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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
BOOKS
THE MAIL MAN

For tho third week OF tho latest
Heilig innovation OF first.run photo
play features at popular price.
Tho Mail Man." an Emory John
son production. starring johnnie
Walker. Ralph Lewis and typical
F. -. o. cast. win DO presented.
starting Sunday. january c.
Owing 10 tho previous engage.
ment OF Madame Pavlowa and a
company or IS people on January
and 5. no pictures win bs pre-
sented at tho HeIlig on Friday and
Saturday. Pioneer Trails closing
its engagement on Thursday night
johnson. who produced In the
Name Of tho Law" ~The Third
Alarm" and "wcstbound Limited"
has dono In his latest effort for tho
pos,man what tho others did for
tho policeman. fireman and loco
motive engineer-painted him a
hero In hts work.
Giving The Man Man" timely
twist In the development Of the
story. Mr.. johnson has supplied one
Of tho most thrilling scenic punches
ever devised for photoplay. II Is
tho pursuit Of the rum-runners BY
the battle feet Not only do the
battleships opcu fire ON tho ma
rauders OF tho sea. who havo al.
ready raided tho mall boxes OF a
fleat lincr. hat tho giant seaplanes
are also called into action. spcwlns
their torrent or lead down from
the skies and shatiering the fleeing
cruiser OF tho rum.runners with
well.aimed shots. These scenes
were nil filmed with tho fullest co
operation OF the United states gov
eminent.
In contrast with the bigger
scenes OF action on the sea, are
those Of poignant human emotions
on the land-other touches which
add vividness 70 the picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02

Champs Elysces theatsr in Paris. AZ
a result Of tho Paris production,
plrandello was made member OF
the Legion OF Honor.
SO Il happens that II Is his drn-
matte work, product OF his later
years, and numerically insignificant
as compared with his tales and nov.
els, that has won pifandciio world.
wide recognition. In Italy. Of course.
no has held "A high place in iitera.
ture for over 80 years: but even there
he has been. as a novelist, tho de-
light Of an elect few.
The revival and republiahlng Of his
novel. Tho Late Malta Pascal. -
after tho war. carried his name over
Tho national boundaries. But not the
least Importance OF this book. written
20 years ago, Is that Il inspired the
new thcater movement In Italy, and
seems TO have turned Pirandelio "a
tho theatcr for higher and more
perfect expression Of his peculiar art
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
Tiny Actors
Win OUatiOn
'Teenie-W eenies' Are
Popular

res seldom TINT tho prologue out.
classes the featured part Of an en-.
tcrtainmcnt as an npplause.getier,
but that's what f. happening AZ tho
Blue Mouse theater this week. thru
no weakness OF the motion picture
classic. either.
Ten OF the cievcrest and most
cunning OF tho younger set OF the
Douglas Dancing school. olg Il.
Pine ST., as tho -wecnies,"
stage an opening number OF tho
New Year weeks program that II n
classic In Itself. And they merit the
ovations which they receive at every
performances. Andy Ward directs
the youngsters with rare capablllty
and sympathy.
Opening with an introduction by
nm older girl. herself a dancer OF no
mean ability, n quintet OF little girls
there Isn't one OF them moro than
4 years old-nppears in n clever toe.
dance. In some OF the sweetest" Ne.
Tie fluffy frocks a proud mother
ever boastcd for her small daughter.
Then n lad. in Scotch plaid. steps
confidently TO the front and does
a Harry Lauder imitation that raises
the roof. lie has promise and ono
OF the strongest voices which amn.
teur productions have ever shown in
Seattle among children OF his age.
A partner. also in ltlltlcs. does n
Highland fling for a big share Of
the applause.
There arc several solo dances by
the little toe dnntef5 and n reruln.
ton 'blues" singer plugs n popular
air for all she's worth. The finale
Is a classic, tho dancers in their
little nlghtie8 on the darlScned stage.
while the Harry Lauder. In his sleep.
Ing garment, sings credltable I'll.
le, hilo' yodel In strong voice.
Tho Eternal Three n NoIian
production, IS a strongly portrayed
Triangle drama, with Hobart Bos.
worth, veteran favorlte. and Alex p.
Francis, another old.timer OF more
than ordinary ability. In the fea.
tured character roles Claire wind.
so, n Seattle girl star phys the
tempted VIE part. and Raymond
Griffith n tho wealtllng villain. Bos.
slo Love has an appealing part IN
tho role OF a young girl victim OF
the villaln.--L. II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
AT THE THEATERS
sCnItiN


CoIisEuM -Iiclbrook niinn starring
IN THE Rad Man"
iIiii.I0 -''piOnvgr Trails" featuring
Cullen Landir iu on cpie Of tho OLD
Wen1crn frontiers.
COLUMBIA white TlGcr," with
Priscilla Dean. wallace neety. Matt
MaaFa and Raymond uflfflth.
nLuE MOUSE RAYMOND uriffith
and claire Windsor Ia The Eternal
Three"
LIBERTY Ali's,ar east. headed by
neha psnicis, James Rcnniu, per-
othy Maekaill, Mary Eaton. ueorse
tawcett and Hale Hamilton, pre-.
sentinE "liis chlidrenn chlldfeu."
sTRA>p-'-rO tile Ladies'" starring
Edward Horton and Louise Dresser
with Theodore Roberts heading tho
supporting east.
COLONIAL owen Moere IN Modern
Matrlmopy,' aud charlie chaplin's
''The Pilgrim"
WINTER GARDEN 'srhe oirali.''
with Dustin farnum and feEEy
Shaw,
METROPOLITAN - III Wynn and
company IN 'erhe Perfect FOOL"
oRriiEuM- Double feature yauds-
slllo program.
rANTAuEs- RlEoistte Brother, aud
vaudeville.
PALACE nIr-wlu King and COM
pahy IN ''Foilie- OF 1884"
oAk-pisk Hyiahd and company In
stop. Look and Listen"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get. DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets
rhnt 1. tho loyfnl 49, Of lhonsnnn

That IS tho joyful cry Of thousands
slnco DR.. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets. the substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards, Il practlcing physi-
clan for II years and calomol's old.
limo enemy. discovered tho formula
FOR olive Tablets while treating pa.
tlents for chronic constipation and
torpid livers.
No gripping Is tho keynote" OF
these little sugar-Coated, olive.col.
ored tablets. They cause tho bowels
ana liver TO act normally. They
never force them TO unnatural 40
ton.
n YOU have n dark brown mouth"
bad breath--a dull. tired feeling.
-slck headache-torpld llver-con.
siInation. you'll find quick, sure and
pleosant results from ono or two OF
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets at bed.
time.
iugt 10 keep right. Try them. 15o
and sOc.-Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
L0uds NeW
Film Drama
Story of Home and
Jazz Told

Pioturo.gocrs during tho last two
or three seasons have been pretty
we'll "fcd up" on society and domes'
tic dramas. so much 30 that thenter
managers have become hkeptical In
booking such pictures. with natu'
raj result that tho mere booking OF
such II drama nowadays by big
photoplny house can DO considered
an assurance that the picture ~
good--nt least entertaining.
Jensen and Won Iierberg. OF tho
Greater Theaters company. certainly
picked winner in Ellis Children's
Children" current this week at the
Liberty. IL IL snfo 90 ray that this
IL one OF the best domestic dramas
that has over been revealed on Il
Seattle screen.
Altho the picture Is n bit melo.
dramatic, the human interest runs
high and tho entertainment value of
the story has been enhanced by good
acting on tho part OF all tho feat
ured players. IL might bo called an
American melodrama mot emphnBiz-
ing melodramal, for tho story Is
clearly that OF an American family.
not nm average one. but anyway Il
family that might set examples for
a great many others.
Tho story. which deals with the
foibles OF modern roolety life. high
finance. and parental neglect OF chill.
dron. gave wide scope for sympathet
10 and picturesque treatment. which
was well taken UP in It's screen pro-
duetion. New York city and its life
was used ns tho background. tho
scenes ranging from WAN Street to
Greenwich Village and Long island
hunting lodges. Arthur Train is au-
thor OF the original story and Monte
NJ. knttcrjohn OF It's screen trans
posal,
Tho cast OF tho picture includes
Bebe Daniels. Dorothy Mnckalll.
james Rennie and George Fawcett.
In featured roles. and IN their sup.
por, Hale Hamilton. Mary Eaton.
Mahlon Hamilton and a number OF
others who arc well known.
Tho "our Gang. comedy. mo
Noise" Is probably tho funniest the
well.known kid" company has ever
made. only tho title doesn't exactly
fit--tho comedy creates plenty or
noise.--N. S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
BRONCHIAL COUGH
FOR So YEARS
Mrs. Bice finally stopped 1t,
without changing climate.

u had bronchitis for 80 years.
When was 2 years old. had
whooping cough and Il left me in an
awful state. / took hundreds OF dol.
lars worth Of medicine. but with III
Ito relief. ! had 20 sit up In bed all
night and cough and choke until my
eyes nearly burst out OF their sock.
cts. I could not afford to change
climate.
FINALLY my husband urged mo 10
try Mills Emulsion. saying II II
didn't help mo. could get my money
back. I tried II and have continued
is use until now my bronchial tubes
arc free and clear and can breathe
with case. When you think that /
had this dreaded disease all my life.
you can ace why ! want everybody
to try Alliks Emulsion. Mrs. Anna
Blcc. 1851 wendall ST., Columbus.
ohio.
Sprays and garglog and local RENE.
dies do not touch cough Of this
kind. The system must be built up
10 throw Il Off.
Mllks Emulsion restores healthy,
natural bowel action; Il f. truly
corrective medicine. doing away with
all need Of pills and physics. II pro.
notes appetite and quickly puts the
digestive organs IN shape 10 assImi.
late food. and thus build flesh and
strength. Milks Emulsion In strong
ly recommended TO those whom sick.
ness has weakened; II Is n powerful
aid in resisting and repairing tho
effects Of wasting diseases. Chronic
stomach trouble and constipation arc
promptly relieved.
This Is the only solid emulsion
made. and so palatablc that It Is
eaten with spoon iiko leo cream.
Wonderful for weak, slekly children.
No matter how severe your case.
you nro urged TO try Mllks Emulsion
under this gunranteo-Takc six bot.
ties homo with you, use Il accord.
/ Ing 10 directions and II not satisfied
with tho results. your money VIII be
promptly refunded. Price COO and
$50 per bottle. The Milks Emulsion
Co., Terrc Hautc, Ind. Sold by drug.
gists ovorywhere.- Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
ITALIAN ARITHMETIC

Dorothy Glsh. who is in Italy
playing tho part OF Tessn in George
Eliots 'Romoln" with her sister.
Lillian. writes that sh9 has discov.
cred a new system OF arithmetic.
II wanted to buy lIre's worth Of
peanuts tho other day, lire repre-.
scnting cents in American money.
The vendor scratched his head and
confessed he couldn't figure out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02

Goidwyn win use $4,000 Iial.
Ian fascist as extras In the
filming Of Ben Hur." Charles
Brabln. who win direct, and
Edward Dowes. vice president Of
the producing company, have
been abroad for two months SC
Letting locations IN Europe
whcrc tho entire picture win BIO
mahe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
STAGE WORLD SCREEN SCREEN
of MAKE-BELIEVE


ITO the ladies'" now at tho Strand,
TO DO radically different from any
thing he had heretofore attempted,
and believes Il TO bo different from
any other picture ever made, Not
that It's unusually lavish or any
thing like that, but that It's q do
llghtful mixture OF human interest,
comedy and romance, and has u cast
OF players undoubtedly the best that
could be obtained for such picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
HELPED LITTLE GIRLS COITGU

"FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR
COMPOUND Is fino. My little girl
had an awful cough. l got bottle
Of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR
COMPOUND and guvo her n few
doses and she was greatly relieved"
writes Clyde H. Benson. Marlbrook,
Virginia. Tho best remedy for
coughs, colds, hoarscness: relieves
promptly and effectively, FOLEY's
HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND has
stood tho test of time. serving three
Observation-Disclosures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
WINTER GARDEN

Dustin Farnum's aetlonful West.
ern picture. ",rhe Grail" was having
Us final showings at tho Winter Gar.
den Wednesday. '.rhe Lcayenworth
Case, Anna Katherine Green's IA.
nous mystery stage play. Is coming
In screen form 20 the Winter Garden
Thursday. Seem owen. Martha
Mansfield ana wilfrcd Lytell head
tho east.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02

how many peanuts that would be.
but / can sell you a penny's
worth
80 / made five purchases. IL
peanuts at time, until i had the
amount / wanted"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
.coIIsrl,I

In Mexico and Central and South
America. Edwin carcwe's THE had
Man." was. hailed as tho greatest pie.
turc OF the year. Glen. Manuel Ire.
vino. chief OF stuff OF the army OF
President obregon OF Mexico, said OF
tho picture. Wonderful success
Will erect this picture IN my country.
II tolls n story that IN dear TO tho
Mexican heart. and IL has all the firo
ana thrills that my oountryment de-
light In seeing. The people viii 80
In raptures over Senior BlInn's char
actcrlzatlon,"
hut the story II just us delightlng
to Americans. as Is being demon.
atra,ed by the big crowds at tho Col.
laeum this week,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02

"Three Weeks Goldwyn's
perturbation of the Elinor Glyn
novel. has been completed and
win be shown to the public in
February, In eight reels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
COLONIAL

'~rhrce Wise Fools" tho comedy
drama which made big hit recently
on the Bluo Mouse screen. has re.
turned here for showlngs at tho
Colonial. Tho picture viii open
Thursday. the present features,
Charlie chaplin's Tho Pilgrim" md
Modern Matrimony," ending their
engagement Wednesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
COLUMBIA

Priscilla Dean. tho dynamic ORA.
matlo actress. whose high rank aa a
screen star II based on such sue.
ccsses as Outside tho Law" 'con.
flict" and '~rhe Flame OF Life" Ia
now at tho Columbia IN u new I'm.
derworld story. white Tiger" IN
which she was directed by the same
man who guided Outside tho Law. .
Tod browning. "white Tiger is the
story OF three experts In hiEh-clasa
crime who came from London 20
America 10 steal millions from the
backs OF society matrons. Wallace
Beery. Raymond Griffith and Matt
Moore support Dean.
STRAND
James cruze. who made '"The Gov.
cred Wagon" and several other big
pictures. declared his newest picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02

II you value your watch, let a watch.
maker repair IT. Nest Liberty theater.
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02

e national
|oard sought
.chsr IN the
% Practical
Rer she re-
frith all es
Chamber of
paper, aud
U president,
redith, com
|Dr. Ernest
New Britain herald., 1924-11-29
GROUP MEETINGS TO
 STUDY COED PROBLEMS
N>>oriati"u of Colleges and Prep schools Taking Ip student
 Questions

Was 'r@'on. Nov. cH 600 Group moriues, 10 look uttDc closer into thr problem cf tho coed rrrsHm8n's halHustonmoHt with college life. her l, iWqU, ,ut hrothur's stumhfuus and "hor questions 1aiscl al tNe general ,sslon, wcrc 'ho ordor today for thc uuuaI convention here of the asso- rlr',ou of colleges and prrpsra' ory schools of the MGuo States and Maryland.
 Prolo,sor C. N1drod Thompson, dean of Nassar ro1' ego. told 'he 52o delegates at tho opening session yos- terday that S2o hrlioyod odUoa'ors who pant coHc2os as "one 'ast playground" aero 10 blanc for the disappointment oe freshman girls '.who arc surprised 10 find they have 10 work m college
 Mrs, V. l.. Chan1or. had of a private school in Nv York. NoT- ever, had sympathy for their "disil- Iusionmcnt.' nhlrn she attributed ccner.uy to du.inoss Of stujles and teachers.
 How 'aEalrs freshmen of the other SOY at Trrucaton are "]ached up ny use of intelUcerce tests as 2 guide lo show what they should be able t7 do. VAS described hy Dean How ard MrC1cha han A system Of "soreon'rg trr boys" in vogue at Columbia university, th which the { faculty conErecates 10 discuss un- satisfactory records of Studen's pro .,ctcd on 2 Soroer vas another method ra&ea.cd ivy Dean Herbert l Hq0 .es.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-29
HART PREFERS CHARGES
 AGAINST TWO POLICEMEN
Lee Said to Have Been lnto>tCatcd and Rilc, lailcd to send
 im Calls

Cm.t Wnrlm C liar, ot rI. pc lice d.p1uucu, las m.nrrrd charges tgmust Ipruman Thomas I,q aud Suprguumrury Policeman TUomoa Iu,s aGI they NDI b, given d hnurw4 before the dsclpunr con-. mrtoo ol Dhe board of police con- m,Sluu'r, u t@. near luturr The charges VDrr rrrnrrrd Ky Chirt IlWt r,,r ue conducted au iayesti- gaIlwl u"o lun two clers
 luuvmm l.rc. who Is ol, of Inc uN.>l W,ntars Of ln regular lor... W.I b, EN,n q uArur on curg,s u conduct uuDyoomug an uuu.r. If Is reported that Ic be- rJw" u'uutal NjiIy ou duty aud vas tab,H of hls h.u las, Tuesday mormnG h. Is now rurltd to Hs uou. my,r car. u puyNriau ~uu,rr- rom grip which a thrra,-
 mas [" a"''Iop pu,umo0m, accord- @E ro report.
 SDwroUmragy Policeman lucy is ou" ol the oIdc~, mentors uf th, a,pwtm"t III point ot service. II, Is charged V'h iaung 70 turn m a ,m. rugs last Saturday night. Tho r,asoa for 'l'ltng to make thc uncs was uo1 made known hy Chic. Hart, DW 'c Is understood that Riley fell as,~"N oo his beat,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-29
City Items

Ford car given away, St, Johns tair.-adNt,
 pr, Harry Protass Is spending the weekend in Philadelphia, where n win attend a reunion of his class tho University Of Pennsylvania. Entertainment and dancing, St. Johns Fair, Jesters Hall. tonight advt.
 NIr, and Mrs, Robert E, Hicks C:
 Garden street announce the arrival
 ot son,
 Miss Vivian Scott, assistant to
 Secretary Mary E, Curtin, Of the
 Chamber of Commerce, who has
 bocn il for the past few weeks, suf- I tcrcd a relapse yesterday and was compclIed 10 return home. | The police have been notified by thc commissioner of motor vehicles
 that the licenses Of Stanley Olesca i NIc2 Of 60 Horace street and Andrew IChiapinni of IS Oak street, have 1 hCrn suspended. The license Of Nil ,chaol Naples Of l30 Beaver street , hlN been returned.
 The regular monthly meeting oI
New Britain herald., 1924-11-29

4. court Q, probate holder s' HeT Britain, within and for '0e d.s'"r- o' Rorliu in the ouu'v o' lIarrfor] and State of Corneo'out. on the :i'h d@" "s Noverlher, A. D i92t.
 Present Bernard r, fat"H". IHdG@
 Estate ot Mstao iJrel or Matte" pnf"' late Of New Britatn, .a sad d.7'r.t de- ceased.
 Tpor this petition A: VI. r. War-ao oe Ntd New Rrta.a. 7rz>ln= '.7t .".. .l-.-- sioners be appointed to ro'o.'e e.i a. -l. uron the claims of tie crta'o~F If -e.@ state. as per a7r,lcatioN or fue moG3 ts .. appears it IS
 ordered that said arr2a'.on he hoa.d brd determined at '.o rr aso o".8 New Britain, in satd d.s'rr-, oa rna tr. day ot December. A. |. l?9+. al ~ior< iu the forenoon. and tat no'jne he glro- oi the peudrrcy of sad auI a'ion aol the time and p'a-e of hearing thereon "@ publishing th.s order in some rrwsrarar published in sad New Britain. lastnE 2 circulation in said derri,'. and t,Y post x a ory thereof on tna ru'je sign post sI tbe town of New Er'an, In sal1 d}7.r1'r and return make.
 BEENATD r. GATFNET, Judgr.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-29

whose case was continued until to- day for disposition when the evi- dence was taken Wednesday morn Ing, was placed on probation by Judge Hungerford, Ryan was charged with assaulting Valdi Frisk on Church street early We'd nesday morning, hitting Frisk on the side of the face with ketchup bottle and opening a deep gash.
 Lindgren Fined S12S.
 s, Adolph Lindgren of 2i9 South Main street entered a plea of nolo contendere t1 a charge of operating motor vehicle on Franklin square while under the influence Of liquor. He was arrested several days ago by Traffic Policeman Kennedy. Attor- Ecy Thomas r. McDonough repre- sented him. 4 fine of $l25 and costs was imposed.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-29
Condition of Young Rolf, III With Typhoid, the Same

Boston, Nov, 20. -- The condition of James M. Rolph, II, son Of Mayor Rolph of San Francisco, who is i'll with typhoid fever at the city hospital here, was reported un- chanced today. Physicians said the fever had not yet reached Its crisis, Young Rolph became Ill after drink ing infected water at a Mcditerran- can port while a cadet on board the steamship President Van Buren and was placed In hospital when tho vessel docked here November IS, His parents crossed the continent to bo as his side,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-29
HECTIC ROW OVER
 CANDY MACHINES
Continued From First Pagc)

The machines have been before the police courts of New Haven, Hartford and Manchester recently and in all three cities they have been declared legal while other machines similar in appearance but which op- erated differently have been de- clarcd Illegal and condemned.
 The others ordered discharged by the court were: Henry Johnson, Mary Figelson, Sebastiano Sprilo, Tony Perez, Morris Apple, John Ca vclcs, Peter Puos, Peter Kounaris, James Bunos, Ba!sle Pracalo, C, l'raXXna. Louis Romanci, Angelo Cianci, Christy Scholar Adam But kicwic2, C, TranchIda, Rinallo Tar icani, r. Zaragoza, Mercy Ilorowitz, Felix Nicolie and Dick Grlgorian.
 Ryan on Probation,
 Cornelius Ryan of S04 Park street,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-29
Was Working in Opera

He had started work on his r.-' opera, "Turandrt' winch he .al almost completed and which VAS 'o have received its premiere at tho Scala theater in the near fU'W". Recently he was attacked lv ma.I-- nant growths In inc throat and "3S under treatnrnt in Brussels, Ills condition was reported as sho0'nG progress and his recovery was o>- rected ny some of his frl"nds Others realized that lis conI''ar was more serious,
 signora Puccini vie o' the Nom- poser. had been detained at N'an by bronchial trouble. Shc haj planned to leave any day for ErHs- sels to join her husband. who was rursed hy their son ard dauEh'@r Antonio and Tnscs, Reports E0st'r~ day from Brussels stated that ma's G. fro was heinz nourishod ly 1''HHa or q nasal tuhc and was ''rr weak. but his heart seemed in fair cond'- lion. He was not depressed, 9iHfo Elizabeth of Belgium, daily ''I'- rhoned 10 the hospital for news of inc great composer and Con0''0SS messages were received from mary rarts of the world,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-29
Diphtheria Carriers
 Found in the Schools

Tpenty-one dirhthoria carr'srs have been located through cultures taken in the Lincoln and St. Joseph schools and the children will he p>7r- ed in quarantine until traces of the germs leave their thToats.
 Several weeks ago cultures were ,aken in the Rockwell school ard 1@ carriers were found. The health department finds the greatest dlph- .,--~,- problem comes in carriers .. Y do not develop tho disease
 it's symptoms excepting ntt'r
 IltIras. ard consequently ''
 sihle to prevent them from snrea0lrg the disease tn other cl7l'- dren
New Britain herald., 1924-11-29
MRS. LENROOT ILL.

Superior, Wis, Nov. 29.-Senator Irvine L. Lenroot, of Wisconsin, has cancelled all speaking and business engagements indefinitely on account of the illness of Mrs. Lenroot who has been taken to Rochester. Minn., for treatment. The nature Of her illness was not stated.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-29
NOT sHEATSLFY SUSPECT

Fond du Lac, Wis Nov, 99.-Po- Ice announced today that tred Johnson. who is serving a t'r-3aE vagrancy sentence here ls not want ed In connection with the Sheafs'eH case. Information shows that nc does not answer the description of the man being sought by the Co., lumbus police.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-29

Rome. Spaghetti, often assoc- ated with the Italian race, has been nationalized by nearly every other country. Statistics have been compiled 10 show that less than one-third of the spaghetti con- sumed in the world is made and eaten outside Of Italy.