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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York, II; Philadelphia, |.
Boston, 6; Washington, 3
st. Louis, 4; Cleveland, 2.
The Detroit Chicago game was post
poned on account of rain.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-14
Card of Thanks

wish to thank all those who SO
kindly remembered me on my birth
day anniversary, the 18th sincerely
appreciate all the numerous gifts
which were so generously bestowed in
Guiding the lovely birthday cake. May
they al be rewarded by the Giyer oi
ALI Good
MRS. A. f. WHITE.
Benn ngton, Vt, April ii, 1921
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-14
SOUTH sHAFTs6URY

Francis Donnely has secured em.
p oyment on the Bronson farm with
Herman Saunders.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-14
NORTH BENNINGTON

Mrs Stephen Shepard, who has been
seriously III is improving
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-14
THE: WEATHER.

Showers tonight and Friday. Warm
ef tonight and cooler Friday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-14
Club Standing
NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York, 10; Phila. III innings).
Brooklyn, 5; Boston, 4
Cine nnati, s; Pittsburgh, 3, .
Chicago, 5; st Louis. 2.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-14
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-Over value in used cars:
one Buick. one Essex; one Baby Grand
Chevrolet 80; two f4O theYroiet tour
ings. 3i7 School St, Phone 27-W, VIM,
T.. Hawks. ello'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-14

WANTED-Man of ability and of neat
appearance to represent us locally.
Must have good references. Write East
ern States Brush Company, Springfield,
Massachusetts. Slt3
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-14

FOR SATE-pry wood -Four FOOT
wood SO. 90 per cord; stove wood, Sll00
per cord. Phone 1873 Ring 3. sits"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-14

FOR SALE--Several young pigs, one
heifer. fresh, calf with her $50 00 some
good seed barley. Phone 1875, }. II.
Peters
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-14

WANTED--A woman to assist with
cleaning for a few days Mrs. II. B.
North tel 1870. Slt3,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-14

WANTED--bady to canvass Benning
ton and vicinity for exclusive nation
ally advertised ladies proposition Thir-
ty dollars weekly TO start, Box 9ll.
Mechanicvllle, n. V Slt6t
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14
Day W orkers

DAY WORKER. launaress OF cleaner. good
quick worker. K. Miss Hoffnayer' 8
Agency, 10 East 42d St. Cd hooi Tele-
plone sai7 Murray Hin
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14
House to Adopt Tariff
Extension Next Week
Nondell Discusses Plans With
Harding; Foreign Loan Fund
ing Bill VIII Follow

WASHINGTON. Oct. 13.-Plans to
pass through the House next week 2
bill extending the emergency tariff law
were made by Republican leaders to-
day after conference between Presi-
dent Harding and Representative Mon
del, Of Wyoming, majority floor lead ar
OF the House After Il at measure had
been disposed Of It was indicated the
House Will take up an amended foreign
.oan funding bill.
Details Of the emergency tariff ex-
tension have not been worked out but
It S generally expected that the law
viii be extended until about February
], in the expectation to-day that the
permanent tariff bill can be completed
by that date.
Present plans for foreign loan leqis-
lation in the House provide a measure
authorizing funding by Presidential
commission with tie Secretary of the
Treasury rs its head
After his tais. with Mr.. Harding
REPRESENTATIVE Mondell Indicated be-
lief that the decision Of House leaders
20 delay action for the present en the
Panama Canal tolls bill was satisfac-
tory to the President.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14
" omen Invest Savings
In Bronx Apartments
Play Large Par' in Buying Of
Flats and Dwellings, in
No~fberlv pe~ol;rI,

Nathan Galenter sold to Mary Gozar
the two fre-story anartnents ,ooyS2
a tie southwest corner Of l55tb Street
and ST. AIMS Avenue.
Helen Weiss sold to Anna Altman a
Are-story apartment at 1855 Southern
Bou evard. 40xl00.
Math Ida Straub sold to Lena Horo-
wiz three-storv aat at 224@ Rstb-
gave Avenue, 18.3xS6.
Samuel Rothenberg sold 20 Berna ~
Frcmmer four-story fat at 1855
Washington Avenue. 25xl36.
ida Go.dstein sold to Barnet Shat
van two-story dive ling at 12S3 Wash
In ten Avenue, 25x89.9.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14
Windsor Court,
On L PIPER B'way,
Bought by Sl1enl>
Operator Takes Over Flat
al lolst Street Corner:
Trading Centers in East
Side Tenement Houses

Windsor Court, q six story elevator
apartment house At the uthwe cor
ner Of Broadway and l6lst Street, has
been sold by Abraham Norlsch TO the
College Holding Company, representing
Joseph Shenk The structure stands or
a plot l00Xl00 Fl Metzler and Leonard
Morgan were the brokers'
Louis W and Carrie Appel sold TO
Clara A Wolff four story tenement
house at 258 East Forty-ninth Street,
20 6x5O
Mile Rosenberg sold a six-story
modern house v til stores At 334 and
336 East Sixt-ffth Street, ST 6xl00.
Carrie Wokal sold to William Han
zaiek fo9r-story tenement house st
429 East Seventy first Street. 25x1O2.2.
Charles and Sarah NJ lie Boutilier
sold to Leonard Well three-sso sory
tenement house with stors at 1868 Sec
ond Avenue, 2Nxo0
Frank A McQuade sold to Thomas
Bernstein tie four-story tenement with
stores, 26x73 2. at the northwest corner
Of z 'ghty-third Street and Second Ave
nue.
Harry and Jennie Meschenberg sold
20 Samuel and Nathalie Strachan II
five story tenement at l24 West 18th
Street. 25x99 IL
The Paige School Field COMPANY
bought from Charles J W restal two
story building at 1860 Avenue A. 25x98.
The Fenimofe Mortgage Corporation
sold To Vincerzo Pizzo a two story
building 1T 40s Est Thirteenth Street,
lo 4X5s * Irregular.
Katherine \ Kiursland sold 70 Abra-
ham } Fino hve-story tenement house
with stores 81 l72 Allen Street, 26.5x
87.6.
The Canal Securities Corporation
sold 80 Salvatore Lemole the six-st5ry
building with stores. 441x58 OK irregu-
lar, at the southwest corner of Market
and Hamilton streets
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14
Joint Fleet NIaneuvers in
Panama BAY February 6-I3

WASHINGTON, Oct. Winter ma
neuyers Of the combined Atlantic and
Pacific fleets will take place in Panama
Bay February s to 10 under plans sub
mitted TO the Navy Department by Ad-
m raj Hilary ?. Jones, commander o1
the Atlantic fleet.
The combined ma0euvers will be pre-
ceded in the case Of the Atlantic fleet
under the plan outlined by Admiral
Jones by maneuVers at Gpacanayab0
Bay. Cuba, after which it VIII prec<
TO Panama Bay, there to be Joined by
the Pacific feet and both to be cO-.-
bined under the command Of Admiral
Jones.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14
Covernesses. Etc.

GoVERNESs-Yo highly r4cor,rnsn4-
ed; Mss HalEs Bureau. II West 44th
NURSERY GOvERNEss-Y Frencb
ki'l. enid over fQur years. very pleas
inS personality l.. Miss IlofniaV YER q
Aeen.5. 10 e asa st. Sd floor TeiepAons
SAT Murray Hil
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14
Business Troubles


The following petitions in oankrtupcy
sere nl4d sestsTeay il the United States
-.str.~f court
S BERNsTEIN ( co Involuntary
eseass ard suits. 80 s.. SD -
3 * EMBROIDERY Y,O-voluntary
MAJESTIC DIAs BINDING co -invo,
49, cotton goods and bindings IS f.
INTERN ATIoSAL RESIDENT BUYERS.
ASSOCIATED NAN IA TT RERS TR d
GO -!nsoluntary 81 nion Square.
-is2i.;,ies s-0gn0 assets s. 0o9
NORM L Hat co -Inv0luntarv WON
8 bats 10 y 4rh ST
I L. IGNITION PARTS MANUFAc-
= RING Co. INT=lavol untarv tzuttion
sEts eLc a1e-ssor'=s. 5~0 ~ Broadway
eE DIsTRl B1-rING CoRPCRATICN-
nNoiun'aFy, exporters ana importers -57
- a.e Llaaiii-les 500 QUO assets. $50.
SAM BREGMAN-Iuvolun sweaters.
- II 27th 3D.
9AI-kER = DCLTNsK Y-luvoluntary
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following receivers IN Bankruptcy
ere appointed yesterday IL UEited States
Mary Potter. receiver 70 r & 6 etrsus
szr.s am dresses 70 Vest Houston ST.
sriih bont of si GOO
Alien r MeniAara rsoeiver for 5. Bern
5.ein z Co.. cieaks and suits. so West $50
Bertha l@e baUsh. receiver for sam
orsg knitt'ng Mills sweaters. &c West
-f-A g., .-. bond II 5000.
Ar'hur Da4ziel. receiver for Majestic
-ags. IS Laa- l-th s.. with bond o1 Sc COG
PETITIONS IN Bankruptcy
rhs following petitions IN bankruptcy
Ters fiec yesterday IN tinted states Dis
HENRIETTA Z brown - Voluntary
is assets $50 COS
GEORGE sEoRGALAs-voiun rss-
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14
- -
SUMMONS

sCPREME COURT. County, OF vrw
TX r. --LorteT Company. Plaintiff
against Antonio Faillace and BoniTae1o
FaiIsce, copartners doing business under
me u'm name and style OF Faillace He
Hanos, Defendants Summons
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED ~ er
sWer the complaint In this action. ans -
semVe cop OF your answer on the plain
Ut Attorneys Within twenty days af,e-
ne service OF this summons exclusive -
.he cay or service; and in case o1 your
azure 10 appear. or answer Judgment yviu
oe 'a6en against you by default. Tor ths
4elef demanded IN the complaint
dated August 81 192l
DORMAN s. DANA
F'Sin5lna ATTORNEYS, ONCE and Postotics
address 50 Liberty Street, Borough Of
M2nAattan. New York CITY N
10 ANLgNlO FAILLACE ard BONIFACYO
FATLLACE; -
The foreg9ing summons = served uDon
you oY pub.ication pursuant to an order
9l hon- isldor Wasservogel a Jus-ice og
ne supreme Court OF the state Of New
York dated the 2Sth DAY OF SeDternoe~
ig4l. and fled with the complaint Ia the
Office or the Clark Of the County Of New
I ork at the County Court House in the
Borough Of Manhattan. City, County ana
State OF New York 'N
Dated. New York September 29tr. 1921
DOHMAN q DANA
attorneys for Plaintiff once and Post
ONCE Address. So Liberty Street Ror-
ougn Of Manhattan. New York City
n. Y 80
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14

= 4Vc -l7s EsnHeft, I'd 3 way "a door
Furniture.
we PAP highest prices Tor rurn,tura
pianos antiques. bric-a brsc. books srs
@ etc. hiNGSLEY. IS University piacs
StCyvesan' 2377
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14

BOARDERS WANTED

3oTH ST. AT LEXINGTON Av. Cf4o,sl
Rutled e)-For ladies'. one room and
meals from Sls up, elevator. telephone,
etc fun hotel ser ice rewly decorated
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14
Philadelpli;an Purchases
MNrtcEa;r Coior;al Ei0,4,rs

Clarence NJ Eason sold to Harry
Williams Hazard Jr, Of Philadelphia
the brick Colonial residence at las
erty was held at $4,000 The Frank
Hughes Company negotiated the sale
he same brokers sold for Marion A.
Benton to P NJ. Sayford the Colonial
residence at 142 Gordonhurst Avenue.
Upper Montclair, 65x1G5, improved
with a dwelling and garage, held at
~1- 5OO
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14

Coleman Brothers. theater operators
leased from J. Clarence Davies, throurh
Meehan & Summers, the plot. 30xl25x
$50, on Burnside Avenue, between Je-
rome and Walton avenues, in the
Bronx, for twenty-one Years, and Will
erect motion picture theater to seat
1000 persons, with q root garden.
The rental Tor the term viii avgre-
gate about 100000 Eugene de Rosa
ereea5.tect, IS preparing plans for the
building.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14
Miscellaneous

YOUNG WOMAN. resourceful college edu-
cation or teachers training liberal sal
ar{, bonus permanency Call mornings
only. Room 1890 National City Building.
corner 42d and Madison.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14
Edward c. Delafeld Rents

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. leased for
Fdward c Dela6eld, president Of the
Bank of America, his large six story
American basement residence, East
Sixty-Afth Street, between Fifth and
Madison avenues. furnished, for the
winter season, to Olney B. Mairs, Of
Briarclitf Manor.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14

,sa, asees Kemener = tbs BUYER ~
- - =, tF'ff Avenue. Jehn H. Pierce. of
L,7 1eyf l>ltt Streef. SADIE Eihel}er,
r. ~ Avenue 4. ard Eose n y.
.,s,Hes. - ~ West N3nety- y-aecond Street.
., 500 raeea3Iy.
y ne :. 4. S Building Corporation Is
- 1"y*f ~ me mr. hwesf eornr ~
~s.'.ss sa-fhs'as @a4 Walton Hyenae, sosd re-
~S}'S ~ hnais Il ginaott
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14
Commercial Credit

Commercial borrowing continues
Hight Tre volume CT commercial paper
coming into the market : small. but
gererai'y Of & high grade and scounts
!. 5's per cent Tor prime short term
paper Local backs are not parchls m.
10 any extent. the Interior banks ab-
sorbing The bulk Of the pply.
The American acceptance Council
yesterday quoted she following discount
rates 9n pr me bankers accept4nees
eligible for purchase ny Federal Re
serve banks
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic

W WANTED-Rennea young girl to act al
companion maid 10 lady living IN hotel
Apartment ol8, Marie Antoinetta Hotel
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Nurses. Etc.

FANTS NURSE - Hospital trained
hshiy recouiru~ aded- Miss Halls Bu-
u II West 44th
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.


d a Nc oNDS bought and aold sor cssA
AoFice ,res Bennett. IT'S 3 way. 2d noor
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14
Fourth Assembly, District

E. .. Location. Occupied
1 224 Monroe st..-..-..... Lunch room
SITS. E ent on Madison
81. .. j
Cor Jackson and Madison SITS,
" ept or Madison st. ? S. e
Cor. Henry and Gouverneur
sts., ". ent. on Henry st p. 5. l41
Cor Broonc and Cannon sts
E. enl. or Broowe St -..P S. I'D
81 Goerck st. .-.......-. Pool parior
Cor Lewis and Rivinston sis.
ent Exit on Rivingtcn
Cor. Lewis and Rivingron SIS.
ent. EXT on Rlvingtgn
St T. > 81
cor BrooTne ana Cannon sts.-
y. ent. OF Cannon ST.. p. S. 10
10 Cor; B-oome and Sheriff SIS.
II Cor Broome ana sherlH sts.
exit p on Broore ST.. P. s. s4
i2 Cor Broome ana Ridge sts
"a ent- 5. OF Delaney On
Ridge ST. .--... ..... ? g. g.
II COR Broome and Ridge SIS.
main ent- on Bro0me st. F S %
IL Rivlngton. Ridge and Pitt SITS
$. ent. on Ridge sr....P g
is arlington. Ridge and Pitt sts.
s. enI oa Fitt st..........P.
i9 Attorney 81. net. Rivinston and
stanton SIS, Bows ent.- p f74
II Attorney st. bet. RivIngton and
IS fss Suffolk st .-.'............-. 9itlce
i9 Cor. Riv.ngtoa and Suffolk ST.
Rivington ct ent. s $50
20 ls7 Hr00rne ST.. K. en1....... p. = 100
p 167 Br9On1e ST. w enr..-.. r 128
% Cor Siv.hgton ana Suffolk sts..
suffolk 81. ent...-. =. S. $50
70 IL Ludlow st. ........-..-.-.. Barber
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS viii be received by the Bureau
OF Supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
menS Washington, u. c.. until 1G o'clock
q NJ, Oct. 25, 1921. for delivering bath
towels gymnasium shoes blue cloth blue
Hannei, linen tape undershirts therinoneters
si,ei ieit Gable eyelets. thimoies feather
nainsook. black shoes and metal clothes
lockers 10 the navy yard, Brooklyn \ y
etc Apply for proposals 10 the supply Of
ncer, navy yard. Brooklyn H. Y or to the
bureau or Supplies ana Accounts. DAVTD
PCrIsR' Faymasfer General Of tho Navy
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14

.
= Np7Dre a.. tae Asn~r-
N-~~ Trust o.. A0K4st g. .3zl .
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14
REAL ESTATE WANTED

900 Sc FEET modern building. within
half hour from New York: employing so
ha ads year round manufacturing boards oe
trade please take notice. = 567. Tribune
APARTMENTS TO LEr-F,-RSssnrp
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14

n RSE-Young thoroughly capable. ex-
Bureau, 566 5ta av
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Cham bermaids

CHAMBERMAID- WAITRESS or waitress-
parlorInaid. Young Sweds; city family.
Agency 10 Eas, 43d St, Sd foor. Tele-
phone s947 Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14
p VI

FOR SATT IN Pelham Manor attractive
S-~oow house, baths. sleeping porch. 2
hreplHrss. ateaia heat corner lot Sis.SDo
mo rrats terms. or wpu.t rent Telephone
Pelham ss1s-W GIL .Iumfs 80.
sTrCCo BCNGAIOW. new, up To date
sif rooms ana hath decorated. screanea
corner opS 90 ddIofe garage five minutes
30 aIl trains. hirh sehaol splendid neigh
bpgAnod. price 5 600. owner. 6al K. 8t
st Pelham Phone Felham 500
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14

NEW ROcF ELLE-Just offered At big re-
hot wafer heat. garage; lovely nigh oiat
,"N - o. nut sacriGce sl5.5OG OLC0PT
o. p Nrt> 50 East 4-d st. y. Y Tel.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14
Second Assembly District.

Z. D. - Location Occupied as
Forsyth at bet Canal ana lild'''S
aes;er sts. \. ent on For
Hesrer. Essex and Norfolk - %
ent center Exit on Essex 81.
I'll r broadway ..... coareesionePy e n
Hester Essex and Norfolk SIS
; ent on Norfolk s.. P 5. So
s's,. ent Exit on Ludlow St
Hester. " orgns.e a;.,e sas ludlow
Cor. caT.s'i. 4 Hester SIS. ;
Rivingson and Forsyth sts. emf
Fx!i on FORSYTH st P 5. 20
10 Cor Grand ana Ludlow srs "
eni en- Grand ST .-.P s. 81
Il Cor Delaney ans Ludlow ss
:. ant on Ludlow 81 = s is1
II Rivingron and Eldmage ss
ent Exit on E4driage -
ls Cor Delanoey ana ludlow sts~
\. mt. on LUDLOW St. 2 3. 81
IL Cor Forsyth and Stanton Sis
\ ent On Forsyth st...p : 81
Is 100 Chrystie st. Cirls' ent p s. IS
IT Cor Chrysrie and Hester SIS
Nhrys'te 81. ent ......... T. 8.
ls 147 Baxter st. 5. YARD ent. P is0
~ ~ 20 "a sn1isso saTfsr s.; n yard ent lao
Prince Sts ent- X side
% Latayetts st ost Spring and n '''
Prince ats. s. eut. p : I0s
Is La5ayettA st. bet. Spring ana
Prince SITS. N enk p g fos
"a Cor Forsyth and stanton SIS
s ent. on Forsyth st P : 81
- - = =, 81 81 -..-..- i3sroer
- y Thompson st. ..--...-....... Dairy
~ US Prince ct ........ -,.-... Pa Der
- l7g sullivan st.....,. Settlement ho1ss
" 1ss rrlnce 81. .-..--...--. Pa rber
80 I76 " Houston st..............Ta Tailor
- y Barrow St.. Settlement house
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14
ELECTION NOTICE

20 ss Pearl ST. ..........-P. s 1874
81 Washington. Albany and Car
Isle SIS. East ent CT Albany
g Washington. Albany and Car
ISL SIS. center ent-
Washington ct .....-. :. 2s
% y Centre s.. ...--....- Restaurant
- Cor Mulberry and Bayard sts
Say srG 81. ent. ......-.p s %
eS 50 Mott ST. Boys ent ...--. P : 1os
20 Cor Mulberry ana Bavard sts.
n ent. on Mulberry 81. r : as
~ Ger Hubert ana Ccliiste- SIS.
center ent cr Hubert st.p 5 ~
% - Grand ST ..........-. Grocery
. Clark. Dosn.rick and Broon1e
SIS. " ent. on Broouae ST.
so Clark Dora.nicA and Broore
SITS DorniCicN 81 ent. P 5 IS
81 e k,ng s.. Eas, ent ........P P. 5 8
So - Atng St Girls eni ..-..... T 5
- ". Houston St. bet. HUDSON
and Narich ats. e ent on
". Houston 81 ...-....-P ? : 90
80 GARRISON ST. Dot. Hudson ani
NaricA SITS. main ent. " On
ClarissCn ST .............P 2 5 e5
50 Ger Grove and Hudson SIS
Auditorium sut on Hudson
81 Cor Grove and Hudson SIS
center ent on Grove 81 2
IS s72 " 10Th at. Boys ent....P s lo7
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14

NEW E0-sEs AT $500 Up
A. Bogota HeleAts. built Of stucco ana
lTa l,'a ,ao s1rnFa psre aet aoors electricity
p.o's AUX lon Michael Eros & Christian
Phone Hack nsach 53s-R.
246 ACRE FARM-57 niles ,ror7 y C-,-,,
on l-acka wanna r. r. For desortntin--
Box 25, Andover. n J. ''0'''
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14

REAL EsTATE-sAaF Or RENT


SULLIVAN ST. Rrooklyn. near
Heffori Ave. The hore you
have long been looking for
rooms. tAri Bath. large attic. every
modern provefaent II CHEST tvpe
OK corsrtuc'rn and anish Differ
Tnt IRE IN ANYTHING in the c't- ex-
c.isnt ne.gnnorhood and transit
ieciiitles For sale AZ considerably
.ess fno7 cost $4,000 VIII buy:
naianee easy terms De-. or We
I.ns lf+ sullivan St. Tel. Flat
bush 10154
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14
General nouseworkers. Eta.

HOUsEwORKERs or cook and charnber.
maid; waitress. capable young Polish
girls highly recommended s. MISS Hof-
ayers Agencv, 10 East t3d at. Telephone
sg47 Murray Hill.
HOUSHWORKER. niddle-ared American
very good cook; dependable; pr fers
sna4 ramliy city only; salary SO. Wet
tiers Agency. 20 ". 43d. Murray Sin 4942
UsEWoRKER-young; excellent cools .
Bureau. S6s 5th ay
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14
NEW ROCHELLE

ATT1 1ACrrvD stucco hour-. . rooms J
baths. sun parior. Eerage: good neigh
horhooc Price only seoe0e Mrs ed
muni " B1dlne. sT2 Maia st telephone
sta. New RochcLe. v. Y.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14
Vess ch ssteY

FARM 100 acros. l3-roorn hou~e Furnished
good 07rns state roHd s. 3 600
Duross. 9el Broadway. barclay 67as
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14

SOOkk EEPER9
DO yoa know that have provided special
After Business Glasses for the convenience
of YOU who want TO qualify for an nc
couutant's pay ASK for details. DRAKE
BUSINESS SCHOOLS, inc New York:
tribune Bldg. 1874 Nassau St.. Tel. Beekrlan
2725. Brooklyn Bedford Ave at Fulton St
Tel Prospect 74S6.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-14

For SAT.T-~N~w frame resi- lenc>, . rooms
baths nreproot garage Rtthched :.
aero. convenient, restri tod location. price
repsoaAbies tefus NW ~ IAiien il Soma
owners. Telephone 276 Ays.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-10
MIX THRILLS AGAIN
IN FINE PHOTOPLAY

TO review Tom Mix picture Is
always a pleasure, because. while
the writer is viewing the picture
to tell the public about 1t, he
knows he is sure of making a
pleasure OF business. The new
To mink picture opening Thurs
day at the Oregon theater certain
ly makes anyone forget business.
1t Is thrilling. 1t Is entertaining.
1t has what the motion picture
folk call the "big punch" 1t is so
fast in its action that the lights
go on and the show is over when
you feel that you have been watch
ing the picture for only a few
minutes. Yet "The Night Horse
men" takes over an hour to show,
Mix does some wonderful riding
spine thrilling stunts. The
story is novel-the romance hold
ing.
The Night Horsemen," by the
way, is from Max Brands novel
Wild Geese" and is a SEQUEL to
THE Untamed," in which Mix ap-
peared short time ago. His char /
acterization of Whistling Dan is
a splendid piece of work.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-10
At the Theatres Next Week

Popular stars OF the screen Ii
strong vehicles are TO fill tn,
theaters OF Salem during the com
ing week, glance over the ad.
vance notices indicates, and two
,deviations from the silent drama
will contribute variations to the
programs.
The feature 'of he week is, OF
course, the Apollo club concerts.
This year the club will make two
appearances, one on Tuesday and
the other on Wednesday night at
the Grand.
With THE Last Trail" Zane
Grey story presenting Maurice
Flynn In the lead, slated for the
first days Of the week, and "The
Night Horseman," Tom Mix
picture filling the last three days,
the Oregon is going to be popu-
lar rendezvous of the screen fans
unless all indications lead astray.
BE Ny Wife" now showing,
opens the week at the Grand with
q continued run through tomor-
row, and Mondays matinee and |
evening engagements are to be |
filled by the Pantages acts. Thurs
day night is featured by Eddie
Montegne's Country Store"
presentation, while feature film,
"A Wife's Awakening" opening
Friday, winds up the week.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-10
FIRST NATIONAL SUPER
PRODUCTION AT LIBERTY

Starting tomorrow for run OF
four days, the feature at the Lib
erty theatre will be THE Child
Thou Gavest Me-" FirS NatIonaI
attraction produced by John M.
Stahl, one of the foremost direc-
tors in the country. Manager
Bligh declares that it is one of
the best and most extraordinary
films which he has ever exhibited,
and is anticipating capacity per-
formances.
The story is highly dramatic
one, with terrific suspense
throughout. Unlike the usual pic
ture, which ends the ringing of
the wedding bells, "The Child
Thou Gavest Me" begins with the
wedding, and the nuptials as por-
trayed in the picture are magnifi-
Gently elaborate.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-10
"The Barbarian Coming.

THE Barbarian" gripping
DRAMATIC photoplay of the north.
woods, starring Monroe Salisbury
and an all-star cast headed by
Jane Novak of the lotus-lidded
eyes, will be the feature attraction
at the Liberty theatre, beginning
Thursday.
Adapted for the screen by e. p.
Heath from the story by Theodore
Seixus Solomens, and directed by
Donald Crisp who is credited with
having directed some of the most
notable pictures OF the past year,
THE Barbarian" is motion pic
ture OF unusual dramatic strength
and rare artistic charm.