New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 2, 1921, Page 5

‘ THE BIGGEST —and— BEST SHOW IN TOWN - | MON.—TUES.—WED. THEATER " NEW BRITAIN POSITIVELY THE BEST THERE IS —in— THE VAUDEVILLE WORLD YCEU SPECIAL NOTICE i For the Ladies | Thus.—Fri—Sat. In a Variety | '7-Big Feature Acts-7 § MAZUMA JAPS of Oriental Feats. g NIBLO and SPENCER Comedy Character Comedians. —0— ELSA FORD Comedienne Direct From Broadway Theater N. Y. —r DICK and RUBY WREN —in a— Comedy, Singing, Talking and Musical Offering. —a— From Brazil Where the Nuts Come From JOHN K. REED — GORDON and GENE in Song and Piano. —0— WEBB and ROMAIN In a Nowelty Comedy Offering. —— :- MONDAY, JULY 4TH -:- Continuous Show From 2:15 to 10:15. ~ MEXICAN PRODUCTS. ~ EXHIBITED IN U. §. Agricultural Display at California to Aid Industry Los Angeles, Cal, July 2.—The fdexican government has opened here ts first permanent agricultural ex- }:ibiz in the United States. } It consists of a display of Mexican products gathered from all sections t the republic and fills an entire fioor of a downtown office building. The exhibit was designed to appeal o the prospective investor in Mexico. Connected with the display, which is similar to the exhibits of a chamber iof commerce, are officials to furnish information to those contemplating starting business with or in Mexico. The exhibit was put in through Sam- uel G. Vazquez, with the Mexican de- of commercial opportunities and promise. The move is announced as an evi- dence of Mexico's determination to redeem herself as a great productive nation and as one of the first steps in the Obregon administration’s pro- gram to branch out into commercial centers of the United States anad to call attention to Mexico as a land of commercial opporunities and prom- ise. “The average American has the wrong conception of the Mexican peo- ple,”” says Mr. Vazquez, who recent- ly returned to Los Angeles following a two vears' tour through his native land. “To him the Mexican is the ‘villain’ of the motion picture screen, and he attributes all the defects and vices of that character to the entire race. The Mexican thinks that the citizen of the United States is a man with but one aim in life—chasing the almighty doljar. “It is most “"HOW WOMEN OF MIDDLE AGE o ‘May Escape the Dreaded Suf- ferings of that Period by Taking Mrs. Block’s Advice unfortunate that the king, Minn. — “During Change of Yhad hot flashes and suffered for L; ‘egetable Com- pound advertised in the paper and got good results ' from taking it. I recom- mend your medicine to my friends and you may publish this fact as a testi- monial.””—Mrs.RoB- ERT BLOCK, Box 542, Hopkins, Minn. /It has been said that not one woman in a thousand tgnueu this perfectly natural change without experiencing a train of very annoying and sometimes painful symptoms. Those dreadful hot flashes, n_nkmwus, spots before the eyes, . of He * Life nervousness, are only a few Every woman at this by Mrs. Block’s experi- i inkham’s Vpegn i sym age should prefit ence and try Lydia E. table Compound. If you have the slightest doubt that ia E. Pinkham dia ’s Vegetable Com- pound will help you, write to Lydia E. , Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass., abgut health. Your letter will be openeei, read and answered by a woman, and held in strict confidence. {3 two countries could not have been more understanding neighbors, but this is now being overcome by the honest desire of both to unite in clos- er commercial bonds. ¢ “Mexico is once more on her feet. Peace has been attained. Today we are working hard to make up for the time lost during the ten year revolu- tion. The people of Mexico are re-. uniting to reconstruct the country. Opportunity is now given to competent citizens f our republic, which is at- tracting®more capital than any other nation has ever received. “The great influx of foreign invest- ors is due to the changing sentiment toward our country which is becom- ing more marked every day.” FRENCH TRADE INCREASES For First Time Since 1905, Balance Has Turned and Exports are on Gradual Increase. Paris, July 2.—For the first time since 1905 the foreign trade balance has turned in favor of France, Pro visional, but approximately exact, fig- ures for the first three months of this year show total exports of 4,811,000,- 000 francs and mports of 4,781,000,- 000. The importations of France before the war, excepting in 1905, rar from 20 to 25 per cent higher than the ex- ports. An unexpected showing is that France exported during the three months 262 per cent more manufac- tured articles than in the first three months of the last normal year before the war. RATS STEAL NECKLACE Fotel 9 Detectives Discover Missing Jewels After Weeks of Search— Were Found in Hole in Floor. Rome, July 2.—Mrs. Helen Wen- ning, an Alsatian residing in a fash- ionable hotel here, recently reported 0 the police that she had missed a pearl necklace from her jewel case. Everything was done to find out what had become of the gems. Detectives interviewed hotel employes but no clue could bbe found. A day or two later, one of the men searching about the nooks and corners of Mrs. Wen- ing’s room foud a piece of the neck- lace near a tiny hole in the floor. A thorough investigation was then made and from all that was found, the de- tectives concluded that rats had stol-- en away with the lady's string of pearls. 1 skin fresh and clear, whiletouch- es of the Ointment now and N then as needed soothe and heal the first pimples, redness, roughness or scalp irritation. Cuticura Talcum is also excellent for the skin, it is delicately medicated and exquisitely perfumed. ‘Outicurs Lab- Rt L ‘Cuticura Soap shaves without mug. The Lady Attending the B Monday Mat. or Evening Performance —and— Sitting in the Lucky seat Will Be Given a A Beautiful Suitof Silk Lingerie -:- SUNDAY EVENING -:- Big Double Feature Program FRANK KEENAN in— DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR —0— JIGGS: COMEDY FATHER’S CLOSE SHAVE. —o0— SPECIAL, FEATURE All-Star Cast RIO GRANDE —0— WEEKLY 7o SAY EASTERN STAR WILL NOW SUSPEND Grand Master Bars Masons as Members Penna. Wilkes-Barre, Pa., July 2.—That there is grave danger of the Order of the Eastern Star, sometimes known as the women’s branch, or Ladies’ Aux- iliary of the Masonic fraternity, dis- banding in this state because of a rul- ing by the Grand Master of the Penn- sylvania Grand lodge, A. F. and A. M., is admitted here, authough no definite action has been reworted to date. - While it is reported the Order of the Eastern Star has been dissolved, of- ficers for the ensuing year have been elected. Past and present officers declined to discuss reports that the Grand Chap ‘er, in annual session at Wilkes-Barre, Pa., last week, ordered either the complete dissolution or temporary suspension of the order in this state. This action, it is reported, was ta- ken by the Grand Chapter, following the edict on June 1 by John S. Sell, of Greensburg, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania of Free and Accepted Masons. Under Mr. Sell's ultimatum, about 18,000 Masons of the 150,000 in Penn- sylvania who belong to the Order of Eastern Star, must sever their mem- bership in that order or must relin- quish their affiliation with the Ma- sonic order. In his edict, Grand Master Sell says: “From a number of reliable Ma- sonic sources it is now demonstrated at agencies and influences are ac- lively at work in this jurisdiction, through an organization known as ‘The Order of the Eastern Star,” and other organizations hereinafter re- ferred to, which organizations have in recent years received as assocCiates in their work, members of this Fra- ternity, which are now personally identified therewith, and which, as at present conducted, seriously interfere with our long established fully recognized procedure. “With social or fraternal bodies ex- ercising authority over other agencies for the good of humanity, by what- ever name they may be called, or from whatever source they claim to derive tLeir initial authority, we have noth- inz to do, and have no desire to inter- fere in any way, leaving them to gov- ern themselves and manage their own concerns in their own way. This Grand Lodge, however, denies the right of any body or association, or any member of it, to interfere with the due and orderly management of our fraternal affairs.” In addition to the Order of the Eastern Star, Grand Master Sell in- structs Masons to drop out of the White Shrine of Jerusalem, the Amaranths, of any organization pur- porting to have Masonic affiliation and whose membership is composed of both sexes. The Order of the Eastern Star has a membership of more than 1,500,000 members in the United States and 65,- 000 in Pennsylvania. It is said forty- eight new chapters of the order were organized in Pennsylvania in the past yvear. The order has never been offic- i2lly recognized by the Masons of Pennsylvania, though it has made re- peated efforts for such recognition TLe order is composed of members of the Masons, their wives, sisters, daughters and mothers. The order is recognized by Masonic lodges of the West, where it is permitted in some places to use Masonic halls for its rueetings. . The grand master Mason’s ultima- tam is said to have been due to an- tagonism arising in Western Pennsyl- vania, due to Eastern Star women in- \ and law- | & TRAVELOGUE fluencing thetr husbands and men rel- atives in election of officers of Masonic lo‘ilgf-/s' The Eastern Star dates back ;;orllx. 8, when it was organized in New The Order of the Eastern Star is officially recognized by the Grand iodge, A. F. and A. M., of Connecticut. Brea of materials:—the July 8th. This Performance —and— Sitting in the Lucky Seat Will Be Given 3 A Beautiful Little Real Live Baby —0— BABY -:- . To Be Given Away On FRIDAY EVENING Do You Want the Little One? T0 SURVEY NORTH Geological Party Leaves for Unde- veloped Territory to Make Examin- ations—Dr. J. J. O’Neil in Party. 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