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New Britain herald., 1925-09-01
"steye' Is Persuaded That Ills De-
 paiture Is Advisable

SfNhO iS NctauAuSu iHut HIS De=
 parture Is Advisable
 I do not count myself a cowardly woman. but there was such veno- nous anger in stsves eyes as he grasped ray ultimatum to give up to me all proof of his claim 10 be- ing Dicky's brother, that involun- tarily stepped back. With rapler- like quIckness he seized upon my apparent weakness
 "pll be eternally condemned fl I do" he snarled.
 His voice and manner were like q gcad naying all taltering out Of me.
 That may be-" I rstorted coolly, "but you certainly will be turned over 10 the government operative when he comes II you don't. Do you suppose for one instant l am going 10 furnish money 10 you to escape from the detectives, and at the same time leave with you the means for making my mother-in- laws life horror? No, I shall take charge Of your papers and trace them SO as to satisfy myself that your claim is as tradulent as 1t ap- pears to ne"
 "It'll appear fraudulent all right, by the time you're done with it," : Steve snarled, liyld to the lips with rage.
 That Is where you are mis- taken" I returned, facing him steadily. ''I shall make the most i'm partial examination possible into your claim, because I wish to prove to my poor mother-in-law that you are not her stepson. And after awhile, If you wish and think it ..sats you may. come here unmolest- ed, as. far as l am concerned. and submit to the physical tests Of your identity from a physician"
 [ was watching him closely and I saw that the astonishment and relief suddenly depicted upon his face were not feigned
 By George! I believe you really mean it." he exclaimed, and then with sudden movement he threw his arms high above his head.
 Come on, Chinkie," he said with q grin which was almost as terri fYing as his trown had been. Come s'cn and frisk with me, I'll stand without hitching."
 ' Ice Chow Searches Steve
 Lee Chow looked toward me. his face as imperturbable as if he had not heard the gibe. nodded and he glided noiselessly to steves side, and took from sll his pockets g Heterogeneous collection Of objects, even laying out upon box near me. a toothbrush, comb. shoe horn and button hook, together with a col lection of collar buttons, stamps,
New Britain herald., 1925-09-01

fed very often and we can't fly any great distance. We must get 1t just as near home as we can. Now if 2 lot of birds are hunting In the same place, 1t Is going to make food scarce. The smallest ones are going to be driven away. They are going to have to go farther to get food for their babies.
 Now. MT. Wren and I are too small to fight very successfully with some of the feathered folk around here. But if we can keep them nest ing-that Is, If we keep them from raising families, they are not going to stay. So that Is why we have sometimes destroyed their eggs, I suppose you think we have done it
New Britain herald., 1925-09-01
She turned to 10 hu, Ft.hb.ek

She turned to go but F1shbaek caught her by the arm,
 Listen" he said, I've don't have 10 go on this train at all. ,. l can hire car, Almost always l travel in my own car . a Rolls 1t is. with leopard-skin rass and a folding card table tho best money can buy, y understand But I get sick of it, | like ts get off by myself sometimes, Ike oem mon tolks?" <
 But May shook her head "No thanks" she answered. The friend I'm going to stay with n Los Altos expects me by train, shed wonder what to think i: I turned up in an automobile with the most famous man in the world."
 And with this bit Of hattery, May left him sitting on the platform looking for all the world like q great Buddha with his fat cheeks and httle blinking eyes,
 The train was fast filling with q noisy crowd boys and girls with lunch baskets. women with children dragging at their skirts.
 May walked through two coaches before she found a seat She pitched her bags into the rack and sank down, thankfully, into the dusty seat,
 The train gave Jerk, and start ed. As 1t rolled slowly out of the station, May saw a large black limousine swing up 10 the platform, and Lemuel Tishback climb into It.
 Nice old boy even If he Is q Dit vulgar" she thought. But who would ever have thought that I'd meet him, and that he'd give me job in his blooming pictures? q. I must go and break the news to Dan and Goldie Gay. It'll be quite a shock to Goldie. ." She laugh ed.
 But May herself, was due for shock. Through the open door of the rear car she caught glimpse of Dan, as he entered 1t from the other end. And In the arms of this man who had just asked her to marry him. was Goldie Gay of the films. her lips pressed tight 10 his, her arms wound around him.
 Well, there's one thing the screen has taught her" May thought with startled amusement. She certainly knows how to kiss"
 (To Re Continued)
New Britain herald., 1925-09-01

Peter Rabbit couldn't get over what he had discovered about Jenny and Mir. Wren. You know, Peter had seen MT. Wren destroy the eggs of Tommy Tit and Mrs. Chickadee while they were away from home. The first chance he had he told Jenny Wren what he had seen and how very dreadful he thought 1t was. "I just wouldn't believe it when I heard that you and Mir. Wren had done such things" said Peter. T wouldn't believe 1t until I saw 1t done with my own eyes. It Is one of the most dreadful things I ever heard of"
 Tut, tut, tut, Peter. It isn't dreadful at all," retorted Jenny. We have just presented those other folks from having 8 lot of babies right around us. All they had to do was to go build a nest somewhere else and lay some more eggs. There's nothing dreadful about that"
 T guess you would think 1t was dreadful If some one destroyed all your eggs" declared Peter.
 1T would just like to see them try it," snapped Jenny.
 T thought so," chuckled Peter. Some one ought to try 1t so that you might know how 1t feels. But I don't see yet what you and Mir. Wren have done this thing for"
 Room, Peter, room. If you're going to bring up a family you must have the proper amount of room to bring that family up right. suppos- ing three or four pairs of rabbits moved into the dear old Briarpatch, what would you do about it?" said Jenny. ..
 Drive them out" replied Peter There isn't food enough for half g dozen families right around the old Briarpatch. Baby Rabbits can't gc far to get their living. They have got to be able to eat right close tc the old Briarpatch where they will be safe. But you birds can fly around anywhere you please and bring food to your babies"
 Tut, tut, tut" scolded Jenny Wren. Tut, tut, tut, tut, tut. That's easy to say but would like you tc know that our babies have to bt
New Britain herald., 1925-09-01
Letter from James Condon to Sally

t'AtIt iib'n urill'-S tDtiuun uD fooiN
 Atherton-C Continued
 Gee, Sally. I'll be glad when you get back 10 this dump. The steno you broke in to take your place rattles around like q pea in a pod, and lately she is putting on more luss than you can imagine. She hasn't anything in her bean, and I don't ses why you picked her out, except that she's ss ugly as a mud fence, and you haven't been with the boss as long as you have with out knowing he is very susceptible. You had turned what little head she had, and the fact that she's the boss s. secretary is almost too much for her.
 By the way, Sally, I think 1t was 8 great move on your part 10 go away and leave him flat, for I know he's just worried to death without you, and he certainly will know what you are worth when you get back. Why don't you strike him for a. raise would, in fact think I'll do 1t myself when you come back. I've been working my fool head off since vou have been away, and he hasn't said one word about how well I've been doing it
 I wonder f he's going in for so- ciety7 That was sure some party that was given down on that boat, even f they all came pretty near ;drowning
 Something's eating the boss the last week. however. He isn't him self al all I know it isn't because hes afraid Of Mabel Carter, for whateler else the boss is he's not a coward. had the nerve to ask him if Mrs Prescott was all right, yesterday, and he snapped me off like anything.
 '-.''Yes. she's all right he said
New Britain herald., 1925-09-01

ping them up as nearly alright as possible in paper or inclosing them in a tight chest or a small closet.
 They should be kept confined in the fumes Of the formain for twen- ty-four hours and then thoroughly aired If this is not well done it is of little or no use.
 How to Combat Infection
 Soap and water for floors and a wet cloth with which to wipe fur niture are the best agents to com bat infection,
New Britain herald., 1925-09-01

LNIdU tOAoN 9 |iAa plVi VI tilC GlOl y of David Copperfeld" If you save the pictures every day you will soon have q whole set of David Copper field dolls.
 The first days at school were very hard for poor David. His father had ordered that he must wear on his back a large card on which was printed. Take care Of him. He bites" You can imagine the shame the poor boy suffered because Of this card, He imagined always that some one was reading it.
 But instead Of teasing him as he thought they would the boys were very sympathetic. When steertorth the leader Of the gang, heard Davids story he expressed hi: opinion that it was a jolly shame. From that time on David was hi' faithful follower and he and Steer forth became fast friends.
 (Here Is handsome. young Steer. forth. Color his trousers dark blue his shirt tan, and his tie red).
 Copyright, 1925. Associated
 Editors, Incl
New Britain herald., 1925-09-01

Erssktast- Orange tuice, soft .cooRsd eggs, crisr graham toast, rilk. coftes.
 Luncheon-Cream ot tomato soup eroutont, cottaee cheese, brown bread, peach snow milk, tea.
 Dinner-Teal cutlets with riquant ssuce. rics1 potatoes, creamsd corn. cabbage and apple salad pears n chocolate sspce whole wheat bread, milk cotfts
 The veal cursta are simmerei until tender. in boiling water 10 cover before crumbling and frying The stock is used fer the sauce Children under ten years Of age should he served "cutet" which has not been fried and some Of fhe broth reserved before making the sauce
 Fears in Chocolate Sauce
 Four large sweet pears, 2 squares bitter chocolate, 8 tablespoons sugar, li-2 teaspoons ccrnstarch, 3 table spoons butter. tablespoons pow eered sugar, teaspoon vanilla,
 Pare pears and cut in quarters. Remove cores and roll in fine crack
New Britain herald., 1925-09-01
IncnnI,nd nesserts

t-ss uncooked fruits for your des- ssrts. They cost less than cakes and buildings do not require much time to prepare, and provide perfect nu- fritfou
New Britain herald., 1925-09-01
Grow Your Own Greens

Instead of buying your soup- greens every time you wish to make soup for the family dinner Krow your own greens in window garden box. It is much more economical and also quite ornamental
New Britain herald., 1925-09-01

Embroidered cuffs are seen on some of the newest gloves that are worn with the tailored costume. Sometimes the colors are bright. but more often they are black and white or fan and black.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-01
Canning Eruits

When you are putting up your preserves, it is best 10 select under ripe rather than over-ripe fruits,
New Britain herald., 1925-09-01

BoBBED HAIR looks wond.rt with the tiny tint of Golden Clint Shampoo.-Advt,
New Britain herald., 1925-09-01
JENNY WREN DEFENDS
 HERSELF (By Thornton ". Burgess)

Some folks can always find excuse For treating others with abuse.
 Peter Rabbit
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-10

Mo.--Story lady. piano lesson, triano.l
delphia--Uncle WHIP. WMAQ (447.6
e SssssoT MoaW G5s ss Lo sSe C
vice to The Lovelorn WOR t405l. Ne
Music While You Dine" wTAs
e:oS +, M-tss7). Springfield. Mass
e.i Is' +. M.M ..Isi5f; 1907. East Pitts
$50 T. M.-wBCN I266l. Chicago-Ju-
ve9 ibs,d hQ Ws WcAE 4s2 so PPittsBgpFgh
delphia-pream Daddy. WGN (s7oj
Quintet. WGR (sisl. Buffaio.-Dissst
York9ssTserin As Ensemble s wN 5NS i5Ssl,
ANALYSIS. WFAA t47s.sj, Dallas
Gas r. M.@WcxR t4es). pittsburgh
A Address WE WEAR 1854, Ssyel 5ssE7
MsssmjOPPs sr W TeSH t2ssS, SSSSiicsgS
WIKI l2s3J, Cleveland-Mu pro.
gram. three hours. WIP t509). Phila.
q1sslIp5haIa0M,usieale two hours ,G WIS
1901. Providence-Address VOL
t44S), Chicago-Rainb Orchestra.
III cOne sas band SSd ssk
on child care. WRC (469). Washing
1870 ea, M;.S Il rs ;Sss). Milford. Kan
1880 r. M-KDKA t3oe). East Pitts
burgho@Concert program. wBAP
Piano 'I recital. WHAs }s22..4s'Ss.0 Teonis-
s5s Sstsstai 5fcse.tra VIZ ~
7:s$ M.M sd%SfEs ts4s,, chicaso-WLs
aaaSsS3' NIP RDk HAD wi BIS. beaumont.
ssS Sford Ka sHo h9aE' orch KEKs
sIesi program. XIV $500. e ChicagoNu
Chicago Musical College program. wBCN
come tax lsesare wReaE PECAN SaE pits
~sR 951s5 bSso mgss rsasv Bo9
P Mg cay wy koSSas a esyYS DDff
WIS 1sa6 ssRSsss9 !. Mss9sns + B.
groggramii VINO tb0o). Memphis.B9esdd-
washington p WMAo t447I.bSJ' Vchica..
gomLiteTSSSXz, talk ISo oAssociation Of Com
ira. WAS ts $685. Eis gfn 1i@os-
Ghestra and vocal program. four hours.
Hour Of Music. National music mem
s:f2SSs z. 0%Rt.s@s.yiREo $3.50. Lansing. Mich.
$500 P, M.--KYW $3.50. Chicago-Farm
Bureau Federation program WRC
(469) Washington oerinsteins quar-
$40 r.. M.-.wFAA (472.9l Dallas
Chamber of Commerce. WIN 1907.
New York-Musicale. VINO (5OO1
Memphis--Musical program. WOAI
t394.5l, San Antonio, Texas--WOAI
$3.50 p. M..wMAo (447.5l. Chicago
University of Chicago talk. Braston Con
$500 p. M.-wEBH (a7ol. Chicago
Barytone. tenor OrioIe Orchestra WCAE
1922 Pittsburgh Silvertown Orches-
Cub WY VIZ Sassas) DfshbfilsRff AgRle
sical program. wGR (3I9l, Buffalo
Silyertown 0rchestrs. W0AW 1929.
Washington---W ashington Post hour
9:10 r. M.-WLS (345). Chicago
9:I5 P. M.@WCAY 1850, milwaukee,,
Wis.-Blackstone Serenaders.
$3.50 p. M.-CKAC (425) Montreal
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-10


The most deliberately and at the
same time beautifully staged act Of
it's kind that / have ever seen must
be credited to Yvette. She conducts
in her own personal manner and con-
tributes violin and vocal solos to en-
liyen proceedings. Yvette and her
orchestra are real vaudeville or
ganization.
Second in importance, and worthy
Of a headline position on many
bills, is the act called Dancing
Shoes This act is away ahead of
the average vaudeville dancing re-
vue. There are in the act girl,
Marcia Compton, and five men, all
good hooters. Miss Compton sings
and dances and the boys contribute
a specimen of most every kind of
dancing. The act moves with speed
and is my idea of a smart dancing
turn.
Paul Kleist, whose black art act
has been. seen here before. is none
the less entertaining. Kleist is an
artist in his line. The one dark spo.
on the bills the team of Morris and
TONNES. Morris seems to think that
comedy is made up Of about four
parts noise and one part suggestive
ness. ] do not agree with him.
Jason and Harrington, two women
sing topical songs. Jess and Dell
open the show with their novelty
offering. The Three Falcons offer
an extraordinary fast aerial turn.
Good showmen. The usual variety
of short subjects makes up the movie
program. At the Lyric all week.
(By Observer.)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-10
sTANDARD TIMED

cago-N oonday R. F. D. program. one
hour. woo (4S4l, Davenport. Iowa
Chimes. WSB (450l. Atlanta-Enter-
i 90 p. M.-wMAo t447.5,. Chicago
Association Of Commerce talks.
L 80 p. M.-WMC (50O). Memphis
MONDAY musicale.
i4 br.ls E MMsiS Bs s50 ch GsHse
200 S0 p. M-wCco (41es). Minneapolis
St. Paul--M agazine hour. WHB (414l.
Kansas City--Ladies' hour. WWJ
ESQ M RerSlsNsey s7o 9rc6 6Sicseo Re
cItal. one half hour; rocking chair hour.
500 p. M.--WQJ (448). Chicago
Household hints music. one hour.
$IS E WSx sS1l4a Des P3sts6Ir1b
Sunshine Girle WDAF (4l4.1l. Kansas
City. Mo.--Star Trio. one hour. VIVID
1907. Mooseheart. Ill.--Music by chill
dren talks by the faculty.
3:45 r. M.-WLS t345). Chicago--Hom
AGO :. MmWVHAs ts22,. Louisville
Alamo Theater organ. WMAQ (447.5l.
sgo-Chiid life stories music
3 A. M.-WBZ 1887 Springfeld, Mass.
Dinner concert. wEAF t4S2l. New
York--Dinner concert, Hotel Waldorf
Astoria. vocal and instrumental music.
four. hours. Wink (2S3l: Cleveland
Radtograrns music: children's stories
WRC lzgs), Wsship 3gEoe ssyg Al.
Bonnie Barnhardt news. WTAM t390(.
Cleveland-Royal Canadians Orchestra
one hour.
sos P. M-wIP 5000, Philadelphia-
Dinner-dance
5:I6 p. M.-KDKA (3Op) East Pitts.
burgh-Dinner music. broadcast also by
xxx (2SSl. Hastings. Neb.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-10
Today's Best

Copyright. 1925. bp United Press
VIZ, New. York (454.3 M, WGY
Schenectady (S79.5 M, WRC Wash
ington (46S.5 Nd and KDKA, East
Pittsburgh (Sos.1 M, P. NJ, EST
Brunswick music memory contest
hour
WEAF, New Work (4s1. 5ND.
WCAE, Pittsburgh (461.S M, WIFE,
Philadelphia (394.5 M J. WGR, Buff
falo (s1s ND, WEAR, Cleveland
(364.s Nj, WEEP. Boston (475.9 M
and WAR, Providence sos. 8 M, 9
r. NEST Eveready Entertainers
in Lincoln Program.
KDKA. Pittsburgh 1901 Nd, and
xxx. Hastings (25S.S Nj, IL P. M.
EST-Late studio concert.
WICK. Detroit (516.9 M, 10 p. M.
EST-Red Apple Club
WLW. Cincinnati (432.S Nd, 10 p.
NJ CST-Male quartet. trio, orches-
ira.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-10
If Variety Is Spice of the Pudding
Then We HaUe Lot of Spice Today
: OMETIME ago Roltare Eggles-
J ton was discovered figuring
II how far it was to the North

| n OMETIME ago Roltare Eggles-
IOI ton was discovered figuring
IL how far it was to the North
Pole.
That is what I though Eggleston
was trying to discover, but 1 find out
1 was all wrong. He was trying to
decide how long ten act vaudeville
bill would run at Keith's.
He has given you the answer
this week. Keith's is observing a
Comedy Week Festival. Seems to
me that the management is trying
to see just how much they can give
for the money. Work this out on
your slate. If you pay so cents for
a seat how much will each act
average? The answer is staggering.
Con Colleano and Zeneto are wire
walkers. This announcement does
not seem startling, but what they
do is just that and nothing more.
Colleano does some fancy steps and
some difficult jumping that makes
him great artist. He has per-
sonality and that needed quality
class. Ny idea. Of corking good
wire act. Few acts of this nature
even APPROACH this one.
Ruby. and Garnett Merriman. with
Helen Carey at the piano, open the
show with a well dressed musical Of
fering. The program states they are
our own home town artists
Billy Farrell knows how to shake
a wicked pair Of feet. After he tri-
umphs, an elderly couple takes the
stage and shows how they danced
sixty and seventy years ago. This
stops the show, but remember that
Farrell was a hit with his artistry
before the old folk landed on the
stage.
Same old brand of noisy and point
less hokum is handed out by Conlin
and Glass in THE Four Seasons. .
About time to get busy, ConIin, and
change your material, because vaude-
vile is moving rapidly these days.
Judson Cole mixes comical CONVEX
sation with magic. Tt must cost him
a smart sum a week when eggs are
worth over 20 cents a dozen.
Mallon and Case contribute their
idea Of nut act Bert Baker and
company have used 'Prevarication'
for many seasons. It seems age does
not prevent an audience laughing as
much as they did several years ago.
Browning breaches a sermon with
laughs in 1t. Goes over big. When
Neville Fleeson and Ann Greenway
began at a late hour Monday after
noon / had to leave the theater. It
was 4:30 o'clock then and Verna Ha-
worth and company were still to do
their bit
If you like a whale Of a lot for
your money then Keith's theater is
giving you quantity this week.
At Keith's all week. Reviewed by
W. d. Eickman.)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-10
SPEAKING OF MERRY-MERRY,
WE'LL, HERE 1T is FOR YOU

II you are looking for the merry
merry, you will find it present a.
the Palace for the first half of the
week.
Sunny Bernet and AL Downs could
teach a lot of revue producers a
trick or two in the use of slap-stick
and burlesque material. The chief
clown of this team, which appears
in 1.-THE Escape. is essentially bur-
lesque. The word burlesque can
now be used in polite and educated
society, since the Music Box Revue
and the numerous Follies have not
only used former burlesque actors,
but have used burlesque sketches In
full.
do not know whether Bernet or
Downs is the eccentric clown but the
two put over a corking good slap
stick act that actually made the audi
ence sit UP and take notice. Am not
goirg to tip you off to the idea back
of the '.fun revue because the less
you know the better off you will be.
If / have time want to study this
team again.
Montague Love, movie actor, is
now in vaudeville He goes in for
few comedy stories and recites two
dramatic poems with not too much
energy. Lazar and Dale in THE
Badooma Hunters blend blackface
comedy and music into an act which
people will remember. And to do that
these days in vaudeville an actor
has to have material and personal
ity.
Taylor and Lake with WalIy Van
combine song pictures with novelty
dancing. An act that is different.
Jim Jam Jems is an acrobatic tumb-
ling act with some splendid hand
balancing stunts. Good act. The
movie feature is Tom Mix in THE
Deadwood Coach"
At the Palace today and Wednes-
day. Ry W. D. TIiclman.)
4 i L
Other theaters today offer:
Greed at the Apollo: "The Thief
of Eagdad'' at the Circle; Forty
Winks'' at the Ohio: "TIis Hour at
Mister Smiths and Flying Hoofs" at
the Isis.
The Capitol this week is of'ering
Jack La Mont at the head Of d
stock buriesque show.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-10
Assembly
SideightS

Lieutenant Governor Van Orman
designated Senators Fitch and
Hodges official adjourners Of the
Senate Monday, when, without volt
ton on their part. Van Orman said:
Senator Fitch moves and Sena-
tor Hodges seconds that we do now
adjourn until 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning and 1t is so ordered
When Senator Perkins was
heckled during his speech on his
cemetery bill Monday by several
Democratic Senators, Van Orman
said:
Senator Perkins, 1 would suggest
that you step over in front Of the
Republicans. where you will. be safe
in talking on your BILL
Senator Cam has an eye for bust
ness. He Is. a monument dealer at
Frankfort.
In speaking on the cemetery bill
Monday, Cam said:
II move this bill be recommitted
to committee of one, it's author, with
specific instructions to amend to
provide that all graves shall have
mausoleum or a monument placed
over them"
Van orman ruled him out of or
der.
Governor Jackson has been invited
to preside at the joint House-Sen-
ate celebration of Linco1n's birthday
Thursday. President William Lowe
Bryan of Indiana University will
speak. The Police and Firemen's
Band win play.
Some one asked me why hand
down these House bills so soon, .
] Van Orman told the. Senate. 81