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The New York herald., 1921-02-03
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.
Average Bond Prices
Psris-OrIcans Bonds Offered.

A banking group headed by A. Isclin
& Co. and including Halsey. Stuart 4
Co, Inc, and Hemphin, Noyes & Co.
will offer to the public 50,000,0O0 franc
issue of per cent. bonds of the Paris
Orleans Railroad Company. At the cur
rent rate of exchange the offering is
equivalent to about S3,500,000 The
Paris Orleans Railroad is the second
largest railroad system in France. its
system covering about 4,S4S miles I'm
der agreements confirmed by law, the
payment OF principal and interest of its
bonds is secured to the company by the
guarantee of the French Government.
They are redeemable at par by annual
drawings in amounts sufficient to retire
the entire issue by 1855. 1t is under
stood that the offering price Is % per
cent. of par to yield 6la per cent The
bonds are payable as TO principal and
interest without any deduction of French
taxes present or future.
The New York herald., 1921-02-03
New Competition for bonds.

Tao expanding interest in bonds and
other funded securities during the last
;hree wears has not been overlooked by
bankers IN all parts Of the country. Bond
men Themselves arc fully aware OF the
increased competition that. has arisen
thror.:h the establishment of bond de-
partmeuts by banks and trust COM
panics. although not much account has
been made of the movement outside OF
bond distributing circles. The large
houses OF issue are making the most Of
the new field opened since the Govern
ment war issues brought great mass
or tho public into tho investment market
TO stay. Probably nm important factor
IN the recent large oversubscriptio Of
offerings has been the applications from
rmsll banks and big ones In the South
and West as we'll as in the East.
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Offer Washington Bonds.

A syndicate headed by the Bankers
Trust Company and composed Of Esta-
brook & Co.. Hallgartcn & Co.. Stacy
{: Braun. Cyrus Pierce & Co, John u.
Price & Co, the Guaranty Company OF
New York. Ialsey. Stuart Il Co, Inc.
the William r. Compton Company, X.
/. Day Co.. Carsten Il Earles, Inc.
Ferris & Hardgrove and Eldredge q
Co. arc making a public offering OF
$1,000. 900 of state OF Washington . y
per cent. general fund gold bonds. The
bonds are dated February /, 1921. and
arc due on February I. 194i. They yield
about s.i5 per cent. 10 their optional
date and 5ia per cont. thereafter. The
bid price put in by the syndicate for
the bonds was 100.536.
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Rcsvcr board offering.

Tmbre n Co. viii make to-day q pub
lic Offering Of s5.oo0.o 600 Of Beaver Board
Companies rer cent. twelve year sink
ina fund gold notes. dated January ],
1921. and due on January 1. 1898. They
arc tho senior issue and constitute the
coinpany's only funded debt. excepting
Sg27.6s9 of mortgages and serial notes
OF three subsidiaries. The notes are be-
Ing offered 81 99li and interest. The
comrarys net quick assets arc NOR"
than goo per cent OF thc principal of
this issue Its carninas before Federal
taxes for the last Ave yCara nave aver
aRed more than 6vc times interest
charges on this issue.
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4 rnhiic ItnItS I..uc.

Tho Milwaukee coke and Gas Com
rany has sod to Dillon. Read q Co.
81. .O00. 600 Of first mortgagc collateral
sinking fund 7ts ner cent gold bonds
and those bankers win start 10 offer the
issue to-day The issue has an annual
sinking fund 10 retire the entire amount
by maturity w 10 10s and interest and
tho bonds arc callablo az a whole or IN
part on any interest day 1T 1903. The
new Issue II secured by like amount
of the ccmpanys per cent FIRST mort
gage serial bonds It's purpose viii be
20 reimburse tho company n part for
20 per cert. or additional expenditures
for tho installation OF coke ovens.
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cANApA.s ExrnEss RATES up.

OTTAWA. ont Fcb. T. Incrcascs IN
rates ranging from 20 60 80 per cent
wcrc granted Canadian express COM
panies to-day by the Board OF Railway
Comm ssloners. which had under con-
sidcration tho application Of The COM
Danics FOR n fiat increase Of 80 per cent
in All rates.
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North Carolina Notes.

The Treasurer of tho State of North
Carolina. who was in New York, awarded
the issue OF S3,50o,00O Ga per cent. one
year notes to the Guaranty Company,
stacy Il Braun and s. n Bond n Co. at
their bid of i00.06. The notes are be-
ing offered to-day on per cent. basis.
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New York. at par and accrued interest
TO February !. 1921. the Peoria and
Pelin Union Railway Company first
mortgage and income, or second mort
gage bonds. due on February ', 1921,
which have not been deposited for extern
sion in accordance with their company s
circular letter dated December ?, 1920.
The privilege to deposit bonds for such
extension expired on December 20, le2o.
The bonds should he presented TO the
Central Union Trust Company Of New
York so broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-02-03
Cincinnati Gets One Hid.

only ono bid was received by the
authorities Of Cincinnati for 100000 OF
per cent. one to seven year serial re-
funding school bonds and that one was
from Hayden Miller & co. Of Cleveland.
who offered premium of 1897. The
city's Board OF Education Is considering
tho bid.
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state Issues.

Bond dealers are especially interested
in two groups of sealed bids which will
be opened to-day at the capitals of two
states In Maryland sealed bids for
$4,000 600 OF iias Of So year average
win be opened. and in Minnesota sealed
bids for s4,53s coo of 5s of ten year
nNprarc
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. for SILK Sociks.-office Of tho
peno, ouartermaster, u. S. A.. Philadel.
mia pa Sealed proposals viii be received
here until II a. NJ, February IL. 1921. tor
,,rnishing 2 800 dozen pairs SILK Socks. In
formation upon REQUEST. "
t,poPosAT,s FOR cadet Hospital. Office
Qua rterms ster, West Point. n. ": Sealed
proposals will be received here until IL ".
Nh rch p 1921, and then opened. for construc-
lion of Cadet Hospital Information on APP
ritca
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NORRIS-McCOWAN co.

BY mutual consent of the parties the part
ncrehip between john T. Norris and John u:
NcC,owan is hereby wholly dissolved. MI
debts due to said partnership and those duo
hy them will be settled with and by the re-
uatninr partner, said John T. Norris, who
has taken over all tho assets and assumed
ali the liabilities OF said partnership and
who will continue the business under the
name of Norris MCGOWAN Go.
Dated January 22ni. fr2t.
The New York herald., 1921-02-03

If you have money to in
vest and are seeking OPP
portunities in the busi-
ness world, either as a
partner or as an owner
of business, consult the
Business Opportunity col
umns of The New York
Herald both daily and
Sunday, which usually
appear daily among the
classified advertisements
and in the Want Diree-
tory ON Sunday.
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Us OF Mexico IS

IN New London. Conn. to act on its
$50. 900 900 bond issue, recently offered
and authorize "a call for the redemption
OF it's outstanding per cent. convertible
debenturcs on August I.
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Troy CsII. for Bid..

Proposals FOR sG' 90 Of 8 per cent. pub
&c Improvement bonds. payable serially
FOR twenty yes~s. will be received AZ tho
Compttollers ONCE. Troy, ~. r., up 70
February e.
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COPARTNElssHIP NOTICES.
THURSTON & BRAIDICH.

THURSTON & BRAIDICB.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
intend 10 continue the of the partner
ship name of Thurston Braidich and 10
certify follows:
FIRST: That the said firm. formerly con-
sisting of James G Shaw. J. Edward Young,
Jr., and Charles II. Rosevear. has had bust
ness relations with foreign countries and has
transacted business in the state OF New
York for more than three years.
SECOND: That the business Of said firm
or partnership VIII be conducted by the sur
viving partners, J. Edward Young. Jr., re-
siding at No. 400 West End Avenue, New
York. n. V, and charles II. Rosevear. ro-
siding at No. 1s2 Caremont Avenue. Mont
clair. ~. J.
THIRD: That the name of the firm undev
which the said partners are to conduct ~"
said business is Thurston Braidich.
Dated, New York. January LIST, 1921.
J. EDWARD YOUNG. Jr.
CHARLES X. RoSEVE Nj
State Of New York. City OF New YORK.
County of New York. ss.
on the 1ith day OF January, 1921. before
me came, J. Edward Young. Jr. and Charlen
r. Rosevear. 20 known TO be the tnui'
viduals described in and who executed ti
foregoing instrument and severaly a.
knowledged that they executed the same.
MORRIS RLAU.
Notary Public New York County le3
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Dissolution NOTICE.
TUIrRsTON a BRAIDICH.

THURsTON & BRAIDICH.
Notice is hereby given that the partner.
ship between James G.. Shaw. J. Edward
Young, Jr., and Charles r. Rosevear under
the firm name OF Thurston a Braidich has
been dissolved and that the business or said
partnership will be continued by the under
signed as co-partncrs under the said firn
name OF Thurstou Braidich.
Dated, New York, January tst. 1921.
" EDWARD YOUNG, Jr.
CHARLES n ROSENEAE
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year. however. were IN excess OF profits
and aggregated si.ssa.999, which left
deficit of s3S4.sis against dencit IN
11g OF s3i4,00t
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rrnrin mud rckin Union.

Arrangements to purchase. through
The Central Union Trust Company of
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American Agricultural.

stockholders ~ tho American Agri-
, liural Company will meet on Marcel
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Dated January /, 1921

or si3.i5 share earned on its outstsnd-
ing capita stock in 1919 iis earnings
we're 81 6S5.a95 oa 1855 share on
;nat stock. DkidcN u paid iuring ;G'
The New York herald., 1921-02-03
,otrurRy PIPE LINES DEFICIT

THE southern pipe Line Company fc-
ports for 1870 net profits OF ji.5l5.1t-
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MONEY TO LOAN
on Stocks and Bonds for six
months or longer, SO interest.
Box c 1896 Herald,
Fulton St.

NOTICE Is hereby given that on December
9th. 1920 I severed connections with
Dunn Company. 30 Broadway, New York
y. y. VIM. J. DUNN
The New York herald., 1921-02-03

Danish Con
Municipal SIS
when issued
4. QSls
226. .9S
City OF Copcn-
hagen bLs
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Beglfan GOV Is
1928
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-22
A NEW PROBLEM

The new Republic of Poland is go-
lag through an experience that sharp
IL parallels that of the United States
in the days of Washington, Hamilton,
aud Jefferson. She is framing her ma
tional constitution, and having just
as much difficulty in perfecting it as
the American colonies did.
The Polish constitution, however
has many new features unknown in
the time of the American founders
Woman suffrage and the initiative
and referendum are among these
while drastic measures covering
child welfare and child labor legisla
ton are being advocated.
The present grave situation among
Polish children has alarmed the en-
tire country and joined all politica
factions in demanding laws safeguard
ing the young generation. According
TO the reports of American Red Gross
medical inspectors, there are two
million children in Poland today need
ing medical attention Twenty lper
cent of the total child population Of
the country is crippled, defective OF
tubercular from malnutrition.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-22

WASHINGTON. Jan. 22--Corn. king
of crops. produced an average only
S2093 an acre to farmers based on
December farm prices while hops
produced s486.10 an acre. according
to averages of the country as whole
ISSUED by the department of agricui-
ture. The value per acre of hops in
1919 was $S7475. whilee orn's aver
age value per acre was $3S.49 With
the exception Of rye. cranberries, soy
beans and sorghum sprup the average
value per acre last year showed heavy
reductions from 1919 because of the
declines in prices.
| Wide variation is shown in the
value per acre of the various crops
while the averages for different states
show broad range for each crop. The
average farm value per acre OF the
important farm crops as estimated by
the department of agricHlture for last
year and for 1919 follows.
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PART OWNERS

The Standard Oil Co, of New Jer-
seys offers stock to its employees at
unusually attractive terms. Frankly.
S. o. makes it plain that the offer
is not matter of charity nor that s.
o. thus seeks to even up inadequate
salaries. Standard Oil wants employee.
stockholders because it hopes for a
closer interest in employees minds
when they are part owners.
This is, according to the new light
seen by captains of industry, good
business 1t tends toward a new real
ization of the common aims and in
terdependenee Of capital and labor
Those are words Standard Oil itself
uses in making the offer.
Once there was a time when the
employer wanted nothing less than
that his employees should have voice
in theb usiness. That was along about
the tine when the public could be
damned Modern industry damns not
the public, the consumer; nor does
il ignore the workers. the producers
There are those radical labor lead
ers who belittle this effort to. make
employees part owners in Industry.
They insists that it is but crumb
intended to head off public ownership
and being extremists, they are not
satisfied with anything but the entire
loaf. However, there are many per-
sons, including large majority OF
labor folks. who believing that two
year old calf cannot be born in a
minute, think it advisable to make a
success of part-ownership before at
tempting a still larger load.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-22
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH

This is community church,
tourist church and parish church. Il
was recently organized. Last year the
church was enlarged 10 double its for
mer capacity The membership OF the
church has also doubled. DR.. Robert
Stuart Macarthur of New York city.
Is the winter pastor. Dr. Robert T.
Jones is the assistant Bible school
with tourist class and classes for all
ages at 9:45. Worship and sermon
at IL, subject, THE Most Wonderful
engraving m the World" Christian
Endeavos at Z, Worship and sermon
at s. service just one hour subject
OF prelude, Patriotism of President
-elest Harding in Refusing Elaborate
Inaugural Ceremonies Subject OF
sermon, Mary and Martha types OF
Women Needed in our Churches to-
day" Wednesday 1880 m subject
lesson for Sunday school next Sunday.
Inclined entrance for invalids in
wheel chairs. All strangers and all
others welcome. Come IN and take
any seat
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-22

fNswapaper Enterprise Assoei-rerJ
NEW YORK. Jan. 22--sSoN comes
Police cqmmissioner Enrisht with ak.
Iures to show muyders. rolberies and
burglaries in New York were lever
during 1920 than during 1879
Also. New york's record.-for 1919
al least--was not as bad az Chicago 5.
though New York is twice as large
Enright. whose administration IS
about to be investigated, has al least
one supporter in his assertion that ials
crime wave is myth
New York is the safest city IN file
world says Joab III. Banton, new ehifi
OF staff for District Attorney s~ann
New York is being hurt By The CON
tinuous Islander on her good name. Wis
itors are being kept away because Of
fear of holdups and burglaries
Here is New York's crime record
as Enright figures It.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-22

LONDON. Jan. PIT Is estimated
that London Is short Of 150, coo houses
and premier Lloyd George, speaking
in the house of commons, has placed
the total house shortage for the whole
of the United Kingdom at roughly t.
600. 000- A house for rent notice board
in London quickly attracts crowd.
Housing issa department of the min
istry of health. and by legislative act,
nit housing schemes. Thousands of
schemes have been submitted, but
progress has been very slow.
Perhaps the chief reason for this
has been the economic factor Houses
which cost three or four times as
much to build as before the war, can
not be obviously let or sell at pre-war
figures.
Nevertheless. according to govern
ment statistics some 10000 houses
were started in 1920 and the number
contracted for has risen during the
year from 10.50S to 133.301.
One striking feature ofthe effort to
/
conducted by the office of works.
which was empowered to spend g.
00o.000 pounds spread over Is months.
/ Its operation started in Camberweil.
south London borough. All arrange
ment was made by which the office OF
works supplied the plans, material and
supervision while the local federation
icf trade unions supplied the labor and
the borough council assumed respon-
tsibility for the finances. The plan
worked smoothly and houses We're
built for ESQ pounds apiece. saving
Of at least 200 pounds. making a total
saving to taxpayers of 100000 pounds,
This scheme may become the embryo
of a state building department.
The financial difficulties connected
! with theh cusing problem have been
responsible for the creation by local
authorities OF interest bearing .hous-
ing bonds" which are in some locali-
ties fairly popular Investment.
In the north of England. concerto
houses have come popular. as machin
cry largely replaces man power in
their erection. In some parts of Lon
dan, too, such houses have cen built
recently. owing TO the shortage Of
bricks. the high rate of wages and
other difficulties.
*GoLF SUPPLIES. DUNN BROS
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-22
THE CHURCH OF CHRIST

22S So. Palmetto Ave. Bible school
at 3:45 a. m. Communion at Ii a. M.
Following Mrs Baldwin will deliver a
message ON her eight years expert
ence as q missionary in South Africa.
Night services begin at 1880. Special
music. The regular minister. Sam w.
Allen begins a short series of SER
mons the first, The Seven Wonders
OF the World, Jan %. Second, The
Seven Wonders of Heaven, Jan. 80.
Third. 1.-The Seven Wonders of He'll
Feb. Which choose We? All are urg-
ed to attend these services.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Corner Palmetto and Bay SIS. ID.
Stratford Scadeng, pastor Sunday
school s:45 a. m. The Tourist Bible
class speciality. Everybody welcome
Preaching service at IL a. IN. will. be
conducted by the pastor Rev. ID. STRAIT
ford Sca4eng. subject. "A Forward
Look with the Divine Keeper" Ep-
worth league at Gas, Paul Lewis in
charge. At the 7:30 service, Rev.
VIM. Fielder, D. D., will deliver an in
teresting address ON THE Mountain
GERS OF the South" Mr. Fielder is
president of the John H. Snead Sem
mary at Boaz. Alabama, and speaks
with wealth of experience. Special
music at all services.
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coMMuNlTy IA. z. CHURCH

Daytona Beach, Rev ID. Fl. Rutter,
Ph D.. pastor. Sunday school 9:45.
W. j. Vial, sapt. Preaching IL a. m.
Dr. William Fielder, president OF John
H. snead Seminary will preach. Ep-
worth League $50. leader l.. c. Ram
sey Preaching 7:30, subject Five
Questions of Eternal Import" Special
music will be furnished at all these
Services. Prayer meeting Wednesday
1880 D. m.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Corner yolusia and Palmetto SITS,
Rev w. l. Lewis. minister. S:45 a. M
Sunday school, j. Blair Dunn, supt.
IL o'clock morning worship. sermon
theme. Caesar VS.. God" 1880 D. m.
religious forum. Speaker Rev. Chas.
Frederic Goss. ID. ID. theme charity"
Special music by the quartet choir
both morning and evening. All wei
come always
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-22
THE TOURIST CHURCH

At IL o'oclck in the Tourist church
in Seabreeze the Rev. DIR. Chas. Fred
eric Goss, will deliver a sermon from
the text. But the Comforter, which
is the Holy Spirit whom the Father
will send in my name, shall teach YOU
all things and bring all things to your
remembrance, whatsoever | have said
with you John 14:26. Sunday school
at 10 conducted by Rev. Pierson.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-22
JAPAN'S CROWN PRINCE
MAY POSTPONE VISIT
lternatIonaI News Service.

TOXIC, Jan. 1S.-The plans of Hir-
ohito. crown prince of japan. to visit
European and American cities during
1921 may be abandoned, according TO
a statement issaed here recently. II
is said that while his imperial majesty
the emperor is in better health than
he was for time. he is still unable
ito attend to many of the important
functions of state. and unless he
greatly improves it will be neces.
sary for the crown prince to remain
in Toxic to act as the imperial repre-
sentative.
Afternoon Teas a Specially at the
Nantucket House. East end Concrete
bridge. 209 12-1l-t
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WEEKLY GAZETTE-NEWS
puallshEp EVERY FRIDAY

Subscription Rates to Weekly-one
sear. 33.0o; six months. 800 in advance.
Delivered lx mail to all parts OF the
United States. Canadian and foreign
POSTAGE at the rate of SO cents per year
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-22

The president of Northwestern
University says the greatest need of
the institution is money. That makes
1t unanimous.
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CHRISTIAN ScIENcE

First church of Christ Scientist,
corner Palmetto and Live Oak ave.
Services Sunday 16:45 m, subject
of lessonrsermoH. Truth. Sunday
school $3.50 a. m. Testimonial meet
ing Wednesday evening at O'Clock.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-22

Anyway. BRAND got a cabinet To-
gether without consulting the best
minds of France.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-22

Nearly one-half OF the original FOR
ests of the United States rema'l IN
cut.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-22

Excursions TO Tomoka River sun
day 2:00 p. m, return by moonlight.
.374-1-21-3t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-22

Moose Factory goes off the first
page for another generation or so.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-22

Eve wish Jon rn~ Dess 81 every
thing for 1891 Eso~esn- zs-tl
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-22
81. MARY,s EPISCOPAL cAuRcH

Corner S. Ridgewood and Orange
Ave. Rev. DR.. Robert Mckay, rector.
Services for Sunday: 100 o. m. Holy
communion, Srndas school 9:A5. SER
vice with sermon by rector at IL. Lit
any Friday morning at = a. m
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-22

Forty per cent Of New farks pom
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-22

*GoLF SUPPLIES. DUNN BROS,
363-1 -lS-ti
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
WOMEN LIKE CARPENTER

Tim II from Florence Billings. who
Is hafnG featured In his first American
motion picture production, women will
go Wild over Georges Carpenter Tho
French idol is the star of The Wonder
Man." the Robertson-Cole super-special
at the Palm theatre Today and to-
morrow.
It's a good job no married before he
reached these Shores" said Miss Bill
nngs to an interviewer in the studio
when the production was being made.
He's an awful heart-breaker."
why do you say TINT? she was
ssked.
Why Look at him Any woman
who has an ounce OF rcd blood In her
vcins would want to meet him. He Is
a great. big. wholesome boy and the
very type that women rave about.
That's why I'm ravinE.
THERE'S something fascinating about
him. Hc keeps one in the throes OF eS
pcctancy. Tho very fact that he
speaks SO little English aids the antici-
patory delight Ono is always expect
Ing him TO do or say a little more than
he actually does. It's the first time IN
my life tina. I ever regretted I didn't
study French
I'm stngts-and happy. Blu. II I
could ever he married and happy II
would be with man like Georges Car
RENTER He is the best product of
France and the French have turned out