeed! You stay right here with me!
Don't you dare stir out of this yard!''
And to Grunty's establishment Mrs
Pig how1ed him right over. to show
him that she meant what she said.
He jumped to his feet in a fifty.
And he was all ready to stink away
into corner Of the yard but his
mother babe him walt.
I! This bear she said-"What did
he look 1ike?"
l(Copyright 1921 by The Metropolitan
Newspaper Service)
Tonnorrow-Mrs. Pig EI>0 Fun With
tGrunty; But He Does yet 9njoy It.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-16

WELCOME BACK! BROCADES!
BY MARIAN HALE,

New York, July 16.-Sound the
lutte and trip forth lightly to the min
uet!
That il if you want to be in the
picture.
Brocade, that necromancer who
calls forth spirits of a Vatican past,
brocade that visions for us those by
gone days of ga1lantry and charm,
is to influence the evening toilettes
OF the coming season.
for Ethel Barrymore and her court
ladies in Clair de Lune may be re-
sponsible to some extent for the COM
ing of brocade in the evening cos
tunes ..-.-.-
This means that embroidery will
not be used so extensively, for with
the gorgeous and rich effects from
the brocades no ornamentation is
needed.
Naturally brocade lends itself to
those lovely draped effects.
One gorgeous costume which COM
mands attention is Of white brocade
silk panier effects. These are really
| an overskirt, draped over the hips
which fall over an underskirt of heavy
white satin with tiny chenille flowers
in black scattered in unconventional
design near the hem.
The brocade bodice, which, is cut
low, is square-necked and is slightly
pointed in front at the waist line.
There are no sleeves but straps of
chenille and pearls which are suggest
ed around the top of the bodice also
are the substitutes for sleeves. The
skirt is long compared with our past
and present standards.
Brocades in deep rose and Egyptian
green are especially effective while
| mauve and black. both lighted with
old lace, bring the white-haired ell
derby woman into her own
New Britain herald., 1921-07-16
BILL FARNUM COMING
IN ZANE GREY STORY

Every red-blooded American who
can read has read one or moro OF
Zane Grey's stories of the Great West,
and a majority have read Riders of
tho Purple Sage This story. pic
turized, with William Farnum in the
leading role, is to be shown at Fox S
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
There will also be Eddie Polo in
DO or Die" Fox News, Sunshine
comedy and four complete vaudeville
numbers OF high: calihre. - $40
The last half of next week brings
Marion Davies in the great spectacle
Buried Treasure -
New Britain herald., 1921-07-16
FOX's DOUBLE FEATURE
SHOWN SUNDAY EVENING.

Tomorrow night Fox's patrons will
see double feature bill that is real
~ such, the two stars being shown
are Louise Lovely in while the Dew
il Laughs" and Gladys Walton in CAN
Dolled Up In while the Devil
Laugha'' Miss Lovely has full chance
to display her emotional ability al
she portrays the role of a girl on the
underworld. AS the story unfolds the
regeneration Of this child of the
slums, who develops into a lovely
women makes g most interesting
drama, not without its love theme.
"A11 Dolled Up tella the human
story of a cash girl in department
store, a rich woman's clothes, black
mail, strange man, false kisses and
society sensation. These elements
are so mixed as to form 8 most pep
perry story of love and adventure.
Tonight is the last chance to see
.eThe Woman God Changed" the
great Paramount production. Also
the four acts OF vaudeville with
strong man feats, excellent dancing
comedy playlet and comedy singing
and talking numbers.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-16
HOLDING A HUSBAND
Adele Garrison's New Phase Of
Revelations of q Wife

Has 1T broken down, that you are
compelled to turn your car into a
jitney?"
L found myself equally divided be-
tween the desire to laugh and the
impulse to frown, wondered how best
to. answer her, and was rescued
from my dilemma by the appearance
Of Dicky, fresh shaven and smiling.
10, Madge Good morning.
Mother - he sang out cheerily
''How's Junior?"
"H-sh :" Mother Graham and
sibilated together.
He had a splendid night, and he's
still asleep" 1 explained.
I'll consider myself kicked down
stairs he said with gay contrite-
ness, and I saw that he was in one
of his effervescing moods. Gee
It's one tangerine,..of "a morning.
You'll have a dandy" drive, Madge.
Is breakfast ready?'
A Suggestion.
"Of course, it is none Of my af-
fair" Mother Gral1am's voice FROST
lily consigned herself to the neither
most depths of martyrdom. But it
strikes me that it would be slightly
more fitting and proper If Richard
meet Robert Savarin-provided he.
has to be met, which I doubt, for
why he cant find the hospital by
himself I can't for the world see
Ines an able bodied man, with all of
his five senses intact, or did have EN-
the last time 1 heard of him. And
then Margaret could stay at home,
! where she belongs, with Richard
Second NO.
"Danzie ~
An imperative little voice fioated
Through the door. Junior, secure IN
the knowledge that his grandmother
| is his abject slave, calls her to him
whenever he hears her voice. 1 had
hard work to subdue a delighted
chuck1e at my mother-in-1aw's face
She unconsciously had raised her
voice while giving utterance to heI
| little TRADE, and now faced the reali-
lzation that she and she alone had
wakened him from the restful sleer
we were all trying to prolong.
/ Eyes, grandma's lamb" she called
and then turned to us with her hand
on the doorknob. i.
"I don't know any reason in the
world why you both shouldn't go
she said, the light of combat still III
her eyes "You heard Richard Sec
ond call me just now, and I certainl!
don't need either of you with him
Go down and get your breakfasts anc
then, Margaret, do you come up ant
stay with him while 1 get mine
Then you can stay away all day a:
much as I care"
She stalked into the room from
whence Juniors voice was still
calling, and shut the door vehement
1y behind her. Dicky grinned wide1.
at me.
Il you will plan to meet charrnin.
gentlemen without your husband
lchaperonage y" he chirckIed. II tel
you. there's nothing. like man
mother on the job to protect hi
interests
New Britain herald., 1921-07-16
.PHOTOPLAY
AT THE PALACE.

The Palace will offer as the big
photoplay feature next Monday,
tuesday and Wednesday, Antonio
Moreno in the seasons big me1odra-
matte hit, Three Sevens"
Hunted by a mob intent upon
lynching him, Harry the Goose fell
into the hands of Daniel Craig, whom
he had known in the state peniten-
tiary az ''Threc sevens" Craig de-
clared his intention OF taking the con-
Wet back to the prison and Harry
the Goose" protested angrily, saying
that was no way to treat a former
fellow prisoner. Craig, however, not
only felt in honor bound to get tho
Jail bird behind the walls again, but
had given his word to Joan Gracic,
who loved him and believed in him
In spite OF his conviction on a muir
der charge that he would do so. Craig
gave Harry his choice of returning to
prison or being lynched by the mob.
The following scenes make one of
the strongest c1ifnaxes in the movies
thi3 season.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-16
JUVENILE FOLLIEG
AT THE LYCEUM.

JUVENILE FOLLIES
AT THE LYCEUM.
An attraction of pronounced merit
will be presented at the Lyceum thea
ter during the first three days of
next week, starting Monday matinee
at 2:15. 1t is THE Juvenile Follies
Of 1921" with 20 pretty little girls
ranging from one year to eight years,
program away above the ordinary.
This attraction is the only one that
has ever been granted a special per-
NIT to appear on Broadway and that
alone is an endorsement seldom Sc
cured
The ''F'ollies" unpacks surprises in
a bewildering array and the audi
ences will unquestionably find enter
tainment of a most delightful quail
ity. There are a number of real gen
fuses in the company and they will
by impersonation bring before the
New Britain theatergoers the most
famous stars working on Broadway.
A minstrel show is included in the
bill but is only an incidental deviation
from the run of the attraction, which
has gone over in the biggest cities in
the country with bang! There will
be a special matinee for the children
on Wednesday and the admission will
be II cents. Also there will be an
opportunity for them to meet these
great stars on the stage. Also on the
same program the management has
secured other vaudeville acts such as
The Ziras in a comedy juggling va
riety act; Jack MCGOWAN, the musical
nono1oguist, and Mentally and Aston
in a singing and dancing novelty act
Miss Viola Dana, the noted screen
star, will also be shown in her latest
picture, Puppets of Fate" This pic
ture is of unusual merit and all should
endeavor to see it. The 1yceum has
a program for next week such as II
had never known to New Britain
theatergoers and they should moi
miss it.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-16

loud squealing in the nearest field.
The sound rapidly grew louder And
as she stood still and listened, Mrs.
Pig knew that it was Grunty's squeal
and that he was drawing nearer every
moment
Dear me!' she cried ''Tfe must
be in trouble"
Soon Grunty tumbled through the
fence. And scrambling to his feet he
ran to his mother, crying at the top
of his voice, "a bear chased mel"
"Oh! OH" shrieked Mrs. Pig. cts
a mercy he didn't catch you. Oh!
Oh! it's lucky you're no fatter, else
you couldn't have run so fast" Being
more than fat, herself, and greatly
excited, Mrs. Pig had to stop talking
for a time, because she gurg1ed and
wheezed and painted in a most alarm
ing fashion.
At last, when she had somewhat
recovered from her furry, she called
to Crunty. And looking at him Sc
vere1y Mrs. Pig said to him, LET This
New Britain herald., 1921-07-16
The Way Mother Graham Baked
Her Own Plan.

Mother Graham, like many per-
sons past middle-age, wakens early
I'M the morning and finds it impossi-
BILE to go to sleep again. 1t is her
almost invariable custom to knock
upon my door when she arises, re-
CARELESS of my own program for the
day, so 1 was not surprised to meet
her in the upper hall of the TIGER
farmhouse, when-dressed and ready
for my trip to meet Robert Savarin
Il came out of my room.
Her eyebrows went up in aston
ishment.
what Weakened your" she de-
mahded cynically.$I long ago learned
thAflshe resents any one. waking be-
fof.e she does. F44en--}1sr : eE er-pres-
erSfslworry over her idolized grandson
seized her.
Richard Second Is he all right? p
Her voice quavered, and her eyes be-
trayed her anxiety.
Absolutely. He hasn't moved all
night" I assured her hastily. 'But
1 was just coming for s~u Will you
please stay with him till he wakens,
and then take care of him? | will
come up while you have your break
fast, or would you prefer to go down
now?"
- Dicky to the Rescue.
Now 1t is my mother-in-1aw's dear
est pleasure. her. most absorbind oc
cupation, to take. care Of Junior, but
sHerSdoes not like to have anyone
prescribe her duties. Especially doe:
she resent anysa ppareHt Stacker ma
ternalism on my part and in my haste
I had forgotten to give her any ex
PLANTATION of my request an unpar
donab1e omission from her standpoint
,,"And what are you going to do,
she demanded tartly-"take that ca
out again ?''
II explained automatically apollo
giving for not telling her the nigh
before. - -
81 was so excited over Junior tina
it',slipped my mind"
ct didn't slip your mind so com
pretely but that you told Richard
did it?'' she queried acidly.
81 had to-" 1 defended myself. Sc
had to tell him to yet oter~here a
sexeh to help you with Junior"
She stiffened perceptibly, and
SAW that 1 had struck the wrong note
aWhen I need any help with Rich
ard Second I'll let you know" sh'
said haughtily There was no neec
Of getting that poor boy out Of hi
bed simply because YOU have to ge
Robert Savarin from the station t.
the hospital. What's the matter will
the taxi service in Southampton
New Britain herald., 1921-07-16

ence. She was sent to London by
De Valera to ascertain public opinion
and held conversations with influential
Englishmen shortly before the call for
a peace meeting
New Britain herald., 1921-07-16
CONCERT PROGRAM.
Popular Airs Will Be Feature at Wal
nut Hill Park.

The Philharmonic band will rem
der concert at Walnut Hill park
Sunday evening from 8 until 10
O'Clock under the direction OF Edward
L. Lynch. Tho following program
will be carried out:
Opening, America" march, MAN
isot," Brooke; overture, Fest Lent
ner; (a) Down the Trail to Home
Sweet Home Ball; (b) II Found a
Rose in the Devils Garden Fisch-
err; selection from Jakowskis comic
opera "Erminie," Meyrelles; quartet
New Britain herald., 1921-07-16

cafe broadway Cowboy" dealing
with western life, has many thrillers
and; will amuse you when you~see
these western cowboys trying to have
their fun on Broadway. Little Cafe,'
starring Max Under, will keep you
IN laughter from the beginning to
the end. Also on the same program
thefe VIII be news weekly travel
ouge and other interesting pictures of
Lyeeum quality.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-16
SUNDAY AT THE PALACE,

The Sunday evening program at the
Palace will be featured by two ex-
ce1lent photoplays. Marion Davies,
the popular Paramount star, will be
seen In April Folly" a stirring tale
Of adventure. Corri11e Griffith will ap-
pear in her latest, at Isn't Being
Done This Season. Other films in
clude Charlie Chaplin in one of hin
best 1.-THE Cure" and new episode
of Joe Ryan in 1.-The Purple Riders"
New Britain herald., 1921-07-16

xylophone: Gems from the Rain
bow Girl. requested, Hirsch:. (e)
Moonlight" Con Conrod; CD alice
Blue Gown from 'Irene," request
ed, Tierney; finale, march, GLORY OF
the Seas" Woods
New Britain herald., 1921-07-16

for comets and saxophones, Messrs.
Fleischer, Scheyd, Maerz and Lynch,
selected; (c) FRANKIE Snyder; CD
bright Eyes, Marian; a sweet idyl,
THE First Heart Throbs,' Eilenberg;
xylophone medley, George Lynch at
New Britain herald., 1921-07-16
SUNDAY AT THE LYCEUM.

For this Sunday evening the man.
agement has secured a program of
unusual merit consisting of William
Desmond in his latest picture,
broadway Cowboy and Max Lin
der the famous comedian in Little
New Britain herald., 1921-07-16
A GREAT ADVENTURE.

The next outing that Farmer Green
gave Mrs. Pigs family in the little
yard proved to be anything but a
picnic-for Mrs. Pig. That poor lady
had dreadful time. Grunty ran
away again. And he hadn't been
gone long before his mother heard a
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-07-12
If WOMEN ONLY KNEW
What a Heap Of Happiness 1t Would
Bring to Maysvllle Homes.

Hard to do housework with an ach-
ing back.
Brings you hours Of miresy at lei
sure or at work.
II women only knew the cause
that
Backache pains often come from
weak kidneys.
'Twould save much needless woe.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys,
Read what a Maysville Citizen says:
! Mrs. william Farley, 12S East Sec
ond street, says: mot long ago used
Doan's Kidney Pills and they did me
a world of good. / am pleased to re-
commend them. My back hurt nearly
all the time and / couldn't do my
washing on account Of the misery In
my back. I couldn't sleep at night
and mornings I could get up feeling
all right. / would be dizzy and could
see black spedass before my eyes. MY
kidneys didn't act regularly and In
other ways showed signs Of disorder
Ny hands and arms would get numt
and cold. / saw Doan's Kidney Pills
highly advertised SO I went to Wood
G. Sons Drug Store and got box.
began using them and was soon rid Of
the trouble" :,
Price 60 cents, at all dealers. Don,
simply ask for a kidney remedy-ge,
Doan's Kidney Pills - the same tina,
Mrs. Farley had. Foster-Milburn Co.
Mfrs. Buffalo, N. Y.
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live TO Be lOO,
Millions Die Of Kidney Disease, Thou.
sands Have IL Now and Never
Suspect t.

The only safe plan is to keep the
kidneys healthy and active. Thomp-
sons Barosma Kidney Tablets the
new kidney regulator. free the kidneys
from poisonous matter, tone them up
and act as tonic to the whole system.
Backache, spots floating before the
eyes, dizziness, high colored or scanty
urine, all mean sick kidneys. Don't
delay. It is fatal. Thompson's Ba-
rosma Kidney Tablets will act imme-
diately and put your kidneys in
splendid shape. We are so sure Of this
that we will return your money II af-
ter taking one box you are not greatly
benefited.
Get box Of Thompson's Barosma
Tablets at once from ]. ]. Woods &
Son who guarantee them. 60 cents a
box II you are bilious and constipated
take one Of Thompsons Golden Lax
Tablets on going to bed. rs cents per
hnY
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TO
ADDRESS CONGRESS-.

Washington, July IL. - For the
second time in the current session
President Harding is to deliver in per-
son today, an address to the legisla-
tive branch of the Government, in
which he will outline to the Senate his
views on soldier bonus legislation.
The first occasion was when the Ex-
ecutive read his message to a joint
meeting of the two Houses upon the
converting of the special session. Mr.
Harding's speech to the Senate is ex-
pected to be confined exclusively to
the soldier bonus bill. 1t is generally
understood that he will suggest de-
ferment of action on the bonus bill
until more pressing legislation is COM
pleted
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-07-12
COMMISSIONERS HOLD
TAME MONTHLY MEETING
No Business Transacted ut Monthly
Meeting Of County Commissioners
Except Allowance OF Bills.

The regular July meeting OF the
Mason County Board Of Commission
ers held Tuesday In the commission
ers' room at the court house was a
very quiet AFFAIR lasting but a very
short time. No business was transact
ed except the allowance OF the ac-
counts against the county as follows:
Bauer & Klipp, court house sup $3.50
Brady Douldin, pauper supplies 200
Dan Cohen. same ............. S.99
Jas. s. Dawson, repairs ....... 1924
Farmers Mutual ms. Co., ms. 276O
P. Gantley, pauper supplies 49,. 800
Chas. Galbreath, Sheriff's fees. 79O
r. NJ. Harrison, court house sup 655
Mays. Suit & DIG Co, paup sup 1858
Mays. Water Co., water account Alb
Mays. Gas Co., gas account go. 1881
Marion Moore. pauper supplies. 1900
Public Ledger, printing ....... 24.Oo
A. Rowland, painting ......... $3.50
A. Sorries, Jail supplies .... 1'5O
A. &. Watson, jailers' fees ..... 1870
Lee Williams, pauper supplies. 1900
l.. H. Young, Jail supplies $50. LAO
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PLANE ACCIDENT PROBED.

.Moundsville W. Va, July 12.-Unit-
ed States Air Service officials from
Dayton, Ohio, and Washington and
Coroner j. T. McCombs, Of Marshall
county, began an investigation late
yesterday into the airplane accident
at Langin Field here yesterday in
which five persons were killed and a
number injured.
A coroner's jury, after viewing the
scene of the disaster and bodies of
two of the victims, recessed until
Wednesday morning, Meantime, the
officers went into executive session
and the result of their findings was
not made known.
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ELKs ELECT OFFICERS TO-DAY.

Los Angeles, Calf, July 2. - Sc
lection of Grand lodge officers and OF
the convention city for the 1922 SEES
sion were before the fifty-seventh an
nual convention Of the Grand lodge OF
the Benevolent and Protective Order
of Elks, here, today. William w.
Mountain, Of Toledo, Ohio, becomes
grand exalted ruler, succeeding Will
liam M. Abbott, of San Francisco.
Other officers are: Fred G: Robinson,
Dubuque, Iowa, grand secretary; T. l.
Brennan, Denison, Texy grand treas
urer; James F. Duffy, Providence, X.
T., grand esteemed leading knight;
Fred A. Morris, Mexico, Mo-, grand
esteemed loyal knight; Robert Gordon
Atlanta, Ga, member board OF Trus-
fppa
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Geo. Il. Frank & Co.
Nsy,viAs's Foremost Clothiers.
ONLY FOUR CAMPS TO REMAIN.

Washington, July IL. - The War
Department is formulating definite
plans for the abandonment of Camp
Sherman.
A committee of the General STAFF
working out radical retrenchment
scheme, made necessary by the radical
appropriation by Congress, has pre-
pared plan which contemplates the
retention of only four of the twelve
large army camps.
These are the infantry camps known
as Camp Dix N. j.; Camp Travis, Tex;
Camp Lewis, Washington, and the ar
tillery camp known as Camp Knox,
XIV.
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BRIBE OFFERED POLICE
by WHISKY RING.

Georgetown, KY, July IL. - Brides
Of $3.50 each for each small automo-
bile, and $500 for larger cars, we're Of
fered Georgetown police for uninter-
rupted passage OF stolen liquor
through the city Patrolmen Barkley
and Hays swore on the witness stand
yesterday at the examining trial OF
Forest Matthew's, Sol welsman, Il. A.
Paulin and Alvin Grumblis, alleged
whisky runners.
The brides were represented as COM
ing from "whisky ring" OF forty men,
equipped with seventy high-powered
cars, who are engaged In transporting
stolen liquor in Kentucky and neigh
boring states. they said.
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INJURIES FROM JUMP FATAL.

Louisville, July IL. - Julian Flynn,
20 years old, died at hospital here
late yesterday, as the result of injuries
received July 2, when he leaped from
bridge into Elkhorn Creek, near
Frankfort. Flynn was a victim of shell
shock and gas while serving with the
American forces overseas and the in
juries suffered then are believed to
have been responsible for the act
act which caused his death.