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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03
PRICE DEFENDS ART SALES
Declares Originals OF Wilstach Col.
lection Have Not Been Chanued

Wholesale purchases of pictures in
lots often Of 100 or more. were made
by the late John G. Johnson. according
to Eli Kirk Price. vice chairman Of the
Fairmount Park Commission. Mr..
johnson did this in order tn Gull his
collection. he said, and retain one or
two good ones.
1t was denied by Mr.. Price that the
1G7 paintings of the Wilstach collection.
sold recently at low prices, were dis.
posed of secretly or illegally. as charged
by PasQuale Farina. an artist.
"Thc original collection is intact"
he said. Those which have been added
are bought with the interest from the
endowment and will BE- changed by the
committee from time to time. whenever
opportunity presents to improve the
collection. As for the recent sale the
Wilstnch committee has n perfect right
TO dispose of pictures and buy new
ones without consulting the Park Com
mission"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03
MRS. ORTHWEIN GETS BAIL
slayer Released by Chicago Judge
on $4,000 Bonds

Chicago, March 3.-Mrs. Isabella
Cora Orthwein, who killed Herbert j.
Zicgler, n tire agency manager, for
love, az she says. Is home In her apart
ment with n nurse and sympathiz Ing
friends. After reading testimony taken
at the inquest the court decided the
woman was admissible to bail A bond
Of $25, 900 was fixed. Harry II. Bran
stctter. president Of an automobile com.
pany, signed the bond.
Mrs. Orthwcin appeared in court clad
In furs and radiant with gems. Tears
fell from her eyes at times and she
kept her veil down during the proceed Z.
ings. The inquest has been postponed
for the purpose Of uncovering more evil
dcncc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03
WEDS SONS SWEETHEART
Paimerton Man Marries French Girl
Wooed by Soldier

Palmerton, Pa, March 3. - Henry
George Deppe went to Ellis Island, n.
Y, yesterday to marry pretty Nine.
Julie yennet. Mr.. Deppe is sixty two
years old. Nine. Vennet Ia thirty two
She came to this country two weeks ago
from France upon Mr.. Deppe's promise
Of marriagc.
Mr.. Deppe Is the father Of Lieutenant
Arlington Deppe, who has been In the
regular army Of the United, States for
eleven years. In 1917 the lieutenant
wns IN France. AT the village Of Dion
the lieutenant met Nine. Vennet, whose
husband was serving under the French
tricolor. Nine. Ncnnet became very
fond of Lieutenant Dtppe.
The American officer after the war
left France for the Canal Zone where
he has n wife and three children. Nine.
Nennet's husband upon his return from
the war obtained n divorce. Lieutenant
Dcppe, in letters to her, suggested she
write to his father. whose wife died
two years ago. Nine. fennet did SO
and two weeks ago arrived In New
York on the In France, after Mr.. Deppe
had sent money for her passage. She
was held up by the immigration author
tiles, but finally was permitted to land.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03
LINWOOD FOLK ORGANIZE
Trade Board Formed to Promote In
terests Of Jersey Town

county is able 10 boast eight chambers
oi commerce with business mems or
ganization just formed at Linwood to
straightCn out the tax situation md
Promote its interests along other lines.
Women were elected to two places. the
officers being Henry S. Srull. president; /;
George FcntOn, Miss Bessie Mitchell
nd Mrs. Mary Somcrs,. vice presidents; {;
Louis Jones, secretary, and John s.
ireland, treasurer. A campaign will
be- outlined at general meeting
March II.
There nrc chambers of commerce
also in Atlantic City. NentnOr, Pleas
antvillc. Somers Point, Egg Harbor
City, Hammonton and Mays Landing
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03

THE PITTSBt RICH, CINCINNATI.
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY
TREASURY DEPARTMENr

PlttRburEh. Pa, March 1, 1921
Consolidated mortgage bonds OF VandaIia
Railroad Co, to a total cost ot 400, GTO 90
will he purchased for the sinking fund March
81, 1921, at the agency OF the company the
Farmers Loan and Trust Co. New York
ri,y under the following provision OF the
mortgage"
Sealed proposals for the sale of said
bonds Will b" received at tho agency Of said
rairoau company in the city Of New York
and bonds offered at tho price which cJ.
elusive OF accrued interest thereon snail be
the lowest percentage OF tho principal there
o. VIII he accepted and pni for at not OK.
cooling par and accrued Interest should
bond. 81 different holders he offered at the
saline price. III" rumb'r OF such bonds pur-
chased shall be on a pro rata basis. az
nmariy us practicable, In proportion TO the
Whole number Of bonds offered at tho same
price"
Proposals 20 sell bonds to the sinking flnd
must l." in the hands Of the Farmers loan
tnl Trust Cp.. New York city, before 3
O'Clock r. m. on Wehn iEdRy March 80.
1921, and must state the series letter Of the
Lnnis Orfercd. on March 81 notice Of nc-
.CptanCc will b" mailed. ami interest to
NrrN l.lO@l. Will b, paid on bonds accepted
Bonds ,pt"d must ho delivered on April /.
or security furnished on that day. II re.
Gvired that delivery win be made within
T. II. u. MCKNIGHT,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03
Auto Mirror Revealed Theft

James williams. Of Eighth and
BNinbridge streets, was arrested ycster.
day at Thirteenth and Walnut streets
after an exciting chase and charged
With stealing an automobile robe from
the car of Mrs. Anna NJ. Rebcr, Of
Ridley Park, The car was parked at
MCAlccr, of 5IJ North Wanamaker
street, testified TINT he was sitting in
another car close by and saw Williams
IN mirror on his car in the act Of
taking the robe. Mr.. McAleer chased
Williams and turned him over to a
policeman.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
tuMpANX

I. In compliance with Section 10 of the
with prc,cribed b. the Interstate Commeree
Commission. bids ar. hereby requested and
Will be received BY the Pennsylvania Railroad
Contract Serial No. SoOs
lou degree carbon or kerosene oil
than 100 gallons.
SO degree motor gas ,ln'
Not less & than 1000 gallons nor more
then 1000 gallons.
Tank wagon delivery to points along the
fennsylyania Ralrond as may he reGuirSi
s,ate Of New jersey @ %Ms 6aswean tS- ManunEa 1Hs
Chunk. Trenton. Jets~y city. SEASIDE Park
:woen MaugnnFy.lc and wiilinmsport sta
lion, ti., ~ netw%s1 P.nsy Creek and Frederick.
Stws and a"f In "a.
Of West Virginia between Falling Waters
and RIdgcwny. In the, state or Virginia be.
=. Bids must be prepared and submitted
so,S TO the uTdSrs!sn"d a. his ogs norhwsst
tscventh ho"r). Philadelphia. Pa hy II
o'clock noon EASTERN standard time Of Phila-
Bids received after that time will not be
considered
8. Ids must ne prepared on forms giving
further detailed Information which viii be
tion In regard - material required may be
obtained on appl!cn'lor at the orfiCe OF the
business day BY any p"rsons who may do
sire or propos" to submit bids.
'. IN" Tlknt ~ TfheTFeu 10 Telect any
and al bids or to accept any part Of any
one bid.
&. The successful bidder will he required
10 enter inIl and execute proposed contract
serial number na above, containing general
terms and conditions, which will be supplied
TO prospective bidders upon application TO the
undersigned.
Q. Ever. p"rHon., firm or corporation that
M" submit a bid shall accompany his
their or its bid with the tender ut bond
in the penal sum Of three hundred dOlla rs
(330Ol With sufficient surety or suretIea to
b. approved by the undersigned. conditioned
upon the faithful and prompt perflrina nee OF
all the tprmS ~ said contract.
Dated this first dav NJ March. A n 1921
TIL, PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY
MONTGOMERY SMITH, purchasing agent.
eastern region,
n w. corner i7th md Filb"rt SITS 9th floor,
phIlRlnlph.a. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03
Animal Meetings
esSyS THE FENNsiLyANiN RAILROAD
COMPANY
NencLrnI MIfei Drosd Street Station.


The ANNUAL MEETING of thc stack.
holdera Of this Company will re held ON
Iussday. y. tho @h dag q March. 1921, at II
walnut street. PSllsdslphis At which E meet iSl!
Ing there will be submitted for cons .dern tion
md action by the Stockholders the Annual
Report of the ponrd Of Directors for tho year
ended 5ist December. 1920; the question Of
sg'hor her 1lns an increase OF the ,ndebtcdn,Ss
prescribed by the Directors! the question OF
changing the date Of tho annual meeting Of
end the annual election Of Directors by the
stccssSisc,s s,, pS Ssss. Of the rstcaa prop
psnles now operated an parts Of the system
OF rh: Fcnnsylynnia Railroad Company. to
Wit; The Cincinnati Lebanon and Northern
Railway Company; The Cleveland. Akron
and Valley and Martinsburg Railroad com.
pnny: Tho Englcwood Connecting Railway
Company; Grand Ranids and lndiann Railway
Company: Indiana polls and Frankfort Rail.
mLn.l Railway company; The Now York Bay
deiphia and Norfolk Railroad Company; IN,
Chic Connecting Railway COMPANY: Perth
Amboy and woodhridgn Railroad Comrany;
tn. Pi.PIn-Eh Cnrnna,i TsicaEc rsH .nd s.
Ohio Valley aud Cincinnati Railroad Com
pany: The South Ch'cneo and Southern Rail-
road Company: TIE Toledo. Columbus and
ohio River Railroad Company; and Wheeling
subjects ns may properly be presented 20
the meeting.
stockhoders may obtain copies Of the
Annual Report Of the Company and the
InE on ard after the arIt day Of March. i0ai :.
by personal april cation n. or BY letter to.
ire Srcretary'E cffc-. Room 200. Broad Street
STATEN. phiindrlrh.n,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03
Dr.. Gallagher Goes to consho ocken

The Rev. Or. Philip J. Gallagher has
resigned his post on the council Of
Mount st. Mary's College at Eminits-
burg. Md, which he has held for four.
teen years, TO accept the rectorship of
st. Matthews Church in Conshohock
DR.. Gallagher graduated from the sem
mary of Mount st. Mary's and was
ordained to the priesthood In 1907. Hc
was born in Conldale. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03
FINtNCIAl,

FINNNtIAk.
tb,irsNY f FfRsf Mi MASssfAHnes ANR EefiHte se.YrSe
c6ffGN RoNSs. ri bNE ai iSis'' VENT ''lD
J. lnis. Is, ZOO. 90 OF said bonSs numSered
as below, has been drawn for redemption by
Sinking Fund at l0Ty pnd accrued interest,
as OF April lat. 1891. when ali interest
thereon viii cease, viz,i
6 sSSs re \ S?s Ngs;i
Above bonds, with all unmatured coupons
attached. should be presented for payment
sat. office OF Trustee on or after April Ist.
GIRARD TRUST COMPANY. Trustee
PhlladcIphia. Pa. February 90, 1921
NoLlCE-.MELsbAlH COMPANY Thirty.
YEAR SINKING FUND FIVE TER CENT
C0LLATERAL TRUST MORTGAGE GOiD
BONDs, DATED JUNE I. 1900.
under the provisions OF the mortgage.
sealed proposals. will be received for the nc.
s?unt oi the. Sinking Fund until 3 o. M.
March March 1871. a. tho ontice OF the under:
iowest price, not exceeding par and accrued
hgS. .s62 o3 Will purchase.
Proposals should be indorsed Proposals
for the sale OF the wsisbach Company Five
Per Cert Collateral Trust Gold Bonds ana
addressed to
THE PRQyIDENT LIFE AND TRUST
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
N. w. cor. ath and Chestnut ats
PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03
w. PHILADELPHIA RAPID TRANSIT
'I--S' t'on,",ny. General Office. 9Th and

NOTICE TO sTocKHoLDERs
Tho Annual Meeting OF the stockholders
of the Philadelphia Rapid Transit comrany
Will be held a.. York road md Luzcrnf
II 40 A. M. for tho purpose Of election Of
Directors FOR the ensuing wear. and the
transaction OF such other business as may
come before the meeting.
The Record q stoCkhoders wiii nr taken ser
1921 Transfer hooks will remain oprn.
ERANK Y. ELI.IS. Sccrcthry.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03

Fx7 -vmYvsyIylISSgSGa. MA RAILROAD CoM.

I~sam
1* pmSSsfLviN,Ay RAILROAD coM
us.s ... SIS s.s,,Gs 10 q ,o.1. n,
yM HefortbfA BY The Interstate comlnefU.
rtF'pihsicn. Mas sI., kstsby r.aues,ed ant
- SoSgrssScff SoSgrssS ianatAL NO, 200,
wS.sssSs..n ss nts r srsS. sSr %%PSrsnois sna TTsn ss
,h., months Of April May and june
CONTRACT SERIAL NO. Soo2
.ss month. %S4 sy Oe sS IsS0lsfS ssa dSs"s yanS
i, bls, S;, :. PrsR.rss and 'pSm's,st sss,
F PSss.rsI, % lI,s apS Fso,s s ,eysn,n 1cor
thst time will not be considered.
fufesr d on vscB fHc' viii fISs
inrpished on application. Further lniotma.
Sn as M rsssrS 81 e Ssussd d. a' be
underslsned durins business hours OF any
business day hy any person who may desire
-. The right 10 reserved to reject any and
~ oids or to accept any part OF any Une
.. The successful bidder will be required
70 enter into and execute proposed contract,
terms Sd % eonstoS SsoT2 bSS So"ans @ ss ,snnSd
inc undersigned
o. Every person, Arm or corporation that
may submit a bid shall accompany his. their
or It's bid with tho tender OF a bond in the
penal sum OF Five Thousand Dollars t50O0J.
with sufficient surety or sursties, to be Rp.
proved by the undersigned. conditioned upon
the faithful and prompt performance of all
the terms of said contract
;Ss YAK K 4ssif RIiEnaAb 3 iSS
MONTGOMERY Smith. Purchasing Agent East
ern REGION y, W. corner lIth and Fill
bcit SITS Seventh noor). Philadelphia,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03
PTNNsYLVANiA STATE HiGHIyAl
DEPARTMENT

Sealed proposals Will Ne received at the
S'aJ- Capitol until 10 q, M March II. 1921.
wien BIDS VIII be publicly opened and gched-
after 40 possible for furnishing and apply
IrE b!tuminouH matcrINls to be us"d In
i,.p maintenance work ut tho department.
bidding blanks and specifications and full
particulars on application to
LEWIS 3. SADLER,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03
100 tons Of No. l buclSwheat anthr,-
este coal TO be Delivered on hi.
companys tracks at Larsiord

To be shlprct '3,- opDroylmn,oy o,uai
daily quantities Tor - w"T'iINC days bcKIT.
nIne March -, 1921 ~ accordGnca 1th
the specifications hereinafter deqcr!brl '
. AIDS must he EuNmIttod and adIros,et
10 the undCrsgned at his Office. by - 0'c,o,,t
nom tho Tth day 81 March. 1921 BIDS re-
seIved AFTER that time ~lil not b" ConFiJ red
Bids viii he opened at O'Clock p m On
day named.
Dids must be prepared and syr1,i,ted
on the forms Dr"Hcr h"d IN the rsgu,atlons
mentioned above. which forms VIII he fnr
Eished on r"auest by n" Undersigned
Thu succcssfuI Bidder VIII he reuuirod
IN enter into and execute proposed Contra ?,
sgriai No containing, substRntIa,iv Ts
eenCral terms nrd cordluCns as 'ollUlrs.
SnrCiNcntlOnE. tunnaEe8. d,lIprlcs nr CO.
terms OF Naymert, etc.
Tho right II r"Vrrvrd to reject anv nd
nil bids. and to accept any part OF any one
Cornn'cte specification are now m Nle
In the office Of the under rHiEnni AND SAL,
apsc. .nCatiOrs may h. inspected and ey.
smined free ,ot chnrEe. during business
hours ~ any huFincpE day hy any persons
yhn may desire or propose TO- submit bids
and uTOn itO quest " any such porrOns copies
az IA ID spcCihCati tons " III h." rurni shed.
patel this 10th day ~ February, 1871
IrIIIGH & NEW ENGLAND RAILROAD
COMPANY.
e Hughes purchP sing Agent
Room Bl2-0l4 Lafayette Bldg,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU or
Engrnvrhs and Printing Washington d
q March /. 1921 Srnled proposals are in
Sited 10 furnish DrTtrIn". OiIs. Textiles En-
SrnVcrs' Supplies Dry COlors Puprr Boxes
pansr and Check Paper, dur ng tho rscn
yepr beginning July |, 1921. The riEh. il re :.
.cryed 10 reject any or all bids or parts n,
bId. Samples Of D"Ntr.ne OILS Textiles
Ensravcrs' supplies and Dry CoIors must be
recei ,cd At the bureau Of Engraving and
printIng not lI'Cr than u. m. MOndsy
lnril is. 1921 Samples ~ Paper az
Tsiant s. PAPER and Check Paper. not Iater
than D. M. MOndnY. April II, I0"I RIanE
Forms with specifications for prOpooals giV.
mi, dates on which the tids for n" several
achedulrs viii b" opened and further In .
SoTmatinn viii he furnished on application
10 J7rncs T. Win, ~ DLreCtnr
SEALED rROPUsALS FOR SyPPLIES FOt
The Stntr Hospital for the insnnc. south,
eastern District Of prnnsyNnnia, SorristOwn.
Pa for the year ending March 81. 1879
will he =, CcXrd hy tho Executive Committee
At the Institution as follows.
Blds VIII be opened Mrrch -, 1921, 10
a. m. for quarter April J to July !, 1927
June H. lngl. 10 a. m. fnr quarter July I
10 scptrmh"~ l. 1877 Srptemhrr ~, 1927,
10 a m. Tor Huarfcr OcfUh,r ! to january
/ tN2@ D"r"wn"r ~ ln"i 10 a. In., for
unart = Ipnu'rv - '"r' :. lNH@.
SumnI"s wlI b. ntl tur bidders 10 in
me, VIZ rcn IN"l JWN" :. 1921, september
a 1921 and Docor',-- .. 1ogl.
Fyr particulars address
OSCAR l.. SCHWA ARTH,
Steward.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03

J. Pursuant to the regulations Of the n.
'srstnte Commerce CON Mission prescribed in
It's Oider dated October Q. 1910 In Do,krt
Fx Parte No -. and amendments .her"to
the L"high and N"v ENGLAND Railroad CON.
pRny hereby rcql"sis bids md hereby gives
notice that Il w.Il receive hil4 for:
$500 tons OF NJ. | buckwh"at nnth-o
cite coal to he delivered on IN
Company's tracks at Pen ArEyI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03
j. S. DEALS DIRECT
WITH JAPAN ON YAP
Whole Problem Of Mandates,
However, to Be Left to In
coming Administration
HOLLAND ENTERS PROTEST

Washington. March 3.--Thc United
States already has taken up the qucs.
tion of Zap directly with the japanese
Government.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03

Il. In compliance with Section 10 Of the
clayton Act and with the regulations there
with prescribed b. the Interstate Commerce
C2mmission. bids ar. hereby requested and
VIII be received By the Pennsylvania Railroad
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03
DErNRTMENl. nIKEAU O

E. Hughes. Purchpa'nE Agent.
Room Bl2'Nlt Lafayette Bldg
Al ChestnMl 81 nhllaAc -nhln pa
Arizona republican., 1921-07-24
OFFER TRIPLE BILL
 AT THE HIP TODAY
 AND AT CUT PRICES

This day at the Hip (Sunday) starts the week of great bargains for the picture fan who is seeking to gain the most for his money. The Hip will, starting at II o'clock (Sun- day) offer for each change of pie lures three complete and distinct products and the prices will be slashed in twain to make this a reg ular bargain holiday.
 Starting Sunday the sixth chapter of The Son of Tarzan" will be offered as the piece de resistance. The ad- ventures of this pair of youngsters in the jungles are too well-known by now to need more than the mention that another episode is to be shown
 With this regular weekly feature will be shown Shirley Mason in "A Mothers Heart" This is a first run in Phoenix and the Wid Cunning story with Shirley Mason at her very best.
 And then add to that Mutt and Jeff in another of Bud Fischer's comic cartoons and you have the three way movie dish which the Hip is to have on Sunday and Monday.
 With prices slashed to half the reg ular take at the Hip wicket the pa tron will have chance to attend that house every day as the adults will be admitted afternoon and night for the next seven days for Il cents and that, too, to any seat in the theater.
 The children will be charged 5 cents or cents for entry and l cent for war tax which the government reqlires of every one who enters a picture show
 This bargain week is in the nature of an experiment and in answer to a demand for a cut in picture prices. Nothing has been reduced to the theater manager in the past two years. After the war, the govern ment raised instead of lowered the tax rate to the picture theater man. An additional per cent was placed on all pictures rented by the theaters after the signing of the armistice and the picture makers have advanced pictures almost 50 per cent since the war but if the patron thinks that vol unne will count against price the management of the Hip is willing to try the experiment and if it Is a losing venture the theater will stand the loss not the patron.
 This bargain week will tell the tale and there will be no curtailment of pictures. All the good ones will be the bargain rates. In this cut in prices the subterfuge of cutting 5 cents off the top price of the theater will not be resorted to, but the entire scale will be reduced and Richards and Mace announce that this reduc- Gs1 is for every price in the theater.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-24
ALICE BRADY ;r OUT OF THE CAORUo' aeaApq eerva1s
 
JACKIE COOGAN IN PICKS BAD DOY' |S
 COMING ID STRAND

Following Whats Worth While" at the Strand, opening Wednesday for a four-day engagement, is the biggest, finest and best picture value
 for both adults and children that has
 been made since Chaplin finished his
 never to- be forgotten The Kid"
 When Chaplin gave to the screen "The Kfd,' he brought before the ca
 mera one of the most remarkable
 finds in all the history of picture making, little Jackie Coogan. a tot estimation of critics all over the
 world is one of the most finished, most gifted and best actors that the silent drama has brought to the screen. Jackie Coogan has been given a very remarkable vehicle, made from one of Americas humor-
 ous classics Peck's Bad Boy a book which every grown man and woman resident of the United States read in its time and laughed and cried over, as no other work in current fiction. "Peck's Bad Boy" was one of the greatest creations of it's time. and it is a fitting sequel to. this remarkable book to have it made into one of the most charming pictures in the past 20 years, and to have for it's star none other than the little boy who helped Chaplin make '"The Kid" the greatest money getting picture of all times. Jackie Coogan plays the star part in Peck's Bad Boy" and if the milk of human kindness is so dried in your breast that it has turned to dust, this wonderful little fellow will bring back to you a flood of memories that will arouse in you such an admiration for his ability, and will inspire such an interest in the clever picture, that you will go out of the theater having seen it, as big booster as those whe have already witnessed this truly epochal making cinema achievement
 The writer of this story had the pleasure of seeing Jackie Coogan il 4Peck's Bad Boy on the occasion oi it's four weeks run in Los Angeles
 and concurring with the thousand.
 who attended the performance wher 1t ran at the Kinema, says that it is
 unquestionably one of the greates
 pictures of picture history. It has everything. Human interest, laugh ter, tears, funny situations that tum- ble over one another, a wonderful dog, more wonderful boy, and vii probably break every house record 1T
 Phoenix on occasion of presentation
Arizona republican., 1921-07-24
PAULINE FREDERICK
 COMES ID COLUMBIA

Pauline Frederick, the greatest emotional actress of the silver screen. will be seen at Mauk's Columbia theater next Thursday, Friday and Saturday in "The Mistress of Sheh- stone, a super special adapted from the novel of the some name by Flor ence L. Barclay. Critics who have seen the picture declare that Miss Frederick does the best work of her career in the interpretation of the Lady Myra Ingleby character.
 With that splendid artistry which has made her one of the most domi- nan figures in the screen world, Miss Frederick brings to life vividly and with realism a beloved figure of fic- tion. Her interpretation of Lady Myra IngIeby will be considered by many her finest effort. Certain it is that seldom has a motion picture ca mera recorded such delicacy, such fineness in lighter moments, such depth of feeling and such powerful force as displayed by Miss Frederick in this role.
 The film numbers supplementing the feature for Thursday. Friday and Saturday include a corking good comedy by the ever popular Hall Room boys and Ford education travel film. Special orchestra music by musicians ths- can really play is another feature of the nightly Co., lumbia programs.