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WREJTHE CUfiTAIN GOES UP
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TAc Artiste Who Submerge Their Personalities and These Who
ftp , Don't "Welcome Stranger" Coming Back Has-
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sian Opera Other Notes '
p IJPPOSB TepsyTurvy ruled tlie theatres for even se short a time as a single
p At this tnenire me iragTjnuj ueauuiui nna stately Elsie Fersusen Is play
(f hut Julie, the downtrodden sfectheart of Llllem; nt that lien he Al .Telsen Is put
:'? iTT. mnnimv songs into Pctruchle's lips durlne idle ninmpntw !,. i. ,i,.
Ihf tlwer little Georee Sidney as one of the romantic heroes of Zoe Aklns' "Varying'
K Shere"! there, Mr.'8etliern is kissing scores of shepgirls In the guise of the
K fetid-mouthed barker of thq Molnar play.
ii iiuaicreusf wciuiii.ij., uu .in-ivn.in:u. jicninps, out Illustrative of a very
a . wnniic biuic ui iiiiii" . mv uiuu.u mu. i uuitueiinians see teuny,
& i"N TUKSDAY NIGHT Mr. Bothern
l-t'V -and his wife gave an especially able
performance et 'xwciun iigut,
' ' -Mi-h net only brought the Shake-
,' irpeaMnn characters Inte ruddy life but
preAtllOd a geiuen giuw unu mu nii.ua-
.. riens.
5' 'fiethcrn's playing of Malvolle, the
pempctis steward, besides being wholly
Mlrhtful ns a portrayal, marked the
'?tenly time during this year's repertoire
which tlie star entirely huemergcu
As Hamlet, he is Sethern,
I- In
11 V.lfnsclf
under an alias, sonorous, cicnr( iu
enunciation, scholarly nnd sincere; as
Petruchle, there are flashes of n distinct
character, with the man himself always
poking tlfreughj In "The Merchant,';
he' is almost nhven Sothern giving a
perfectly logical, plausible version of
-SSSr-NIAt-' h. k- hl;
If entl-elv, se completely in fact that
i rcerefccntntivu audience given no
"... n nilfiinpn announcement
, "be at a less te guess his identity
unless tncy were vif.ww ,.;.
with hi?, work.
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SARS OF THE STAGE CMlNG HERE NEXT WEEK
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Shows That Are Coming
te Philadelphia Soen
MT 1 "Haunted." with Rebert
- Edeson. Walnut.
Mn3r8.r:."Tnc "ream Maker," with
William Gillette, Breud.
"THIRD OF A CENTURY"
CELEBRATED BY KEITH'S
Many Feature! en 8peclal Program
Here Next Week
J.ne several hundred vaudeville
theatres owned by und affiliated with
Jte M K' Kc,th dwult will celebrate
iu iiiiru-ei-n-ccntury anniversary all
next week. The program at the local
house will begin with a special bill
Monday night, when Mayer Moere will
Vi '. uuure nnu tue extra nttrao nttrae
.,!?." n" ibc,tt. concert by the Phlladcl-
Illlla I'ellPn Itnn.l '
(1,Purln.l. the entire week special fca-'
tw.va iviii un nriHPtirn.i nvnvif ntnii. nH.i
S;X fflcln .' m.cn Prominent in the
v.?!- Ss tind. 80cI?1 werI(l '""I heds of
Z V Jnt,c,nu, o'KOUlzatiens will
.i.i ,""" " xncatre will be clabQ
"', decorated for the occasion, nnd
holds for cwr se many wine names aiueng the novel settings will be a
which .ire blaenl In the i electric flights photographic display of many of the
3." . ,i..u Tlmt ! net te sav that they
de net give notable renditions of their
narts Often the htnrs whose personull persenull
ties stand out the most prominently can
V
nl.i n7 V -..-jj.uj hi ninny ei me
eiu-tinm 8tnrs wlmsn Mm. ..... in
ternatienally popular in the old days
et variety.
ei.H"i K' Kcitl1,- n circus man, first de
cided te go Inte vaudeville In 1S88,
but it was In 1883 that the inspiration
came which was te revolutionize thu
most of the younger school of ncters en, '" T . i rW0H .'" th,H ;cnp
SfpJrfectlen. of his art; Otis Skin-" j, f; .- "'ft ?c,r:ulte "
SJ. 'probably the most perfect prolog- X ?:'" f:. P. Ith , ." ? Pf"1 ''
IL the hPNt trusted te act with vivid
nes and technical polish.
Geerge Arliss Is always Geerge Arllss,
but he tan give cards and hpndcs te
lit nt (In. rnmnntlc Hurt 1111(1 nluy
new acting, could net efface SklnnerJ
. when he played the Toreador, but that
r did net ruin the effect of his general
characterization; for many years, ex
rent that he has aged of necessity, Jehn
, Drew has been expected te play a cer
tain definite kind of role, nnd when he
stepped out of It, ns in "Itlchard Car--el."
he failed.
' Mention was made above of Geerge
Sfdnev. "Welcome Stranger" (which
' rcturiiri te the d'nrrlck Monday) was his
first definite legitimate success. Is it te
be imagined that he will piny n much
different role in plays that come later?
The experiences of Ixiuls Mann and
'Barney Hernnrd nnd David Warfleld
answer that iu the negative.
There w'as one star who came here
this ear who was quite different, and
that was Lionel Atwlll. Hjs Grand
'Duke (whatever one may think' of Its
excellence eh a characterization) was as
different from Ills Deburnu or some of
, hif elder supporting roles as night from
j day. Aim it wanet a matter 01 ninice
sp either.
Thevtwe young sturs in "Lillem,"
whose success at the Adelnhl Is a mat
ter of rejoicing, ere also of a different I
trteu. iiiesc wiiadeuut wnctuer.iesepn
BchiMkraut would be ns effective in
any but his present exotic and atmo
spheric role had but te sec Ills Chevalier
hi "Orphans of the Storm" te realize
that, whatever his defects, nnd they
are chiefly imaginary, he can efface his
' personality as he pleases. The same Is
true of Eva Le Galllenne.
The anver might be made that their
personalities arc net of the outstanding
nature that makes Mich people as Lee
Dittlchsteln, Otis Skinner and Geerge
Arliss interesting te study year after
year. That may be se, but it Is probably
rather that these younger artists, net
having been acclaimed in any une-tpc
part, arc t-tlll trvlne te lit tlicmselvcH tn
various roles rather thun adapting these
rales te their personal muke-ups.
'AS IT happens, KIsle Fergusen, In
ler present vehicle, "The Varying
Snore, ' at the Bread, gives iu one
Jingle pluy the answer te any query n
te whether bhe can sink her personality
Whee her part calls for it.
In the earlier nets tihe is w sonorous senorous sonerous
Toiced. rich-blooded, very sophisticated
Weman of the world. She is Elsie t er er
psen much us .we might Imagine Elsie
Fergusen te be off the stage. She is,
ether words, both Elsie Fergusen and
.Madame Lelund. Hut iu the net wnn-n
reverts te her childhood, she hasn't even
tauggcMIen of 'Elsie Fergusen. She is.
very met, quaint, . plaintive, re
pressed little .Tulle Venuble, enlv sixteen
Tears old. misunderstood by everybody,
reaching out wistful dream hands te
eiutcn at the flowers of romance that she
?5.M?,1,ci.,n,t"c f '"Brant pages of her
terbldden Shakespeare.
That one act stamped Elsie Fergu
n as worthy te rank at the top of her
profession. And It comes with such
.iluri,r'.N! t,,llt llcr nrtt words, iu that
"In llttli'-Klrl voice, nfter the sonerltv
5. bn earlier speech, is nothing less
win uuieiy JiUHcum iu IJosten. Te
er1iPfJ,V?lnL,bH,r- AIbce ensanlied
Srhnac;n cJim?"ny ejut en
tanceus success, and in 1880 Mr. Albee
took the opera company over'te Provi
dence, where many famous light operas
were produced, and the venture added
mere success te the Keith and Albee
vnU nf?i8.,Ir,,.Kcith. dcel,Ic1 te in
vnde Philadelphia, and obtained a site
en North Eighth street, where the old
Uljea was erected. The UIJeu was on en on
ether step In the revolution of vaude
ville, nun rnr upvprnl mntitl... r ii
jlellvcrcd a short address ta the "nai
lery ireds." whlrh'hn.1 .... .....ii..t
effect upon their manners. In 1803
.ur. avcitii leased the fumeus old Union
Square Theatre In New Yerk, and the
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GEORGE CIDNEV
"WELCOME STRANGER "Garrick
CUSHMAN CLUB BENEFIT
Many Artists te Appear en Program
at Walnut
The annual beneiit of tlie rimrlnUn
Cublimnn Club will be held at the Wal
nut Street Theatre en Tuesday after
noon next under the auspices of the
Theatrical Managers' Association of
Philadelphia.
Among the features of the entertain
ment will be E. II. Sethern, who will
maKe tue opening 'address; Julln Mar-
?r-ii.f0Ji!.ii,K '1 (V.'C".CU the 'beautiful lewe, who will auction the' boxes ; Elsie
immT ' vawa CQSt
"Maid In Phllly" Cemlna"
"Maid in' Philly," n Frank Orth
in .i '. ",:v,,,cn tne performers arc
Phlladclphians, will be the .feature ut
Fergusen nnd company in un u.i 01
"xne varying anere" : Viela Allen,
Rebert Warwick and Mortimer White
in a playlet entitled "Aristocracy,"' by
Leuis N. Parker; Geerge Sidney from
"Welcome Stranger" ; Marguerite Zen
der, Jehn E. Yeung. Norn Kelly. Jee
iuucii, j.iiniwi leuiig, cveiyn urcie.
elnninr Mnv 1 t i, fcn 1, iiUH? De: Jel,n '''"hard, of "Angel Face"
Whm&rflrir?kml''le't Scck'y m nnd company anil tlw
IfefflSS, ??'..??"' .'". .' Keith's.
- niiiiiiui niiun iiii r nriiv irnin inn hiiiiitnnt inii.....iii..
vau !' Kill- iiiiiiuri L 111 ini'viiin
Here several years age. In the com
pany are Flo Here, nml l.'l itr...7..i
Johnny Deeley and cempnny, Veeln.,'
danscusc : Hareld Ilrvnnt. hm-ifimn ..
Jenes, Jenn Meznrt, Jack Iteland, Billy
Starr, Madisen Sisters, Edna Wallace
Kinney nnd L'Ament Lewis.
Guide te Photoplays
for the Week te Come
MARGUERITE ZENOER . Cusliman
Club BMc?rit RfT?ormrce April 2S
Walnatr....
at the Chestnut Street Opera Heuse;
?S" " ''" ". . Vi1"! . Socially prominent women of Phlla
Thei treT the Kl'iVc Sisters tlZ "c I"la 'lll Impersonate well-known
WieP
known ente,nluersbCSl,,;S thCr We,,H IIR"?? ' 'rcl1 ll Nlien-NIrUUnger
'and Harry T. Jerdan.
RADIO IN THE HOME
By HENRY M. NEELY
Ne. 6. What's All This About a
"Detector"?
i.a,le, U'"K Shern" isn't likely
re live long In our memories, but Elsie
rerguscm s work In thnt one alteration
J Personality will net seen be for-rotten.
. N ADDITION te the return of "Wei-
- tC0ilnCiSilr""R,,'r'" "(,Jtt Monday will
... .1 . f ! ...v .liflll4. Will
"W tlie (lOllUt Of n pmillliinv ( !.,.., I....
i ODern ti.icrn,.e ''':",'- ...'""
.; i v:.r " " " iiire 01 seiaem !... r.nn. ,,, n.i ! t
.. inisHiaii eperim and novelties, at , 7
Ae, it(",l'"st .Iheatre. This cempnny. t0 brass tacks-
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These pictures show the two types of detectors.
On the left, a crystal the "catwhlsker" hind,
with a bit et mineral tn a elemp and a thin wire
list touching It. On the right, an audten bulb,
ft'ie modern "Aladdin's Lamp" of science.
We have already spoken of the great
difference between the two kinds et
radio receiving sets. One kind, we
said, uses a piece of mineral called a
crjstal for n detector; the ether kind
uses a specially designed incandescent
electric light for a detector.
The very word "detector" sounds
technical und the average layman, net
particularly interested In electricity,
will say impatiently. "Oh, cut out
in)
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Today's Programs
Jhich ,pped into the country freln tile
I rtclfie. had been touring the Orient
-yr 11 nlllMher nf venru Imrn .,.i.i
AmiL"r'tlR.j"",' ,nt0 'e puddle of
eni. ,1"l,ireB was inUhlcnge re
& "n1 ,tllere ,hey creat'''' lulte a
or twn u!('l' N,u; nt. t,,e Fe"ct is
"Wras the second wecic net given the
I L.."" V",rh" has been canceled, but the
daunted " yW," te.wnn "ml- w,th
w th it ,h ,U 1?, W llUam Hnrlbiipt piny
0lUet 1. ,' ,nme ,Il,,('' '"! William
8 Al,be",S('(1 for ral en Mi"
S in. 1 mi'"wcrt " C0U,)I of mer'
emedlan mm "ht Mny ,,,,.",!Cr if the
Uttle nf 1 J1 ,1C I'cri"'ll te forge a
"e et ldMhummer vncntlen.
8childkraut and "Hamlet"
'n ?Xutm"',llnlkr;,,,,t' T, f " "tnrs
dmlta I,?. 1 at t,,e Adelphi Theatre.
Cr f,, re "' -r My llam " ' "
aajs .. 'lrp-. I he Theatre Guild," he
three S ml' '!'""n8 ll'1', P'wntat in of
tuture ."1. : ."'V'"' .!"' s in the near
nd 'ltlc , i 1 it , ' 0,,,,'l1. "ml .Tullef'n
f. Pale. 1 1, '" ln " "f which II A
I werc, ami 4i.,,i,. 1. ' "-"""i nnu e so se
L ferenm 1 . "kH'lc,,ru. .' everywhere
?" Mlliibr . Z " ine repertoire."
fTpred0uSJfi'aW "!S Y'.' ":
But it's se easy te understand the
functions of a detector and it's se
much better te knew about it that
a few minutes spent considering the
subject will repay any one.
It really shouldn't be called a de
tector. It doesn't rcully de the de
tecting. It simply btrnlghtcns out the
currents in the receiving set se that
thu telephones and the human enrs can
detect them.
Radie sets might be likened te the
breud main street of a great city. Stand
en the pavement nnd wutch the auto-
but we'll assume 5000 as best. Se
we tinve our condenser chop up the
incoming currents Inte 0000 bunches,
much like suusages btrung en a long
But the pulsations ln each bunch are
still first one way and then the ether.
They still go se fast that they would
neutralize each ether's effects en the
diaphragm. Se we have (e lind some
thing te make them all go the same
direction ln ether words, te eliminate
these in ene direction and use only
these In the ether. Then the bunch of
one-direction currents act together en
the telephone and the ear and we get
1)000 pulsations n second, which is
just what we want.
The detector is the traffic cop en this
one-way street. It is like ,n water or
air or steam valve ln Its action, it
iwsses curent in one direction, but
blocks the current coming ln the oppo
site direction.
Using again the simile of the one ene
way street, the mineral detector is a
narrow, badly paved and hilly one ene
way street. It lets traffic through, but
the vehicles can't speed up very much.
The electric Unlit known ns the nnd.
Ien bu'b or valve Is a one-wav street
that is wide and smooth and well paved.
In fact'. It might be said te slope down
rhllndrlnlila Station IWFI)
(Stmubrldxe A t'lelhlrr)
tj.i.:Ifl P- iI- I'n' new a Itwia from the
Pcni.ii1 LunuKK.
P. M. straw bridge & Clothier Male
Quartet.
Ivery" 31. Seprano sole. Helen B.
1:i'?. PM. Tener sole. Jehn Owens.
4:20 P. M. liass sole. Jehn Vander Vander Vander
sloet. 4:23 P. M. Strawbrldae & Clothier Mala
Quartet.
i;?5 J- Sonrane sole. Helen 11. Iery.
V.V A1-: Jener sole. Jehn Owens,
J:i? .? .?,'-l!,as ele. Jehn Venders bet.
wuartej. compeBcd of these nell-knewn
-. ,. vmm riuiuen noDrane: iieien iir.
reltlniter Laird, contralto Herman (latter,
nep William Miller, baritone; Albert C.
Williams, pianist.
Philadelphia Station (WIT)
((Umbel Drethera)
che!30 P. M. Several selections. Glmbe) Or-
2i;3?. Pl M,-rVe" ftr-d nlane recital. Mr.
and Mrs. A. Or.ilnim llarnes.
ii!;atTSo.?,rnne s0.101 Emllv Gress Karnes.
tmSi'1":"8110 b"!,01 A- Qraham Harnes
Tv rrU,rSV.,!!;ane ?101 Emily Gress Harnes.
t?u.t.tnlrf lnne ,0lP' A1, ambiirn Harnes.
5.',fih7itk)?.ra.n1 ""l?1 Umllv are" Harnes.
2-l5rH..Ual , by Efwaru A. Davles
haSuserT " nS" from Tann-
jUMtTn(1 "Mther " Mlne-" Tours by "
'I'hird "Melly," Herbert.
3. dU Seprano sole. Elizabeth H. Corne
Accompanist. Charles . Halsall. -0Ta8-
t.av Mini items, ceunimv nf n,-,,.,.
Lkiieick
1 .as p
7:05 l
radio.
M Announcements.
M. Final baseball scores a
1 :ie I1. M. Prof. H, C, Dalley win irii
p ,fhei;,t ,falkK ",5 ltl lrieineaisreVeHes
ones nml
i.tl- . .... !. .... t (111.. l
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sands of them going in both directions I n",. 1. u . . frafflc' . f,er lt net ?ly
-speeding up and down se fast und tn I ritv",'fj','T ';'", '"' trI ft .-nt- Um
such great numbers that it almost L7 " Tn. f .l? ewni b" terles' boe3ts
makes veu dlizv te watch them. them along and. sends them en tncit
That's the way with the electric I ay S0Lme thlrtyer mere times stronger
run'enta" 1. fl radio t. The current ! fh?. they were when they' entered the
Is what is called "alternating" that "",
is, it swings from one direction te the
ether und it docs it m rapidly as tn
be ul meat inconceivable. When an
amateur set Is working, the current
alternates at the tremendous rate of
;i,000,0()0 times each second.
Ne telephone diaphragm In the world
will respond te such Inconceivable
vapidity. Mechanically, it's impossible.
iViul tne Human car. Doing imicii uxe
1 telephone dlanhraam. also refuses te
function mi fast.
Se the clever radio enitlneera nut in
their sets a yitie gaugct caned a ceu
ir..".vi"vrri' "vr111 . me
standable terms. '"" a" l under
7:20 P. St. Dnnce music. "De I.uxe hv
O'lary's OrlBlnal Southland Herenaders
First Fex trot. "Dear Aid Southland "
SecondFex trot. "OeerKla lle " '
Third Fex trot. "Wabash IUues
EP.7E,hTrWn,,Xl "Swnee nivw lliues
Eft.6 R 'ret1 "Geed-by' ShantrliiV "'
nin rex trot. "UM-rashlened Girl "
P?lh"nlm0.x. W ' "Arkansas' Hlu"-11
I'lane, James O I.eary: irummt ah...
Fiisklne: Molln. Arth,i'alfc7.mPtl.A".'leny
Jehn Helgrean: banjo. Geerie Cehan- drums''
Fred Terry; saxaphene. llebert Cupp. ms
Newark. N. .1., Station (WJ2)
(WeNtlnibeuse)
V, .M -"Uncle Wluallv'.
NEW PHOTOPLAYS
STANLEY "The Seventh Day." com
edy, by Perter Emersen Browne, with
New England sea-town background,
starrlnjr Klchaid Burthelmess, sup
ported by Frank Lesee, Leslie Stewe
Anne Cornwell, Teddle Gerard, Tam
many leung and Gladys McClure.
'17.mV; "Th0 Sheik's Wife," foreign
feature, by Henry-Houssell, with
,cs. taken in Arabia, and 'a cast
headed by Emmy Lynn and Marcel
'sernen " Shew," with Larry
A'iRaAr"?,CaU'.r8er.'' "!ff
lri A,fl,,nii Mar'?n Navies featured
In tlie leading- role.
henfcr'?1!? ;CradIei" adaptation of
hi ,ri?iVi,n thiJ lc',i,dln cle, supported
by Charles Meredlthund Anna Lehr.
riIPlAA'lTen te' Geldi" based en
?iv,S,by.acerK0 wen Baxter, with
iu ,!cr". b.ickirreuiul. Dustln Knrnum
pdinsSlSd, " JIarearet Marsh his
REQEXT "A Teer Relation." nlcturl
U"!."1 Edward. R. Kidder cc"edy.
with win 1, ' aml.th "ussell starred,
with Will Hecers In th ipn.iinc- t.i
Ci!'tft?Z"?hS, SIn of Martha Queed,"
written and directed bv Allen nn.
wun irank Campeau, Georee Hacka.
mam ' X"eS Welh a"d Tlary Thu?-
PREVIOUSLY BEVIEH'ED
STT00J FT. Wandering
sons; a Heartinter" hlmTwlVhTuir
en Landls and Patsy Ruth Miller.
PALACE "The Four Horsemen of the
sVe?yal5flPlm Y,nt?,nt H' lban
Awry' "'med by Rex Ingram, with
nrt TCry anU Uelph'vSienfiia
0ILEAT.. XORTUERX "Wemnn's
Plnce." latest Constance TalnTadie
comedy, by Jehn Kmersen and Anlfa
fc ,,h Kcn,lE,h Harlan m lead
Saturday, "Telabl David,1
Richard Barthelmcss, A
LOCUST "Tyre Kinds of Women,"
Western- story by Jacksen Oregerry,
with Pauline Frederick In the leading
rele; also, Buster Keaten in comedy,
"Cops."
BELMONT Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday, "Leve Never Dies," atar
cast feature. Thursday, Friday and
(Saturday, "Pilgrims of the Night,"
dramatic subject
CEDAR Monday and Tuesday, "Peter
Ibbetson," with Wallace Held and El
sie Ferguscn. Wednesday and Thurs
day, "Foel's Paradise," De Mllle fea
ture. Friday and Saturday. "Playlns
L With Flre,'r with Gladys Walten.
COLISEUM Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. "The Hhelk." with Arties
Ayres and Ilodelph Valentine. Thurs
day and Friday, "Five Days te Live,"
with Bessue Ifayakawa. Saturday,
"Peppy," wljtli Nerma Talmadge.
Rl VOLI "Peppy," plcturlcatlen of
Cynthia Stockley story, with Nerma
Talmadge in leading role : also, Char
lie Chaplin ln latest comedy, "Pay
Day."
STRAND "The World's Champien,"
adaptation of stage comedy, with
Wallace Reld ; also, Charlie Chaplln'il
latest comedy feature, "Pay Day."
SIXTY-NINTH ST REE T Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday, "Leve
Boomerang," with Ann Ferrest and
David Powell. Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, "The Idle Rich," with Bert
Lytell.
LEADER Monday and Tuesday,
"Leve's Boomerang," with Ann Fer
' rest. Wednesday and Thursday,
"Shadows at the Sea," with Conway
Tcarle. Friday and Saturday, "The
Fourteenth Lever," with Viela Dana.
Jolsen May De "Othelle"
Al Jolsen, new playing in "Bombe"
at the Shubcrt Theatre, is considering
playing the part of the Meer in Shake
speare's "Othelle." At first it was be
lieved that the comedian intended some
sort of a travesty en the Hard's piny,
but he new insists that lie In perfectly
serious in his intention. Tltte Iluffe,
his friend nnd musical adviser, and he
ara hunting down the history of the
ete for details of costumes nnd back
ground. Ne time hnsfcen set for the
comedian's singular attempt, but It is
believed that It would first be made at
a scries of matinee performances.
"Angel Face" Leaving
Victer Herbert's operetta, "Angel
Face," presented by Oeerge W. Led
crer. starts its third and Inst week at
the Walnut Monday, rinying Its sec
ond engagement here, this musical com
edy lias berved te show the merits of
Jehn K. Yeung nnd Marguerite Zen
derm, the featured playere, ns well ns
Norn Kelly. Jee MaA. William Cam Cam
eeon, Sam McVlckcr. Bertha Hclmore,
Arthur Van Slyck and Evelyn Grelg.
Travesties at Dumept'a
Emmett Welch nnd his minstrel fav
orites will have a varied nnd fun
mnklng bill next week, headed by the
burlesque en the coal strike. "High
Life ln Dnrktewn," with Itlchard Lee
and Leslie LnMur, Is another feature.
uennle Franklin nnd Huppy Thompson
have a skit, "Our Old Irish Itose" ;
Heward Cenner is seen in "The Giddy
Old Girl." There nre ether olio fea
tures. Pastime Players te Present Clarence
The Pastime Players of Glenolden
nnd the surreundine locality will nri.
sent "Clarence," by Beeth Tnrkingten,
tenignt. Among tnese who will take
part are the Misses Marlen Denutv.
Ann Butter, Helen Brown, Mrs. Bertha
seititz, .Mrs. .Mary Bonsall Ceble,
Reger Shuw. Daniel McGugan, S.
McConnel, Heward Davis and Jehn
McAllister.
LEAVES $950,000 ESTATE
Rebert E. Hastings Estate Includes
$90,000 In Liberty Bends
An Inventory of the estate of Bebcrt
E. Hustincs. of 1720 Snnipp nrriPt.
who died .Tnnunry .11 in the University
Hospital, was filed today. Ht h-fr nn
estate of $!r0."38.14. It included
$00,000 iu Liberty Bends, 300 shares
f I.chk'h Ceal nnd Navigation Cntnnnnv
stock, and IL'0 shares of American Tele
graph and Telephone Company stock.
Other inventories filed: Almira W.
Hnmpsten, $12,230.04; Fnnny Vnn
Prevschen. S14.034.fJ0; Geerge K. Reln Reln
herd. .$10.051 .8T; Mary J. Downing.
$31,340.75: Elizabeth Melcher. Sllf
23(1.011; Mary C. Kaufmann $31 -573.07;
Eliza C. Eldrldge. $40,310.7".
Herman B. Stern, $155,120.00. '
i.i-ii-in in iKiiiiiiiiMrntien wprp
tfttAKCTAt. "
tttnn
Wmm$.
,Vl . -
m-Kirui RKen
trntiNnnew tamjcv meht rewm I ati.at'c city w,
i&IAWMFSimrSvltEZESR mreT witiiect itut,
Netice Is hereby given, pursuant te Artle.s !"- ..
reurth nf "hi Mertsaw. te TUB I'HILA- fT T Hr 13TP
rELPHIA TftUCT, HAFR DKl'tlfilT ANU KmJXJLUV JBsl JjC M. '
rNHUHANCBOMNy, d.Ud Jun. I. WSJ. Kentucky aTT .18 ,
will rtcelve-ssW Proposals up te 12 e-clncu vatad and refurnlihedl near riepeti, 1
..'" I VZ S.ll a nf Anrir. iHt. far th and dUcm of amusenant! all entaMa
feiismptlen of bends at . the next Inttrtst rooms, comfortably fumUhHl alcctrtt
period. June 1. iszJ.-as nescriwa as auore,
at once net exceeding 102t and accrued
Interest, surtlclent te exhaust the sum of
I20O0.DO, preierence 10 w iii uj nw "
fee te bends offered at the lowest price. The
trustee reserves the right te reject any or
inuresi un uvu tuv..v
II laM.ri
.ulll ,. nn Jllna 1. 1922
Proposals aneuia ee uirrcicn
fellows!
ns.AMAMMl. le. lh rriftmntlen or r. IlOflOS
of the Huntlnaden Valley lAthl and Power
Company. Philadelphia Trust Company.
Bread strjet office, N.B. corner Uread
and Chestnut streets, Phlladelpnla.''
PHILaUISIJ'HIA tJiust COMPANY.
Dy JOHN C. WAL.UACE.
Treasurer.
Phltartelphta. April 1022
PITTBBBBCIH AND WE8TMOBB
l.ANt COAI. COMPANY FIRST
HORTOAOE 8 PER CENT OONDH,
DUE NOVEMUER WR8T, 100.
Purautfnt te terms of raertiraire. dated No Ne
wmber " 1. 1005. 138,000 of said bends, as
folTewI. have been drawn for redemption
it earand accrued Interest, as of Mr 1.
I0t?.ut of meneya payable te Slnklnt
Fund, when all Intereit thereon wUl ceaae.
vlz.i ... ... .. ,..
B2W VLV lw ww
714 042 1HTB lnt)H
Ul S4S 1B07 178
800 94T 1B40
S2R net 1841
Oil 668 1B42
ende. with all unmatured coupons
-u.tM k. nrantAd far eayment
it '-. p"i- ?;-.--".--- .-!.
st the-'tijnce ei me iruswn ..
Hay 1. 192.
OIBARD TBC8T COMPANT. Trustee
THOMAS S. HOPKINS. Treasurer.
Philadelphia. Pa.. April 11. 1022.
11
88
SB
120
127
180
A."
attar:.
i
527
228
287
240
18
'te tub itr)t.Dt:n.s or
BRADFORD ELECTRIC COMPANY
First Mertruae nnd Collateral Trust
Series "A" Ueld Donds, due January 1, 1919.
Netice la hereby niven that Guaranty
Trust Company of New Yerk, Trustee under
Ilradfent Electric Company First Merta-ace
and Collateral Trust Deed dated January 1,
1010. herebv Invites, pursuant te Hectlen 3
of Article Fourth thereof, proposals for the
sate te the Sinking- Fund en liny 1. 1022.
at prices net exceeding 10B of par and
accrued Interest, of as many bends of the
abee Issue an ran be purchased for the sum
of Fourteen Thousand. Nine Hundred and
Thirty-three Dollars and Twenty-flve Cents
(114.033.23). .
Offers will be received at the Trust
Deportment of the undersigned Ne. 140
Broadway. New Yerk City, up te 10 o'clock
A. M. Friday, April 28, 1022. The right Is
reserved te reject any and all offers In
whole or In part.
GUARANTY TRfPT COMPANY OF
NEW YORK
Ily WILLIAM C. 1'OTTKR, President.
New Yerk. April 17. 1022
fSTHE REGULAR QUARTERLY MKKT
;3' Ins of the Vetinr Women's Christian
Association of Philadelphia ulll he held
Monday. April 24th. 1922, nt 8r00 P. M.. at
the l.cacue Branch, 1222 Locust .Street.
All uctlxe members of ttie Association
are urged te be present.
KVITJ T. MILKS.
F.scnrdlns rWretaeT
f, .
Ppeelnl Meetings
7C7r Te the Stockholders and llondhelder of
ts QUESNEI.LE HYDRAULIC GOLD
MINING COMPANY!
Netice Is hereby Klven that a special meet
Inc oil the stockholders of the Quesnelle
Hydraulic Geld Mlnlna- Company will hn held
at the principal emce et tne company at
perches, tun parlor, elevater: het and
RIMINQ WATER IN EVERT
Fsmillea accommodated. Truly a
hotel at most reasonable rates. II. M i
Special weekly. Kurepesn plan.
See as belsre askls'l reservatleasV
OWNERSHIP MANAGEMENT.
HmEDISi
Mil IIIGAN ATE. NKAIt UK
llRAilt
. . . ..i-- ""i-r " - ""--r"-- ---." - j
IUAHIIWSI,K ... ATLAM1C (
MOHI HKAUTirtL HOI EL Rl I
UNNING WATKR IN EVERY
uret.v vftDMicurn
Frrrate Baths, Electric Llshts. Elerater I
European flan J 5Z up Ualiy
ueuDie
Im
epean Plan J 32 up Dally , hj IVm
nble Roem J $10 up Weekly" & "
icln Iloetn, SI. 00 Far Vmw 'yfyfrS
f'MM
ixftlt?
i'n"rt, -eMlce nnd CuIstM J1 J f
KA1 MB sa .ask. W- ,
MIINIII M III
'ri ivkl-kv
Kentucky n.v. nr. bt-ach Atlantic City's itf"i
ftmt luPtrnet ami t-nrtett nnntita rnntnta(a.siaA V
'letel. 13 SO up dly.. peclnl wkly. Am. plan.' )'.&
DtlMMIMO IVATCB III Aft ertvaasi ,.-.1
nvnninu nnisr. ill nkb lJjmm-?V : A
Prlv. baths, elevator, nrnhcMrn. dinclrsi.fi,'
mu ivner-im mamt. re'ler w liwilHlwr.')Vfa
KENTUCKTf
KENTUCKY AVE. NEAR BEACH j
. i .... .. ... ..... . .-
hmwkm run sj eu e esiiy, jw.ie s weesw ,ie-
fesew IsrsMse Retet
Elerster te itreet. El-trlelty and pheees In all reeaal.
Pflrste bsthi, Hennlnir water. Flre-nrenf addHlqa.
White service. Ownership mirm't. KINO KAKllAif
m-
!":;
'A.
nr ll I r :m
essae W I Im Wm Imb , W.
.Most select, beautiful, homelike. unnv -..i .!. T ' iM'
W0 rooms with het and eeld rutin n wster; brldst sahesl
inn sssr
istlSfas-
AI.I. TOD'O KXPKCT A HO'
NEW ENGLAND
Rrleats and public baths. Orchratrs, danctnir, sen
irs, conaervstery, garage, eelf prirlleges. Pen
ownership direction assures nnd ausranteea aarii
non. hpedsl Sprini rates, la SO week up. Ameriafa
Dlaa. Wonderful rn.aV THOMAS M. O'BRUssf
ALT. TOO'D KXPKCT A HOTEL TO M
I 3. Carellae Aw.
juit off M'vfc.
Improved as e)
con ,xcttd,ng fSO.000 HOT sad COLD
HUHRINB WATER IR ALL ROOMS
Gelf privileges. Moderate ratal, beginning- at Ml.
oealet ST1TZKK A bHIZEB. Owmeie
BOTHWELL
i -' " .mil e from llunrdnallc
and Hteel l'Jcr. Every appointment. Highest
munuarn in cuisine una service. Uoeklet.
Sjk-cI.i1 weekly rates, J. ltnthwell. Prep
1 .4-
fiH
un ucenn irent at Mentpvllnr ave.. new
open. Suites with hath, running water all
roems: elevator. Hprlnn rates S4 day up. 124
up weekly Amer plan H. M. ItnEVES,
GRAND ATLANTIC
Virginia ave. & Beach, net it Celd runniaj
watar Prtv hatha Ke.a. a ... .. siTT
tn-i rtriVAP rJrwn. T)nr. TjliiWire. nn fh . ut -. nnn nt'.te - v. u2 Pr1
il-Ti Ha, f MV'1M2. f I l.ilr P " -" " """' """ """ "- -'af-
Ut:
-$M
,.
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.
for th fellow Ins purposes
Te take action en the following- resolutions
ndepted.by the Beard of Directors of Ques
nelle Hydraulic Oeld M'nln Company at n.
meeting: held Mn Philadelphia en April 18
ins'.1, and unanimously recommended by said
Heard for adoption bv the stockholders.
HE IT RESOLVED by the Beard of
Dlrerters of Quesnelle Hsdraullc Oeld Jlln
Inc Company that In the Judgment of this
Beard It will be advisable and most for
the benefit "f tn's Company that lt be dis
solved, and ttie officers nnd directors of
this corporation ure hereby authorized .te
take such action as shall be necessary
under the luw te effect aaid dissolution,
BnnE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a
meeting- of the stockholders of said cor
poration be and It hereby Is called te be
held at the prlnclnal emce or said Company,
located at 1D-21 Deter Green. Doxer.
Delaware, en the ninth day of May. 19BU,
at 1 o'clock P. M te take action upon
this resolution and te transact any bus!
nes which may be pertinent nnd Incident
thereto, nnd that a notice of the adoption
of this resolution shall be mailed te each
stockholder and a like netlc Inserted ln
a newspaper published In the City of
Philadelphia nnd In Kent County. Dela
ware, at least three weeks, successively
ence a week next preceding- the time ap
pointed for the heldins of said meeting of
stockholders.
Te transact such ether business as may
properly come before said meeting.
By order of the Beard of Directors.
April 18. 1022.
J. HENRY SCATTERGOOD.
Secretary.
Annual Meetings
OFFICE OF THE UNITED fJAS
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
N. W. Cerner Bread nnd Arch .streets
Philadelphia. April 13. la"'
The Annual Meetli.g of the Stockholders
of The I'nlted laa Improvement Cemuanr
will be held at the oft Ice of the Company,
N V . Cerner of 111 cad and Arch sire..i
... i .1 . . . .. -- ..a.. j tit, Inilalnh tl .Innilll Inv f ...... . .'.
F "mP.'' w J "lPS ? nry K.Ollin- 'i.Veck neon (darilght-sar .lm.Vii,. H
D1I10. l.).M outlrJJrea(l htrcet. !?1,0M): I election wlll'lw held for a President and six
.lehu J. l)ak's, 1021 Wotiueruluud ,',lJlrit0" t0 fer tn the ensuin. er.
Street. S10.000. UllertlUUU and uch ether business w,lLe transacted
i dLi ii uy uc i uiuuk u LriuiH ina r nt nn
s.1 .-!, .-. r..7."" ..:l".v""i
7fe
TR AfMORE "ctxT
I worlds Greatest Hetel Succts
id-
n
RIO V.V 1",'.i at lleucli. 100 rooms
VV "''' "1"" water. J1.50 day up.
RR ANDF ""Proof. Elernter. (.ante.
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
Alwnss epn: alwajs ready: terms moderate.
Urlte or phone. ,M. WALSH DUNCAN.
' til.
r?i
THE LOU VAN
Tennessee nve. nr. Bench. Rurep. nln. Ont.
awe mil, Kunnlna water. MRS. E. OUNNKIL
KAVENROYD "elea Ave. & Boardwalk.
. , . .$4 Uy un: '-'5 week UP.
Including meals. Ph. 3002. W. Isaac Bewer.
Hetel BeSCObel Kftucky A,, nr. beaca
WfcU. rates. 118 un Ph " U7. A. ' fi.w.Ag.1ca
'
."
Westminster cintucky Ae. nr. Beach.
I. levater: private baths.
running water. Open nil ear. A. V. KOr
MAKTJNIQUE Kentucky Ave. A Beard.
.. . j .. - walk. Eurepesn plan.
SLflOjjpjIally.rnfe nml restnurant attached.
CHESTER INN New Yerk Ave.
, ... beach. American
plan All conveniences MRS D. KNAURR.
New CIarienr,Ken.,uck" AVB- Ju
nriniH iik n iv. iieniracv
OCEAN riTT. X. J.
-k
mt
ALllAMnilAilenilay. Tuesday nnd
Wednesday. "Peaciek Ailevl" wlUi
Mho Murray. Thursday, Friday and
Keahefmer btery, with Itlchar Uar.
utt T-hVP' K.I,dttr ttn a""
W&e Rem"01"1'1'1 C,,""lei" with
Jf nmPw ?r'?i;r Men'ay- Tuesday
and WedneHday, "-Fer These We
Aiiej, with Mno Murray.
IUPERIAIr- Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday. "Peacock Alley;" with
Ma .Murray. Thutsday, Friday a, 3
Btorles.11 by llewnrd R. a.irls. the i.VhS i.VhS
ef the "Unde Wlgglly" tele, lnrln""heJ
many newspupers nnd f renu!lnii i,1'A. Jn
n K n. K. m ,r umiOV. ' "VPrllnnj
denser which sturea up a let of these
Just as the autllen bulb In nhnnf
thirty times as strong ns the crystal,
se it is about thirty times as expensive
unu as ceinpucatcu.
If you are within nbeut five miles
of n bl broadcasting elation, you can
hear the concerts en u crystal but
you cun never vninplify the signals or
put them en a loud hpeuklng horn. The
best you can tle is te put four or five
sets of telephones In the circuit and
thus let your fi lends hear.
With thu million bulb, under favor
able comlltleus, you can hear the con
certs for three or four hundred miles
aim, uy auiiuiK weat is Known as am-
ll nit lantlnliu ntl wnaa jva AftAtt
rui'u JUieni4uun unu viKiy ou uiiviit
'! ine art Inn ..""' "r. i'?iwi reicuoce a yuiiuu u. iucui mi hi uiicu. iiuners, you can iuuke tne Bicnal- hut
te&Cr: AMmteii WNs-d&Lv i. vv . -vstimwwiM ?.ki. mi.
e
Brums. """ raaln Pre
oJenrTllM," pfefftf""' W''u,e." by
l):ln tterltnl bv u. McNamnra bsritnn.
Caruso's only Anurican pupil. ' lJ,,rUenei
l'lttsburali Stiitlnn (KDKA)
(Wt-stlnsheuse)
2 P., M. Concert by WurltiK's Pnni
van am. Pred M Wirin-m.iJ enngyl-
afrer'iBfa'l.Terl!;?1""110 lmcn'als ""
7 Busehall scurea
'ae "The Kox and the Little Red Men
a bedtime story for the children. "n
e -Baseball sceres: "Commercial Devoid
ments en tie Ohie' Rlver"' by Majer S'
Fniliklln He I, corns of enirlnner. itii. J
States cnglneet ernce. PlitSburen1' "piIV"1
burgh's Public Hclioes,",lfy William UV
iJnvlilwn, saperlntemlent rittsburih ...wW1
tue0' h7hJiUnw "f, fwuKl-iU Cn'i0.
!"gr? dcS,nin,t..'.li,,!DSlr1!,r'
8 J') te J .10 -Musla by 'mmhr-
. SKLKCTIONS
1. "aiieite," errhestrn,
a. "Ili-rci-UM)." h,mll O. Wolff,
!l. J llnuett In a, crchestra.
I. "l.e, llwnr the tlen-le Lark " vui..
Hauuek nnd Mr, Ricerete. ' victor
rarra. ucleuer Ale Bena." Ottavla
Little Benny's
Notebook
By Lam Pap
The Park Ave. News
Weather. Toe ilnmp.
Swnrts. A chest ixpnnsien contest
toeh placii lust Hatlililay In Slil Hunts
bnck yanl. I'mN Slmkhis wlnuiiiB It
by ixpaniline 'J Inlches, nml slutf, then
he s bin beIiib crreuml with his mothers
tape iiit'zzutu iu his peckit te prove it
te peeple.
Slsslety. Mr. Shi Hunt had n berth
day party last Friday nfter sunpir.
limine the presents re.sceved by the I est
being ii ,i0 cent pitchers glove from Mr.
iu y-si "ey scout hatchlt with
HS i,lkrs firem Mr- IJcnn' !". a
"- iMuii.ii wiiicu irem Jir. i.erey
Hhoester, and n mouth organ from Mr
l.erey Shoester, slppescd te be new.
Pome by Skinny MnrUn '
Hut .lest Hipiws.e
If I was u ilee us big ns mn
I could jump 10 inlk-h, (i wixz,
Hut Mitch Is net my ambition
! or lm Nitlslifd us It is.
Jntrlstiis- Facks About IntrlMiiig
Peeple. bam Cresses baby bister Tdeen
is crawlling allretldy. Sntn saving no"
ueuy tuwt ner espusliilly and she jcat
sceiued te pick It up by herself. J
Wilis admitted te nrohnte fniin-.
Hugh Cellins, who died In the Phila
delphia Hospital. .$3500: Henrv Firn
stone, who died in the Unlversitv Hos
pital. .$200,000, of which $10,000 gees
te his secretary, Wilsen Townsend ;
Emily II. de Ganay. who died in Paris
September 1. $17,500; Margaret Mc-
rauuen. voie ticrmantewn nvnnna
$14,500; Emma T. McNeal, 138 North
Twentieth street, $30,000. This N left
ln trust for her brother. Themas H. Mc
Neal. At his death $000 gees te St.
Geerge's M. E. Church, S.'I.IOO in pri
vate bequests and the balance te the
Presbyterian Ileipital, te found one or
mere free beds, preference In use of
them te be given former service men.
Elopes With Ball Player te Elkton
Announcement has lust hnen mn.i. nt
the recent secret wedding of Eugene II
Lewis, Jr., twenty jears old, 07 Par
rish street, and Ilelene E Snaneler
12000 Parrish street. Thev piet while
Lewis was p!uing shortstop en the
seml-profes,ienul Franclsvllle nine. V
trip te Elkton followed.
The stock transfer books wll L.. closed
frerr 3 P. St.. Wednesday.. April 10. IU1
until 10 A. SI. Tuusdav. sjiv 2. iu"" "
Q W. CL'nRA.V. SeireTary.
5S Ot't-'ICK OF
" TIIEWILLIAM JRAMP SOJ
SHIP AND ESaiSiK . nyiLDLVa COMPAN,
Richmond nnd NerrU Mt-u '
Philadelphia, April 12 1B2?
The Annual Meeting of the stockholders i
The William Cramp bens Ship il?d KlS.
Building; Company win b, held at thi effl?J
of the company, Richmond and Nerrit
streets, in m tuy of Philadelphia, en
Thursday. April 27. 132. at 12 o'clock neon
for the purpose of electing directors te erw
for the ensulnc year, and transacting suer
ether business aa may be brpusht before th.
meeting.
CH.VRLE3 T. TAYLOR.
Secretary
SPRING RATES
Ppeclal weekly rates of twent
Inllars and upward, America
'nn. Running water. Keldcr
fJINCOLN
OCEAN CITY.N.J.
i:.(.i.ks mi:kk park, pa.
Desirable furnished summer cottages near
lake and golf course for rent bv the month
i- einn, Write If. V. YKAtiF.R. Slr.
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FINAXTIAL
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UERMANTOWN TRUST COMPANY
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At a meeting of the Heard of Olrec'ters'held
(SgTO THE STOCKIIOLUERH OF Til
" 1'ennsylTunltt Ceal and ( eke CanST.
tlen: Take netlcu that the annual meetln
of the stockholders of the Pennslanli Cei
end Coke Corporation Hill be held at thi
principal efnee of said corporation en the
sixteenth fleer of the Land Title llulldlng. In
the City, of Phlludelphlu. Pennsjuima 05
the 1st day of May. 1022. at 2:30 o'clock m
the afternoon, for the purpose of electing: a
beard et nlns directors te sere for one year
and for the transaction of any and all ether
buD.n'.d ApVnTyiS?" Ufore ,a,d m"n1
ALljEhf G UDWARD3. Secretary
jiui.jri.A.im i.nai ana t-nice Corporation
87 v VAJIHBU .STKEL COMPANY
.Tt" Annual sre-ting of the r-tockheM
0v,r1i0f."! Cainbrla Hteel Company ulli h
held at the office of the cempanv .Ve inje
dener Hulldlnir. Juniper and Chestnut
Mreet-i Philadelphia, renneha'nik en T tei
day. Ma, 16. t(ri, at 2 o'rle.k P. m" Vien
m lrtlrtn lull K.. ...!.! ..- .."1 '!.11 ""en
.J. :.!... . 1T-i-' "r inie Directors
Clark'i Cre'lit by C. P. R. S-mm
CLARK'S 3rd CRUISE. JAN. 2S ia
ROUND THE WORLD
y tha Specially Chartered Superb C. P. at
a. "Empraaaef Franca" lsal tnmtmm
A Seealai pslacs for the whole trip. Routes
rV y.Ik' nJmi n Fraoeiice, Hese
Inlu. 14 days la Jspaa, Chies. Manila, Jsre,
BiDjapere, Burmaa, Optloe el 19 dtys
Ijdls, Csylen. 4 dsys ie Cslre. Nsplee.
Havre, Southampten: (step evers! Quebat
Ry. te Montreal sad New Yerk.
, 4 MONTHS. $1,000 and up
Iaolediaa Heuli, Drives, Culdss. Fees, eta.
CLARK'S 19th CRUISE, FEB. 3, I8l
TO
THE
Bv fle-flt-llv ClimTtA Q..-rt ..... a a
"EMPRESS of SCOTLAND" oil burner. 20 OW
OMteas!65 DAY CaUUE. $00 sad up) 19ya
te Egypt sod Pslsitles; SpslnTllaly, Greece. mZ
BuaerB Pa.iloe Play Tours, $00 up?
Ilartiet Tour. te. 200 h. Ulli M.
CiUlesple, Klnperls & llrurd. 111 Wulneg
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MEDITERRANEAN
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iiui.ii.iiiii a im nii.inr. .iu n rT n sn.i ..
ubl en May 1, lilil, te stoaiielders ei
record en the Inieks of the mmpany at th.
.nml, ' ,,Wr":1' 1U"- Checks will JtNOTICK ANM-AL MKKTINtl
TtoaMayrllel!2.,,'ll b9 C1SCJ fr0m Apr"
"CLARENCK C. liHI.NTO.V.
i reasurer.
THE LiVNU TITLE ANU TRUST CUMPINV
-. ,. , -March 31,'luij
rPl a 18,000.(100.00
Surplus 0.000 001) nn
Undivided profit .,, j 3"i'S2! "2
The Heard of Directors of the Land Title
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"JT 'OTn,mnv V.'l d h"Ui M Iho off re
i,f A"" ?mr;n,-U r.ltln ,V,d W,,'"h "reel,,
'n the Cltv of Chester Pa . en the 4th dv
of Mar. 1022. ut SiSu e'rlnek. . w - .V.
.,. .ui Ljin
election ni Directors ana the transacts of
any ether business that may come before
the meeting.
M O, MITCH.
secretary.
At S P.
J5pTIIK ANNUAL MKET1NO or THU
iiiemeers ana loanneidurs of tht i
1. 1922 tn kin-UKiH..J. .uiws.fi r-i-i-iru win i neia en Tniirsdui
.M.'-Aprli-ls': fwl? andVr.Vra'n.: l a.'I.OTV.,l?4. ". "I". ?." CnSSnei
JU.UIHI te the Sllinlun .1 . ... ' "'! fc .",-,,-,
ferrtd Jl.oeu.ooo te the Suiplus Account, in in
creaslne the Surplus te 510.000 oeo
LLWIS P. UKU1EH. JR .
Treasurer
FEDERAL TRl'riT COMPANY 01'
PHILAIii-.i.iiiiis
Ilread und Federul Streets
hlch ttmn un eleellnn ,uin ..
held for si Directors te sre a t.-rm of
rtirce sears.
WILLIAMS U. CADWALAUKR.
Secretary.
Kjyi'HB ANNUAL MLKTINO OF THE
i """ Stockholders nf ti -h...n... t.r:
.vH,.,,. mirri. .....i, r-...n...... r. ; ..--' rirrri
. April 'JO, in'' ' ""'" uiiii.n unci election or Directors
of Dlreteu hine this day I t0. '.'J Pr "i" 'n8iini; ear HI be held
ins nearti or uireteu hme this day u. .7."' m"r "'"'nauinir eer ulll be held
declared a dlMdend of no (3) per crel upon ?,' th,' emc,) 15 ,h,9 Cemptny, 1001 Merris
the Capital Stock of rtie Cempanyl painbie ".u U11inB' 0n MeDUar. May 1. 1088, it 19
May 1. 1022. te stockholders of record ii ' ,"' n00n" r,.. .
the close pf business en April 20. le H QILLINOHAM. Secretory,
I'neritfa will lui riielln.l - - v
Checks will be mulled
H. K RICHARDS
Treasurer
TI1E SIXTH NATIONAL HANK
Philadelphia. Pa!, Apr U l" 1B--
.e.9nnJise,C,d,;".d.htsref,h fx fcr cnfe ?
KgrWr'B'.lV.llg?- te &?
Checks will be mailed.
WILLIA3I SALTER,
. Cashier,
LEE IlimilER & TIRE CORPOIIATIIIN
New Yerk. April 20. Ill"'
The Directors of the Leu Rubber V "Tir
Corporation hae this day declared annii
erly dlMdend of l'lfty cents (BOc) ''l1. "L1'
rtte capital stock of this cempan?. ajsbls
June I, 1022, te stockholders of ., , J?
the close of business May in, 1025. d '
imi-niHS, Jit.. Serretarv
Proposals
. SPRINnRCSOHTS
, LAKE HI'NAPElNH.
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rVJKaiNUDENnOTRI.
MAMirACTURERS AND ESTABLISIIl. T,
Atalera desiring te bid en STppufs TrSfHbJ
ftaTe Hospital for the Insane at baavlli.
fay. during the year endln . n"VlU!
mu rssssa bms
EN
LAKE SUNAPEE, N.H.
On the "Ideeil Tour"
SEASON JUNK 24 TO Ot'TOUKR
''c'leif t.i Ul""''"'lns rilentele.
iielf, Tennis, Ileatlne, Canoeing,
Bathing, Flshlnir. Saddle Horses, Danelna
Attractive July nnd Season lutes.
a:u,e.?gN.-vr,,! o.Ii.cek,e, ""t '" "
mS Bl I A5ik 0f,ce! Het Weylln.
Mtn Bt. Madisen Av. Plata 3042.
FRENCH TOURISM CO.
offers three exceptional tours
including; all expenses
FRANCE BY MOTOR
(v. ilu from pert te pert
Chateau teun-rj Pjremes Riviera,
Alps Jun Us.un Lurrnlne Hattleflelds.
1 Irst Class Truvt-l Throughout
I'rs. f270 t tin-sent ran about 1741.00
FRANCE BELGIUM ITALY
SWITZERLAND
PASSION PLAY
ll Rail mid Aute
SallltiB- Juls 1st riMurnlriit Sept. 0th.
Frs. 710(1 pi -i 1211.1 iin-ui fMtes Tutal
at prt-miit r.ite ubeut IHOI.OO,
UNIVERSITY STUDY TOUR t
r-i-eniy-te ilss Inrludlng six weeVs1
Sm-i al Suminur Courses ut Tinneh ifi.
crslty and ituiia-rnus incursions by rail
und auto
I'rs. 4303 plus 1255 ocean fares.
Tetnl at prestnt vxchnngu about 1000,00,
Rutes fiuntnl In fr-inis te give you
full bcnrllt of the rxrlinnge,
i'reffratns eiui I'attlmifars front
RAILWAYS OF FRANCE
2HI I'.ftli Ainue nt 30th Street,
New erk.
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Banks Business Colleges TS! "' 'W
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chepw. Only socialist, have sT JhVne M ii
business today. Day H-hii wi-ir.:'-'?..'"".'
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