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The New York herald., 1921-02-24
KATY TO BUY LINE, rs REPORT
Texas Road Would Give an En-
trance Into Mexico.

Reports have reached railroad circles
here that the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas is planning to buy the San An
tonic. Uvalde and Gulf Railroad, a line
of about 315 miles. The purchase
would ultimately give the road an en-
trance into Mexico through the construc-
tion of approximately fifty miles OF line
from Carrizo Springs, Tex to Eagle
Pass.
Both roads are now in the hands Of re-
ceivers and are being reorganized.
Ninety per cent. of the stock and bonds
OF the smaller road is owned by the
estate of John T. Milliken. the repre-
sentatives OF which estate have recently
made a trip over the Katy line with
officials OF the road.
Meplbers of the Katy reorganization
committee here said they have not heard
OF such move.
The New York herald., 1921-02-24
NEW RAILROAD BOND CIRCULAR

Reynolds. Fish & Co, members OF the
New York Stock Exchange. have pre-
pared circular containing three groups
OF railroad bonds, each of which will re-
turn an income OF $1,000 a year. The
cost OF these blocks OF ten bonds each,
mostly OF long maturitles. is approxi-
mately s19,095. st6.710 and s1s.202 re-
spectively, the yields, II held TO ma
turity, being respectively 5.35. sos and
1876 per cent. The letter compares
prices as OF February 1 with those for
the same bonds at the high levels of
1917.
The New York herald., 1921-02-24
BANK MERGER Is ASSURED.

Officials of the Liberty National
Bank and the New York Trust Company
feel assured the proposed merger will
take place. as sufficient stockholders OF
the former have sent In affirmative
proxies on the proposal. The new bank,
20 be a state institution. will be known
as the Liberty Bank of New York.
Stockholders will vote on the proposed
merger on March g. Prior to the actual
consolidation. planned for April 1. the
Liberty will become State institution.
Read djustments In the official staffs are
expected to take place on March 10.
The New York herald., 1921-02-24
READING PLAN IS APPROVED
Preferred Protective committee
SAWS IL Is Equitable.

The committee for the protection Of
the holders of first and second preferred
stock of the Reading Company. through
its chairman, Adrian 1selin. Issued
notice to stockholders yesterday saying
the plan filed with the court meets It's
approval. .
ut provides" says the notice. Tor
equitable and just treatment OF the pre-
forred stockholders, as IL deals with the
preferred stock on the same basis as the
common issue Nevertheless. IL has been
considered desirable that the committee
should be at the hearing In support of
the plan before the court In order to be
prepared to oppose any notifications
that may be adverse TO the interests OF
the preferred stockholders"
The hearing Is set for March l.
The New York herald., 1921-02-24
cERrAIN-TEED PROFITS FALL.

The Certain-teed Products Corporation
reports for 1920 net profits Of 1892.
after charges and taxes. which is equiva-
lent TO s5.1s share earned on the out
standing common stock after deduction
OF first and second preferred dividends.
This compares with sS41,333. or se.s6 a
share. on the common In 1919. The
operating profit after repairs, main,e-
nance, &c, was $5.116,770, compared
with s3,637,125 IN 1919, and other in
como tes,313. compared with s2p,735.
The New York herald., 1921-02-24
SUGAR COMMISSION AT WORK.
Appointed by MenocaI 10 Dispose
of 1e2o-Ie2I Cuban Crop.

The Cuban Sugar Finance Commission
appointed by President Menocal to dis
pose OF the 192o-1e2l Cuban sugar crop
began functioning yesterday. Frank c.
Lowry OF Il. Atkins & Co. and Henry
r. Costello of the Czarnikow-R Rionda
Company are the New York members
of the committee.
A price OF AZ cents q pound. cost and
freight. or 4.6O cents pound. T. o. b.
Cuba. was announced. with the further
announcement that 10000 tons would be
offered on that basis.
The New York herald., 1921-02-24
u.e4 A SHARE ON LEAD STOCK

The report OF the ST. Joseph Load
Company for 1920 shows a surplus after
charges and Federal taxes OF ss,01i.tae'
or si.s4 a share. earned on the outstand-
ing capital stock OF $40 par value. In
the preceding year the earnings were 10
cents a share on the stock. Income for
the year. the report showed. aggregated
t4,s13,512. against ta,2s6,7b6. and de-
pietion. &C, r,2o2,oss. against h,llse
ala
The New York herald., 1921-02-24
LONDON Wool MARKET.

LONDON, Feb. 5s.--At to-day's wool
auction sales 1852 bales OF Govern
ment wool were offered. There was
better competition, but no material
change in prices and fewer Withdrawals.
American woods were quiet
The New York herald., 1921-02-24

The freight statistics presented by the
report show that the freight carried by
the road increased Q per cent. compared
with that Of the preceding year. and
that the company's average revenue a
ton mile increased s.3 per cent.
The road carried 2s.315,35s tons OF
revenue freight during the year and its
average revenue a ton mile was .o117,
against .0107 In 1919. Revenue passen-
gers carried by the Lackawanna In
crea sed 1872 per cent. while It's average
revenue increased from 1872 cents n
mile passenger In 1919 to 1.9s cents In
1920
The New York herald., 1921-02-24
CENSORED

CENSORED. No fake or 'blue sky" prop
ositions in the Business Opportunities col
uuna In the Classified Section. Real oppor-
tunitics are advertised there. Turn to them
now.--Adv.
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MCDONNELL 90 ELEANOR ".
daughter Of Bridget Mcdonnell Cnea Bar.
rctt and the late Martin Mcdonnell aged
10 T"ars. Relatives and friends invited -
funeral on Monday. $40 a. m. at 2N2f
Gordon street, (2ath below York; High
rcGui"m mTss at Most Precioup n'ood 10
O'ClOCl5. lnt"rment Holy Cross Cemetery.
McGRADY. DY.-Jan. -, MARIE NJ daush.
tor OF George r. and Alice G. MCCirady tr.s
k"ilv) Relatives "rd friends invited to "a.
moral. Tues, 10 .. M. parents residence
lthan. Pa. Solemn requiem mass A.
, Thomas church. VIllNnova. II .. N, In.
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DEATHS

wife Of Thomas J. P; protherton. aged =
10 attend funeral services, Mon, . y. M,
late residence, 213i Arch st. Int. Mt.
Peace Gem.
CARTLEpGB.-Jan.2 81. EDWARD CART
also Radiant star Lodse Nc ,,On SHe ., r. vb,rS GnS
g. begSSsd %as a." Svad SiRS e r"s wSs
T., EraniEfsGr$ Int private: Remains may
cottEER:17Jsp,; tR:7 90. Mi,I MARY J. GOLFER
RSIativss and friends invited 10 attend ":
S, ! tn st, solemn mass OF requiem at
Epiphany Church 10 a m, Int Holy Cross
Gem.
COOK Jan. 90 1921. ELIZA wife of
Charles Cook and daughter ~ tho lae James
and Elizn McQuillen. Relatives and friends
M. from hGr late residence. 1@25 e. Mcnt.
gomery ave. Solemn requiem mass church
Of The Holy Name 10 u. m. Int. New Cathe-
dral Gem.
rR&%Ehs "a G,usRtsr lSS Of &RH SdS1
snd late bridget Coonahan and sister u
| friends invited to funeral, tues. no q. rn..
from ~ MontgcmIry ave-, ELkins rark "a.
! Int Holy Srpulchrc Gem
CouRDrrr.-At Cardiff, y. J.. Jan. o..
| LOUISA EMMA (nec Griffith. wife of VII.
| liam Courdufr, ne d - years. Relatives and
friends nvIici . funeral scry!ccs. Mon. ESQ
r. m, Ivy Ilili Gem.
ME widow Of william Cunningham Fu
minister Gem Friends may call sun. s tc
0DXSNrNHIRsCH---Jan gs. IDA. wlto
tlvcs and friends invited - funeral sorNic"d,
Sam 1910 ,&@ no,,S,D tGy m her late 5ss
Jcahurun C.m. Kindly omit flowers.
DANyEn. -- Jan. q ELLA. widow OF
in1itSd ST to attend fEnSrai Mon. sSo "%S a. m nr'
from III thG resSd..Tng' OF her 6rotncr.in,lH7w,
mass at Church, Of the Nativity 10 a. i''f m
Int; b;dIHrI II2Jt s Isepu'Ghrc % 100, PAR, =.
friends, also members Of Atlas Country Ciuf
from his Iete residence, @Sie Mutter St
. 4, n: Int; M"ss5 -iroiy Esdecmcr Gem
,ives and friends invited to, funeral. Hion,
Woodbury., y. j. Int Lafayette Gem.
IFf'6SfHi:RG1LL.--on Jan. 2s, 1921. RE
REm6A 5n1r6ar %oT of ne Of 'Rs Hn4 A.
hercA Pa.Chell. Rol ,tiv"s and friends are in
,i,"d 70 the SERVICES, on Tuesday @ttCrnoSn
TInc rt. mterrncnt Mt. Moriah Cemetery
rrI.Snds, may G%ll Monday ey."GningS so,o
MOS s.. beloved husband Of Helen y. r.!
=, son 81 he ls," samuel n. and Esthe
Annie T. FridcnhcrE. Relatives and fricnl
are invited 70 tie ,gtrvIc"ts. on Sunday after
Bldg, 1870 rhcs,nu, g.. Interncnt at Nj
Sinai Cemetery Kindly omit flowers.
.FrLLAM =. 1921. ELLEN. VIII
friends invited to funeral on Monday SO
A. m. late residence. 1870 y. Ith ST. SOlein
requiem mass at ST MtlaChy's Church a
10 A. m. lnt"rm"nt private. St. Mary
Cemetery pOylestOwn, Pa.
COII.--nn Thursday, Jan, 81. IN his So
year, HENRY a. W, COLL, OF Brooklyn,
j.. int"rment at West Laurel Htll C"r'".ery
Jan. 81. Train leaves Broad st. station a
,,.HA;MMEHy - Jan; 2s io2l. RosAL1l
Relatives and friends invited TO funers
, services Mon, y, IN. at her late res
dcurr 0O2 y. 4iSt st. Int. private. Pits
I bur"h ulncrs please copy,
, HAWKINS. On Jan. -. 4. FRANKII
/ HAWKINS. Funeral services. Monday. at
= o clock precisely. at his late residence, o.
; W. Dauphin at. 1nterment William Pen
Cemetery. SOm"rtOn
HERITAGE.-At Mantua. y J.. Jan. -
HARRISON :. HERITAGE. aged 81 Rela
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Deaths

=. .A[BRoTT.-Jan. 2s. EMMA L. wife Of
late residence. 472+ Penn ct. F'rankrord
Services In ST. Marks +. Il. Church p. IN.
Int. private.
AMBROSE. ON Jan. %. 1921. MARY
AMBROSE, Funeral on Monday morning at
$50 o'clock, from her late residence 353S
Jasper St Requiem mass at st Joan Of
Arch Church a. 10 a. IN. Tntermsat private
,AREIGKi;,-,Jan: IS. 1921. MARGARET,
wife OF william :. Arn!Ck (nnc Childs) Due
notice from late residence. 92jl y. t'amar st
BARR. - On Jan 20. 1921. JULIA p.
HUGHES HARR. wife Of DR.. S. Dickson
Barr. Duw notice Of funeral.
Patrick Barron lncc McCiovornl. Relatives
and friends ar" invited 70 attend funeral
Mon. 80 m from her LAT" residence,
21O5 +. lehEh ave. Solemn requiem. mass
s.. ,Ann,s church IA, n. m. Int. Sew Cath"-
dfal Pleas" omit flowers.
BlSBEE Jan. 81. HENRY II. BrSREE.
In II" Sbth year Gf hts age. Funeral services
a. his In - residence. M"lrosc Park Pa, at
$40 Sundtr afternoon. Jan. 30.
RRlNNlSHOl.rH. Jan. 20. HENRY. hus.
band Of I:IITa!e,h $; Brinn!shoIta (nee
survivor 7?I Rest. Pa. Vols. invited ~;
neral services, sun. p. m. residence. 20l3
:: Norwood ~. t2lst and Snyder ave.. Int.
! Fernwood. Niowing Sat. eve.
RROTHERTON. - Jan. -, FANNIE a..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-29
TODAY'S
MYSTERY STORY
by PHILIP FRANCIS NOwLAN
Yesterdays Mystery Solution
IN THE case of "Unbrokcn Snow

IN THE case Of "Unbrokcn Snow"
l. the answer was this:
The murderer left no tracks coming
out Of George Flushing's house because
hc had not come out Of II. He hadn't
come out of 1t because he hadn't even
entered it on the night ne killed him.
Hunt was struck by the unhandincss
of the iron rod for use MS dagger.
IL was not the sort Of weapon man
would pick TO stab another with. For
an instant It looked to Hunt as though
its purpose was TO pry open the win =
dow. but the unbrokcn snow showed
the murderer had not approached tho
window and the cash in the window
sill had not been made by the use OF
the bar as Il lever.
But IL the weapon had gotten into
the house and the murderer hadn't
there was really only one explanation
II most simple one. The murderer
had thrown il. The distance from the
road was but hundred feet. and the
rod was not so heavy it couldn't have
been hurled that distance.
ITcflctingrr hnd had no thought OF
killing Flushing. He had been passing
late that night and saw Flushing throw
M the window for temporary vcntila
ton. Suddenly the suppressed and con
ccntratcd jealousy of years had tarec
up in his brain. and viciously he hat
hurled the rod he had picked UP far
,her down the road with the idea o.
using it as a handle to his automobile
iack. The rod struck the windowsil
in its passing and. bounding upward
its point struck Flushing. who, uncon'
Scious Of his cncmy's proximity, hat
turned his back, sQuarely between th'
shoulders. Then lIefflcfngcr had fec
in terror
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-29
WOMAN'S ESTATE S125,OO0
Relatives Beneficiarlos Under VIII
OF Sara L. Harding

OF sara L. faroing
Relatives are named ns bcnefc,aries
in the will of Sara l.. Herding, SS15
Germantown avenue, which was ad-
nitted to probate today. The estate is
valued Mt S125 900.
Nine other wills were admitted, as
follows: John II. Seitz. 1871 Wyom-
ing avenue, S79,172; Mary A. CrosFon.
$50 South Eighteenth street, Sl1 900 ;
Luigi San Georgia, 2035 South Twcn-
ty third street, $4,000; Lucy +. Barnes,
1907 North Gratz street, $4,000; Sara
J. Mccarthy, Germantown Hospital.
$4,000; Francis Pritty, 1T1J North
Twenty sixth street, $1,000; John +.
Stiles, 14l7 East Susquchannn avenue,
$65l2; Kate Is. Van Meter, 1918 Arch
street. S11 .2lS Caroline l.. Young,
COIL Catharinc street, $4,000.
Inventories of the personal estates
of the following were filed: William
Thornton. SOS $3.50. "a; George W. Sla =
ter, S13,031 .GS; James Walsh S13.
213. 40; Christian II. Ilochn, S7179 81
and William j. Morrow, SIS, ,S5i.3l.
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The T,risted Stockings

II It had not been for the girl whose
stockings were twisted. they never
would have known that John Brckwal-
ter had not died a natural death. They
never would have learned that his real
name was Egolf Franklin and that he
was member of one of the SliCkest
criminal organizations that ever prey
ed upon an unsuspecting public.
They wcrc ordinary silk stockings,
such as women affected at that period
ribbed affairs, with a good hit Of
opCnwork about them.
Harvey Hunt noted the fact that
they were twisted particularly, because
the girls toilette was 40 trim in every
other respect.
Hunt. who had come 0nCk to the
hotel after Il frutlcSS all night vigil
in connection with ease on which he
was working. had thrown himself back
in ono of those big leather chairs in
the lobby. near the desk. unable 10 de-
eide whether he should take time to eat
breakfast or go straight to bed. Idly
he was listening to the conversation
between the manager and Boyle. the
house detective, regarding the death,
n few minutes before, of one of the
guests. II man who had registered as
John BcCkwaltcr, Of Chicago Beck
, walter had been found in his room n
few minutes nftcr n heated converse
tion over the telephone.
| The telephone operator could not rr-
member the number BeCkwaltcr had
called up. The house detective wanted
to know, because he thought the person
called might he able to give him a NOR,
definite address for BeckwaItcr thar
merely Chicago.
The house detective was distinctly
annoyed. The operator. it seemed
could remember things about that con
vrrsntion she had had no business tC
hear. She knew. for instance. that
he had talked to woman. that "h,
sure had been telling the dame where
she got Off and that, despite her pro.
test that She couldn't dress 50 fast. h,
/ had ordered her 10 come down to III,
hotel to see him at once. But sh,
couldn't remember the number.
In the midst Of the conversation he
tween the manager and Boyle the cir
with the twisted stockings walked int,
the lobby, carving light TRAVELLING
hng. just as she npproarhcd the drSl
She caught the words, "When | saw
ReckwaIter's body thcrc--," and CAV,
n etartIcd NttIo exclamation attr0rtin,
Royia's attention nt once In bulIdo'
fashion he went straight to the point
Pardon me. miss" he said, "wcr,
I,horiny TO-"
The sirlg eve, widcncd in hm.ght,
stare. mo. " sho said curtly; Il
don't know Mr.. B"ckwaltrr.'
aTT a., 4 l..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-29
UNSETTLED WEATHER SEEN
Forecast for Next Week Is Not
ENCOURAGING

Washington, Jan. 2o.-1By 4. p
Weather predictions for the week be-
ginning Monday are:
North and middle Atlantic states
Unsettled and cold. with occasional
SHOWS and rains.
South Atlantic and cast gulf states :
Considerable cloudincss. occasional rains
and temperature below normal.
ohio valley: Cold and occasional
SHOWS and rains
Region of the Great Lakes Unset.
tied, cold and occasional SHOWS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-29

COLISEUM NAGhfa4 $sfII 4E6 5r ! sSTH 'iLs t..
;r,as Wai,ara Nad n "Thp Charm school,
WoImr ada E--";t~hes "f Dc;re"
ThuryAgs-"To Pleas One Momnn
sai-iIarry Carey In "Hrnrt's Ip'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-29
IN MENiORItM

NORRIS rACKNfAN. who passed into
better life January 20. 1918. may his soul
rest in peace. Greatly missed by his wife
and children.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-29

,iTrn'ys program Includes tho best Uc the
rlasS!c ana modern COMPOSERS
III" string orchestra Of III" Symptom riuh
VIII CIV" II concert a. the Graphic sketch
club on Sunday evening, February u. They
VIII be assisted by Dorothy c. Warhurs,,
Soprano, Helen e. Warhurst. contralto; Israel
NiChnin pianist Jacob Savit, vioiuist. and
l.osalr Cohen, aCcompanist.
III" frtto'h public service Of the pernsyl-
Niuia chapter Uf tn" AMERICAN tiuIld OF
urganIsts Will B h"d In the First baptist
Church. Seventeenth str""t above Walnut. on
There viii b" singing ny the ChOirs ~ IN"
First baptist and Chestnut Street Bartist
churches and organ PLAYING by char cs J.
Dryfus., Rolio =. Maitland and Fr"deri"I
Manson. OF Philadelphia. and Lynnwooi
FarNHiU, Of New York Free cards Of al-
uussion may T." obtained BY calling at the
hrst Baptist Church.
r." annual recital a. Euss,an church
church ot s. iuko ami the Epiphar2 on
sunday afternoon. January 80. at O'Clock.
The program, which Will h" entirely "a ca
will consist Cf Comp0stiOns by Raoh-
manin"T TschtIknwsi;y. Ar"nsky. GrctChani-
uof. Kasaisky and Will b" under the d.rec.
,lou Of II. AicNaud"r Matthews.
The, Ttosa Chora, Sor!y.y VIII sing Mon.
4."Lssohn o"EiijNG On Th1rsday evCn'ns
I and NonHuHO s'rCtis Tho SOlOists ~ 10
mildred Jones. soprano: Agnes RcIfsr yler
Cortralto, Henri Nerr!E"n. tenor; George e.
Em"a baritone. Th" society will be assist"t
Ch"s'ra; urder the direction Of Jam"a B
! HartGc.l,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-29
SUSOUEHANNA lIR Mkr 4 6SsS sSsSg;

TSH;-T@m TT"n-f%m M's NIX IN Ths TS. n,a%sd I,a%sd
WednesGay Gay-"Hcid By the EDemy''
rhursoay-"Iield by the Enemy"
FrldnN-"The FrisIey Mrs. Johnson"
GatGrday-"Eyts Of the Heart"
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SPRJJCE GOTH AND SPRUCE

Mon. -Wm Fnrnun in "If ! Were King
Iu,S.-" "Er farnun IN III ] We're King"
Wed. -Lsuise ,ilhun In "I@Opard Woman
Thhuuts --,,Ci"rtldin" o., Farrnr, "Rkidle Woman
Sat -rrirbanEs, ~ Western Ad, enturer'
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In

Can you Solre this mystery
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OHM Nat = ID ENg. G;4I 10 II
Muu.--' ,hlE"rt, ''nend Men Tell No Tpies'''
IGr' q tH,y"ri, Dead Men Tell No Tales"
Wed ". Iia"."y In "IIrr Beloved NIIIHinr
TG@rS I3 ~ TrFr n TG" %r@e ,.G IEtCrlSE
Sa',--Ii"ssir I"yn In The Midi andeT."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-29

LlDLNi MA,rINEE DAILY
n u --EiI""u PcrDv, "Thr HrShnn nd IIrp,.ru.
ru%slay- NnMmgyt IN "NIndrms pe"""rL'.
M"d. k@th, MacD6nnld. THE Thnndcrboit"
Fri -. FHIrlnut,s. "Thc MIX ~ I".r",,
Saturday VIOLA Dana In "BlnckmnII''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-29
CARMAN GEHNsrAMTTT,owNr AYE; ~

| SAt\NlEhIN ABOVE ALLEGHENY
| Mon.-Non strohoims The Devils passkey'
Tues .-yon str9heim's .. ,Ihe Devils rasskey,
| ThuTs-E X. Lincoln, "The Inner Voice.
| l'rlday--E. Il. Lincoln The Inner Voice"
! saturdsy--E, x, Linc2lR The Inner Voice"
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Theatrical Billboard
for the Coming " eek
Natr Attraction

BROAD-"Peg O. My Heart. revival
with Laurette Taylor again assuming
her role of the delightful heroine
which she has played more than ~"
times, though never IN Hhiiade'phIA.
\. r. Matthews and Percy Nne9 are
principals in support. The IpeallhE
story deals with tho experiences OF an
American daughter of an Irtshmian
and his English wife In the loEe'ess
and socially chill atmosphere "t her
mothers old home.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-29

lIVlfEKAL M&STTiT%E!Es E!EsfHAEI pXHrsIY 2A'
Munday-"A Cumberland Romnnce',
Tues ---Frarklyu Fnrnun IN The StrmerI.n
Mr,i~, r,'at. "i--'Thc iI.' 1 Point =, Nirw''
Fri, ..-Ow"n Mu"r" In "Ihr Poor SImn,
S"'~'I''"ns and Moran in "Oncr a Plumber,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-29

MODEL AS %0vTIr ST. Orchestra
NiODLh rontnunrs | TO ii
Tl's, Ma" Murray in "Thr Right 70 i"vs.,
W M,d.-li Hnsworth - Thousnnd to one
Friday Pearl white in "Thr ThII.tt,,""e tt,,""e
SaWrIay-P"arl WHIT" In The Thic,"
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.rTt MATINEE DAILY
Tu"suav--"ENr~ Of III" iIc,rt,,
Wrd --"Dcnd Men Tell No TnIrs"
THU -''F0rtA five Minutes from Urond,,a -
Fri --ttirDhnks In "Thc Marx ~ Iorr'
Sat Louis" Hun In "Whnt Women WcWt,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-29
PHOTOpLAYS

PARAMOUNT ?m%i9 RS 4 GIg"rd Ave.
-. Tu"Sd'y-"E bod, = sweetheart"
Med.--hcrrI White. "Thr MOuntnin Womnn"
lhurs.- Justin" Johnston" In "BlnrkhIrds,,
Fraday--"A Thcusnnd to One''
Sat-I"m More IN "The Circut Accident"
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NIXON "-N "''N 9.l5 : and q
lNlNNN-' 'pussc,, "Ch"lIrnEe Of the Law
Mon " RnasrM, "Chrllengc Of the Law,
W3"4wm ,,as.s "C""!r%sSf . %fy' of MSn! ia !""
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-02

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-02

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tismo, la ciatica el lulIihago 10 atof
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sIngeniefiR de Ferrocarriles.
Topografia y Dibujo To2o-
grafieo
Iagenteria KecAnica
Pefito Mec&uico- Eleefrieista
Direction Tecnica do Talleres
Mec6nicos
Maouinista Monfador
Taller Mec8nico y Aontaie
Matem&ticas y Dibujo Lineaf
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Delineante de Taller 1ee4-
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Construcci6n , DibuIe De
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