sSiESsSJH BPPM1IBS EVENING' PUBIilO LEDGER PHIEADELPHIA", " MONDAY, '- AUGfrST 2i, 192 14 ktf- rCi& Daily Mevie Magazine "1 Itis nml tlic uncprtnlntlei of employ ment Mm be If wn thnt snnic prr prr i'seiinlltv tluit illtl it for lilin, but be I pet rongetil.il p.n-ts almost from the E DROPPED IN TO PAY A CALL ,ss ' '" " i ' ' ' .---B-' l Bfi255HSB SsessmsSbbw .BPrffl jrTfyv f!ifc ttfc 3KvB ."BPr .BBABBBBBBBBBBBBBBBhBk kVBAW w ris Mini utinnt tniiru nil UrninKrilV. if it' f: w "Tjk m BP ... aH JBBBBr T xfit ,1 XOw s. !.. ? aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaataaaaaaiT vfstfeTBBBJiSaHitEijBj laaaaVH BBBBfii evABl BV l While Semret Mntiehfim' ta.v miuem I'! t . 1 en tli l'nclm C.m-r .lellti Hrt-w f-'i'k "In uppni umi'i m Illllil uhli'll lie lllls nl.ls n'l-i'il t.i n m n 'ln i.ipli' lie met ii ntim'ier nt' ulil n.t'ii'i- in Inline ' i I". i lie lattei li.i 'i h.it li -i ttiuln'i .11 .' e iiiituii upl.uu "' m iilnvinc i xitnu -tuille-t nf i plaver ie Mil Why THE MOVIE FA.YS LETTERBOX n iicnrv m m:ki.y It. 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Ill writes: ' I.ens lim I HlftVn'il in sili'iie - ir li.iii i .i ii ili 111 A'.l I.' vei. the ihfi'ipli I iile- meat' mntieneil in Miue i i" ' mm" rorreipnudrtit' ceiiitimnii at mi- It I de nut i'ir I believe n wis uin.'ied ' tecether fnim tin' uii" - 'uieted llit of v!iiiie -1 lm filming irt tl..- lli.mi- it'.n I felt iKiximii h-i.ni what in field hud prej.ibl bn-n r nwmble. taut i- uu- fe tive ep c of bl"t i m- i .m;in i :.ir4i'ii j- ii'- -t.iiiu f an i : - uithniit r-eiT-ii.r 111 111 V l t ' HI' -..-..- - --- - - r. te the ln-h miUiJii-'Ini'u' . n-ii-tUm-Mml per-en" .hhiiihiiIi It n- without all that ilmip mi-t'l i-ft'-'t. trrni. d.ri-i t and pewerfn' "Who v m tin- Miii tnnrt nmi he Mt" it that i-t.utvd in tie t,i'i' Terbiun-1 jWait a tn mite' .- -, ' '!'' traight ' .Judgment" .i" ' fe .nded nr, n Itnttvid lll.'ll nilll M.lW "tllHlt. wntm t n ii Tr iv.m Mnrv rudur and t lnv"MriiUen I51n-nin' the ptire t slter lid iii laud ll.it pnrrdoxi pnrrdexi ial! rli-'it ! i d eruel he.i The linS in tn. uidii'i'i' lii"i niKlit iijpeniled v .-'I t.i i1 it.' point Ii ! Iiuide ft pei lalU uhiii he ued thu mail Tint r-VHulfd hi- jmuir te put it nite "i 'In- t"- I'll" iiiv i i.i Id l..i vnt ltiilliip-. imd tli" audi e:i e ii r iilmen a- iinen'-tinx hi aie the piny lunie. m than eme of them '1 ii s! nl i miMt nkili Uu hunl Uarthi'lmi'S" ii i ei hum rpi.111 ,- v ." -.-- with inmi" lneldetitiil trlpn te Uosten and Philadelphia. . Hut he liken pii'tiu-en better, tliey Che hlin III eenliiK'- for theattegfilni; 1 or for home lite with hN wife nml two, kldi lie lui" done Mime netnble picture . vrurl.. tee .T it-1 teei'titly we had him, in 'Foel Tin re Was" mid li ii 'u I'rlMiuer of Zendn ' Then l here wh ln line pi rfertn.ime in ' I'litthbn'iiid ' inher plftmes wete "The Kner'i i fnd." ' Man's Des,.,. "Held IIj the j rnem,' "Milestone-. The Cen nrt " "Oen't Vei;le( t Your Wife", Menu IJewll. ' "Nomads of the i NerTb ' "Mutlled lirums" and "The (iehleu Smite ' It -ei iiim tn tin' Alum llubeni did pln with William S Hart In the old Tri.ms'e dm-, but mr tncmer m hn?v , nml my neeiiN tioiieemmlttiil .tu tm readei Bite ileti n i 1 1- itifoiiuatien'.' "iwettle" wntes "I was miieh pitnsed te read 'Wniinn I oil ' letter I'heut Meli .Maleii" mid t'elleeti Moete I (.lnnet iinder-t.ind wii Melh deesti t tet meie of n chnlii'i' Miuhe Colleen lis mete pul, mehlie m. Inehbe sn "And nnetliT Bill who, I am sure, It In' meie full niesnized mid finally nine iti'e bei i.u I- .fiisi-pliliie Mill sln ' i ine-t dcllKhtfili Unl swiet, .laietiil and pepp mid when if i nines tn i pl i'-s,nn, 'Merci ' lis imr "Kieueli 1'nu would sa she usiuilh plavs, with Nial limns Whale er hetame of Kmin Wehlen.'l "If m ees nre tired. I'm inthir 'id when Ten Sare's Almnnm luini'i iil.nii In-eanse I then close them and, lime n cieil iest mil il 1 lit- nnTi fetiture. i if I'eiir-e. I ienll7e h' Is- ver cleer. Iml nil. I in think he Is se til "Mime! ' iiw M.idnnna- mid Men' mid did 1 In'.ii in one -.e I. M I". eeiilil ;n ' " Hi Mil ' (i' II i ll.lt"'! still mill. .iti i a'l tin- line that denize' Alll-- n 'I ne It llllli. l'lisslmi jh the be-t tliini, in pntiiris- ili.it 1 lime seen, mid 1 ve -ei-ti aben nil nt them that a i weith will!.' i line mete tli.nj In fore I wear von i nut ill til's h"t wi.ltht'1 it la reallv ) impel tnnt. t heissjli ' M aunt s a sum piitnie fan atid j ,v ;i 1-n semt'W hat ln'rnis Mie is Sfieatly distiirbnl I. iienpl'' and tliuiBs ditritirf the run n'' a pi tuir Tin ii'.hei day it was (t fluid Ktf iib up and down m the sent ii1k.h1 et nei Aimther time the lending ' .if tu!i .t'nud. people talking te one niieiher or a tunt en the b.u-U of her i bnl. te . en j ' New, nltn ill thai, leuld m tell i mi. hnw in co .ibeii: It tn tr te step i -nine nf tin-, tnilnjain fs uiul still be' ,i 'unit' Wm. Id le pUas.., te knew I et iiiurdei If shi fiS. ' tSS&SSSmsX.3M mynttt nuhlisheri! of nil time. Startinc I WIISbSbVP q91uORD sLcSiBl Without money or influence, he made WSff' SS -is!!giB himself, through courage and ability, BBBSS Bsp'-SB net only a leader of his own profession, I mmaatt H t . i i l H nerever tne printed wera is renu. m Lera w nne 111 t.'l F ...it IK r.r. bin." nt tiiliril.'i If sli.. W ... ...J- M .... il.- .-.V. .. - te bne meie mid unite w edited In -he laiiunf ehause her seat his nppie. i,it,i- iew nf uirheut distiiieiiig e'her- Tell! tit; an usl'er Is he ml. den t nu think.' it snnlv t til.es ue-e te spe.il te the of ef fi inlets, wlmli sue l.ieu- Theru must1 lie son,,, wjj. Imt ou knew nne would j haril.y dnie t"ll a mother te make her i luld il -till .Mu-i one suffer en and, en or stay awa ' "5"rr, eii cot a bump mi the old br..n down eti the Itimeeas Mope the old line In t - still ltlt.n-t ' , I haven't mmv but I d bnblile Hem Kuic. his ltuell the pivs- i i in i if 'he iniiii.int ami mil. man nl lis tliiaiH'e al bi r wlm i a'l wants i Mlisi. nl I Inn in s'llllilalds lllul W llO .- w'lliuic ! t.sl In- mime and hH i fpiitni iwti '.I heip de r. It s a muhtr mid rntf iiiiiib.mitieii, and 1 li.ne ae if mini tueir -ludte in n't . vni' ii . i , .... 1 1. n ........ without ft.-lilii; I hilt 1 lae been In t - cnsfn t .n it ii wa .'.! ". ';, -,p , bt mt -.t and that the w nni the film was ba-.-l en the P aj et tu.it .. .lt,UUll ., , v ii..,,iiss mter name b letnr Huce l.Ilen Hn-M-i a1 played the part In the nlm but I lie er I'lane.s basil t been mmle i av the stage version in I ran t te i ,. j,,., .,,,, ,ll(,r hnMI t !,. anv nb. ?.0-" :: "Trrj:'''-:,"' v' n,t .. !"r Midi !i ny S,.,,,J llltilffniunt ' tn M work nml was -errr .' tetter pepuiar re. ejitimi i v geed pi'f e ! ,1 il in' meet a Jehn Orae writes: II Come tn defend '1 lii'd i I'l i I 11 tr ' In "our Hand- veu sa.d l'i meaM.rnb v siijiermr I fail w In Tassinii nethlns tls. llllie I r - ,.t lll-Wel n 1 II ' .i Neirri wa- ilu- t . Th"da nl Theie and manv l'.ml S.n- I'..ira l'nl.i Nesr. was Kenil Hiid l.ps. r.'oed . il..n ..'l,..c iii.'i ire were t e-- .. .- '- Wor" than an 'itieua i.ura er nun.-. .,. m it t.M me waat a- un miner it ii Tbeila I Sara A is When ii euian O'lliTS llli'lllll UK en- ptltta and .-.Untile lein.tl-s . Mill appreelllt" Theil I n hen m -. Nnzimevii in the lattei rub . 1 H.ai sli wears a blonde .s in tu'f pit l .n--an Older-made Saleme ' h llm' Will an J I am ei 2 id Theda i- '"nun: b.uk and I hope the cseme-baik is Reed and strmu' J'"p " an. one de-ere- i.ueeess it .s 1 1 eda BaVn I think -lie j- t'" u.e-t . n.e. j crltlei7ed woman in the nlm world "Tell the truth Mr Ne'dt. dun i ye i think Thuln reuld no wonders w .th a tcoed Fterv.- Wh with a apabl" d recto.- like Stanlaws and u Bnud stm v there wouldn't b anv mere Tela Ntsn lv t,e wu wmit Kiinpaii s sue tvltllV I'e Mill kiln' Winre I I'-'l'l tddiess liei-'' And iilinit .Ine an J l'i i i limi relations nni in. si th.nk I ki.f ' a all m life i unln l Tn i nni..e th. ie jnHrknb'e mbbinii" Why. with 'net bluek u mi .n Orphan- of th Sfnrni one mi.'ht think t mis 1't.Millti In r elf " I'l he '. b.aii's jjettiu.' a'nii' all r t;lit thanks Imt wii'Te did jeii eier .'if ihe lmplesslen there was an lil le.lert In I'1' it'ir aunt Is up iiitnin-si it. I m afraid Only thing she inn de I- (put unities ami co te ihureh If sue eeiild iiiaiii;!' te ii'iite it i eellei Imu with the nmid-eme jeung u-hir us sin went m ' -lie wouldn't he dis-irbid, unless the I'luui slienhl fine inn loud I never ....I. I...n..a .. 1.. ,..r ... .r.u,. . I U I 'II U JlllL. s j uu . II lUiilll' Mill UU nl - nil knew i unit ei.'it pennltttd weniin in lake yeim' ihildrtn in with tin in The' are invariably nn annevan e l!ur lb" ether ilistiuuiiiices seem te l,e iiuienc the 'imltiiH of living u the same eenimnu.tv with people w he I liave tm sense of (.ten ihe simplest tiinu.imi nt'i's of tnnd tuste There's iietiunc we nii de ii boil t It, Uliferlll-i na'ilt I I hateii't heard of Kninir Wehlen i -.me tne far 1 undi'thtaml -Jie went I 1. 1 k t. . j -t i .a -ne was a A'iciiiiesp, t i i, tm w- ami I hate no riield of her, wiii'iii: .iinr .ii ni tues or en the si If i II sin, e i r ii. i b uu te abil-.t . Imt In b"t ntfi. . a'triietneiiess mid n- that .iiium- -ii l,ii,-elt upon tile tlappeis and the undeveloped euns-,eis. te of ii meie -i 1 1 .a- 1 1 1 ml ' sunn I ,ni realu -I i ions te be sntlstiril siiliiiib.inite I ii-lee w tn tei erv heart il w In n mi nv that theie H -nnieth.iijc in l.en is "-tone n. tins that (.etsiiirn-s i- I think t "ii'r siiiiai it wiie' iili-ludes intt II. Reiiee and tliar m -te' mis snmitliinj; he h ll likes peep.e ilisl.li lllelt ,ke nr (lis. ike ii- -.tulle Went i. i the state !' the .igi nl M'.tt 111 1 W.iS llllllMinll f"r- t ii i e n I, s lueiiirii i' imeer. fm he m'tii knew the hird-hips li.u tistm in- PHOTerLAVB rnoTei'i.AXH 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 Company of America. QD . 1 HOMFSON ST3. t tTINT.F "s'yj. . A Df-N.1 I r RAYMOND HITCHCOCK in no uri t mir 7116 NIXON-NIRDLINCER ffc . THEATRES IKJ LlOllfH .V elHAItD A MS. 11 tTIM K UMbl ACTHR PAULINE STARKE , no. -Ki.u- or i.'Jii r-irnAn cot., a. r-t-r,,,;" .,rl-.-T StiUBlWIMW? I-l-VI -r, int ar.dTp M EFLMONT J-r' ALSOVR MAllKBT Jl-.U.lVlli 1 1 3,) 4 3, n 30 te H V. ui. DOROTHY DALTON In "THY, ( Itntsnv r n i .. ,..,., .. I 10 Set ML .r I i nmi Il I' k iTell tn i wnit I H tin ! (tcnireus If te i li ,e '1 n Cite tun rut penni imi nil l.i.e In - Hew's t iii isk hi" t.i like Ii frnnklt It -II" nhews a u.t sinieu" eftnlt 'n d hi' til n;. 1" J P un "'"' flaw i 'I and .m la i tiiri but. horn sl't. 1 in n it expe. te de it. Tela Ner. is new p'iparin,' .i i , 10 mis iiiiiuirt if in. ii.' the La-kv siuuln i.t Astmia itunie. h in I 11 he real t l lla i I ., ;e a ,i hi I', it d n ' Meter lid 111 1 h t.n' n l'i' uu j I i I'll! h- 11 Al TIMOR F '' I 1M I . Vll l-- h,Y r' " i CONSTANCh BllNWtT In '1111 M Kfcl'WAIJxIIK ' BLLEB1KU ..hi - mtn ii MARION DAVIES hi in vi .1 nnru ' COLONIAL .",-M. Wti THOMAS MEIGHAN III It I l IIIM ITII N FA IRMOUNT -"',-,; k.VA,i.7 PEARL WHITE GUY EMPEY in "tlll.l.lONAIKK HIK VIIAA COLISFUM M"kft '' Eeth eem DOROTHY DALTON In ' TIIJ ltls(is f HA,LhN(,j"t '. JUMBO N1'' ,--T 4 f'JlsAHD AVK ' LOIS WILSON LEADER4 '.f i-ANCAHrun"iva RAYMOND HITCHCOCK in -nil, IIK.AI T sunn LLOYD GEORGE N0RTHCUR1 w Tlllth about erthcliffe Just returned from his triumphant trip around the world, the richest and most power ful newspaper man in all Europe engaged in one last bitter dispute with the British Premier. Lloyd Geerge, who is by no means the first statesman Northcliffe made or unmade will certainly be the last. Though he actively managed nearly a hundred publications ranging from the famous Londen "Times" and "Daily Mail" with 2,000,000 circulation a day te the "Children's Encyclopedia," Lord NerthclifTes great est strength never lay in his newspapers. WHERE ? Read the real facts in Hearst's Inter national for September. Mere fascinating than any novel ah intimate personal study of an astounding man, by Nerman Angell, for ten years one of NerthclifTe's trusted editors. A Fight in St. Bartholemew's WHAT would happen next Sunday morning if Christ, himself, with a few lowly followers, walked up the aisle of our most fashionable church? Read what did happen in Upton Sinclair's new and sensational novel "They Call Me Carpenter!" Reatf hew differently the different newspa pers reported the disturbance. Read in Hearst's International for September hew "Jehn Dee Carpenter" was ejected from his own church and thrown into the city prison as an anarchist! The Setter Wife A Nevel of a Weman Who Found Herself SHE felt like ether women, thought like ether women and yet her terrible past, cruelly forced upon her would net down! This is only one of the three great novels by Gouverneur Merris, Upton Sin clair, and Sir Gilbert Parker in Hearst's International for Septem ber. Yeu will find also seven spark ling short stories. As a magazine of Fiction alone Hearst's International should go at the very top of your readinglist. Try it this month ! Henry Swallows Old Bait TTENRY FORD'S whole PROOF of a world-wide Jew Conspiracy was founded en a certain Protocols. Did you knew these costly documents wer.e: (J. ) complete forgeries. (2) dis credited in four languages before reach ing Detroit. ( 3 ) copied out of a 60 year old book that had nothing te de with the Jews. Fer the silliest felly of all the JEW-MANIA, read the latest of Nerman Hapgood's sensational series in September Hearst's International irmly. 1'nlu Neml. Themas .Mulfhun, ..tiip wem iik Mniui:i" JACK HOLT nek Helt and ,, bu... I, or etlirr, . ,-.UX,"iNh--fnS: - is. I'THE.MJLN.rNr.OXOt ,;RAnI,r,.. outfit fi mt n let of luu si.s-U- fruin MPLKIAL ,jt, j je n-ji .7 a WIVON'S AMBASSADOR B't. at.. : Ye,:''-::.,,"t;L -,., . richard barthelmess iSfffi51?.a-'. i n t u i I toen kllWKJt W, tilt- !,- lull swiiib itli I'lsif Fergus-eii Aim Brady. 1'nlii Nestil. Themas Mulchim Jn mi m Yi-u nnu ihni oil -lienk of i'. Pclilldkriiiit unl ln-'l. li II1'" I'1;"' cilln hi t li ii i ir.iixi 'liirlf i- li ' fcllV lllsl,l lll.'ll I'll- U- I'luti'tl oil Miir at'f'eunt ' 1 tstn.w ii ib.ip li u't eXBi'ti l:kt tin- ii'-iirts if S'hiiiii i. i' the l n-l.itt'1 -.it l'i"' " " far" ii 1 Iviie i In -UITIHM 1 II n GREAT. PSTiv "" L0CUT ""D..DclK .3 j Is Your Country Club Immoral 1 IS your Country Club mere immoral than u Broadway Dance Hall? Is it worse for your yeunp son or daughter than an uptown Cabaret.' Down te Frank Ward O'Mnlley en his quiet New Jersey farm came the newsjthat the world was getting wickeder and wickeder. Naturally he could net withstand tire temptation te go onto Broadway and see for himself. What he found in New Yerk's Night Life he tells you in "SINNING IN SILKS and SANCTITY" in Hearst's International for September. 1 n the same great, number, read "Peggy, " "In the New fork jVIanner," "When a Girl's Thirty," and "The Gioconda Smile," four of the seven unusual short stories te be found only in this magazine, WORKING with Nerman Hapgood te make Hearst's International the most distinguished magazine in the world is Will Bradley, famed for his skill in design. In the September number he has created in picture, type, and brilliarU colors -& magazine te delight your eye Can Yeu Trust Your Docter? WITH nearly fifty thousand remedies te cheese from, no wonder all but the soundest doctors fall into handing ever as a personal pre scription some skillfully exploited patent cure! Ne wonder hundreds of thousands of people prescribe for themselves across the drug counter. Nothing in your life is mere important than the choice of a doctor Whether you cheese for your family an alert up-te-date physician or aft' spectable quack may mean the difference between happiness and utter misery! DOCTORS and DRL'G MONGERS the first of a series by Dr. Paul R. de Kniif, in Hearst's International for September, tells in clear, simple language the exact principles that will guide you safely in the choice of a doctor. And every mother or father, every responsible guardian, every man or woman, who must knew bow his doctor mea ures up, will find, this article absolutely beyond the value of money! L1BEKIY ..ATIVBK DAILlT ALICE LAKE ii rj- 0 ami Ai' ! CJrt Bt M MM- T,A II. T l'i ...0 I true foncvpiieri et inn eurr iiuifriri..i .... -" r , ni wuiiii intrtinej I rhe winter first ,avIUcl.ard 13,,r; RGENT torkPe A teU p" I MEMBERS OF M.RT.O.A. m-ss Hi 'BrekeilJ HIcusemh ana "" ",,Kfni, punnrninv il ' I will never fercet it or him Mr AT STROKE of MIDNIGHT" I rPRMAVTnTM bbie crm.ntewn a7 th-ltness ami Al- Francs .he of Al liXvvTAViNUH- I kKMAN 10WN Jatejbb"da,t ' w ilinMciil facp) nre her fuverlt". D Al TO Ct rvt pkhepken st. IVY DIJICF Nnilmnva nml Klm FirjiiMn nml K1VtHP1 PI AYTON itii.' ,,, Urn. Kieileiick nml Hvcet hitle Ulu ETHfcL tLAI 1U . nljinu' vxiif.!- Mr. W. !'. 1 write.: ' A tii.nni Jlf' (orreniemleiit fur our leiumii Bhe (ins bi-eu remlnu' it tm men li but iUc hasn't nuwli tiiim ler riiini; Ldht nishl. hewtver, stic su "T -able DiiMii.' m sIim is i-iimi.illul te Itive t'Ht Sui'li reinuilcible nrtinit U....1. l,. ...... if.. I v..u 1 1 L-r. Minnie Adams ! cum .-u. - j . .....-- -- u 1. ..A n.w i.rtf in., i.t lna UllPf IOUI II llliv vui.'-!..vi. ". ..... .'" "The winter first saw Hlcliard 13nr Vinms iii 'Hrokeift HkmseinH1 nml he v Hrth the rulln Fieileilck ami neet 111 tie I.llu lee, rut' giiea.iiMiKi'ri nre iiii mitri tstlliK iih hpwtudch, bin thi'.v mil t mt net .ill, .in. (i "Wliv ceiililn't Ati-f Fr-iiii-is In- .i tarV lie is tar suju-nur t" Wnll nml Uiul iiml etheih Ierlinis i' n lire us'' Ii" liiiMi't out' 1'r.J n'jle Dt1i1' in net nu riiirrtHiniiiR thpni'', but net all phetuplny frequenters eon een Uer tbe story enlj. The wrltvr gees Wt ncc luverura act regaruicns or ar prescnunf. 'thtlmtM plays tfalntt jmel- rr?iFNT Geerge Arliss in "Disraeli" HulUif ltflil & i.frn'.'llnc Turrar "I nrimn; MCnOOnnV t. IJAVbKTOKD 'THE MAN FROM' HOME" -;,D";"'' A.ldM-luirrr "enimi V J.ir of. KW.l' 5 I HAND - J" mn ivivcnMik i R A PALM rrvA --ivrw.w. -".-- JACK HOLT In "1IIK lillIM tOMKIIIAN' ' lt. ' I, Ft.. llminlul llnilk'! II 1(1 I IIP amiiiMT i w..-- "THE VERMILION PENCIL" NIXON iiD AND AKWr WTB"" -'IS. 7 anil ALICE LAKE In II lh' 69TH ST Th",r' Opp ITrmlal JACK HOLT In "IIH". M,V I .NCOMUTrtAnLK" Otrmu'ewn At. $J. Vwemag THOMAS MEIGHAN In "Ul'K I.U.YJJIM1 tirizr.N" Hear sfs International AT OTHER THP.ATRF.Q In "FOK TUB IIKI l.w Hth MAT . .wv-r-. n4th A. Ilaltlmerrt Ar. SHLKWUUU "map . i.vk 33 w1 B ' prreciuuij. W71K. JMTI CONSTANCE TALMADGE In -UIIIN I'l Al r 333MARKETn'lM'-,eii",'J THOMAS MEIGHAN AOrMnDC UUJCA8TBR PIK I PmtI Whit., A Vkfin PrdiV P.RAMT -'2 OIIIAKD AM5 -""' ' li' ' 'J F ni- 7 I f "THE SILENT CALL" cliji-l lluimil il nf I hi- 1-nilii-r I'mhfrs' September Number MAGAZINE 119 WEStT 40m STREET, NEW YORK New out Get it today uvneAL cfanrm JEFFERSON SWIW,S,!AASK AGNES AYRES In "TUB (IHIII.AI." DADf RIOOB AVU. A DAUPHIN ST. rrtrvrv Ma. s . kv. nns te u EARLE WILLIAMS ta "BEBTUSai SOGU" ., Read the Want Ads in Classified Section it 3? 1 t ' ft b Z, ..ii TIT i ii- . 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