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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-21

Inc various departments are HlleQ WlCn
and Qualities are never sacrificed to ens
WE GIVE REAL INTRINSIC VALUE
Our Satur'
All tend to more firmly establish Our R
Wantable Mer chandise at MONEY SAY.
WASH PETTICOATS
White seersucker Pet.icoats regular and extra Sizes
White with blue stripes Seersucker Petcoas extra good
quality, 80 to 38 length ..........S150
White sateen with pink and blue figures exceptionally fine
quality and make only two dozen in this lot left special
$1OO
White saeen or Surf Satin Pettcoats made in several
different tounces. .Sl.5O q Sl9o
WAISTS
Tailored Dimity Waists dainty made in all the style
collars embroidery and trimmed These are exceptional
values and large assortment of styles to choose from,
Two new lots of Wolfe Bouses dainy made and trimmed
These exceptionally good values, SO to 49, s19S
LONG FIGURED CREPE KIMONos
Long Kinonos in Serpentne Crepe double satin ribbon
trimmed, cut full, extra special value. .s2.9s
MARABOUT COLLARS e.
Marabout Shawl Collars to close out the former prices
were S1298 to $780, choice. ........S $500
SUITS PRICE
About twenty Spring Suits to close out including 3piece
Suit Navy Blue Poret Twill and Tweed Suits Here is
your opportunity to buy extra fine suit at great
ing. Come in and let us show you these values
Choice of these Suits the original price
BINGHAM DRESSES
We have two wonderful lots of Bingham Dresses for
street. house and porch Just the thing for hot
weather dress Large assortment of styles and coors,
also good line of Sizes
LOU. -. 80 go go. -. -. '.'''''S-'9o
New and Smart.- Wash Dresses
Fashions Vogue for Summer
Cool dainty what everresh charm wash dresses have
for the languorous days of summer! You will need
of these smart frocks to complete wardrobe
S5.9S, $3.50, $3.50, $500
SKIRTS
The biggest thing in Skirts all wool crepe knife peated
models in Tan, Grey, Navy and Black sizes 26 to 80,
Special :. .So.9o
New lot of non-crushabe knife plated skirts. This is
of the finest skirts for quality, style and fit Coors,
Tan, Grey and White, &c to "a belt, Special. .S10.9S
WOOL TWEED KNOCKERS
New lot just arrived of Wool Tweed Knickers sizes So to
A. .S3.9S
WHITE LINEN KNOCKERS
Extra good quality of White Linen Knockers, So to a.
CHILDREN'S HATS
few more Childrens Hats to close out at very low
in price to close out
1898 reduced to. -. .$1.49
1898 reduced to-. ...... 1928
$6.98 reduced to. 1898
CHILDREN'S KNOCKERS
Khaki Knockers suitable for sport and camp wear to IS
years. :. 80. -. S19S $2.9S
CHILDREN'S BINGHAM DRESSES
Good assortment of styles gngham check and stripes,
embroidered and self trimmed also Khaki Play Suits,
BATHING SUITS
Wool Jersey and Surf Satin Bathing Suits in all the smart
combinations. :. -. -. -. ........ $3.50 to $3.50
Augusta sDN:Ad
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-21
This
StOre--

Cordially invites you to make it your head.
quarters at all times. Meet your friends here;
leave your bundles here. Use our Rest Room,
use our Telephones, use our Mailing Depart
ment. Meet our Shopper, Dorothy Blake. She
can help you in many ways. Park your car or
your team on Commercial street, near our Rear
Entrance. Come in and make yourself at home.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

aims. We have poured ont our wealth
without stint both in charity and in
vestment and the important productive
enterprises undertaken abroad since
tho war have been supported by Amer
lean capital. Tho difficulties which be
set Europe have their causes within
Europe and not in any act or policy
Generally, our policies toward
Europe may thus be summa rized: We
are still opposed to alliances. We re-
fuse to commit ourselves in advance
with respect TO the employment of the
power Of the United States in I'M
known contingencies. We reserve our
Judgment to act upon occasion as our
Judgment to act upon occasion as our
sense OF duty permits. We are op-
posed TO discrimination against our
nationals. We ask fair and equal OPP
portunties in inundated territories as
they were acquired by the allies
through our aid. We desire TO CO
operate according to our historic pol
icy in the peaceful settlement of in
tornational disputes which embraces
the policy of judicial settlement OF
such questions as are iustifable.'
In relation to the Pacific ocean and
the far east, the secretary said, the
United States had developed the poll
cies of the open door, the maintc-
nance of the integrity of China, CO.
operation of other powers in the dc
claration Of common principles, CO.
operation of other powers by confer
cnce and consultation in the interests
of peace. limitation of naval arma-
ment and limitation of Notifications
and naval bases
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

Trading in dog skins is Il hig en-
tcrprise in Mongolia and Manchuria
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01
LIMITATION OF CLAIMS.


~ y Court Of Probate holden a. New
Britain. within and for the District Of Ber-
lin IN tho County of Hartford and state OF
Connecticut, on tho 50th day OF November,
4. H., 1879,
Present Bernard =. Gsnnoy, Esq. Judge.
on motion II John Solomon Of said Der.
lin a. Adminisi HHtor Oh the Estate Of
Mary solomon alias Mary T.. Solome, late
OF Berlin, within said district deceased,
This court doth decree that six months
be allowed and limited for tho creditors
~ said estate to exhibit their claims
against the same to the Administrator and
directs that public notice be given Of this
order by advertising IN q newspaper pub
lished in said New Britain, and having a
circulation IN said district, aud by posting
copy thereof on the public sign post In
said Tnpwn Of Rnrln, nearest the place
where the deceased last dwrr.
Certified from Record,
BERSARD r. GAFE'SEY.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

A, a court Of Probate holden a. New
Britain within and for the District Of Ber-
I'm, IN the county Of Hartford aud State
ot ConncrtlcW Oh tHs 9Th day Of Sovem.
bcf, A. D.. 1a23,
Present, Bernard D., Gaffhry, Esu. Judge
On uotion ~ Esrkis H. Ahraitanian Of
said New Britain, as Administrator on tho
Estate Of Harry linrrtigan alias VI. Harry
late ~ New Britain within said district
deceAs sod.
This court doth decree that six months
ne allowed and limited for the creditors Of
said estate 10 exhibit their claims against
The same 10 the Administrator and
directs that public notice he given of this
order by adt er'islng IN a new spapor pub
lislted iu satd New Britain. aud having
circulation In said district, and by posting
copy thereof Oh the public sign post IN
said toxin or New Britain. nearest the
piare whore the decreased last dWcit.
trgihrd from Eeeord
BERNARD o. GAFFNEY,
Judge
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01
WASH BOILER'N EVERYTHING

The famous Kitchen Orchestra,
from South Manchester will furnish
entertainment to members of Burritt
Grange at the regular meeting in Jr.
o. L. \. NJ. hall this evening. This
orchestra plays on instruments re-
sembling kitchen implements, dish
pans, frying pans. tea kettles and all
sorts of kitchen apparatus. There arc
SIS members I'm the orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01
NO ENTANGLEMENTS
IN HUGHES POLICY
Secretary Also Strong for Monroe
Doctrine, He Says

Philadelphia, Dec. defense Of
the Monroe Doctrine and an endorse
ment of the administrations policy of
isolatng this country from European
politics marked the address last night
of Secretary OF state Hughes before a
Joint meeting OF the American Aca-
denny of Political and Social Science
and the Philadelphia Forum in obser-
vance of the centenary of the doctrine.
He said he was opposed TO any policy
OF aggression or Intervention and de-
clared the Monroe Doctrine accorded
entirely with Americas foreign policy.
With respect to Europe" he said,
our policy has continued to Ice in the
phrase of Jefferson: Peace. Com
merce, and honest friendship with all
nations, entangling alliances with
none
Value OF Influence
The preponderant thought among
us undoubtedly is that our influence
would not be increased by pooling it..
The influence that is due to our de-
tachment and impartiality could not
long be maintained If we should sub
stitute the role OF a partisan in
European quarrels, and the constant
efforts of the propagandists have
brought yividly before us the fact that
where the direct American interest is
not clearly perceived foreign contro-
Nersies afford abundant opportunity
for the play among us of intense
racial feeling. What was true in Mon
roe's day is even more true today in
view of our vast population drawn
from many countries and reproducing
here the conflicts of European in
terests. II is not to our interest to
adopt a policy by which We would
create or intensity divisions at home
without healing divisions abroad. \
y X But when all is said. there is still
no doubt of our desire to be helpful
in every practicable wcy consistent
with our independence and general
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Florists and NurseryIneh

Florists and Nurserymeh s
BURIAL VAlLTS-Autoinatic scaling con-
crete steel reinforced. waterproof. Cost less
than wood or metal AZ first c.ass under
takers. n. 3. Vault Co.. a1s Map'e. Tel 1855
NURSERYMAN and Landscape gardener
Smonsen. 'phone 1855.
CUT FLOWERS. potted plants. All kinds
Funeral work. Free delivery. Sandal
lies Greenhouse. 2ls Oak ST. Tel. sss-12
NURSERYMAN--Fruit trees shrdbs flow
ers, berries heage plants. Send address
will call. Box 80, Herald.
POTTED plants and cut flowers. Funeral
works Speciality. Johnson's Greenhouses
5l1 Church ST.: Phone $50.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01
Lost and Found

BLACK travelling bag lost We'd. on Black
Rock Ave. between and $50 p. m.
Return to c. Hudgns, IL Trumbull ST.
POCkETROOK with sum OF money and
cross of rosary beads lost between
Rockwell Ave. Division and South Main
st. Finder return to l24 Rockwell Ave;
reward.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personals

Personals o
WANTED--1.000 men. women and children
to Ice well dr., ssed easy weekly pay
ments. Boston Clothing Store. 60 Church
ST., next 10 Herald office.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

LOOK LOOK LOOK
Terms TO suit purchaser
Brand new Maxwell touring,
Slightly used Maxwell t-pass. coupe.
slightly used Maxwell club coupe.
Slightly used Maxwell sport touring.
1893 Maxwell touring.
1879 -Four Maxwell touring cars.
1921 Maxwell coupe,
1890 Maxwell touring.
1921 Hudson touring
1890 Essex roadster.
1898 Ford coupe
1a:2 Ford touring
These cars will he sold al sacri.
nee prices TO make room for new
Hudson and EsseA Ears.
HoNEYMAN AUTO SALES Co.
iss ARCH ST,
PHONE 210a
Hudson and Essex Dealers.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

NOTICE After Thanksgiving Day the Ar
cade Studio will be open every evening
till $50. Photographs taken at night as
good as day. Make your appointments
now.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

SAVE Ia on coal bits. Install Accurate
Metal Weather Strips. T. z. WoodA 81
Main street; phone 27s5.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01
RAID ON GROVE STREET

Policemen Patrick 0'Mara and
Thomas l'eency this morning arrested
Alex SabinSky Of A. Grove street on
a charge Of violating the liquor Law
after they had raidrd IN" place and
secured q quantity Of liquor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-08
C0LUnIA-Pola Nesri in BELLA
Donna"

Loew's Columbia Theater will pre-
sent this week. beginning this after
noon, a picture that the management
regards as one OF the greatest Of Its
entire list-Poia Negri, the famous
star Of Passion" in her first Ameri-
can production. Bella Donna" 1t is
described as 1.-THE vivid. exotic and
magnificent starring production that
tho famous Polish star has made for
Paramount as the first Of a series Of
photoplays de luxe" It Is the stars
first appearance in an American-made
production. and It Is one that Poia
Negri herself, In q telegram to Jesse
l. Lasky. describes as not only her
best picture. but the most enthrallinR
aim she ever saw.
Bella Donna" is a story by that
internationally famous author. Robert
Hichena which has already achieved
success both as a story and as q
stage play. To 1t have been brought
tho beauty OF investiture of which the
screen aione seems capable.
George Melford was the director,
and its cast includes Conway Tearle,
Conrad Nagel and Lois Wilson, with
Adolphe Menjou, Claude King, Macy
Harlan and Robert Schable.
Tho story reveals Pola Negri as a
modern woman OF fashion, who mar
fies q young engineer, goes with her
husband to Egypt, where she meets
and becomes infatuated with Nah
moud BaYoudi, q powerful figure In
desert life. He demands as the price
pf his favor tho poisoning Of her
husband
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-08
Hollywood, Wonder City:

fifth made his appearance in Holly
wood. There was no line about him
in the local papers. A young girl
started work for him soon afterward.
before many years. 1t was Mary
Pickford.
owen Moore, Florence Lawrence
and Mack Sennett, along with several
others. enrolled under the Griffith
is written in detail the lean faced
Griffith and his little crew will be
given the first human chapter.
A short time later two other men
appeared in Hollywood in search Of a
the train rolling westward had told
them to beware Of California real es-
tate men. They were. They were
offered some ground near the center
Of Hollywood for about $4,000. They
did not take it. 1t is only worth
around a million now. So these two
gentlemen missed the tide, and have
not been able to write articles for the
youth OF America, setting forth bow
they became successful.
Then the miracle happened. Picture
houses were erected over the nations
Of the world: Inarticulate people, too
weary with life to read. now found IN
universal language Of the Aim curled
its way around the universe.
Many writer's touched upon this
most fascinating episode in the annals
OF men. Ten years passed, and a
masterful weaver Of words became
interested In the story as a theme for
a novel. Being intensely human, he
caught the atmosphere Of Hollywood
and imprisoned in 1t book, which he
called Souls for Sale" And later,
he made the book into q picture, tho
first great story OF Hollywood ever
filmed.
1t is the story of the pictures in ono
tremendous picture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-08
BY HALLETT ABEND.
snee,sI corrs.nondsnc. n, Tho s,sr

Special Correspondence Of The star.
LOS ANGELES, April 2.
D YCHARD STANTON. the Universal
director, has just returned from
Europe bringing word that the snug
Cling of stolen or illegally made
prints Of American made films in
Europe has become an alarmingly big
business. Women in particular, he
says are successful at the smuggling
trade, wrapping thousands Of feet Of
film around their bodies under their
corsets.
There was a sensational furry in
Hollywood when it became known
that Pola Negri was advertising for
all grades, a chauffeur and other
household attendants. The adver-
tisements specified going to work In
Beverly Hills home on April l."
Since Pola has lived in Hollywood.
while Chaplin's new 100000 villa
T n1W nearing completion Is IN Bsxsrly
was near. But Pola Quiets the rumor
by announcing that she has taken
six months lease on handsome Bev-
erly home next door to that Of Gloria
Swanson, and she intimates she and
autumn.
Another romance, involving a
secret wedding has como to light.
The bride is Evelyn Brent, leading
woman for Douglas Fairbanks, and
the bridegroom is B. P. Fineman, pro-
Queer once Katherine McDonald's
hacker. They were married in New
York on November 1 of last year.
The supporting cast for Jackie
CooRan in Long Live the King" will
include Alan Forrest, Rosemary
Theby, Ruth Renick and Alan Hale.
Norma Talmadge has started actual
filming Of Ashes Of Vengeance" with
a supporting cast, including Conway
Tearle, Josephine Crowell, Wallace
Berry. Betty Francisco and Claire
Mcdowell.
Eric Won Stroheim, though still
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-08
R1ALT0-Betty Compson in 1.-THE
White Flower"

Pictured for the greater part in the
Hawaiian Islands and said to be one
OF the most delightful photo plays in
which she has ever appeared, Bctty
Compson's latest Paramount picture,
''The White Flower" will be offered
at Moore's Rialto Theater this week,
beginning today.
The locale of the story allowed the
producers to depict scenes Of unusual
beauty and spots which have hereto
fore been familiar only to those who
travel beneath tropic skies, with every
scene exhaling the odor OF palms and
exotic flowers amid natural settings
notably Kilauea, tho famous sacred
volcano Of Hawaii.
The story concerns young, half
American. half-Hawaaian girl. who is
In love with young American, the
pineapple king OF the island. Many
are the plans which the girl forms for
winning tho mans love. In fact, che
almost does away with his fiancee by
tho aid OF mysterious Hawaiian rites
Edmund Lowe plays opposite Miss
Compson, with Airline Pretty, Sylvia
Ashton, Arthur Hoyt and others in
Guiding many native Hawaiians.
Tho comedy Is supplied by Lupino
Lane, In Tho Reporter: and Fox
News oameramen and Pun From the
Press" with orchestral music, includ-
ing m Arrangement Of Johann Strauss
Prince Methusalsm," will complete
the bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-08
THERE were 1000 people in Holl

THERE were 1000 people IN Holly
wood a dozen years ago.
1t has a population of nearly 10o,-
600 now. At that time the board Of
trade made an announcement which
some people thought was too opti-
mistic. They heralded their faith in
the future Of the little town at the
edge of the mountains by predicting
for Hollywood a population of 5000
in ten years.
AS the scroll Of the future was hid
den, the board no doubt felt quite
daring, for at that time the hose cart
fire apparatus was still in use. When
fire broke out carpenters laid down
their saw and took up theapozzle Of
the hose. All the f1remen were volun-
teers. Tired horses dozed in front OF
the leading stores. Stages, coaches
creaked IN and out OF the capitol of
flmdom, that dozed contentedly, be-
ing quite unmindful Of the fact that
in less than a half dozen years 1t
would be one Of the most famous
A dozen years ago wild flowers
fought with weeds for possession Of
ground upon which now stand the
great motion picture studios.
While the far-seeing board Of trade
dreamed Of doubling the population
in ten years. a little group of players
were turning out a western" COM
plete every thirty-six hours. The
little advance guard Of the films had
camped at the edge of the town.
Many of them were discouraged play
ers from the legitimate stage. But
then, all pioneers are discouraged,
but still ambitious men. The fever
and the urge never dies in them. SO
they go on until they find an outlet.
About this time David Wark Grif-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-08
Gossip From Hollywood

maintaining that the plot and char
acteriLation OF Frank Norris's novel
"McTeague" will not be changed In
the filming. gives out word now that
Geldwyn Pictures Corporation has
purchased the flm rights TO Gilmore
GlyHn's novel, Three Weeks" Tho
author will come from England ID
supervise the filming. Meanwhile
Charles Brabin Is busy directing six
Days" another Gilmore Giynn novel
bought by Goldwyn.
There Is q great race on between
Lasky's and Goldwyn's TO reach the
public first with a big film on mo-
ton picture life. At Laskys Holly
wood" 10 being hurried to completion.
while at Goldwyn's Rupert Hughes is
working night and day on Souls for
Sale" Though the stories differ.
greatly, there is such a similarity of
setting and treatment that the firsa
ably win the lions share OF profits.
Harry Carson, director for Clara
Kimball Young for several years, may
sign with Universal when Miss
Youns's Metro contract expires. She
Virginia valii is to be starred in
Frances Hodgeson Burnetts "A Lad
Of Quality" Mile. Lame salvoI,
former leading woman OF the
Theater Champs Elysees. Paris, hss
DcCil SiSHcu py WIZ
have a part with Gloria Swanson in
"Bluebeard's Eighth Wife"
Mack Sennett has signed q new re-
leasing agreement whereby all his
two-reel program comedies and all
the Ben Turpin two-reelers and fea-
lures are TO be released through the
Pathe Exchange. The output at the
Sennett lot this year will moro than
double that Of last season.
Fred Kley, studio manager OF tile
Hollywood plant of the Famous Com
pany, has resigned after ten years il
the managerial capacity. Coincidert
with KEYS resignation, Alvin Wyck
off has resigned as head of the Lask!
camera department. To succeed him
two men have been chosen, Edward
8. Cults and Bert Glennon.
Copyright. 1923. in Q. 8. and Great Britain
by North American Newspaper Alliance. Al
rights reserved.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-08
L1NC0LN-Mae Murray in "Jazz.
mania"

"Jazzmania," one Of the most color
full romances in which Mae Murray
ever has filmed, will be the attrac-
ton at the Lincoln Theater the first
four days of this week. beginning
this afternoon. 1t is the story Of a
Balkan queen driven from her own
country by revolution only to fall
victim to the jazz craze in America
One Of the Fighting Blood" series
adapted from the short stories of H.
c. Witwer. THE Knight in Gale" and
the Kilograms also will be shown.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Katherine Macdonald will be pic
tured In her latest first national pic
ture. "The Woman Conquers," an ad-
venture story that moves from fash
ionable New York to the Hudson Bay
country, and Buster Keaton, in DAY
Dreams" with a Goldwyn-Sport reel.
devoted to 1.-THE Northwest Mounted"
Music will be provided daily by
Louis N. Brown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-08
METR0P0L1TAN-'Mighty LAX,
q Rose"

Mighty LAX a Rose" First Ma
tionsl'e first individual production.
will be given its Washington premiere
this afternoon at Crandairs Metro
poiitAn Theater. 1t Is said to possess
the same Intangible quality that made
~The Miracle Man" and "Humoresque"
epochal produotions-a perfect blend
ing Of story, cast, visual superiority
and human appeal.
The story concerns young blind
girl and her violin. and the magic
her melody wrought in the hearts Of
a band of thieves. who had planned
to use her A. decoy. and how one
Of them was willing to sacrifice every
thing that she might know he loved
her and that she might regain her
Cast ~ tho blind girl. who comes
into glorious kappiness when her
vision IL restored. 70 Dorothy Aackaill.
q young actress Of magnetic charm.
The young crook who ID first to re-
spond 70 her ennohiing inuence IL
impersonated BY James Rennie. An
ders Randolph. In the role Of Bull"
Morgan, kidnaps the girl when her
uncle ie killed in an auto accident
and 10 falls to meet her train. A
strong vein Of comedy IL brought to
the picture by Harry Short. and other
fine IbStraya1s by Helene Montrose
and Sam Hardy and numerous others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-08
CRANDALL'S-Nornla Talmadge
in "The Isle of Conquest"

Norma Talmadge, in THE Isle of
Conquest" Is announced as the pho
toplay attraction for the first three
days Of this week at Crandall's Thea
ter. beginning this afternoon. The
story carries the action from Amer
lean social circles to the South Sea
isles and back again. The principal
male role is played by Wyndham
Standing. The story was adapted to
the screen by John Emerson and Ami
ia Loos from Arthur Hornblow's
novel. by Right of Conquest" The
comedy Will be burlesque of back
woods railroading, Casey Jones. jr."
Wednesday and Thursday Leatrice
Joy. Jaoqueline Logan. George Faw-
cett and Albert Roscoe will be seen
in Paramount's perturbation OF Java
Head" and Paul Parrot, in 1.-THE
Smile Wins" a laughmaker. Adam
and Eve" Paramount's film version
Of the stage farce, by Guy Bolton and
George Middleton, Is scheduled for
Friday and Saturday, with Jimmie
Adams in "Oh, Sister,