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New Britain herald., 1921-09-13

Nv ellings. One of the sections was
moved to n ntw site. The "old
Whitehead mansion" OF 81 rooms is
10 be torn down and made into many
small houses. 1t three huge Chin
neys alone are said to contain bricks
enough to build two modest homes.
Thousands of mansions like this
we're built in New England years ago
Wien materials and labor were mex
rcnsive. Increasing cost of mainten-
a'.ce has caused many to be sold.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-13
Grand Jury Has Not Com
pleted It's WOrk-Nation-
Wide Drive Against Ac-
cused's Pictures.

San Francisco. Sept. 13.--Tho SAL
Francisco county grand jury ndJournsd
ut 1910 this morning without conclud-
ing elimination OF tho testimony on
which tho district attorneys office
II seeking an indictment charging
Roscoe (Fatty) Arbucklo. motion pic
turo star. with tho murder Of Virginia
Rappc, nm actress.
The investigation will be resumed
Mt date convenient to Matthew
Brady. district attorney. II was an
nounccd.
Arbuckic was brought before the
grand jury just at ono o'clock this
New Britain herald., 1921-09-13
Forbidden I'm Memphis

Memphis. Tenn. Sept. 13.-The
Memphis board of censors announced
yesterday that the showing of motion
pictures featuring Roscoe tFatty) Al
buckle would not be permitted in
Memphis thcaters until he had cleared
himself Of the charges against him in
connection with the death of Miss
Virginia Rape in San Francisco.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-13

and ort anizationI OF tho school will
reorganize for their winter activities.
Those which will be active this year
are: the Spanish club, the Amphion
club. the French club, the Senior Civ
les club. the debating club. the art
club. the Lettermen's club. the Girra
Glee club and the Young Women'a
Literary society.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-13

ton picture house in Toledo showns
Arfbuckle films. cancelledall OF its
Arbuckls bookings until the film stars
case has been disposed of in the courts
II. w. Lebold. manager of the theater.
announced here today.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-13

Chicago. Sept. 1.-two theater
firms operating strings of moving pic
turs houses In Chicago today can
celled all announced Roscoe Arbuckle
films and said pictures or tho
comedian would he laid IN the shelf
for the present. Another large Arm
was to take action on Arbuckle films
mt a directors meeting.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-13
FATTY ARBUCKLE STILL in CELL in
SAN FRANCISCO JAIL; FILMS BARRED

gan Motion Picture Exhibitors Asso-
citation.
Exhibitors throughout the state
were advised to discontinue showing
Arbuckle pictures until the case
against the film comedian is disposed
Of
New Britain herald., 1921-09-13
BnmnIo Votes No

Buffalo. n. Y. Sept. ia special
meeting last night OF Buffalo theater
manager voted to show no Fatty
Arbucklo films until the murder
charge against the comedian had been
disposed of.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-13
Providence POLICE Act

Providence, X. L., sept. i3.-The
Providence police commission issued
an order yesterday that no motion pic
ture houses In this city should show
any film In which Roscoe ArbuckIc
appears until he Is acquitted In con-
nsction with tho death OF Miss vir-
Rinin Rape I'm san Francisco.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-13
banned nj Detroit

Detroit, Sept. i3.-All pictures fea-
turing Roscoe Arbuckie. held In San
Francisco In connection with the
death OF Virginia Rape, were placed
upon tho ban yesterday by the Michi-
New Britain herald., 1921-09-13
rrimInntc,I nv Mannrcrs

Portland. Me-, Sept. t3.-Manngers
OF local motion picture houses featur-
Ing Roscoe Arbuckle pictures an
nouncod last night cancellation of
all such films until the outcome Of the
murder charge against Arbuckle.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-13

Derby. Sept. ia motion picture
house here which had a Roscoe Ar
buckle picture booked for last night.
cancelled the showing. and obtained
another film to take it's place.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-13
PhiIntlelDhIn Also

Philadelphia. Sept. 13.-Mayor
Moore last night instructed Director
Cortelyou or the department OF public
safety to prohibit the showing OF
Fatty" Arbuckle Aims I'm Philadelphia
New Britain herald., 1921-09-13

Canada, with an area of 3,729,66 )
square miles, has a population of
about 100000
New Britain herald., 1921-09-13
OLD MANSIONS GOING
Famous Old New England Homes Will
Make Two Modern Houses of the
Present Day.

Pittsfield, Mass. Sept. 13.-Some of
New England's fine old mansions are
being sawed apart to make modern
homes.
One bit of cross-cut saw handiwork
here was the successful division of a
@0-roo house into two apartment
New Britain herald., 1921-09-13
Withdrawn In Jersey City

Jersey city. ~. J.. Sept. 13.-No
Roscoe Arbuckle films will be shown
here for the present. John BentlY.
commissioner Of public safety. an
nounced today. No theaters adv>r-
tired the comedian today. but n house
that was TO have featured him to-
morrow withdrew the picture.
Cancelled I'm Toledo
Toledo. O., Sept. 1.-THE only mo-
New Britain herald., 1921-09-13
Save money on new
dishes

Think of getting AZ pieces of
handsome Partisan China, en-
bossed with gold band, for
only 80 free coupons and $500
For 80 more coupons and Sc. 90
you can get 80 pieces more. A
third set of "a pieces for 30
coupons and $500 completes
this magnificent dinner service
of 112 pieces.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-16
SIDE TALKS
bw Ruth
ARE YOU A RESEMBLANCE SEER?

70 wonder what carved this or that Ine'
10 try to guess at disposition and NINA
behind the :&"~. And Of course u Is
inevitable iEat ! should ind mal.y re-
remhluuces in the course uf my study
ua., should envy doing 30 just AZ a
Y;Gdent OF muse enjoys discovering ana
.!en.iry!nE son,r similar tAcmo IN Two
different compositions.
Plain and Frstty Can Look fIifa
Rescmhiances are queer things. Some
tim4s they sNlst brtwecn t~G faces to-
tally dIsstmiiAr. Il very pretty person
nu, look Ike 4 TeTy plain Ie:'"A- When
you discover such a resemblance 80 H"I
tell tho plain person about t tw.thout
mentioning TIVE fact hat th"y Rre unlike
as they are liael tut be careful! not 70
rail- II to the attention OF the more at
,ract!ve. ] d!t once or twice tunti ]
. learned het'er) and was never able to
r1piu!n away tho insult.
II IS funny now many people 10 not
rcalizc that q resemblance c"on To &
handsome ;ereon IS not necessarily p
compliment I know q w"maA VINO
unvcr misses n chance to say thar 81"
has been told several times that she
looks like a certain Distinguished n"
tress. She docs. She has n ni6u:'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-16
The New Generation
JOAN QUESTIONS E MOTHER CONCERNING
CRAIG FORESTER
By Jane Phelps

7 have no right = question yol-as sou
have just told me
YOU'RE rN,usr., FL admit l ana
uwtu.ly curious ABOUT you ana your
Young friends. - it, a Gtty-!ttty pro-
position. my drH". Who IL pcau Zen
nan;" And are you n love with him"
L wrote you w.n lie MAS. = clever
artistic fellow. Md ! an not III love
w!:n him-not !,t' tn" y"t"g voice
he'd = threat 1t seemed ~ MH:earst
II wish for yoIr sake he Wore clean
er liner" Magear,, remarked. Fresh
! .iaeu add to = mans appearance don
You think
Joan disdatncd - answNc. Was this
could IT, be her mother talking IN this
way? Could Il De The !it;le gray mouse
! O: q mother who 40 her lie had kept
in the background and wado her, Joans
life. her happiness. sufficient.
How long shall! YOU say IN New
York. mother One would have thought
them almost strangers instead OF moth
CT and daughter.
"~permaneu,.y, think. Why" non
cha,an,ly replied Margaret. L must 50
now. Can l call a cab from here
Joan called the nearest cab station
and ordered u taxi.
shes glad 1 am going" Margaret
= said 70 heTSEiL, q lNte E'Pe'H"'N Nus
~ her heart
"Good-bye. dear" The tax was walt
ing.
"Good-by". mother. When shall l
see you aeain?'
come to dinner on Sunday. Midday
dinner"
Margaret kissed her quietly. then
: said: -:
Take care OF your complexion. Joan,
Nothing adds 50 much TO d woman5
, looks as a clear skin"
Joan could not Know that her mother
cried all the NAY ha,k 10 the apart
mont: neither did Margaret suspect that
Joan had thrown herself on the bed
and wept b.t.,r'y. Each .p1rel hIngrt.y
for the othsr. but neither would allow
the other 10 kHow II they could help IT,
3 Tororrow-lt = = Good Deal to Re
JUS IL Mother.
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rapcra we're turned over rs n matter Of
routine to Alan lluNerton. officially in
,aurBe OF aI affairs OF this KIND.
When ia, rnse first came TO my at
tcEti"r.' r.. IinHertun ia relating the
incident S,!Lr iUa- iJl"r. i must CON
less that | saw nothing which did not
appear s;rHIgh; and a1Dye-O"ard. But,
when | CHANGED IL go over the at!daIltS
a second time, ! noted that the name Oh
Il certain Joseph Wagner mate OF the
ship ON which l.gacr had L"ch at-
tarued. uCrL!rd w;th 4 frequency "h!ch
MS un.sun.. TO say the least.
"TMa, WAS all. Just a tince OF on
ciousnrsA, OF supervision. as II wagner
had placed h.mself n charge or thr mat
ter and had set out 10 make certain
that no Clips would be made. It's In
moments Of this kind that the criminal
and particularly the amateur in cr!mo
IS mos: likely TO hetray himself. Act
Inn, on the intuition that there might
he something more IN this case thar ap-
reared on the surface. ! sent one OF
my operattvcs-a man named Hamilton
t. Kuralo to look up Wagner and see
what he could ind out. His report was
uon-cummittal In the extreme. Wagner
,~pIrnrrd 10 be 4 mate win an excellent
, rerutatlun and. SO !ar as HamlItoR
could ind out. had never been mixed up
IN anything shady.
"SomehUw. though lad gotten Il In
t. my head that liigGcr's death had not
L.su natural AMI mat the mate had in
some way been responsible tor !.
Even to myself ! hes!tated to th'nk OF
| the man as q potential murderer but n
sixth sense of some kind told me that
Il might be vel. to look into matters n
little moro thoroughly before advising
the insurance company TO Jay claim. &C
! cordlneIy. | wired Hamilton TO return
I TO Chicago and 10 watch Mrs. ringers
! house for 4 few days.
"Eear!v n week "a ssed without deve!-
! ntmeu;s md then. on the morning OF
! ,hr very day when | had planned 70
send the papers back 10 the company
v:rh my official mark OF approval, liam
] ,.r.o reported that Wagner had spent
,rvcral hours a; Mrs. ringers ''ttas"
outside the city and had LEFT wearing
what MY operative described rs an eN-
.reue,v worried lock THIS. or c"urse
might be EXPLAINED by any one OF a
number OF hyDoih"S"s. but my adVlce
"a the company was to postpone action
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Though tn" amount involved was com
Israiive.y small the C.s" 81 MONROE
E.2Err. y! Chicago. and O." manner III
whl,n L- attempted t. dG!r.ud one "'
the !"aIiuE III insurance companies OF
the tinted States posse sed elements
l,h,ch l~L Allan llnh"rt"n q refer |"
I, "a later YEARS - on OF the most
Gusrrl.&g ! ever tacoI"''rcd.'
HiEgor. who appeared to Do a very
ordinary type oi citizen. appeared ~
the rhIraEu uSArr Of the company and
took uut 4 policy witch iEaCrr" M
1T" for one yea for !".""o, s""Jert L"
tie usual PROVISIONS. About Il "'cN
later. bigger returned and stated tnai
no had an opportunity t. take II position
on one II the lake steamers during Two
months Oc the year mad Inquired II MS
Motley would hold good under those con
G!tlpns. lie was Informed that II would
Not. but that e lie wished TO make an
extra payment u Claus covering 'h'S
rg.x could he Inserted. lilo made The
raym"nt. receive! tho new raD"Fs ana
drrarted--on!y 10 ~rc-appcar the neNt
au, with tho statement that no wished
he ruli,y to ne changed To one when
would cover AN entire year UPON the
lake., The extra gUarantc" Was Ar
ranged and the last the company saw
-, Nm was when he lcrt the "llro Win
the document In his pocket.
These trans lions took place early
&, Iun- and. on August ). L woman w'l'
reDrrscn,rd herself as Mrs. susan XIX
ger widow Of Monroe NiEeer. called al
The Office Of the Insurance company 20
cn!iect the $500 due her on the po"'F
o: her late husband, which sne produce
Hgg,r. sN@ stated. had come TO MS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-16

IIir disease Is tuberculosis appearing
I'm thu hip Joint rather tia" B" the
lungs, and II Is suffered MOSTLY -
children under "A. Thor" Is ID" U"''a'
tq.v cause here: hut tho cl'li'S y"."f'..
tuition has. IN most cases h'"n '"."-
par. the samo Kind o" physical ro'''-
t.rn TINT - in danger or running I'M"
consumption. And then III INJURY ma
,ra:,.d a join. .aIHmma,!"', ia watch
tho cuhcrcle h~0c,.luS the tuberculosis
germ, settles md mUi'!plies.
rr now. cocos ,rcr, 70 recovery # the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-16

Are 80, strong at noticing rese"'-
h.ance"
II YOU are "a masculine Render Friend
,uI ere probably Rm""o' .ng So /
;Ru. That Is. you are II tie Auth.T!n";
l. RIGHT. irr ia" says Il is a" essentially
f.,a.r.no ;r..t e. toe Always sc".aB som"
ono vha Iou.s Ike someone else. and
calling upon a h"sH0nd who has SOM
tn.rc more important t. th.r" Of tsu'a
as the latest N football sco!eSl 20 LOOK
W from his PAPER and Try 70 see the
rc~gcwD.a@ce.
TO wA.!ch the Au'hoTmR"S "it' re-
tor;s TIM, Il is a masculine trait 20 In
s,st from rrre pe-vers!ty that IN" dp"s
IN, see n resemblance whea one cannot
rOssihiy hep It.
why women $50 Resemblance cctoaer
rcr,Ip. !r IS hccaUs" women are more
Interested IN the subject "r low p""r!"
hook that ,hoy see reSc'Hl'Nn""s NOR"
,u..Eiv. ror 7 thlnk the AuthormaH IS
right In say!ag that they a..
For ny own part watch.n@ tho moor
NJ those around me IN ~r"sta"r'"t or tho
ntre. or trolley car, or church tn"rer
dur,n Cthr sermon. Of co"r'' : " HsN"
os witch I never ti~n. ," STUDY
,hom. to pick out those thu o'nrn' m"
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100 True Detective Stories

as long as possible-sven going 70 the
extent OF lighting suit II necessary.
Then, after pulling every wire that I
could lay my 4 on. I managed TO get
Hamilton about Wagners ship, acta-
ally fixing It 50 that he obtained the
vacancy which Riggers death had left
Spx times he made the rip ACROSS the
lake and six times he reported that
everything was as It should be. Make
it seven trips l told him. and, II moth
Ing develops, well drop the entire affair
1t WAS about a week later that an IN
velope bearing Hamilton's handwriting
was handed TO me- The insurance COM
ANY had Informed me that on the pre-
yious day that suit was about TO be
brought and that they could not AFFORD
longer to delay payment OF the claim.
owing TO the undesirable publicity
which such q course would entail. So
IL was with m.sSiving that I unfolded
Hamilton's mcssage-for / felt certain
I, that it was merely q repetition Of his
previous reports.
TO my unazement, however. ! found
that he had dug down to tho root o f'ths
entire ana!r-and thai that root was en-
t!rely different from my conception OF
the matter.
"'R.gger's death was q conspiracy be-
tween himself ana NHSIcTt Ieau lno
message. Latter planned everything.
even to supplying missing man with a
life prescrver and sending tho boats in
the opposite direction to that in which
ne fell. Mrs. Rigger ignorant OF details
! but Wagner evidently intended to black
mail her after she obtained money.
/ Have complete evidence, except for Rig
gers present location.
And" as Pinkerton was in tho habit
Of concluding his story, the insurance
conpany refused TO prosecute after all.
: All three of the people implicated got
of scot free-but the case taught me
two things: First. that the recurrence OF
even the simplest detail Is sufficient to
make II suspicious and. secondly. that
il isn't; well TO rely too much on lntul-
uon. Min told me that there was
something wrong with the casa but
when I tried to follow a theory That
was based on murder, I wal working
along a track which would have led me
wide Of the mark. had II not been Tor
the constant and u~nceaEng work OF one
Of the cleverest men who was ever as
ISOLATED with me-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-16
WIFE NEVER SUSPECTED

Boston. Dee. 15.-E;hel K.mIall. tho
young woman. who after her arrest
yesterday. rs James W. Hathaway"
was c~ound'to haye mnsQueraded as a
man for two years. was arra:s1cd IN
court today. charged with the attempt
ed larceny OF On automobile.
Police Investigation - alleged TO have
revealed that on November -. posing
as James ". Hathaway. shc E!nr"!ri
Louise Margaret Acc"'."r. and tho wife.
according - tho p"i:'". asserted that
she nayer suspected her companion was
= M
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-16

which resembles thai Of The actress
which Is the latter's only bad feature
What Fun to Have 6omsons Agrss
Do you ever have days when you So
one resemblance after another ! 90
go down the street thinking or saying
"Thcre. doesn't that woman at tho shoe
counter look Ike the G.'s cook?" That
I girl drinking the chocolate looks like my
cousin r" Look at that mans pronle.
he looks exactly Ike X. D.s profile, but
when he truns around he Is another man
altogether"
what a Joy It is on such An occaAdon
10 nave a sympathetic companion VINO
knows one's circle Of friends and can
see those resemblances with one. Zee
In ga resemblance together Is quite as
close n bond as seeing \ Jest and every
IN. knows that similar beliefs on n
most Important subjects in tho worid
cannot draw one closer than Similar
Ideas Of what Is amusing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-16
WAR MoTKER SAILS

Portland. Maine, Dec. lS.-Ars, Amelia
f Mc,:udden. British gold star mother"
who "~ms 70 this country u pace L
wreath on the grave az Ainhrica's IN
known Soldier. At the smoriA eher-
cisAa al Arlington cemetery. 4 month
sXo, sailed for home today IN the White
Star Dominion Liner canada. She was
accompanied by he~ daughter. kathleen.
and har escort. Lieut.. !. J. HERSHEY,
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All inquiries addressed ;" Tr. liHh'i
IN care Of the "Hra,'h Talks" d"onri
ment will be arFwered IN these columns
IN 'helr turn. tbs requires consider
ah!e timc. however, owing 70 the vre"
rurrhar roccIved. So ~ n personal -
~nr,rncr reply 10 desired. II stamped An'
sol r-addroRsed envelope must enclose
ui,h tho ouestiur-Thc Editor.
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A SMART TOP

pattern 1881 Is here illustrated. IT
Is cut In 4 sizes: Small. 1895; medium
SS-49; large, 42-4t. extra large. 4s-tS
inches bust measure. y medium size
requires "a yards Of 1+-inch material.
The width at lower edge Is - yards.
Bolivia. POO cloth. Goad cloth. vol
ours. duve,yn. Canton crepe. satin and
pi,. n brias are good Tor thls style.
\ pattern ~ this Illustration nal ed
,o any address on receipt OF &c IN s.l-
yer or stamp
write nanLS ard address plainly. Send
~ cents 70 Ints..iseucsr office Wheel
ing, W. Va
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QUESTIONS AND ArswERs.


What are buried - ,rTp;!" t"orsi.a,
Nuswcr-Burled. concealed, submerged
or cryptic tonS!ia are such M arc mid.
len between tn" rsuciAi pillars NJ Ia"
back OF Tho mouth. Whe|"N"r they are
diseased, or so Infected tEat tho In
faction may spread from them throngh
he blood md lHNph channels 70 othr'
parts or organs. The sfil.fu! operator
nm bring them to tre ~s"-fa~" Rrl re-
n.nNe tMeM.
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CARL LANG coMuN

Berl!nG Dec. l5.-(By the Associated
press)-"a-l Lang. not Theodore Lang.
will be Germnny's charge d. affalres at
Wash,nston. Approval by the United
s,ates government OF his appointment to
the WASHINGTON post was delivered to
Oh, foreign office hero this morning.
Herr Lang will start for tho United
tates ut tho end Of. tho present week.
The new charge has been In the Ger
man ronsulrr service at Montreal. CHI
Ca.o and 81 Louis. and also In Russia
Recently II. IS been attached to the
nl.yport ton OF tho German embassy
IN Paris.
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Reccrtly IN erurtion $1,000 miles high
on the sur
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Copyright.
Health Talks
/ By John B. Huber AMMD !

BY GENE BYRNES
NOur account,

Health is man S credit in the bank of life. DO not cNcrWraW
yOur account.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-24

coarse substances oisthe ordinary laxaves And it
form a habit. to cakes of Feschmanns
Yeast day. Eat it regularly period of time
1t will gradually do away with need for axatives
Some ask Won't yeast when eaten the same effect
as IN raising bread? No; it is assmilated just like anv
other familiar food Ony precauton if troubled
with dissolve the yeast first boiling water Place
standing order with for Feischnanns Yeast
To booklet giving many interesting about this
discovery regard address FLEISCHMANN
COMPANY, Dept 11l-x 7Ol Washington ST. New York N Y
Il food, not Laxative
In Of remember that yeast is cor
recfive food a should be taken over
period of time, from weeks a order
to restore normal habits. Do discontinue the Gus
ton1ary cafhartic abruptly but reduce GRADUALLY
10 help the body eliminate daily and restore
normal conditions, to 3 cakes a day
New-York tribune., 1921-04-24
The almost universal tendency
Too many still fail to realize h<
seriousness of this condition

GO many of us subject to constipation that
~ doctors speak Of it almost universal
tendency" Comparatively few have complete
elimination of waste matter without the help Of
cathartics.
The problem is so important that we'll known
medical journal recently offered a prize for the
best essay constipation Twelve of these essays
reprinted in a booklet carry message CT deep
significance to us all.
Probaby frequent causes Of constipation
the indiscminate Of cahartics says the doctor
who the prize and of the writer's empha
size the harm that is caused by catharcs which best
the the trouble bring only TEN
porary relief
For there has been pressing need for simple
food that would in natural way help normal
ditions and keep the body clear Of accumulang
And scientists have discovered familiar
little cake of yeast
First the dramatic discovery that yeast is
wonderful food rich in the mysterious soluble
Then it found that this familiar brought
remarkable results in constipation Fleischmanns
tested for this purpose In leading medical
chronic cases, even Of years DURATION responded
Being food Fescfmann's Yeast by its very nature
better suited to the stomach and inestines than drugs