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New Britain herald., 1921-07-05
pr. Leonllardt Says

the cause of Piles is internal: that's why salves do not give lasting relief why cutting fails.' Hem-Roid,
 harmless tablet that works while you sleep,' removes the cause. Money back if it fails. Clark & Brainerd Co.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-05
HOLDING A HUSBAND Adele Garrison's New Phase of
 Revelations Of q Wife

l found my brain wandering curi- ously to comparison between this journey to the Southampton hospital and the one I had taken but few days ago when I had driven Dr Petit there with the injured woman from across the road. I had thought my heard full of sympathy then for the terrified little child of the wound ed woman. How little 1 had dreamed of the terror and grief which was so soon to come to Lll- Han and me. How casual, perfume tory, the pity for the stranger child. compared to the vital throbbing em otion which pervaded my whole being now.
 A quick, shuddering breath from Lillian, the first sound I had heard from her lips, marked the stopping of the ambulance before the hospi- tai door Dr. Petit looked at her sharply, then I heard him say, softly:
 Steady, Mrs. Underwood, I shall need your help right away"
 Anxious Waiting.
 How we'll he understood the slogan to which her fainting spirit would most readily respond Her head went up in unconscious answer to the spur he had given her, and she fol- lowed him unfalteringly, anticipating almost every low-toned direction he gave her.
 Dicky, my father and Mother Gra- ham were standing in the door of the reception room, waiting for us. Dr. Petit gave them one quick. speculative glance, then turned to me.
 Give Junior to his father" he said quietly. 'I want you to come with Mrs Underwood to the radio graph room. No, Graham, hold him this way"
 His quick eye had seen and remedied Dicky's awkwardness in approaching the task of shielding the child's injured arm. In another halt- minute Dicky was seated in a big arm chair, holding his still sleeping son, and the physician had turned again to his more serious case.
 Not while consciousness remains tu me will I ever forget that wait with Lillian while the X-ray machine buzzed droningly, and we sat with clinched hands and balanched lips, afraid to hope for a favorable yer dict. And then Dr. Petit went away for a little, while the nurse, with compassionate face, wheeled Mar ions stretcher to her mothers side. With a nciseless motion Lillian slipped to her knees beside 1t, her eyes fixed on the little unconscious face. But she was the first to see the physician when he again en- tered the room As she rose moved toward her, for I fearei the effect of either good or evil news upon her tense, strained senses.
 That Dr. Petit shared my appre- hension, I. knew, for. he put his hand firmly upon her arm and held her before he spoke.
 There is no fracture" he said quickly. And it will only be quess- -tion--ef time before she, wakes uD.'' Without sound Lillian sagged in- ertly against me, .swooning for the first time since I had known her.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-05
Why Dr. Petit Watched Lillian
 Carefully,


 Get into the ambulance, Mrs. Gra- ham, the front seat Mrs. T1cer, go with her, and see that she does not stumble. An Miss Jones. I hoped they would send you. Now, Hodge,"
 The tall, capable looking nurse, whom Dr. Petit had just subtly eomplimented, went swiftly to the stretcher which the orderly, Hodge, had just set down near the couch upon which Marion lay.
 I turned at the door with, Junior in my arms, hoping against hope that when they moved che child l would hear some sound, even the faintest of moans, which would indicate re- turning consciousness. But as Dr. Petit and Miss Jones' with infinite skill and tenderness, transferred the inert little body to the stretcher which they had just padded with the blankets the physician and Lillian had prepared, there was not the slightest sound or movement of the beloved little figure.
 | I dared not wait longer and with Mrs. Ticer's strong arm supporting me, went down the steps to the am bulance which had been brought all most to the door.
 K She helped me in, settled me com fortably, and got out herself just in time to aveid being in >r11e way of the stretcher.. Dr. Petit, himself, was carrying one end, with the ! orderly, Hodge, at the other, while the nurse and Lillian on either side, guarded agaiE1t any jar. The trans fer to the ambulance was accom- plished successfully, and pr. Petit gave a low-toned direction to the driver.
 ''Not a. single bump, Bowman" I heard him say :emphaticaIly. Drive slowly" -'.' s- | = -,~'
 A Slow Journey. I felt my heart chill as the am- bulance got under way slowly and carefully-proceeded down the road. u was so guesomely like a funeral procession; indeed, our pace was much slower than the usual auto mobile funerals I had seen.
 I strained my eyes to watch Mar ions little white face upon which three other pair of eyes were intent N fixed-those of Dr. Pettit,r Lillian and the nurse. Not a word. was spoken during the entire journey, which seemed an eternity long, and
New Britain herald., 1921-07-05
GAIETY TRIO STARS
 AT FOX'S THEATER

One of the best male trios to be heard here in sometime opened at Fox's yesterday. The Gaiety Trio, as they are known, are second to none. Their selections are well chosen and in solo, trio and harmony numbers they excel at every performance. Yesterday they took the house by storm. Guy F1sher' roller skater extraordinary, does many difficult stunts spinning about on rollers, and Maude Ellens, singing comedienne, also tells some funny stories of her own. Calvin and Thorn ton, a man and woman, carry special settings and put on high class exhi- bition.
 With this bill is Fatty Arbuckle III ''The Life of the Party This IS up- roarously funny. Two especlally humorous scenes are where Fatty steals an overcoat to conceal his rompers and is pursued by an angry mob; ana where he is being vamped by pretty siren who, at the crucial moment, Sits on the office buzzer, calling the clerl- cal force to witness the event. The theme has to do with a novel party in which the adults come in children costumes, and this accounts for Fatty s attire.
 Eddie Polo in Do or Die," the Fox News, a Chester Outing and comedy are also on the program.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-05

Have you wondered what is caus- Ing you to feel so weak and tired so blue" and nervous? It may be uric acid. You have probably eaten too much meat which has filled your blood with uric acid, weakened your Kidneys and caused that wearing eackache, the headaches, dizziness and other bad feelings. Don't wait for serious trouble. Tighten your diet and use Doan's Kidney Pills. Thousands recommendta them. Ask your neighbor! s- s7
 A New Britain case:.
 Mrs. R. Malyneux, S9 Whiting St. says: T had a very bad form of Kidney trouble. Headaches, dizzy spells and constant sharp pains across my back had me weak and worn ont. My kidneys didn't act right I doc tored but didn't get much help. Doan's Kidney Pills were recon1- mended to me and two boxes cured me aftsr c.-o-- medicines had failed"
New Britain herald., 1921-07-05
FINE BILL AT PALACE.

Hobnobbing with royalty and the peers of Great Britain seems to have become regular habit with Mildred Harris Chaplin, the little golden
 haired actress who has endeared her. self to countless motion picture fans,
 and who will be seen in her new starring vehicle, "Old Dad," at the Palace .tkeater now. Not long ago she danced the fox trot with the Prince of Wales during his visit to the United States. And more recent ly she occupied the same box with Sir Thomas Lipton and the premier of Canada, joining with them in addresses to the audience on the oc- casion of the opening of Canada's largest and most pretentious cinema house at Toronto. It would seem that this habit of the fair Mildred should insure for her a social tri-
New Britain herald., 1921-07-05
NOTICES,

The Boys Club Outlaws will play the All Stars Monday. Please be present.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-05

Stormy Knight" Among the Can- nibals,'' "The Coming of Lone Wolf" Band beginners class. Wednesday-Printing class Out door baseball practice for seniors. Thursday-Indoor baseball. Games. Shower bahs. Reading room and game room open all day.
 Friday-Band rehearsal Reading and game open all day.
 Saturday-Wincheste Junior Rife corps meeting at the range Shoot ing practice. Juvenile police court. No cases.
 Jokes.
 Jack-'Say Artie, this frecracker won't go off,
 Artie-''That's funny, it went of all right a minute ago.
 Rob-"We've been playing school motker"
 Ns-"WeH hope you were we'll behaved during school hcurs''
 Bob-"I didn't have to be. I was the teacher"
 Citizen-"Judge, I'm too sick to do jury duty I've got bad case of the 1tch.''
 Judge-'Excuse accepted. Clerk, Scratch this man out"
 Teacher-ttWhich one of the five senses, sight, feeling, hearing, taste or small, could you get along best without"
 Small Boy-"Fe Feeling, because when you get in an accident you won't get hurt"
New Britain herald., 1921-07-05
GOOD SHOW AT THE LYCEJM.

The vaudeville bill at tho Lyceum IS one of the best they have offered yet. The vaudeville for the first halt of the week includes such features as the Mazuma Japs who perform soma very difficult stunts. Gordon and dene present classy singing and plano act. Elsa Ford is clever comedlenne and is one of the best ln her line. Nib1o and Spencer were the feature with the Lew Kelly show last season, and they are presenting comedy singing and talking act Webb and Romain, character comed- Iahs are pleasing. Dick and Ruby Wrens introduce clever child ac- tress
New Britain herald., 1921-07-05

Activities During the Week.
 Misunderstanding class. Cla1 molding. Outdoor baseball team practice for Juniors
 Tuesday - Movies: Dark and
New Britain herald., 1921-07-05
MY COUNTRY.

Your country is all that surrounds you, all that has reared and nourished you, everything that you have loved. That land you see, those houses, those trees, those smiling girls that pass, that is your country. The laws that protect you, the bread which re- wards your toll, the words you ex- change, the joy and sadness which come to you from men and things amid which you live, that is your country! The little chamber where you once saw your mother, the recollections she has left you, the earth where she reposes, that is your country. You see. it, you breathe it, everywhere! !! Imagine, my son, your rights, your duties, your affections and your needs, your recollections, and your grati- tude, united under one name only, and that name will be MY COUNTRY!"
 EMIL SOUVESTRE.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-05
SUSPECTS ARRESTED.

Lima, Peru, July 5.-Po1ice off, cials have arrested several more persons in connection with the fire which Sunday swept the northwest wing of the government house. The chief of police declared yesterday that his inquiries indicated the fire was of incendiary origin, and that bombs either had been planted .or thrown into the presii entia1 suite.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-05
FARMER'S DAUGHTER KILLED.
Farmland Arrested on Suspicion of
 Illinois Authorities

Winchester, H., July 5.-Beatrice Kincaid, 10 years old, daughter of James Kincaid, a prominent farmer, was found dead in a water trough near the Kincaid barn late last night Finger prints on the child's throat lead authorities to believe she was murdered. Edward Mundy, 32 years old, employed as a farm worker by Kincaid, is being held in the Scott County jail here for investigation.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-05
TRa5r1' PIMs ! 6O< al all Drug Stores
 hsserhlhEn Co: hisc scAe-Bdfaao.NY

WHEN THE BODY BECOMES HID from aches, pains, weariRess or cOld-When all others fail you will find QUICK RELIEF for all your ailments in Sun & Moon Sacred Anointing Ointment and Anointfne Oil. For sale at The Dickinson Drug CO. --
New Britain herald., 1921-07-05
SWIMMER SLAIN, BOY HELD.
Denies Breaking. Companion's Neck
 Confessed Iii. Saw Police +.

Dayton, Ohio, July civilian o1ephenson, nine-year-ol boy, paced cell in the county jail yes- terday' protesting his innocence of implication in the death of Henry BleVlns' a child of z. The body of the Blevlns lad was found in pond near here yesterday. The neck was broken.
 Young Stephenson at first admitted, the police declare, that he broke his companions neck with an iron coupling bar, after an argument, and then threw the body in the pond. The boys had been together swim ming.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-05

umph if she ever goes abroad. And speaking of habit, her next First Nauonal picture to follow "Old Dad" IS called t'Hab bit,
 The Keith vaudeville bill is headed by the Riddle Kabaret."
New Britain herald., 1921-07-05

We are sorry to announce that MT k. H. Stahl, one of our most efficient workers, leaves us to accept a position in Porthmouth, N. H.
 On June 25th the band went on the Universal Club outing and the follow ing events took place and their win ners: Sack race, V. Schultz and C. Skurzewski; three-legged race, w Madrak and E. Nyborg; 50 yard dash B. Madrak and J. Sartinsky; 100 yard dash, V. Schultz and E. Smith.
 The band will go to their annual outing July 18th, to Beach Park Clinton, Conn.,, and will have dinner at the Dew Drop Inn.
 There will be meeting of the Win chester Junior Rifle corps at the range this Saturday at 10-p. m.
 The band will play at the EIihu tion exercises next Tuesday,
 All members of our orchestra re- port here Tuesday evening at 7:FO D. m. for rehearsal
 Activities During the Week.
, 1921-08-20
"GirI In TAXI
On Lyric Bill

What promises 20 be one Of the
best farce comedies yet produced will
be shown Mt the Lyric Theater. Sun
day and Monday 1t is n latest Mr..
and Mrs. Carter DeHnyen production.
The Girl In the Taxi n First Ma
tionai. The story is an adaptation OF
the famous musical comedy stage sue
cess by Stanislaus Strange and Is di
rected by Lloyd Ingraham.
According to advance reports the
screen version Of The Girl in the
Taxi is one continuous round of
~moilycoddie he feared he First
crack out OF the box ne steals his
laughter. In its many mirth provok-
ing situations It is said to reveal a
veritiabie deluse Of wholesome humor.
far more provocative OF laughter than
its stage presentation.
The interest OF the story centers
around Berthe Stewart and Mignon
Smith. played respectively by Mr.. and
Mrs. Garter DeHaven. Rertie's pen
chant TO embroIl people in embar-
, 1921-08-20
80 Years Old
WAS Sick
Now Feels Young After
Taking Eatonic for
Sour Stomach

81 had sour stomach ever since ]
had the grip audit bothered me badly.
Have taken Eatonic only q week and
am much better. Am 50 years old, "
says Mrs. John Hill.
Eatonic quickly relieves sour stom-
ach, indigestion, heartburn, bloatinF
and distress after eating because il
takes up and carries put the xces
acidity and gases which aus most
stomach ailments Ifyou have tried
everything" and still suffer, do not
give up hope. Eatonic has brought
relief to tens of thousands like you.
A big box costs but q trifie with your
druggists guarantee.
, 1921-08-20
Ins

ITS
The royal ratment in Such 4 Lit.
tie Queen" featuring Constance Bin
ney in the screen adoption OF the de-
liEhtful stage romance by Claiming
PoIlack is as heavy as a soldiers pack
while the seweled crovn weighs two
pounds The star was worn put after
each d5y's performance and was de
lighted when the plot brought the
Queen TO America where the royal
robes were not -osded. The picture
Is showing for the last times today.
Good Women" which is booked for
Sunday and Monday at Iris theater,
is a story OF the violation Of modern
convenience enacted by favorite char
acters Of the film land One OF the
CHIEF characters in the picture is Inn
Brouevitch. to whom domestic happi-
ness is everything. She owe her
husband Nicolai. an irresponsible
musical genius. Nicolsi permits his
Maynard fancy to stray afieId and be
comes cnaInorcd with the daring
theories OF katherine Brinkley. a
pe,fed heircss who considers she Is
entitled TO ''live her own life. which
means a defiance OF conventions.
A return Engagement OF Norma Tai
madge in Tn Moth will attract pic
turc lovers to the Iris on Tuesday
Tho story is taken from the popular
noval OF William Dana circuit entitled
The Moth" II is written around n
young girl. Lucy Gilman. OF great
wealth who is left alone in the world
and becomes a prey OF parasites who
infest the outer fringes OF society. a
mad love OF pleasure use Lucy to
fling herself into vortex of the
Eayest set OF society. and here her
happiness Is IN the verge Of being
wrecked when she is saved by what
al first seems but an additional form
OF disgrace.
Wednesday and Thursday will show
Miss Alice Brady in Little Italy, a
heal interest story OF n region in
our own New York state The lead
ing character OF the tcmperamentai.
intense Italian girl is we'll played by
tire star and the plot of the story is
unusual in theme and holds interest.
David Powell playing in the "Mys-
terry Road at the Iris on Friday and
Saturday. chose the scenes for the
drama from tho choice sights along
the French Riviera The story Of the
, 1921-08-20

Brooks. Chiefs OF Shozhone n Ara.
pahoes who will participate in dedi-
cation. press representatives from
Wyoming and many parts Of the Unit
ed states.
The first stop VIII be at Crowheari
Butte where the story Of the battle
between Shcshone and Crow chiefs
will be told by Finn Burnett. n pio-
neer Of northwestern Wyoming. and
"a roundup and chuck wagon dinner
at Dubois. Following the dedication
Sunday morning many OF the party
will continue the trip through the
park.
, 1921-08-20
Negroes and White
Arraigned Togethci

CHEYENNE Wye. Aug. 90.
Whether as he aNcrrcd. r. c. Lee
colored. is merely n housekeeper OF
j. E. Miller. white or, as she averred.
is his common-law wife, fortified in
that position by 4 years of associa-
ton. was disregarded by the mum.
cipal court here when thec couple were
arranged as a result OF mutual re.
ordinations involving disturbance.
but the mar was given the sitter
sentence in the pronouncement OF thu
sentences. He was fined $50 and
sentenced to serve thirty days in
jail. while the negress escaped with
a fine OF $50.
, 1921-08-20

For the coming Friday and Satur-
day. a Rohertsp n-coic release III
Women Only Knew viii be shown
The picture was taken with Cornell
university as a .~Ngrs1zd. The
photoplay opefs with q series OF
scenes Of COLLEGE life-comedy scenes.
dramatic scenes. atletic scenes and
scenes OF all sorts familiar to the stu.
dent. T.. IT. Griffith. who directed az
Women Only Knew" is on the roster
Of those who love Cornell. and when
he found the picture called for uni.
versity atmosphere, he Immediately
hied himself upstate and started his
york within the precincts OF Cornell.
, 1921-08-20

David Powell playing in the "Mys-
terry Road at the Iris on Friday and
Saturday. chose the scenes for the
drama from tho choice sights along
the French Riviera The story Of the
, 1921-08-20

BRING RESULTS.
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS
, 1921-08-20
LONG CARAVAN
LEAVES LANDER
FOR PARK
Many Notables in Party, In
Guiding Representatives
of Stats Leading
Newspapers.

LANDER. wyo.. Aug. 2O.-over 100
automobiles Left here at $50 this
morning for Dubois. a journey tina;
will traverse historic grounds conse,
Grated by pioneers n replete with
continual scenic wonders as the first
step in a two-days program centering
around h dedication of Two-GwolTca
pass as the front door entrance 10
Yellowstone National park.
The party includes Governor Carey,
Senator Kendrick, former Governor
, 1921-08-20

RAISING situationsi serves to convince
his stern parent hat he is not the
fathers best clothes and pawns them.
Then he hides in n taxicab hired by
a beautiful young lady. and finally he
enmeshes a group Of his fathers
friends in a situation bordering on
insanity. How he finally saves the
day for them all. and in h process
earns a laurel wreath fror; his stern
parent. is said TO afford Mr.. DeHaven.
an unusual opportunity TO reveal bis
ability OF a farceur OF b first mag
nitude.
In the supporting a $ are King
BaEsott. Grace Cunard. Otis Harlan.
Tom Mcclure. Margaret Campbell.
Lincoln Plummer, Freya Sterling and
John Cough.-Adv.
, 1921-08-20

m scene from the picture a 20
powered motor car is needed. The
driver who volunteered TO engineer
the machine was Capt y. c. Fftz-
gerald. late Of h United States air
service. who is known as n daredevil
automobile drive md stunt man.
, 1921-08-20
CARD OF

We wish to express u thanks 10
u neighbors and friends. Kykendail
Rebekah lodge No. 30 aAS Royal
Neighburs OF America for the kind.
ness and sympathy extended US dug.
Ing tho sickness and death OF our
beloved mother and grandmother: also
for the beautiful floral offerings.
MR. AND MRS. ELOF ENG
DAHL AND FAMILY
s-eo.1t'
, 1921-08-20

Sunday and Monday tho America
viii show h latest film by Tom Mix
in After four own Heart" In the
him the star uses his own aIrplanes
for tho roundup. in addition to his
popular horse. ora Carew Is Nike
leading woman in this picture. Others
IN the cast are George Hernandez
William Buckley. sid Jordan, +. c
Robinson and Bill Ward. George f
Marshall directed the picture.
, 1921-08-20

Mystery rad. an original ona writ.
ten by E. Philips oppenheim. deals
with n young Englishman whose FOL
lies bring him along n mystery road
OF life to the inevitable hour when
one must come 10 the realization that
folly doesn't pay.
, 1921-08-20
America

The Fighter" which drew such
crowds 20 h America yesterday. Is
seen fer the Inst times today. The big
railway wreck, the intensity o. the
plot as well as the splendid acting OF
tho leading man. Conway Tearle. sup
ported ~ Winifred Westover. al.
make h picture one OF unusual in
terest.
, 1921-08-20

Are o waiting for building prices
to como down Prices today are nj
rock bottom; investigate and you will
find IL will pay you to build now. See
Grover G. Gorsueh. builder OF good
homes. Ninth and WOlcott streets.
, 1921-08-20

A Young rescued from
drowning in q canoe accident at
LynchhurEh, Va. loudly iamented the
loss OF her powder huff.
, 1921-08-20

The well known dramatic actress
Dorothy Dalton. VIII be seen in BE.
hind Masks" at the America on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday. Ir
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-23
INTERPRETING A TREATY.

The discussion which has arisen over the inter-
probation Of a portion Of the four-power treaty now
pending illustrates the difficulty that lies in the use
of language as a means of expressing thought. 1t
has been said that language is given to man to en-
able him to conceal his thoughts, and undoubtedly
Language is frequently used for that purpose, but
even where the message is made to contain the
greatest clarity of expression, someone is quite like
|" to. discover that in a particular spot there is room
for more than one construction, and if the item hap
pens to be an important one, grave results may fol-
low. ..
There is a question now, first, as to the real in
tent OF the governments represented in undertaking
to respect each others insular dorinions; and in
the case of the United States, of the reconciliation
of opinions Of the administration with those of its
representatives on the conference. President Hard
ing gave it as his: personal opinion that the terms
used did not include the mainland Of Japan. The
understanding is that the delegates at the confer
ence had the contrary view and intended to include
all of Japan in this compact. Mr.. Harding has, ex-
pressed himself as entirely willing to accept the in
depreciation of the delegates so that no friction is
likely to arise on that score, but the incident illus
trates the point that the language Of a treaty, no
matter how carefully prepared may, in certain cases,
be misinterpreted and misunderstood.
Another feature Of. this subject is the more or
less interesting fact that the discussion has given
something more for Senator Reed Of Missouri to
talk about. 1t was a foregone conclusion when it
was made known that the Japanese mainland was
that Mr., Reed would object to it. 1t was. equally
certain;that he would have objected had the oppo-
site construction prevailed. Mr.. Reed is one of the
most active single-handed directors in the United
States senate, and he is on the job twenty-four hours
in every day. So