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MoMENTE DIN vIlLyA
D-LU1 AL1xA1gDntJ.
vA1DA-voEyoU
Alexandra vda- vsevod
- Date bipeTsfice.

rt4sE
Alexandra Vaida -Voevod S "a
nascut la ~ Febrnarie 1872 Ia
Olpret in judetul Golnoc- Doba.
ca.
Stutliile liceale 81 lea facut
parte la liccul fomanesc din
Brasov, parte Il hceul sasesc
din Bistrita, Durkre si-a ter
'minat studiile lics6l s,a dus Ia
Viena unde a strgtiA I med dicina,
luAndulsi doctoratt
Char della il,c ntul qctupA.
tiei sale de stud lnat parte
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agenti in diferite parti ale Rosna.
niei Mari - in special in Transit.
vania ST Banat ca 81 ia lecti'
practice en- prilejul actualelor
,alegeri.
'Dnpa &c aatntii fsi vor depune
raportul, Horthy va face 81 el ade-
,geri, 81 de asta data va merge
Ia sigpr!N
yedeti ce va 81 zica omul Gu
mintef Nh vrea "a invete pc spi.
narea lui. Faptul ne bucuri. 81
mai pofteases de All inainte -
xica cinsva ca strainatstes nu y
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n e~s ~.
\ II vedem meaabru.- ia Consilitll
Birigrnt, srf,h resortnlri externnc- I
lOr.
Apos trece IA BaearesA ca saihis-
tru fara portofeliu: In 1919 IL ga
sim la Paris ca delcgat al
RomaAiei colaberand d trstatsl
de pace, dcsfasurand o. activitatc
,,riase de propaganda 81 castigandui
Isl, prih felul san franc 81 .deschis,
simpatia tnturor marilor barbati
de Stat din Occident. n
Ddpa alegerile din 1919 este alcs
presedinte al .Adn1larii deputati-
lor pentruca dupa cateva zile Sd.
schimbc presidential Uamerii Gu 4
Consiliului de miliistri. Il;
In niste imprejurari nemsipo-
menit de grele situatia Statuluil
find zdruncinata. cand yiata seco-a
monica stagna 4ca desavarsire, eu %.
lex0rganizare pc toata linia, in in
teriorul tarii. in f;ita ,nui ultima
tum din partea aliatilor carl anne
fnitaii rnperca tratativelor diploma
tice, pc scurt, intro stare haotich
care putea periclita toate sacIifii1c
carl s'au adus pentru. intreRira
neamului, Gu intelepciunea 50 q
evitat nefericire. ~
La Paris 81 la Londra reia ra-
porturi bune Gu aliatii 81 prin inter
yentia lui Lloyd George ii succctle
sd asigure recunoasterea alipirii
| Basarabiei din partea aliatilor neS-
rit fapt pc care pana atunci l-au,
,, refuzat Gu insistentS
In mijilocul activitati sale della
Londra 81 Paris pc cand la success
lsa repuna in discutie 81 chestinnea
Ffrontierelor, atunci cand ayea toatc
spcrantele sd salveze pentru Roma-
mia inca d mare parte din teritori-
lie din Bailat, intriga din Bilcurqsti
antipatriotica 81 criminala doboa-
ra guvcrnul, chiar4 in momentul
rand la Buc,lresti g,lvernul prega-
tisr 81 cea mai democratica refor-
ma agrara in folosul taranimei pre-
cum 81 reforma financiafa cumpsni
ita 81 inteleapta.
!, Intiand in sbuciumHl nemnltu-
!, tnirilor inferno earl prin violehta
ilegalitatea, bizantinismul 81 reuiD-
nalismul bucurestean. tufbura s,l-
flefele mai bine ca, in aceasta ii
de serbatoare pentru al vaida sd
.inchidem aici capitolui vietii salp.
pentruca 81 nu dcscriem Gslanea
mahnire carc-l copleseete.
/ Gazeta Transilvaniei
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citare 81 fmMrbatare din toate col
turtle roinanesti, dovedeau Il lup-
ia l,i era isvorita din snfletul in
tregnlui nrafn rbmSnesc. Numai doi
herostrati, Frincu ii Popa Daiaa,s
an dezaprobat tmuta lui dar aa
fost acoperiti repcde de dispsetulso-
piniei publice. LA nltimile alegeri
este ales in cerul ArpaSului jud.
Fagarasului. ,..
T Cunoscute sunt 81 raporturile lui
c,l arhiducele Frantz Ferdinand,
care ura 81 ell pc llnguri.
Alaturi de Aurei Popovici, )cere
federalizarea Austro- Ungariei in
State rationale. Era cea mai cute.
zata idee, considerata de revoll.
tionara, sub regimul unguresc.
Aurel Popovici amenintat wei
mic. Gu arestarea, nici nu calcai
trritoriul fastei Ungarii, dAr Ale
Xandru Vaida era liber numai gra.
tie imunitatii salesca deputat. Ste
fan Tisza il ura din tot sufletn'
Esi-l cohsidera, in urma raporturilol
sale Gu Viena, ca eel mai pericu
los ON din intreaga monarchie. De&
ceea incearca i,1 plin parlamen,
sal implice in complotul urzit d.
faimes,ll Duliscovici. La inceputu
razboiului din 1914, Vaida este ne
volt sa Sc refugieze in Elvetia 81 s.
inapoiaza bolnav la inceputul In
1916.
Dupa izbucnirea razboiului romir
nu ineeteaza sa-si pastreze atitu
dinea sa demna 81 cu toate presi
unile 81 amenintarile, refuza "a Sc
mneze declaratia pregdtita de Tisz'
|pentru strainatate, prin care Sc COZ
stata ca Romanii sunt multumiti G,
soarta Tor in Austro-Ungaria.
! In Is Octombfie 1918 este fnsar
cinat din partea comitetului natio
nal sa faca declaratiunea-- car,
formeaza 1nceputul erei noui - e;
Romanii din Ungaris vor sa sc rn
pa de nnguri 81 sa hotaresca singu
|ri asupra sDartei lor. .
! Chemat de archiducele fosif, re
prczentantul imparattlni, la Buda
! pesta in audienta, dupa. ce arat;
archiducelui toata ingratitudinet
Iabsburgilor, intrebat ce crede des
pre- rezultatul pc care Lar da III
plebiscit, raspunde ca cererea 70
fmanilor ar fl de a Sc uni fntr.'ua
singur Stat, unindu-se CHI Veehi,,
regat, en- Ba.arabia 81 Bacovina.
/ Pregatestc adunarea della Alba
lula impreuna ell ceilati preten
lpolitici. Este trims din partea adu
narii impreuna Gu |. p. S. S. Mi
tropolitul Primat Miron Cristea, e
piscopul Hosu 81 Vasile Colds s'
prezinte NJ. S. Regelui actul de u
nire.
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INF0RNAT|UN|.

niagara FdIS. - EngleZOdlcd
care anuntat ca in ziua de 3 lu-
nle va trece peste cataracta Ma
CARA dansand pc sfoara, nu va
face aceasta performare caci au-
,toritatile nu-i vor permite asa
,eva. Primarul Thomson a decla-
rat Cd mn va de vote ca cineva
sa-si riste din nou viata, mai ales
.dupace Charles stephens, barbie
rul englez. mhrit astavara, in
.ercand sd treaca peste Mag CARA
prin TN vas.
Burlington Kan. - Patru per
soane si-au perdut viata din cauza
oloilor grOzave ce All cazut aici i'm
iecursul ziici de eri. Ploaia fost
le zece inchiuri. Pagubele mate
riale din cauza acestei rupere. de
1ori este peste rm million d0lari.
Foate casele din I'd 81 3rd ave
'unt naruite GU esceptia casei unei
banci.
Los Angeles. = Jack Dempsey,
ampionul de box al lumei, este
mprocesuat pcntru suma de
100000 de catre Alexander Pan
ages, proprietarnl mai multor
vodevilc. Dempsey este acuzat. ca
:i-a rupt cOntractul sau Gu Pan
ages. Acesta il acuza Cd dnpa ce
I facut contract en- cl ca va apare
n 20 seri in vodeyilele lui, s'a
ius la New York 81 ma aparut
1lci in 0 seara, ba mai multi. el q
aparut la un. teatru eel face con.
:urenta. De aceea el cere suma
le $4,000, - profitul ce lar ii
-ealizat daca Dempsey s'ar Fl
tinft de contract 81 $4,000 ce a
:heltuit cn reclama lui Dempsey
Procesul va fl judecat in cateva
zile.
Washington. - Casa in care "a
Isacut conspiratia contra presc
lintelui Statelor Unite Abraham
Lincoln, fost pusa la licitatiea
Ea a fost proprietatea doamnei
Mary Suratt, una care a writ
contra lni Lincoln 81 care a fost
sxecatata. Ea a dat vipt la ma
multi oaineni inainte de 1868 81 in
una din capnerele ei fost nrzit
I'ntree conplotul.
| New York. D-soara Esther
Davidson, de % ami, STA ales eel
mai malt building din veeinatates
lei pentru sropui de sinucidere. Es
| q easit ca cladirea ziarulni Time,
este destn1 de inaltS. Din al 23-lea
letaj. ca q sarit JOS, dar a fost sus.
tinuta dc niste sfrne ce erau In
linaltimea a 18-lea etaj. Acolo q
fost gasita de superintendent
casei. Ea q spus ca vrea Sd
moara. Ranele primite cu aceasts
lpcazie Jan cauzat lnoartea, c,1
[cateva ore IN urna, in spital
Inainte de q lse decide pentru
moarte, ea q fxcut un testament
in care lasa cate $25 IL prietinele
lei, lar restul averei sale Ia sora
lei. Ea q fost boliiav8 u de aceea
II wit "a moarx.
g ast ssss 81 sSRsE ri IS g.S Ss
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DACA VREI

So nu fntinxi mana, Ia coltul
stradelor in cas cand 81 raa1ias
fara Q mana sau IN picior In
scrie-te intro societats din
Uniunea 8. r. A.
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ALEGERILE DIN TARA 81
SELBATACIUNILE GU
VERNULUI LIBERAL
CoNTIvUAnE DE pn pacrSA /,


birculf electoral a primi candi
datura d-lui Iaida care, fuses'
respins& Sambata.
Fri - dupa expirarca terme
nului de depunere a candidaturi
lor, prevazute in telegrama minis
trnlui de inferno - a fost PRINT;
candidatnra d-lui AL. Vaida- Voc
vod in circumscriptia Sasca, il
urfna unei miscari populare por
nita in aceasta circumscriptie.
Tot in urma unor asemene;
mlscarl an mai fost primite cate
va candidaturi in Banat.
@ delegate de 800 tarani dir
judetul Bihor s'a prezentat mi
nistrului Zigre, aduc;fndu-i la ell
nostipta abuzurile 81 ilegalitatilt
ce Sc savarsesc in acest judet
protestant in contra acestor in
gerinte.
Ministrh, impresionat de revol
ia manifestata de aceasta delega
tie, declarat ca va TELEGRAPH;
guvernului 81 in caz cand nu 81
va reintra in legalitate, d-sa v;
/! demisiona din guvern 81 Isl v;
|.retrage candidatura. (S. T. d.
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uN cANDfpAT TARAN1sr
ASAStNAT.

Dupa strife primite din Falciu
teroarea dezlantuit& de LIBERAL
nu gassste precedent.
Astfel sateanul Psricle al San.
del din comuna vutcani, candida,
al partidului taraAist = fost fidi
cat ds-asasa Dc jAadafmi ii dus
intro padurs, aBls q fost asa
sinat.
(Din 'Gaz. Transilvaniei")
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acIlVa Ia VIata StudeIlleaSca IL
ind ales pl'esedinte al "Roma-
niei June" 81 considcrat de CON
ducatorul Tincrimei universi-
tarc fmpreuna Gu d-l lulu Man
III, luand parte 81 organizand
toata lupta politica care pc cele
|vrcmuri primea TN ippuls foar-
te puternic din partea studcnti-
mel universitare.
A luat parte l1nga Aurel Po-
povici care era mai in etate -
la compunerea Replicei 81 la to-
alta miscarea de aparare fmpo-
trivia studentimii maghiare, ca
re incepea sa justifice toate ac-
tele guvernului unguresc.
Pc vremea reformei legii cul-
tclor 81 invamantului, lcgi carl
atingeau autonomiile noastre
bisericesti 81 deci viata noastra
|organizata in biscrica, cand stu
dentimca magiara a serbatorit
pc-Wekerlc, 45 tineri romani in
| Ifrunte GU Alexandra Vaida al,
,ntrat in viesparul meetingului
unde erau mil de oameni, voind
sa tie 0 vorbire. A fost insa
imediat scos afara de vulg in
ltipctele 81 urletclp acelora carl
serbatoriau pc Wekerle.
Pc vremea Memorandum la
Viena sta ca aiutor alaturea ctl
memorandistii.
Deatunci dateaza 81 cunostin-
ia sa GU Lueger, fostul prinar
al Vienei, 81 prietenia Gu accsta
care a tinut pana la moartea
lui Lueger.
! La procesul Momerandumu-
lui il gasim alaturi de d-l Ma
niu la Cluj in fruntea tinerimii,
In 1896 Sc serbcaza mileniul
Alex. Vaida prin discursur1
lprin articole i'm toate ziarele ph-
blicate de seama din lume 10.
[veste opera barbara 81 antici-
vilizatorica a maghiarilor.
| La Viena, din intiatiya d-lui
Vaida sc organizeaza marele
Injecting antimilenar la care ia
parte toate popoarele nemaghi-
are dim ccntrul Europei.
! La 1896 este cooptat in comi-
tetul national in varsta de "a
de ami.
4
Ca membru al Comitetului
national desfasoara 0 vasta ~ac-
tiyitate de lupta 81 propaganda
in epoca pasivitatii, cutree-
rand tara in lung SIN lat, or
ganiz1nd 1ntruniri 81 proteste
i
1mboldind la lupta de rezisten-
ia.
Articolele lui publicate in di-
ferite turnale, mai ales in ,,Tri-
buna", produceau totdeauna
senzatie.
Sc pregateste terenul pentru
a Sc intra in actiyitate.
| La 1904. renuta Ia pasivitate
1mprema Gu dnii Vlad 81 Ma
niu 81 Sc hotaraste sd Sc reia
lupta parlamentara.
La alegerile din 1905 candi-
deaza in cercul Iehiului dar es-
te 1nfrant de coruptia 81 teroa-
rea guvernului unguresc. In 19-
06 la alegeri Vaida este ales Gu
mare insufletire in cercnl Ighiu
lui in parlamentul din Buda-
pesta.
Aici desvolta activitate inten-
sa tinand suite de discursuri, apa-
rand fara teama cauza ronianea.
sea, spunand nngurilor tot adeva-
rul in fata. Deaceea este considerat
de unguri GA nm dusman foarte
periculos, dar cinstit 81 leal.
Francheta 81 curajul lui Ia asi.
gqrat mare respect char 81 intre
1unguri. La 1906 cere reforma a.
grara (pe cand in vechiul regat Sc
pregatea 1907 pentru improprie.
tarirea taranimii. Cere conform pre-
gramului national introdncerea vo.
ftll1i 1,niva,.co1 cnoro% Nm oor,,,,,n
New Britain herald., 1922-08-24
MY MARRIAGE PROBLEMS
 of REVELATIONS OF A WIFE

He stopped, open mouthed In tho middle of a yell scrambled up ana jumped frantically for me, cling ing to me with arms and legs. ! Don't go way, Mama, he plead. cd 'Dooner be good boy" Margaret :" My mother-in laws
 oice sounded sternly from the door. way T should think you would se- feet some other time to exhibit your senseless jealousy of the babys pref erence for Richard than when the darling is crying his eyes out for his father"
 She advanced toward me and held out her arms, with her eyes fixed pityingly upon Junior.
 "Danzie's ba N come to Danzie." " she crooned. e"Danzie won't go away"
 l try very hard not to answer my mother-in-law when she gives way to her captious temper, and I was able to keep my lips closed at her unjust accusation. But l would have been less than human had I not rejoiced hercely when Junior spoke with superb indifference:
 T don't want you. Go away. I just want my mama"
New Britain herald., 1922-08-24
DAILY FASHION SERVICE. .
Tailored Blouses Come Back Into Favor

Tailored blouses which were not worn so much for a while are popular again. This Is due probably to the vogue for white sport wear and the fact that the skirt and blouse seem to be a popular--beeause a con1ortable hot weather costume.
 Tailored blouses with either & round or pointed collar are being worn under sheer woolen sweaters,
 When shown with separate skirts or summer suits these attractive blouses often have wide frills down the front "a widening of the tiny pleated frills shown last summer on all lingerie blouses.
 Colored pipings and checked ging. ham collars and cuffs are seen as well and all white and pastel shades arc not unusual.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-24
CLEVER CHILDREN AT PALACE

The new bill of Keith vaudeville today and for the balance of the week features vaudeville's cleverest juvenile stars, Dorothy Forestal and Day Thomas, in their excellent song and dance odd!ty "Sweethearts. Miss Eorestal is only 10 years of age. while Master Thomas Is 12 The other acts include Beatrix Doane & Co.,, the gimme girl in a fine variety offering, "Hickyille to Broadway i; silvers and Berger are blackface comedians. The Aerial De Groffs present a fast aerial offering that bor- ders on the sensational and thrilling. The feature protoplay presents MT, and Mrs. Garter De Haven, the famous stage and screen comedians, in their latest comedy drama. offering My Lady Friends" a story full of action with very funny situations. MT and Mrs. Carter De Haven's names at tached to an attraction is guarantee of a first class offering. Starting Sunday night for run of four days Jackie Coogan will be the big offering in his newest and greatest success Trouble"
New Britain herald., 1922-08-24
DELoRNrE DECLARED SANE

Montreal, Aug. 24.-Ade!ard De. lornae, the former priest, whose trial On the charge of murdering his half. brother was halted by the decision of the court that he was mentally tr. responsible, has been declared by pr. D. Brochu, superintendent Of an asy- lun. to be sane enough to adminis- ter his own affairs." It is now like ly third group of alienists will be called on to consider his mental status.
 The question of Delorme's sanity will be reopened on Aug. 30, on the continuation of hearings on interdic- ton proceedings instituted by the De- lorme family.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-24
"ROUGHING IT" ADDS SPICE TO , TRIP.
 SYNOPSIS

SYNOPSIS.
 Has business. with its dreams of hnaneia
 success, pushed love Into the back
 ground Of her younger husbands con
 seiousness7
 CONNIE DALE fears 1t has and even n
 they start out on their honeymoon sh
 Is In open rebellion against
 FREps obsession with the possibilities 0
 becoming . great auto salesman with tn,
 Gypsy Motor Go.
 But these worries disappear as the young
 couple arrive at their honeymoon camI
 in the woods.
 GO ON WITH THE STORY.
 Home-ours-humbl and tiny and rough--but home and ours!"
 Connie stepped away from their little folding camp table set for din nef and with outspread arms took in the pretty scene.
 Gypsy, shining with washing and care after the trip to the lake where the Dales were camping, served as foundation to the tent. Outside the tent proper was the ex- ltemporized dining-room set immacu- lately as only born housewife could do 1t. Gypsy's engine did duty as as- sistant stove. Beyond their little camp shone the lake in the pastel colors of a mild sunset. Ringed about them the deepening dark of pine woods
 Fred in khaki camp togs, fresh tan on his boyinsh face, easily looked the movie lover. Connie, in khaki, too kniekers and shirt and high laced boots her red-brown hair brushed smoothly back like a boys. looked no less a figure from the silver sheet.
 Home, eh?" bragged Fred. Walt till you see the home I'll fix for you in New York. This is all right--as camp. And look at Gypsy, LOT love her. acting as half the outfit wardrobe, stove, emergency bedroom say, Con, I bet I could get up booklet on the fine points of Gyp as a camping car"
 T dare say you could, dear" Con- nie smiled, little put out at the in- evitable way Fred's mind ran off with Gypsy at every turn.
 And I'm sure our home in New York will be darling. But just now this is our home-our very first home, dearest, made with our own hands and"
 "Yours, dear-and blessed pretty hands they are,' he broke in, taking the hands and putting them to his lips kissing backs and palms and fingers. They could pose for an ad." The hands stopped his lips, and slapped them softly.
 Now don't tell me they'd look fine
New Britain herald., 1922-08-24
BIRTH RATE INCREASES
Death Rate in England Is Lower Than Ever Before--Eoys Marry Young-Many Try Again.


 London, Aug. 24.-Some interesting and novel facts respecting England's social progress and national health are revealed in the current report Of the registrar general of England, a monumental work of 531 closely printed pages. More children were born than ever before, while Ahe death-rate of 12.4 per 1000 was the lowest recorded Never before were there so many marriages in one year. The divorce rate continues to in- crease, the number being thrice that of any year prior to 1919.
 There was a striking growth Of old. The number of young widowers and elderly bachelors who married was double previous records, while the total of widows under 25 who married again was exceeded in only one previous year.
 Divorce increased by 100 per cent over the previous year, and was nearly treble that of any earlier date. The number of illegitimate children
  469 per cent.
 The death rate in tuberculosis was considerably lower than that of any previous year on record, but the mor- tality rate in malaria greatly increas- ed, whilefn measles it doubled. Cam cer mortality for both sexes was con- higher. Infant mortality decreased, but the number of women who died in childbirth was distress ingly large, owing largely to septic causes.
 The figures relating to the birth rate confirm the old belief that nature succeeds in restoring the balance be- tween males and females which war tends to destroy An excess of male over female births is normal, but the highest recorded ratio in the years of peace was 1,o43 boys to 1000 girls. Tn 1919 this ratio had risen to 1,c60, and in 1920 it dropped to l,052.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-24
WIPES SANITY o1rEsrreNrn

Chicago, Aug. 24.-An inquiry into the sanity of Mrs. w. W. Talcott, a disciple of Albert J. Moore, self-styl- : cd healer of broken homes and hearts" was ordered today by County Judge Righeimer on petition of her husband. Moore was fined s1oo yes- terday in Municipal Court on charges Of obtaining money by deception from women followers
 Moore again was surrounded by women disciples when he appeared In court today to appeal his case. Mrs. Lillian P. Wilkerson of Toledo test. fled that Moore asked her to stay at his life institute" to protect the name of her sister, Mrs. Talcott, and I didn't"
New Britain herald., 1922-08-24
RASPBERRY MOUSSE
BY BERTHA E. sHAPLEIGH

BY BERTHA E. sHAPLEIGH Cooking Authority for NEA Service
 and Columbia University
 A mousse Is sweetened. favored stiffiy beaten cream, frozen by beinl packed for four hours in ice and salt using two parts ice to one part salt The texture of the mousse is porous It is richer dessert than plain ice cream.
 The following is seasonable recipe and later different flavors and fruits may be used in the proportions: pint heavy cream.
 1 cup sugar.
 Is teaspoon salt.
 l teaspoon gelatine.
 1 tablespoon cold water.
 cup crushed raspberries.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-24
PESkY BED-BUGS

(Pesky Devils Quietus) P.D. o. is the new chemical that puts the ever lasting to the Pesky y bedbugs, reaches, fleas, ants and cooties-impossible for the pesky devils to exist where P. D. o. is used.
 Recommendations of Hotels. Hospitals. Rail road Companies and other public institutions arc guarantee to the public that the safest. quick" est and most economical way of ridding the pesky insects is by the use of P D. O.. as this chemical kills the eggs as we'll as the live ones and will not injure the clothing.
 A 35c package makesa full quart. enough to kill million bcdbugs, coaches, heas or cooties- and also contains patent spout to get the eggs nests in the places andsaves juice, P D. o. can also be purchased in sealed bottles, double strength. liquid form Cro"en DruS store and Other Lead
 ing Druggists
New Britain herald., 1922-08-24
LURE OF JADE" AT Fox's

Tomorrow and Saturday William Russell in The Crusader" his latest photoplay and Golden DreamA" a delightful romance of the west, from the pen of Zane Grey, will be featured at Fox's in connection with the latest episode of The Timber Queen" Ruth Roland's starring vehicle. Tonight local audiences will have their last opportunity of witnessing His Back Against the Wall western melo- drama that has plenty of comedy as well! and Pauline Frederick in The Lure of Jade" Beginning Sunday, September D. W. Grifith's Orphans of the Storm" will be shown and fol- lowing the stupendous nelodraIna, The Fast Mail"
New Britain herald., 1922-08-24
HAD PLANNED CHANGES
At lime of His Death, Collins Was
 vr>tnC to Adtust Differences

London, Aug. 24.-(By the Asso- ciated Press)- the time of his death, Michael Collins had under con- sideration plans to re-draft several sections Of the constitution Of the Irish Free State 80 as to placate the more radical republican element. This was made known today by Michael Fran cis Doyle, Philadelphia lawyer who arrived from Dublin where he went to consult with the members Of the pro- visional government.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-24

shining goal impatient of delay, only tolerating what all the world knows is the one perfect season of bliss on earth, the honeymoon.
 For the first time Connie felt cloud pass, if lightly, over her per- feet dream. She glanced at Gypsy and for an instant 1t almost seemed as though a third personality had in- vaded their dear privacy-at Fred's own invitation.
 "Oh, my dear" she rushed to put her arms about him, you're not hun gry for the city tonight are you?"
 No sweet. What a funny oues- tion."
 (To Be Continuod)
New Britain herald., 1922-08-24
If You Are We'll Bred.

You begin when your Children are very young to teach them correct so- cial usages, but you tnst!l in the youthful mind the idea of kindliness and consideration rather than form.
 The child who has developed a real consideration for others will need little instruction to do the right thing and will do it 'nst!nctively while the child who is taught only the outward observances, but not the underlying principles of politeness, will always have only veneer.