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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-10-20
THE RETAILERS FUNCTION

'The retailer performs the
final function in distribution of
essential commodities and gives
fulfillment to, all preceding eff
forts by making merchandise
available to consumers at the
time, place and in the form re-
quired by them"
Our true function therefore
is that of serving as a purchas-
ing agent for our community; as
such we try to select and carry
g reserve supply1of merchandise
to meet the requirements of
each individual customer.
When we opened our doors a.
little over six months ago we
assumed a portion of the re-
sponsibility of performing a
public function, that of provid-
ing commodities and services to
our community, economically
and conveniently and maintain
ing such environment as is
necessary and desirable by the
customers who support us. If
we fail i'm this responsibility and
perform only as a distributing
agent for the manufacturer we
cease to be-a economic factor
in the community in, which we
serve.
Therefore to properly fulfill
this function we are striving al
ways, harder and harder, to rem
der a service that justly meets
the requirements and needs of
our community. Our service to
you can best reach perfection
thru your cooperation and pat
ronage, which as you should
know is always highly appre-
ciated and gives to us courage
for a greater and more perfect
service and enables us to per-
form our true function.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-10-20
Bulbs Bulbs =
For Window Boxes and Bedding

Paper White Narcissus. Freesias,
Hyacinths, Tulips, Jonquils, Crocus,
Gala Lilies, Spencer Sweet Peas.
First shipment just received. Get
yours quick and be sure of Christmas
Blooms.
Peninsula Produce Exchange.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-10-20
DELICATEs$EN SALE.

The members of the Woman's For
eign Missionary Society Of the M. p
Church, are soliciting phone orders
for table delicacies any time between
now and Thanksgiving. Home made
cakes, including cocoanut, marble, or
snge, caramel, French chocolate, Dew.
lis food and pound cake Maryland
biscuits, hot buns and chicken salad
Also caramels, panoche and sea-foam
candy. This talent money is being
raised to aid Missionaries in stricken
Japan.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-10-20
WANTED HELP FEMALE.

Hospital attendants. State hospit-
ais. $35-$40 month and mainten-
ance. Apply State Employment Com
mission, % Light Street. Baltimore,
Maryland. Oc-20-4t.
FOR SALE-A lot of household
furniture. Apply to P. Rodbell, 10
Oak Street. 1O-20-tf.
WANTED-Reliable man to sell
fertilizer on commission, for a we'll
known manufacturer.
Oct-20-1t-pd. G. S. HELLER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
McAdoo Plans for
Presidential Race

WASHINGTON, May s.--wiIliam
y AcAdoo Is coming to Washington
2 discuss with friends and political
advisers his campaign for the demo.
cratic PRESIDENTIAL nomination in
iszi.
AcAdoo probably viii make up his
lai''d after the forthcoming talks with
ais trends whether TO get In or stay
oat Attic he has been considered d
esFtain entrant by politicians gener-
s'y ne has not definitely committed
himself. his friends say, and win base
Nv decision on what he learns On
UP which will bring him in con-
1e' with conditions al over the
country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
STOLE AUTOMOBILE,
FAILED TO NOTICE
WOMEN IN THE CAR

Tired and footsore with much
Walking. Mike WEIGH. 20. motor
man, and J. w. Stewart, "a. cleo.
,'ician. decided to ride ,yednes-
aay night. They climbed into an
auto on First ave. and Columbia
y and started OF, falling 10 mo-
aee az first that two women oc-
.upled the rear seat. when the
rohen screamed, the pair stopped
,ns car. lcaped out and fled. Sc
~e'lng another car, they again
9 na, on, but were halted by
= s. Dan MeIennan and
~ W Peary. Both stewart and
a rssn are alleged 10 have been
,,nN'nF They were held on
1rua charges Ia the city jaii,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
DIVORCE RECORD

Suits for divorce in King county,
filed Monday. were as follows. w.
NJ. Colvin against Lucy Colvin,
cruelty: Alice Maude Rice against
Norman c. Rice. cruelty; Claire +.
lngersoll against Russell II. 1nger-
soil. non-s support: Robert II. Nye
against Lillian Nye. desertion; Ruth
Baker against Alfred A. Baker.
cruelty; Dorothy Meginson against
Robert l.. Meginson. non-support:
Marie Comstock against George II.
Comstock. cruelty.
Divorces were granted to Gertrude
Byles from Chester Byles. John
Christensen from Hannah Christen-
sen. Ethel Denzler from w. Arnold
Denzler. Marie Wilson from Albert
Wilson. julia c. vanderpool from
George ID. Vanderpool. Rachel
Thompson from ole Thompson. Mary
Smith from Herbert Smith
Suits for divorce in King county.
filed Tuesday. were as follows:
Laura Pardini against Louis Pardlni.
cruelty; Bertha Brown against John
Needham against William T. Need
ham. cruelty: Roy c. Hathaway
against Hazel A. Hathaway. cruelty:
Artic Lelles against \. L. Lelles,
non-support: John A. Holmes
against Ida S. Holmes, desertion;
AUGUSTA Beatty against william Z.
Beatty. cruelty.
Divorces were granted to Frank
Meyers from Dora Meyers, Joseph
Scttcm from Helen Settem, Lorraine
Price from Ernest Price, Helen Koch
from John Koch. Emma Dawson
from Robert Dawson. Helen Curtis
from Arthur Curtis.
Suits for divorce in King county.
filed Wednesday. were as follows:
John Waisineu against Sophia Wais-
inen. incompatlbility; Mabel Clara
stevens against Elmer G. stevens.
cruelty: celia NJ Dauber. against
Alfred Z. Dauber non1support: w. ].
Daykin against elsie NJ. Daykin. de-
sertion. James W. Ogle against Win
ME Oglo. cruelty: John u, Roy
against Mabel Roy. desertion; Myrtle
NJ. Warson against Robert H. War
son. cruelty,
Divorces were rsantcd to Smith
from smith, Tcina Eddy from VIII
liam Eddy, shin cura from Sabureta
Oura.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
l DERS
/ FUNDS
be Nitrogen


need THURSDAY
|ns with his a.
rimson. TO deter
} steps to Be fcl.
appointmert Of
enable the som
} plant ~ Ia
. another skzr
y operate o. 4
Lsis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03

blvd. girl.
Mitchell. billiard c, Ills 18th ave.
Tiidsn, Archie clifford. 1927 ". sisr
shattacf. Earl J.. 2s57 W. s5th st,
Jones, II. f.. $40 n. seth st. girl.
Rembaugh. Edgar Eaton, z0f3 Fair
view ave, boy.
Martin. RolIln A. 5O2 Minor ave. n.
boy.
MeDonough. J. X. es5 ssrd ave. NJ
boy
mecfaeken. BENJAMIN Larkin. 100
T. Cherry 81, girl.
Freeman. Charles j. 1917 3ith ave.
girl.
Smith. Albert r.. 1856 chiiberg ave.
boy.
Hartman. Oliver Raymond. s4I2 47th
ave. 5. W., boy.
Fourth ave. ~. boy.
Herrell. Lindsay Boyd. e52 cath ave.
s.. boy.
Harris. Joseph Henry. 2o1l FaIrmont
ave. twin boys
Anable. Albert f. Az 18th ave s.
Frame. Frank. selah. twin girls.
Holmqulst. Edwin r. Riyerton
Heights. girl.
Terhar. Lawrence j.. COG 18th ave
~. boy.
Buiman. James A. ssl First ave. W,
Dismert John Francis. 1910 Third
BONN. Lewis E. 1904 ssth ave. S.
Nskamura. Nobel. 1901 18th ave. s.
HsttorI. Rlzaemon. es7 Weller st.
struthers, Hugh. 1861 Yale ave. N.
girl.
Rennebohm. A. J. D.. soos 10th ave.
Mccain. n. T.. 1853 Mercer st. boy.
Beneveniste. Joseph b.. 1913 23rd ave.
Graham. Il. W.. 1871 Fulton st. boy.
cysewski. Leon lsidor. 5037 2ist ave.
! n. f. boy.
futile. Ralph Jay. Bryn Mawr. boy.
kalous, Joseph, 1910 OFarreIl st,
San francisco. boy.
caenepeei. Leon. 727 2sth ave. s.
boy.
Coleman. John Arthur. es47 goth ave.
w, girl
Hoyt. George. 1915 gard ave-, girl
Fischer. Louis. 7s4S 18th ave. S. w.
boy.
Kidder. Charles. 2ol Ninth ave. N.
boy.
Banchero. Augustine. si5 Eighth ave.
~, boy.
Bay. Harry, Burke. Idaho. boy.
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Starkey. Annie T., so years
Bodvin. Rose Mary. / day.
Lucia. Cora c.. SO years.
Vaughn, Charles. 81 years.
Wakefield. Lucy A.. as years.
Parker. vloletta c.. rs years.
Hall. Matte NJ. rs years.
Nickels. Clara Ella. IS years.
Stewart Mary H.. as years.
Weaver. Frank. as years.
Rice. Evelyn Merton. 81 years
Stafford. Charles Floyd. Jr.. z years.
lizard. Anna. As years.
Kenovich, Marko. 81 years.
Watson, Franklin W.. IA years.
Coleman. Mrs. Eva, 40 years.
Bowie. Mary Jane, . years.
Frawley. Tim. CO years.
Clince. John. 60 years.
Roytf~ Mrs Ida "A veara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births In their households are re-
ported by the following men;
1t. and Third ave. N. w. boy
Edwards, Clark c.. S3s II. Goth St,
girl.
Raymond. Evan j.. aiiI California
ave-, boy.
Shining, Benjamin A.. i517 Eighth
ave. n, L.. girl
Dibbern, owen stanley. 1916 Boyl-
ston ave. boy.
Schrockt George j., Fort I.awton
girl.
Boil william j.. 1863 card ave, n,
girl.
Megnuson. y, 2ass w. s2nd St, hoy.
Symmonds. Robert A., l7i0 Frinl,
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| GET
RIMMED

| heads viii p
y again at MOTIF
|Thursday night
y and his com
Ike their regulsf
ters. a spech'
[besides oranges
supplied by tm
bair-cutting
ID care win pe
the children r.
RnKs pD7eln'ef
bre TO take pai'
be third anniye'
Mother Ryshei
ated with a has
b. which Mayer
The program
INK X. Loope
The public pa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence. Age.
Kindred. J. H. Seattle Legal
Slettendahi. Carrie. Seattle Legal
Allender. Wayne. Seattle. Legal
Lindell. Ann. Seattle Legal
MattIla. Leo. Seattle ...........st
Derrick. Hiija- Seattle ...........2s
Joseph, Ben. Seattle ....2
Rossman, Sarah. Seattle ......--2s
Anderson. Jacob. Seattle .....as
Wicks. Loretta NJ. Seattle .......22
Little. Herman. Spokane ......2s
Morris, Roberta Spokane .......17
Rosswog. William Charles. Sc
attic - 49, LIE sal
Caldwell. Jane Elizabeth. Sc
Atiie $3.50. Legal
Lechancc. Archie. Seattle .... Legal
Mclean, Dcssiciee. Seattle illegal
Cicoria. Victor. Seattle ..........2i
Shelby, Margaret. Seattle .......1S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
CARD OLE THANKS

TO oTR MANY FRIENDS = VIZ.
wish 10 express our appreciation
for ths kindness and sympathy
shown us IN our sad bereavement.
Also Tor The many beautiful floral
offerings
Mr.. FLOYD BENSON.
MRS. VAN CLEAvE.
IDA VAN cf.EAyE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
62 FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE
HOME AND INCOME
THE best puY ~ THE
NAuuDsA BIsTUfrT

Here u dandy Investment and a
sure way 81 buying a home. Large
house. arranged for three apart
meniH, one frfoon, one Groom.
one 2-roomi rents Tor tTS. ana IL
always rented large lot, paved
street. double garage; nire front
and back yard. n dandy cherry and
plum ttce. asHessmcniH all paid Ia
full. You can i've tn one apart
ment and the balance 81 rent VIII
make your monthly payments.
This 10 the only sure way OF buy
Ing a home. $500 5000 cash.
balance $50 per month, on COM
pletsly furnished for 1900. See
NfE. Cameron az sas 31th ave. OF
phone owner ~ Kenwo0d 1851
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
68 FOR SALE-FARM
LANDS

BIG LAND SALE
Mt. Vernon district, t0-acrc tracts
Mt s3j. One 40 acres, partly lm-
proved for $1,000 Fine land. close
To town and lotH OF work FOR the
scitlcrp sso1 cash Is enough. IL. {.
Peters. 726 3rd ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
PHYSICAL
Exhibition

Demonstration !"
b be given BY
J at the Mason"
lining. May ,. 49,
bna6e up ofMs
bake part ~u
people will rw'
Denies appara'~
hive dancing
|ns Mayor D. =
we. president u.
EaiI speak W.
cr the gupervy,s
Rke. who ~
- at the S
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~ FOR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE

Will EXCHANGE g0-AcRE
ranch. about ~ acres cleared,
house, barn. good well: accept
small unfinished house WHITE
CENTER or Lake Burien district
Ia trade.
JOHN Q. wATRoug COMPANY
Main 0o9i. sos Marion Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
LOST AND FOUND

WHITE FEMALE FOX TERRIER
with black head and long tail. fol-
loved wrong auto on Woodland
YaFk ave. Finder please call Car
lleld 1871 and receive reward.
LOST. STRAYED OR STOLEN.
small Porneranian dog: hair
clipped recently answers to
name OF Teddy. Return TO SIS
Sixth, between Cherry and Jarnes
Or phone Elliott 307s-J.
iOsT--BiIIs BOOK. WITH N. y.
pass and bills. Reward. East e447.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
PERSONAL

wANTED d. Everyone 10 remember
tbs, DR.. G. X. Herschburg. head Of
Johns Hopkins University. says
uric acid being the cause Of aches
and pains called rheumatism. ueu-
rifis. etc. Is an exploded IDEA.
nothing 70 II. II il caused by lndi-
gestlon. stomach al right. Kidneys
all right. all right all over. | have
u, seldom fails Price 81 IS each.
parcel posi- si35. / month sf.0s.
Booklet and consultation free. n.
u. yYlnsns. tot American Bank
Bldg. Seattle.
JEAN McLAIN. PLEASE. CALI.
Main s5si. Apt G. Very important.
Helen.
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You Will Find Better Returns From Want Ads-You VIII Agree
AUTOS FOR SALE
rlIH SANDS rlAS

TliE SANDS PLAN
The
Enyslope Tells the Truth.
Some folks advertise USED
CANS way below cost. and
!hafs al right " tbs cars
COR mere thsa they sac
worth.
lt's ike scrub COW ana
a registered Jersey They
eat about the same amount
~ hay bat the Jerseys
got the knaCk OF turning
lssa green grass into more
yellow cream than Iho
other. and that's exactly
why SANDS USED CARS
are preferred 20 the Gfal-
nary Kind. They are con-
ditlnned 20 produce more
service. and ln The end are
the cheapest 10 buy
We stlil have few good
buys la lords. al late
models. In rnadHtcrE. tour.
inFu aud sedans,
OVERLAND -Four tour
Ing. Take your pick. We
are offering 1880 and a
1891 model. Excellent trim
Er looks go. Nou'il have
difficulty In knowingahcy
afo used,
We have 1898 nufcK re-
painted and rebuilt
kTtDEiiAki.tlH
Here is n iig Six Touring
with special paint Job A
beautiful car with worlds
Of speed and power,
1890 LIGHT SIX TOURING
SANDS MOTORS COMPANY
1915 4, Pike. East O99t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
POULTRY

II POULTRY
NEsrEftfsAfb EcG llANCU--BEAH
Siri Enclosed find $50 as first
payment on 200 White Leghorn
chicks. l got 800 from YOU last
year. and they are the best Ia the
country Yours truly. r. W OILS
Yer. Route No. I. Paul, Idaho.
May is. tis. ceeksrsl. from sss
GO s1s-pgE hens. s. TO 81 each.
Laying hens with records from
200 90 800 rgFH. t4so each. Yrntcr-
laid kEg Ranch. Kent wash.
i6 WHITE LEGIoRN FULLErs
and one rooster, $50. 81 w. ttHt
a. Meiroae 5isS.
WHITE PEktN NAVY DUCKS
for sale Call MeiroHe iTe1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
PET STOCK

DOGS roR SALE BEf.oW COST.
nothing reserved. coiiiea. Airc-
dalep. "a. nefnafdH. Scotch tcrriefa.
foX terriers. bun terriers. Boston
terriers, Russian woifhound. sheep
dog. Eakimo. Come and hre them.
Gyldrnfeldt kennels. Gt4O Beacon
ave Rainier osaI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
FITNERAL NOTICES

yITtsHEi.l,-in this elty. May :,
lsal JOHN J. MITCHELL aged
70 wars. beloved father of Mrs.
George 4 Kaiser. Charles. Jacob
AID Iohn Mitchell
Funeral services Friday, p. m.
At House Undertaking Cos chapel
friends invited. irtermeut Washeili.
Home Undertaking CO.
NoLAN-At ETef Fletcher pi. May J..
1895. JEFF NOLAN. age 80 years.
Funeral SERVICES Friday : .. m.
At Home Undertaking Co.'S chapel
Body viii b. shipped 10 81. Louis for
hurfat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03
5 Acres. Snap

AtNINoy DIINP
Located on First ave, s.. close to city
limits; good land: 4 acres cleared;
Groom house; good wcli so bear
ing fruit trees. a snap at $500;
1900 cash. T.. Van Arsdalc. 1915
Third ave,
$3.50 BUYS 10-ACRE FARM ON
main land: 3. rooms. barn. chicken
house. bearing fruit: quarter-milo
10 sound; Skagit county; adjoin-
ing la Conner flats. $3.50 down.
Ell. d2i6. i0S Leary Bldg.
ONE ACRE At SUQuAM1SH: CLOSE
TO tho school. with an old log
house on IL: Tor sale cheap. your
own terms, Inquire at 6159 18th
ave. NJ: Sunset 0IS0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-03

i 900 ron 1918 eih TON sTERLINa
cdrippcd with cab and Windshield
Has been overhaulcd and " In
good mechanical condition. Terms
In desired Call West 1919 oven
irpn or sunday.
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n FOR SALE-ACREAGE
10 Acres ImDrOyed
10 Acres North

~ ASlCS lNOI III
A real bargain: acres OF rich black
bottom land: 8 acres cleared; all
fenced: Broom house and barn;
bearing fruit trees; electric lights.
located on good road. north of city.
For quick sale, price $1,000; $500
cash. r. Van Arsdslc. i0l6 srd av.
ga ACRES-s95o
Fine. level alder loan soil with
spring and creek; six blocks from
school: not far To Interurban sta
ton and only sH miles from city
limits OF Seattle. Price $3.50:
terms 800 cash. balance $40 per
month Sec owner, sol Mutual
Life bldg. First and Yesier.
ON PUGET SOUND--li ACRES.
with almost 1000 feet beach 'front.'
age. including little cove; fine
creek crosses one end big enough
to run dynamo for electric lights:
sunny southeastern slope. Ideal
for grapes and early products.
Price 1915. Charles Somers Co,
Alaska Hldr
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Live STOCK

SPANIEL DOGS AND
puppica Tor sale Ell 0tts-W.
WANTED = 100 PACK nORAlS
cheap. eiii Western. Eli s7tt.
wANTEp- SETTING HENS. MA.
con liza
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MACK LOGGING TRUCK AND
trailer: sell whole outfit or truck
only. consider purt trade aud glvo
good terms Call West 1876.
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LEGAL NOTICES

70 WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.
Thih - 10 certify that Nelson 4
Davick has made application TO
establish a lumber yard az 4tDf
9eih ave. 8. Lots and 10. Block
~. Lake Wood Addition. Any
ois desiring to protest such oc-
cupancy must file such protest at
the Office OF the building Depart
mert. room sos. County City
Building. prior to May is. 1893.
section s0s. Ordinance No. 1f.57s.
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i6 AUTOS FOR SALE

OVERLAND 20. jss5; easy terms. $50
down. Beacon 075s.
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Cnllaleral Ieans
Monuments

RsvelaTe inri Secret service, l. 3
May. Pres eos Arctic Bids. FL
llctt cas-,
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Patent Attorneys

FREDERICK 4. CORN. U. : aud Foreign
Patents secured. developed, sold.
Hem gauge. sadlron holder, dentAl
Appliances dough mixer. Make
affer. sos-s-s Central Bldg Sc-
attic. Phone Main e5ge 500 r -.
y w. Washington. ". q.
ii II REYNOLDS. ". Eu.: G. l. REf-
NOIpS Established Seattle. ls9s;
\ years examiner Y. > fateut It-
fIer t0s-s Lyon Hid. Elliott s0l5.
HARRY BOWEN fees. tI5.
szs down. $50 80 da.. $50 when al
le,red. pAntages nldE. "a q Univ.
Mason. Fenwick. Lawrence. entao-
HsAsd 1881. Advice and booklet
fr~a fsa Burke UidC
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OptIcian and Optometrlst

PiS;FsT SOUND MARBLE & GRIM
IL Co. LIST and Virginia. Estah-
isheff 1874
New Britain herald., 1923-05-19
..BACKSTAGE.:

From present indications there are little hopes Af New Britain having 8 summer stock eamRahy this year, Ff- forts have been made in years past Co house such an insiiiuiisn at the INeeum ihesieF,
 Vivian Martin and I.snns aEerman in Nearly Married" gili probably close tine season for legitimate aitrae- ii0ns at Parsons thsateF in Hartford, This Nill nay there on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of next week
 "i.iiile Nellie Kelly," the famous George N, cahan musical play at the Liberty lheaieF, New York, goes mer- riiy along 10 absolutely house full Ru- iionees, There is q zip, dash and sparkle 10 this song and dance show that makes it the most inesiimahle that New Workers have seen in long time, and there arc ai reasons for it, including the chorus and principals, among whom are Elizabeth Hines Georgia caine. Mar ion sak, Edna Whistler. Dorothy Newell. Charles King, Frank Otto, Barrett Gre Anwnod. Robert riikin, Arthur Deagon, moi 70 mention dozen ar more dancing specialists
New Britain herald., 1923-05-19
Rox,s SUNDAY SHOW.

Saturday night thsaieFsaeFs cannot afford to miss tanights show ai FeN's, which not enly features four acts Of superior vaudeville, including a spec taeulaF dancing troupe, but also stars Tom Mix in his greatest western thriller "Thrse Jumps Ahead"
 For tomorrow night the double feature hill presents Shirley Mason in "I .avshaund, romance of love, crooks and a daring sacrifice,
 Hobart Boswerth in Blind Hearts" is the other picture,
 There will he no regular perform anee Monday, Tuesday or wednes. day. Rs the theater has heen rented, hut on Thursday the regular schedule is.. resumed with smashing good bill and "'rhe Wesihound Limited"
New Britain herald., 1923-05-19
Lyceum Feature For
 Next Week Is Success

Another big double feature pro.
 gram has hen arranged for tho Sun
 dny evening program at the Lyccrm
 theater. one Of them being the Pathc special-"Thc Power Within T
 drama Of love and faith. And Mon day starts another biz week. featur- ing two vaudeville programs. changed cn Thursday. with the great Metro
 production, Success" as the movie sensation for the first three days and Wallace Reids last picture. Thirty Days" for the final half of the week.
 Miss Pauline Garon, petite rarisienne who came to America to seek her fortune via the movies. has he leading role in The Power With in." This is her first introduction to the local public and in this picture she has the part of a delightful little Belgian peasant girl. The rest Of the cast is a most capable one.
 Said to be even greater than 'Hu- Success" which begins Monday, is a powerful medy-drama, full of heart interest intermingled with sparkling humor. Amongst the : stars in it are Brandon Tynan. Naomi ' nllueTs hdIs tNlpl ''''' '~ vidson. This photoplay is based on the play which was, a few years ago. | one of Broadway's most famous pro 1uctions. Tynaa, who plays the lead r the picture, also played the lead on the stage. The dramatic interest in he story and the excellence of the cast that intcrprets it should make the presentation a distinct hit.
 Wallace Reid. until his death one or the most beloved idols of the movie world, and who passed from -his world after q. losing fight against leath. brought about by weakened as result of indulging in the drug habit, only few months ago. will be seen at the l.yceum the last three days of the week. The Thirty Days, is the