rra?? XJKWRK&,'iRSfflraBS s?r- MlMBMPWWIliHHIIMwPWVWi,vffllW ?TTfnWHHffS!'S7WDIHH ft-. rn rW)SE. WKr - ' WW' '-" v ' lim& J'1 w m&wm s (f . - I fj, ' .M Gfe Daily-Mevie Magazine 3 FOR THE FILM FAN'S SCRAPBOOK 7fE ilOKE FtN'S LETTERBOX By HENRY M. NEELY Rajmeml Breuuan writes: "There It. I nm told, n pernicious 'movement' en font te pliote-drumatiye Eugene O'XelH's anthropological remanre, 'The Hairy Ape.' The identity of the pro moters of this iguoble scheme is thus far purely conjectural. "It is 'debetitly te be wished' that wlicn the roster is made public, the hallowed and 'hollered' name of Mr. Griffith be net found therein. Mr. (iriflith is 0110 of the best known evan gelists in the 'game' today; nnd is even Mttcr known us a manufacturer of the very let-t 'epies' te be hnd In America ; t nnv price. But, say you. 'epic-,' nre ne tiling and hairy apes are another "Just whut geed a movie version of 'The llairj Ape' would de anybody is fir tne subtle for me. Suppose 'D. W.' would flese down his 'epic plant' tem poral II) and direct his energies toward 'findliiK' Guieth Hughes, or something te play the suave 'Yank'? 'Oh, horror, horror, horror! Tongue no hfart can not conceive nor name' what? "New the stage play afforded a rare opportunity for these of us, who, per rhanei. were 'rusty' in our blaspheme blaspheme blaspheme oseplij. and inclined te treat lightly also, the numerous advantages attend ing tin- knowledge and expeit use of vnospiieriis miiiinage, I "Leuis Welhelin, it Is said, was a teacher of mathematics, or something. 1 This repeit, however, lacks authentic 1 confirmation, nnd remains mere or less , in dnlinte. I On the ollier hand, there can be no doubt whntuwer of .Mr. Welheim's tin. canny ability ns nn exponent of ait- tanAAil ...?.. .... . 1 .. , v .1.1.. .1 1 :1'" iNumiiiiut"'. in mis nraucii Jlr. Holheim has mere than justified his liuinis 10 eminence, anil no one 111 or out of the Heuse of Correction can hope. te ne with him in the scope and profundity of his knowledge. "Whj, then, the meilc version?" (Teil knew- tin- vi ry old story of the Irishman who said. 'Heserrn. Ol'in Aiii ''"n,t ,'.'"e "BI,'. hcenue, if ' til I I I. I, I ,,,,, (Vt',1 n t r. .... .... l l.n.A ' cm.' 'The Hairy Alie" it the 1ri-.hinii'. ' ster Klther .veu livl it or ,vnii hn'u' It. Fe inn ilmi't n,-n.. .. nw .. 1:1 : I i0 ,""' It wiih treinenileiisly impressive and lank wouldn't have been Yank' uitlieiit hiH eiiiHlni;. If you nren't In- I tfrr-sttMi ,, Yiinlts of this vveil.l. lae Il.-uiy Ape" is net for you; if Jt-ii .ne. .veu leulize tlmt the eimlng Is nn liisepniabli' part of him. It is net Juerelv an eiiiuNliicntleii, but a trim I wiitlen. ((!e,,h: Arcnt 1 the Mar little ilicnim. tlnniBli!) 1 ean vhualize "The Hairy Ape" as! powerfully eeinpelHnc film ami I Unevv I could thoroughly enjoy vvntchliiK It ' Bin , ,i, . ,1'r uneiy vvetllillll lie r.:v' ' lu-uine in tne neiihe te ins- - " IIH-. ) . '' ('. K. Wlltes , "Yeu i-ay the only ..hi, we i an de about Wallace Held Jn.'! i'1 J,esse F-asK " letters, f-lltng htm what we think. And what twn.e v euM theJ have of R.'ttiiiK past W. i ' " ''"'rl'N and Heeretiu-leiV ' JUM about that of Hr. preveibml snow- I i.'.'J''? '"J)vie niiR'ae wantN te Knew ' w Ml tin, fnns ,)t 1)1t t,10 0)lv U1((, i --.-.. ii hikii ie u-ueli iiuit l the velet fnlllM i. ',. """ M1Mr IH tilf iwiv i. i; i i . ill' --MM -, ft I'll 111 money n 1 "l ,1 Alt,,,ji ., H- ,M .. ' . , ' i.. ii- miiiij, even llieilKIl '.'"i"' avv.iv with ...,ii... i i.i.,. lit, -, xtw.tll 1 ,111- IJHlPl.-ll, " Mill I ilnl. 1 1' ..,,.,1. i- .. .. i... ,,, ! 'll'll IIIH- II. "V, '" M'' lilm HIJ (nine hiicK would ,,-.- ,i nillil Willi IP kliinim Stniini. IH tne it t..i,V,rlU nl,il f' Wallace Held.' Mrnf.,1 ,,. ' ""' '"" who as nnv nun tkevn .... '""" "i ciitertnlnin us it., i' , ill ". ranted thai he U espcelnlly n "1'J'iir, tliei oil fanes." men t even glviiii; hire TJtdLh" ""' if -"-I, a Ceil,, , i""rM uiu Ml.lUf J H 'K,:?,l,,l,,,,'l,'',' "Twt. If every fife I i( I. , ,,,,l'"',""''t vveul.l Bct ami v, ,N '" I'"iIn te head n end t.M 1!,l!,0,,l1ltt! "Wally Held I'est' tlii' 1' L '"".li1" ",allf'1 ,l,l,n " "'"'". would ii, """ "'' '" nolljwne.1 " v , M"1' ""l tak" ne,',f. Hlmll . .-" mi iiil'i itri in ni.i .. ...... J'-. I''. .Mm-, in. i, ..- i lie i.i......'.. .""""." " icaiiiiiB men Heert m .-rm of th H t try." Marshall Nellan in "Kebeccn of Sunn.ibroek l-'arm" nnd Mnhlen Ham ilton in "Daddy Lengleg-." Freud, writes "It has been a long time since I have been in your column, but this 'r.ubltch-I)e Mllle' creed e( jeurs (a very subtle way of making the fans het) Intrigues me. I have seen' both 'Manslaughter' and "Die Leves of 1'haraeh,' nnd altogether I thought the latter very beautiful. I was disap pointed lit it as a whele. I read 'Man slaughter' In the I'es-t, but the picture' was cry (intercut and yet 1 enjoyed It, except that prehistoric ret. "If you can tell me why the Acad emy of the Fine Arts, usually free, will have (we or three people peregrinating around while across the street (at least last Monday night) people were fight ing te see 'The Dcml-Virgln,' I will then tell 5011 what Is the matter with the movie fans, "I nm net a critic, just a gallery boy who leeks longingly for the time when rilOTOri.AYH 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. AI LI A IVIDE) A l'JTH AMI MOIUU8 -VI-nAmerVrt Mat.at 2: Evg.H-4S A 0 Wm. Farnum in "Moonshine Valley" ADDED "CAPTAIN K1DD," M0. 5 APOLLO tD A THOMPSON BT9, MATISTE DAILY HOUSE PETERS Rnd MATT K00RE in 'THE STORM" ARDMORE SR, itodeiph Valentine & Eltinne-JulUn , avb. - in "THE ISLE OF LOVE" AQTriB EIGHTH A UlUAItD AVB. rtO 1 Jl MATINRB DAILT "What'. Wrong With the Women?" BfCIAI. CABT in RI T IFRIRT IlrenJ It Susquphannc Dl.VJCOirlV Cimtlmwus ? until 11 CORINNE GRIFFITH InJ'HJLAND WIVES" rni nMiAi '- Mallow oe.l avm, -in 7 -.J 'I i. f DOROTHY DALTON In "THE SIREN CALL" r. l, FAIRMOUNT vmh Jack Helt, "While Satan Sleepi" ' ADDED 'IN THE DAYS OF BUFFALO BILL' ADDED- ;ATtJ CT THEATTli: llelew Spruce jj in ui, j. MATINKi: DAU.Y I , WALLACE REID la "THE DICTATOR" GREAT NORTHERN W.SV SWf. WILLIAM FARNUM In "MOONSHINE VALLEY" IMPERIAL aZll. reLSVft CHARLES RAY In "A TAILOR-MADE MAN ' I inrTDTV IHtOAD ft COI.l'MIHA AV. L.lnli.rl t mvtivi'i: hvily ALMA RUBENS "VALLEY OF SILENT MEN" in ORIENT Wceillniiil Am. t CM St MATIVKn HAILV CONSTANCE TALMADGE in "WOMAN'S FLA0E" OVERBROOK'W.VTva MAD0E BELLAMY unit LLOYD HUrtHES lu "LOVE NEVER DIES" DAI M KII,Xi(HlllII AVK AND MAY MacAVOY in ' THE TOP 0. NEW YORK Adiled J3utfr Kraten In "The Hih Skn" DCPCMT Mirlid St. Il'lew l.tli SHIRLEY MASON In "LIGHTS 01" THE DESEItT" dTaI TO UEHMANTOVVN AVKXUB K1AL.JV.J at Ti'i.i'intrx.'Kii.v sr. CLAIKE WINDSOR ind MILTON SILLS, In "ONE CLEAR CALL" 333MARKEt"vV,:;i;!i-V CHARLES RAY in "A TAILOR-MADE, MAN" EyKNJtpkCTMfiWiyJIA. .BipyQOTQBEB', 13,. ,1922 ' .11 11 ., . f .. 1 ., 1 1 I 1 , I 1 l 1 f 1 J 1 I I '.. - TCVTCVTn. 'TTTJTiTni (he vnsf mnjerlty will "top" pu.vlni for I Imnk nnd t'rnvc (or kemcthing, n Mcr-T7 ten e( the Movies says, worth while. "I am sure the fans would iike le hear (rem Kitty Kensington ngaltv. She Is nil wrong about 'Mente Crlste,' but her humor seems Irrepressible. "The I'nsun CrlUc" wrltcv-'Yeur r.ubitsch-I)e Mllle controversy Inter ests me. I had Intended te Inke. In 'The Leves e( Plinrneh' en my usual Hnturdny excursion downtown, but wn prevented whciv It )yas withdrawn. "I then hhewed the crroneeiiH Judg ment e( going te nee 'DeMlllcslaiighter. which, In my opinion, ranks with Her Glided Cage' as the piffle champion of 3022. I thought It candidly- Cecil's worst, although most e( the critics pecmed te (cel that It was several shades better than his last (cw. Mebbe se. hut If that Inst hokum-filled subtitle where Tem asks Lcntrlcc what the gov ernorship amounts te compared te love and happiness with .von (and tben withdraws from the ramnalen) was really culled from the Ducr 'Miller novel the lady had better go back te her 'Clinrm Schools.' "But the teal reason of this letter Leatrlce Jey. I thought her ns nuielj out of place as in 'Saturday Mght, and wondered why the producers Insist en giving her such part. "The time that I enjoyed Miss Jey most wns the time that I first snw her In 'Bunty 1'ulls the Strings.', She were no evening gowns in that nor was she required te assume the dignified hauteur of the social queen. She was real, im mense, fascinating. New Lasky appears te be killing her along with Agnes Ayres and the Innocent-eyed May Mac Mac Avey. Is Pauline Gnren te be run ever, tee, by the Lasky steam-roller? (I want te make just one correction In your letter. There Isn't any such thing ns a LubltRch-De Mllle contro versy se for as this department is con cerned. We arc nil new nlcelv agreed en our new creed; Cecil Dc Mllle Is the greatest director In the world nnd Ij bltsch Is one of the worst. (I simply love our "De Mlllcslaughtcr" thanks (or that.) I don't knew what the present policy of the Lasky organization means. It puzzles me in one way and in nnether it doesn't. They seem te be crowding every cnt with 11 staggering list of famous names. This inevitably means Mint some of the stars are bound te be miscast and cannot de the work of which they are capable. It 4s a bad policy, artistically. Yet it draws huge crowds te the box offices and the theatre managers are willing nnd able te pay high prices for the films. The fans who object te the policy ere in a vast minority. Nsiw, In all fairness, we must realize that a producing eignnlzntinn Is n busi ness oignnizatlen and the best business man is the man who. mnnu(acttlres the Huff that the most people want nnd t as high a price as they arc1 willing te pay. Therefore but why continue? What nre jeu going te de about it?) Miss E. M. S. writes: "When I saw the article you called your 'Open Confession. ' I couldn't resist the temp tation te write te tell you I feel just as you de about the picture called 'Leves of Phaieah. Last Wednes day evening I saw it and consider it the most wenderdil picture shown in Philadelphia. "I have talked te several people and told them hew wenderdil the pic ture is, nnd they told me that they had heard everywhere that It was no geed. It is because It is a fterman film that people won't accept it. "Ernest Lubltscb is a true artist when he can nndiice such a picture as the 'Leves of Pharaoh.' I shall try te see the picture again. Will veu please tell me if nil the actors are Ger man nnd if the picture was filmed lu Germany?" ( Yes ; the actors were nil Germans. I and the film was made in Germany). rit'iTeri.ws w The NIXON-NIRDLINGER THEATRES ' NIX0N, AMBASSADOR ??St?- , tLAint MAMMbKSTEIN In "EVIDENCE'J ! BALTIMORE r;T ifr MARY MILES MlNTER jn80VTH or BPVA" BELMONT ?Hfi ,AOVK MAKKBT Mae Murray, "Dehcieui Little Devil" REE ME TODAY "BnFFALO BILL-' CEDAR ar,'"? uunia may lnJHE UNDERBTPDY" COLISEUM r-f BETTY BLYTHE In "FAIR LADY" . UMbU ,V"'ii ,"ii ?RAp Avt mONT BT. D. W. ORIFFITH'S Kn'SSSSiSK " " "orphans of the storm" LEADER lal ,WnA?"tt Aa TUSMllf A e'mwwJSmJlW1 p- "IF YOU BELIEVF. IT t-r.c c,. nr, icnr Ren ami-. ,;--- JACKIE COOGAN In "MY BOY" t NIXON "D AND MAn'CBTirTV"' GLADYS WALTON7 "" In "TOP OF THE MORN' RIVOLI t2D ,AND HANSOM SCa. ELAINE HAMERStEIN M lnEYIDEN0E" SHERWOOD SiyT n,tavds LON CHANEY 'nJIAS.EpFHSRTS 69TH ST. TI,e,,tre "w'-"ii;Yrriniii"i 'n "QUEEN or M0V7LIN nntrnr STRAND fiermant"VTn Av. t V.nan DOROTHY DALTON " " . 'n "THE SIREN CALL" AT OTHER THEATRES MEMBERS OF M.P.T.O.A. GERMANTOWIM -,u "'iiiun a. HAROLD LLOYD In IlgHANDMA'S BOY" GRANT uaVu.n,.iuu AX "THE FAST MAIL" JEFFERSON ",h,T5Irft WILLIAM DUNCAN JnJ'JiiE 8ILENT VOW" PARK "HXlir.WIJ. IMI'I'IIIN ST. K VERAMGbRbbV'5 1 " tn "Y0UE BEST FXtEND" T;Tr.TVTITl?i-TTTTTx'A'rkTr.T;iTrr'A . " WRTTI AvVurfM 7f tetters te the Editor Art and I te Rawardi 0 the Editor of the KvcnHta Public Lttletrt Sir Let us nnss ever without much consideration the professions of nuto-mebile- building nnd oil selling, which nre reputed te net Henry Kerd and Jehn 1). Rockefeller $00,000,000 nnd S-lO.OOO.flOO each per year, and take Up some of the lesser of the nits. 1 read the ether day that Hareld Bell Wright modestly centesses the produc tion e( "best sellers" turns him (n around .$100,000 a year nnd that his pen has se (ar borne (rult te the ex tent e( $1,000,000. Beeth Tnrklngten, it Is reported en geed authority, ulse touches the $100,000 a year class, nnd Hebert W. Chambers and Gene Strut Strut ten Perter modestly admit similar In comes. In music the lute Enrice Ca ruso and Jehn McOermack arc said te have passed $300,000 11 year, and Par Par eor, It is said, left grand epctu be cause a concert tour premised her nt least SKO.OOO. Childc Hastnm is cred ited with sales of pictures be.vend $100, 000 In a single ear in this country, nnd Geerge de Ferest Brush received mere than hal( that much (or (our pic tures he sold in America. These figures suggest that Americans nre net niggard when It cemts te re warding the artists, no matter what his line. Seme e( the strugglcrs down nt the bottom of the heap may doubt if these figures indicate propertlounl value, but it is a way the public has of ex pressing Its opinion In tangible form. Alse it supports the oft-repeated as sertion that the man who can deliver the goods doesn't nerd te worry : the public is ready te buy. HOPEri'L. Philadelphia, October JO. 1022. World Net Standing Still Te the Kdiler of the Eventiia Publte hziatri Sir A messnge of encouragement and cheer for progressives) of all sorts of minds Is contained in a letter sent te a recent convention of bankers by Presi dent Hnrdlng. In closing, the President wrote : "There is everywhere n disposition te scrutinize, te question, te examine minutely into secinl and economic in stitutions, te interrogate methods of human integration and procedure which have been se long nccepted as te have seemed axiomatic. We shall gain noth ing by charging that this spirit pro ceeds from malevolence, and testifies a disordered state of mind. "We ought te sjecegnize that it largely represent a sinceie wish te im prove conditions. History teaches that blind effort te obstruct such movements hns often produced momentary dis aster, but never prevented ultimate ad vance. The world is tee old, and ought te be tee wise te resort te such tactics new. Hat her, Its best intelligence Hheuld be given te open -minded co operation In every tnrncst project of inquiry and n mil) pin which leeks te the general betterment." Such advice should hi) welcomed by all. for it suggests the rend te durable grevvtlu Careful examination of nil prepositions, no mntter hew fantastic they mny appear en the surtVi-e. lend" te the determination of what is worthy ' ami what is net. And the President is absolutely tight when he says that the disposition te inquire and scrutinize even these things thnf have been looked upon ns finally fixed, does net indicate a spirit that "proceeds fiem malev olence and testifies -a disordered state of mind." Americans nre tijing te find out. nnd they are ready te accept only mtch things ns will test out under the' closest of inspection. "Bunk" may be peddled, but it will have te undergo nnalysis be fore it is made h standard. J. N. MATTHEWS. Lancaster, Pa.. October 0, 1922. Can There Be Marriage for One? Is a man or a woman the mere conventional at heart? Who loves mere intensely, the male or the female? In endurance and fixitv of love is woman always superior? , When Wray had married Bessie, theirs had been a quiet, happy, contented jve' He had always been mere than a geed husband he was her lever. ter husband" is merely the correct legal designation, while "lever" is the only true appellation of the man who is married. As the months rolled by, he noticed a change of attitude in his wife. She became interested in music, serious literature, plays and clubs. Even after tne birth of her daughter, she persisted in reading Freud and Kraft-Ebbing and allied writers and ether apostles of advanced thought. Then finally one day the inevitable happened! Then the despair, the passion, the rage and the hopelessness of the love et nim for whom there was indeed "MARRIAGE FOR ONE" By Theodere Dreiser One of the Stories of Married Life Problems Appearing in the EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER Saturday, October 14 Only four mere of these charming novelettes by (lifted American authors and authoresses,- one te appear cctfh Saturday Irvin S. Cobb Willa Sibert Cather Aliening f uhltt leftger The Evening Public Ledger Prints en an Average of mere vagea of late imvs and entertaining features Philadelphia evening newspaper PEOPLE'S FORUM letters te the JMiter should bn ns brief and te the point as possible. aveldltiK anything that would epn a denominational or sectarian dis cussion. Ne attention will be paid te anony mous letters. Names and addroec must be signed as nn evidence of (reed faith, although names will net be printed if request Is made that they be emitted. The publication of a letter is net te be taken as an Indersement of Its views by this paper. Communications will net be re turned unless accompanied by post age, nor will manuserlpt be sivcil. Sees Ne Need for Laber College Te tM Editor of tht F.vtnlne Public hrdwrl Sir Permit me te voice my reactions te the letter of the decretery nnd or ganizer of "The Hobe College." I would ask him first te consider will whether It would net nav him te begin a colony without the city confines nnd call It Punkville, ns he will be swamped with ambitious nnnllcants for menibtr ship who will mere than sympathize with the ideas outlined In his letter. Fer ideas they nre. Mr. Caiey, like many mere, is forever confounding ideas with ideals mid raising 11 banner nut of the wind of mouths for a shllly-shiilly following. Idias drive men apart, but ideals keep them together. Laber has no ue,rd for a college. A college is net a class need. Profesor ships for artisans nre net needed. The work of their hands Is profession enough of their skill in trade. lie would have snobbery upshoet in tne ranks of the working men while professing te be concerned with the expounding of de mocracy through the principles of jus tice nnd brotherhood. 'He docs net dis tinguish by dres life faculty fiem the student body. I surmise, however, (hat he will fall te have whltewashcrs mis taken for plumbers in nny case. Te conclude, "workers of the world," .veu have nothing te lese but veur own 1JCI1UI UllUe UI1U U WIUIU 117 K Mil WU'I1 I jeu de. AUSTIN BAKIIY. Ocean City, N. J.. October 10, 1022. ' An Appreciation Te th' Editor et th' Uventna 1'ubtle l.alatr Sir I desire te exprebs my apprecia tien of the manner In which veu placed the announcement of the development of the College of Pharmacy before the Philadelphia public in jour issue of September 25. It is gratifying te further state that the title te the property at Perty-third and Woodland avenue has actually passcil into the hands of the college. This is n gi(t. as jeu knew, from these who have developed the plan for the expansion of the college the president, the officers, the trustees nnd the faculty. The amount involved was 800,000. WILLIAM C. BBAISTnU, President. Philadelphia, October 0. V.fSJ. Under the Harvest Moen Te 'I e KSi'er et the ;, , ealiie fuhhr l.ulacr: Sir We nr at the time of jour when nature heaps with InvMiness that is nrediirul her treasure unen num. Hnrinetime and summer have nnwed the plantlns and the blossom and the growing' seasons. Octnher Me-s the I golden haivexf. high he.-ipeil. the prom prem ise of th" blooming ledeemed in the fruitage of the autumn. Orchard and , viiieyuici "" in.-1-.i u-ii i- iriuiigiii lertn ! J 1 !.!. I I...... I I. a e-... It tertn , against I is an.- ill abundance, ?-ni the Mete the approaching lays of winter l"; ., , if . niiiiuiivi . nn ii 1,-iiK iiuii in wiiiniravv, null may lie noted in the luxurious warmth of the day, but the autumn j tre1- while th. cit; and su.-rmindinc district lliize is in the i-ky and grass and full- ta"'d under v (ire.-k ediilnletratinn rub age are drying ns the pulsating sap re- i "''ct te, Turl-M:' "'Vdeignti-. Armenii wa cedes nnd the season of rest for grew-i ir''.1lml',", !'", an '"Jen-ndent Hint-. The ing things draws near. A super-cliarge of ozone is In the atmosphere, a stim ulant te nil who breathe, while all out doors is an invitation. Spring's witcheries ate alluring nnd Edwin I.efevm Henry Kitchell Webst "Make It a Habit" I mvstlfyliig, the wonders of growth, the miracles or lire renewed. iiwaKen us each jenr te higher and better things. TJie piofllgnle opulence e( suminei-, whose lush charms ensnare the senses, Invest us with a luxury that Is net In keeping with the great plan, for in summer's glowing furnace the forces e( creation nre (everlshly active. But nutumii comes, n gentle minister, te bless man with the wonders wniight in spring's reii".tlun nnd sun.mer'a ardor. And through the sod haze e( the eve ning the dying gleams e( light show with an effulgence wherein the gar 1 gcetis mingling of i.-idinut colors is like Heming else en earth. October's llch sunsets arc man's de light. As the last soft tints of sal mon arc (ailing into orange, und the tender greens give way te grays in the west, the eastern sky is made glorious by the rising of the harvest moon 1 Moen of the levers, tee. for who could K's , J'10 imlulHe te tender sentiment 1 or llfht of fancy, with Inspiration ,.,","' "7 v,'rj- ray tiem mm sliver shield? been our Incomparable Indian summer will be with u, with Its mar vels of light and J0.v for all; Indeed, many have half suspected that fhe pte vaiing period of mild weather Is n spell of that elusive seaten, but the harvest n.oen is queen 0f the hour that denotes the merging et summer Inte ou eu tuiiiii nnd MittwiH the thought of coming winter with the 1 fullness of its pres ence. y Celllngdule, October 8, :.'. ' ' Ceal-Saving Suggestion Te the Kdttore, KvnUa )f(W((. air While the house fly revels in e empernture ( 00 ,lP(?rccs, he manages, L. "Il1 y nt ,J0 'fW''-"'. which sug f,fr f,.that U!f J1 ilvnble temperature for humans, nnd nlse suggest., m "-.", per cent coal saving, ns the ordinal", erdinal", ordinal", .nertnl isn't satisfied iinLsle is lea id Bristel, Pu., October 10, 11)21'. Questions Answered I?r-,?e8 " Amerln Continent nKeIrthe;-,cr0;r- Philadelphia. Oc-ul.er .-. J0 "LI:(:T"IC- phrriLr ce,- ir',in " "Due Precess of Law" Te the Editor of the Kv.m,ne ,.llhhe Ma. ,. " -" an iirrument kindly the exact nii-inlriK of ih,. , hras4 "3 v cesa nf law." Hl's-pY .- Kialu rre. vv. "-twim, ucteiicr T 111' ,?ih?u c"nVl,utl",,, "' ,h" ."rleus States rcriptlen of Ihoae preresse.s which It was Iu'R,i'i,,f".lr " f0r,,," ,,v "he ,h" of law " , ' '""'len "du- precca, or law It h, aenernllv held te mean, however, law In it, r.uHr couree of ad ministration thieugh courts of Justice. Th ,, T ,,,.., , , ,,S Treaty '" "" :f'''er "' "" ' '", "' i'ui,i,r i.tdaer: ,. ,r V ". ou publish in the People's ...,,r .:'". " '"" i'i' or sra, wiitn. i iie-e and v.hi .i 3. .,a.i..j Plilladelp! a. Ooteler 0. in;j'. " ' ' IJy the terms nf the Tr.-uy 0f S-vres ne. cetlatd In 1010. the Turkls'i power In IIu- rrcc w, asiijned Thr-te na far as the v,, .,Mn itiaiiPQ in -(itit;,ntlnnnlA. ," "",,J" """ H"" :j .m international com- """ "'"V,"'".'?"'11., th" "rrller-v "-Uelnlmr -'? "",' v'h"" ,,ht "" vre made peu- tral. Ihua Turkish severegntv was lltnlted T,hn,nlla llnu ... . . . " , ". "'" ' "" ,J -wl 'mernatienal com lade peu- I s lltnlted 1 1 were ni- I lacing of te Asia. .Miner, tut ev-tn h"r there pertant exct-ptle-is lucludlnir th nliri the pert of smvrn.i m.ier im.,n.,i i . lurKs signed tne treaty e-i August 10 lain arter the Oreeka had driven th-m from Thrac" and SmJrna . The tre.itv, w hi, h underwent many i amendments and alterations before It be- lume Hcj-piauin ie inr- neTOtlatrra neer er from one te two than Zn, ether V went Inte netu'sl effect by res ten of the fact thet It vvb net fermnlly TJtineil by nit the Peivera tenrcrneU. It was nwillRtm nt Bevrrp, France, as Its name tndlcntps, nml tv framed as n hoped for means of nelvlns em of the various Unllen problems that tave worried Kurepe for ftenrnitlen a top that, llke many ethrs rcsardlns ihose problem, Wan deemed te disappointment. Poems, Songs Desired "Old Jim's Christmas Hymn" Te the Editor of the EvtHtnv Pii'.lle t.Ktvtr: Sir I am ndlnir the words of the eenn "Old Jim's C'hrlHttnan llnm " I eiijei ,1 alnslnn tha sonic twenty years ncn Mm it. E. D. Kcathlej- anked for It. J MrCJ. I'hlladilphla. Orleher fi. in:'J er.D jist'fi rrmtfiTMVs hymn Old Jim whs n charm ter e kmmn almiit the town, from alnalnn In the village ihurch he siilnrd a Kreit renown; Te hear him sins feeh C'hrlettins morn te rhurch the Reed folks mr Hut seen he drifted devnwatd te a drunk nrd'a life of shame. Theurh ers have past slnre pour old Jin from church- had strayed nnm He told th parson he would ulntr that em lnr C'hrlHtman I)ay Whn c'hrlatmna rm within t'int ihurrh there nt In erry went A saddened h'ert whe-i Jim ii'e-e and ?an e soft and awcl cnertrs "RimU of apes, rleft fur me " Each ep wis filled with tar "He'Ic of Hires cleft f r me' , That wan old Jim's Christmas rumt . Christmas nvnins villi com niu; se and si will Christmas Days, But never will there he a senjf te equil that of Jim's. The sons of "Heck of pes' all threuKh life had been his choice, Ter when a rhlld 'twiM tauzht him lv his dear old mother's voice. , Within theee same old eaered walls wttl Christian eenits of prele His velte Ind oft heen he.rd b-f.irc elnre early childhood days But sweet-r far than er I -a nm f that (rreet throne 11'hlle seated there en Chr -iitisi mere le hear Jim sins his none 1 Antheny DI PIsrFln Cim.len r Send Mamp'd eef.i-ddree"d env Irpe r, i ,1 e , , n of "The Tjce en tne I'iuer' . , m ,tf lu jeu. . Th" l'eenle" renim III iniienr dallr In the Kvenlne I'nhlle I edeer. and nln In the rlunilnr I'ulille I. edeer Itlem dlseusslnr tlmelr Inplrs will he printed, us well nm reimeitrd nnrms nnd mieatlnns nf reneral Interest will he answered r-TKAMMHP NertCr-.S DIRECT Express Freight .Steamers Frem Philadelphia the filli and 20th of each month, via Panama Canal, te Les Angeles, San Francisce, s. s. Celd Harber Oct. 20 S. S. Blue Triangle Nev. Wabash Nev. (i , S. S. Artigas Dec. Fer Rates and" Information NORTH ATLANTIC & WESTERN S. S. CO. On nrrs (Hid Aycnts I '. Sti'ppmii U mid S'cn 'cr ISO S. Fourth St., Phila Phene Lembard ."i"91-2-:i; Main 7781-2 WHITE Sm& V!SIT EUROPE NOW while rates ars low ,.2- Y- ',0 iiu.uiiiH in; mil jji.w i niN HOMEP.IC (nw . Oct. 21 Nev. Il U c. ) ' 7F!TIC 'newi Oct. 23 Nev 21 Vt- 10 OLYMPIC . Nev. 4 D-.c 2 Due. 33 I l 10 LU1, IV . .,1UU.VI V ' CELTIC . Oct 21 Ner IH Tin I'- IIALTIC . Oct. 28 Nev. 23 Dec. 23 lui.lRlC , , M0.T. 4 Llei. ' w JJ I ADRIATIC . Nev. 9 Dec 9 ,r.w inti in A.e.n.-. . '-"'It.U.l.U: NVI'I.F.S AM) i.i.v v AltABIC . .. Oct. CBETIC . Nev 11 n. v. te iim-vi'-N v'ii riinni'di mi vsn ITTSIlirnO!I 'rc-.vi rev. 9 Dee 12 Jin. 21 CANOPIC Nev. 2H Jn i icU i ' UT.rT."IIIUI111 I'llIV I.IV Elll'Onl MINIAN Oct. 25 I ...... IEYLAND LINE iw...n'"w,l:'I''A .MAM HES'in tflNIAN . .. Oct 25 Winter Voyage te the MEDITERRANEAN Mnileln i,ihi-ilt.ir tt , t .n ... v..i I ' .. AlPxnnilri t Haifa Atl-ens p LAPLA 18.405 tern Jin, 13 Uar. 10 . mm Skasl Ism tsvIt fiiM0' T" (iii:!(H"i iif!swriti. SIKAS1?. D' rv 2 n c v OOI-'D Oct 23 Pec 2' Jan 27 LAPLAND :, n- lire 'J OOTHTaj.-d Dlr-C "-v II n-c 1 riliJjA.1!?D . Dec' 2 Jl" 6 riiii.v ii wiih i.!, , iiii iivni . Snmlniiil it r , 1 ,s, ,n-.. njc rs enlt i i frlehf ' r Iinnl . r nttit priT'-'l r"-fi. NAPIERIAN Oct 22 MISSOURI . 0c) 30 Amerscak Irisrs NY 10 II Willi ui. m "liMOUH v- t III III, ul T'l. . MANCHURIA Oct 2d N r '0 MONGOLIA :;ev 9 Dec 11 MINNLKAHDA 3J cla, JJev 10 3-c 21 I'll1 V I1 , I I.I V II VV.I.I I.,, MARYIAND , 0 t 10 VU Brerim. lu AT1. ri" TRANSPORT LINT I'lll ' ' i "Ml ti, i , NAPIERIAV Oi" 22 MISSOURI Oc- JO 1 VOLT AND AMERICA LINE J pmi.MiP'i"'n i tti i'uvm I "r-edyl: Oct 11 Bl.t-rlvU Nr .3 International Mercantile Marine Ce 120 STEAMERS 1 100 001 TONS Passenejr 0ce HID "A'tlnut St I'hiU. I Frelirht Otftre 40---lH Brure Blrtr Vh 't ' ISTHMIAN Steamship Lcnes Philippines-East Indian Service DIRECT SAM 1(,S I'KOM PHILADELPHIA te DUTCH EAST .NDiE and PHILIPPINES Pcaang, Bebwan-D:!i, Perl S.-.eJ. tenham, Singapore, Balavia. Samarang, Searabaya MANILA arid ILOILO S. S. "Mobile Cit" . Or, ;;, S.S. "Steel Traveler" v ir Fer mfr and parti-u'r ..ni. ., I NORTON, LILLY &. CO. Orncral Aitt-nu Beurii- Blilr Lembard 807G Ma im J -COMIVieRCIAi. fOpcrntltie (' s r,n,, Hhie, . irel. UKlLi a. LuiaT a B JviUHOMtbON" Lmt TlVlf r... HlflllilluHV Inn ami tt. .. . 8,9 "NATIRAR" Otlitr l'ertu ' n, . . S"rarttlt t-urn fi r MOORE and RIcCORMACK, JJVC 444-4G Beurie BI.1., J'f,i i Lemh DriS.-iMain Tell iHJ.iii'AJJi7-M i rum v'. h. Unit a t. uu.numa. .. i l ka I io.eou ten. i.ied' ioe A-i. u.iiVLuui ICCG. lit cla - SONOJIA .t, Oct 17 VENTIIItA sail. Nev. -j . . Ocnlc Lln 1 final Nt.. Han a.an.i... . Qwtfhalia ZIEK3EBF NOTICE! MOTHERS OF S( CHILDREN AND BUSINESS Gl 1.. .... i.n.alUi,a tltinrlr1 Itfttp Cllie Only Meillrnted Corennut Oil HlnWWfR ,U has kept the hair or million or liif wipi.'t,, ln i.f Melw ml rnlMrt'ii Anil Ijiillea who com J WSJ ". ---.--.------------ . ..M i. ' -,,- III ennlnel Mini iiimt. nieai"5 grni mra.mri j kind of people (in the (,irs er.nt their nl. nr inmminenii (lean i.iixnrianii iienw Heft, Klnffy and frea from nil J'aninllea IbiJ II... Ik mm M lurinnl 1llnnri Cltin HmnAfnW of (intileuueiitl (Iran l.tiftiirlnnti Ileal!! and Knlltntr Hair llees awaj entlrelr with tlitv ime of I lipilils, Urines and fine ('milling, CurH eMti the. nnre iae, 'I he linlr drl'a qitlcUir anil inn he urrnmied hnniedlatel)- after ntm Ing HAVn TlttS NOTICB. . MihrmKFuTfStttfu W&&X Your childrnn need life-Kivinj; properties. ita jGuita4 'Where Quality Counts' 'TI-WIIIIP MITIC'l.s Oakland, Seattle, Portland 20 6 rTTY jmiMRj "iD ANCHOR L,NE , ' I i rl ru- r I , il: imntnn TAS7EST HAIL SERVICE TO EUROPE A Q U I T A N I A I M 54 " jp ..i ii i i i nfAiERictjy! Oct 21 Ncv 14 Der 4 .A,i'J?TTANUV Wev 7 Nev 21 Dec. IS BEEFNOJRIA Ner 21 D"C 11 Jii, S Hi iIk.m i, inur- -ul inini a VI. ... ,Tln""1' i li-r'i - ire -mil lliuntnirc A..0NIA Oct 18 Nev 29 T'cni-tV ' ' 'J ' n-t ,n still I.l.-rpoel fcvftiW ,-, , 0c' lLl'Te P-l JhJl TrVsiA .new, -v t Kj. DjUtl ill i-i fr., ,, l!,t n ' .il - nt II htn , ...,. Arcunrl th-i V.'-'W I'rinss -.'.COMA (nc) Nev 21 . itt...t. N' " r ' I- n I ii ALBANIA Dee 2 .rAr'T.!, '-'"f'"-! I "'ill tirrr n I OIukuew ALGERIA Nev 25 icsim..'''"1, '" ,'"1"1 '" l"rrl ""l "UsBOW t"A"irPCMA (nfti Nev 4 COLUMBIA Nev 11 D-c 9 Jan. IS .!liN Ir.m Ilnvt n I III I CARONIA r-b 10 I0J3 v ' - I ! -il i I VMi Vf.-nt r nrit Ci NARD i ANCHOR ST.AMSHIP LINE Pa- ,ie-r Oflt-c nce ''r rut St Phlll. rri. - t OH Ucun- ri.lir . PhiU. s Mewrk te !Seta& America en U.o.(jevernmintSluD.i .evv ReJuceJ Rates Tastcht Time6 toRle if 'liritre Mertvl Aires Kirr.t n ps -, , Am- -Icer f roil-Ann a Incii ,r--r Ptrr 1 Hfir.t,.,, Q. S. Southern Creus . K. S. Atnencun Legien S. S Pan Ainorice . , S. !J. Witer-i WerlJ . e- nnd llurne in fcrrvice com'ertu Sail. Nev. 11th Nev. 2J th Dec. 9th Dt-c. 23U I-ertt. C' t y thcre.ftrr 'Or tJf it .inin. baem'ttt .rl.-.- Millien Steamship Lines lr , ,t.,, rr n v U.S. Shipping JieAiin -, Mi .. i it V.. .7 v. LL252Im XsJJlv i..iy jv'jt s. v ;e with JKAHDUP.G AMERICAN IO I'!,V,MI)I.T11, IMJUI.I llAHIUit(. Or .New Amnrlcan - FUt Scamttt RCOLUTI OCT 17 nrilANT OCT 81 c . te mum im; dmutt Ii in'i ii in - i i.M in r v t ,r pi-pg. ' ". v-i" ' c ;,v ' "" -"- i ' Clinten. Hima llnvrrn. 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