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New Britain herald., 1925-04-21

The juice from tho pineapple should be served to children under school age. 1T the fruit Is shredded and covered with sugar ,he night before a delicious sweet juice will settle to the bottom Of the dish This should be slightly diluted with cold water ant given 10 the small members Of the family.
 Needless 10 say, the finger rolls" are not planned for children under siS years of age. However, one often wants to make dainty rolls for luncheon so the recipe Is included
New Britain herald., 1925-04-21
c. NJ. SCHURR LEFT s12,5o5.

Clayton A. Parker and Ernest l.. Teich, appraisers of the estate of Charles M. Schurr, have reported an inventory of s12,505, itemized as fol- lows: Real estate at 214-215 Maple street, s9,000; 25 shares American Hardware. Corporation, s2.175; 10 shares Acme Bedding Co.,, Inc, sao0; SS shares German-American Consol- dated Mining Co.,, $40; one share New Britain Turner society, $1oo; check from Deutscher Kranken Un- terstuetzung Verein,o s100: check Corbin Benevolent society, s1O0; cash in New Britain Trust Co.,, s9711; cash on hand, $SS, and household effects s200.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-21

THEY'D waited and waited for it the women for whom we made this new, different toilet soap!
 They'd written and written us-
 Do make us soap as fine, as exquisi. $ French soaps! We want soap to use every day that we will love like imported soaps We know you can make it-you made our marvellous Lux"
 Then Lux Toilet Form was introduced to Framingham
 Our own representatives took it there first to see what women thought of it.
 That first day. =!
 , The women in Birmingham weren't content with the single cake we offered them to try!
 I'm giving it to my friends" one woman pref aced her fifth eager order.
 My wife wants to have plenty on hand"- that man tucked IS cakes under his arm
 One important store took 100 cakes for trial order-they sold every one that day! Now they order by telephone to get it fast enough. Another sent hurry call for 500. Still another for 700. Can you A 2 deliver to us by motor-qmck?" -e
New Britain herald., 1925-04-21
BY SISTER MARY

Breakfast--shrsdded fresh pine- apple. crisp broiled bacon. scram. bled eggs with rice. bran mullins, milk. coffee.
 Luncheon--Creamed shrimps In rice cases. finger rolls. lemon sponge milk tea
 Dinner--Planked white fish. mar unique potatoes, buttered string beans. jellied tomato salad. prune whip, Elias marble cake. whole wheat bread. milk. coffee.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-21

to lengthen. Put into pans let rise until yery light and bake 70 minutes In a hot oven,
 If butter is used for shortening less salt will be needed. Half but- ter and half lard make an ideal shortening
 Copyright, 1925. NEA Service, Incl
New Britain herald., 1925-04-21
Headache?
New, Safe Prescription Acts Quick

New, Safe Prescription Acts Quick
 Clear up severe headache in a few min- utes with new prescription ot well known professors of medicine that goes direct to the congestion and pressure, and breaks it up without either depressing heart or disturbing stomach. Money hack Is not delighted. Ask for AN.A-ciN tablets Only 25c. box. Sold and guaranteed by CroNelrs Drug Store. Vita Drug Co.,. Axelrods, Pharmacy. City Drug Store. South End Pharmacy Arch Street Phar- macy. Noyeeks Pharmacy
New Britain herald., 1925-04-21
NORMA TAIIMADGE AT PALACE

"The Lady" in which Mary Nash scored such a big hit on the New York speaking stage, is Norma Tal- madges latest screen vehicle, "The Lady" is at the Palace. theater now.
 London and New York gave "The Lady" a tremendous reception as
New Britain herald., 1925-04-21
ACHES AND PAINS ALL OVER BODY
Mrs. Proctor Reports Great Benefit by Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
 ble Compound
Sharpsburg, Pa. -"I recommend Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com

pounuW all Suller- ing women. I have taken four bottles of it and I feel 100 per cent better. I was dizzy and weak
 with no appetite, no ambition a md withatired feeling all the time. had aches and pains all over my body and had the headache
 a 0ond daa1 Trou
New Britain herald., 1925-04-21
They 1Ueren't content 1vith the single cake to try / / they take 2 or / or 10 ~ and then come back for more

Those eighty stores in Birmingham to which we took Lux Toilet Form-in eighty different ways they told us the same thing! It's wonder ful-but then it's what women wanted-'' UT, urdi sdvon de toilette Lux Toilet Form!
 Satiny, fne>textured, smooth-Lux Toilet Form is made by the method France uses for her finest toilet soaps. This makes Lux Toilet Form firm, solid, lasting. That is why Lux Toilet Form wears and wears so long!
 Fragrant magic lather from this new delicious soap!
 You know how French soaps make you feel luxurious, satinyall>over-that's why you used to pay extravagant prices for them! Intangible but oh, so real-the satiny, caressed, delicious feeling Lux Toilet Form gves your skin, Some how, you feel charming-more exquisite!
 Slip it out of the dear lavender and white wrapper-here it is, the exquisite ''saron de toilette" you asked for-Lux Toilet Form! Firm, lastlng-a the family can delight in it for both toilet and bath, Your druggist has Lux Toilet
 Form, your department store and your grocer, \ Ask for Lux Toilet Form today. Ten cents.
 Lever Bros. Co.,, Cambridge, Mass.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-13
AUTO RACING WILL
 BEGIN ON 22ND
Culver City Meet Fries Lid of
 . SpeedSters' Season

Charlotte, N. C., Feb. 13-Prepara- tiohs for possible smashing of auto n, obile speed records. when the Knights of the Roaring Boards" re- turn here for the spring 250-mile event, are being made by officials of the local speedway. The race, which will be run Monday, May Il, the day after Confederate Memorial day, will be under the sanction of the American Automobile association and places in it will count for points in deciding the 1925 Ameri- can championship.
 At least five records fell before the driving of Tommy Milton, win ner. Earl Cooper. Benny Hill and Peter de Paolo in the inaugural event at the local track last Octo- Der. In December these records were smashed at the new speedway at Culver City, California.
 The local track Is bowl-shaped affair and drivers are said not to have to slow down appreciably to take turns. Every foot of the track Is banked, including the straight away.
 The 1925 season of the American Automobile association race starts at Culver City, California, February 22. The next event will be the race here, to be followed three weeks later by the Indianapolis event.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-13
Russian College Students
 Fed by Kindly Sailors

Vancouver. B. O.. Feb. 1S.-Col- lege girls and boys, ranging in age from IA to 21. work during vaca- tlons as longshoremen on Black Sea docks, several British ship masters reported on docking here after visiting Russian ports with re- lief supplies.
 The mariners reported that the Soviet forbade them to feed the workers, explaining that Russia did not want to be obligated to any na- ton for assistance. and Russians did not want the world to think theyNwere suffering. Lunches, added the narrators, were wrapped Up separately and smuggled to the young toilers.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-13
WANT CHILDREN ID
 BECOME AMERICANS
Japanese of Hawaii Fail to
 Honor EIpatriatioG Act

Honolulu, Feb. 13.--Not one of the two-score children born to Jap anese parents in Hawai- since De- cember has made reservation for the retention of his Japanese citi- zenship under the new repatriation law which Japan placed in effect December l, according to Keiichi Yamasaki. Japanese consul general for the territory.
 The law. seeking to abolish dual citizenship if such elimination is de- sired, provides that all children born to Japanese parents in the United States after Dec. 1 shall be regarded as exclusively American citizens unless parents, within 14 days after birth. expressly reserve Japanese citizenship for the child through the Japanese consulate. Failure to register such reservation automatically relinquishes any claim which the Japanese government might have on that child, as in the case of dual citizenship which pre- vailed previously.
 Vital statistics show that upwards of 40 children have been born to Japanese parents since December i.
 Explaining the workings of the new law, Consul-General Yamasaki said:
 T am personally urging expatria- ton of those Japanese who are go- ing to make the United States their home in the future and urging par ents to take advantage of the new law which aids them in effecting repatriation of their children.
 Tue new law is a measure of the desire of the Japanese govern ment to remove objections raised to the former dual citizenship and further evidence of my govern- ment's desire to maintain friendly relations.
 T am only asking Americans to exercise tolerance and patience with the Japanese as with other races to the end that the Japanese may be understood better. I believe a better understanding will remove all of the prejudice now lodged against my people and I am con- fident that Americans in their hearts mean to be absolutely fair and just to them"
New Britain herald., 1925-02-13
PURE INSULIN MAY
 CURE DIABETES
Scientists Seek to Eliminate Inn purlties to Create More Positive
 Effect on Human Body.

Pasadena, Cal, Feb. 13.--A posi- tive cure for diabetes through elimination of impurities in so- called pure insulin. Is being sought here at the California Institute of Technology by Dr. John J. Abel. professor of pharmocology and physiological chemistry of Johns Hopkins University.
 For some time physicians and scientists have been administering insulin believing 1t to be pure, said Dr. Abel. Recently he found that even the purest contained foreign materials. He then obtained leave of absence and came here to continue his search for means of eliminating these impurities.
 If 1t is possible to obtain insulin in an absolutely pure and free state, its effect on the human body will be far more positive than 1t is at the present time. Dr. Abel said.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-13
B|G GOVT. ARSENAL NOW REPRODUCTIVE
s400,000,0OO Worth of Property Lies in DiSuse in Rock Island

Rock Island. H.. Feb. 1S.-Four hundred million dollars worth of property Hes in comparative dlsuse at the Rock Island arsenal here.
 Largest of the government arse nals in the United States, Rock Island during the World war em- ployed 13,0o0 workmen and gained the reputation as the largest arse- nal in the world, the Krupp fac tory in Germany having been dis mantled.
 Col. D. M. King. commandant, said he has no information of any plan to increase activity at the arse nal. although during the presiden- tial campaign 1t was suggested by candidates that congressional &C., ton be taken which would permit the carrying on of productive work on the basis which existed prior to the war.
 Vast quantities of ordnance stores produced by all government arsenals and by private industries throughout the east as a result of war activities" Col. King said, "re- suited in a large surplus of such material on hand, a quantity suf- flcient for the needs of the army at Its reduced strength for some time. Very little productive work is now being done. Operations are confined principally to work of an experimental nature in connection with the design of artillery material and repair of equipment turned in from the field. At present there are slightly less than 500 employees. The percentage of capacity at which the arsenal facilities are now being utilized may be stated as approxi- matelys to 10 percent. . The arsenal as it stands today represents a valuation, at a very conservative figure, including stores
New Britain herald., 1925-02-13
TELEPHONE GIRLS
 MISS NOTHING
Say Thousands Call Up Wives
 Because of Conferences

Los Angeles, Feb. 13.-Daily con- ferences held after business hours in Los Angeles mount up into the thousands, according to N. R. Pow ley and c. De Meyers, Southern Cali fornia Telephone officials. who say that around 5 o'clock every evening several thousand business men call up to inform their wives that they can't get home to dinner. usually be- cause of conference"
 During the brief period between 4:45 and b:1o p. m. the telephone girls handle more calls minute than at any other time during the day" said Mir. Powley. "The bulk of them are men calling up their
New Britain herald., 1925-02-13
Single Handed Tennis
 Improves the Game

Berkeley. Cal, Feb. 13.-The latest sport to be introduced at the University of California is solitary tennis"
 The court for this game consists of green board wall, with a hori- zontal line painted three feet above the ground to represent the top of the net. The player stands behind another line drawn on the ground 2S feet from the board. From here the ball is served against the wall above the white line. When it bounces back, the racket wielder re- turns it, trying'to hit the wall above the white line. If the ball hits be-
New Britain herald., 1925-02-13

let us know how you hear us." If a day opens with clear weather and rain comes up later the number of phone calls increases unbelievably. the official said. Everybody seems to be calling up to cancel engage ments or 10 rent taxicabs.
 Checking over the 1,750,000 call 2 day, the telephone operators say
New Britain herald., 1925-02-13

Ask the Dickinson Drug Co. or any regular druggist for box of McCoy's Cod Liver. Oil Tablets. They are sugar coated and as pleasant to take as candy.
 Skinny men and women take them to speedily put on plenty of good healthy flesh and for this pur- pose they are so extremley good that thin men and women often take on five pounds or over In 30 days. AS a matter of fact, your druggist will return your money if you don't take on five pounds in 30 days. r.. Great for weak, rundown chil- dren, too, and gives them a hearty appetite-60 tablets 50 cents.
 Get McCoy's, the original and genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablet"
New Britain herald., 1925-02-13
UNIQUE CARPET
Largest and Most Curiously De- signed Specimen of Art Made by Children Displayed in Public Hall in Prague.

Prague, Feb. 13.--A unique specimen of art and at the same time perhaps the largest and most curiously designed carpet In the world is being displayed in a pub lie hall of Prague. The carpet is a production of the. Jedlicka institute for cripples at Prague and in design 1t represents in symbolic fashion the surface of Bohemia, the rivers being represented by branches of trees, characteristic to the territory through which they course, while the other complications in design symbolize the leading features of the different parts of the country, the situation of towns and other striking landmarks. The whole is blended in such way as to produce a synthetic and harmonious impress sion, so that only on a closer ex- animation the map or topography appears.
 The carpet covers about 100 square metres, weighs 450 kilo- grams, has 5000 mods and the plush stands an inch high. It Is the work of ten children working after the design of Professor Benes of the School of Arts and Crafts. The carpet is destined for the Interna- tional Exhibition of Modern Decora- tive Art in Paris.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-13

low it Is counted as . net ball and served again.
 The game is popular with co-eds, who have found 1t increases the swiftness of their strokes and de- velops accuracy in placing the ball and agility in following it around the court. Some of them use the stunt as practice for tournaments.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-13
ENGLISH BEET SUGAR BOOM

London, Feb. 13.-The action of the British government in granting q subsidy to the beet sugar industry is causing the erection of a num- Der of new factories in various parts of the country, Work will be begun soon on a S1,T50,000 plant at Bury st. Edmunds. British interests pro- viding half the capital with the other half furnished by Hungarians.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-13
RIGHT AFTER A
 SEVERE ILLNESS
McCoy's Cod Liver oil Tablets Help You Gain Strength and Put on
 Needed Weight-Great

Nothing like the yttamines in Cod Liver oil to help convalescing people to quickly get strong and well- everybody knows that.
 But nobody wants to take the Ill., smelling, horrible tasting stomach upsetting oil itself, go nowadays. up to date medical men are ordering a tablet of Cod Liver oil and 1t surely does do the work.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-13

on hand for issue and for manufac- turing purposes. of nearly $4Oo,- 100000. Approximately $50, 900, 900 of this figure is represented In the value of Its building and equip ment."
New Britain herald., 1925-02-13

Since weather observations have been taken in Alaska, the highest and lowest temperatures recorded were 100 degrees above zero at Fort Yukon and 76 below at Tanana.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-13

Cocoanut trees in Hawaii are wrapped with band of tin to pre- vent rats and crabs from climbing them and eating part of the cocoa nuts.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-13

Various other factors that make the traffic in telephone calls jump and cause switchboards to light up ike the proverbial Christmas tree. said MT. De Meyers, are fires, ex- plosions and radio announcers re- questing listeners-in to "call up and
New Britain herald., 1925-02-13

that the popular notion is correct. men can not compete with women in long conversations.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-13

wives about not being able to get home to dinner"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
INVENTOR COMPLETES
STEREOSC0PlC FILM

Chester Leon. Hollywood motion
picture man. has invented device
which he claims viii make tho
storcoscopie picture Immediately pos
slble TO the film Industry at small
expense.
A representative Of the Film Mer-
curry viewed Homs scenes this week
that were thrown on the screen by
Ison'a process and the figures stood
out boldly and IN strong relief. as
we'll as being pleasing 20 the eye.
Leon gets his storeoscoplo effects
by an attachment which he places
ON the ordinary projection machine,
lilo states that Il viii work with pny
completed picture and that Il Is not
necessary 90 use special film or
device when the production Is being
made. The Leon attachment, which
Ia used in conjunction with present
projection machines, can be mndo
for few dollars. according 10 tho
inventor.
II appears 20 have unusually good
possibilities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
TuHy Utters Sigh
of Relief After He
Is Shot to Death

FULLY MARSHALL. wearing a
l. detected mir. was seated IN a
dark corner o. stage nj tho
studios where he II east IN 'Tho
Half Way Girl" In which Doris
Kenyon and Lloyd Hughes have
the featured roles.
Whats the matter. Mr.. Mar.
shall7" someone asked.
"oh. Why don't they hurry up
and shoot me and get Il over
wlthy" replied Marshall II have
been waiting iwo days now 20
die"
"AIr Marshall. pleascr' camo
the voice OF Director John Fran.
els Dillon.
And Marshnns detected *,
preston vanished ar he walked
on tho ret where Lloyd Hughes
engaged him Ia a terrific battle
which endsl with tho shooting.
Their" sighed Tully. az no
walked OF Tho set Now / feel
better"
lie WIS "cead."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
NoGraSS GrOwS
Under Feet of
y Harold LLOYD

one thIng that has had an Inn
portant bearing on kecplng Harold
lloyd IN tho forefront OF the motion,
picture stars Is his desire for work
In his rise 20 fame Lloyd has len
40 long gaps % inactivity. lie has
produced pictures as consistently as
they have been funny. Ills longest
absence from tho screen viii bo
marked by tho release or''iIot Water
ana his latest funmakcr. "Rah'
lahl Rahg' which win not 10 Is,
sued FOR grneral consumption until
this fan. Almost a year viii have
elapsed between the Issuance OF these
Two pictures.
Lloyd has Just returned from a
1ooo0.milo vacation jaunt thru tho
United States and Canada. and once
moro Is preparing TO don the studio
Rrmor and face the glare o. the
Apgs. Within a couple Of weeks
NVill begin production on HIS first
picture under his new contract with
Paramount Assisted by hth staff
of comedy construction formerly
known as gagnenl. lloyd 8 now
working on the story OF this picture,
He has a general plot outlined. but
lie VIII attempt 10 iron out all the
knots before he actually goes TO
work on Il, Lloyd Is facing a severe
problem 60 produce a picture that
will hit tho standard he has set In
''Rah Rah, Rahr' and consequently
Is giving special attention 10 the
story outline.
ono thing that Impressed Lloyd
more than anything else during his
stay % three weeks IN New York.
was tho great number OF comedies
holding the boards In tho leading
Gotham thcaters. shrewd observers
% film conditions have repeatedly
predicted that tho next few years
would see tho absolute triumph OF
the cocmdy on the screen. and theat.
rical producers must hold the same
belief FOR the stage. according 10
Lloyd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
nY RussEIL ]. nIRpMELL

III hiNNl.isi4 ~ ntAAllN Ilsis
HOLLYWOOD. juno ias=Jettn
Goudal. human ensemble Of *.
otto ualic ema.ous believes that
Ellnor Gyu n doing n world Of
good for tho shop Girls. stenogmph,
era and counter clerks" whose lives
have become deadly routine ana dull.
81 admire Madam Glyn ns buas
ness woman. but moro than that, /
marvel az Ono work hhc Is ntcom.
plishlng thru tho medium Of her pic
lures" Misa Goudnl told me. Her
English. tho a biz improylaed AZ
times TO meet her emotional needs.
Is surprisingly above the average.
Madam Glyn IN revealing n
sphere Of romnntielsm for tho girls
who are starving for tho lack OF
dreams.
I'VE arc happlest. think, when
we dream Madam Glyn makes
these girls in the shops and stores
and offices dream,
THE little frcckled.faocd girl NJ
tho typewriter bsholds herself IN the
arms OF a romantic prince In some
faraway land sho IL thus able q
forget tho pail Of her routine exia
tcnee"
Bluntly. l interviewed
'-rhen you think that kind OF
dreams being held in the arms Of
a prlnce-aro tho worthwhile ideals
FOR an American shop girlg" asked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13

In FOR n long time.
Tho play represents an intimate
character analysis Of the inhabitants
OF any small American town, Jack
Is shown IN tho role that fits him
best, that OF serious. minded youth
20 rcticent and bashtul that he is
unable TO 'sell himself to influcu-
tial persons who easily could utilize
the Ideas he submits and herewith
add 10 their own slory and wealth
and az the same time start Jack on
tho road 10 success
When II Is predicted that the end
Of the world II about 20 come. tho
hero comes out ~ his shell Of mod
esty and things happen with light.
uing-llkc rap!dity
Tho manner in which Jack de-
velopS the character OF the young
garage mechanic thru an evolution
from failure IN business and society
10 success in affairs Of the world s.
one OF tho finest bits Of acting that
has yet been accomplished. And the
reason for this is that he Ia dealing
with medium that he understands.
In fact, al which he eIcels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
81" TO SELL ON
C0ST-PlAN BASIS

Carl Iaemmlc, pre4iden, Of Uniyer-
cal. announced AZ the annual sales
convention held over the weekend
at the Drake. that Universal will
hcnccforth abolish the quota system
Of selling pictures and VIII establish
us sales Immediately upon cost
plus 10 per cent basis.
The new arrangement. he said.
eliminates all the bubble and froth
Of the quota system and all the In
Ahtion Of values and all the misrep-
entaiion 20 which the exhibition
Nkuo quota Is contributory. In other
words. LaemmIe asserted that Uni
versal wanted only a 10 per cent
profit on its pictures and that they
would be sent 10 exchanges on this
basis. This cost. OF course. win In
ciuda the cost Of distribution and
the cost OF the prints.