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Evening star., 1923-06-24
PALACE-Alice Brady, in The
Snow Bride"

Alice Brady will be featured at
Loew's Palace this week. beginning
this afternoon, in an epic of North
ern cline in THE Snow Bride" a
new Paramount production. concern
ing a fur-factor's daughter in the
Canadian wilderness, who finds the
path to true love, apparently SO clear
before her. suddenly blocked by a
maze Of complications. among them
the necessity for shielding her father
from the consequences of killing.
The story was filmed in the Canadian
north country in temperatures that
sent the mercury shivering to the
bottom of the thermometer.
The picture is based on a story by
Sonya Levien and Julie Herne
and was directed by Henry Kolker,
who will be remembered for his
splendid direction ofGeorge Arliss in
the screen adaptation of "Disraeli.'
The cast includes Maurice B. Flynn,
the noted foot ball star: Marie Ma
jeroni. Nick Thompson. Jack Baston,
Stephen Grafton, w. NJ. Cavanaugh
and Margaret Morgan.
A Sunshine comedy, Where There's
WILL" the Pathe news. Topics Of
the Day and Tom Gannon's orchestra
will be added attractions.
Evening star., 1923-06-24
Empire.

Today and tomorrow. 'HThree Jumps
Ahead" also The Busy Body; Tues
day. Gold of the Desert" also kid
Reporter; Wednesday, ''Nobody's
Bride" also comedy: Thursday, The
Sheriff of Sun Dog" also comedy
Friday, What Wives Want" also
The Night Riders; Saturday.
Crossed Wires" also Social Buccan-
eer," Nos. to 10 (matinee only, and
Fox News
Evening star., 1923-06-24

Joseph Schildkraut, the young VII
ennese actor whose rise to star dom
on the American stage has been rapid,
will play the leading role in the
Goldwyn Pictures Aim version of Sir
Hall Gaines latest novel, The Mas
ter of Man"
Evening star., 1923-06-24
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Daughters

Two families, one wealthy. one in
moderate circumstances, with two
daughters, both pursued by a young
wastrel who pretends to be an artist.
and both protected by simple but
substantial young townsman who
built character and fortune on a firm
foundation, are elements OF James
Youngs screen picture for First Ma
tional of Dana Burnets story Of
wandering Daughters" which will
be shown for the first time in Wash
ington at Crandalrs Metropolitan
Theater today and all this week. The
cast includes Marjorie Daw. Noah
Beery. Pat O'Malley. Marguerite De
La Mette. Mabel Van Buren,. Allan
Forrest and William V. Mong
new two-reel farce. Plumb
lazy. featuring Bobby Vernon
with minor news and scenic features
and orchestral music. including the
overture of Victor Herbert's The
Only Girl" under the direction of
Daniel Breeskin. are also announced
Evening star., 1923-06-24
Elite.

Today and tomorrow. The Queen
of Sheba": Tuesday. The Darling or
the Rich: Wednesday. Grumpy
Thursday. "Westbound Limited; Fri
day, Mad Love: Saturday, 1.-THE
Woman of Bronze"
Evening star., 1923-06-24
NEXT WEEKS PHoToPLAYs

METROPOLITAN - Strong
heart, in Drawn of the
North"
PALACE-Wola Dana, in Her
Fatal Millions"
RIALTO-Betty Compson. in
The Woman With Four
Faces"
CENTRAL - Earle Williams
and Wanda Hawlcy, in
Master of Men"
CRANDAIL'S-HaroId Lloyd,
in Safety Last"
Evening star., 1923-06-24
Photoplays This Week
AT THE PHoToPLAY HOUSES THIS WEEK.

Al TIE PHUIOPLAY HOUSES THIS WEEK.
COLUMBIA-Agnes Ayre in "The Heart Raider Shown this
afternoon.
RIALTO"Lo and Found Golduyns picture Shc~w
this afternoon.
METROPOLITAN-"Wandering Daughters" National.
Shown this
PALACE-Alce Brady in "The Bride" this after
CENTRAL-Ha the World Gone Madi" Shown th, afternoon
CRANDALLS-Rupert Hughes Souls Shown this
Evening star., 1923-06-24
Dumbarton.

Today. The Leopardess"; tonior-
row, The Dollar Devils; Tuesda2
and Wednesday. Rustic Of Silk
Thursday and Friday, Bella Donna,
Saturday, The Buster"
Evening star., 1923-06-24
FaYonte.

Today. The Flame of Life: tomor-
row. Arabian Love-: Tuesday. One
Clear Calf: Wednesday, The Ger
tleman From America: Thursdat
The Kentucky Derby: Friday. paid
in Advance; Saturday, Stepping
Fast
Evening star., 1923-06-24
Circle.

res,day and tomorrow. THE "Go-Get-
tefJ Tuesday. Woman OF Bronze" ;
Wednesday,, Lights of New York
THURSDAY. Gimme; Friday, my
Friend the Devil"; Saturday, '.Fa.t
Mail"
Evening star., 1923-06-24
Home.

Today and tomorrow. The Ne'er
Do Well: Tuesday. THE Leopardessr :
Wednesday, "Westbound. Ltd:
Thursday, The Prisoner: FRIDAY.
The Woman of Bronze; Saturds v,
Dead Game"
Evening star., 1923-06-24
Savoy.

Today and tomorrow. THE Bright
Shawr and Fresh Eggs; Tuesdav
and Wednesday, Racing Hearts" and
Gold Chills"; Thursday and Friday.
Souls for Sale and Amateur Night
on the Ark; Saturday, "The Remit
tance Woman and "A Pleasant
Journey"
Evening star., 1923-06-24
Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow, "The Bright
Shawl" and Amateur Night on the
Ark: Tuesday and Wednesday.
Racing Hearts and Gold Chills":
Thursday and Friday, souls for
Sale: Saturday, The Remittance
Woman" and "A Pleasant Journey"
Evening star., 1923-06-24
Carolina.

Today and tomorrow, Grumpy
Tuesday and Wednesday, What a
Wife Learned; Thursday. "Thorns
nd Orange Blossoms: Friday. Poor
Gems Wives; Saturday. Woman OF
Aaonze"
Evening star., 1923-06-24
Truxton.

Today and tomorrow. lis Divorce a
Failure?"; Tuesday. The Gentlemen
from America; Wednesday and
Thursday, Dusk to Dawn" and Fri
day and Saturday. "Westbound Ltd"
Evening star., 1923-06-24
Raphael.

Today and tomorrow. "withjn the
Law; Tuesday, THE Kentucky Der
by; Wednesday, Paid In Advance.
Thursday, The Leopardess": Friday.
Mad Love" and. Saturday, The Cen
tleman From America" -
Evening star., 1923-06-24
York.

Today and tomorrow, The Co
You Can't Fool Your wife" and
Roll Along: Thursday. why. Won't
en- Re-marry'' and Second Child
hood; Friday. "The Soul of the
Beast" Fighting Blood. round s, and
''Pick and Shovel: Saturday, The
Trail of the Lonesome Pine and
aWhere Am Is'
Evening star., 1923-06-24
Regent.

Today. Clarence; tomorrow, paid
in Advance: Tuesday, ssfjp nie.". !.
Wednesday,. "a Dangerous Game"
Thursday, Red Hot Romance; Fri
day. The Kentucky Derby" and Sat-
urday, Quincy Adams Sawyer"
Evening star., 1923-06-24
Liberty.

Today and tomorrow. THE Ne'er
Do Well; Tuesday and Wednesday.
Hunting Big Game in Africa
Thursday and Friday. "Prodiga
Daughters; Saturday. why Women
Remarry."
Evening star., 1923-06-24
American.
Apollo.

Today and tomorrow. Racing
Hearts" and Cold Chills": Tuesdar
and Wednesday, THE Bright Shawl
and Pick and Shovel: Thursday
Masters of Men" and "FamiIv
Troubles; Friday, Whats Wrong
With the Women" and Fighting
Blood" round 6; Saturday, "The Soul
of the Beast" and Where Am To-
Evening star., 1923-06-24
Princess.

Today and tomorrow. Within the
Law; Tuesday and Wednesday, "The
Ne'er Do Well": Thursday. "Ths
Leopardess": Friday and SATURDAY
THE Prodigal Daughter"
Evening star., 1923-06-24
New.

Today. The Lights of New York" :
tomorrow. Silver Wings: Tuesday
Grumpy; THURSDAY, THE waite
Flower: Friday. "The Town Scan
dal"; Saturday, feature and comedy
program.
Evening star., 1923-06-24
Olympic.

Today and tomorrow, "ProdisaI
Daughters"; Tuesday. THE West
bound Limited; Wednesday and
Thursday. Rex Ingram's where the
Pavement Ends; FRIDAY. Fools of
Fortune; Saturday. The Iseop-
ardess."
Evening star., 1923-06-24

of Crittendent Marriotts romance Of
the Sargossa Sea. The Isle OF Lost
Ships" will be shown, with Milton
Sills, Anna Q. Nilsson and Frank
Campeau in the cast. Stan Laurel
Will supply the comedy, "Pick and
Shovel"
Friday and Saturday T. ROY
Barnes and Seena Owen will be seen
in Parainount's picture Of Peter r
Kyne's Cappy Kicks story. The Co
Getter," the man who didn't know
wasi Jimmie Adams in Small
Change" with minor films and pipe
organ accompaniment also are listed.
American.
Today and tomorrow, Adams Rib. /.
Tuesday. "Glimpses of the Moon
Wednesday and Thursday, Nth Com
mandment"; Friday, Adam and Eva; ;
Saturday. 'TThe White Flower
Evening star., 1923-06-24

Afternoon frock of brown canton
Year."
New Britain herald., 1923-12-03
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FLASHES

Skeleton Of Jimmy Glass is found in heavy undergrowth near Greeley, Pa. ending worldwide search for child who disappeared after leaving home to go out to play eight years ago; his father now believes he wan dered off following a pet dog.
 Six hundred lives are reported lost in breaking of great dam at Lake Gleno. Italy. flooding villages in the Bergamo Valley, not far from Milan.
 Vatican circles unofficially express doubt as to whether any Americans will be made cardinals at the coming conSistory.
 Lloyd George returning to London after campaign tour predicts mill lion ma aiority for free trade in Thurs days elections.
 Aged nun is burned to death and l34 others are imperilled in fire at La Cross, Wis, in convent of the Order of Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Alteration.
 SiNty-eighth congress convenes at
New Britain herald., 1923-12-03
Further HOnors for
 Theron WOlcOtt Hart

Ashes Of Roses" the work Of Theron W. Hart Of this city, which won first prize in the musical contest recently conducted by the Chicago News, has been awarded another prize by that newspapers judges,
 The prize previously noted was for the best work submitted during the period Of one week. This second honor was won by the composition's excellence when all the works sub mitted during the whole contest were considered. There were several hum dred of them, and Mir. Hart's latest success is all the more noteworthy. IL is expected that Ashes of Roses will De published shortly.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-03
US. DOLLAR STANDARD
This is Only Medium Now Perniss- able in Buying Tickets From French Ports to America.

Paris. Dec. 3.--Ths American dol lar has been established as the exclu- sive standard for fixing steamship rates from French ports 10 the United States by all the transatlantic lines in Paris, including the government sub sidized French line The Compagnie Generate Transatlantigua, which re- fuses to quote passenger tariffs In francs even 10 French nationals, The British companies with offices here are also quoting rates in dollars 10 the exclusion of sterling. The arrange intnt came into effect Doc l
 Currency in francs and sterling is accepted for the payment of passage but only after the amount has been obtained by figuring it on the dollar basis at the steamship companies rate of exchange. obtained from the off. cial closing price of the dollar on the Paris Bourse tho previous day.
 The arrangement in general in cludes all the companies in Paris do- ing business for America, the official reason advanced being that the spas nodie fluctuations in exchange were preventing the quoting Of rates in francs for future satlings
 Ii was pointed out at the French line offices this morning that had a passenger booked and settled on Oct. 30 for passage on the liner Paris sail ing Dec. 1. he would have paid 2,5if francs. while a man deciding only the day the boat left 10 sail that day would have been obliged to pay 2,7sa francs Thus the decision was reached 10 make fiat rate in dollars for the various French line steamers, with similar schedules adopted by the British lines according 10 the class Of their various steamships.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-03
BLAMES NEWSPAPERS.
Defensc in kessier Casr Takes EXcep,
 tion t0 Published StripS.

Emanuel C'Mannie'D Kcsslor and 1@ others charged with wholesale viola. tions of the prohibition laws, today summed ur the case, which has been on trial in federal court for three weeks, Originally there were l9 de fcndants, but five were discharged last week at the direction Of Judge Wins. low.
 George Donnellan. defense attorney declared that he had been handicap. ped in his efforts 10 prove the de. fe ndants guiltless by newspaper stories referring to KeSsler as king Of ho hootlnggers."
New Britain herald., 1923-12-03
!. T.. DA60N DIES.
Was Prominent in Military and AUh.
 lctic Circles of state.

Norpak, Dec. 3.--Jamos F.. Dsgon 5s. commissary sergeant on the non- commissioned staff Of Col Henry S Dorsey. commander of the Connecti- cut coast artillery corps al inc out break of the world war and National Guardsmsn for 1 5 years. died sudden. ly at his home here yesterday. Dagor was one Of the organizers of the Con- necticut basketball league in 1914 and headed the championship team in 1916. During the world war he served as post duartermaster sergeant al Fort N. c. Wright.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-03
OBSERVE 10th ANNIVERSARY

Mir. and Mrs Marvin C. Heisler Of SIS Stanley street celebrated their 10th wedding anniversary at their home Saturday evening. About 4e friends gathered at the home and Il musical entertainment was enjoyed, Mrs. T. R. Mitchell Of Waterbury and Mrs. L. l.. Blakesly furnishing several duets and Mrs. !. 4. Fanion Of Plain vile, vocal selections. Mir and Mrs, Heisler received many beautiful and msefnl gifts.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-03
POULTRY ASSOCIATION MEETING

Tho regular monthly meeting of the New Britain Poultry association will be held in I. o. o. F. hall Arch street, this evening at 8 o'clock. Several members Of the association will talk briefly on the winning points of the various breeds Impor. tant business regarding the coming show will be discussed
New Britain herald., 1923-12-03
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

Announcement Of the engagement Of Miss Nora Anna Sinkiewicz daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Julian sinkiewicz Of 475 East street to Ray mond Gonyea Of Hartford, was made last evening at dinner party given in honor of the couple at the home Of Miss Sinkiewicz' parents. No date has been set for the wedding.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-03

noon today with prospective battles in the house and likely in the senate over organization.
 Senator Borah writes to Secretary Mellon seeking information as to status of the French debt and Borah's action is regarded as indicating sen- ate discussion of that question.
 California has the highest automo- bile death rate and New York comes next. census figures show; more than 11.000 persons were killed in United States registration area last year. Negro is arrested at Indianapolis charged with murder of Mrs. Helen Whelchel, an attractive young widow.
 Federal tax collections during the year, ending last June 30 were s2,- 621. .745.227 as compared with sS.- lo7, ,451, ,000 for the year previous.
 Leon Daudet. leader of monarchist movement in France chamber of deputies. declares that his 15-year- old son was killed in revenge by anarch- ists.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-03
Eight Boys Replace
 Windows They Broke While Parents Watch

Eight boys were arraigned before Judge B. w. Alling in juvenile court Saturday morn ing for breaking SS windows in the rear of the Parker Shirt Co, last week Saturday afternoon eight boys were busy at work replacing with their own hands the window psnes which they had broken during the week.
 One O fthe young lads boast fully stated to Probation Officer Edward (. Connolly before court Saturday that he could put the window panes in again and acting on this advice Judge filling instructed the boys to replace the windows with the result that they were all at work Saturday afternoon with the parents of each acting as supervisor. The boys were warned by the judge to dscon- tinue the habit Of breaking win dows or more serious penalty might be meted 10 them.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-03
Special Notices

Ladies' Aid Society of Stanley Me. morial church will hold their annual Christmas sale. Wednesday, Dec. 5th, from 2 to 6. waffles will be served.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-03

Government engineers are develop ing a new low-cost cartridge as a car Tier for liquid oxygen explosives for use in mining operations.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-03

--Look-LooK
 Terms 10 suit purchaser Brand new Maxwell touring. slightly used Maxwell t-pass. coupe. Slightly used Maxwell club coupe. Slightly used Maxwell sport touring, 1928 Maxwell touring, 1899 Four Maxwell touring rars. issi Maxwell roupe. 1920 Maxwell touring 1921 Hudson touring 1920 Esssr roadster. 1928 Ford coupe. 1929 Ford touring. These ears will be sold Al ssiii. hre prices 10 make room for new Hudson and Essex cats. HoNEYMAN AUTO SALES co.
 ias ARCH sTa .
 PHONE 9i0g.
 Hudson and Essox Dealers.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-03

'ORBs Rnaastsrs. teurihgs, Eight delivery.
 roadster dnlfterv aud an express at .5 down and weekly payment of ss, Auto. motito Usod Car Exchange, S5 Arch st.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-03
AUTOMOTlVE
Autos and Trucks For Sale

FORD. 1920, one ton truck chassis, in fne condition. Tires are excellent. Price slAO. Automotive Used Car Exchange. S6 Areh St. Phone 1729-2.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-03

fTDsoN touring f9g2. 7-rass-. small mic. age. good as new. al tires including spare. are as good as new. This car will he sold reasonable. N. Iring Jester ip5 Arch St. This Is Etudehakef Year"
New Britain herald., 1923-12-03

AUTO Tor. zB.p tOvef ana side Curtains made and repaired. auto bod5s of every dsscrptisa upholstered and repaired. over 70 gesrs experience at this business. d. W. wash Auto Top q Uph0lsteIing Co., sH5 Elfn street. phone gs4s
New Britain herald., 1923-12-03

AuETi BBNB and ciestiic welding, boiler ieraiiing, scored cylinders refiiled to CO OiG Ii5toHA. portable equipment, all wUIk guaranteed stotts Welding Cos. 5s tilen utreei, pliona 2BBs.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-03

SPACE fof winter stoTaEe-iiys or dead in sttau-h. atsd garase; rates reason. able. itaudy Gatage. L1in tUt. Sc, moar street, phone sI5s
New Britain herald., 1923-12-03

4, - --=- = - - run very little and is practically new in every detail. Price is low. Win take a lighter car to trade Automotiys Used Gar Enchsngo, ss Arch st. Phone 172s-2. HuPMOBlLE touring car in Al shape. msc hanica ally five good tires, and looks good; 1850 takes it. A. c. Hawkcr b2 Elm st.. phone 245s.
 nUPMOB1LE, isi7, roadster, In good me. ohanicai condition. Excellent paint Price only s250. Terms. E.. C. Rudolph, l27 cherry St. Phone s05i-s
 OAKLAND touring car igli, good tires. upholstery and paint; fine running order; price only t155. \. c. liawker. 52 Elm st., phone 245s.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-03

Ing. carton burning. Hardware Cuy sldihE Io.. IS Winthrop st. Tel. zsss ARCH sf. RADIATOR WoRKs. surcessors tO Hditquist Bros. Radiators repaired Bcw cores installed. dents and jams re mo, cd from auto bottles and lenders lss.Ts. tanks. hoods and muHiers re- tsired. For good work and regsona bis s prizes stop at 1g7 Arch SL. s. Wolf Prop. Phone I70s.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-03
ScI,ice statiUns, Ilepsirin,

STANLEY ST, 55i-T Three garages suitabit for ears or trucks. schultz o Costello In,.. .4. Main g.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-03
Autos-Iaxi Ser,ice
Garages To Let

CALL TAA1- Phone 2aUU Will bring quick enicisnt taAt settice to your door. N. B. raki serytee. al the R. E. station.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personals

WANTED--i, GOO men, women and children
 to be well drussed on easy weekly pay
 ments. Boston Clothing Store 63 Church St., next to Herald ofice
New Britain herald., 1923-12-03

FHASkLIN SQUARE steam heated garages. l9z2z teet inside. trucks pre- I-tred. Apply tranklIH square Filling Nfatlfu.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-04-21
why THAT LAME BACK?

That morning lameness - those
sharp pains when bending or lifting,
make work burden and rest impos-
sible. Don't be handicapped by a
bad back-look to your kidneys.
You will make no mistake by follow
ing this Pocomoke City residents
example.
J. Wood Tull. ship carpenter. 821
Second St.. says: my kidneys
caused me to suffer great deal at
times. l was often so lame in my
back could hardly straighten, es.
pecially mornings. couldn't get any
rest at night. When l stopped l had
sharp catches over my kidneys. The
action Of my kidneys was irregular,
but Doan's Kidney Pills. purchased
at Clarke Il Co.'s Drug Store, re.
moved all this trouble and my back
was soon we'll and strong"
Price Coo, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-ge,
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same tina
Mr.. Tull had. Foster-M:lburn Co
Mfrs. Buffalo. ". Y
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-04-21

Almost directly across the bay from
Baltimore, surrounded by big oaks,
sycamores and pines, stands the little
brick church of st. Paul's, which this
year celebrates the two hundred and
tenth anniversary of its building
Completed in 1713 and in continuous
use ever since as an Episcopal place
of worship, the ancient Kent county
sanctuary is, doubtless, the Oldest
house of God in the State.
Around the vine covered building
lies churchyard of 10 acres, with is
thickly planted with the graves of the
seven generations which have wor-
shipped inside it's walls.
There are older parishes than St.
Paul's in the diocese, as is evidenced
in "The First Parishes of Maryland"
compiled from the original documents
by Percy G. Skirven, of Baltimore,
and about to be published by the Nor
man-Remington Company. But in
none of them is the church building of
such great and unbroken antiquity.
The contract for the erection of ST..
Paul's Church was made in I'LL be-
tween the vestrymen and Capt. James
Harris. It provided for building 40
feet long, 80 feet wide and "16 feet
from the ground" The contractor
was to be paid 10000 pounds of tobac-
CO for his work. That quantity of the
weed represented large sum in what
was then the accepted currency of the
Province. At the price prevailing to-
day for a medium grade of Tobacco it
would amount to s. 300. But ap-
parently there were extras" in those
days in the contracting business, even
as there are today, for the old church
records show that at meeting Of the
vestry, held in the spring of 1713, af-
ter two years. work, Captain Harris,
having turned over the completed
building to that body, "hath taken in
his bond 100000 pounds of tobacco"
One is uncertain just what is meant
by that archaic phrase, but it would
appear that the church building cost