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New Britain herald., 1921-03-31
WALLACE REID At PALACE.

The old question of whether wom-
en- should engage in business or po-
litical pursuits is brought to the foro
in 1.-THE Charm School," starring Wal
lace Reid. which will be shown at the
Palace thcater Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. 49,. r..
In The role of Austin Bevans, Mr..
Reid says no" When he inherita
a young ladies' school from his aunt
he changes it from a school Of bust
ness instruction to so-called
charm school wherein the pupils
are taught how to be charming, by
lessons in Grecian dancing, delsarte.
fancy swimming, diving, elocution,
etc.
This unique situation forms the
basis of the story OF The Charm
School" Lila Lee is leading woman
and Adele Harrington, Beulah Eains,
Edwin Stevens, Grace Morse, Patricia
Magee. Lincoln Stedman. Kate Ton
cray and other favorites are in the
cast.
The Keith vaudeville bill for the
last half of the week features The
Little Devils sparkling muslcal
comedy review with clever artists
who can sing and dance. The scenery
carried with this act is said to be gor-
geous.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-31
TOM MIX IN RACING
PICTURE ON At FOX

Following the announcement that
Fox's theater is to show all the latest
Broadway motion picture features,
comes the big photoplay. THE Road
Demon for the remainder of the
week. This introduces Tom Mix in
a new role. Following this produc-
ton. BLACK Beauty" will open Sun
day evening for a four day run. Later
the mana cement will bring such big
releases as THE Restless Sex" Some
thing to Think About" and others.
The Road Demon" which opens to-
night, is a tale of western grit on
the auto track and in the saddle;
a romance in which speed wins.
Among the speedy auto drivers who
art>seen in this picture with Mix are
Ralph DePalma. Eddie O'Donnell,
Eddie Hearn, Bonnie Hill, Tommy
Milton and Joe Thomas. These men
were in the big Fresno road race in
California while Mix was making this
picture and were induced to enter the
scenes of the auto races in which
Mix himself takes part.
A new vaudeville program will also
be shown tonight, headed by The
Carlton Four. These entertainers,
four in number, offer a selection of
quartet songs, interspersed with har-
mony, that is most acceptable. There
are three other acts, included among
which are AL Straicker in an indi-
vidual novelty number, and Stickney
and Burke, singing la piano.
AS an added attraction there will
be Betty Beware" miniature COM
edy, with nine people, seven girls and
two men. This act is rated as
high class vaudeville speciality.
To clear up any misunderstanding,
the management asserts that the big
picture next week. BLACK Beauty is
the real Vitagraph offering, directed
by David Smith, and not a so-called
BLACK Beauty that gave a matinee
in a local theater sometime ago. 1t
is the screen adaptation of the IA
nous book of 20 years ago, one of
the greatest animal stories ever writ
New Britain herald., 1921-03-31

of the New Britain High school will
present its first public performance to
the people of this city tomorrow eve
ming at S:15 O'Clock in the High
well known comedy and drama sue
cesses will be produced, namely: The
Groove" "The Teeth of the Gift
Horse" and Miss Civilization" All
three plays are by we'll known auth
ors and the latter which is a Rich
ard Harding Davis story, is complete
with everything that goes to make up
a we'll known play.
In The Groove Airline Nelson and
Helen Egan will take the parts of
two sisters, one who has always
New Britain herald., 1921-03-31
HOYT'S REVUE PRESENTS
"OUR WIVES At LYCEl NJ

Our Wives" is the second offering
of the popular Hoyt's Revue company
which opened its engagement Monday
with crowded houses. This musical
comedy is a pleasant combination of
pretty girls, clever dancers, scream
ingly funny comedians and melodious
singers. Lew Brems and Felix Mar
tin are accepted here as the best CO.
medians who have ever been seen
here in companies of this character.
What is 1.-The Thirteenth Com
mandment.' the Paramount picture
which is being shown the second half
of this week, with Ethel Clayton in
tn leading role?
This motion picture answers the
Thou shalt not spend more than
thou earnest"
1t advances a rather stern theory of
living. which is especially applicable
to idle and extravagant wives whose
husbands are continually making
financial sacrifices in order to satisfy
their every whinl.
What is your idea of what a wife
ought to be? 1.-The Thirteenth Com
mandment'' will tell you about a type
that will interest you.
Louise Glaum, whose gorgeous
gowns in Sahara brought express
sions of admiration from women
spectators when it was presented, has
an even. cost1ier and more wondrous
array of apparel in The Lone VOLTS
Daughter" which comes to the Ly-
ceum Sunday night.
The first episode of the worUler jun
New Britain herald., 1921-03-31

stayed. at home and the other whn'
has just come home after being away
al school for a long time. The Teeth
OF the Gift Horse is comedy which
takes place in the living room of
newly married couple, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Butler (Hurlbut Griswold
and Sophie Meshkin) who, although
they are fond of the aunt (Alma
Wagner),, have no use for her hand
painted vases and send them to a.
rummage sale. The aunt unexpected
iy calls on them and how tbs lost
vases are found comprises several hu-s
morous situations. Others in the cast
are Carl Wagner, Ruth Schaefer
Ethel Lester.
How a girl holds off three bold
burglars from robbing a house, until
a train with men rescues her, is the
New Britain herald., 1921-03-31
Rcndiustcd Herself AMI
Charge OF lillian


Il means putting our things
stammered. aghast at
ssertion that she didn't see
~ the world OF getting any
Bin committing distance be-
fall.
justcd her veil. then looked
me coolly.
hire fortunate to find even n
store them in" she replied.
pose my face must have
my terrified establishment. for
Eed my shoulder as she passed,
y the same manner thought
fsentfully--as she would have
kd Marion. Yet silently I ad-
|that / had not shown myself
b in this matter the superior
child I'm either initiative or
Igs may not be as bad as I've
!" she began.
|nnE up and stopped her with
b. enthusiastic embrace.
spend another minute of
Ine and strength trying to re-
me or soften things for me-"
1--WE been pretty much of a
bout all this. but you'll see
ndy for anything now. if> It's
IA the summer in an airplane
refrigerator and an oil stove
led from the wings. Go for
ak. I'll try to have my in
done. and all my plans made
king when you come back"
laughed lightly as she went
the door. but there was note
sed appreciation in the laugh
we'll as I'm the GOOD girl /
Tou'd round to- which fioated
D me. A.
What Madgc Planned.
ked the door after her, and
minutes fought a battle with
IN pusillanimity. Like many
I have n very strong affec-
the furnishings OF my home.
Iings." as I heard my mother
,ther-in-1aw call their possess
The thought OF not being able
find a storage warehouse for
fiade me miserable until by
|orce of will power I forced
no accept the fact that there
New Britain herald., 1921-03-31
BEt'OHII HOUSECLEANlNf;

Before any real spring cleaning n
started chests and cupboards should 3
thoroughly gone over.s Everythin
should be taken out of the drawers. tn
drawers washed and summed and n Ne
with cloth dipped in oil Of cedar III
and air the contents also. 80
In the case of linen chests put III
pieces that were stored in the bott0A
on top. This gives the things that haJ
hard wear all winter a rest and inSurd
laundering for the pieces that have bed
unusued.
Menu fol, Tomorrow. !. x 3
Breakfast-Orange juice, soft boil
eggs, brown bread toast, coffee.
Luncheon-Hot cheese sandwic
rhubarb pudding, tea.
Dinner--Stewed brisket of be
plain boiled potatoes, boiled parsni
pineapple pie, coffee.
My Own Recipes
Although brisket contains more I'D
than some cuts Of beef it is a "
cheap piece of meat to buy. The m
is very good sliced cold for luncheon
a six or seven pound piece is too mi
for one meal. 5at
Rhubarb Pudding.
OIle Duncn rnuDarD, cup Of
crumbs, cup sugar, tablespoon
ter, l egg.
Pare rhubarb and cut in inch spi
Parboil in 2 tablespoons water
teaspoon soda. Rinse in cold
put over fire with just enough
keep from burning and cook uGfu
der. Add sugar and butter and COD
minute longer. Remove from lire
- in well beaten egg. Coat the ~
"a deep, well buttered pie di6
I'D crumbs. add the rhubap
I'd cover with bread crumba
1fs-4sr butter. Bake in II,
% minutes. Cover tn
pred paper while, halkinI
top from becoming to
Bfisket of Beef.
fresh brisket. vinegar, :;
"A turnip, onions, iii
10 peppercorns. q ''boJ
New Britain herald., 1921-03-31
EDING A HUSBAND
lie Garrison's New Phase of
Revelations of q Wife

were but two things for me to do.
First. to shieled Lillian from all
work and care possible. And, second,
to go quickly and methodically about
my preparations for departure from
the home I had loved so well. but
which Edith Fairfax's presence next
door had rendered no longer desir-
able.
Lillian had spoken but the truth.
/ had put things in such order before
my trip south that all my possessions
were already pretty well divided into
tho two lists she had named. l did
not need to unpack the trunks i had
brought home with me, and just as
soon as the locks on the others were
repaired / could repack and fasten
them. This would leave the rest of
the things TO he prepared for storage
and know that Jim and Katie could
be left safely with that part of the
work. All would have to do would
be to give them list of the things
I wished packed the manner in
which l wished the work done. and
the rooms in which the furniture
was to be placed when ready for the
movers.
you're n Wizard
] made memorandum OF the
trunk locks that / might not forget
to telephone the repair man. Then,
with pencil and notebook in hand, /
unlocked the door, assembled to the
attic and. beginning at the most
troublesome but least valuable things,
proceeded to make an inventory, or
rather to check the accuracy of the
one had made before 1 went south.
OF course, / realized that my labor
would be worthless If Dicky succeed
ed in getting back the house, but 7
had seen the purchaser, while Dicky
had not. and / heard Lillian's opin-
ion that the woman who had made
herself so disagreeable would hold
with bulldog determination to the
agreement Dicky had made.
True TO Lillian's prediction, 1 had
completed my inventory by. the time
she returned. and 1 informed her
proudly of the fact. She smiled ap-
provingly, but with an evident effort,
and 1 saw that she was fatigued by
the walk she had taken, although 1
knew that she would not admit it.
resolved to take matters in my own
hands.
You're a wizard. my dear" I
said lightly. "I have discovered that
there isn't one-third the work before
me that / had anticipated, and Katie
and Jim can do the most of that
third. So I'll have my time free to
run around in the car and hunt
houses, I've planned to have only
breakfast here, sefttng lunch and
dinner wherever i happen to be when
the time comes. perhaps lunch by
fire built near the road in regular
gypsy fashion. But I warn you now
that I'm going to be inedorable.
You're not coming one step with
mccullough I think the outdoors
would do you good-unless you
promise to do exactly as i say about
rest and sleep and diet. And my first
is that you go directly
to bed for a couple of hours. We
can't do one thing more until Dicky
comes back with the decision about
the house. so to bed you go!"
New Britain herald., 1921-03-31
THE ROAD DEMON
WILLIAM FOX PRODUCTION
FOx's Thursday, Friday and Saturday

gle serial, Son of Tarzan,'
which was to have been shown last
Sunday night, will be shown this Sum
day night!
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-29
ON ECA PSI PHI
IN CONcLAVE
Continued from Page l.

his splendid work in behalf of the
Fraternity, II. G. Robinson of Boston,
Mass. was unanimously elected as a
life member of the Grand Council
The open session was held in the
Meharry Auditorium and after outlin-
Ing the history of the Fraternity, r.
q. Robinson, the National Basileus,
presented Prof. j. A. Lester, active
elected member, who delivered the ad-
dress of welcome. The speaker of the
evening was then presented in the
person of DR.. Carter G. Woodson,
Editor of the journal of Negro History
and Research and Dean of West Vir-
ginia Collegiate University whose sub
Ject, Democracy and the Man
Farthest Down" was adjudged by I'M
prejudiced critics as the most con-
structive and scholarly address of his
career. DR.. Woodson's extensive
research work in the economical
and historical field causes him to rank
as one of the foremost opponents on
the American platform in his respect
i've field.
The Convention was also addressed
by other distinguished members
| honorary including DR.. c. V. Roman
who discussed the four cardinal prin-
ciples of the Fraternity in their philo-
sopical phases and by Prof. w. ].
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-29

LOT INDUSTRY dDQ Thrift.
Holmes was a slave on a Virginia
plantation, near Richmond, up to the
time OF the entrance OF the Union army
into the confederate city, when he made
his escape and became attached to Gen
Grants staff as body servant and re-
NAMED with the famous General even
after he became President
Holmes is fond OF telling how he
drove Gen. Grant through the streets
OF the nations capitol on the day OF his
Inauguration in 1869, and the President
himself felt not more highly honored
than did the proud driver
Addison Holmes has lived and played
his part during the most interesting and
eventful era OF American history He
must have run the gamut of human emo
tions-if that span lay between human
slavery and human liberty.
He says OF himself that 81 never los
my spcrrit' that remark is typica
like Lo, the poor Indian, are passing
OF the old school To Addison Holmes
and those like him that have blazed thu
way for us, we owe much, and it is witt
sincere regret that we realize that they
Next month. to be more exact, Feb
?, 1895 marks the passing of Frederick
Douglass, one of the greatest character.
OF American history.
Born a slave. about 1917, under con
ditions that were more distressing thai
those usually surrounding even tn
slaves, Fred thrived in spite of abus
and neglect and at the time he lat
his armor down" had risen to such gidd,
heights OF fame and honor as woult
test ones c9eduality TO the limit whei
considering the depths whence h
sprang The writer would not attemp
to euloeize SO great and noble char
acter-his life and works stand as al
everything monument to his memory
We owe it 10 ourselves to read hi
"Aut obiqgfaphy." He stands as an in
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-29
HVERYoNE SEEMS to kno,

TVERYONE SEEMS to know
II where he can try his wrist
IL Nosey sneaked into one OF these
places and stood around for while
but finally fell from grace and seazed
those "galloping toys OF joy and sor-
row. A man stopped him and demanded
twenty-five cents for the privilege. This
was too much for Nosey who has been
everywhere and seen everything and
thought that this was too much nerve
to make man pay for the privilege OF
"rolling stones that would gather no
moss He walked out and sighed for
old Atlantic City where they beg you
to take them and shake them. The cast
and even the south can show old Chi
something ON this one point.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-29
To The You KNOW
SEnn Editor

| know you know those business
places that still have up their Christmas
decorations. You must know them as
there are only few of them. Well,
tell them that although the places looked
better than they probably ever looked
before it is almost time to get ready for
Washington's birthday and that is little
different, you know.
| know you know that lady who en-
tertained the entire crowded car from
Madison and State to 39th and State
last Monday evening with her kitchen
talk { that Nortfhsidc Eoofiel." Welt,
tell her she can do better by buying
a cent paper and reading it ALL THE
WAY TO 18th STREET. Everybody
will appreciate that public service.
You know that fiat in the neighbour
hood of the White Sox Confectionery
where Greek does not meet Greek, but
where Greek meets African. Well,
Nosey has been detailed to active SER
vice there.
know you know that big fat dentist,
! mean that Crouch" Hard luck will
soon overtake him if he does not stop
studying the stars and the moon when
ii shines.
| know you know that "socializine
lawyer" Oh, yes, | know you know
him. Well, he actually had a case las
week-a bad case of the blues" Hi.
friends sympathize with him. Please
"dawnce" with him when you see hin
again at the next function"
You must know old 22nd Street anc
hot 1a1x rt,D
there in the Chinese district We'll
she hasn't been seen down there sine
the tong war has been going on.
know you know the little "Vaga
bond Editor" and poet lawrate" Wei
he recently scrubbed a poem which sal,
"he would he were in Cocoa Land.
Well great many other people seen
to wish he was in the cocoa land also
You know those unemployed ladie
and gentlemen. Well, things are break
ing awfully hard for them now. On
Son of Rest" answered an ad in tn,
paper to be an inside aviator" | meal
an elevator runner. Well he did no
last long. He said that every time h
came down it tickled him SO that h
couldn't stop the car.
You know kid Rags" I mean tn,
tattercd and torn editor. Well, he is no
running for Office now, but he is run
ming in different in and out of differen
places trying to keep warm.
Do you know that New Era" Under
taker? You must know him, becaus,
he was the first to initiate the funera
rites for the famous dead soldiers"
I know you know that rising young
business man and famous organizer o.
the largest Church, you must know tina
he is rising higher and higher becaus,
he has reached the Brief Case stag,
already.
Do you know that lovely young Doc.
for out near 47th and State Streets
/ know you must know him for he i,
very careless with those blue envelope
letters and dropped them on the car and
every one is passing them from hand &c
hand this week and sopping over with
the endearing words from "Youl
Sweetie."
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-29

ON MONDAY NIGHT Nosey
"eased into" to the Armory to see
the basketball game just to see
who was out and who they were with.
Well, the game was going on and Nosey
crept up behind some ladies to listen to
their remarks. They we're greatly con-
cerned about an odor that filled the air.
One lady who was at her first basket
ball game thought that the leather of the
basketball was not "ripe" and therefore
smelled that way. The other lady ar
gued that so small a ball could not
possibly make so loud a smell. They
even brought up the idea that the Stock
Yards might have something to do with
it. Nosey smiled because at that time
one OF the players slipped and fell
almost at the ladies' feet One of the
ladies then observed that the odor had
suddenly become very strong and that
the ball was at the other end of the
court, and was sure then that it could
not be the ball but must be the suits the
men were wearing. They asked Nosey
about it and all he could do was to keep
MUM.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-29

spiration 10 men wherever FREEDOM
is sought and LIBERTY is loved.
Harriet Beecher Stowe says in her
book, Men of our Times" Frederick
Douglass has as far to climb to get to
the spot where the poorest white boy is
born, as that white boy has to climb
to be President OF the Nation, yet in
the I. 5. Senate he was referred to
as the acknowledged peer in intellect,
culture and refinement OF the greatest
men OF our age, or any age; in this
country or any country.
Surely this great character has not
been given us in vain; study and know
the possibilities that lie dormant in the
black boys breast as set forth by those
gone before.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-29
Constructive Criticism of Men and Measures In the Hope Of Correcting
and Euis.

Politicians turning Christian suddenly in Chicago and some
the types brbesnatche the
pups of least of of most eminent divnes Inc
religion keeping with the modern practices OF
politicians and nothing good out OF this combination the
long desire institutional denomnahona
church Chicago of people will falter be-
fore they leap from the FRYING pan into the FIRE"
In the heller scramble jobs the hands OF the
administration old nebraes and mbecies camoring
Presdentec Harding: Here am Lord send me
hoped trusted that these greedy ignorant and sycophanc
consideration and that of honor nteg
ry ability will be selected assist the administration In
working out its huge tasks.
One of the difficulties with organizations the design
of individuals who control of the direction
affairs The Railway Mems international Benevolent Association
much dissatisfied with their Ruler Robert Mays
His would doubt create and seiorae the con-
which unsatisfactory and disgusting The Black Railroad
need of redbooded constructive
vii, them the benefit of organized strength 1t
intention of the International but personal
of this Mays holding the organization reaconary
channels mpeach him.
gambling Chicago developing into astounding
proportions syndicate operated openly and VIGOROUSLY beneath
of the churches and the cade of the law Vice
and breeding stimulated and fertzd by ystes which
permits immunity and pmiy gamblers. The syndicate of
be the second ward conducted along modern business lines
profit sharing has been invoked The syndicate
and the propreors work sixtory basis Who has remedy?
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-29

G ONE NIGHT for the sake of
y sight seeing" walk along Indiana
Avenue and then take up your
post across from the Piquenard Apart
nents in the Saith block and watch the
procession OF those that come and 90
from this building after II 80 p. m.
You might easily see some of your dear
friends come out first and then you
might see some gentlemen of the eau
casian extraction follow close in their
wake. The same is true OF their COM
ing in. Nosey followed two of these
bank clerks from the North Side and
heard them counting "the costs" Of the
evening and found out that'they had not
spent much after all and had plenty left
for the nights spree Nosey thought
that those two girls whom their friends
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-29
l yOSFy DROPPED in 70 6,

ATOSEY DROPPED in to see a
IN friend who was stopping at the
house on Wabash Avenue at the
house of that nice old lady who re-
members and knows all of the boys
who have come to Chicago as single
men, as most OF them stopped at her
house Well, she decided not to have
any more lady roomcrs and let them
all 60 Along came this mice" man
whom Nosey thinks the Y. NJ. {, A.
decided they did not care TO carry longer.
While Nosey was talking to his friend
figure in kimono and boudoir cap
floated down the stairs to answer the
telephone and Nosey almost blushed
as he thought it was lady until he
heard the voice, which was high pitched
but still reminded ono of man. This
was enough for the lady and she gave
this apparition immediate notice to leave
as she had decided not to have any
ladies in the house and as she wasn't
sure about this figure she wasn't going
to take any chances. He is now look
ing for other quarters.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-29
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Y. w. c. A.
CLASSES

Dramatics Orchestra
Clee Club Home Arts
Millinery Dressmaking Cooking
$500 per course or 25c a lesson
Cooking $500 per course or
35c a lesson.-No fee for Glee
Club or Orchestra.
instructors: Nine Fannie Hall
Clint, Nine. Rosa Morgan, Nine.
Elizabeth Euper, Nine. Colena
urges, Nine. Winona Brown,
Mrs. Irene NJ. Gaines-Industrial
Secretary.