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?, v Wf .
iNP0BTfi6ir-
'W S? Mte t rid.llt
Sp",'.," centum al par and accrued
fi liflVt. ".CirSJi.ni amount of the First
TSwIrtl t "? " c'e, sa.V3l Che.tnut
BOTfifflfcw. w-
,i!TEliT"i7lVlw THAT, THE
ariii i-nwv",-'"; Vh. itrB
ffiS" "&" let? iVe. "i. m
mie0 TSin calied ter redemption pur;
St Wi.S'sPnkln Fund provl.leni of laid
Sit te A1 t ml the principal and ac.
SSiue. n(1 .V.'.'.h., with a tiremlum of
SOTlJet together with a premlun
JS ''JJiu'in nddrd te the principal
V?.if. will. w..'."..n I'.nna.. en Jam
urn
the
S5Se,a tVr hich daw the .aid bend.
aaWj!rM.'"!SlAMT. True.-
January
viu..ni-'.?tf -ni,'". ";;y--
WiM" yVnrl
nrrcn. Fenny
Annnal Meeting. -
TflF. ANNUA'' MEFiTINO OF THR
Stoc'khelclcre of
jlABKET STBICCT NATIONAL DANK
of riiii-AnEM-niA
,., ,i.c.0n of Director, and for the
fer,M.i nt eueh ether buln a. .may
trW.ctl0"mJ 1$" the meellnit, will b
1107 Market
mar. win mi
iicTd ""ie...... it. Jiiniiiirv u ihz
.Vn Will's. January 6. IMS, be-
ffrMt. .en "J",,,., M ,.-,! If. M.
tcn WV?Bi7 Hl'KM.iaaT. Ca.hler.
rnrnXRlfTinT COMPANY
0 i7l hi,l'h.l.la. Dumber (I, 1029,
ataa '..-. V.ri.tu Ih
4 5??i. n eKctlen will Iw held for fl.
" Mtiieiff" ,or u ,l'r,n '.reur ware,
Pm --- h , .ii,i.-7. fp inaryi
-TS5iiirAM'Af. MRKTINH OF THIS
., .nrr I Ceimmny will l hcM Tiiuwday,
lK Sill i. IIIM. t '- 1 M.. at the eftlce
SVM, ter ' ilw I purro-e of electing a 1
'r'ffirKtnr- ind rer tt.e transaction of
'S.lrtu.i"M 03 may properly coma t
JWr?.r'..,V-i v"i r'hentnut Street. Phil-..
-.. ,-nII..,u,,., ,.- - - ----- . -
nnara
if mirth
IM mectlnu. .Mu;nT sjtfinT. Secretary.
-SHneTiTrKKKT tri-st company
ELr" ralliile'nlili. ra.. Den. 4 1022.
k. Annii.il Meetlim of Mec kheldpra of
-JJ,1 street Trut remi.nny will b held
JfVh. liBtiklii Iteu'f. nretd Street at
iLrvf .Venue. en WfdneHiliiy, Ileremher
?jr,!rtJ ffeni t te 7. P. M.. for the rlectlnn
Jr olrecierK nnJ ntiv ntlier buelnesa that may
It I vfi i.M. recrerarv.
I'hlt.nli'lplil i. December 0. 1022.
The Antnul -viceiin i nie nnnrneiner.
thlt Hank fnr the election of Director.
!. iuch ether bu-inci'i n miy properly
fline Dcmre in'' Hi.-' i-i. " "" ...... ui me
""""i'v',,.. n Tni'i.rtrt. Jnmtnrr O. m
Kfn h" bnur- nf VI M nnl 2 P. M.
ut xt. n.irreup weed, ra.hier.
prSlON NATIIINAI. hank
VS rh'li'Ie'" Ii. I)eeembir it 1022.
m. Annuil M.'etlnis of the ftloekhebjer.
f thin IUn' ter the eleetlen or Dlrcetere
n .iul..u ..llirr lilliln'.ifl HM Tttnv nrnnnflv
Seme before the meetlne will bn held nt
Sm Mnkln? hnii-e en Tiiew!nr. .Iinunry ,
ihl l-t'en th" hour, of 12 VI. nnd 1 P. M.
""' vrtrtirnii'tC FAim.AMU fj..hler.
tSPTIIK .WSlAi' air.r.iiu UF THIS
tw ein'-khnbler" of the Snnte Deming
JIfr Mlnln. Cemnnnr. and an election for
WfKter- te eene for the en.uln-f ye.r.
white hel'l t the effl"e of the Cemrany.
riT Ctie-tnut etrect. en Tneeday, December
lilt. 1922. t 1! o'clock nenn.
H"' ' I.r.WIS M. r.VANS. Secy.
THE ANNUAL MEETING UF THE
irwbhn ilei- of Crefi & Allen remtMn
will re M' at inn omce or me company,
m Si Market tti.. en Tue.day, January
Fit 10:30 A. M.
I, . p lf cneFT geeretary.
r?
w- " . ti.Aiinf nr inn Hrnrifrinisitita
! 5"rnninv will be h"M en Me"lr' '
' A'.V ii?Sf iteccmhw-. . at 12 o'rletk
f !?. ",'f. nfflce of the Company. Bread I
nc 1 Dhla. Pa., at '
Receiver's Sale at Public Auction
VALUABLE LEATHER PLANT
AND COMPLETE EQUIPMENT
Sale te be held en the premises, corner of Vandtrpoel Street and
Avenue C. Newark, New Jersey, en Thursday, December 21, 1922, at
2 o'clock in the afternoon of snld day, rain or shine.
The property consists of eight buildings facing the main freight
line of the Pennsylvania Railroad and the Lehigh Valley Railroad,
from which n spur extends te the main building of the plant.
There is also a Valuable Artesian Well upon the property
providing a ceaseless flew of pure water
The plant la fully equipped with machinery for manufacturing;, tannin nml
finUMns Icithcr,
The prnrerty will be eeld free and clear of all Incumbrance.. Condition, of
Mle made known nt the time of .ale. Offer, te purchane at private ..lie Imllnl.
Hlue print, of property nnd list of machlnvry. and pereenal property contained
therein, teuether ulih ether Information In connection with the property will be
fuml-he'l uMm npiillrwtlen.
Patrick J. Delan, Receiver of E. H. McCormick & Sens, Inc.
Michael .). Tansey,
1(11 Market htrrvt. Newark, New
Ven Draw Mere Than. Crowds
Wifjtt These Bavaia
Every dollar yields H& pre fit
W'i '.',Vi-v;ri yr
f'mmfmmSSSSSSSm
. CS .!,. .C.-. jJH I !, 1HI1IW,-.
A " eiKTHiirr Tiuine wuchasT B SS 'ny MwPllyl
ffi Uk. h enn. rauhJiM.'Nw I BKl .';ib1H MlIM la
i nb rea catTeT r O ;,VB yeB' gTA7gg J HJWP Jf iBT tfjfi M' s""y " tf'u' l)''
i DRY RGHT CRISIS
HERE, SAYS HAYNES
"Gratified" at Enforcement
Conditions Grilled by
Twe Congressmen
CLASHES WITH QALUVAN
flu AMeciatnt Prut
4. Wtohlnjcteii, Dee. (I. The crisis In
the federal prohibition enforcement
light hns been renrlutl, In the opinion
of Commissioner Ilnynes. If was dis
closed today In reports of recent hear
ing before a Heuse Appropriation
Hub-Cemmlltee.
In risking $0,00,000 for the next fiscnl
J'enr for his dennrtmetit. Mr Hnvim
told the committee thnt if n .Imllnr
. - .... ......
amount wen n new oil for nreh bit en en
ferccmciit continuously for five or six
yenrs. a reduction then nnirlir in im
PONNlble. but thnt the crltirnt nerlnd for
enforcement was new ut hnnd.
Mr. Haynes snld there were 3800 men
employed in the work of prohibition en
forcement. Ilecauxc the appropriation
awted for next year represents ii reduc
tion nf .!20.000 from this year's out
lay, he said there would he n slight
reduction In his forces, but he hoped
te rearrange the organization se as net
appreciably te lessen Its efficiency.
The Prohibition Commissioner told
the committee thnt lie was "gratified"
with the present functioning of his en
forcement machinery, and that the de
partment was securing "fine co-operation"
from States and counties in the
main. Courts were becoming "mere
sympathetic," he nsserted, and Jail
ncntejiccs and fines were becoming
heavier.
Disposition te "Tighten Up"
"There ts a general disposition te
tighten up," he added.
In the fiscnl yenr ended June 30.
1022, the Prohibition Commissioner said
there were 20,482 convictions in Fed
eral courts for violations of the prehibi
tien law. Acnulttnls numbered -1025,
rases dropped, 3217, and civil rasei dis
posed of, R44. At the end of the yenr,
he snld, 15,010 cases were pending in
Federal courts, bringing the total of
cases handled te 44,770.
These figures, he said, did net include
cases in State courts. Fines in Federal
courts which were deposited In the
treasury he placed at $2,701,000. In
many cases proceedings toward for-
rroneiala
MEALED PROPOSALS WILL BK OPENED
by the Supt, of J.lululiouee". Staten
laland. N. Y.. P. M.. December tt. Il.
fnr KO acetvlena flaehers for controlling
1 characterl.tlc. of oceultln. lights en beacon.
anu buoy., iniormanen upon application.
Solicitor of Receiver
Jersey
Phene Market 61R0
It has generally been found geed business te tnke a
w, en a tew items in order te draw trudc for ether
lines.
Rut it's better business If you can draw the trade
and net t.ikr. the less.
A.td still better if each item in the sale yields an
tusiml profit.
Thousands of retail stores in all parts of the country
are doing business un tl "i basis today, thanks te
the opportunity opened lv the Government's
Surplus Property sales. The savings made possible
by the War Dtpartnient sides enable you te offer
irresistible bargains anj make tig money out ej than.
They cover :i wide range of merchandise, se jour
offerings need net have the limited appeal that
features most retail sales.
Your business paper describes the sales, their
location and date. Watch for them, and write te
Majer J. L. Frink, Chief, Sales Prometa n .Sictten,
Office, Director of Sales, Roem 2515. Mumuun
n.'.i.i'.... v..i.:. ..... r '
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&Stti
UUllUUIg, ILiailllllUll, A,
wwa
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EVENING PU&LIO LEDCER-HILAbELHIA. WEDNESDAY.
l f -i ' vJl
Police in Airplane
Hunt for Murderess
Calexloe, Calif., Dec. 8. (By
A. I'.) Chief of Police J. R. Hard
wick reconneltered the Mexican
border near here yesterday from the
observer's seat of an airplane In an
effort te frustrate any attempt by
Mrs. Clara Phillips, convicted ham
mer slayer, who escaped from the
Les Angeles county jail, te enter
Mexico at or near this city.
An airplane Is being held in read
Incss by Immigration authorities te
pursue any strange aircraft heading
for Mexico.
felture of bends nnd ether assessments
were pending.
Mr. Ilnynes atked for SiGO.000 for
"buying evidence" nnd told the com
mittee $1311,000 had been spent In thnt
way during tha last year.
The Prohibition Commissioner under
went n long examination at the hands
of ltepreentntlve Oalllvan, who In
quired particularly about the method of
handling the department's publicity.
Mr. (lallivnn referred, among ether
things, te what he termed the "wildly
extravagant" statements he Rultl
emanated from the bureau, ene of
which he said credited Mr. Haynes with
linvliiK asserted that 20.000.000 Ameri
cans had "gene en the water wagon"
since the enactment of the Velstmd
act. Mr. Haynes denied knowledge of
the statement.
Clashes With Galllvan
Mr. Ilnynes told the committee there
had been n "splendid reaction" by the
public toward his department's work
and Immediately clashed with Mr.
(Jnllivnn ever the results of the election
of November 7. The Massachusetts
representative, citing the voting down
in u(8 state et un enforcement meas
ure, and the commissioner asserting
that prohibition had wen where "con
ditions were normal."
In reply te Mr. (inllivnn Mr. Ilnynes
admitted Increased nrrrsts under the
nakcetle luw during the Inst fixcal ycur,
but attributed It te the "Increased
efficiency" of the nnrcetlc division, and
net te the prohibition laws.
Representative Mnger, of New Yerk,
nsked If the Commissioner "did net
leelize there L'l a widespread disrespect,
defiance and violation of the laws."
"Thnt Is true of all law," replied
Mr. IIn.tnes, adding that a sub-committee
of the American Har Association
had mode a statement that ilisrcs-pect
for all law was at a maximum ns a
natural sequence of the war. Mr. Mager
-aid there was no .such condition u few
years age and Mr. Galllvan insisted
thnt the prohibition law had "caused
disrespect for till laws."
Itlg Increase in Counterfeiting
The testimony of W. II. Mernn. chief
of the Secret Service, before the Heuse
Appropriations Committee, also was
mnde public today. He told the com
mittee thnt the bootleg liquor business
has brought about a big Increase in
counterfeiting, much of which is the
work of amateurs.
On the Canadian border, he said, the
twnri rfelter is defrauding the people
il' ' ' ether side of the border in the
piii,.Msc of whisky te be smuggled. He
also wild that much spurious money is
being pucd te ships bringing In li
quor. According te n table filed with the
Appropriations Committee, today by the
Bureau of Internal Revenue, tli"re were
:tS,82(i.lt)5 taxable gallons of liquor
In distilleries and bended warehouses
when the count was made June .'10 Inst.
Te show hew it Is disappearing, the
amount under Government control nnd
gunrd was 3.-133.201 gallons less than
en the same date in 1!)21.
CONVICTED FOR MINE FIGHT
lirnperty. He will
Wellshurg. W. Va.. Dec. 0. peter '1 '"Id, IeS conversation with an
Radakevltch. a Pennsylvania miner, unidentified person." Iho telephone is
was convicted Inst night by n Circuit " a direct line te "central nnd does net
fVmrr Jnrv nf f-nrwiilmnv tn ilmlmv ' BO through the COUIlty office" Switch-
lki Lntirniiniiil t itn I
wrsas
" tivw TPvria rwm' ?; i '. rrw?.
, " . " . "ii
Hammer Slayer
Sought in Mexico
I Centlnned from Fact One
California neighbor, Kexlcall, wan being
closely watched,
Guard Berder Cities
Officers of the border cities and towns
were reported giving Ies Angeles offi
cials excellent aft-onerntien in guarding
: possible means of leaving the State and
country.
Armour Lee Phillips, the convicted
woman's husband, upon whose story of
his movements tne twenty -lour neurs
preceding his wife's escape., "seme
doubt" has been cast, according te
Sheriff's deputies, still was In technical
custody early today. ....
Although net placed In jail, he was
In charge of Frank Dewnr, a deputy
sheriff, with whom be slept and with
whom he wns te take his meals "until
further notice," It was said.
The exact whereabouts of Mrs. Peggy
Caffce, former chum of Mrs. Phillips
when they were members of the chorus
of the some musical comedy company
and Inter star witness for the State at
Mrs. Phillips' trlnl. was unknown te
the authorities early today. They said
they were Interested In learning where
she wns merely because they wanted te
be assured of her safety.
Various rumors were current about
danger surrounding Mrs. Caffee after
t.. ni.ininn esenned. but officials said
they were discounted by the discovery
she had sent n telegram from Les
Angeles te her husband nt Leng Iieacn,
twenty miles from here, long niter thev
were set In circulation. This telegrnm
stnted she was all right and premised
she would "be home within an hour. '
This premise wns nor. kcjh. bwkw,
according te the officers, but they ex
pressed no fears for her safety.
Clue Proves False
Since the escape the Sheriff's office
and the police hnve received many re
ports that Mrs. Phillips hed been M-en
at various places. One of the lntest
rumors, which at first was regarded
with extreme hope by Sheriff William
I . Tregar, came In a telephone cull from
Leng Reach.
It was from a man who withheld his
name, but gave what he said was the
street number of a house where he said
Mrs. Phillips was In hiding. A posse,
headed by the Sheriff, rushed te Leng
llench, only te find there was no such
.uMress. Efferts te trace the call were
begun.
Relatives of Mrs. Phillips expressed
surprise when Informed of her escape,
which, It was reported, was planned
during a telephone conversation Mon
day afternoon, when she wns permit
ted te use a direct line from the jail
without interference from the authori
ties. Lnter that night, It wns declared, she
feigned Illness te assure herself of as
much privacy as possible in filing
through the bars of her cell window
with files smuggled te her in some way.
Mrs. Phillips occupied a cell adjoin
ing thnt of Sirs. Mndnlynne C. Oben-
rhnin, with whom she was bald te have
become mere or less Intimate. Mrs.
Obcnclinln was released from the jail
Monday after the indictment chnrging
her nnd Arthur C. Rurcb, of Evans Evans
ten, 111., with the murder of her for
mer sweetheart, T. Relton Kennedy,
had been dismissed.
Doubt Phillips' Statement
Officials said some time after talking
with I'lillllps that they hail obtained
information which "enst doubt" upon
at least a part of his "detailed state
ment" te them of his movements Mon
day night.
Information obtained by the Les An
geles Times wns that Mr;. Phillips wns
believed te have planned her escape
ever a jail telephone yesterday.
The Times stntes thnt she was per
mitted te use n telephone in the ma-i
trim s quarters of the jnll "without in
terference or censer by jail authorities,
ward.
II. Chnrlsen, who conducts n tire
shop here, told the authorities that "a
woman he recegni7ed as Mrs. Phillips,"
accompanied by a man about thirty
live years old, stepped their automobile
in fieut of his shop shortly before !)
o'clock yesterday morning.
"The man nsked for 'two oed desert
llres in a hurry, Chnrlsen
qtieteu
wl as saying. He threw n 5..0
at me and told me te keep the i
hill
change.
Joint Commission
for Straits Urged
Continued from Pane On.
nml nf-warnnd that It opposes any plan
which would give one power control,
just as it would In miy ether interna
tional water,
"I luitu listened with intere.t te tne
points of view- of the vat ions delega
tions en the subject of the Straits," he
said, "and trust that a statement et
i he views of the. American representa
tives win net he unwelcome
n,,.. i,i i k..i ,i.. '
ley of our Government which stands feri
witt livniLiuii la Uiint'll IIIIU11 I III IKJI
border en the Rlack Sea, that nothing
shnll be done thnt will take from any
of them Iiulgnrlii or Huswia, the I
mine of Turkey, Rumania or Georgia
guarantees that they shall be ncces-
' "''IP t" tlie commerce of the world. Ac
cessiblity te that commerce is their
1'li.lit '
right
At n privnte conference yesterday
between the leading members of the
Turkish and principal Kurepean delega
tions., Grent Rritnin, France and Italy
I apparently ngrecd that the Straits must
I be under International control.
Irish Free State
; Starts Life Today
Continued from l'n.n One
and bail order eetimlettilv ili.'imienrs,
with the Inauguration of the new- Gov-
eminent.
The Independent mnsidcrs that the,
mnti wUn , i.. .(wikivi. nf ..iT..tH. -i....
I lug
- ---.. -- - ....,- .....
i ci
d
wlm Ktlll lmliK in. nfllelnl i,..vt I. t"
Chartriis, the Free Sttite representative
In Rerlln.
' Londen. Dec. 11. (Ry A. IM A
historic privy council, held In Rucking
hnm Palace this nierning, dealt chiefly
with the establishment of Ireland as
an independent commonwealth, King
Geerge signed n 'proclamation living
effect te the new Irish Free State, and
i.r....;:r. : v. . i. :, . .,;-. '.:.....":'.""
aise a proclamation appeinuai Timethy
ugnt, " w"wr!m "" wni
. iieaiy as im uevttMt OMisnl et
sp-ecmr pHviiege: for our cen.'aZ Who are --- ? MARY MLES MINTER
for the commerce of ether nations. I nA KVJAlJmotTenr, ta "SOUTH or SUVA"
"The application of this policy ren yx J ,e 'rav"S.";ii AfOR " MWilF
I the question of the Straits is net diffl-1 ;uB7rl,Vtiens of icisership and all limits fj ADUV MYERS
fiilt. v ilea re for the geed of eurir,s r ' ' ,,,, of thwies i , e.nmend HARft. Xr vlav-e"
interest, us well ns for the geed of nil. pi " "".-...inis te be nut unen your I la "V.R.0-THF MpaJ,.-e
..miiuti, ...... i.i.4n.. -... i,.... ...!s...... iirfinii-ms ui lmi: iiiuumi 1'" in' i ."iu . ami l u i inr r.'r v n
including these neenles nnd nations that Tiirre nre iHiuntlma tlmn. "... . . u --
the trmiHltieiial period, although " jeu are nmKii ig ih.w i jje te see UK1LIN 1 "Vi'' -" ' v.
nniiiaraiive y young, unve suewn wen- any suis"' i'""r : - v "v THOMAS nm' ''.' ,u '"
erf.il censtni.'the ability. ' net geed in any form of art or in ain M ANSI AUG MTCR"
! This is tlm nniiiversary of the siCn- 'intellectual j nnunt 'Vf- ".'""'""ra' ,, nne , t i..i...pniin
ing of ihe Anele-lrlNli tieaty. ami it , l'ttcr te mr i ' "j"11? ' "L . 'Jl'r .OVERBROOK
'"J'W .L"".' ., ft" either" thJeeadlfilsVm'n , RODOLPH VALENTINO ,
'" " "V T " ,.V.r..MiV,Jf?7; "...:. res ihut competent judges sa v I VJ55? i'bAiiu- ,
Cellins are dciJdReben O R r . nrVgeml. , We ;he ul 1 see these plvtures pALM khank.x,d aj B?nm '
i.nu ii.....i ti.. i'..i... it ..."' .mil Hlneerelr tf te nnu out Wily 111- .rrr- i.mi TTiTBTfr tnv tots
Sii, ijilSiKttrifWi-Kas
,ini.'wi,, ,-,, wi,,e ,, !i5..i;:,vTah-S,.TnS3K': ernmr "Si .'.. !Z''lt S
ii ill r nt I v I ll ik tii.iiifiiti ill iv rnmi ma. ..,.. iiv . ! .-'-. . . -v . . . . i i -.. ii , ii,
. M-.-k
pafe DaityMevie Magaxinej
lT.T.T.TBtM-afMfBt.Bt.fJtBt-a-aaB-.
THE MOVIE FAN'S
LETTERBOX
By HENRY M. NERLT
Mrs. W. F. D. writes: "This Is the
very last time for this year anyway.
Rut please let me write some things
about J. B. P. BV letter.
' 'Broken Blossoms' 1 The photoplay
at tbe top of the list for me. I can
net forget It. It wns the only photo pheto phote
P'ny, I 5w mero than once ana as I
walked down the nisle after my second
viewing I heard n woman ask her com cem com
M?AenV iVn?' (, Je" think of it?'
With the finality of ignorance came the
rep y : 'Oh. there is nothing te it.'
"Se J. E. P. R. is correct when he
asserts thnt it didn't tnke with the
masses. It was my first acquaintance
with Harthelmess. the incomparable, but
I didn't knew nnj thing aibeut movie
actors at that time; In fact, I wasn't
Interested. I wonder if It ('Broken
Blossoms') would hnve been se ex
quisitely beautiful were It played by
ether actors. Miss Glsh and 'Dick'
fitted In se well and the terrible prize
fighter whose Identity I have yet te
learn. As II. M. N. puts It the piny
was 'plausible' te me, because It was
nrtlstic te me nnd I fail te understand
W'llV it couldn't hr un tn nvervbedv.
"I like 'J. E. P. B's' view of Mr.
Griffith's work. And I agree with his
idea that the business instincts of Grif
fith show him that the small-town
viewpoint predominates nnd thence come
the box office receipts. It Is tee bnd!
"I wonder if Mr. Necly means 'The
Yeung Rnjnh' ns the play he tells the
fnns te guess en? Was it net ridicu
lous? Could anything be mere inane
than Mr. Valentine sitting with his
fingers en his temples looking Inte the
future? Of course he wns handsome as
ever and Wanda was as placidly prettjr
ns ever that was nil. The boy 'Pat
Moere was the best thing In the piny
nnd Edward .Tobsen wns pretty geed
In his mirthful doubt of Ames .Tudd s
mystery sight. We will hear mere of
'Pat Moere I think. The story Is the
worst ever. Mr. Vnlentlne was out of
his element. I suppose he did the best
he could with such material The play
was net 'plausible' te me. Merry
Christmas nnd Happy New Year te you,
II. M. N."
(Snmetoyeuandmanyofem.
Yes, "The Yeung Rnh-Rah" was the
one te which I referred.
"Broken Blossoms" te me marked the
highest spot of Griffith's enreer. Don
ald Crisp was the prize fighter.)
E. Frances writes: "Women, judg
ing by their emotions instend of brains,
make the Valentine discussion a little
tiresome. Valentine is picturesque and
fascinating, but ns an actor he lacks
nobility nnd strength, perhaps rugged
ness. Might I venture te say In parts
he seems small and cheap, but lie thrills
nnd fascinates femininity.
"Perhaps the two year rest will DC
his salvation, as he is in danger of
sinking Inte medlcere mannerisms. lie
is pleasing nnd very attractive. Let
us welcome the 'stranger within our
unto' de Roehefert. Ve can still nd
inlre 'Rudv' In leynltv while doing se.
"Saw Ruth Renlck in 'from Rags
te Riches,' nnd I seem tn recn.l her rem
the days gene by. IMd she net "PPenr
in pictures n long while age.' 1 tliliiK
siie is very wauuiui.
"Why don't we sec 'The
Ruster.' with Glenn Hunter.'
litm fltif?
Cradle
I like
"Did you ever hear from fVtnnre
Palmer whether Wallace Red enjoyed
.. ..,... 1n,n.n t.n IiIm flltlU 111 i
rue sjniimiiiy imnn '
Philadelphia V I was se sorry te hear
of his misfortune nnd hope lie Is im
proving rapidly. Is he?
"I am very lenu m jihj .h-.j
lla"J
Will ou print, some time, plenfe. a
nleture of Harrison tern.'
Anether i
I
favorite."
Bessie G. writes. "1 am fourteen
, , fli,m!, t0, n,P tint you write uil
ilimu" ,SvIt-. 1 did net knew, heenw
we take another newspaper, se I bought
mrs mid I think your piece in it i
wonderful and I will bin your paper,
eerv evening new. What actors de
jeu like be-t? I like Rodelpli Valen Valen
tieo bet of nil. I
"Mv mother allows me only eneugh1
money te go te the metics once n week,
se I don't t'e for severul weeks and sae
mv money and then, when Valentine
nliis in a picture I go see it several
times. I saw the Sheik' three times
and I saw 'Weed und Sand' live times.
Dear Mr. Xeely, would ou be se kind,
and print nienune s piciuru irem
'Weed and Sand'?"
n nm minting that letter, funs, bc-
pniiui, it is a human iiecument et vast
. -.. -- .. , . . M .
import pace in VA"nRil""ti0",r"L",.
j f nUi,. r, in this creat country '
... m0sS their dear hearts, they
K-iP.. ,,nt,iff te be the wius and mothers
of tlie nuure. '
.- :-
,.. " yMay they are somewhat stilted
. "t , it, ndf-conscieusiioss that
ill v, , I... .,.!..
llinkes tlielil i.ick iiiierrei, uut mm one
is se Bi'iiuine that I wnnted jeu te see
it. I wish eiery moving picture pre
diieer and director and actor and lie
.' i .lUirllmtiir nnd pxhihitnp p.mlil
in- iwiu ..- -" " V, " .- "
ntiye a in. i... - .",,; . v- ."-.?;'
site his mother's or his wife's Or his
own daughter's picture. Then there
It 111 Hie Oilier sun- ei iii? u'i.im-1 upjii,
.. . .I..hu nn lllu ,1'1a .... I.I
icre
""..r.7 TV ,v tirnblMii of tl.,. im.vie,. '
or s te ;.errv about.
I de lib' Valentine, Hesse G. I!
think be is a very talented young man
,,,,,1 a very capable young man nnd a
trai:!te.?""".!L . .w.1I,0...h!8
.,,..,'i.. nnn unfortunate mistakes, but sn I
.have en and 1 made mistakes gee! ,
when I think et some et tne mistakes 1
have made! , llwl ,.,
: ii. ,t i tiii iik npr.i mi unu unit niisiiiKn
i..
Thnt intexirin'."' ."- " u B"ui I
: ; i....i .in ..rtts, . .a ' i
, iiniement. us in rum ter you unu
i .A e.iiiilri! Valentine, but we will
admit ourselves narrow and unintelli
rent If we de net learn tp appreciate
the art of Barthelmeas and Arllst and
Nerma Taluiadie and Rei Ingram and
UThanks for 7w Utttt, Bettl. G
I hope you'll write again.
B. V. IV writes t "Whtntrer I rearl
In the colujre letters frost rtlss oil
MB "tS fan fw-f ir rrt -rtast ' sim
She is se freh nnd youthful, and hoi," ""1'1'cr.
acting. I think, shows sincerity ami
Mieiitnneltv. (Always glad te gt a letti r finm a
tW UtUt "" i wawpw'HNIi
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DECEMBER 0. 1022;
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Here is Charles de Roehefert, whom the American producers insist
upon advertising as Charles de Reche. The photograph was made when
the French actor paid a visit te Dorethy Dalten before leaving for the
West, where he Is making his first picture
te be under the impression that Valen Valen
tieo is pre-eminently n matinee Idel, a
flapper creze and n pretty boy, I think
of my experience in New Yerk en the
opening night of 'Blend and Sand.
"I steed for an hour In n double
line that extended down Breadwnv nnd
around Forty-ninth street mid en
nrnmut i. i,.i ..,,.,.. .....i ti,.,.. t .,...
Of course the Dappers were there, nnd I "Rudelph alentlne. whose hcarliy
the Mappers' mothers and grandmothers : i before the Appellate Court wiw hel
but besides these there were in thnt I yesterday. hn3 been seen lunching with
crowd hundreds of people from every , Jeseph Schenck nnd A. Glmiiiii, the
conceivable strnta of New Yerk life, and banker, several times lately, nnd, of
a large proportion of them men. I heard course, the most popular story in town
four different languages that I could new N the possibility of nn elliiincc
distinguish Russian, Italian, Polish with Mr. .Schenck. One of Mr.
nnd Spanish and the crowd would hnve Schenck's budne associates said yes
made wonderful atmosphere for a for- tcrday 1 would net consider ntiy sort
cign picture. nf n ieutr.ict with Mr. Valentine until
"I sat in the gallery because I M" troubles with Famous Players
thought it would be mere interesting. Lasky were settled te the mutual sat
I shall never forget it. Many of these isiuctlen of all concerned."
people could understand very little Kng- I rinu.n j,, , 1; wrtes: "When I saw
Hsh, but they could nil understand the ,, N . ,lpnrt jm,lWi W, .leH.-ht. It
unlve.sal lan.uag,. of life that nlen- , ,t ju pes.lhly ,nr,nn Xerlrlll Bn,i
t fllia tll u liKiint nrt mi t i li"i nil I ' V "
""" ' Vi(HIlM "ii Hit Cllll.l,
ri'Illl'llllJlT HUllHim lli- 11 V.M-I'pi III)
Caruso first niglits in the peanut with
the rpnl miisie lnmrq.
"Mv Oual.er bleed beeame s Ml nut.
!,.,! l.v tl... nl.-lri,..v in t),n ,.t,,...4.
"' r '
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nhere l'.cs, tliere wan mirlir tot, but
1 niiiiili that hefere I knew It
msif en niy Imt with the
ethers .limiting, "Vlvn Va i niine '.' I
wns forever rilieveil of mj unall-tnnti
idea gained in Phil'id lpiiiu - tint
Vnl'mtlmi's niipial is only te the Auvri-
., .,
iinguisr aim any eni is a iingu in my
estinintien who can tell the uirfinnee
between Russian and Polish. I can
nine Itnlinn out nml cct S'l.'inl-li. but
j tliese ether two wave li'ii'tli nlwas
lo.eieujiie em u euiei in no iri-iiii.;
vVn
"
lentlne's appeal only te the Ha1
llHOT01'l..S
The following theatres ebtan their pictures through
the STANLEY Company of America, which is a guarantee
of early showing of the linesfc production?. Ask for the
theatre in your locality obtaining pictures through the
Stanley Company of America.
ALHAMBRA ''& Wi'Ti"
JOHNNY MINES
In "SUXE VtRZ FLINT"
AP.3LLO "u SVvuft3
MOLLIE KING
tn "SUSriCIOUS ivta
Rl.UFRIRD
J until 11
IACK HOLT
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in ... ..-..--
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WALLACE REID
in "NICE PEOl'LE-
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"STROKE OF MIDNIGHT"
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"Wlaal" jiwrawe.'"'
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r.i riRi A sw ANSON
in "HER (HIDED CAGE"
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PRISCILLA UfcAW
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in "CLARENCE"
I IRFRTY
IlItOAH A COM M11IA AV.
li Aem nil OYD
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In "THE NEW TEACHER"
OIA1 TO aiUlMASTOWN AVHNUn
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mUPIllT.ljUOHES' FROpTJOTION
It
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per? Listen, R. I. N.; there are a
let of us old grouches who rail against
him bitterly, but wl.e alwnys sneak
Inte ft seat and enjoy the spell of that
appeal even If we cuss ourselves for
doing it.)
B. L. R. sends this clipping from p I
theatrical tinner:
ICu'ly In a picture together wmi ilny !
I rM,: ,,1.1
,,' "' '
i.cumii.
be my Idea of movie
. "; .'" BnlnS te wNh -rt ''Hf'.1 that it'll
'"' '. IO eellle tril".
Think of the
'.piKite ItiU'n retiitieu of some of the
-r'ut Imr nt hitery and iitcruture
ihe- 'v." could gie us. Won't you
. 'I. tl ll'"
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