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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, JiNUxVRY , 2G, 1922
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Uncommon 'Sense
By JOHN BlvAKK
Veir Z?est Problem
FILM STARS SHOW
ACROBAT DOUBLES
WHAT REALISM IS
M"IjV12U wen a llipc when mere preb
lemi ronfrentcd the world.
l'caec has net yet been cntnblhhcd en
earth. It h MM with vftrlike It net
actually wnrrinK icepe.
Crctllt- have been Annihilated. Great
nations are facing bankruptcy.
The bet,t mindtt of the wxirld are np
pulled by the niagiiltude of the work
before them.
TOUIt problem, however, Is much the
same as It was ten years age.
It Is you, and your own future.
If every ene of the mere than one
and a half billion people en the earth
solved that problem, there wenld be no
work of any consequence for Uie states,
men of the world te de.
If every man In this' country decided
thnt from this time forward he uetilcl
nut forth his bert efforts toward pro
duction, the production problem, one
of the most bafillnz of them all, would
be settled.
If evry man decided that' he would
thenceforth pnictkf Intelligent thrift
net by hiding Ms money awa. but by
putting it safely te work, the financial
problem would be solved.
In 1870 Trance, confronted with a
wcmlngly cnishlns debt, started te work
te pay It. And it was paid In an as
tonishingly short time.
fTrtin statesmen of the world cannot
-L solve world problems j-atisfaeterll.v
'lill the citizens of the world tvttle rnf'-
IsfnrterllT their jiersnniil problems.
If you. a an individual. ill br-h
te plan out your future, you ulll de
much toward aiding the settlement of
the questions that are new prrplcxinc
the world. Ten cannot by what you
de pay Germany's debt or make Ger
many pay it. Yett cannot relieve the
nations of the burden of annnment.
Rut yen can make it necessary for
yenr Government te leek out for you.
or te devise was and menns te get out
of you what you ewe it for income tax.
r? IS your own personal problem that
concerns teu mnr. Knlri Hinf tm,
I''nmc. But It Is your job, and you le
Cot'te de it. If you de It well you will
net need te trouble about the rest of
the world.
Copvrieht I02t
100 BOYS TO TOUR EUROPE
Philadelphia Schools te De Repre
sented en Leng Trip
A party of 100 schoolboys from
Philadelphia and vicinity will nartlcl
pnte In the American Schoolboys' Tour
of Kurepc, accompanied by masters, and
sailing from Mmitrcdl about .Tuly 1,
It will be the first tour of the kind
since the war.
The party will visit several of the
famens English schools and the battle
fields of Belgium. They will be received
by Cardinal Merclcr at Iuvaln. After
alhellriay In Switzerland, they will see
the principal sights of Italy and then
return home by way of France. They
will be back in New Yerk about Sep
tember It.
Tlie Institutions represented will be
the I'enn Charter Scheel, Philadelphia,
the III11 Scheel. Pottstewnj the Bor Ber Bor
den town Military Institute, Berden
town, N. J.; Towers III1I Scheel, Wll.
raingtnn, Del., and the Teme and Gil
man Schools, of Baltimore.
After-Dinner Tricks
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BOTTOM NATCH B(K
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Ne. 00 Sclf.Serrlee Maidi Bex
A box of matches can'be made te open
automatically by pwleutdy cutting an
Inch-long slit In the bottom of the bee
lengthwise. ,
A thumb -tack is pushed into the
drawer of the box at one end of the frilt.
Vhcn you wnnt the box te rtpen, Iny
It en the left hand, with, the tip of the
lercungcr en mc licau et tne, inumn- j
tack. .Make mitcrieus pawes eer the
dex witn tne right hand and nt mc
same rime push the tack with the fore
finger, which will make the drawer
sl'de open in a very weird manner.
Copvrleht, mi, lu Puttie LaiQtr Cemtenv
bread-and-nvilk
for lunch today!
Try it and note the increased enthusiasm you'll
feel for the afternoon's work the feeling of physical
fitness and mental alertness that comes only te these
who eat wisely. At club, restaurant or home have
BREAD AND MILK.
Above are seen's from Geerge Melferd's production. "Meran of the
Lady Ictty." The gentlemen in tbe upper picture are (left te right)
the "one and only" Rodelf Valentine and that despicable screen villain,
Walter Leng. They had a fighr in the rigging of a ship which resulted,
as the lower scene shows, in the fall of one into the water. The fight
is described en this p6c
THE MOVIE. FAN'S LETTER-BOX
By HE'RY M. NEELT
Melferd for a short vacation, after hav
ing finished this, his latest picture,
spoke with a smile in ppite of the serious
. situation he described.
1 "The big thrill in the picture." he
snjd. "comes in a fight at sea en the
yardarm of a sailing schooner seventy-
the feet above the water.
"Wn hnfl nil mnnnr nf rNffimlfv Ur
ging our cameras te get a geed view
'of the fight. Then when we saw hew
actually dangerous the fight would be.
we decided te hire a troupe of acrobats
and have two of them double for Val Val
entieo, the here, and Walter Leng, the
i villain.
"Well, we set the acrobatic doubles
at it while Valentine and Ieng steed
inn thp ftfflr nnH u-at'h.wl A tUn cm-
Gish sisters at the Ferrest Theatre, called fisht progressed. I saw Valentine
Let me thank you very kindly, Mr. and lxng nudge each ether and leek
Neely, for your nice rcnlv en rav he- lillsnisteil. AnrI fhv liH mA Dnn
ie piease jer me ten the fans The acrobats were putting up a mighty
A CTOR'S PRIDE" and the readi-
new of the motion -picture star te
risk his life in the course of his daily
work were never better illnstrnted. wns Inurst, If you arc te promote jour own
Geerge II. Melferd. movie predncer. I happiness. Tf you Tilve i 'veil veu
than during the filming of the sea shots will help te solve the big problems. Fer
of "Meran of the Lady Lrtty." In : yen can clothe and feed yourself .ind
which Dorethy Dalten and Rodelf many ethers by tcndt, productive la la
Valentine play the leading roles. I Ler. and, nfter nil. the world problem
Mr. Melferd. in ew lerk with Mrs. 'is most concerned with the clothing and
me icvuini; una mc protection el tin
people who are a problem because the.'
are sure of none of thewi things.
Settling your own troubles is nel
going te make a statesman out of veu.
or get your name written in the Hull of
NAVAL RESERVES TO MEET
Charter te Be Ready for Signatures
at Tonight's Session
Officer nf the Xniill Ttcerv In iM
cltj and ielnity will meet tonight in I
tne .MtnuucrurerH i hid. it in ex
pected the charter of the Philadelphia
Naval Ue.Ni'rve Association will be
rendv for ignature.
The tension will be the postponed
annual meeting of the association. The
L'xccutivp Committee Is expected te re re
pert favorably en the selection, of a
building suitable for headquarters in
the central district.
Committees are working en plans for
the earl use of Eagle Beat Ti'2, and
ether vessels which may be assigned te
this district for training purposes.
Blue and Gray Commanders Meet
New Yerk. Jan. 'JO. A meeting of
unu.Miiil Interest te Chll War veterans
took place lest evening, when Ir.
Lewis A Pllcher. of Brooklyn, cem-mandcr-w-diief
of the Grand Army of
the Republic, and General Julian S.
Cnrr. of l)i rhnm. N". C. commander-in-chief
cf the I'nitcil Confederate Vet
erans, attended a dinner In the Zeta PsI
Club. Beth arc numbers of the Zeia
Psi fratertiitj.
THE PHILADELPHIA
ART GALLERIES
S. E. Cor. 15th and Chestnut Ste.,
Philadelphia
RHED H. WALMER, Aaetieneer
Expert General Appraiser
At Auction .
Large Importation of
Oriental Rugs and
Carpets
Friday and Saturday
Monday and Tuesday
January 27-28-30-31, 1922
Afternoons at 2:30 o'clock
New en Exhibition
1
Jane C. writes: "Hurrah for you!
I mut say that I'm glad te bear one
person nencsr. cnengu 10 say mac. .uarj hnlf
Pickford bores them te extinction. She i just hew actresses feel when annreacheil I tame. knfetr.firsf G-ht.
nffpMs me the same wnv. These curls I by an admirer. I "When It wn nnr VnXnnfmrs t.r.,1
and that sweet, sticky smile and her t "The act nf my approaching the Glsh Leng came up te mc and hald, 'New. i
kittenish way of kicking up her heels siste-s and asking them for their auto- let us de it. We'll thew you a REAL ,
are tne limit, out 1 wa te dc airaia te uraim ie mj minn seems te dc a sin- i ugni.
cere ana open compliment as part of the . "ty we turned them loose and what
mole-levlnc public te the stars them- a fight! I'tterl rccardless of their ner. i
veles. When 1 asked Lillian for hrr'senal safetv. the? raced nf mrh nthr-'
Semi-Annual Sal
Satin' Slippers
say se for fear I wenld be considered
queer. I'm an ardent movie fan and
enjoy your Letter Bex se much, cspe-
cially when there is a controversy en
And I wu.s glud te get tome one's opin
ion of Gareth Hughes in 'Sentimental
Temmy.' I thought he was awful, but
as I had never heard him criticized be
fore, I decided I didn't knew geed nct
Ing when I saw it. All the critics in
the movie magazines gave bim a great
deal of praise
A4
antctgnph. she smiled pleasantly and
replied that she would be only tee
pleased te comply. She also handed
m card te her sister and Dorethy joy
out en the sear, hwavlne hark nnrl
forth in the rigging like mad men. A
fall at almost any time would have
landecl them en the deck of the 6hip,
fully wrote her name. On handing me Certain death, for we jsed no safety ne(s
um- iuru uiiiiun usuru rae n i weuici ei any hinu. zint, tnanK the lrn, de
lee te have her send me a picture of 'spite their actual ferocity, even te the
herself and sister, and in write my ery climax, where Leng was burled
nam and nddret en the back of an off the end of the spar into the sea,
ttev kn;n ,, ' t, e,i enr'er.e that she hannened te have in .all was well.
a ...! i Jein- !, .a,i ,it I"" '"O'1 at the time. I thanked hen "When that scene is thrown en the
Pink, Blue, White
Reduced ie
$5.00
CLAFLIN, 1107 Chestnut
Fine Foehccor Since 1868
and feathered for saying what you did
about Mary rlckferd. but even if ye i
are, plcv-c don't lese your courage aud
quit expressing your opinion, as I
like se well te hear them. They always
agree with mine and it I se seldom
that happens."
AnAa lie nebis Address Vera Gor Ger Gor
eon, care Cosmopolitan Studies, Second
avenue ana 12t5th street, New Yerk.
Augustimv Itlshep Valentine's screen
nppearaucci Include the following pho phe pho
eoplays: With Mac Murray in "The
Big Little Persen" and "Delicious Lit
tle DeUl." with Universal' "Secletv
Sensation" aud "All Night," with
Dorethy Oish in ' Out of Luck." with
Clara Kimball eung in Eyes et panics en the legitimate staje. hut did
"ieuth," with Dorethy Phillips in "Am- nn- make out ery well and retired.
bitien," with Metre in "The Four Brvant Washbnrn la acting for the
Horsemen of the Apecalypt." "Un- Goldwyn Cemrani.
charter Sca." "Camille." "The Cen-
qiicring Power." with Selzniek in "The ,. . .
Wonderful Clwnee." with Universal in Geerge . RnwsevH-The only geed
"Once Kvctv Weman." with Lnskv wn-v f l,b9llf setting. into the film
te "Meran of the Lady Letty," "Be
yond the Rocks" (neither one of which
verv kindly and told her T would an- screen. I predict that evcrv nersen t.i
prcciatc it very much. She gave me 'the house will hang en te his chair for
i.i. i i.ai-c tjj.it ah seen a.s she had 'dear life."
fini!i-l her tour of introduction
tlirourheut the lsrge cities, she would
send her picture.
"This. Mr. Neely, gees te prove fnr
thcr that you are right in your reply
te a certain critic regarding the pnblic
asking for the autographs of famous
men and women. I would appreciate It
very kindlj if you would publish my
views, and also If ou would publish
the picture of my favorite screen star.
Miss Lillian Glsh."
Reader Broncho Billy is nrt aetins
WHAT FILM STARS
OF TODAY WERE
DOING 10 YEARS AGO
ADOLPH ZUKOR and Sarah Rem
hardt made their movie debut In
"Queen Elizabeth." the former as pro pre
duccr and the latter r..s star, ten years
age. It was ene of the first five-reel- I
crs ever made and marked thi h Inn in
fe r the serpen nnr mrtTfl- I hear that he . of the modern cinema industry. In j
.-uarcn a Dig nirtnciay celebration will be
held throughout the country In com
memoration of the tenth anniversary.
In this connection many inquiries i
have been made as te what the stars
were doing ten jars jge. Here's what
some of them did :
......Hv. a .., ...m. "u.niu tit a fCh- )
nnde en" or two ventures barking com-
resister with the castinz dl- I and-shevcl man en the 8bohenc Dam,
rectors et Uie .uiterent 'tnci os In New '" "Julu"-
has yet been released), and is new
working In a film version of Ibancz's.
"Bleed and Sand," which Otis Skin
ner produced en the speaking utage
this beasen. Valentine was en the
Mage and was with a cempanj which
closed its tour in Ixn Angeles. He was
naturally attracted te the ehanre of
getting a job in the movie studies nnd
that a hew he get his Ftart June Ma-
thls, who wrote the continuity for "The Beth K. Quick Address Ttrn.
Heur llnrsemeu." had been impressed feppjen. care of Lasky Studie. I iellj .
with his performance In "Kyes of wool. Ye'i wiTe lucky te meet alen-
Youth" and suggested him te Ret In- line in New Yerk, weren't vim' Gareti
gram, the director, for the part of Julie Hughes doesn't jive his birthday in an.
That's where he get his Introduction of hi- biograehles. I've had several
l erk or Hollywood, and with a geed
agent, just as you prebablv did in vou veu
rimis Jays. Take a trip te New Yerk
and see the entlnjr dins ters of the l'e
Studie . I-ifn-hfth street and Tenth
i"viiue, or Sulrnick. ."IS Kast Korty Kerty
eicu'li street, or Cosmopolitan. Second
uvcniie .rid 12lth i-treef They can
R ' mi the rrameH of ngents ale.
Betty Compfien was plaving around
the silver mine, in Utah, near which she
was bem.
Dorethv Dalten waa attending Sacred
Heart Academy, Chicago
Themas Melghan was making his
debut as a stage actor with Henrietta
Cresman, in PlttiJiurgh.
Gleria Swnnsen returned te Chicago
with her family after several years
spent at an army pest In Perte Rk
Agnes A) res was the reigning belle
In the town of Carbondale, 1U.
William De Millc was writing play-.,
for David Belasco.
uoceit vinculum was attending n1
te fame. Max Under is new in Call- requests for it and I'm trying te find """!?. ",,mi '." arant?A Ita,y
fernia making a burlesque en
Three Musketeers."
"The cut
Sirali Stonehurst vvrites ' I wrote
te Gareth Ilujhes, and he has nnswertii
me b threi letter Oli 1 think he in
a dream ' 1 received three photographs
from nlm nU. I met him in IIollj IIellj IIollj
v.et)d two eats age. (Vnild veu tell me
hew old he H and when his birthdaj
is?"
M. C. 2911 North Twenty-sixth
street Valentine was net In "The
Passion Flower." The cast was Nerm i
Talinage. Ceurtcnay Keete, Kulalie
JcUbcn. Harrison Kerd, Charles Steven. '
son, Alice May, Herbert Vance, II. D.
Sf . Inlln.i Ai.eH. Iln..tinn TVA1.
..ivviiiiuii, "eii" uuiiiiuii, euinili . i
Agnew. Rebert Hareld Stern, Natalie T'nfnrlunatelv. an I've edmittcsl
Talmadge, Mrs. Jacques Martin, Wsajabe e, I can't Whv don't veu write
Fredericks. Rebert Payten Gibbs, An- , te him and tell him a let of tans here
sustus Balfour, Walter Wiben. Mil- wnnt te kmiw ard thtn tell me what he
dred Adams, .Tuliaii Greer, Udward mv, si. that nil the Hughes admirers
Bering. Pan read it?)
B. I K. It is customary te Inclese Morene Admirer I've heard the ru-twenty-five
cents for each photograph mr " Antonis Morene is going into
of a star. Heme of them answer their i ""rial-, but I doubt if It will be in the
letters personally nnd some de net. It '"''" futuic He has just completed a
usually ilepcncls en the amount of fau "'I' mreugn neuiuerii i aiuernia anu
lias icpcncci nneK te ine v ug.grapii
Stu Un, where he is under contract for
another production. Eddk PoIe'h load lead
ing women were : "Liberty," Mnrie
W.ilnunp: "De or Die," Inez McDon
nell, "The Secret Four," Kathleen
Myers.
mail they get.
A Van Fer the umpteenth time ad
dress Valentine care Lasky Studie,
Hollywood, Calif. I think I must have
printed that at least fifty times in the
last two or three months.
Saydee The answers te two ether
letters wll give you the Information you
ask about Valentine.
Sally Oh, yes; Wally Reld is very
much married and has a fine aungstei-,
William Wulluic. Jr. Ills wife wa
, i ..-, ,.., i -.... .. .. - . cue ins i.riiincri
iuiiu ngaui jsj kiiun en cue screen us ' Y pi. ..rM u Cerlnnp Vrnel.l
Jro.IsaPOriIellr hlW ft,rP wnrJefendX'cauie'ef "TmX';!
et Lasky Studie, Hollywood. G,r,.. , a urjcf tl(jarcss.
i 'pi. .iii u a-t, i, Hi.', i ,.,, ii
li.it n iii it c luip ,v.iuv;iiu,
by u cast, whose .ncrnbers Include Mrs.
Jacob B. Ingsderf. Mrs. I. G. Becker,
Irti. 1 1. Fisher, Miss Helen Mandel,
Aira. Laurcuce u. .viewers ana ethers,
TO DEFEND MODERN GIRL
Miss Cerlnne Arneld Will Talk en
Present-Day Manners
The January meeting of the Gir!'
Serine Lcigui will be held tonight ul
the I!lg Brethers' Assec'atiiiri, 'St Seuth
Saaiuel Strlcl.stelu writes "My at
tention has been culled te nn article
cescernlng the action of a certain jeung
nan during (be appearances of the
ticerge Melferd made a nicture called
"The Beer War" and spent .G.OOO en
it. Thli was a stupendous price for
the daj and ulniest broke the hearts of
the Kalem officials
Leatriue Jej was the prettiest girl In
her clais at a convent ,ln New Orleans,
La.
Lila Lee was attending public school
in New Yerk City.
Leis Wilxeti was hoping seen te I
graduate fiem Alabama Nermal Scheel i
and become u schoolmarm.
Cenrnd Nagcl was giving learned lee. .
tares en the Chautauqua circuit for the'
Redpnth Lyceum Bureau.
Jack Helt was herding cattle en a i
ranch in Oregon.
READY F0RJEWISH DRIVE
Campaign Will Start Sunday at Din
ner te Team Captains
Leuis Marshall, chairman of the
American Jewish Relief Committee, will
start the American Jewish Appeal here
for $l.euu,(MHj ter relief In fUissla and
reconstruction in Eastern Europe at a
dinner of the teamwerkcrs at the Belle -vue-Stratferd
en Sunday night. The
campaign will continue until Febru
ary 0.
A pnblic meeting In the interest of
the campaign will be held at the Crews
Key, Theatre, Sixtieth and Market
.treets, Sunday afternoon. The meet
ing Is being arranged by Assistant
I nlted Stutes Attorney Jeseph L. Kun,
ilinlrman of the Speakers' Bureau
Rabbi Samuel Friedman, of Beth HI
Sjnagejuc, and Maurice J. Speller,
secrets ry of the district of Eastern
Pennsylvania In the campaign, will
speak. Judge Herace Stent will pre-
siiie.
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APOLLO "''SffSMuv8 I LIBERTY 0WJlA
WILLIAM S. HART ETHEL CLAYTON
In "THiCKE-MORIl IJKAn ' Ln "KMT T1IK VA5IP"
CHESTNUT Il'M 10T1I ORIFNT w'anJ At at (li'i PI
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A CTAD HIAXKMN A fiirtARD AVE.
e 1 yjt MArr-PP. DAIMT
srnci.M. tv.ii in
"A MAN'S HOME"
BALTIMORE " W.',"
MAIIKt, JLI.IKNR SCOTT In
i "Don't Neglect Your Wife"
ID! I TTTDTDri Bread I fautftuehinnn
DL.UC.DlIXl-' rontlnueui 2 until 1
WA1.I.CK Rial A t.lXIRIA MVANSON in
"Don't Tell Everything"
OVERBROOK Mu,(".j!!u
CONSTANCE TALMADGE
inJ'l.l'.sONh IN I.OM!"
PALACE
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CHARLES RAY
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. BETTY COMPSON
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PEARL WHITE
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JOHNNY HINES
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THOMAS MEIGHAN
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