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New-York tribune., 1921-05-12


Butter--Receipts were i28o7 packages
Creamery, higher than extras, 1b. $50
9Ghc; extras, 90 score. 51ac; seconds. 2S
higher than extras, 81 y @3sc; extras. 36 u
GO37c; fifrsts, 31@351sc; seconds 2S0S0c;
ned or storage hrsts, Ssm$SS: SECONDS.
"a @2Sc; lower grades 2op SSc; state
TO fair, 22030c; renovated, frsts. 20 %
26c; ladies. current make, firats, 22h g
23c; seconds, iS q g19c; lower grades. l7qp
lsc; packing stock, current make No. l.
1917 @1ac; No. 2, 1sc; lower crates. LAG
Cheese were sir boxes. The
market is about steady on fresh State
nats, exporters having cleared a good deal
State, whole milk short held. 171s @19c;
fresh specials, 16h@171sc; average run
I6e; lower, grades, 14M @15hc; twins
fresh speeiais IL @nTc aveFage gnes run ISe e
Youngs Americas. fresh, I7S@1Shc. X
TIggs-Receipts were A4,352 cases. Fresh
gathered. extras, dozen, soc; storage
packed, extra frsts, 27@2ec: fresh. extra
flrsts, ZIG csc; hrsts, 25@26hc; seconds.
23@2415c; dirties, storage packed, No /.
23@23hc: regular packed No. /. 221hc;
No. Q, 10 9022c; checks, fair TO choice, dry.
20W21c duck eggs Baltimore, So q 3Sc;
Virginia and North Carolina, 85@38c;
state, Pennsylvania and nearby Western,
hennery whtes extras. sac; extra frsts,
32@33c frsts. 3oQ3ic; gathered whites,
hrsts TO extra iirsts,o so@32o; under
extras, 35c:, extra arsts, 33@34c irstg,
81 @32c other Western and Southern,
gathered whites, 26@S0c; state. Pennsyl-
vania and nearby Western. hennery
and mixed colors, graded extras, soc; frsts
10 extra hrsts, IS q CSC.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-12
Robert E. Tod Slated To
Succeed F. A. Walls
Wealthy Retired New York
Banker To Be Named Com.
missioner of Immigration

Robert Z. Tod, wealthy New Yors
banker and yachtsman, is TO be az
pointed Commissioner Of Immlgraclca
to succeed Frederick A. Wallis. accord.
ing to an announcement yesterday By
Charles D. Hilles, Republican Nations,
Committeeman form this state Ne
Hilles said that President Harding
would make the nomina4ion soon and
that Herbert Hoover, Secretary oi
Commerce, and John w. Davis, Seere-
tary OF Labor, were coming to Eev
York tomorrow for conference With
Mr.. Tod.
Mr.. Tod was born in Glasgow in 1857
and came to this country in 1884. He
entered business in Chicago in 1883
and built the belt railroad around Chi
cago, which later was sold 10 tbs
Northern Pacific. He founded the cities
of East Chicago and Of Indian Hsrbof
In 1892 he sentered the banking firm
here of J. Kennedy Tod G. Co. He retired
from active business FIVE years ago 30
become executor and trustee OF nis
uncIe's estate.
Mr.. Tod was a lieutenant in Ca
United States Navy during the WoYlS
War and was attached 70 the T. s. S
Corsair as navigating officer taxing
her to Europe in January, 1918 Hs
vas appointed naval port officer os
Blest, France, and served upon Ad'
miral n. b. Wilson's staf. He was
pi omoted to lieutenant commander IL
April, 1918, and later was made con.
mander. He was recommended for 8
Distinguished Service Cross and re.
ceived citation signed by Geneal
Pershing for his services TO the army
He also received the Navy Cross.
France made him a chevalier Of the
Legion of Honor. Mr.. Tod did not re.
turn to this country until last year
He lives at East Eeighvieth Street
New-York tribune., 1921-05-12
New Steel rice
Cuts Being Made:
Orders Are Sm.u
Little Significance in Rea,,.
ton of Corporation. s,
Untitled Tonnage; Con, :
tinued Dullness Foressa,''' Co.

Concessions in steel prices ava
being made, according TO Tha Tyor Asfals
which says this week ths4 q cos.Iss'
aQnce Of the dull period, with fraals fahs-
iet-upss il expected in thu trsss tssSs9sls
some time to come. "The rnays los
ful sentiment of the tvo nr.sas, sass'-
weeks did not improve order ho.,aaa'I
the degree expected" says tha VAs r" .
'sThe Steel Corporetjon,s rdSps' papes'
Of 100000 tons in untitled SSuet'ca
April assumes little Significance n, p,si .
any Interpretation. Counting 50 4ssl V.
cent operation in April, with no an Pc
ance for cancellations, YolIiugS s'.os, 1a.l,,
have been $4,000 tons and new 80 .Ss.l
quite below 5000 tons a day. esis
lations might easily have bean 1,ssss- e1ass.
TO require 10000 tons a dav ~ t1gssa
business Tor less than 90 per esrt 90 .es
capacity to produce the figures s1' :. q
ported. fs-
"ConsumeTs' opinion of the rss;,.,.
power Of the recently adopted nrisss
plainly indicated by Their absteralssI& s
buying. Pittsburgh already -,S4s ys.o...
concessions in sheet bars, wire nay nay
and hot-rolled strip steel A'
These are exceptions to the rn,. :.
price maintenance which mos nas,s mo- y
facturers find not to be difficult n 4.
absence of tempting inquiries. ~
"The rate of current produetior !.
not far from 40 per cent, though s., :
plants are doing no better than 20 ,s,, ~ q
per cent. . 70
''Not since May I, 1911, when tbs -,
ance Of ore on Lake Erie docks ~. ~.
6,676,S20 tons, has the May j to,.
been so great as this years. which :.
8,093,854 tons. Shipments from do,E.
in April were only one-Afth Of tSo,s
FOR April, 1920" ''
The Iron Trade Review says: aIns
cations that q limited amount of rsI
road buying is in sight are furnishsS
by the anticipated order for i50hN
track bolts, $500 kegs of spikes ami /.
large tonnage of tie plates soon 10 h
placed by the Pennsylvania Railroa3
The American Locomotive Company h.
received an order for forty-two loeomo.
tives from a railroad in Chins and n,
American Car and Foundry Ccmpary
will build 300 cars for Chinese n,
kerest."
New-York tribune., 1921-05-12
GOODYEAR Bond Not for Widows

Question-.-Do you consider recent Good
year per cent bonds proper investment
for widow dependent on investment in
come for livelihood? II not. please state
obJections--H. A. McC.
Answer-No Last year. when the
preferred stock occupied the same rela-
tive position with respect to the earn
ings of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Company as the bonds do now, we de-
clined to recommend the stock for in
vestments of the class you describe.
The bond has more security than the
stock had, because it is promise to
pay, and default can be met with fore
closure, but we try not TO recommend
bonds for widows in cases where the
record of the borrower over period OF
years does not indicate the greatest
possible probability that interest and
principal will not be defaulted. The
Goodyear's record does not, in our opin-
ion, place the bond in this class. That
is the reason it yields so high. 1t may
be good business mans investment.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-12
Webb's Successor Named
81. Louis Southwestern Direc.
torafe Is Reelected

ST. LOUIS, May 10.-The entire dl-
rectorate of the st. Louis Southwest
ern Railroad was reelected at the an
nual meeting of stockholders here TO-
day. c. w. Michel, Of New York, was
chosen for newly created director
ship.
Several changes in the Official per
sonnel were announced, including ap
pointment of F. ". Green, Of st. Louis
vice-president, as general manager
vice w. A. Webb, resigned.
j. NJ. Herbert, president of tie rcsc
declined to comment on the repon
that several of the officials, in resigf
ing, acted in sympathy with Mr.. Wepp
who, according to a formal statement
issued from the Offices OF the road hefe
last Friday, severed his connectiitalh
with the company on account OF Oh
ference of opinion as to 8 policy o
retrenchne0t
New-York tribune., 1921-05-12
Missouri Pacific Election

'unisted 4ssns cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-12
He Likes the Lame Ducks


0usstion--t have g. passion FOR nrst
mortgage bonds Of weak railroads and
roads In receivership. II appenrs TO me
such bonds seldom default and are seldom
disturbed In reorganization. Dss Molnes
Z: Fort Dodge per cent. 1895: Missouri
Kansas e. Texas 4 per cent, 1880. and To-
ledo, st. Louis 6s Western A per cent, 1850.
I would be glad to have your opinion OF
such bonds for one willing To take soDo
risk and believing that the railroad stua-
ton will improve.--L j. d.
Answer-For one who believes that
the railroad situation will improve and
who Is willing to take some slight
risk and is of non-worrying DISPOSE
tion, ready, if necessary, to accept a
delay in the payment of interest, we
think that first mortgage bonds Of
weak roads or roads in the hands OF
weak roads or roads in the hands OF
receivers are attractive.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-12
Stock Exchange Listings

The New York Stock Exchange "a
admitted to list the following
$5,537 900 Owens Bottle Company al
ditionaI common stock, s6,000,o00 pls'
mond Match Company fifteen-yesr ~
per cent sinking fund gold coupon de-
bentures, due November !, 1852,
$5,10O,000 General Electric Company
forty-year per cent debenture honas' .al
due September i, 1862; $3,4ls,ta'
Monongahela Power and Railway Com,
pany per cent cumulative prefeffea
stock and $2,2S8,975 common stecs
and S1,355,o90 Wilson & Co., Inc, ilrs.
mortgage 6 per cent twenty-five"yesf
sinking fund gold bonds, series a. cue
April ], 1871.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-12
Standard Oils
Other Oils
Open. High. Yow. Y,as+

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
500 So .t4i1fa :t4h Nat 0,l Gas 1s 1s lss ls
1sSS 4sSS .+RogseWyo .R9one 9jl 8. II i. Il Il
$500 *Carib synd s14 SIS 83s sN
20 aCit Ser coln. .226 2Sh 92h
New-York tribune., 1921-05-12

ST. LOUIS, May l0.--The annual
election of the directors of the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad was held at a
meeting of the stockholders to-day,
all of the directors with the exception
of Fl. l.. Utter, being reelected. Mr.
Utter was succeeded by Arthur v.
Davis, of New York. The directors will
meet in New York next Tuesday TO elect
officers OF the system.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-12
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE NEW YORK AND HARLEM
RAILROAD COMPANY

NeW York, N 2. April a. 1874
sioTTCE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
Ninsty-nrst annual Meeting os the Stock
holders OF The New York and Harlem
Railroad Company. for the election of d.
sectors and tie transaction Of such other
business as may lawfully be brought before
the meeting. will be held 81 the ofics OF
tho company, In Grand Central Terminal
~ the City OF New York. on Tuesday. tho
1Ttn day of May 1891.
The poll will bc open at IL O'Clock noon
and conttnue oped for two hours there
efter.
The Transfer Books will be closed at
o'clock N. on Friday the 29th day OF
~ Wedsiesday. the 18th day OF May, 1891
EDWARD r. syHPHENSoNs Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-12
Irregular Trend
In, Oil Shares
On Curb Market
Independent Stocks Show
Easier Tome, but Stand
ard Group Are Firrner:
Indusirials Are Quiet

Transactions on the curb market
yesterday continued in small volume,
oil shares attracting principal atten-
tion. The Standard Oil group ruled
fairly firm with small upturn in the
stock of the New York company.
Independents rallied for time on
this turn of events, but the close found
many small declines. Simms Petroleum
Maracaibo, Salt Greek and Mountain
Producers showed slight losses, while
international Petroleum and Carib
Syndicate scored gains.
ipdustrials were quiet, prices moving
Within Il narrow range, Interconti~
mental Rubber registered q small ad-
vance.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-12
Long Term Bonds Probably Best

Question-Would you be SO kind az 70
which I have invested my money? / am
particularly Interested as to the safety sof
my principal. Which would you edVise me
TO sell? Do you consider these high grace
Swift G. Co, is Of 1925, $500; Steel & Tube
rs 1851, $1,000; Anaconda is l929. St999'
Danish Municipal, Series r. l946, $I.ooo,
Atchison general As 1895, 81. 900; American
Telephone and Telegraph, 10 shares; Pull
man, 10 shares; United states steer pre-
ferred. 20. shares STANDARD on , OF e,S New
ar preferred. 10 shares; Belgian n per
cent sinking fund 1945. $1,000; Liberg
q permanent investrnent.--C. q. A
Answer-You hold two bonds matur-
ing in the near future. the Swift bonds
and the Anaconda Is. We are inclined
to believe that interest rates will be
lower within the next few years than
they are now. In other words, the
present bond market offers unusual
opportunities. If you were to sell the
Swift bonds, due 1925, and the Anaconda
bonds, due 1929, and buy two longer
term bonds, as, for instance, one Gov
ernment of Switzerland 8, due 1910,
recently selling at 1031a, and one of
the new Northern Pacific-Great North
ern 61s per cent convertible bonds, Sc
cured by the stock of the Chicago, Bur
1ington g. Quincy and by the deposit
33,000,OO0 each of Northern Pacific
and Great Northern bonds, you would
in the long run strengthen your invest
ment list, we believe. The Northern
Pacific Great Northern bonds are re-
deemable, but the holder has the OPP
tion of converting them, if called for
redemption, into long-term Northern
Pacific per cent bonds or long-term
Great Northern per cent bonds. We
believe this to be valuable privilege.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-12
Widow Should Consider Annuity

Question: am widow alone. TO rela-
tiyea, my money mostly invested In stocks
and /, OF course, an dependent on income
from same. Z would like to ask your ad-
vice as to General Motors per cent de-
bentures. OF which | hold 100 shares that
! bought at 80. 1t IL now down to 65 or
64--thereabouts. Would you sell tbis stock
and take loss. or would you continue to
hold it? ! see there IS q prospect that the
which, ot course. take precedence of de-
benture stock. I also would like your
opinion of Central Leather preferred.
have SO sharss Of this. 10 shares bought
at l10A, 90 shares at 107B. Would you
sell this stock or hold it? OF course, Il
dividends are not paid 1t makes 1t difficult
for me to meet my living expenses. So
far the dividends on the preferred have
been paid but am not very sanguine as 30
the future.--M. e. r. -
Answer--A widow dependent on in-
come, in our opinion, would do better
to take her loss both on the General
Motors and on the Central Leather
preferred, and to invest in high grade
bonds, which at present prices give q
high yield. Stocks are dependent on
current earnings for dividends. A
widow ought not to have to watch cur
rent earnings, or to have TO exchange
her securities frequently. We would
advise buying Government of Switzer-
land IS, due 1S40, selling recently at
1031a, yielding you 7.75 per cent, cur
rent interest if you insist on a high
yield. We do not know your age,
but it is quite likely that an an
nuity would give you greater return
than bonds and stocks. 1t would be
safe and you would be free from
worry, with an assured income as long
as you live. We suggest that you con-
panies. or write US further, giving your
age. At the age of 45, 81 900 will buy
YOU an income of $63.09 year for
life; at 80, s68.o7; at 55, s75.47, and at
so, 1851,
New-York tribune., 1921-05-12
Investment
Information

2gssfsens Of general interest 70 en-
U.ssoys tosH be anc4oeTed in this cets
stnn, In sohSch eaee only inifials setH
be- used. Otksrs ,DiU BE- ensfosyes. ~
matl. Addytss all Inquiries, incies~
sng stamped, oddressea snveteps, to
Financial Editor, The Tysbsrse, is5
Nasesu Street, Nsw Yoyk Ctr.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-12

i point advance; mlddl!ng, 7,6sd Sales.
5000; American, 5000 imports, 1000,
none American. Tendere, new docket.
points advance Closed quiet / point
lower TO points higher May, S.o0d;
July. s.81d October, 8.5Sd December,
S.69d; January, slid. Manchester: Yarns
dull; cloths quiet
Cottonseed Oil
Closing prices were unchanged for May
and to points net higher for the
other positions.
Tho range of prices: Tuesdays
New-York tribune., 1921-05-12
First People's Trust

ouestion--Kindly advise regarding the
II. ". Greene Company. also First Peoples
Trust Company og Boston Mass.--J. c.
Answer-We advise you not to put
any money into the First Peoples
Trust Of Boston.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-12
DIvIDENI NOTICES
UNITED PKoFTT-sHAKING CoKfChN


TION. ..t
ssnlf-annual dividend OF i've pei -.
and an extra dividend Of fve per cehs. LA sssaf
this day been declared npoa the es,srs.
stock of this company, issued 2ho eusssssaaiS.
ers OF record at the close OF business
May Gath. 1921
The stock books will not be eioseo.
e.. a. WERNER TgesS0se
Dated. May 18th, 1874.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-12

unchanged at l2.20c; sales, 728 bales New
Orleans firm, unchanged at f1.S8c; sales,
1,O40 bales. Mobile nominal, unchanged
at 1l.25o; sales, nil. Savannah steady,
y points higher at 13.26c; sales 62 bales.
Norfolk steady, unchanged at 11.75c; sales,
332 bales. Augusta steady, unchanged at
11.63c; sales 7a4 bales Memphis steady
20 points higher at 1175c; sales, 1,Soo
12,15o; sales, S,379 bales Little Rock
quiet, 25 points higher at 11.50c; sales,
S67 bales Dallas steady, 10 points higher
at 11.55c: sales 1901 bales. Montgomery
firm, unchanged at lie; sales 105 bales
Fort Worth steady, unchanged at 1t.55c;
New-York tribune., 1921-05-12
New York Citv Ronds
Federal and Joint Stock Land Bank
Bonds

Bid Ask. Yield.
Federal Tarrn Loan 5s,
1938-I923 ..........,... 974 98iA 6.l3
Federal Farm Loan 4aB,
1939-1924 ............ 9IA 80 SIS
1sa8-1s2S - ....'.....:.. a1A 90 $50
l9s7-1s2a .........,... - " s1M s2 s.a2
isse:lsas ...:.......:. s4N SO s.44
Joint Stock Land Bank g.
l98S-1s23 .............. s4M 95 s.45
New York State Bonds
Issued in coupon and registered Form.s-
not interchangeable. Coupon bonds regis
New-York tribune., 1921-05-12
United States Treasury Certificates of
Indebtedness
Short Term Securities

Acceptable in payment Of taxes due on
ate OF maturity.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-12

Ra,o Sugar Is Firmer
On Increased Demand

Prices OF raw sugar worked higher yes
terday, reaching the level OF the Cuban
committee at 3A cents cost and freight
Futures sagged on realizing, closing / to
points lower.
The range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-05-12

Sales Open. High. Low. Last.
ssSS 5SS sAstns sAsFns SGsl otr. "a ~ "a" ~
100 Amalg Leather Is ID Is lSA
sec eoo AN ResrigeT9t t,,i, ~ ~ ~ ~
. 'celluloid ...s1oS 1oS los 1os
goo goo 49, EDO pf; 'loSn loessA 1923 1o$
80 80 scSsd 80 p' N'ppls.. pie g TX tx tx ss ss
100 *Cleve Auto. 80 SO 30 80
900 sconley y Tin r. IS Is SSasa IS IS
SSs Ss :Saesq, :SSas as9ts ae5 Vi sSs sss ss ssS
sSS sSS fSst rs9l,s5isS Iss59sS IRE. / Il 4 4
.5$$$ 5$$$ sostsegs saSS'e as X {" j. u
Ks Ks Ks .sss ss Ss, 2 " II ~ X
25oo sswests Co Am sN az s% sS
SSS SSS sTS5tf :Toda ahsyds 5nfsy asA e FIX p
zoo Un Profit sh.. la IA rs IM
1899 5C 9 ~ Ret st Can. g g., ~ g.,
1900 ~Wtllys Corp. L
Standard Oils
ioo Atlantic Lobs ss% 2ss aa3s
20 FOhio Oil Co. 2o3 500 500
''2s sta Gil 6 Of Of Inq az e" Sc e Sc 5s
Other Oils
Sales. les ,,. ~ Open High. Low. Last.
500 500 AK 4ihi2 Nat o'1.i. Gas. ls 1s 1s ls
lSSS lSSS .Reone .4poGF, vno OH < IL Il X Il
2So0 sCarib synd. sA s% S@ SIX
s2S 20 .c .Ct Ser e 9om n, 2$S &c s$S ssS 2ss
1900 eBlk Basin P. Ss 81. ss e4s
900 @Emerich Q C. 4ta IA AZ
1000 Federal Oil =. 1Ss ~ 1ts 1%
zoo *Fensland OIL. 12h 10 i2h 13
400 %Glenrock Oil. 1Fs IL tss IL
500 *Guf-GiI o c. 14A 14A IA IA
geo +Hend FIN o. III IA IN ia
$500 $500 sInteTnat asSDa PEI Pet. 1ss 17}s ,s3s 17S
$500 Keyst Ranger. l 11s lJs
1900 HLIvingston o. 81 3S 81 3S
100 %Merritt Q c.. Tx l1M 11M 1l,M
s5SS SSS sMid%ssf MsxS0 on esf,s1 - ~ 80 ~ *
10000 Noble o & c. AZ 40 40 40
100 tNoco Pet pf, ~ "a ~ AZ
10 *Panh Pr & r 1ois 1ois 10ls 1919
400 %Red Rock o. Il "a a IL
500 *Ryan Cons .7A tx z. z.
500 *Salt Crk new IA IA 1874 1914
zoo Settled Pr Co 2 .
''Se 50 ssino3 iHs Q 81 pf 8 IS IS IS ss7' IS S2
1900 %Untd Royalty 2ls 25s a5s 2ss
900 *Un Texas Pet "a Ss * q
100 SVictoria OIL. z u q 7s
800 SWoodburn o. rs 12s 1$s 1Es
Mining
500 Alaskan NJ Il Il IA u
5000 "tAtlanta -. IA ii !
27000 sAm Mines. 1as 14 1ss 1%
IA TN
New-York tribune., 1921-05-12
What Things Coss


Quotations are cash prices III prin,c1y niarkets
New-York tribune., 1921-05-12
Montreal
Toronto

Bid Ask
Ming Crp Cn n /
Newray -. 8 Z
Ptrsn Lake. s le
Pore Crown. X u
Pore Tsdl. - 8
Pore Ilnprl. -. 9
Pr e Dome. -- 9
TX I, Hughes.. " +
Thorn Krs,. 0 a
vac Cas-. A 9
Wasapika. ..--- S
West Dcms. s ~
New Britain herald., 1921-03-10

Pure Lard, 15c ID. Russell Bros .advr.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-10

Lucia Chamberlain's Saturday Eve. ming Post story of the skillful work ings of the crook world. was shown today as the feature photoplay, with Viola Dana in tho star role.
 Miss Dana appears in the role of Flossie Gordon, the beautiful daughter of famous crook. She is a chaming adventures in the plot which ends with love triumphant over the crim- inal teachings of her father.
 Ben Loring's Musical Follies con- tinue to prove a pleasing attraction. The principals arc we'll cast and the flashing singing and dancing chorus support them capably. 4 new program is presented this second half.
 Sahara" q grpping emotional drama, is the big feature for Sum- day evening with Louise Glaum in tho principal role. It was enacted in the coiorful settings of the Parisian cafes, the Egyptian desert and Cairo. Souls of Men, another stirring picture, will the second feature.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-10
NICK CARTIER PICTURE
 AT LYCEUM THEATER

The famous Nick Carter picture, "A Cry at Midnight" the first in a series of 15 remarkable two-reel fea- lures. is now being shown at the Ly- ceum. and every week. second half.
 While of course, Nick Carter. as inn personated by the dashing Tom Car rigan, does his criminal catching in the most thrilling manner. yet in "A Cry at Midnight" he demonstrates how criminals even though they may be expert in wrong doing, are run down and punished by the repre- sentatives of the law.
 But as Nick does his capturing, he also does a lot of thrill making, and those who love lots of action should see this picture.
 "Blackmail." screen version of
New Britain herald., 1921-03-10
CAIIS. RAY IN PARIS
 GREEN" AT PALACE,

Charles Ray makes an appealing figure as a lonely doughboy in the wilds of Paris and later as a farmer boy who has been given the icy stare by his sweetheart in "Paris Green.' his latest photoplay, now on view at the Palace theater.
 Charlie is Luther Green. corporal who takes advantage of an hour in Paris before sailing home to make the acquaintance of a dainty little French miss. He returns to America and "civvies" to find that the girl to whom he was engaged when he marched away has since transferred her affections to another man. But his gloom evaporates when his Par isian friend, since come to America in search of a missing uncle. seeks Luth- CTS protection against some crooks who are pursuing her. He disposes Of her molesters quite handily and wins her heart as we'll.
 As a special Keith vaudeville head liner for Thursday. Friday and Satur- day. the Palace presents one of the best Tom Brown acts playing the Keith circuit. Tom Browns Sym
New Britain herald., 1921-03-10
.DING A HUSBAND
 Adele Garrison's New Phase oi Revelations Of q Wfe

kc the Florist Sprnng on
 Dtcky.
 and l entered the florists
 Edith standing in the hding to tho greenhouse. wner. n gentle. quiet. lit- h the soft accents of Italy his voice, grows really pses.
 was turned toward us. ie no movement of recog- kncw--beyond all ques- he was aware of Dicky's know it. alas! with the n Jealousy 1 thought I ed, but which I found was thin my foolish heart. i" Dieky called cordial out the place?"
 bd swiftly. casually-T casually--and nodded n gnition without offering he omission annoyed mo, brtain that if I had not she would have greeted ffhand fashion.
 lyt" she said coolly. Madgc. what do you kc7 They're exactly tho