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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-06-19

moved to Sank Centre and has lived
here ever since. Mrs. Garfield is IA
and Mr.. Garfield is 76 years old.
The party included: ]. H. Garfield
and wife, their daughter Mrs. Iris
Betz, all of Sank Centre; son Level
Ign w. Garfield and. wife of Mime
apolis, grandchildren Lornell N. Can
field of Duluth; Norwood, BEATRICE,
Marjorie and Annabell, also Friends
of the families, Axel M. Fritz, Her
bert Sandell, Victor Lewis, and Miss
Augusta Nelson, all of. Minneapolis.
Contributed.
MISS TOCTAvfA MCNAMARA
was hostess at dancing party at her
home Monday evening of this week,
the following guests being present:
The Misses Merced Bishop, Rita
Bergman, Janette Dahlem, Mrs.
Virginia Baglien, Marion Dowswell
and Rahma Weisner, and Messrs
Loren Hansen, Leonard Brown, No
Ian. Gray Dean Brown and Raymond
Borgmann.
THE LATTER PART OF LAST
week Mrs. JOS. Capser celebrated the
Goth anniversary of her coming to
Sank Centre, with her husband, as a
bride, at which time they opened the
first general store in Sank Centre,
which was located just outside of the
old Stoekade building. Miss Vera
Dayis, of St. Paul, a niece, was the
only out of town guest. Mrs. Capser
was the recipient of a number of
beautiful presents.
THE LADY FoREsTERS OF
German Catholic church were host
esses at parcel shower in honor of
Miss Mayme Schwartz at the home
of Mrs. w. ]. Barron Thursday eve
ming of last week. Cards were played
during the evening, followed by a
very dainty lunch. Those present
were: The Misses Leone Prasch
Mesdames Nick Schwartz, Frank
Minette, and Frank Schlichte.
f.
: ABOUT NINETY MEMBERS OF
the Zion Lutheran church and theil
families very pleasantly surprised
Rev. ]. A. Stein at his home Sunday
evening, the day being his birthday
anniversary. A delightful social
evening was spent followed by q
sumptuous lunch. Rev. Coons 81
Grey Eagle and Rev. Gierke of Mel
rose were the out of town guests at
tending this social affair in compli
ment to Rev. Stein.
MRS. A. E. ERWIN AND DAUGH
tiers, the Misses Harriet and Anna
belle and Mrs. John Whitson were
500 o'clock dinner guests at the H
G. Wagner home Saturday evening
MRS. JOHN WHITSON WAS
hostess at a 600 o'clock dinner
Tuesday evening, the following
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-06-19

roates~ Several prosecutions have
been Brought for, that offense and
IN one case youth was fined SIS and
costs. Public cooperation is sought
to stop these experiences which tend
TO lessen the safety of the highways.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-06-19
Club Offers Cash Reward
to Halt Wanton Vandalism

State Automobile Association Moves
to Protect Tires, Also Safety
of Road Users
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-06-19

Following the report of a car own
er that the tires on his machine
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-06-19

guests being present: Mesdames c..
D. Marshall, E. A. Richards, Theo.
Dock, o; w. Dowswell and Alex
Jameson.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-08
SJEZD VYPOMOCNYCH
STAVEBNfCH SPOLKU.


Ma konvenci Lfgy staveb-
Mich a vypomocnych spolkd V
Spojenych Statech, ktera Sc
konati bude v nasem meste v
dnech Cd %. do %. cervence
hlaseno jest ma 1000 dcastni-
XII z As statG. Hoste pribudou
tfemi zvlastnimi vlaky, Cd pa
cifickeho pobrezi, z New Or
leansu New Yorku. Ma sjez-
du poukazano bude ma re-
kordni vzrIst t6chto organisa-
ci "a Iposledniho roku, ktery
vykazuje svefeneho jmeni We
vysi A milliardy klientelou
100000 osob, jak podilnikd,
tax vkladateln dluznikd.
die vcerejsi zpravy bude
ma konvenci jednano a jednot
mem postupu spolkove cinno-
sti v celem Soustati die neko-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-08
LORAIN NAVSTfVENO NO.
sVOU BOUkf.s,

tg. - :
Vetrna boure spojena $ IL
javcem vcera opet navstivila
Lorain. Kadila mezi vojensky-
mi stany Sc zasobami zavi-
Mia srazku automobile tele-
fonnim sloupem, "a ktere IRA
men byl A. F. hobart a dive
ditky. Jel smerem zapadnim
po West Eerie St., kdyz zne-
nadani prikvacivsi boure zpd-
sobila uvedenou nehodu. IRA
neni, kteri utrpeli znacnejsi O.
dreniny, byli dopraveni do
vypomocne nemocnice umiste-
ne We Skole,. kde jim byla po-
skytnuta prvni pomoc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-08
OBRAZEk Z MANzELSKE-
HO RAJE.

Pi. Bessie Kennedy, manzel-
ka cistokrevneho syna zelene-
no Erinu, zalovala policejni-
mu soudci, re il jeji manzel
nepekne spraskal k tomu
jeste vyhnal z domu, tax re
celou noe bloudila We volne
pfirode. Dale 81 stezovala, re
il pan manzel dava malo pc
nez do domacnosti, &C ma u
sporeno ma 5000.
"Chcete dati svoji zene pra-
vo, aby mohla take penize wy
zdvihovati?" ptal Sc soudce
uslechtileho Ajryse, "odpustil
bych vam trest vezeni, jinak
zaplatfte $25 pokuty a jeste
povandrujete ma 30 dni do ro-
botarny."
Kennedy chvilku premyslel
podrbal Sc pax "a uchem q
prohlasil, re 81 radeji prison.
Zeny mu trest odbruci. Nj:
nynl dosti casu v base premy
sleti pravech a povinnostecl
manzelskych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-08
ORGANIsovkNf AkcE VE PROSPECT
B0URl P0Sk0zENYCh.
GUVERNER VIDA VSENARODNf VYZVU
JEN KDYz BUDE NUTNO.

mix Fordovy jednatelny, mes
kal vcera v Detroit, ably po-
zadal florida o prispevek. Jak
pochodil, nebylo vsak do ve-
cera oznameno.
V Black rece v okoli viaduk
tn Erie ave. a .jezera Erie, bill
ze Lakeview beach, bylo pa
trano po mrtvolach "A osob
dosud nezvestnych. Podobne
patrani ma byti uskutecneno
pomoci vojska v mocalech v
okoli lorainskem.
z Tiffin, O., odcestoval do
Lorain prvnf .oddil remeslnikl,
lzejmena tesarG, zednikI a O.
mitkafd. Pocet obeti hrozne
katastrofy rozmnozen byl wee
ra smrtf pf. E. Steckesove, &C.
lete, jez zemrela nemocnici
Dobreho Samaritana. Byla
zranena "a srazky parniku Co.
lumbus vrtacim clunem. U
jine zranene, L. Beckerove,
jez pfisla k 1razu, kdyz Sc je-
il domov, 3 mile vychodne cd
Sandusky, sfitil, jevf Sc znam-
ky strnutf size, tax ze jeji
stav Sc stava skorem bezna-
d6jnym. Vsech obeti bylo die
koronerem a Cervenym Xii
zem sestaveneho seznamu cell
KEN So zabitych.
V okresni veznici lorainske
bylo pardonovano guvernerem
9 veznd, pfestupnikd prohibic
mich pfedpisG, kdyz byli tito
islibili, re pomohou pfi vykli-
zenf mesta.
Serzant E. Roch, cleveland
sky zdravotni Inspector, sc
vcera vratil, domi Sc zpravou,
re zdravotni opatreni V Lo-
rain jest dostatecne postara-
Ino. tax re dele CHI pomoci ne
treba.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-08
HORKOKREvNY MLADfK.


Mezi 10letym Eugenem Bal
leyem, 77o5 Cedar ave. a jis-
tym 17letym mladikem doslo
k hadce. Stryc mladsfho ho-
cha Frank Bailey ujal Sc sve-
no synovce q starsfho chlapce
uhodil, nacez tento sc rozbehl
domd pro otcIv revolver
Baileye st. strelil do prsnu, Ku-
lie uvizla okoh srdce, jak Sc
znali l6kari v nemocnici sv.
Lukase, kan smrtelne postfe-
leny byl dopraven. Surovv
mladik dal Sc po utoku ma L.
TEX, ale byl svedky zadrzen a
odevzdan traficnfmu strazni-
.ku, konajicimu sluzbu ma xii
zovatce vych. 83. ul.~a Carne-
gle ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-08
JAPONSKO 81 OPATRUJE
PETROLEJOVE ZASOBY.

Paflz, 7. cervence. Ja-
pOnske valecne lod'stvo kona
zimnicne pripravy, aby zajis-
tilo 81 zasoby petroleje, ably v
padu valky bylo neodvislym
cd cizf dodavky. Zvlastni spo-
lecnost, jednajici v zajmu va
lecneho lod'stva, otevira move
prameny petroleje v Mandzur-
sku. Take ma Sachalinu snazi
Sc Japonci otevriti move petro-
lejove prameny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-08
SKOLNf RADA OKLESTUJE
ROZPOcET.

Ma vcerejSi schulz skolni
rady zmensen byl rozpocet ma
spravnf rok koncicf 30. cerv-
mem 1925 o $1,500.O00. Pdvo-
dne znel ma $17,50O.OOO. Roz-
pocet lonsky dostupoval jen
$13,64O.0O0. Zvyseni letosni
jest nasledkem zvetseneho po
ctu zactva jakoz i automatic
keho zvysovani platG ucitel-
stva, ktere jsou o $1,325.OOO
vetsi roku lonskeho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-08

Radni r. S. Force, predseda
mestskeho majetkoveho vybo-
ru predlozil k schvaleni navrh
mestskeho managera Hopkin-
Sc, ktery odporucuje postaviti
novou policejnf hlavni stanici
ma Payne ave. mezi vych. 49,.
a 21. ul. Jedna sc prozatim o
koupi staveniste "a obnos ma
10 pfevysujici 100000. Verej
ne slyseni o zalezitosti teto
Romano bude pristi tyden.
Clenove majetkoveho vybo-
ru spolu. Hopkinsem navsti-
viii vcera vyhlednute misto a
vetsina Sc volbe vyslovila pri
znive. Nektere namitky pro-
nesli radni Sanders, Potter a
Flemmihg. Sanders Npovazuje
misto prilis vzdalenym,- zejme-
ma pro obyvatelstvo zapadni
strany, Potter pravil, re jest
dosti nepohodlne polozeno pro
obyvatele z Collinwood, kde
sam bydli a Flemming odpo-
rucoval misto, ktere jest ma
ietkem mesta ma vych. "a. ul.
a st. Clair ave., blize nyneisi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-08
vEkEJNE KoNcERTY.


Clevelandska koncertni ka-
pela pod rizenfm Walthera Lo-
gana usporada tento tyden v
mestskych parcich tri vefejne
koncerty.
Ultra vecer O 7.30 hod. vec.
hrati bude v pavilonu Brook
side parku.
V sobotu 0 3. hod. odp. y
Edgewater parku.
v nedeli 3. hod. odp.
Gordon parku blize jezernihc
koupaliSt3.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-08
POZDRAVg z VYLETNf
CESTY.

z Atlantic City, N. j., pro-
sluleho pobrezniho vyletniho
mista; obdrzeli jsme pozdrav-
ny listek cd manzeln Williama
a Laury Banningovych, kteri
vyjeli 81 ma vychod v automo-
blu minuly ctvrtek. Maji v d
myslu zastaviti sc tez v New
Yorku a jinych mestech. Pi
,Banningova je dcera manzeli
V. Novotnych z Czar ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-08
zE zASEDANi MEsTskE RADY.
PROF HATTON MA KONFERENCI PRO We
DECKY VYZKUM PRACE.

pol. stanice druheho precink-
tu. Force pax oznamoval, ze
vsechna jina mista byla spolu
S Hopkinsem vzata v lvahu,
ano i volne prostranstvf ma
Woodland ave. blize 10. ul.
tahnouci Sc az k Orange ave-, !,
ale nejlip ze vyhovuje misto
ma Payne ave. Mista ma Wood
land ave. bude vyuzito pro
mestske odd6leni ma cist9ni
m6sta.
Mestskou radou schvaleno
bylo vydani bondd "a $780,
900 ma dodatecne dlazebni
prace a prijaty nektere traffic
nj navrhy.
Radnimu prof. A. r. Hatto-
novi dana byla sestitydenni do
volena, aby tyz, jak jsme jiz
sveho casu oznamili, Sc mohl
sucastniti mezinarodni : konfe-
renee pro vedecky vyzkum pra
ce v Praze, ktera bude v nej-
blizsich dnech "a 1casti dele
gatd celeho kulturniho sveta
uspoTadana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-08

Stat Ohio vcera dokazal, re
sam mGze dcinne pomahati,
aby bouri poskozenemu Lorain
mohla byti podana pomocna
ruka. DIE prijatych pland ma
konferenci guvernera Dona-
heye Sc statnf komisf pro po-
mocnou akci Lorain bude ka
zdy obyvatel Ohia vyzvan,
aby k pomocnym fonddm pfi-
spell osobne.
v mestech, kde existuji klu-
by Rotary a Kiwanis, bude
sberaci akce sverena temto or
ganisacim, kde neni podob-
nych teles, vykonajf sbirku
banky obchodni komory. Ma
venkove pax sverena bude ak
ce distriktnim farmafskym or
ganisacim a pfedaknm far
marskych spolkI.
Nacelnici Rotary a Kiwa-
mis- klubi, kteri byli konferen-
ci pritomni, prijali We jmenu
jejich organisacf pridelene Jim
povinnosti. Nektere organisa-
ce jine jiz Sc sbirkami zapo-
caly. TAX tajemnfk Ohioske
federace prace Thomas J. Don
nelly, jenz jest soucasne taje-
mnikem pomocne komise, jiz
yeera telegrafoval nacelnikim
mfstnich unii, ably mezi Glen
stvem sbirky zahajili. X SOU
cinnosti vyzvany tez organi-
SAGE vyslouzilecke a 815 pojis
t'ujicich spolecnosti. Sb6ratel-
skou cinnost mezi zenskymi
spolky statu Ohia fiditi bude
pf. Oh. r. Foxova z Cincinna-
ii, predsedka statnf federace
zenskych klubn.
Statni skolni superintendent
v. M. Riegel dostal ujist9nf cd
ObraZkovych divadel a vyda-
vatelstvf novin, re take z teto
strany bude vse We prospech
sbirek vykonano.
Guverner Donahey dosua Sc
trvava ma SVEN rozhodnutf ne
vydati vsenarodni APPEL po-
moe drive, dOkud toho nebu-
de tfeba.
v Sandusky uvedenym sme-
rem pracovati budou diva "a
chranne peticlenne vybory, je-
den pro mesto a druhy pro
venkov. We vyborech zasedaji
zastupci m6sta a Cerveneho
Kffze.
v Lorain je situace nezme.
n6na. Vypomocne zasoby do.
chazeji do mesta z celeho o.
koli. Penezni fond rozmnozer
byl darem $210O cd 568 dn
stojniki a muzstva 145. pluku
pechoty, ktefi Sc zrekli jedno
denniho zoldu.
Diva hasici byli vcera k vec'
ru lehce zraneni sricenou I'd
budovy People Savings bank.
ma Broadway a A. ul. Zed
strhla S sebou move elektric
Ike vedeni, coz melo v zapet
vznikly pozar v blizkem oh
chodu cukrovinkami.
j. Schumach, zdejsi naGel
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-08
Sk0Fepd q H0bl
1886 BROADWAY

lika navrhG. V Lie jest "a
stoupeno vice jak 10000 W.
pomocnych spolkd v ,45 sta
tech. Odbocka Ligy v nasem o.
kresu cita 65 forganisaci.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18

Dicky to back me up as soon as I stop"
 Pardon me-" Lillian interrupted in a placating tone. May ask you d question ?f r..
 "Of course. a dozen" my mother in-law rejoined graciously, turning to her.
 "I may be mistaken" Lillian went on modestiy, but aren't you plan ming to convey the idea, by your words and manner and by the atti- tude of Dicky and Madge, that the children have come to their natural home. to their grandmother and the farmhouse. and that any attempt to take them anywhere else would be q usurpation of your natural rights and your wishesP"
 My mother-in-law cast quick, shrewd glance at her.
 I'm not so sure that you wouldn't have been burned as a witch if you had lived in Salem three hundred years ago." she said eagerly. T wish you could give Margaret some of your intuition. Yes, that is exactly what l am planning to do, and am going tp keep 1t up until Harriet is so on edge that she will move heaven and earth and the other place 10 keep those children"
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
Baked Lima Beans With Pork

One and one-half cups dried lima beans, i-2 pound salt pork, tea spoon mustard, i-4 teaspoon pepper. 2 cups canned tomatoes, { tablespoons molssses, onion.
 Wash beans well through several waters. Let stand over night in cold water to more than cover. Rinse and drain and put on to cook in cold wa ter with Is teaspoon soda. Bring slowly to the boiling point. Drain and rinse in cold water. Put in kettle with two quarts of boiling water and boil one hour, adding water as neces- ssry.
 scrspe and wash pork and boil one hour.
 Drain beans and pork. Put half the beans in the bottom of a baking dish. Add pork which has been deeply SCOT ed on the rind and cover with beans Mix molass>s, mustard, pepper and to- matoes, bring to the boiling point and pour over beans. Cover and bake two hours in a slow oven. Remove cover. pull pork to the top of the dish, in- cresse<hest and bake half an hour longer 10 brown the pork.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
As lnrnrr Srr ' bxfa.u Er-r,r psruan u rur, Ir- -s tsst nA -vl1 nr -O

just have to have another quarrel with him about you.
 Jack has been very nasty about cur friendship ever since Harry de- serted you. He seemed 10 think that in some way you were 10 blame for Ii all l tried 10 make him under stand that you would hardly be 10 blame for Hsrry's running away with another woman, at least that you wouldn't know about it Bui he took that high and mighty air that most men have when one Of their sex goes rHone. T. is always search for the woman and. you happening 10 be the woman nearest Harry. Jack vas aito- gcfher too lazy to pursue his search any further.
 He has been very suspicious ever since you opened the shop. He is always wondering where you got inc money. He has qHestioncd me very closely unfli [ finally told him that if l knes-and I would not acknopl. edge th8i ] did-1 would not tell him.
 He said 70 me. Leslie, insist that you ten me sIl you know about
 HNth 2 HA1lIEs hH UtN tuFN ANAl she ie tha kind Of woman with whom wish my wife 70 sssociste~
 As you ran imaEinc. that made me see rcd and I turned on him pith. John Alden Prescott. insist that you tei1 me aIi inst you kuov ai,oBt sydney Cartons affairs. When you explain sil Of your knorleJEe of inc psrsntaSe of litfle Jsrk l vili tell you au ! knoa about Buth. for then i viii know Fhsther Sydney Carton Is the kind of man that want to he my husbands hest friend"
 think Jack came vsry near knocking me down. He turned on his heel quickly and vii hout saying e sord etnt out. slsnminr the door so hard that fsft f like blop and little Jack woke up ana ytiisd.
 I was rather rizd of that. however. ] hope John heard #.
 Ny Husband hardly spoke 10 me for a week but there is one good thing about marriage. Ruth. Per- haps vou noticed t when yoB were living with Harry. Hushsnd and wife cannot he under the same roof in the intimacy of everyday life and stay open enemies There mus be a. least sn srr1ss truce Or a real s.psr- stfnn.
 scop5risbt. 1895. NEA Service. IncJ
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
LOUIS GRAYEUR HAS HIS '
 OWN VIEWS ON ARTISTS
Believes Pompous Names Are Hin derance-He Sings Here on
 Sunday January :1.

Pompous names and elaborate
 efectations among artists arc hurting their own cause and the cause of
 music, says Louis Graveure, the famous baritone who is singing here on January 27 under the auspices of the New Britain Musical club at the
 Capitol. Mir. Graveure who has
 known artists all over the world and
 is himself considered at the very top
 of the list of concert singers, takes a much simpler attitude toward music and toward musicians. He can talk with deep feeling about the truth of art, but on the practical side he be- lieves that music especially has everything to do with common life and that a singer cannot hide in an ivory tower and condescend at rare intervals to humanity.
 Mir. Grayeure believes that there is nothing unbefitting an artist in an appearance at, say a moving picture house, provided the singer sings his best and does not belittle his own art by singing badly He believes that a singer must pass through an ap- prentice period and that while the best teachers and the highest models are desirable, the practical work of stances and the singer will give all stances and the singer will give al the required dignity to the place by being an honest artist.
 Mir. Graheure is also impatient with the people who demand trap pings and pretentiousness in hearing their music. His wife is Eleanor Painter the celebrated prima donna of many successful operettas. Most people do not know that Miss Painter created many roles in grand opera in Germany and that her Butterfly was considered one of the finest, with that of Destinn, MT. Graveure notes these things with evil dent pride and adds that he con siders his wife's later work superior because she has become superior as an artist and the singing Of operetta at it's best though less expensive and elaborate is every whit as great an art as opera.
 Simplify the trappings Of music | and yon win win just the people who | run from music now" says Mir. | Graveure. "They are the people who | will never let an orchestra die out or 2 real artist perish"
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
REXMERE ORCH. AT PALACE

All the credit in the wqrld must
 be given John l.. Sullivan's Rexmere
 orchestra for the fine performance they gave yesterday in their vaudeville
 presentation at the Palace where they will be the big attraction tonight and
 Saturday. To say the least they are
 wonderful, in fact they surprised the
 Palace patrons who applauded them very much making them play en- cores. It would be hard to pick any one individual as the outshining star as they are all great. John J. O'Brlen is heard as the soloist with tho or chestra and received heavy applause for his songS which were rendered with mighty fine voice. The entire offering is composed Of local boys and local people should N>pc out and hear the local talent because they are as good as any of the professional or. chestras now in vaudeville. This Is saying lot but the ReSmere orches. photoplay on the bill presents the comeback of William s. Hart in pic lures in story of his own writing "Wild Bill Hickok." As an extra add ed attraction the Yale University Press presents "Columbue." sthe first authentic photodrama Of the discor- cry of America. Starting Sunday night the Palace will offer Rex Beach's ''The Spoilers" with Milton sills, Anna c. Nilsson, ana big cast of stars and on Monday Marty. Dn- pree and her Revue will open a weeks engagement.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
M MAaysntu'es}RagssayA E .4Ea9sedyAnAy 4 4111e !y yekmy Sru<N< G

The magical bean started 10 grew right away, and the two friends watched the bean vine grow end grew. until it reached up the side of the Goblin's house 10 the window, then on up until it clung to the roof.
 Aha" the Snitznoodie cried. That bean must have been related 10 the beans which Jack planted and which grew into the magical beanstalk which reached to the Giants land!"
 Tt must have beeni" Raggedy Andy said az he gave the Snltznoodls a boost up the bean stalk and then climbed Up behind.
 The Snitznoodie reached the Cob
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
ORIENTAL ACT AT LyCEUM

The Oriental Fantasies, one of tho best magic feats presented here in a long time. holds the center of attrac- tio at the Lyceum.
 Other goods act round out the bill, including a clever monologue enter tsiner and a couple of couples with a rapir fire line Of side splitting comedy
 The picture is a dandy one, pre- senting Mabel Forrest and Bryant Washburn in "The Love Trap a dra- ma which is part society and part de- tective. The mystery opens with the strange murder Of young society man in lonely house. Suspicion points toward the heroine until a modern young detective who uses third degree methods of his own ar- rives. He permits the real culprit to seemingly vamp him, then compels her to confess.
 There will be two big features on Sunday evening. one of them starring charming Shirley Mason in South Sea Love" n dreamy. idylic romance of the lazy tropical isles. and a fast moving picture with n big punch Richard Talmadee in Through the Flames"
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18

RasGedy Amy and the nice, kind snitznoodle sat upon the door steps of Hookie's house.
 They were trying to plan 2 way to rescue the Hoeloon from the Goblin. Hookie had captured the Howloon right after Raesedy Ann and her friends had flied the rubber Howioon with candy covered cookies and lolly pops and cakes and things.
 The Howloon. before he was fiiled with these goodies had only been hol- low just like a large football, and of course. being hollow, he hadN been very empty. And when he as empty he had always been very hungry.
 That ~ss why Raezedy Ann and her friends he'd stuffed the rubber Howloon and that vas just why Hookis the Goblin had captured the Howloon.
 Hookie in. Goblin lived in a queer house.
 ii was one room right on top Of sn- other; four stories high.
 There was an iron door st the bot tom sn5 only one window st the top. The window rss much too high for either Rasse3y Andy or The nics. kind snis znoedls ts reach, 90 they psd to think Of som. ~sy to get 10 ths window.
 we cannot open The iron door" Razgedy Andy told the sniiznoodIs. The snitznoodle knsr this ras true. for he had tried 10 push the iron door open and he could not budge if even though he vas very, very strong.
 'I do net know what 10 do.' Rag r.dy Andy said as he ran his hand through his yarn hair.
 The nice, kind snitsnoedls put his hand in his pocket and pulled out q aueer little bean and showed t 10 Raggedy Andy.
 Tt used to be jumping Besn." the suitznoo1ie said. "But nov t does not jump. even a srnidEini"
 So he tossed the queer litfis bean upon the ground. and the bean rolled under some leaves.
 The snitznoodie 5id not know that fhs bean --ss a magical bean
 Neither did Rsgssdy Andg.