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New Britain herald., 1922-10-10
METHODISTS TO START
 NEW CHURCH SCHOOL
Patterned After Week Day Classes of South Church-First School Opens
 Thursday Afternoon.

Plans have been adopted by the church to start week day church school for religious instruction, simi- lar in plan to the one conducted by the South Congregational church Final details have been completed and the new school will open Thursday afternoon of this week.
 Miss Cora B. Graulich of 2s Un- perience. has been engaged as a di- rector of religious education and has assumed her new duties. Miss Grau- lich will have charge of this school and, with the assistance of the office secretary Miss Gretchen Larson, is busy making arrangements.
 The new school will be supplement tary to the Sunday school, and will include the junior departments. It will meet every Thursday at o'clock or as soon after as the public schools are over Bible stories and handwork will form part of the program.
 Among the teachers who will start Thursday will be Misses Lolia and Ethel Littlehales, Mrs. Evelyn Nun ger, Miss Ruth Doolittle and Mrs. George Rogers.
 Miss Graulich has been in this work for nine years, having served in a similar capacity in the Westville M. E. church in New Haven and in Woonsocket, R. + She Is a graduate of the D. w. Bakeslee Training school at New Haven
New Britain herald., 1922-10-10
CITY ADVERTISEMENT.
 NOTICE.

The Selectmen and Town Clerk of the Town of New Britain, hereby give notice that they will be in session at City Hall, West Main Street in said Town, for the examination of those persons who shall be found qualified to become electors of the state, on Saturday, Oct. IA, 1922, from o'clock a. m. until 8 o'clock p. m., and on Monday Oct. 16, 1922, from o'clock a. m. until o'clock p. m.. and also on Saturday, Oct. 21, 1922, from g o'clock a. m. until o'clock D. m. Dated at New Britain, Conn.,, this 10th day of October, 1922.
 ARVID H. NERO,
 LEWIS w. LAWYER,
 CHARLES P. WAINWRIGHT,
 Selectmen.
 ALFRED L. THOMPSON,
 Town Clerk (N. B. Herald).
New Britain herald., 1922-10-10
ANNIVERSARY TRAIN
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Is 70 Years Old-First Run Re-enaced Today.

Chicago, Oct. 1o.-A special train rolled out of the La Salle street sta- tion this morning just seventy years after the first run" to Joliet H., on the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific railroad. At the throttle was Charles Hayden, chairman of the board of directors of the Rock Island.
 The re- enactment of the first run from Chicago to Joliet was part of the railroad company's celebration of 70 years of service.
 The principal parts of the observ- ance took place in Chicago and Joliet, but the anniversary also was com memorated in special services in scores of cities and hamlets along the Rock Islands 5000 miles of rails.
 Aboard the anniversary train were J. E. German, president of the Rock Island, other officials of the road, in- cluding directors of the Union Pacific and it's president, Carl Gray, and Mrs. w w. Stevens, who was a passenger on that first train on the first link of the system in 1852.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-10
HAITI WOULD CUT
 POL|CEMEN'S PAY.
But That Was Only Rumor--
 Guardians Appealed

Port-Au-P Prince, Haiti, Oct. 1o-A threatened strike of the capitals po- lice force has been averted through the intercession of the American high commissioner, Brig, General John H.. Russell
 A rumor that their pay was to be reduced one dollar per month brought Haiti's finest, so their letter to Com missioner Russell ran, to the dire al formative of being deprived of their perfume. hairdresser and barber" or going out on strike. The present pay, the letter complained. was so insuff- cient tbat it was necessary i've should have women who give us food" The letter ended with the appeal We hope, general that like a good father you will take pity on your devoted children; we hope for justice for our plaint in the presence of the whole world"
 Was Rumor
 An investigation was promptly or dered through General Douglas C. McDougal. chief of the Gendarmerie. under whom the police function. This showed that the rumored reduction had originated in the mind of a po- liceman who had been fined one dol lar for a dirty rifle. AS to the com plaint about food, it was found that since the police had been placed on a balanced ration, the average gain in weight for the 230 members of thee force had been nine pounds in the first month.
 Reassured by the high commission CT, the police are patrolling their beats and regulating traffic, well coif- fured and redolent with their favorite brands of perfume. and Haiti's capital slumbers peacefully at night.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-10
NEW YORKER LOSES JEWELS.
Chicago Thieves Break Into Locked
 Sedan-Get S3.5OO Haul.

Chicago, Oct. 0.-Breaking into his closed and locked sedan at Wabash avenue and Monroe street during his absence, thieves stole a suitcase con- taining jewels valued at $500 from H. M, Schrader. representative of w.. Reichart & Co.,, a New York whole sale jewelry house.
 Other jewels worth similar amount were overlookeod by the thieves.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-10
NEW ASYLUM NEEDED.

Hartford, Oct. 10.-It is the opin- ion of John M Wadhams, chairman of the state board of finance, that the increase in the number of insane people in the state will make the building of new institution for in- sane, to be located in Fairfield coun- ty, a necessity within a short time The matter will be brought before the general assembly at the coming ses- sion, and request will be made for an appropriation with which to start the new institution.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-10
WEATHER REPORT.
Showers Tonight and Wednesday; Warmer Tonight Southeast Winds.

New Haven, Oct. 1O.-For Connec- ticut: Showers tonight and Wednes- cay; somewhat warmer tonight; fresh to strong southeast and south winds.
 Conditions: The generally low pres sure east of the Rocky Mts. has de- veloped into a we'll defined storm area central over Ohio. Cloudy and rainy
New Britain herald., 1922-10-10
rNFnJFD ORDERS.

New York, Oct. 10.-unflled orders of the U, s. Steel Corp on September 30 were announced today as 6,691,6o7 tens as compared with 5,95o, lo5 tons on August 31, an increase of 74l,5o2 tons.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-10
ORDERED TO CoNsTANr1NoPLE.

Washington, Oct. 1o.-The new supply ship Denebola, mother ship to the destroyer squadron of the Atlantic feet, now outfitting at Philadelphia, will proceed to Constantinople about October 30 to mother the squadron of destroyers, 12 of which are en route now.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-10
PROSPERITY IN FRANCE.
Figures Show There are But 3,35t
 Unemployed Persons There.


 Unemployed Persons There.
 Paris, Oct 1o.-(By Associated Press ss)-Prosperit smiles in France according to the official figures is- sued by the French labor department which showed that there were but 3,35o unemployed persons through out the republic on September l. The fact is that in most categories of labor there is greater demand for workmen than the supply. The French authorities have recently giv- en their consent for the importation of laborers from abroad. Thousands of Italians and Poles have answered the call and these are arriving in in- creasing numbers every month.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-10
DIsLOCATED SHOULDER.

Chicago, Oct 1o.-Andrew Harla- tan shook hands so vigorously on pa/ng from friend today that he dislocated his shoulder and tainted.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-10

Telephone companies in Japan find it difficult to secure girl operators.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS

weather prevails this morning from Illinois eastward to the coast and as far south as Tennessee. Pleasant weather prevails between the Rocky Mts. and the Mississippi river. The temperature is low in the western and southern districts. It was ten degrees colder at Pensacola. Fla, this morn- ing than it was in New Haven.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity cloudy and rainy weather with lower temperatures.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-10

sTUDEBAKERs-Light six touring, ss7S: special six touring. $1275: big six tou tiEs.
 sl65o: F. 0. B. factory. Nj. Irving Jaster. lss Arch St. This Is a Studenaker Ysa.,,'
New Britain herald., 1922-10-10
Auto and Truck Agencies

BUICK MOTOR cARs-"Better cars ase b.. ing built and Buick Is building them New Britain Buick Co.,. a3s Arch st, sst, Telephone 1870.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-10

HUDSON, 1919, touring; 1921 Chandler; 1918 Chandler. Aaron G. Cohen 1s5 Park St., near Main. Phone 2-3457
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
CONVICT lNWTTTlNGLY
STARS IN MOVIE

NEW YORK. oct 2>.-lu san QUEEN
tin reuitenttary, Ca!. th"r" resides
a notorious hpld-up man who. upon
tho completion Of his stretch" vii!
iiud his cvil cuuntcuauc" d.pirtcd
"a h!lihoards auh tn"a,or posters
All over the land. according To MI
ton Si!ls. motion picture actor In
order TO portray the character OF
Bud" Boyle IN the Thomas II. Inc,
production OF skin Deep" S!lls
copied the features OF the convict
from a rogwes' gallery photograph.
making his own !incamenls conform
by the use OF putty. cotton Eauze
and adhesive tape
Shls. in the makc-up OF Doyle
has Lroi;cm nose. caulinowcr cars
and lumpy jaw OF a thug and roust
about The theme of the picture is
based on a remarkable plastic sur
gica! o"ration by which! these ais
tortcd features are changed tc nor
NAL. resulting, according TO the au-
thor OF the story, in the moral re-
generation of the convict through re-
stored soitrcspoct. SIlls has discover
ed that the convict from whose pic
lures h. rot his "hlm face" wil!
he at liberty about the time the pic
tGrc is released and the actor bo-
licvcs he viii recognize himself on
the biilboards
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
PIPER AT THE ACADEMY IN FAMOUS COMIC OPERAS
THE FIRST YEAR, TO BE
At ACADEMY NOV. 70.
Play Of Rare Fund Of Mcrri.
mcni viii Be Seen
Here.

'rhn First Year another ono r,
John Gplde1's -n;iciug theatrical at.
fractions. llS" his "Lirhtuin'." Dear
Me Thank You" Turn tn tho
starts ON = weeks endorsement at
me Academy Monday November 90.
That mission Is To supply a rare
'u"d OF mcrr,ment ami. according to
,he verdict concerning this Frank
craven. play as a FUN rrovidar. ron
d"r"l hT III. combined press ~ New
YORK. where for twu years IL con-
needed substantial consideration Of
a Eiud out OF tho ordinary. it will
succeed quite as well here TN settin.,
tHr Hudl"nCe into an uprOar of laugh
ter. Th" First Year" as is the ease
with every one al Mr. GoIdeu's plays.
was staged under the direction or
Winchsi! Smith. a writer himself, who
has contributed many successful
plays.
The frs, act of THE First Year
shows US the family sitting-roorn.
harsh. unIovcly and moral ordered.
IL Is said to he cl"vcrly done and
must be the background from which
many % tn" prosperous in the au-
diruco have happily escaped They
look at it, chuekle s.utimentalIy.
with "a forgotten sense OF citation.
"" have q mother. uucrulous and
old fashioned. a really funny dear
father. a discontinued daughter and
two lovers. one a SNOWY, young hust-
Ter. who Spurus the country. only to
have the city turn and bite him, and
Tie other = worthy youth who loves
his home town and returns To II In
triumph. In the nvst act. the young
woman decides unexpectedly to mar
~ tn" 'lm'd young man. Tho second
act nuds them In an apartment in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
l3 COMPANIES BUSY,
IN PARAMOUNT FILMS

Thirteen COMPANIES are at work on
Paramount pictures TO he released
after February /. ii was announced
this week by Jesse l.. Lasky, frs,
vice president In charge OF produc-
ton OF tn. Famous rlaycrs-Lasky
Corporation, They are engaged both
az the West Coast studio and the
Long Island plant.
Mr. baSky is i'll New York at the
present time discussing the produc-
ton schedule with other executives
OF the company.
one Of the biggest productions Of
the series is The Covered Wagon"
being produced by James CRUZ, who
directed THE old Homestead"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
MARION DAVIES PRAISED
BY PRINCE OF WALES

The Prin,o of Wales. who saw the
hig cosmopolitan picture. when
NniShthood Was in Flower" when II
"p'he" In London recently. declares
M"rIoh Davies star OF the produc-
.ioh' Is the most beautiful girl he
las ever seen on the screen. Tie
now wants to see ali the hlms in
which she has appeared. He nrat
NV her IN The role of Princess Mary
Tudor at a private showtnr NJ ma
picture at York House. his Iopdon
residence. Later he was present nj
inc opening night at the Scale
Theater.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
Opinions EiHcr.

Yet in spite OF the economically
independent "uancipatcd " % III I. u
point Of view, II large percentage 81
the women seeing Miss AnSlin's play,
d"clar" the heroine is not simply an
erect!v" creation OF the playr!gh.
bu' real woman. Said one o: thcs"
heroine defenders: "N:lian Hunts
frantic efforts To win back her hUs-
bands love are entirely natural. For
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12

were - real person & friend whom
they would like 10 help II Is this
that makes mo feol So sur" IN my
own mind that thc-o IS nothing uu-
real about tho heroine OF my pay.
but that sh" is q universal iyIo "S-
pericncing th" tyerHl, womuu's 70
aDtlUn " a hArhs sIms sItuMtinn."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
Say Character Unnatural.

X" real woman would huyr no
inflated herself 10 such an extent
under similar circumstances" de-
Jared one femin.stie type expressing
ner ideas OF the play. "Wou.n are
NO longer the parasitic creatures uf
he middle ages d.pendeu: on men
for their very .N!stcne" T.aay any
wumnn,o: my acquaintance ,tcIr; the
situation with which vivian HUNT j.
forced 10 deal. would. &iihou, amy
hesitation trli hcr husband 10 to.-
."w tho path be had selected 81.
would not exhibit her wounded heart
10 him for iurincr dagger thrust,.
nor would size G'hasn herself in trv
humIliatiup and uhjcet fashion Of the
heroine "f tn" play. Instead. her firm
tHd women would dictate "a course Of
action that woglb %" GiVu4trd. re-
st'trincd ANA commemorative. R,vcrs.
inS the situation. sin. would piriurr
her husband reaction To- the problem,
as II II were she and not ne whp
had committed tho indcscretion. and
rh" w"G!ld Know without any dc
Liberation that :, man would not h.y
hn ctriME VIE on his Knees 10 return
=" tho sacred portals 81 tho home. 1t
= ihls single standard fvr both sexes
mat make the Wii cunrcaSoHa who
Sro"elS ia the earth when She has
received IbUsc. instead OF hold nE her
head htrh and treating her uuia!thfu!
husband as ho iull well deserves"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
"rhr Dance ar Life"

THROUGH thu courtesy Of Il. T..
Schulh"rg, president OF Preferred pic-
lures. Eve VuSoll. head of his sc.na-
II" department. viii 20 to New
York shortly 10 supervise tho pruduc-
ton "f her story. THE Dance OF
Life Joseph SchildNraut and Ru-
dolrh Schildkraut his father. wsu H.,
featured In tn" iilm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
De WOLF HOPPER, NOTED
COMIC OPERA STAR, HERE
With Company of Stars, Will
Make Merry at the
Academy.
10 APPEAR IN "TIIE MI<ADo.
al. VI. =. rinnforc" to Is. Presented
cdncNdny Night-t.iiicrt and Sui
LYNN Classics StiiI Most TuncfuI or
Light Opcrns,

be wolr JIopu.r.y ,,,o,r,co l.,
aIwovs o,,I . ,. ,
''' ""' ''9
''"''"s TINS season I" the Academy
tomorrow night. TUESDAY night and
Wednesday, matinee in ".rI rIl,,b,"
,ud ,v,d,,,y,,, ..,, .r,,.,....
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may be said to be thrice welcome.
for he VIII bring with him his as-
sociatcs Of the Gilbert X sullivan
r,,i ,, ,,,,,..
80
'"eS FORM '"e most notable light
opera organization thut has ever
been Organized IN TINS country Mr.
I.,, ..,,
"''''' Ia 40 Oh ms
''S' famous characters mat mani
; fest his great sense % drpll.ry nuI
his unusual musical ou,Ii,v yyht,b
r... -, 49,, i,
nam '"i'SPHl'"'! '"'"-
""H' among IN" COMEDIANS Of his
own country, as well as Of other
Neutrality-suspicious.. ,.,..
...r. 49,.
va N'''"' H'' iinbp"r VIII.
-, $500 a." h"Eo' inc
- 'e'D"'' 4 mum" r"""
49, !" "h''h II. never mas mad an
,. "',,"s' Su''t' 'H"HH
-i'"'"' ~ inns
N',,' hrS' pr
'''' ~ '' "''" . i'a'' ~ pun
49,. ''' 'f"'i''H NY mat OF
"r''"- Us '"'
'' ''"'' "|''''' 'h"I' - ""
=" '"'''''''" YIN IL III
- "'''''h h'iHh'tr ''nrs
. '''''''" music u "h'"FRei-
.ti ~ ~ n, 10" ,'"'.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12

~ N. 4 r .rs.AaDr san.,I Z q III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12

The way on" reviewer Describes 1t.
Edna ruiviauce. his perennial leading
lady again has the chief feminine
role.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05
UNIVERSITY LIBRARY
is A FIRE TRAP,
DR. HILL DECLARES

Thc fire az Las Vegas where thc
main building Of the Normal school
burned, entaiiins also. a. reported
the lcss or the library, has caused
President David s nm of The stale
~L-nivcrsify Of New Mexico to sound
% warning concerning the valuahi.
r"llrrtion ~ books at d State Uni-
versity.
ibe University library contains
f0rtN thousand bound volumes aud
mnfo than clever thousand unbound
books ana pamphlets covering nrac-
ii'tlly every field Of Science and itc-
Failure Some ct the government re-
ports ard record ON file are auite
Hncirnt nud could nat b. replaced a.
ANY price
This collection OF books the largest
Boo fhs stare Of New Mexico. D. nov
housed Boz The old Administration
huildlnE which is far from nrepronr
sfv. President Htl Indeed with b.
wood md bath ructinn. dried
timber and obsolete wiring ths nj
Norslir library b. housed in "a fire
trap Precautions are being taken
ar The University to guard against
fr" All persons with the
4 University have been warned smokina
BE- prohibited aud fire extinguinherr
are available
The last legislature was requested
hy the board Of REGENTS aud hy Pres
i.tont itll 81 b University to appro.
pirate at least S75 600 FOR the building
of q substantial library, but without
avail.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05
Is, ROY gibbons

chicago. Ion f-Turca chicago
children Robert Slmrspu d.
charles simpson 3d. sui Gruvti'Ne
simpson e iu-t s1t CO. $1,000 600
iorfuuc
o. wa out skin that won 10 for
thctn say the iswycrs their ptrrnes
retained
% was cinderella. ay the .hreo
children
Sow which is rIght'
You roe eight vcat- 1850 thc chill
drcu- grandfather died H. VIII
irtI them 81 900 poo
hut other Relatives seized the uo-
quest WaInfHinInr uh, grandfather
Wa not Iu sound mind
The simpson children ptrtu'-
started a legal battle
Bun l soon UH the children were
ulI enough Poo understand they rm-
IIuf"d different t|IrtIos
We hu"w re- fairy cam, 90 Cine
dorolll and gdN' hor everything She
wanted G,noyl.tu says So We
just imagined We were talking iu
cinderella % the fairy rodmoth"r
For Be- Ions tu" fhoy trpf that up.
Aud the lawyers krpi up thc,r
fight
Thtu-
Came O. court doriaIon Swing tho
children the rirht tu claim their
property.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05
Society
fCnnnnneL from nngc lMo

md Mrs. G. W. Harrison. Tuesday
evening
Gc0rso g. Hobeus returned Mon
day morning from q trip to Denver.
wbcrr b, attended the hardware cun.
y,ntlou
Mrr charlie Dennis waf husieas ta
The Woman . club Tuesday. January
a. when Mn X g .Childsrs was
loslh"r Tor tho Afternoon and The study
~ Now hcAicn was continued. Mrs
fred Dillon told OF Adventure in
Iuni Mrs VIII r. Smith gave an
Interesting account OF the red man in
Hunting with me lndlIusi and
Mrs Laurel Johnsnn sans Mrs ~.
u Crnmcr ana Mrs Wailrc Austin
were welcomed into thr club as ncN
membsrf
Mr aud Mrf Harvey Campbell had
H- their dinner guest Friday evening
Nj u Ma Roland Bishnp Mr.
tud Mrr. Iouu Howard. SIR and
Mrr T. a. Dasa'i Mr. aud M. ~. a.
l4ndley Mr and Mrs g. 81 Ifnrdy
Mr.. and Mrs u j Neal
A. " Skarda who has been wen, ul
tur the past ton du}s b. reported Jo
be much better
Mr. aud Mrs charles S Hart Or.
"Wednesday fnr Fort Worm and other
points 90 Texas for M visit
Mr. John BARRY Irff Thursday
morning for u tisit to friends BOZ
jacksonville Florida
Mrs e. g. Turner aud little son.
clifford. returned "wednesday from
~T"NufkunH ARK and were accom-
panied nome hN Mr. Turner father.
NJ : EoYpe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05
Tax Return Drive
To Be Opened Soon
By Revenue Office

Nlthush Taxpayers aro making IN
come taN roturus daily 200 Tine Internal
royenuc Office the offIcr Is tu start
an intensive driee for return- ON i'cb-
ruary 70 Tax returns must he
made hv March 10.
T. g. H"ruHndez. colle,fHr u charge
announced Yesterday ttlf Ju field
deputies have been notified 10 zee
turn Goo % Albupurrpu, office o.,
Tuesday night 20 attend 70 school OF
instruction which will hf held moro
Wednesday Thursday UuI Friday
y s Moore of Denver Inspector ui
field %douutica ls to BE- h,r, ON thc,
avs To- lecture To- the dorufIrs regard.
ing the taking or income returns
Mr.. Hernandez report That more
people are making returns who do
uot have 20 puy taxes thaa over De.
core in the history Of tho office Tow
people are paying then tax ntli.
10" Gays ns has been IN case 10 former
years.
You will find it in our Classified
Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05

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