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New Britain herald., 1921-04-12
.ANNUAI MEETING Y. w. C. A.

The reels for the moving pictures c. A. meeting on Wednesday night have arrived, and through the court esy of \. Doerbuck and the Y. Nj. C.. A., a moving picture machine has been borrowed. The report of the years work will be short and to the point, and a. pleasant evening is plan ned which it is hoped will be enjoyed
 by large number of the mem bership.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-12
SPECIAL JAP ENVOY
 COMING TO AMERICA
(Continued from First Page.)

about solution of all problems in- volving Japan and America before the relations of those countries reach a critical stage.
 Authorities at the Japanese foreign office confine themselves to a state ment to the Associated Press that the Hughes note is so important that it is receiving the most serious consid- eration from the Japanese govern ment, which is anxious to do every thing possible to establish friendly CO., operation with the new administra- ton in Washington.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-12

ON HIS ROYAL DONKEY-The Sultan of Egypt travelling to meet Lord Allenby. He was all dressed up in American clothes, but wore Egyptian headgear and carried an,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13
LaSaILe

Elaine Hammerstein, called the
loveliest lady Of the screen" and
rapidly becoming filmdom's great
est and most popular actress, is the
star Of Poor. Dear Margaret Kir-
by" today's bill at the IaSallc. This
picture. made from the widely
known novel of Kathleen Norris.
was released just one week ago and
already the Chicago critics are
raising their voices in hymns OF
praise to the picture. the story. and.
most Of ALL the star. The story
concerns a girl who really meant
il when she married FOR better.
for worse" and who struggled
against the poverty and disgrace her
husbands actions were forcirs
upon her
Wanda Hawley, the fair haired
favorite of all romantic comedy &C
tresscs, appears tomorrow in "The
Snob." her latest picture and a
super-eNcellent one, Judging from
prc-viewers' reports. It's the tale
OF a girl VINO can't help but inn
bibe some of her mothers snObbery
but who has it trounced out of her
by a succession of appealing yet
humorous episodes around "A college
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13

truly golden girl fairy princess
in every fact. II is a romance of "A
New York shop girl. who is chosen
TO display the smart crowns ere
ated by a fashionable dressmaker.
While wearing raiment of the latest
style and associating with the
smart set as one of their equals, she
gradually becomes POLISHED and de-
VelOps into a lady Of charming man
ners and captivates not only the
heart of the man she loves, but the
hearts of all: even those who had
scOffed at her humble origin, be
come her abiect slaves. The theme
is that anyone with "A fair amount
of education and ordinary common
sense can rise TO the highest sta
ton i'm life. if well dressed and
plBced in the proper environment.
Joseph Mccarthy, 10 whom this
same little wage Garner appealed
"a a Reckoning muse. wrote the
lyrics to a round two dozen catchy
songs TO fit the play. and lost but
not .east. Harry Tierney, who wrote
the musical score, and who wrote
TT so well. that now Alice Blue
Gown" Castle OF Dreams" and
"Sky Rocket" to mention only three
of the big musical numbers, are be-
ing whistled and sung 20 the utter
most corners of the earth. The high
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13

her best chum, falls i'm love with
the son Of the house and they be
come engaged. Alice has not seen
either of her parents since her
babyhood and thinks she is an or
phan. Her father is "HeliotrOIe"
Harry Hasdock. serving life SEN
tencc I'm the penitentialy. e Her
mother is thoroughly bad charaC-
ter, an accomplice of crooks To
"Heliotrope" Harry. i'm his cells.
comes the news that his wife is
planning TO blackmail Alice. Her
scheme is TO reveal herself TO the
girl as her mother. threaten her
with an expose Of the fact that her
father is a convict and thus extort
money from Alice's millionaire fl
ance. In his respair. "Heliotrope'
pleads with tho kindly warden for
release from Jail to save his daugh-
ter and through the warden's APP
peal the governor grants pardon.
but only on condition that he does
no Violence to his wife To this
"Heliotrope" agrees. His scheme
of revenge is more subtle than that.
How he works it out and how final
~ he places his vilainous wife in a
position where she will never be
able TO harm the daughter. is
shown i'm "A picture that for sheer
appeal and dramatic suspense is
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13
Otheun1

Frances Kennedy, for a number
II wears featured as the leading sing
ing cone-dienne OF several important
sshov-s. such as Anna Held's Mile.
TNoleon." Richard Carries The
Tenderfoot." Frank Daniels The
Belle OF Brittany Three Twins
ana The Chocolate Soldier has
turned her attention 20 vaudeville.
where she is Offering a repertoire Of
exclusive songs. and wiz entertain
Orpheum vaude vtl!e patrons the first
four DAYS OF this week. Sharing
headline honors on this same bill -
.Juvenility." one OF the best musi-
cal and dancing acts o. the season
Ten young women, Ell IN their teens
ard AL endowed with talent and
puichritude. and one young man
conpri-e the troupe. II there was
a speed limit 20 comedy. n traffic cop
would undoubtedly overhaul Eddie
carr. Comedy joy-riding however.
IS encouraged and therefore Mr.
Cars furious flight OF frivolity
when he calls The once Boy calls
forth nothing but outburs;s or laugh
ser and appreciation Valentine
Vox. debonatre ventrhoQuist.
Isovry and Prince. offering comedy
pacter and eccentric dance steps.
ana Dare brothers. original athletes.
ss&aplete the bill
For tho last half OF the week. be-
ginning with the matinee Thursday.
headline honors 60 20 Henry Il.
Toomer and Byroz and Haig. The
former presents the clever comedy
The wife Saver an up-to-the-
minute playiet OF business and do
nestle hfe The Book Of Naude-
vie Is the original billing OF the
se. o. Byron and Haig. who sing
ard dance their way into the hearts
% their audiences. Billy IIibbitt
and Eddie Male. real sons OF the
south offer comedy and songs Wes-
tons Models Dart. an artistic and
daring posing act. Smell and Vernon,
ring performers and one other act
70 10 complete the program.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13
Blackstone

The public can certainly be as
sured that the management OF the
Blackstone theater since the open
ing of this beautiful playhouse has
not been amiss IN providing its
patrons with the very best obtain
able. With this statement, they can
look forward with expectant pleas
ure 20 this coming picture. Douglas
Fairbanks in "The Mark OF Zorro.
Fairbanks has surely spared neither
time nor expense in providing the
very best for his large host Of ad-
mirers.
THE Mark Of Zorro" is an exceL
tional feature and has created a
great sensation in every locality in
which it has appeared. 1t is not
therefore a matter of speculation
why people flock in great numbers
TO view Fairbanks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13

main for at least 60 weeks. with the
probability Of the run lasting twice
that long
Richard Bennett has temporarily
at least abandoned Louis K. Ans
PACKERS play. THE sew House
formerly "Our Children" Having
had tough luck with plays since he
was at the oliver i'm For the De-
Tense" Mr. Bennett Will take year
In the films and try and recover his
temper.
De Wolf Hopper. announcing the
absence Of Francis Wilson from The
-Erminie' cast at q recent Wednes-
day matinee at the Park. added.
AL OF you who believe that I
alone am not worth the price OF adj
mission may have their money back
at the box office. / wish 10 announce
however, that I ann going 90 stand
right here until the curtain rises
Now, then. any one who wishes 10
go out may do sd"
The total amount refunded was Sc
The customary proceeding. when
such an announcement is necessary
Is 10 plunge tine auditorium imme-
diately into darkness. thereby dis
cOuraginE those who would be in
Clined 10 walk out.
1t was practiced at the Auditorium
here "A long time ago whom Fritz
Scheff did not sing in Mile Mod
iste"
Can you kick az high as your
head?
II YOU can't. you're getting old.
SO says Francis Wilson. who was
81 last month. and who kicks as
high as his head every night IN
"Erminie," the operetta i'm which nc
and De Wolfe Hopper are now starr
ing at the Forest theater. Philadcl-
phia
How do you do ito" someone ask
ed Mr.. Wilson recently.
why shouldn't I do it," replied
the comedian II had TO do that
dance and high kick when 'Erminie'
was young, and 1 have never let it
occur to me that 7 was getting too
old to kick the chandelier 7 don't
know whether it has anything to do
with il, but
i've never taken alcoholic drinks;
81 never smoked i'm my life;
'I never drank tea or coffee.
81 never eat more than two meals
a day"
De Wolf Hopper is four years
younger than his co-Star and he
never could kick as high as his head,
but he's still pretty spry for a man
as big as he is.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13

house party. The picture is. among
other things. an excellent STYLE
snow. The LaSaIe will show it
Monday and Tuesday.
During the latter part Of the
week two OF the great Paramount
superfeatures that have made recen.
screen history viii be returned 20
south Bend. Idols OF CLAY the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13
OIiUer

Irene one OF the outstanding
musical comedy successes of the
year. will be seen at the Oliver on
Saturday and Sunday. March 26
and %. This attraction comes after
running for one year at the Van
derbilt theater. New York.
James Montgomery, author of
the book, has written an interest
ing love story and has created in
his chief character. Irene O'Dare. "a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13
PLAYBILLS OF THE WEEK IN SOUTH BEND THEATERS

said TO have been seldom eQuaued
on the screen. frederick Burton.
Diana Allen. Wilfred IyteU and
Julia Swayne Gordon interpret the
chief roles. "Heliotrope" viii be
shown az the oliver theater for four
days. starting Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13

AnGuishcd at the thought Of the threatened
ruin of his beloved daughters life Harry appeal,
to the governor and secured a pardon on hi~
promise that lac will not harm his wife. He keeps
his promise, yet in a series perhaps the most
dramatic events recorded by the camera. he Ut
tcrly wrecks MoIlic's carefully laid plans assures
his daughter Of joyful future ana makes the
supreme sacrifice that his dreams may be-
realized
Overwhelming I'm its dramatic and heartfelt ap-
peal, "HCliOtrOpc' will strike home through its
story and its acting. Frederick Burton. a great
legitimate. portrays Harry Wiifrcd IytclI. and
Diana Allen arr the lovers here a. they were i'm
Tho kcntuckans.' and W ~. ToOkcr. the mis-
sioncr i'm The Stcalers. has the role of the kind
hearted governor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13
But 1t Saved HIS Daughter S Happiness

I'm many "HcliotrOpc'' il SUCCESSOR To
the strikingly successful ''HumorcsquC." In this
later picture the donenant theme is father love.
and Richard Washburn Child. the eminent
author. has drawn with fine skill the character
of "HcliOtrOpc Harry" the convict who came out
from behind the bars i'm order To defeat the
schemes of greedy mother
'HcliotrOpe Harry j. crook. But deeply
has he loved his daughter that ne has not per
United himself TO see her. hut has sent her away
To school. unaware OF her real name the exist
cncc OF her father. Then while behind the bars
he gets word that his maynard wife. MoIe Has
dock. j. planning blackmaH the girl and her
millionaire hancc by revealing the character OF
her father.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13

standard established during the run
OF Irene" i'm New York will be
maintained, with the result that
when this stuneful offering comes
20 this city it Will be deliberately
mounted and interpreted by a cast
of representative artists and a SUI
perb chorus Of singing beauties it
is claimed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13

The concluding performance Of
adam and Eva" will be given at
the Oliver tonight This comedy
was regarded as among the best
seen in New York last season.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13

To motion picture devotees who
have wondered whether a popular
photoE lay could be produced i'm
which sex love would not be the
predominant theme, the phenome-
nal success Of "Humoresque" came
as a convincing answer. Now the
producers who made this great pic
ture Of mother love have come For
ward with "Heliotrope," which is
declared to be an equally great pic
ture of father love. 1t was adapted
from Richard Washburn Child's
story. "HeHotrope" is the deeply
appealing drama Of an ex-convict's
supreme sacrifice in giving his life
TO insure the happiness of his
daughter, who. throughout il all,
remains innocent. not only of his
heroic deed. but of his very identity.
Alice Hasdock. the daughter. is a
convent girl, who, spending her va
cation at the millionaire's home of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13

Leo Ditrfchstein who has not
been IN South Bend IN many seasons,
is acting Toto" on the road. He is
due in New York IN a short time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13

f'NiEhtie Night" and Listen Les
ter" are TO return 10 the Oliver.
Other attractions coming include
the Fanchou and Marco Revue, Ed
Wynn's Carnival which is now in
~Srooklyn. Irene" the best musical
play in a long long time; and Otis
skinner in AT the villa Rose.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13

Ben-Ami in Samson and Delilah'
VilI conclude his New York engage
n1ent next Saturday night. Clare
Eanres. who Is in support OF William
Faversham in THE Prince and the
Pauper" and who Is to be the star
in John Drinkwater's Mary Queen
OF Scots" joins Mrs. Fiske and John
barrymore in proclaiming Mr.. Ben
Ami a great actor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13

A theme as big as the
heart Of the world. A story
as soul gripping as Hum
oreSque."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13
MUSIC BY JACKSONS ORCHESTRA EACH EVENING

EVENINGS Csc and 35c; Plus Tax
Evening star., 1921-05-27
Just Between Ourselves.
By DELLA f.. STEWART

1t isn't to be denied that this is
the womens age. Women are COM
ing into their own-and more also
A few years hence, We shall be talk
ing about oppressed manhood. if we
don't call a halt on the part Of some
of the wild enthusiasts.
Just now a certain circle of English
women are gravely discussing the
branding of beness It's. Why should
women. they ask. pe branded with a
mark Of ownership and servitude-the
wedding r!ng-while men go free Of
outward sign? Why. oh. why? That
the wedding ring can easily he slipped
from the finger if the wife is that sort
of woman seems not to have en-
tered the mind of these folks Man.
the elusive creature. could do and
probably would do likewise if ocCa
sion demanded. even if the ring be
most cleverly contrived to show a.;
sight the married status.
Some women declare that they can
tell married man at sight. anyway.
They say that he has a certain air OF
furtivenesS or 4 haunting sense of
errands forgot. an undefnable suC-
Eestion of benedictinc responsibilities.
But others deny noting any outward
sign. Some there be who suggest
hoop of gold. silver or iron. according
to the purse. upon the third finger
Good. as ia as ii goes. man twice
married could wear two; deserted
spouse. one with single diamond
perchinG like tear-drop upon its
glitterinS circle. A henpeck ed man
could wear the ring in his nose in
stead
How would branding on the fore
head With large capital M suit
this circle of desirers? Or tattooing
the portrait of the wife on either
check?
Evening star., 1921-05-27

helpful and you may be worthy Of q
place in the hall of fame for spring
ing it-but that makes no difference.
Just because it is different from the
thoughts their grandfa,hers thought
before them. and might possibly dis
locate some existing arrangement, the
mass of people will spurn 1t and con-
slider that you have personally in
suited them because you suggested it
Moreover. instead Of being ashamed
OF their own inelasticity of mind. thew
Will feel righteous glow because
they have snubbed you
Nor does this apply only to the ir-
norant and lowly. The socially elect
are just as fussy about being both
cred mentally. Thinking. in general
is not regarded as good form. II YOU
must think. you're supposed to indulge
your vice in private, like bootleg
Ging-
OF course they permit thought fads-
fads about making love- and getting
your soul saved. and busting UP the
government. Such things put the
eclat in the drawing room clatter. But
TO indulge in them spontaneously and
without the social sanction-mercy,
no,
The moral of which is this: Don't
think at all IL you can possibly avoid
II: and II you must have thoughts, for
goodness sakes. choose fashionable
ones
Evening star., 1921-05-27
\ Free Oatmeal Prescription Does
Its Work Overnight. You Can
Prepare Ii At Home.

New York Exposure 70 dry atmosphere
bright sunlight. dust and cold wind hiS q
very bad effect upon the skin and complex
ion When You come in contact with nrti-
fetal hea. you have often noticed that the
dry atmosphere your skin TO feel
drawn and purkery. This is very harmful
and there is way to overcome it. '.It is
my own discovery and takes just one night
TO get such marvellous results" says Mae
Edna Wilder. when her friends ask her about
her wonderful complexion and the improved
appearance of her hands and arms. You
can do the same thing il you follow my ad-
vice. she says. II feel it is my duty to
derful prescription did for me. inst think
Of it. al! this change in single night.
never tire OF telling others just what
brought about such remarkable results. Here
Is the identical prescription that removed
every defect from my face. hands. arms.
neck and shoulders. Until you try il yo,i
can form no idea OF the marvellous Change
IT will make in just one application The
prescription, which you can prepare at your
| own home. is follows: Go 10 cny grocery
store and get 10 cents worth Of ordinary
oatmeal and from any drug store 4 bottle of
DerwiliO. Prepare the oatmeal as directed
in every package of Derw;lio and apply night
and morning. The first application will as
tOntSh you. 1t makes the skin appear rosy
white. transparent. smooth and veivety.
especially recommended this method for q
dark salOw skin, shiny nose. coarse pores.
rough chapped skin ruddiness. wrinkles and
in fact. every blemish the face. hands and
/ arms are heir 10. II your neck or chest is
disco!ored from exposure, apply this com
DINA ton there and the object tion.hle defect
will disappear as il by magic. Ii is abso
iuteiy harmless and will not produce or
stimulate a growth OF hair. No matter now
Evening star., 1921-05-27

per you pick up has something in it
about the housing situation" which
means there are not enough houses to
90 around.
Just to the left of what I would call
The back door is a round garden-like
spot with one of the biggest trees in
t ever saw. There are trees every
where. You would hardly know you
we're in great national cemetery.
Mrs. Richardson and l had a drink
lust at the corner of the house. Across
the front of the house are six great
'olumns that remind me of a Grecian
temple l had to read about in my
home work the other day. There are
two wings off the center of the house
and in one wing is the office of the
man who has charge Of :he grounds.
On the walls Of the rooms downstairs
ire maps and diagrams showing the
1rst plans of layout of the grounds.
Just short way from the house is
the Temple Of Fame. This bears the
names Of Washington. Lincoln. Grant
md Farragut. On the columns found
he names Of Thomas. Meade. Nc
Pherson. Sedgwicl. Reynolds Hum
phreys Garfield. Mansfield. The new
lmphtheater which mas recently
1:en completed has many more names
Evening star., 1921-05-27
How to Beautify Your
Complexion and Bring
Roses to Your Cheeks

rouCh or nn-ainiy the hands and arms or
whit abuses they have had through hard
work and eXposare. :hs oatmeal Derw lilo
combination VIII work a wonderful trans
formation in l. hours thr most Thou
sands who have used ii report the same re-
sIIits I have had
Miss a. q. says: My complexion was poor
and my skin rough. Ny face neck chest
hands ANA arms were dark from exposure.
rhe very first application of this wonderful
perwillo oatmeal combination convinced me
that my poor complexion and skin blemishes
would soon he thing Of the past In a
few weeks aIl these unsightly defects had
en'irely disappeared. and l shall always use
il TO keep my complexion Mt its best all the
time. have recommended il my girl
friends and they tust enthusiastic
over il a. am. We all use il before going
TO the theater. dances or parties and it's
wonderful what difference it makes in our
appearance"
Mrs. G. Y. writes: Oatmeal and Derwillo
have worked miracles with my complexion
I had many despised wrinkles and a dark
Sall"w. rough skin. My hands and arms were
covered with freckles. After eight weeks
Of Mae Edna Wider's wonderful COM
pleNion prescription these Objectionable de-
fects have entirely vanished. 1 now use it
just as heautitier and look ten years
younger. I advise every girl and woman to-
try it. and feel confident that after one
or two applications they will use il con-
tinually and be just ns favorably impressed
with il as am 1 recommend it TO all OF
my friends"
N0TE-To get the best effect be sure to
follow the complete directions contained in
every package of Derwillo. You have only
10 get Darwilln and oatmeal. You need
nothing else. and il is so simple that any
one can use If. and so inexpensive that any
girl woman can afford il. The manufac-
turers and druggists guarantee that there
will be a noticeable improvement after the
first application they will refund the
money. 1t is sold in this city under a money
refund guarantee by department stores and
all druggists. including Peoples Drug Stores.
Evening star., 1921-05-27

on than that. for. of course. since that
we have had the Spanish-American n
war and l suppose names from the
world war will be added.
The gates entering the grounds are
memorial gates. One is most always
called the Ft. Myer Gate and that is
to tn" vest. Then there is the Sheri =
dan Gate. the Ord and Weitzel Gate
and the Mcclellan gate. In one part
OF the grounds can be seen some of
the fortifications of Washington dur
ing the civil war.
That will be all for this time and
soon L VIII write you about Pohick
Church. as 1 promised TO do Write
and tell me what you would like me
to write about and / will try and
hnd II. RUSSELL BURKE
The Travelogue Boy.
Evening star., 1921-05-27
Beef Casserole.

cut some roast beef or cold broiled
e'o''- :, enn-inrh c',hos. Put two
cups in casserole dish and add one
oIo,.h gravy or sauce, one
fourth cup of celery cut in small
pieces. one-third cup of carrots eat
in small cubes. one-half onion thinly
sliced. one-half cup OF canned to-
matoes. one-half tcaspoonful Of table
sauce and salt and pepper to taste.
Cover and cook in slow oven one
hour, add one-half cup of canned
peas and two-thirds cup of one-half
inch potato cubes. which have been
parboiled in boiling salted water. to
cover for five minutes. Cover again
and cook for thirty minutes. or until
the potatoes are soft. Send to the
table in the casserole dish