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New Britain herald., 1923-05-21

Justice Day ef the supreme eanFt ss umpfe, 70 decide any disputes be- tNeen the commissioners,
 Decisions ef the commission Nlll De sRnenRGed it Nas stated, but under its rules the reasons for fAdings need net he given, The umpire will fRNer tion deeisively only upon agreement as te liability or amount ef damages be- tween The American and German commissioners.
 Addresses made by members of ths eomnissien when i' was organised last 0eteberl the text Of which was iR- elGdsd in the report made public l0r day indicate a spirit af friendlinfss and cooperation between the AmeFi- can and German representatives,
 Isasesi, on Tsats
 Proceedings af the commission are based primarily upon the treaty Of Berlin including the sareallsd Knox indemnity clauses, and not the treaty Of Versailles
 Most of the ls,40A claims filed il is expected will he disposed of through decisions on test eases, About ta classes of such eases have heen pFs, pared covering the very causes for claims, The United States govern
New Britain herald., 1923-05-21

as well as number of other Ameri- can units.
 Incidentally Gen. Gouraud was the first French general to enter Stras- bourg in November, 1918.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-10
TEMPORARY MARRIAGE

That the wealthy mans home has
to face many problems and must
strive as hard for happiness as the
home of his work day neighbor, is
one of the vital facts brought out in
the Lyceum feature picture TEN
porary Marriage" which is here
through Wednesday, together with
news and comedy reels and special or
chestra features
For the last half of the present
week comes that William Fox favorite,
Tom Mix in comedy feature-his
first. In Soft Boiled" this handy
listed westerner quits fighting aban-
dons chaps and sombrero for second
hand checks and horn trimmed specs.
Coming attractions at the Lyceum
theater include such famous pictures
as "St, Elmo" The Spider and the
Rose, and others of the latest re-
leases from the William Fox studios
as well as the Offices of the other
leading producers of the country.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-10
Ny HUSBANDS LOVE
Adele osr.aas New Phsss Of
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE

matter cut Of my MAD, 7 unnseked
the Valisssl putting everything asss
IN ne proper place and LAYING cut the
accessories Of evening toilet which
knew pieky would require,
Then busted everything therouEh.
~, and having made sure that Dieky
sonid have the whole apartment In
which 20 drsss=i have had many
hectic experiences when he Is getting
ready for an evening funetien-I be,
thought myself Of the mail bon In
the hall downstairs,
There was no mail on the man.
tslpieee. but ! did net know whether
or not Dlelty had stopped 20 look fer
anything In his hurry OF the morn,
ing. and his perturbation OF finding
his clothes gone.
Leaving the upper door slightly
alar. ] ran down the stairs. and In.
serted my key into the mail box.
There were three letters and a postal
card inside, but had no time 10 see
or note either handwriting or post.
mark from any OF them, for even as I
closed the mail box. the outer door
Of the building opened and lifted
my eyes TO see Dieky, a whole quar-.
iei-haur ahead OF the time had cx.
peeted him.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-10
Too many peanuts and spoiled Johnnie Green's
loo much pink lemonade appetite

When they stopped, johnnie Green
dropped to the ground and stood
leaning against one of the red wheels.
He seemed troubled about something.
His face had lost its ruddy color. He
drew his mouth down at the corners.
instead of UP. Though Cuffy pressed
against the bars of the cage, teasing
his master for a peanut. Johnnie paid
no heed to him. And soon he walked
slowly away.
What's the matter with him. do
YOU suppose ?" Cufy asked Bramble
the Bear.
HUH" Bramble grunted. What
did | tell you Just now? Didn't ] say
he was going to be i'll? And it serves
him right. He'd better begin to fast
right now--for the next twenty-four
hours"
Il don't knou what this is-fast-
ing" Cuffy exclaimed.
You'll find out when next Sunday
comes" Bramble srorled Every
Sunday all the eats have to fast. And
let me tell you it would be a good
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-10
.soARs or JEALOUSY" PALACE

SCARS OF JEALOUSY" PALACE.
Starting today for the mrs, three
days OF the week the Palace will Of
fer a special show In cooperation
with helping the American Legion
celebrate the state convention In this
city. The bill for the hrst half VIII
affer 40 the big photoplsy feature
Sears OF Jealousy" Thomas H.
Inee,s latest MASTERPIECES In which
Frank keenan,, Lloyd Hughes. and
Marguerite De Ia Motto have the
leading roles. II Is an inspiring
theme In the battle between the law
iui forces OF the South OF the oiden
days. and the law-abiding citizens OF
the new South and Mr.. incs
has jammed II with thrills and SEN
sations that so 10 make up good
movie. The vaudeville bill on this
program win have four good acts
presenting The Braminos, musical
clowns. who offer music combined
with comedy: Leona Williams. the
photograph girl. has made many rec
ords and her name Us familiar TO
many people; Nowlln' and ~. Claire
form a most happy combination as
vaudeville entertainers. Closing the
bill is "Jugglcland." with Fred and
Anna Henning. who will offer very
fine variety offering that shows con-
siderable skill. On Thursday the en-
tire bill changes and brings great
bill featuring double photoplays with
the Offlcial U. s. Government pictures
OF our boys In the World War The
pictures. five In number. were taken
by the L. S. Signal Corps during the
war and show the Yanks In the
trenches In France, their victorious
encounters with the enemy, and many
wonderful scenes of the actual Tight
ing. AS an added attraction with
this the management has selected for
an appropriate feature Charles
"Hoot" Gibson in "Blinky," the tale
of boy who Joined the cavalry.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-10
sEnNIcIAN ORCH. AT CAPITOL.

bizitsisiAA ottH. Al lAFiIoL.
The Capitol for the hrsl three days
OF the week Is offerin ga bill OF es-
eslient big-time vaudeville acts hsv-
Ing as the big featured sattraetion
"Bernieia" In THE Court OF Old
King Cole" with Jim renhreok. Dam
NY Dove, Ethel Bixby and Fred
Frey's "Bernieisn Orchestra" which
should prove one OF the hest vaude-
vile acts ever seen In this city. Ber-
nieia Is dancer and she 10 positive-
ly the last word In terpsichore. her
dances being a revelation. The or
ehestra with the act needs special
commentator as this aggregation of
musicians make all others look sick
when II comes 10 playing music. Lo-
cal theatergoers win more than like
this offering. As special added at
on the bill the management
will present THE Volunteers" vaude-
ville's greatest singing novelty. The
nature OF the act Is a surprise and
II would spoil the whole thing TO let
you In on the surprise but every
one can be prepared to hear the
greatest harmony singing that ever
went over the footllghts of q local
stage. Jim and Gladys Gilfoyle offer
a neat singing and talking skit; and
Hodge and Lowell will be seen In a
inc comedy Offering.
In the cast OF Mighty LAX Rose"
which is playing at the Capitol are
Dorothy Mackaill. James Rennie,
Helene Montrose. Sam Hardy. Anders
Paul Panzer. Harry Short
md about a hundred others In crook
md society characters. Jean Bronte,"
scotch collie. must not be forgotten
because Jean" has a very important
,art to play.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-10
Know
Thy
.Q1P
BY DIR, CLIFFORD G. ROBINSON
HIGH HOOD PHisssuREs


Physicians who examine life insur-
anee applicants frequently detect high
blood pressure, Examinations In New
York BY the Life fKtsnsion Institute
and BY war examining boards showed
the same thing,
High hlood pressure IL a symptom
that something 10 wrong, II means
the heart has 10 exert undue force
10 drive the blood through the arter-
les, which have become thlekened,
restricted, narrower, 60 that they
supply less blood 10 organs and lis,
sue for cell building and repair,
In other words, heart and arteries
are degensrating or wearing out,
through some cause you have ere-
ated, by improper diet. lack OF eser-
else, or habits thar tend 10 break
down your resistance and health,
The main cause OF arterioselerosis
hardening OF the arteriesl is high
living and high nervous tension.
Rich and poor alike suffer
Another cause Is stimulating the
adrenal glands tsmall organs ada.
cent the kidneysl by smoking, This
secretion by these glands. In excess.
affects the blood vessels. construct
ing them and increasing blood pres.
sure.
Don't invite high blood pressure
by intemperance In eating or work.
ing. Seek your physician before you
have TO live the hygienic life you
should have developed In youth.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-10
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Sometimes, Leslie dear, ! am very
Dick to Los" as he calls it, or else
persuaded him to stay here. You zee,
he said he would do just rs | wanted
bin to in the matter. He left it to
me, Leslie, but |. knowing that ne
wanted to 80 very badly, OF course
said go"
Why is h, Leslie, that loving
woman, if she is called upon to de-
eide a question for her man, always
waits until she knows what he wants
to do and then tells him that is the
thing for him? / thought at the
time that my only objection to the
whole scheme was the long, lonely
three months would have to spend
before I could join Dick | know
now that in the back of my head
was always a feeling that when the
time came for me to join him, It
would be like Joining rtranrer.
He has gone into q different world.
a world where people think differ
entity indeed their whole trend Of
action as well as thought is away
from the prosaic and common place.
Perhaps you are saying. Leslie
dear, that am a little bit afraid TO
have my Dick out there among those
pretty girls We hear 80 much
about this sc appeal Even Dick
has got the iargon OF the screen and
he writes me that this or that girl
will not make good picture actress.
that she hes no sex appeal
Just what II is l do not know. but
II seems to me that the word might
bc made synonymous with Feminine
personality. You know | have never
posed az beauty and have
dreamed that Dick cared for me be-
cause Of my mind wonder If there
is personal magnetism that makes
. greater appeal than does a clear
mind and sympathetic spirit
Oh Leslie. Leslie. like poor Dick, J |
am all mixed Up.
Your Wing, BEE.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-10
They're Shorter Only When Tailored

The tailored enss are sheTtsT Ten
inches from the fioeF fer skirts, the
FTsReh say and it's probable that
America will accept this decision
since American women have held out
tor short skirts sluhheFnly season
after season,
Long skirts are expected 10 be the
fsNeritss fer all sftsfneon and eve
nlns wesri however, Il will be the
madish two and thrss,rises suits for
early fall and winter wear that will
show trim ankles Tailored dresses.
toe. and shaggy topeosts will be
shorter,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-10
X. X. X. AT MAINE ELECTION.

Portland. Me-. Sept. i0.--The infu-
ence OF the Ku KluS Khan at an cleo
ton In this state was felt today for
the first time II was believed. as the
voters of Portland expressed their
preference for one OF three forms Of
city charter. r. Eugene Farnsworth,
king kleagle OF the realm of Maine
in an advertisement today urged the
voters OF Portland TO go to the polls
today and vote for the clean. pro-
gressive government every American
citizen wants" AT meeting in city
hall Friday night he said. you know
how to vote on Monday. You know
which side the gang is on; all we have
to do is to vote against the gang"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-10
PIcCALILLI
BY SISTER MARY


Nearly every housekeeper some.
times finds herself with more vese.
tables on hand than she can use on
the table.
The temptation TO buy Ia great
when driving through the country
where the farmer has his vegetables
displayed by the roadside. Before
you know II you have a larger supply
than your family can eat while the
vegetables are fresh and good.
The woman with a garden is often
at her wits ends as to how TO take
care OF her surplus with the danger
OF frost growing with every day.
These recipes for chow-chow and
"piccalilli" may help you to salvage
these late vegetables or take care Of
the surplus.
English Picalini
One small head OF cabbage or
medium sized head of caulihower. Q
dozen Of small cucumbers. quart
Of small string beans 10 small
cnions, red peppers, green
peppers, cups vinegar, 2 1-2
cups brown sugar, cup salt 2 tea
spoons mustard. Q teaspoons pepper.
] tablespoon allspice, teaspoons
celery seed. tablespoon cinnamon.
tablespoon tumeric.
Wash and drain vegetables. Chop
and put in crock with alternating
layers of salt, Let stand over night |
In the morning drain and rince In |
clear cold water. Drain and shake |
us dry as possible. Put vinegar into
preserving kettle and bring to the
boiling point. Add sugar and spices
and when mixture again boils add
Boil for 90 minutes and
seal in sterilized jars.
Green Tomato Piccalilli
Four quarts green tomatoes, me-
dunn sized onions . large sweet red
peppers, % cups shredded cabbage. 8
cups diced celery, cup salt, cups
vinegar, VIZ cups brown sugar, II
.aspoon cayenne pepper, teaspoons
whole cloves, | tablespoon mustard
iced, 1 tablespoon finely broken stick
cinnamon. / teaspoon peppercorns.
Wash and chop tomatoes. Peel
nd chop onions. Remove seeds and
lbs of peppers and chop. Put al
he vegetables except the celery in a
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-10
few peanuts" he mum bled.
How many"

few peanuts" he mumbled
How many"
Il dunno" said Johnnie.
"A bagful? Tow? Three"
i dunno, IL ate out of 'leven
boys bags
Eleven! ! don't wonder you're not
hungry" Uncle Jim cried. mo pink
lemonade, hope?"
Only four glasses" johnnie con-
ftssed.
Johnnie Green was not among those
present under the big top, when the
band began to play for the afternoon
show. Instead, he lay upon pile of
blankets in one of the dressing tents
His Aunt Mary sat on a camp chair
beside him.
oh. dear" said Johnnie all at
once, with sigh. Il don't knows I'm
going to like the show business. after
all"
of course you are" his aunt as
sured him. You'll be all right tomor-
row. Nov try to go to sleep"
Copyright. 1923. by Metropolitan
Newspaper ssrvice.)
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-10

crock with layers OF salt and let stand
over night. In the morning drain
and add celery. Tie spices In a
small muslin bag. Put vinegar.
sugar. pepper spices, and prepared
vegetables In preserving kettle. Bring
to the boiling point and boil half an
hour. PYt into sterilized jars and
Chow Chow
One-half peck green tomatoes, y
peck apples, "a small onions, green
peppers. red peppers, small head
OF cabbage. 2 tablespoons white mus
tard seed, l. tablespoon whole cloves,
tablespoon allspice, tablespoon
ground mustard, / cup brown sugar,
vinegar.
Slice tomatoes and sprinkle with
one-hAf cup salt Let stand over
night. Drain and chop. Add apple
chopped. onions chopped. peppers
prepared and chopped and cabbage
shredded. Mix ground mustard with
sugar Tie spices in bag. Put all
In a preserving kettle.
cover with vinegar, bring to the boil
ing point and simmer two hours.
Pour into sterilized jars and seal.
Tiny string beans are often used In
place OF apples in this. recipe.
Copyright. 1928, NEA Service, 1nc.)
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-10
JOHNNIE Of the CIRCUS
and his CUFFY BEAR =
- By ARTHUR SCOTHBAILEY

thing IL everybody in the show had to
do the same"
1t was now dinner time for the cir
Gus people. johnnie Green dragged
himself into the mess tent, where he
sat down with his Uncle Jim and his
Aunt Mary. He smiled at them feeb-
ly as he leaned his head on his hands.
They soon noticed that he wasn't
touching the food that William, the
darby waiter, brought him.
Been eating anything since break
fast?" Uncle Jim injuMed.
% Johnnie squirmed uneasily. "A
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-10
r. A, GRAVES TO WE'D

Washington, Sept. 1o.--Mrs. w. F.
Evans has announced the engagement
of her daughter, Miss Elizabeth H.
Evans, to Mr.. Ralph A. Graves, OF the
editorial staff of the National Geo
graphic Magazine. Formerly resi-
dent of cambridge. Ga, Mr.. Graves
now makes his home In Washington
Miss Evans is the daughter of the
late Col w. P. Evans. The wedding
will take place October 4.
Mr. Graves was at one time con-
nected with the business office of the
Herald,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-10
GossipsCornner
Dark satins

Dark satins for immediate street
wear are In demand nowadays. The
models are generally simple. the only
embellishments being pieats, nounces
or tiers on the skirts.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-10
PEANUTS AND PINK LEMONADE

During the incident of the choco-
late mouse the circus parade had
come to halt. Johnnie Green
dashed out from the crowd. He
climbed to the high seat beside the
driver of Cuffy's eager Immediately a
steady stream of peanut shells began
falling from that lofty person.
Unless I'm mistaken" Bramble
the Bear remarked to Cuffy a little
later, as their cage joltcd across the
show lot once more. your owner Is
going to be very H."
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-10
POOR RUDY

London-Since Rudolph Valentino
and wife have been so pestered by
newspaper reporters and photograph
ers in England, they plan to visit
Italy for a real honeymoon.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-10

Black and navy will be called for
generally. this coming season. while
brown will be a favorite color with
many.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-10
Meat Substitute

Nuts contain the same h-build-
ing material as meat. They should
not be eaten between meals but either
raw or cooked should be used to take
the place Of meat.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-10

If there are many children to iron
for, a small size skirt board and
several sizes in sleeve boards will save
time.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-10

Colonel Stephen +. Lowe of St
Louis. Near East Relief Director at
Corfu. and Miss Emma Wood, of Sar-
mia, Ontario, also relief worker,
were to have sailed for Athens to be
married 90 minutes before the 1tal-
tans bombarded the Greek Island. Six
teeE Armenian orphans were killed
and the wedding was postponed be-
cause of the new work added to the
relief corps.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-10

When cooler weather sets in. tnills
will gain In favor--especially in
simple tailored designs.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-10

The new sports coats are of polo
cloth and Heeces. The color is usual
~ gray or tan. with stripes or plaids
in a darker tone. or in a contracting
color.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-10

All big cities Of Holland may soon
adopt complete automatic telephone
systems.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-10
Increase Closet SPACE

Strips of wood screwed to the closet
back and fIled with nails and screw
hooks for handing up things will
nearly double closet space.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-10
sturetl Potatoes

Leftover baked potatoes may be
made into stuffed potatoes. Cut the
potatoes in halves, scoop out the in
side portions, mash. add butter, salt
pepper and milk and heat until
smooth. Put back in the shells and
just before meal time brush with
beaten egg and run them into quick
oven until hot and brown.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-10
For Travel

Knitted suits are proving popular
for travel Navy and green have
been added to the tan and gray
shades.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-10
The Tam Appears

The tam, or beret, as 1t Is known in
Paris, is being given many novel
treatments. It is shown in tightly
shirred velvets and pannes and is
embroidered in soutache and chenille.
Evening star., 1923-08-26

Secretary OF State or even an act Of
Congress to regulate.
1t was a wise and knowing person
who said. You may cheat man
and he will forgive YOU. but give
him the cold shoulder socially and he
viii fight you to finish. The truth
Of the saying has many times been
exemplified in Washing:on's social
world. 1t was no less parsonage
than the late Chief Justice Melville w.
Fuller who turned to leave the White
House at the opening of a judicial
reception. one Of the ceremonies OF
state. because his proper position of
precedence was not accorded him. He
won out. and arrangements for tn.
event were so modified that he. as
the ranking guest of honor. vas not
compelled TO play second fiddle to
other important guests who ordi-
narily outranked him.
Dinner to Speaker.
A similar small episode may be at
tributed TO a Speaker of the House,
the crouch continuing through sew
eral years when an act OF Congress
gave tl,e position its proper and
much coveted permanent place In
precedence, and later Speakers
dinner was added TO the White House
annual functions.
Ambassadors and cabinet members
have juggled over the social Ques-
tion and II has taken the action Of
Congress, or perhaps the Secretary of
State. to settle the question AS I
the rank. OF her husband. womankind
may haggle a bit over the subject
at pink teas and after dinner parties,
but she leaves the main issue to her