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New Britain herald., 1921-03-17

the principal role. The photoplay was written from a story by the late Cyrus Townsend Brady, and taken from the successful stage play of the same nama by Sydney Rosenfeld.
 Miss Hallor, who plays a dual role in the production, will be remem- bered for her charming portrayal of the wife in The Blue Pearl" and in the forthcoming picture she is said to have a part, or, rather, three parts, that give her splendid opportunities to reach the emotional heights for which sine ia noted.
 The play has been produced in lavish manner, and the producers have surrounded Miss Hallor with a company capable of interpreting the strong story, which has heredity for its theme.
 The principal support of Miss Hal Tor is William Courtleigh, a sterling actor long identified with the Ameri- can stage, who has appeared in many New York successes. Arthur Carew and Elmer Johnson are two other players of reputation who have im- portant roles in the production.
 Other films include Eddie Polo's new serial King of the Circus,' and a Mack Sennett comedy, Wedding Bells Out of Tune
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17

able barrier. Other reels are the Fox News, Mutt and Jeff in Factory to Consumer" and a Century comedy, Fresh from the Farm
 The new vaudeville bill is headed by a musical number, The Three Lorellas,'' two women and a man in singing and instrumental offerings. Tom Kane is d singing comedian and a comedy double number is present. cd by Burke and Williams. Tho fourth act is heralded by the advance man as the only novelty act of its kind on the vaudeville stage. Kara and Sack are the members of the team producing it.
 The management has secured first rights for Civilian Clothes,' which is soon to be presented here and sev- eral other exceptionally fine photo plays that are at present attracting crowds to the Broadway houses are to be brought here.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17
CLOTHES'
 COMING TO IOX'S

Civilian Clothes at Fox's next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday will be remembered by all who are inter- ested in the legitimate stage as being one of the most successful comedy dramas of recent years. It enjoyed a tremendous long run in New York city and met with such success that after it had filled several long road engagements it was brought back again to Broadway and scored an- other decided hit. It was a simple little play replete with the touch of Il master mind. n genius who knew the whims of folks who like to laugh and those whom others would like to see laugh. It is a clean, wholesome comedy free from even a hint of taint. In short it tells in a merry way tho tale of rich young lady, who went to France to nurse the Doughboys. There she met and mar ried the handsome and heroic Captain Sam McGinnis. She came home and in a few months was informed that her heroic hubby had been killed in action. She never told a soul at home of her marriage so it was rather en- barrassing when McGinnis shn up at her fathers mansion with fine Irish brogue and a suit so loud that it put the phone system out for hours. He was engaged as butler and then the fun began. Thomas Meishan plays the heroic young ftjsh tain and Martha Mansfieldsof Zeisfc Fol- laugh. Hn , you 'Y relieved and go go away refresif1d from this picture as the thousands the country over went away from its stage predecessor.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17
COMPLETE NEW BILD
 OPENS LIP AT EOX'S

Tonight brings an entirely new vaudeville and motion picture bill to Fox's theater, the last named feature being the ever popular Harry Carey in Hearts Up," a story written by Carey himself to meet his own ideas of a role that is particularly suited to the dramatic characterizations in which the public best likes him. It is unlike any other play in which he has appeared. It concerns a man who pledges himself to protect the daughter of his dead pal. On meet ing her at the little western railroad station as she comes from the east
 Carey is mistaken for her father. Strangely. the man remains silent and this silence. when an explanation would have made everything simple, later develops into a seeming impass-
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17
LDING A HUSBAND He Garrison's New Phase of 1 |ReUeLati0ns 0f q Wife
Told Her Anntie Niadgc

Told Her Auntie Madgc burned. as much from Ing words as from his for many minutes after
 a very airy adicu from ke stairs. and went into N to dress for dinner. nt little Mrs. Durkce ear1y everything ready -comiug dinner of her bride. and that she lch put out if we all mptly on hand to well u had told Dicky of the funks had been emptied. bad not disturbed the hts. simply spreading lem. SO was quite sure [ summon me to an
 that score, and that I ld not have to inter |ainR on that account. Bcd with extra haste. hearing the while Lii-
 my mother-in law
 than wus It's usual W that Marion was in having her hair combed. [ generally leaves both hiid nervously exhaust
 they love onch other, hpercd as both usually re. it's over now" Lil- pfteuod. soothing. came
 kiss me. bathe your
 water and sit there in halr for a minute or , go on dressing"
 tam ncstGous, sm acklng, y which told of drying bn IIllian's low knock
 | called, and she en-
 as flushed ns my own. ness in every line of figure.
 
 lie down In here for b. will you ?" she asked. ak 2" I reproachad her. pillows and looking ut y. Her breath was lncvenly. but her eyes h weariness. in queer
 heightened color.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17

An economical way to settle coffee is by means of a pinch of salt. An egg is unnecessary in making the beverage if the salt is used. After the coffee has boiled add not more than an eighth of a teaspoonful of salt to pot. Let stand three or four minutes before pouring and the coffee will be nice and clear.
 The salt really improves the flavor of the coffee.
 Menu for Tomorrow.
 BREAKFAST Stewed dried peaches, uncooked cereal with top milk, cinnamon, peanut cookies, tea. LUNCHEON - Potato pancakes stewed tomatoes, peanut cookies, tea. DINNER-Roast pork, potatoes baked with meat, mashed turnips, cabbage salad apple puffs, coffee
 My Own Recipes.
 It is always an economy to buy a Even a small family can use a small roast all up in one or two meals. Leftover roast pork makes de- icious sandwiches chopped with tiny cucumber pickles or may be used sliced cold with chilli sauce.
 Potato Pancakes
 Two cups grated raw potatoes, one tablespoon minced onion, egg, 4 tablespoons flour, 1 teaspoon salt, 2 tablespoons milk, l teaspoon baking powder.
 The potato may be pared and kept in cold water for several hours if old potatoes are used. Crate and mix with onion. Beat egg separately, beating the milk into the yolk. Add dry ingredients to potato and mix thoroughly. Add yolk of egg and fold in stiffly beaten white. Fry in thin cakes in butter and lard mixed Brown first on one side and then on the other.
 Apple Puffs cup sugar, l lemon. teaspoons but ter, inches stick cinnamon.
 Dough
 One cup flour, l F teaspoons bak- ing powder, IA teaspoon salt, milk or water.
 Put water. sugar, butter, grated rind and juice of lemon and cinna- mon into a large covered saucepan When the syrup is boiling add the apples, pared, cored and cut in guar ters. Let simmer until the apples are nearly cooked. Remove the cin- namon and drop in from a teaspoon little balls of dough. Cover and boil for IS minutes. The dough is made by mixing and sitting the dry ingre- dients and cutting in milk or water to make a soft dough.
 Copyright, 1921, N. F.. A)
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17
LORD LOVES THE IRISH'
 PICTURE AT LYCEUM

J. Warren Kerrigan does his court ing in two hemispheres in his newest picture, '"The Lord Loves the Irish, :" which opened at the Lyceum today as a St. Patrick's Day picture, and which will be seen again tomorrow and Sat urday, at both the matinee and evening performances.
 As Miles Machree, Kerrigan meets Sheila Lynch, played by fascinating Fritzi Brunette, in Giengarry, Ireland, and when she departs for America, the handsome hero finds the ould sod much too slow and follows Sheila to New York. He resumes his wooing just where he left off in quaint old Glengarry.
 The Ben Loring Musical Comedy Players are presenting lover the they will offer "Duffy's Jubilee This last named comedy will also be played on Saturday, the last day of the pres ent engagement.
 Among the Counterfeiters'' is the second in the series of Nick Carter pictures starring Tom Carrigan. In this picture, Nick Carter fully lives up to his reputation, and the fondest expectations of those who love to read the famous Nick Carter stories are realized in this picture.
 All ynext week will be Native Tal- ent Week. All amateurs here are notified to leave their name and ad- dresses at the office of the manage ment. Large houses are expected to attend the performances all next week.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17
Lillian k Weary.


 "I ann SO ashamed to let myself go this way" she said. 'I suppose you heard me scolding Marion. Some times I can stand her whimpering over her hair. but at other times it's just the proverbial last straw, and | certainly am the cameIs back today. I feel as if I had humps. mental and physical. all over me"
 The lids closed wearily over her eyes. and I spoke softly. reassurinsly.
 "Try to relax and sleep if yor can for ten minutes. Fortunately I'm all most dressed. and I'll help Marion .'
 "All she needs is to be helped with the hooks in the back of her frock. She attends to everything else her. self beautifully"
 All her pride and love fin her idol izod child spoke in her tired voice, which even as she uttered the words. tratlcd off into drowsiness. care fully drew n light coverlet over her. finished in a few noiseless seconds my own dressing, then drew down the shades and crossed the hall to my mothcr-in-law's room. where Marion sat obedicntly in. rocking chair by the window, her winsome face still bearing the traces Of tears
 Where is your frock, dcar?" I asked. "I'll hook 1t up for you, if you nut 1t on."
 Where is Mother?"
 She sprang 10 her feet. looking at me anxiously.
 Where is mother?"
 she is going to lie down for ten minutes in my room." I answered.
 Her voice and eyes were wild with terror ns she sprang toward me.
 Tell me is my mother sick? Has anything happened to her? You wouldn't tell me a story about it, would you. Auntie Madge? And | was SO bad to her about my hair !'
 T took her trembling little figure firmly hy the shoulders, Joking down reassuringly into her eyes.
 Your pnother is all right" I Rid steadily. '"1 will never tell ysss-sy- thing but the truth. Mar4sn But she k very tired, very nervous. and I have persuaded her to rest for ten minutes"
 She looked at me with wide. search- ing eyes, for long second, then gave a little sigh of relief. It seemed to mo the right moment, however. to tell the child something which had just been borne in upon my own un- dersta nding. l put my arm around her. kissing her tenederly before speaking.
 Marion. darling" I began, and I felt her stiffen against me and knew that she guessed something of what was coming "I think I ought to tell you that I am afraid mother will be i'll. seriously i'll, if we do not all look after her, and make her stop working so hard and keep every kind of worry from her that we can. I do not mean that there's any danger of her being i'll right away" I tenn porizcd at the terrified look in the chiids eyes. "Or, indeed. at all if she takes care of herself. but every one of us must help to look after her and be very careful she doesn't worry over things"
 @ "I'iI never cry over my hair again." the child said. holding her self as erect as if she were taking a VOW No matter how she pulls and sometimes she does pull dreadful Iy. Auntie Madge. But oh, how I wish Uncle Robert was here She worries m awful lot about him.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17
Zeal Lemon Pie by simply ad'
At your grocefy-see coupon

Jiffy-Pie is a new dessert made by makers of Jiffy-Jell. Two kinds Lemon and Chocolate.
 This week we offer to buy one pie for every Jiffy-Isll user. Go get it at your grocery rd sec what it means to you.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17
DRUM CORP TO TAKE PART.

The Y. NJ. T. A. & B. society drum corps will take part in the St. Pat rick's night observance of the Middle town Tabs in that city tonight. The corps and a number of friends will make the trip by automobile bus leaving the Tabs building on Lafay- ette street at 6:30 o'clock
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17
KINCAID KILTIES AT PALACE.

The big Keith vaudeville headliner, "The Kincaid Kilties,' will be the feature attraction at the Palace for Thursday, Friday and Saturday in their excellent Scotch offering. The cast is a large one and includes sing CTS, dancers and musicians.
 Other acts include Deitrich and James, a clever blackface couple: Gallagher and Foley in a variety of fering, and w. s. Harvey company in "The Upside Down Room
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17

sCHILDREN OF DESTINY" PAIACE
 The Palace theatcr will have as its feature attraction today, Friday and Saturday Children of Destiny" Re- public picture. with Edith Hallor in
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-07-21

showed it in his own particular way
Comte de Guy stared unconcernediy AZ
the fire, as II Indifferent to the result
of their thoughts. In his attitude at
that moment he gave true expression
to his attitude on life. Accustomed
to play with great stakes, he had JUST
dealt the cards for the most glgaht'c
gamble of his life. {. What matter
TO the three men, who were looking At
the hands he had given them. that only
a master criminal could have con-
ceived such a game? The only ques-
tlon which occupied their minds was
whether he could carry 1t through.
And on that point they had only their
judgment Of his personality to rely on.
Suddenly the American removed the
toOthpick from his mouth ana
stretched out his legs.
There is q question which occurs to
me, Count, before ! make up my mind
on the matter. Are you disposed to be
q little more communicative about
YOURSELF II We agree to come In on
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-07-21

this hand. it's going to cost big money.
The handling Of that money Ii with
you. Wal-who are your
Won Gratz nodded his head In agree
ment. Steinemann raised his eyes to
the Counts face as he turned and
faced them.
"A very fair question, gentlemen.
and yet one which regret am unable
to answer. would not insult your In
telligence BY giving you the fictitious
address Ola fictitious Count. Enough
that Am . man whose livelihood lies
In other peoples pockets. As you say.
Mr.. Hooking, II Is going to cost big
money; but compared to the results
the costs will be q fiea-bite. You will
have to trust me. even a. ! shall have
to trust you. You will have 10 trust
me not to divert the money which you
give me ~ working expenses into my
own pocket. shall have to trust
you to pay me when the Job Is nn-
ished. -
And that payment will below
much?" SteInemann's cultural voice
broke the silence.
Zone million pounds sterling-to be
split up between you in any proportion
you may decide. and to be paid within
one month Of completion Of my work.
After that the matter will pass into
your hands =. and may you leave that
cursed country groveling In the dir.
ty. :" His eyes glowed with fierce.
vindictive fury: and then. 40 II replac.
Ing a mask which had slipped for .
moment. the Count was once again
the suave. courteous host. He had
stated his terms frankly and without
hagKliug: stated them a. one big man
states them to another Of the same kid
ney, to whom time IL money and indie
clsion or beating about the bush ana.
theina.
Perhaps. Count. you would he good
enough to leave US for q few minutes"
Won Gratx was speaking. 1.-THE deci.
sion Ia big one. and -
why. certainly. gentlemen" The
Count moved toward the door. II will
return In ten minutes. BY that time
you will lave decided-one way or the
other"
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-07-21
% hope the dinner will appsase every
body. Otherwiss-"

% hope the dinner will appease every.
body. Otherwise"
But whatever fears he might have
entertained with regard to the furnl-
ture In Room X. they were not des.
tined to he uttered. Even a. he spoke
the door again swung open, and . man
with a thick white scarf around his
neck. 40 pulled up a. almost com.
pietely to cover his face, came In. All
that the manager could swear to as
regards the newcomers appearance
was a pair Of deep-set, steel-gray eyes
which seemed to bore through him.
"You got my letter this morning7"
"M'sieur lie Comte de Guyr' The
manager bowed deferentially and
rubbed his hands together. Every
thing 10 ready. and three guests have
arrived"
Good. will 20 to the room at
once"
Az he followed his guide his eyes
swept round the lounge. Save for two
or three elderly women Of doubtful
nationality. and a man In the Ameri.
can Red Cross. the place was desert
I'd: and rs he passed through the
swing DOOR he turned to the head
waiter.
"Ruaineas gOOd?" he asked.
NO-business decidedly was not
good. The waiter was voluble. Busi.
ness had never been 30 poor 10 the
memory Of man. But II was to
be hoped that the dinner would be TO
Monsieur 10 Comics liking. F..
Also the wines.
III everything 10 to my satisfaction
teraely. But remember one thing.
After the co6ss has been brought In. I
do not Wish 70 b disturbed under any
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-07-21

circumstances whatever" The head
waiter paused a. he came TO door.
and the count repeated the last few
words. Under no circumstances
whatever"
"Mals certainement. Monsieur 10
com'e. Il. personally will wee
TO II. :"
As he spoke he hunk open the door
and the count entered. II cannot he
said that the atmosphere Of the room
WAS congenial. The three occupants
were regarding one another In hostile
silence, and NJ the count entered they.
with one accord. transfesrsd their sus.
picious giances to him.
For a moment he stood motionless.
while he looked at each one In turn.
Then he stepped forward.
Good evening. gsntlsnsn"-hs still
spoke 10 French-.I an hooored at
700, preespes." II TUNED to the
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-07-21
Rsoroanixe Federal judiciary.

WASHlNGTON.-R of
the federal judiciary system was dis
cussed ut conference attended by
Attorney General Daugherty, Chief
Justice Taft and the special committee
Of judges and district attorneys headed
by Judge John F.. Safer OF Columbus,
Ohio. Mr.. Dnugi,erty said that plan
was being worked out for a scientific
ally organized judicial system which
would he framed as bill for presenta-
ton to the President.
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"PEAcE INCREDIBLY TEDIOUS"

Demobised officer finding peace incredibly tedious woud
1.eome d'p'rson Legitimate possols but crime Of com
parauy humorous description objection Excitement
a Would BE- prepared to consider permanent job suitably
pressed by applicant o his services Reply at Boz X10
Ny dear Boz X1Ol don't know whether your advsrsement
es Joke ssppose must haze BEEN But rad this
~ sn1 its just possible X1O. just possible you it. And
TO- you're tie vant offer you excitement and
probably crime n" again' it, X1o For girl w bite" of
to the Carlton for tee tomorrow aernoonf have look
At and think genuine Weov uhitt Foyed
your bxtto~hols.
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tie wksls
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White Population Increased.

WASHINGTON.-The white pOpula-
tiOn II Washington state increased 10
per cent. between 1910 and 1920. while
the negro population Increased 1873 per
cent. the census bureau announced.
Enumerators In 1870 reported 1,319.777
whites. 1887 Japanese, LILO Fill
pinos, Hnwaiians, Hindus and Koreans.
Foreign.born whites constituted 1874
per cent. 81 the total population In
1910, ns against 2l.l per cent. In 1910.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-07-21
Ford 10 Buy Nitrate Plant

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Weeks
announced TINT he would ASK " ngress
for authority to accept n proposal by
Henry Ford for acquiring the govern
ment nitrate plnnt Mt Muscle Sho9ls.
Ala. II the offer wns found to he 4
stnntinl" The proposal. which WINS
transmitted by Secretary Hoover. wns
on his desk. Mr.. Weeks said. adding
that he would begin the study OF 'fs
terms ut once. Mr.. Ford offers TO buy
the nitrate pInnt, equipment md limos
for ai.OON.OO0.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-07-21
Ask Reduction in Livestock Rate.

WASHINGTON.-R on livestock
were held to he unreasonable from an
economic standpoint, and recon-
incubation was made to the Interstate
Commerce Commission that the car
rIers make substantial reductions for
the benefit Of business in general. in
report made Thursday hy Examiner
DisQue.