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IjyCife Daily Mevie Magazine
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TjOVKNEVR FILMING
'BORN A DOONE' WITH
FRANK KEEN AN
WES" IS HAVING A GRAND TIME
T ORNV DOONU." enr, of tlm most
-' popular ami enduring novels efi
Enslleb literature, will be Maurice'
Teurucur's nctt, according te en '
neunccment jitd received from the pre-1
duccr-dirccter's headquarter In Culver
City, Calif, putting tin end te mere
than a jrer of ruiinr.
Preparations bine been ectivelr i
under way for the lust trn ruentha for
the screcnim: of K. P. Itlackmere"
clastic. Muny of the tricot tpceteculur
ecncs of tbe story have nlrcadj been
filmed, several tlieucand fct for tbe
prologue bavins been lundc carlv thi"
rummer. Arrangemeuts for tbe Ulming ,
of tbe rrmjindT of tbe drsma are w.
far perfected that Mr. Teuruur ex
pects te cemplitc thv fnt It e pirtijre
within tbe neit two menlln or ten
Weeks.
Frank Kenan, noted dramatic star
of betb hllent urn t-peken drunni, villi
return te tli- rt udti Mage afte- an
nbscnee of mam months .in Sir ltier
Deene, picturesque chief of "Iheee
Doenea of ll.iguertbv I'ere-t, the ne,
of all roeu and emeriet. outlaws,
traitors and murderer?."
Madge Uellini bus been ""elected for
he tltlu role of Ler tin Deene. and
Mr. Tourneur lin. clen Jehn lleuer
for the role of Jehn Hldd. tbe ftnl
vrart here of tlie tun el.
Mr. Teiiiiuur i aethch dirertins
verv feme of the -ter. Hi-t'd b
Scott It. l!enl Milten Mcniive ba
designed the netting'' for "Lerm
Deene," in collaboration with Mr.
Tourneur. Among the gigantic i-eMinc
designed by Menaee are a rcpllcn of the
vestibule of Wi-tmlnter Abbe and tbe
picturesque Deem; Village. t
v. Cn-b &mWWmmWmmmmmmmmmBjjmmnmWmWBWmVmmmmmmm'&WMI lmmm-
BARBERS PLAN CAMPAIGN
" ' i ?
An inter.ude duriiig ibe tlinnns p Penrod ' ih phewu nbee 'Sun-
shlni Sanitn;, ' wbe pliij ll'nu3n, ,ipp,ir.nih doe. net care for "We'- '
It.irrj's trombone music, but Pcgg I'ertwrltfbt, one of the film's jeutig
leadlug ladicu, is evidently enraptured
DUST IS FILM
METHOD OF
DENOTING AGE
THE MOVIE FAN'S LETTER-BOX
HCNUY M. NHCI.Y
HOW te mike ne thinss loelt old is
one of the irebWn of the prop
erly and fccnie nrtiMe around u lilm
etudle. An enmple of bt can be
done in thir respect is shevti in Acucs iu tijjj, rnnn,P
Ayrcs' first s.tarrtn plct'irc, 'TU" Laue
That Had Ne Turning. " bj Sir Gilbert
Parker.
A missing will 1b ieipd by the s'ar
bidden behind n fimily portrait in the
old mans", the Seigneur of Peutiae.
Moonlight plaing en a projection In the
frame attracts her attention. fhe
prcs&cs the button, releadns the cau
Tas. Tshleb swings aside, reelllng the
hidden reeeptiiele where lie the will and
an nnclent 'IUit pltel
The mechanism of the frame and can-
Ttt is Ingenious but simple. The rca
Oncld.i Jane and Knthcriue Lee urei
In iiiiidewlle at the present time I
"Miriam Il.ittistn w.i.s born in I'.tl I
irginn l.ee ferblu wik born in 1!M"J
Kajte line Mud Ta Nmi' np
-I'ters lnj v"eIIjji will een lie fi-4-tured
in ' lied Met Heiiianei " lle
ever, t hnrlie tli'iplln does net appear
Mac ',enl Ownn reil name i
Slgne Auen Charlette Pierce pln.ved
with rhar!e Ita in "l'eaccfiil ulle
and will b seen opposite
Uarnstermers "
de after her cetitrnct expires with 1'eiV
De j en think 1 it iu a regular oracle?
1 might consult euli-i AV In net write
te I'enrl and irk her what phe 1 gelnj;
in d 'V
I.. IS. Dn'ercs Oi.mm Hi w.is Imru
mi r nr!,, Mliienteil at Ueh Nnuv
t emCDt, Cllieige Sill" l 11e leit. P"etl
imhes and wtgbi 1 .'.". mi Jre right,
slie iln'd en import nt job in "Ibe
V. b of 1J. , '
Will Educate People te Proper Use
of Tonserlal Sheps
In nn effort te cducate tbe people of
T'hlliidclphla te the proper use of a
baiber nbep, plans for nil cxUnslTe
advcrtlflng catupnigii will be formula ted
tonight, nt u meeting of tlie Philadel
phia Master Rirhers' Absoclatleu in
Columbia Hall, 1H2" West Columbia
avenue.
Tbe educational camp.ilgn, which will
be launched eoen, will luy emphasis en
ether features of n barber shop than
tlie customary "luilr cut nnd Bhac." A
trademark lias been adopted and w III
be illfeplii'rd In nil the hops ntrtlcl
pntiii'; in the campilgn.
IS HOLY INNOCENTS' DAY
Anniversary of Slaughter of Babies
Deemed Unlucky Time
Today is Iuueiciita' D.i, and com
memorates the (daughter of the tirt.t tirt.t
bern children nt the order of King
Hered, nt told in the tlespel of St.
Matthew. It In nlw known aa Childer
mas and still l considered by msnj us
the mert unlurk ibi of the er.
Many centuries age parents, coucld ceucld
ered It their dut te whin their children
en Hely Innocents' P.iy te drhc home price that It was Iu our power te pay
the lessen of Hered cruellj Jn an- Cl thinit wns there, tee, in tlie fame
clent times no one umrrlcil or titarted eondlilen rend niaile. Te Monre it
atn kind of an undrrMiikini; en this I nil ou needed was te work at t-emc-date.
thing our hands knew hew te de.
Even thought was te be had for the
working-the thought of ether men of
all the ether men who bad gene before
you.
There It ", ncntly printed, nnd
bound Inte book ours nt an nnton nnten
ishlngl low price.
SO Tlir. world, after nil. bad m.ide
joed its debt. And In the eais Hint
followed, the world, InMeed of a debtor,
was prebnbl jour creditor.
It gne you life, vtir benul. and
irmih. and considerable happinetji, all
her .?1'J I at prices that jour ancestors would hae
regarucu as ctreuiciy reahonaeie.
Uncommon Sense
Vy JOHN IILAKIi!
Tite Unpaid Debt
Pi;UlIAPS, wbeu jolt arrived Iu It,
the world owed ou n living. Yeu
didn't ask te come. Yeu were born
helpless", without Ideas, without tbe
ability te feet jour own feed, A new
born kitten was an Intellectual ginut
compared te jeu.
Hut the world began paying its debt
te you very piemptly. If jeu bad net
been fed and clothed und mero or less
tenderly enrrd for the tlrfct few jcara
of jour life jeu wouldn't be here new.
And It was net for what In the life of
am Of the lower nuluinls would be a
long flme that you were compelled te
go out urn de au.j thins for jeurs-elf.
And when jeu did go out. )ou ills
entered, If J en were observing, thnt u
gie-it deal hail nlrind bicn accom
plished for jeu.
EVUnYTIII.VO that jeu urcded te
eat or te wear was te be bad hi ex
change for f-enic fort of labor that was
possible te jeu.
When jeu wanted bread jeu did uel
linxe te plant tind harvest wheat, nnd
crlnd It into meal That had been al-
read done. The bread was thcic at a
Philadelphia!! Arrested In Reading
lUwIlng. Dec. US Charged with
misappropriating money said te hne
been paid him as a probation court
officer, Heward Myers, of Philadel
phia, fermcrh of Heading, was ar
rested jrslerdij while l.ltlng (his
t-lts. Jehn V. Wanner, Lnunlj ton ten ton
trellrr, is the liroseciiter. Aljerh fur
nished SrsOO b.iH for a licit lug before
1 Alderruan Okiiiej . l,at week Mjer
' was defendant in court here in a uon uen
. Kiinnert tuit brought b bis wife, the
. .. .. --.. . . ,.
Court (Hireling nun id P"
weekly.
TN ItCTUHN jeu gnxe It what?
X A little useful labor, perbnpsJust
what veu were compelled te give It te
"get along." , ,,
Hut the debt remained, nnd probably
will remain, reuis te the end of your
life. Ter only by fiiprcmc effort can
any one give the world as much ns the
world gave him and thus get Kiuare.
Shakespeare nnd a few Iheumind
ethers left the world still their cred
itors. Ilul the most of us, though the
world may have owed us n living iit
birth, seen become burdened with a debt
te It that we never discharge net even
bj pnjlng the "debt te nature."
x MORE PAY FOR OFFICIALS
Salaries of Scranton's Mayer and
Cabinet Increased
ScranUm, Dec. 28. Scranton city
officials arc te receive mero pay next
JTlie City Council decided tbe Mayer
nnd the members of bis cabinet needed
mere money nnd took HCtlen making
Increases of from ?200 te $1000 a year,
effective January 1.
The Muyer'H salary gees up the most,
with mi Increase 'from ?n000 te $6000.
The Director of Public Safety will get
nne nu inereniin of 5.1 hi : tne jji-
I rector of Public Works. 330O. u $300
' i. ........... i'l, CI l. Mn1lllitr' Knlnrv
iiiui tiler, alh; ..j ' v"t;..
Is increased from ?3000 te $3500, nnd
the assessors salaries nre raised from
,1."00 te $2000. The City Clerk gets
n S200 Increase, from J2300 te $2000.
I $2300 te $2500. . . .
A new Mnjer will get the benefit of
tn increAse, iehn Durkln Hating bessM
" "".'"'-""" " nuvuvu .MCI.VJ
anucr a., vjenncu.
Reading Kitchen Still Raided
Reading I'a., Den. 28 Police y.
tcrday raided the borne of Jacob Barer
Und found a still eii Ills kltchtn itevt
with two bancls of mash. Dares wna
arrested. Twe men told the police h
sold liquor nt $1 n pint. Allen Wernlck
and Stephen Olret wcre arrested aim
after a policeman fired four shots it
tlicra os they fled from the saloon of
Prank Oltvvcskl after n sheeting affair
there. Ne one was. Injured.
Dlrdsbore Mine Werk Returned
Keadlnc, Dec. 28. The Uroeka Iren
Company jestcrduy put into operatie
Its big fitrnnce nt Dlrdsbore, Id'e sine?
laM April, giving work te 130 men. 'thl
lien ere ln.neu of the company i
rreneb Creek also resumed work.
1'ltOTOI'iaVt
rnoTeri.Avw
rilOTOt'LAVH
Hnts-fUYl
. COMVANV f ,
-OfAMcinc.
The following theatres obtain their pictures through the
STANLEY Company of America, which is a guarantee of
early showing of the finest productions. Ask for the theatre
in your locality obtaining pictures through the Stanley Com
pany of America.
H(ITtfUt
iMvi
. ceuFA.iv r
tZrHtmtA
All 1 ISth, Merris it Tnttvunli A'.
Alhambra v.. i5iiy 2 . e.tr. u
MAY ALLISON
In "llin OAMIV
LL.unblNl mhi rmiiyii.ir.. uvs. 8
"THE SHEIK"
GREAT NORTHERN ?"?!ftW
MME. NAZIMOVA
In "rAHIt.I.K ,
n:u ."themijsun s.rc
MATIWMJ uaiui
I0TH
rrs-.,Ta rtnv's re.il innie is Jehn
De ll.irt He hails from K inline. Pa
ilm in "The I William Ituxll waf. nurried te Char
Ib'tte llurten. Ihey nre diveieed.
KIIU The nddres-i of Mack uueit
s Capitel l.uilding. Iloem ;',02. New
Yerk City
III whleh
"Pee red
.il-e appears in this
Tem -Tin uet picluri
Itiiby Pcgiv appears h
' unsiiiui amni
nil ture
Ueli I'rttii Kidgfwav is s'arritic in .
two real Wetertis for the C.tpilnl Pilin 1 fenstanrc - e, . Heuse I eters is!
CempBOi In I bi'"ige. I married and hm two eluluren a hen.
I'.ehln, mx jears old. and a little
iin .1., ,m Liucitrr. horn lust .nii.v. seu are nsut.
PUBLIC WOULDN'T PAY
$2.50 FOR $1 INGERS0LL"
EXPECT ZITA JANUARY 8
l-.l.t, VV nil 1 .ln..lnri
problem wns te make cvcrjthtnp leek sij,,pec I l.ne-v what Pearl Uhite will I." is nn UnBlliliniun.
eiu. 10 no run iiui. or nn i'iiiniciii
therefer, was plcntfullj sprinkbd ever
ererjtblns A plpce of old nnd faded
parchment repie-nts the will. b''avll
coated with dint. Cebwebi were affmed
and the little pistol ai reudercd
thickly with dutt As th" deer open
the accumuiiited dust pours out and jlu
Ktrly the heruinc rcmeveji the will and
the weapon.'
1
y
Dellar Reputation Forces Watch
Company te the Wall
New "ierh. Ve". U The n.ntH-
tien which the In;-r oil v iteh built m
May Saw Men Get
Unuuph te Eat for
First Time in Life
"'THOU once." f-ays May McAvoy,
J? "I've seen men get enough te
eat:
"Teu see, 111 'A Homespun Vamp,'
saiy new picture, there Is a sequence
tfhere I have te prove my tnatnuieuial
fitness by niv ability te cook corned
beef and cabbige. Tt took two whole
days te film these ,-j"nej As we bed
te take caeh wene .eer.il times it
- meant that t!uy Oliver, Chjrlen Usle
and Lincoln Stednnn were doing a let
of damage te numerous leaded plates ;
"Ou the tirH daj the three men
did noble ' Thev attacked tbe sue
cesslve plates of 'Irish turkrj' without
a murmur. On the second, however,
their enthusiasm began te diminish
nd by the third day I caught Charles '
Ogle surreptitiously sampling a box of ,
digestive tablets!"
"A Homespun Varap." In which the
corned beef and cabbage exploits take
place, Is by Hecter Turubull.
Fermer Austrian Empress te Attend
1 Sen at Operation
Deme. Dc 5.iDv V-
Cernier Guiprem Zlm of Aui-tu i-Hun-c-irv
is exiieeteil te arrive In wit7er
land nbe'Jt Jnnu.i-rv S, coming b wn.v
of l.ineira.
. .. .. .. ... .,... t 1.....1
... , ,, . . iir inns i nu i nu i i u
vpan n;e is u .jrpct.nai.ie ik.imi nia- ;;li(rQ hUi uD( fuUni.r Lmt,rrer Charley I
plfcc .s eelieved largcl.v respeuMidc f. r nre p,),,,.
thc pre-Mnitntieu vepterday of it i,nk- , zita i going te unch under special
(rs into the hnndj of a reiciver in bank- J j- ruiH'leu of the Allied Council of Am-
tuntcv. basaders and the J-wNs Government te
AltUOiigU ail 1"I1LTUH.'I v. iu- ... IPC pri'IlUl!". uv:ii nu V" kiwvm ... ja.
(hsnosltien te allow rne eun perw
te 'tieaU fcr themelvcs(. and nltlirnigli
with the
tcngn it
;'b trouble
w.iteli be
lt . original
cond'tlen-
makers te a-k S2.M and
itirK mix'rs ilu net neni
eaute iiehuid the luiancial
ih undr.foed the cempinj
lle iii the fact that tb
,n.i. t.- uidelv known 'It
nrice tint when alteied
lerctd fhe
.-.-.... ....m.I.A r.f ...IMld.
mere, 1 Mi'i'iamiai iu"i"-' " "
1m biivcr balk, d
llnv -etild net fit the idea, uf "f
thrlr heidi thnt the Tmet-ell wa- i
.lellur wate'j.
MAE DESMOND AS "TESS"
Grac
Presenting Geerge Adc
i -
sHf"', S
sHsKflf'w'H,H
i i x
GEORGE AIT. author nnd ,lnn
Lasky, tt I ni predueer had never
met. They went west te Hnlbwoed en i
the same train
Mr. Laskj was rending one of Mr.
de's "Fables Iu Slang ' whin the
author took the i-ame teat m the smoker. I
' "Clever chap, this man Adc," ob
served Paramount'. first vice president
"Think seV" nuired the ether i
"Sure. Haven't jeu read his fluff''" '
"Oh, yes. I've rend nil of it. Ily
the way, de jeu knew where the Lasky
Ltildle In HollvweodV
A'ni going out there te write motion
pictures fr Tem .Mciglmu lliiiieit te
linew him?"
"Wbi, jm but- lire veu ficerge
Ader"
"That's uij name, rchpended Adc
Jth a grin.
Miller's "Storm Country"
Story Well Produced
Metropelltan-A delightful lielidy
nerferrni v Pi'n nt erlay s
matinee when Mae Desmond und her
plavcrs presented Cira.e Miller s drama.
"T'e-s of the Storm Ceuntrv . a: -ver-pepular
novel and one of Mnry l iei iei
ferd's tirt lllr.i vuccesse..
The Merv of adventure and N'nti-
. unh n Kettinc oreuud Lake
Cavu'ga. proved an ideal stock vrrieb ,
and although it sa'e none of the nltiv
ern eicept Mh-h Peinend ven trvlng
parts. H fer""l ns a plcrmng enter
talnment. n-prei-iUr ter women and
rhildreu. The famous feeue 'P
'Tt'fs ' bring her unbnptired i htld te
the church vet acted vitb feeling and
jiiipathy bv the Mar
M Telle ebb a', th- fuLer of
"Torts," and Prank Fielder as Fred
erick Crave gave nicely balanced per
formances. FAIRY TALEPRESENTED
Cast of Children Presents "Sleeplnrj
Beauty" at Bread
liread That beloved dasM' of eti li
heed ' The Slieplng P.- liitv.' w.i-,
cent'Ml in panteniinv fei m bj a -euipanv
of children uudi r the direction "f
I'llwoed C'irpiiitir bet night and proved
te be a peifermiinc el leal bklll .ind
beaut v , , ,
A cust e I'ifi pattlciiinied In the plnj
which -bowed the goi-.-eeu .'..'
f.ccui'1 h 1 liHeknUllil ler the l"i
of the l'rlneeis who wn put te sleip
by tbe witch mid st.iv id until Pr.im
Chnnnlnu av eke In r with a ki'-s
f-eng.-.. (I1111.es and liilbtv eie lilt P
spewed tin lUgli'nit nnd gave the ..i ig
ncter-i anl in nvsc ph nn of oppei
tunnies i" (lifpl-iv thnr iiiui-uul t unit
along lii-trione line.
fern e.I en her ten Rebert.
A dispatch from Funrhal, Madeira,
en December 17 stntul that Zltn ex
pected te start for Switzerland. Decern
Vcr "tS. iVdvlcc" e the Londen Mern-
itu- P"U freui 1 uncbal. December "(5.
said that the (Jovemer of Madeira bdd
MPeived orders from Pnrlj te prevent
, hoi d-parturc.
DANCING MASTER RAPS JAZZ
Tells Hew It Demoralized Yeung In i
His Own Academy
Chicago. Dc .-Mr A T.-The
movies, inn dancing and the cigarette,
as tbev affect public tnnr.iK were le- j
' iieuncc'd at teduj s session of the Inter
national I'lintv ( elllcrctjce.
W rf. rieming. Cbicnse. manuger of
the National Reform Association, ad
dicted the delegates en "The Mcna c
i of the Movies," while J. Leuis liiljen.
n dancing ma-Hei. ule of Chicago, told
"the truth about jaz.." Mr f.ujen
described eipi rltncnU in lui own
dancing neadi mj nbeul the manner iu
which jicz music deineralizid the
jeuns.
What is
"A Blessing
en
Your Head"
?
ED. PINAUD'S
HAIR TONIC
of course!
riiwi win mi ii iwiw. .w i iidihh wiiwf in iii'i njiiii t
Juht like you bake at
ft home
.1
20 HORSESHAVE SANTA
W. S. P. C. A. Distributes Blankets
te Animals Mere Tomorrow
Twenty seruggly old horses -ibe"
enlv covering were remnants .f
blaiikits and comforter, pieced te.
gcther. lined up. with their owners, in
front of the W S P. C A . !J'J Neith
liread street, vrsterd.iv Larli r'ci-lved
a f'hrlhtnius blnnl.ei siifbuent te (.nd
off the chilliest of vvltide
All the men vhe brought their beisi
te the seclctv m lienijquiirterti win
known n.s appieved ' Their can
have been invcftlirut. d and were known
be ainit in r
Victer
rea
&L&3V
. .i. rm - .. m
r- I.mkIcv tnrik n tnlpsrHm from in n l wiriu. iim-i.- iMU
Z fi m l V) . i .lf,.I.Its.iiIfli Inlllliri'l II
V.lCKtt irem L-nnries ivien, general . "i".'"'"1'"" '" . ..
V Swille Snanegcr, und read It: These jc crduj a.c ler the most
-'r "Meet Cioeruo Ade. He Is ou lour part, men. who All no regular function
' bmbi i" i Kb their Horses aim wagons nut mnk- E
r J('el. I'll te darned," tlcy grinned 't IMiib they cun fieni such job. as I ft
L t uwarj'ti, come t,'c'r ' S
Leaf
Sold enl in eus Slercn
APOLLO
SYLVIA BRtMfcK
In "11NSKKN, VOBTS'
AKCAU1A in a. m u.Ki
ETHEL CLAYTON
In ''KXl-rTJJBVAVIJi:
A51UK VtAIIMCr. dviia
MARION DAVIES
In "ENCUAVTMtAT''
BALTIMORE 6,lf I V.W.W
inJTHE HEART OF A FOOL"
nPKtKI 04TH AND VVOODUVWD WU
JAvir.H eii-b : riRWOorv riRWOerv
"THE GOLDEN SNARE"
t)LUC.Dlrl centlnuAim 'J unlll 11
MARION DAVIES
In "KNCHAVTVIK.NT'
IMPERIAL SiS
MIRIAM COOPER
in "Ttir. i.nr.v,nn'j
IifARITnW CIIKSTNIT Above HHOAt)
NttlALl U1N T,any n a T. te 11 :m I, it.
Wallace Reid and Eltie Fergusen
In "PF.Trrt tllllBlHOV"
Vi I I U:U Pl lltrniantuwn We. aji-l
JLcnign ralace thUli Avenue
1 VIOLA DANA
In "Pt'l-t'S-n-.l OK I'ATK"
I IDPRTV BIIOAD A COt.UMUIA AV.
(SRAriS OAMSO.N In
in "Leve, Hate and a Weman
OVERBROOK -"1
HrnCIAL CVT In . ..
"THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL"
PAI Arc l'.'ll .UAltKLr ST11BB1
I MLALt in A M te 11 tr. T. M-
WILLIAM S. HART
In "UlUTr. OAK"
11118
PRINCESS
BROADWAY "TWiWsI.
I,rnnnv t i i"'i's
THE SHEIK"
r A DITAI i MAKKIST HI.
CArl I v-L in m -r. u in r. m
TOM MOORE
in '-nteM tiib orei .no i"'
--i rMIAI villi 4 M-tp'-we'-l ve.
COLONIAL. '..CO. T (inl 0 V M
'THE SHEIK"
MAICKUT STUBlsr
mr.e a. m tell 10 r. M.
WANDA HAWLEY
In "TIIK OUTSU1B WOMAN"
REGENT
M.MiKur ar i)ej- mn
4r. m i i'. ii.
GARETH HUGHES
In "GARMENT OF TRtTU"
niAI TO OS511MANTOWN AVf7nUE
tl AL 1 J AT -rji.I'lSHOCKB.S CT.
MARION DAVIES
That Letter of a Year Age
Yeu may net have te leek for it often,
but when you de, it's very necessary and
rery important te the business in hand.
And your finding it readily, if at all,
depends upon "your method of transferring.
DARBY THEATRE
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"COINCIDENCE"
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TrtANinrr casss
ACTivr. Fiur
Transferring
Correspondence
The usefulness of corrcipeiidc-ncc lessens v.-ith
its age. Yeu can't tell when it is absolutely
useless, but you knew that reference te it
decreases gradually R3 it becomes elder.
Obviously the best transferring system is that
which retires the correspondence gradually.
Fer example, suppose your Upright Steel
Filing Cabinets will contain just one year's
correseondence; file the second year's cor
respondence in a duplicate set or battery of
cabinets, placed back te back with, and
labeled the same as the first; the third year
transfer the first year's letters from the Up
right Cabinets te Globe-Wernicke Steel Trans
fer Cases, stacked up in same formation as the
cabinets, as shown above. Then, the Upripfht
Cabinets or Active Files you have emptied are
ready for the current year's correspondence.
Thereafter ench year you tranfer the year-old cor cer cor
reependenca from cabinets te transfer cases nnd roaln realn
tain in your cabinets letters covering the current year
and th year previcr.
In transferrins, all the letters from each Cabinet file
tire put in ene transfer case, maintaining the name
alphabetical arrangement.
Our book, 'THInn and Finding Papers" explains this
ystem in detail. Ask for it it's free.
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