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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1921-04-21
MAsONs TO HOLD DANCING
PARTY TOMORROW NIGHT

A dancing party will be given by
the Eastern Stars at the Masonic nail
Friday evening, beginning at
O'Clock, Mrs. Williams will furnish
the music. Eastern Stars. Masons,
their families and friends, are invft-
ed.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1921-04-21
DISTRICT JUDGES SALARY
INCREASED BY LEGISLATURE

The salary of district court judges
has been increased $1,000 per year,
according to bill just passed by the
state Legislature. .s@"E: :
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1921-04-21

Minnesota Weather: Unsettled
with rain tonight and probably In
Northwest portion Friday. Colder
IN South and West tonight.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1921-04-21

The Pioneer u the only daily
within 100 miles Of Bemidjf and
has the largest circulation IN
Northern Minnesota.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-01
Nat irrome at the hldine.

WI ftihWf Nv Nht N'hih''
tly special arrangement one of the
dramnlir treats of the season Is Offer
ga today nt the Aldlnc Theatre, Mar
het ~ Eirhth street, whom Nat 5.
iutnmp, the noted comedian and char
nrtpr actor, will appear In Emmett De-
NnVs sparkling comedy. our chill
drpn" Mr. Jerome is known through
uui the country q. an a delincator Of
Hebrew types ana Ia "Our children
he pnacts the role ct a father simple
minded kindly. with an unfailing
npuao ~ native humor. The story
deals with young couple who are
nliaut to separate on account of some
petty dOmcaiic difference, The father
oi the hoy and the mother OF the girl
visit thpm and tho mother hlames the
bows fllhur and the father hlames
thr girls mother FOR the trouble
After arguments on all sides going
ffum pnthnH tn humor. tho situation
ia hspplN adjusted Mr. Jerome Is
aily supported by the vivacious
,gnUhiennc. Helen Coartncy as the
mother, aud Laura nir and Jack J.
ryrne ~ the young couple. Lew Ross
ana uifls ~ a miniature musical
COMEDY Adolpho proves wizard
with the ACCORDION; Page and Page
rfescnt "rwo PAGES ~ Comedy" an
rpicrtainlne sklt, SIENNA and Weber
uffrt comedy singing act. and Zeno.
Null and Cnii have a thrilling casting
act "The Naec of Paris featuring
one uf Americas most beautiful
hlonaes. Miss du pont II the feature
picture,
>rw Program NJ the carrlck.
A nuw program combining vaude-
willie hnd motion pictures win be pre-
rpnipd to-day nt the GarriCk Theatre.
The program VIII open al ! o'clock
and will b. continuous thereafter.
William Russell la a big photoplay
feature ~ spirited action and much
fumnnco called Bare knucklcs" is
ihp motion picture part 90 the bin.
The llst ni Keith vaudeville acts is
headed hy nvrrirk and Hart. two Of
ihp hos, known personalities In the
variety world Wilson and Kelly come
with bit ~ nonsense ihcy call "A
rnnl There IT," Ray Hughes and
Company assisted hy Pam also have
comedy Offering. Dell and Gliss
also party to the current hin are
comedy eccentric musical clowns. The
n"nr Sisters are popular vaudeville
twins With score of songs and
dsnpos, Tho ratricks are equilibris-
sic marvcls Of great strength and dar-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-01

Union streets, Otis Skinner In "Kis-
mot" Il the attraction today and
viii be continued tomorrow. 1t por-
trays a tale OF human passions and
10 replete with romance. mystery and
humor combined with scenes OF allur-
ing splendor. 1t IL acknowledged az
one of Mr.. 5kinner's best productions.
"Child Thou GAvest Me- at the Arcadia
A special production with real all
star cast is "The Child Thou Gayest
Me-" which opens today at the Ar
cadia Theatre. The title role is en-
trusted to Richard Headrick. Young
'1tchie will be remembered by Arcadia
patrons as playing at the theatre the
earlier part OF the week in support OF
Anita Stewart In "Playthings OF Dea-
tiny" In addition to young Iieadricls
the cast is composed OF Barbara
Castleton. Lewis Stone, William Des-
mond and Adele Harrington.
Marion Davies In "Enchantment.-
Marion Davies, the beautiful star OF
the Cosmopolitan Products OF the
Paramount Organization. is now be-
Ing presented In photoplay called
Enchantment" The picture opens
an engagement at the Queen Theatre
today. "Enchantment" is an 1nspira
ton of beauty and picture with
much comedy and not little satire
The idea OF the story IL taken from q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-01

short tale published In the Cosmopoli-
tan Magazine.
Priscilla Dean ut the Majestic.
Great enthusiasm pervadcs the
spectators OF Priscilla Deans picture
Conflict" which is now at the Ma
jcEtic Theatre. Something OF the
earnestncw and thrills OF the picture
Ia carried over the footllghts into the
hearts OF the people watching. The
big story is real and II has n big
thcme-as big as the great outdoors
and as inspiring as the Keen breath OF
pure sweet forest air.
"The Shelk" Record Breaking Attrac.
tlOB.
In n single week in New York City
over one hundred and twenty thous.
and people saw the photoplay "Ths
SheiS." This means that crowd oi
persons exceeding the entire popula,
tion Of the city Of Wilmington crowd
ed into the Riyoli and RIalto Theatre.
of Gotham 10 see the perturbation OF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-01

morrow and saturday that big story
OF the great outdoors "Out OF tho
SHOWS This picture was made w
Ralph fnce.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-01
AMvsGMGNTs.
~~-.--Imn4~----NHI~
urAon
o'Mv.~r's M,as,rels a, The rta, house.

u'nvl~n's Minstrels at The Play house.
Torlsht at The Playhouse. Oscar F,
Nodue Will present his great amuse-
men, institution, the Nell obrien
pupcr. Mirs,rcls. now on ~ tenth an
nunl tour. The show viii be here tor
,hr.. days with saturday matnee'
in the first rart particularly. the
drop that ~ displayed before the open
irs represents the face ot Netro
With ,h. usual exaggerated mou'h, ana
when the drop IL raised II rr""nc's
tho effect ~ tho mouth opening
rhuvinN inside the half circle OF per
formers. This nrst part II entitled ap-
,rnr,iatrlv "'rhe Mouth Piece o'
Ninth and Melody" Tho finale OF the
nfnt part rs n minsirclsy version OF
an. ~r>tcttc from Lucia by the entire
company. Part two includes In the
,nt.,rmar, clio. "'rhe Sleepless Sleep
a.. an tho Tipcrx Porter" written by
NJ, plNicns Joe Carroll and fcte Det-
gA LA Tho sound cure, The High
itow Nnsuueradc." also written by
Mr.. pi,rlcn, with ensemble numbers
arranged hy Pete Dct2cl. There VIII
also N, seen aud heard the Ebony COL
lrge Quintet and Bell aud Ariiss In
"ln,, songs" The finale, In which
tho entire company VIII appear Is an
unrnarcualy funny travcsty entitled
Wood Alcohol on White lAtenin IN
four apenos. hy Artcmis Galloway
Amone other we'll known favorites
tho company includes Jack t'smoke'D
uny, reto pctr,l and Joe Carroll. Rcll
a Arlias, Gene cobb, Fred Miller
Claude Root Henry Mahor. j. Lester
ilnhurrorn Tom Kane. Wally II. Mer-
rrrpan, 0pnrRr Shonc. nan Marshall
charles v. Wright, Tom Wiggins, An
drew white, Jimmy Johnson. Nyle
nank t"Crpckor'D quinn and I'd
lafHHu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-01

Edith Hull's sensational novel OF the
African sands. This week THE shiek"
is playing at the Stanley Theatre,
PhiIadelphia's largest and most beau
tiful theatre. Beginning Monday
THE Shiet" will be presented as the
feature attraction at the Queen Thea
tire.
"Out OF The SHOWS Mt the RiaIto.
The current photoplay feature at
the Rialto Theatre is special pro-
duction called THE Weavers OF
Light" featuring Helen Hayes. This
Is the little star who played i'm VIII
mIngton last season In Bah" To-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-01

The Speed Girl" in which Bebe Dan
iels is starring for Realart pictures
and which is now having a weeks
run at the Savoy Theatre. Miss DAN
, iels brings Ia the part OF Betty Lee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-01
Nrini,re and Heath Coming.

Mcintyre aud Heath will come to
The Playhouse ON Monday, Tuesday
aud Wednesday in "Rcd Pepper
spectacular musical comedy m two
Auta aud siN elaborate stage settings.
ana undur ihe management OF the
Mrssra. Ehuhvrt The book H. by Ed
rnr Smith aud Emily NJ. Young,
authors uf "'rhc Ham Tree" and Hell
io Alexander The lyrics are by
Howard Rogers and owen Murphy
nnd ihp music hy Albert Gumhlc and
owen Murphy The east includes
Mahul Elnine. lsoctn Cordcr. Ruth Ur-
han, GLADYS aud Syhl Fooshee Rota
walker Ada Nummcrvile. Dan Quin-
Ian iirrt carter. charles Brown, Bren-
nan nnd sands, John Cautwcl, George
Nuunnman Bee llo Gray and large
flneing and dancing chorus of Broad
way beauties.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
PLAINS TO RAISE
TWENTY MILLION
BUSHELS WHEAT
JAMESON PREDICTS PAN.
HANDLE AVERAGE WILL
BE TEN BUSHELS

Twenty million bushels ~ wheat will
be harvested In the Plains Country of
Texas this season. declared Frank X.
Iamison, .scrctary.managc ~ the Pan
handle Plains Chamber OF Comcmrce,
saturday.
This statement was predicted upon
surveys recently closed In which IL
was shown that In this section 1T Texas
there are approximately two million
acres sofn TO wheat. This ARIA, MIR.
jamison Says. II the largest ever sown
to wheat In the panhandlcI'lains. and
IN his Judgment there will bc AN aver.
age Of ten bushels per acre at the low.
est.
Responsive To- questions. Mr.. Jami.
son raid that the row crop outlook is
also good The planting has been libcr.
al and general and with the present
state III moisture. with which to start
the kafir. according To the opinion u
Mr.. Jamison. great yields may bc cx'
pcctcd.
Having hut Recently PASSED through
some Of the most celebrated farming
territory of the United States. including
the Texas Plains and Iowa. MIR. Jami.
son says that II an extraordinary crop
ioreshadows u hard winter. II will he
well for the people of the middle and
southwestern states To lay IN "A heavy
iuci supply.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
Crippled BoyEarns
His Way at Clovis
Special To The News

Special Ia The News
CLOVIS. y. NJ. June iS.--A familiar
figure on the streets ~ Clovis In James
H. Hughes. the crippled hoy, who sells
papers. peanuts. and shoe strings. Jim.
my was born eighteen years ago In
cheyenne. Okla. rntil the age OF six
be- played happily with his brother. two
years younger. one day the two boys
while playing In an old barn. discov.
cred that striking matches was fas.
clnating game. The harm was set ON
fire. and burned To the ground. The
young brother escaped. but Jimmy was
not 20 fortunate. lie was pinned lie.
meath the ,imbcrs and when finally res.
cued. his body was manned and one
leg gone.
Since Jimmy was twelve. he has sold
iapers IN Acme. y. NJ. Carlsbad. and
finally In Clovis. where he sells pea.
nuts. candy and shocstrings along with
the newspapers. He has begun "a saw.
ings account nj local hank. and In
much interested In getting on In the
world
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
SIX HOURS A DAY OR SAFETY

these wheat farms m over the Pan
handle. II farmers seriously pucticod
such q thing they not only could not
make a living oven under favorable
crop conditions hut their scnnt products
would mean famine IN the land
rut the farmers oi the Panhandle
aud over the country are proving this
year the success Of the opposite uf such
theories ~ the sis hour day. Confronted
entirely without vote on their part,
with unexpectedly falling prices ana
without any less"nlng IN their needs.
they have put harder work and longer
hours into the making IT their product.
Where the six.hour'day would have
meant hopeless disaster To them aud Ia
this whole country they have applied
the necessary workday ana the result,
even under weather conditions which
have not been. by any means. all favor
able, IL proof FOR the plan which Is
good enough to hc called the American
plan.
HORACE NJ. RUSSELL.
June N, 1921.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
CLOVIS TO START
HEALTH CAMPAIGN

CLOVIS. y. NJ. June iS-At a recent
meeting of the Chamber of Commerce n
committee composed NJ Drs. Mcclellan.
Mcice and Maynard and Mrs y. u.
,asscl we're appointed To institute a
health campaign In Clovis The city
council has detailed Police officer
Sadlcr az special health officer. He
= ~ receive all suggestions as well as
. implaints.
\ half mill tax has been levied In the
city for this health campaign and re
iame tax h expected from Curry coun'
g. when the commissioners meet July
the first. With sSeo In the treasury
nj the promise of more. the committee
plans to employ health and school
nurse for the winter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
WELLINGTON WOMEN WILL
BEAuTIFY THEIR TOWN
Special 10 The News.

Special 10 The News.
WELLINGTON. Texas. June iS--Thc
women II Wellington have banded them
selves together into an organization to
improve and bcnutiiy the town. The
newly elected officers of the league are.
Mrs G. u. ilovcric. president: Mrs.
Joe Hardy. vice president: Mrs. w u.
orr, secretary; Mrs rink sullivan.
treasurer, and Mrs. G. e. Small. parlia.
ncn'arinn. Plans were made Ia put
rrasr, flowers and u fountain In ELI.
son Park and work win begin nj once.
The Roy Scouts NJ Wellington viii as.
slst In putting out the grass aud flow.
ors This league plans to do great
deal II work an school grounds and the
placing ot school ground equipment In
the park.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19

japan has four cities IT more IND
&c., 300 inhabitants.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
HEREFORD DOCKET
BIGGEST ON RECORD


Special 10 The News.
HEREFORD. June iS.--Aftcr dis.
posing Of what was perhaps the hcnv.
'cst docket In the history ut the local
district court. Judge Reese Tatum
Thursday took n temporary adjourn.
ment and departed for his home In pal.
hart. The minutes of the court have
ne, teen closed and District Clerk lee
higs Sites that two cases are set down
Tor trial On June 25 II may he possl.
blc that u special judge will he appoint.
cd to finish the term. MIR. Riggs dock.
Il shows that u total ~ about fifty
eases have been disposed ~ at this
term. Heretofore nothing like this
number have been handled at one term
of court Aud this does not include "a
single tax suit, either. all these suits
were continued. County court In still
In session.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
PLAINvIEW WAR HERO
TO Be BURIED T0DA'

Special 10 The News
pLAINVIEw. Junc lS.--Thc body 4
Clarence I. Abrams, vlriim e m
Nurld War IN France arrived IN plni
,ipw. Friday afternoon. Re burial
IA, plaiuview cemetery viii take pla1
sunday under the direction ~ IN
,nk,ucrp Post American Legion
Funeral services win Ice held IN
large tabernacle. In which a union rcy
val meeting ~ being held. The inbcl
naclr will be- decorated with flowc|
tud aka hy mcn ere m the legid
3 idlrs Auxiliary. Officers of the Pn
u firlng spund aud the huglc corps WI
,akc i.arl In the funeral To pay homo
tu the dead hero.
The body uf Private Abrams IN Y
fret Of nu overseas victim IT the vi
~ lc returned 10 Plain, lew for rc.b,l
ial.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
a TEXAS WONDER.

For kidney and bladder troubles
gravel. weak ana lame back. rheurna.
.ism and irregularities Of the kidneys
and bladder. n not sold by your drug.
sist. by mail si25. Send for sworn tee
timonisla DR.. n. W. Hall, 2g2S6 Olive
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
MOVIE PLAY TO Be
MADE IN LAS VEGAS

Las VEGAS. y. NJ. June is.-spcc.
taiors at the seventh annual Cowboys
Reunion held here July Z. Z. and 6. are
80 have the unique experience Of wit
Messing from the erandstand the ac'
,ual production 81 comedy moving
picture story. The name of the play
is wild and Bully" and II will be
shot" by the Photo Art Film Com
pany. OF NJ Paso Texas. Several of
the Cowboys Association officials will
l.. In the east and a large number u
las Vegas prc,tle-t dam~'l- win he used
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19

I,usado says that the new export tax
tax which the Mexican government u
I. wing on all oil taken cut NJ Mexico
~ not put on In order to discourage de.
N,iopment Of the country. hut That Il
was necvs-ary In order that Mexico get
IT. Just share ~ the wealth produced
b. It's natural resources
The government formerly levied tax
,..s.d IN the sale value Of the oil pro
duocd. hut this proved unsatisfactory as
the producers would fake" sale con.
tracts which showed that the al had
b-n aid FAR below the market value.
BESIDES. this tax viii tend to protect
American oil producers from compcti'
lion with cheap Mexican oil. Rosado
saws. n the oil could be taken from
Mexico tax free. and transported cheap
a. in tank steamers 10 distributing
points. American producers would have
a. nav the eiess production taxes and
transport their product by rail aud In
min. lines. and could not complete with
Inc Mexican producers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
AMARILLO RANcHERS WILL SOME
day FLOCK TO MEXICO PREDICTS
Mexican CONSUL JOSE R0SAD0i

l- collected from this new export tax
viii be turned directly into the Mcxi.
can National Bank. where II will he ap-
National debt.
The movement ~ this export none
toward the bank viii greatly enhance
The value ~ Mexican securities held
IS Americans. Rosido predicts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19

Some day there will lie an Amarillo
club" In Northern Mexico. composed
at former Amarilloans who have gone
Ia that country to take advantage of
the great cattle grazing possibilities. AZ
least this In the prediction of Jose u.
Hosado. local MeSicon consul.
Senior Rosado says that several Fan.
handle ranchers have already discussed
with him the possibilities az chihuahua
and ncirhboring states as colonization
tracts for Americans.
Al that In holding local ranchcrs
lack. Rosado says II n fear that the
country has not reached u stable form
IT government. They are Just giving
obregon time to prove himself.
The condition FOR cattle raising In
Northern Mexico are ideal. he says.
Grazing land can he secured chcaply
the water never gives out. and cattle
are never killed by extremes of climate.
either In hot weather az cold.
The Mexican government will cncour.
pgc cattle rs,isers To come " they In
tend to stay permanently. Rosadu says.
They will do this In order Ia get the
country fully developed
Oil Holds Interest.
But while much interest IN being cvi.
q, need In the ranching country. the oil
around Tampico and In other sections
II arousing even more. Rosado says.
lie dismissed as propaganda" the
Surveys" which have been made and
circulated III the Mexican oil fields.
which say they are fully developed and
RE rapidly going to salt water. These
surveys are being put out by the stan
dard oil Company In order to scare out
tho small operators. Rosado says.
Mexlco's oil resources have been bare.
~ touched. the consul declared. Geolo.
pical surveys show that many other
sections of the country are worth de.
vcloping. besides the few scattered Wei.
mites which have been drilled out.
The reason that almost all the inter.
est In tch Mexican field has been con.
c,nrated I'm the Tampico fields IL he
cause they are CLOSE to the Gulf OF
Mexico and the oil can he shipped out
chcaply In tank steamers. Then too.
tho unsettled condition ~ the interior
has made "wildcatters' hesitate Ia IN
,rr.
-. aa..s.. A. Hat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
ipR. u. TuOMsEN's SERMONS
DRAWING LARGE CROWDS

HEREFORD. June iS.--I,cvivai ser.
vices al the Presbyterian Church which
began last sunday. are becoming popu
ar and increasing crowds attest the In
,.icst 81 the Hereford people In thu
,owsrfui sermons ~ Dr. v. :hcm,en
of Amarilln aud the singing of M
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-19
Awful Mean Thief
Robs Toy Bank Of
Hundred Pennies
Special To The News

PLAINNiEw. June ls.--The m",ncst
bIrglai ever IN Plainvicw entered the
home ~ Morey e. McC'lasson Friday
nah, aud took 100 pennies from the toy
tarA 81 the laby.
tn. tnl.i overlooked some valuable
i.w,lry IN drawer ~ the table from
vihh hc iook the Child's bank.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-21
I LITTLE
BENNY'S I
NOTE BOOK
By Lee Pape

a. and Puds Simkins and Mary
svr.S,ns was setting on her frunt steps,
s,,d Mary Watkins tawking about
,s s,s~ont .ubiecks sutch as skool starting
. olp and how lucky 10 Is that comets
rsnrelly hit the erth rite ware you
ea;r eon. to be. and Puds jest sat there
npIRPna nspRP dim. wieh he Is, and funny
ioosi,,s horse went past attached to a
.hstsr waggin, and sed, q, did you
.s nu.st tsot cross eyed horse, l bet he
~ that way trying to see II his tale
vas on strate.
; witch Mary Watkins started to laff
a.. enything, saying, My goodniss,
ns,v nso how do you think of all those
ssasv things? You certeny are crazy.
ps,na n compliment. and ] jest sat
4, 40 feeling all rite and thinking bet
p,,ds wishes he was ns funny as /
alj he can do is set there DUN,
twice ns funny MS wat he Is.
wicb I am, and pritty soon n ice
~s.gin went past full OF ice, me saying,
casS that ice Vaughn looks cold, its a
.,cnder they wouldent put overcont
n Benny IL you're not the craziest
..,no mi lest die lafHng ut you, sed
M.rS wilkins laffing like everything.
% NJ thinking, 1 bet Puds would give
/. million doliers IL he could think up
tbjnrs like that, bet he's. as jelliss as
snytbins, I'm 8 times funnier than wat
And I sed about 8 more things making
h.r Iaff harder each time, and Puds
Simkins sed, g., I hope 1t don't rain
After suppir, If it rains we can't have
eny fun.
Now that was a sensible remark, sed
! Mary Watkins, my goodniss, Benny,
sby cant you make sensible remarks
i,ke Puds? And she looked at him as
n he was the gratest persin on the
steps and Puds started to look stuck
m as enything, and jest for that ]
Ident say a single more funny thing
and nobody dident ask me to:
Proving you mite as well be DUN.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-21
Fines Grocer for shor. welob.

Morris Solit, grocer at 24o5 Fedora,
street, Camden, pleaded guilty to civ.
ing short weight to customers TODAY he.
fpre acting Recorder West, and was
fhed $40. His arrest was caused bv
Sealer Of Weights and Measures Red,
ding, who testified women customers in
S,olit's neighborhood had complained of
short weight. "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-21
NyEkNERSyILLE. PA
MOUNT rOCONO. PA

The Clairmont r,n.,.,. rG%G ,CoGI,gs. I,r,. MSacrn.
hent. Rnte. modcrnte. Bklt. G. l.. SMITH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-21
CHEsrNI1 NIL. tN.
Both Sexes
I{llSEkInN1 ia

HOLY CHILD COLLEGE
no. xounr women under direction Of tbs
Sisters OF tho Society Of the Holy chnd
1.nutIfuI buildings and forty acre campus on
Main Line. For details, address the DsAa.
pnx % n posnrHNpr per1s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-21

The Ontwood SSS 3RsN ,Sdt al year; ;sP. Accom-
Tvcn' '"h'o. p0"r'et = '. q " V ARTNA%
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-21
WAVES CALL YOUNGSTERS
-Four Philadelphia Boys Picked Ur
'A by Atlantic City Police

Atlantic City, Sept. 21. = Norris
Mangine, eleven years aI,1,. old. Of & 2ss4 Van n.
teen, of 1926 Van Pelt street. Phila-
dslphia; penniless; got ride from
Yesterday. When they were forced to
70 supperless and make their bed In
they had enough and appealed to n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-21
ROsLYN, "a.

s6W00L FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHuDREN
home for the. educntio of ehildren un.s,.
10 attend PUBLIC or priVsps neho'tn Rootor
se''noIi MoiITE y TEA x. WOODS. Principal
Box I7A. Koslyn. Pc.