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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
HANDEL ORATOR|O
SUNG WITH MERIT
SUNDAY EVENING
csllent Rendition 9f tho "Msssiah'
At Peoples Downtown Meeting

Notwithstanding the rain. Il vast au-
d.caCe was presrn: at the Colonial the
atrc last evening to hear Mrs. Flora
Williams large chorus give . most en-
ce!lent rendition OF Handel's Messiah"
Tho famous "liallclu.a Chorus" was
sung az Il probably never has been be-
fore In Wheeling. The special solo parts
OF the oratoriO were sung with great
merit by Mrs. Edward St!tcl. Mrs. w.
T, Bowman Miss Alice Wilkinson, Mss
Toktah pouds. Mr.. walter Sadler. Mr..
George Davis and Mr.. Walter Nckert"n.
Rev. George T.. I.ockhart. pastor OF
the Wheeling Baptist Temple, spoke
on the theme What VIII You DO With
Jesus Who L. Called Christ"
I'rOr. T. W. Lcsterlc.gh played very
beautiful recital Df Haade!'s selections
On the pipe organ.
These Sunday evening meetings are
IN their second year n the heart of the
city, and have made large place for
themselves in the city, HE. A. these
l'rup!,'s Downtown Sunday Evening
gatherings fifteen minutes OF organ
music are played r"gTiarly by Prof.
lcst"rle!gh at the opening OF the SER
vice. Fifteen minutes Is also regularly
given to The opening OF the public CUES
ton box and twenty-thrce minute
message by Rev LOrkhart. Mrs. VIII
ltons also conducts MALI hour sacred
concer, with her vested chorus each
evening.
The audiences are growing rapidly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
The BrimnIng Cup"

The BrImmIug cay. by I'or";"y Gan
Held. published by Hartourt Trace and
Company. New York: y great many o.
ih- books written im recent years are
calculated - appeal especially 70
women, Mary Stewart CUTTING started
II with her Little stories % Married
People" aul Kathleen Norris ana noro-
thy CAnnrit Na!tInt.y keep up I'll" ira
d!tlUn. But where Mys. Norris con-
Germs herself chiefly with giving IL me
Interior OF the home IS i were-~HH"
know no one Woo c." write
Interior Of TIE horne ~ 4 Were and
moro a,lurinEly =: Ia" Sain" OF the
hearthhrc On Old :auhocany or picture
moro Convlnrlng.y IN" peculiar a;m"-
sphere 2" .ar-.' > Breakfast tah'" --
Miss CauHr.d feels 4 atryner obligation,
II her il;es; novel she has rallied 10
the defense ~ tn" household gods. The
Trimming Cap" IS vindiCation "t mar
riage. and the author goes "h"ut her
undertaking In \ serious and purp"Sct".
manner From the outset hrr nNo
Mach.avrEian hand - manifest in the
manipulation Of hcr characters. although
she !ahoriuUS!y sets her Stage II 4 man
nor lcsiE ned TO C"rcS;all this accusation.
Her h"rui". - 4 woman -" except. ORAL
charm ard Intelligence. she has given
hn- tn BACKGROUND ~ European
education ard IT, memory ~ tie Un-
happy ne OF her nn'M'" and father I"
serve aS - "r"V"nt.ve againS; TOO r"-
mantle CNr",',Ht'UUr trr IN" Eutur"
Then she TRANSPORTS h"- % 4 b."ak N"w
ErEIard rurI. community where she
loads thN NE q: &r"uG'us ~ 'r.t'rS de
mand"G or ne ,nath"r u' three SW1.
rhllG"rr. As N:'.H F.rl M.".sr has
.auc.y.' nat she srI2 ~ H." "rsniHA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
.CANDLE-L|GHT SERVICE:
CHRISTMAS AFTERNOON
At Second PRESBYTERIAN Church-Sundsy
School Observance Evening
Of December 81

Announcement was made 20 the Sec
ond Presbyterian church congregation
yesterday that there VIII be Candle
Light service" in the auditorium of that
church Christmas afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. This service will take the.
place OF the Sunday evening hour Of,
worship, for the benefit of the many
who feel that Christmas night is sacred
to the home. This service. at tho twi-r
light hour az Christmas day, promises
to be 4 most impressive one. ...
The Sunday school of the Second
Presbyterian church will hold its Christ
mas exercises on Wednesday evening,
December Il. Santa Claus will be at
this service and will conduct the pro-
gram. This gives promise of a great
time for the children OF the Sunday
school an dintcrest!ng to all who are In
cc-cstcd IN children. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
PROSECUTORS OFFICE /
WORK IS DISTRIBUTED

Effective January l. 1922, a redistrt-
button OF the work of the prosecuting
attorneys office will place investigat ton
OF crim!Ha! cases in Ohio county IN the
h;Irds OF Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Austin V. Wood. Assistant Prosecutor
Clinton r. Campbell will handle the In
vcst!gati "n Of Juvenile and non-support
cases. and Prosecuting Attorney Carl G.
Bachmann will take care Of the coun-
tvs civil worg Of legal nature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
w.tsmiuster Guild Meeting.

Tho Westminster guild OK the Second
Presbyterian church Will meet this eve
EIng a. the home os Miss Nellie Fortncy.
2I39 Chaplne street. The young wo'
men OF this organization are planning n
number OF Interesting events for the
near Future and every member IS urged
10 be Il. Mss Fnrtneys homo promptly
at T:45 o'clock this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
About People
Movements OF Individuals 70 Ana
FROM The City.
AT THE RoTELS.

Rogers--A W. Kemper. Weston: Joe
Farrell CIayhsh"r5: Jack La -. Ter ,
Harrisburg: Arthur J. O'Keefe Clarks-
burg: Ira =. M"Ciain. ClarIlsburg; Chas.
E9r"r. CiarkSDurg.
21cLure--J. \. Mason. ManH!nSton;
g " stone. New Mart!nSv!l!e; A }.
Nrushaak. Buckhaanor: l.. W. Howard.
tlarkshurs: ". ". White FHk;ns.
stamm Miss Evelyn Burl"y. Mounds
vile; MISS j.. NJ I.utes. Moundsv',le:
Mr~ .. +. Rose, Wheeling: L. j. Rose
Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
MrT. Troll HostenH.

One % - N"E' I"''71' no. S""F0l
Hnnct!n,s O: In" holiday SCISSOR will be
- bridge 'unch".,7 '"i''.l w,N =" g!v~a
today by Mrs lohu Troll, ~ nor homo
o. the Na,!onai Road. Luncheon VIII
Do served a, on" O'clock. and the luNrh-
cor table will DO marked ~ rr"tty
aoral decorations and exquisite appoint
ments. Bridge viii engage Mrs. Trolls
guests during the afternoon The In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
ronni. Club 1raAquoraas san.

Much interest IS being manIteSted by
toca, society IN the masquerade ban
"hi,h vii be given Friday evening.
D'ccrubr- 60 a. he E!kS' club r. the
Wheeling Tennis cl"b. as benefit for
rac Tw,E association O. the Ohio Val
ley General hospital Tho committee for
the n::air Includes Mrssrs, +. T. Bowie,
L. Woodward Fraazheim. Thomas G.
Eeattin Henry L. Haz'ctt. Frank Water
house. Joseph s Jefferson. Tk"r!o y
Mex Uearne and Clarke Fulton. Ths
following announcement have been Is
sued:
Announcement
Masquerade Ball
Elias club
Friday evening. Der"rrhe- 30.h. 1891
Wheeling Tennis club
TiCHets. $500 each
Nelson Naples Orchestra
Please purchase tickets before arrival
at club
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
Twig Meeting.

Mrs. John Troll Will be hostess 10
members Of the Vanity Fair tw!g We'd
mrsday afternoon NJ her home on tho
National road. The members vii, as
seuh,e at . O'Clock and several hours o.
re"dleworlI will be followed by tho US
Cll sowing tea
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
Enrnanmant Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs T. Z. Morgan Of Sisters
Vile announce the engagement and ap-
preaching marriage OF their daughter
Miss Mabel Cairo Morgan. to Mt Frank
Thomas Smith OF Slstersville, Miss Nor
gan IS very popular in social circles N
Sls:ersy!lle. and since the announce
rent OF her engagement has been hon
orcd at many social affairs. Mr.. Smith
is the son Of Mrs. Mary +. Smith. and Is
at present news editor OF the Sisters
vile Review He was formerly n mem
Der o. the -eportor!al star OF The In
tc,ltrencHr and went from here TO PITTS
hurgh. where he was reporter on the
Pittsburgh Post before entering tho
army 70 serve with the Thirty second
division In France.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12

81 local society.
Celebrates Seventy Third Birthday
Mrs NLlrE1rc; Dter!ngcr WAS hostess
At = charming d!nnev party at her homo
on Thirteenth street yesterday evening
IN celebration OF her SeTenty-thlrd
birthday. The lower uoor OF the home
had pretty decorations OF pulms and
FERNS for the occasion. Dinner was
served at six thirty o'clock. American
Beauty roses were used as table decora-
tons and covers were laid for the FOL
owing:
Messrs. and MesdRmeS:
AUGUST Reltz James R!ggs
ret.r ninrinEc- William Riley
William Porter W. J. D!ertnger
Jos.ah Kluc VIII G. Griffith
Allen r. GrlH!th
Mesdames:
Anna Uasc1teld
Misses:
Anna Malley Catherine irlT',h
NodeIyuo Kiur Margaret Gr!Iith
Emma pieringe- Mary GTin!th
Amelia Griffith Dorothy Griffith
Madelyne Griffith Evelyn Griffith
Elsie Riggs
NesSrS:
Joseph Rigs Edward riggs
Charles Rigxs W. l.. Diertnger
j. 4. Griffith
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
WOMEN VOTERS WILL
NAME OFFICERS TODAY

Tt, uh'u County League OF Women
Vu;tv. VIII H,ct Al the 4. .. |. ". hal
81, -:.a r.,-.urb t!u.S afternoon Tor the
pl"p"S.. o. ,'."c:.,us officers FOR IN" com
i;.. year. The I"N"w!NE oi.icers were
aci"rttd ~ III" terminating committee
" i.I,''r WIS ,,r,''"d 1t the last meeting
S!drnt--N"S. y. W. PAUL.
NIr"-rrra. den; Mr+. ". :. Kelly.
Een"rdlng Secretary Mrs. Morris
Jacobs.
Corresponding secretary-Mr@ T. l..
shannon tto hc voted when amendments
are pa srd u1ouJ
observation-disclosures.
Mr.. MaTEaS"t Marvin.
}lrs. J. l.. Thomas.
Mrs =. H. Erennan.
Mrs J. q IIcarne.
Mrs W. L. Lear.
Regional Directors.
lst ward Mrs T. VI. holiday.
ind ward, Open for n"m.HattOn)
Sri wIrI--M!sa Ann rumm!nS..
Ala wa'd-Mrs JOHN Stamm.
9Th wnrd--Mrs. Il. =. Gclsry.
9th ward---MrS. Ella NVciduer
IN wNrd--Mrs. Harry ". puOson.
Sth wari--Mrs W T. SondermaI.
4th ward--MrS. Dcihert Murr!n.
luth ward-Alrs. r. G. BURKE.
Nirhlund-- Mrs. r. lIan&e McColoch.
Liberty M!sa Maud Curtis.
The nominating committee L. com.
posed of Mrs II NJ Hall. chairman;
Mrs carl q. Schmidt. Mrs. ". C. Nc
Grcgor. Mrs GcorE" Stccnrod. and Mrs.
v. : Hamilton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
MITE. PrNtt Hooters.

Mrs. X. T.. Pratt VIII entertain tho
members OF the Maids ana Aatrons
society oc Martins Ferry Friday evening
OF this week at her home on North
Fifth street. Martins Ferry. Informal
social diversions VIII occupy the guests
during the evening, and at a late hour
y dainty luncheon will be served oy
the hostess.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
81 local society.
Celebrates Seventy Third Birthday

v.tauon Est Includes eighty members
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25

mail and packet service between
Vicksburg and Natchez.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25

have visited the south since his
election.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25

with ugly skim habby flesh sune
a
complexion, firm, healthy he&h on
and look feel
simple will find well worth trying:
FirSssS
VTTAMONtwo tablets with meal Then weigh and
continue
MON Tablets regularly until satisfied with your gam in
weigh N
who has heard of the wondrous health and
making Of vtamines yeast fresh VEGETABLES and other raw %
be being obtained from
vITAMON Tablets These highly form the three
originally provided them fresh yeast and certain raw
all absolutely necessary lOr p0
health, and physical development
Masns VTTAAfON Tablets being used by THOUSANDS VINO
and quick results
they all vtamine highly concentrated Mastn IN
ideal for with your daily food they supply all
needed which often lost IN the cooking ana s
and which the body should have 70 MAKE
rich blood clear skin and KEEN active S f
VITAMON Tablets stomach
contrary indigestion
boiIs other SKIN
vanish the complexion becomes clear and
marabe benefits these highly concentrated tablets
absolutely guaranteed the small amount you pay
trial will be promptly refunded Be remember the name 49, :;
orSlbst
Mastins VTTAMON Tablets at all good druggists su0h d.
Young MCmbs, E. A Dahen Bengstons
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25
FINAL TOUCHES
TO FADS AND
FANCTEY REVUE

Finishing touches were added to
the revue, -Fads and Fancies OF
1921" last night at the dress re-
hearsal, and with all the pep and
enthusiasm that prevailed at the
final rehearsal, the performance to-
night will be an entertaining diver
sion
If you can imagine a show that
goes along with a professional
tang, no wait at all, with delight
fully different scenery and COS
tunes, the most modern lighting
effects that have yet been devised
for stagecrat and then put rs of
the most prominent local stars in
the cast with all the clever dancing
and newest song hits that time will
allow, you will have a composite
idea of this production.
The Rock Island High School
Alumni association is presenting
the revue under the direction of
the Marlatt-Cargill Productions
with B. H Underhin in charge of
the staging here. The perform
ances are tonight and tomorrow
night in the Illinois theatre.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25
WILL DESIGNATE
BOULEVARD FOR
Tree PLANTING
s..rvsran Legion Plans. for Amer
scxn Observance VIII Become
Annual Event.

rrE EberhaFt, chairman of the
.,rru,sttee in charge of arrange
I -, for the Armistice day exer-
80 TO be held under auspices of
Eek Island post No 200, Arneri-
-. - legion, has asked the city to
s.-tv1,ata a boulevard where MEM
- trees may be planted to honor
ne men of this city who died m
tour of the city is being made
so- fine purpose of selecting site
tsr the tree planting. Among the
hou,eyards being considered is the
one. on Eighteenth avenue, between
Thfrty-eighth and Forty-sixth
streets.
Thirty-six trees will be planted
5 arrnistice day, this year, each one
t-enresenting 4 soldier who gave his
life for his country
To Be Annual Event
There will be planting on
lrmistice day each year, tree for
each member of the legion who
dies during the year. Inasmuch as
elm trees have to be set SO feet
apart for best results, long
stretch Of land will be required tC
accommodate the trees over a term
Of years. About l 800 men of Rock
Island served in the war.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25

The proper distance between the
eyes is the width of one eye.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25
EAST MOLINE POOL
HALL LICENSE Is
REVOKED BY CITY
Especial Moline Serviee.)

Discovery of gambling in the
place is assigned as the reason for
the revocation by Mayor G. f
Johnson of the pool hall license of
Julius VendeVoorde and Reggie
Dunbar at 1897 Eighteenth avenue.
Police raided the pool hall Sat
urday night at O'Clock, arresting
Dunbar and five others. The men
were said to be engaged in play
ing cards for money. This morn
ing Dunbar was arraigned before
Police Magistrate A A Niles and
was fined SIS and costs on a charge
of being the proprietor of a gam
bling house, to which he entered a
plea of guilty. Charges against the
other five men taken in the raid
were dismissed by the magistrate.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25

and 500 tons and was 160 Feet IN
length and 80 feet Of beam II was
built in the shipyard Of d. NJ swain
and sons, saltwater. Mimi, espe-
cially for the Illinois river service
The head Of the shipbuilding nrm
is the father of Captain Percy
Swain OF Peoria for whom the
sunken craft was named.
After launching. the Percy swain
was Immediately put into the packet
service between Peoria and La
Sale There were four boats II
the Swain fleet operating at thai
time, the David Swain still Ii
packet service, the Verne SWAIN
now ON the Ohio river, the Fred
Swain, which struck srag above
Peoria and sank several years age
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25
A tremendous sale of mems
suits will start Thursday

of last spring. 1t is not a
clearance of old merchan-
disc that we are afraid may
remain over after the sell
ing season has passed; our
stocks were completely
cleaned preparatory to the
fall business.
Rather it is a business
stimulating event that will
bring a great quantity of
high quality, splendidly
tailored, very smart suits to
the men of the community
at a price far below their
actual worth.
Consequently, the COM
munity will undoubtedly
appreciate the fact that
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25

This is to be one Of those
sales that warrant the use
of an advance notice such
as those described above. 1t
will actually be the men $
clothing event Of the sea-
son-a sale of brand new,
seasonable, Hart, Schaff-
ner & Marx suits-a large
quantity of them = at a
price that will be happily
surprising.
Those men who remem-
Der the great sale Of Hart,
Schaffner & Marx suits
held at this store last spring
will have some idea of the
Importance of this event
when we say that the sale
Thursday will rival the one
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25

touch of colcr fs appearing In your cheeks
and thai your occupation ceases 70 oecSx1an
a task and Is q pleasure Ro6co That never
before In your whole life have you cnioyen
living as you do today. Weigh yourself at
the end of ono month and bet The scales tell
The story.
An good druggists have agreed to sup
ply thin rundown. mSder-dsvelored per-
soTrs with tha Understanding that If ono
months tressusart doesn't give most Z~sta-
lying results your money II waiting for you
But don't take 1t even though IL accom-
phshes wonders In nervous digestive
troubles and a. = Eeneral nerVo tonic IN
less you really want 70 put On -ssh Azd
gain vG4Eh&-[AdpertiSen1 B
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25
O. B. HAMPTON WITH
ROCK ISLAND FUEL

Orville B. Hampton, formerly ad-
yertising and sales manager for the
B. L. Schmidt company of Daven-
mort. has accepted "a position as
Gales manager for the Rock Island
Fuel company.
Mr.. Hampton will make his head
quarters in this city.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25
PERCY SWAIN
WILDE RAISED
Famous Illinois River Packet, Sunk
Near Natchez, Miss to Be
Put Back Into Service.

Islanders familiar with river craft
win recall the Percy Swain, which
sank recently at Gibson's landing,
"a miles above hatcher and which
a few years ago was one OF the best
known, fastest and largest Illinois
river packets plying out of Peoria.
Advices reached Rock Island to
day that the craft is to be raised
and put back into service
The craft displaced between 400
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25
kans' Triple Phosphates Puts Good Solid
Red-HOOded Healthy Flesh on Your Bones


sad. ned eaoodsd. healthy flesh on your
nes - l1sg as ik does 10 and makes yoa
Aoes hetnsr Al the s2rns unsl
E<as 9riple PhosEhz1es in something
sad something that really does what
eAaEsed for it Start TO take IL to1say
sA each meal, and in four days yoH II
Nv a1a8 you are growing more robust
y Rel stronger and more Scttye- Con
S@ WITH tho treatment faithfully for 10
- more and note with satisfsctioa that
neves arc growing more responsive;
yoar auhSrinn does not lzE- bot Il
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25

without loss of Life, and the Percy
Swain.
In October, 1913, the Percy Swain
was sold to the Royal Route COM
pany OF Vicksbarg and placed In the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25
When M. & K. advises
watch the papers
it means an extraordinary announcement
wW folLouU shortly

When an event of particular inn
portance is to take place within few
days, it has been the policy of NJ. e K.
by means of advertisements suggesting
that they watch the newspapers. In Or
der to enable them to judge more accur-
ately of the magnitude of the event, M.
& K. has zealously guarded the sacred
ness of these advance announcements by
using them only when there is about to
be held a sale or showing of tremendous
Importance Consequently, these adver=
tisements always forecast something of
wise to observe the advice they give.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25
HARnIyG no YISrr SOuTu.

Washington. Oct 25.-Presideut
Harding announced he would take
a four days trip through the south
This viii be the first time he viii
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25

Meyerbeer. like Handel. composed
best in = thunderstorm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-31
BY JAMES w. DEAN

NEW YORK.-Boy, run into the
Hall of Immortals and page Horatio
Alger, Jr. We would like to have
him write the story of Sidney r.
Kent.
Kent was looking for a job -four
years ago. He was hired without
salary by Adolph Zukor. Now. at
35, Kent is general manager of the
Famous Players-Lasky Corporation,
such a big concern that the Federal
Trade Commission has charged it
with being 100 big.
Kent is also a member OF the
board of directors, the only one in
that body of m~illionaires who has
-isen from the ranks of the company.
His rapid climb to success would
have been an ideal plot for n of
those inspiring Alger tales for boys.
l went to ask him If he had a
message for the great number of I'M
employed OF today.
Forget compensation-that's the
drst word of advice I would have for
the man hunting a job" Kent told
me. "The employer who has let out
I lot of good men in the past yea
sn't the slightest bit Interested in
he mar who ome to him with $25
Or SIS a week in mind.
make certain you want to 90
with the oncern you approach. Be
sure you are suited to its work. Let
salary alone. 1t will take care of
itself.
.Ghen I came to Famous Players
foor years ago, Mr.. Zukor told me
he didn't have a job for me. I was
willing TO give him demonstration of
my ability and talk salary later. i
was accepted on that basis. In eight
months / was making $3.50 a week.
Results did the talking. Mr.. Zu-
kor couldn't understand any other
language.
THE man who seeks a job is al
ways at a disadvantage, no matter
what compensation he asks. Then
why add TO the obstacles by empha-
sizing pay?
'If you land a job give It every
ounce of enthusiasm and work you
have. I never in my life got any
thing except by working lkell.
"The successful men l know all
seem TO work - hours a day, the
failures eight. After all. the human
satisfaction you get out of business,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-31

no matter how much you make, is
something you can't set a price on"
Kent's rapid rise in the movie in
dustry is just one item in the story
of the industry's rapid rise. There
are approximately 5000 theatres in
America exhibiting photoplays.
Photoplays sold by Kent's selling
force are shown in 12,202 Of them.
About 100000 people go to the
movies every night. OF that number
5000, 900 see pictures sold by Kent's
force.
Kents' advice and his experience
should profitably serve the young
fellow who is starting out to blaze
his trail to fame and wealth. How
ever, the man with several mouths
to feed probably will laugh sardoni-
cally at the advice to accept a job
without thought of compensation.
Who was it who said you can't
teach an old dog new tricks?" Sam
uel Yetter has just started a career
as a MOVIE actor at the age of 50.
He left his Illinois home to visit his
grandson, Raymond Mckee, who is
playing in 1.-The Octave of Claudius'
at Los Angeles. The casting direc-
tor of Goldwyn offered him a part
in a new production and there he is.
ACROSS THE SCREEN.
Charles Maigne is directing Cor
inne Griffith in Received Payment"
Nearly 10000 saw 1.-THE Three
Musketeers' in n week at Wash
ington, d. c.
Katherine Newlin Burt's latest
novel, The Summons" is to be
filmed by Goldwyn.
Sylvia Ashton is acting in two
pictures. In Saturday Night" she
il a scrub woman and in For the
Defense" a grand opera singer.
Movies of the Dempsey-Carpentier
fight went so big in Barcelona that
the Spaniards forgot a bull fight the
night the show started. Police could
not handle the crowd that tried to
see the film.