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The New York herald., 1921-09-13
Los Angeles Theatres Not
Advertising Arbuckle Films.

Los ANGELES, Sept 1.-THE latest
film production featuring Roscoe (Fatty)
ArbucSle. held In jail In San Francisco
in connection with the death OF Miss
Virginia Rape. was cancelled last night
at one OF the largest OF the local motion
picture houses. The Aim had been show
ing all last week. and last night was to
have been It's final appearance
No ArbuciSle films were advertised by
any local theatres to-day.
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
ARBUCKLE FILMS BARRED
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY

latter cases ia that the managers feel 1t
void be unfair TO penalize Arbuckle
until his case is disposed of. William J.
Brennan, Director OF Public Safety and
CHIEF of the local censorship bureau. de-
clared to-day that he is considering an
order to prohibit the exhibition Of all
Arbuckle films In the city. He expects to
arrive at some decision tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
Toledo Halts Films
Pending 'Fatty's' Trial.

TOLEDO. Sept. 1.-THE only motion
picture house In Toledo showing Ar
buckle films. to-day cancelled all of Its
Arbuckle bookings until the film stars
case has been disposed Of in the courts.
r. W. Lebold manager OF the theatre
announced here to-day.
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
DYING ACTRESS ACCUSED
ARBUCKLE, SAY WITNESSES

pulled Miss Rapp into an adjoining
room. I've waited for yof five years
and now I've got you" ArDuckle cried,
hrs. belmont said. and he locked the
door.
Not being well acquainted with Miss
Rappe. Mrs. belmont said. she did not
care TO interfere, but when che heard
her screaming she became alarmed. She
pounded on the door and Kicked but got
no reply. Finally, after more than haif
an hour. she kicked on the door and then
teleplloned to the hotel office. asking for
assistance. Assistant Manager IA. j.
Boyle went up. and as he appeared Ar
buckle opened the door and came out.
dressed IN pajamas. He was wearing
Miss Rappe's hat, cooked ut an angle,
and assumed his foolish screen smile"
that has amused his audiences. Miss
Rappe was in the room. moaning.
Miss Rape was taken 70 another
room and put to bed. Hotel physicians
attended, but Mrs. belmont wanted
physician she knew. and called DR.. w.
Il. Rumwell. He treated Miss Rappe
Until Wednesday. and then took her to
hospital where she died Thursday.
faNN Physician is Called.
DR., Rumwell told OF attending Miss
Rape. He said he knew she died of
peritonitis. but was curious about the
Gauge. He and another physician made
post mortem. This was done without
official authority, but DR.. Rumwell
excused what he has been criticised for
acc exceeding mis- authority on the
ground that the girls friends asked
him TO make the examination which he
considered justified his action. He
verified his diagnosis.
The testimony fts In with that OF
Eurses who attended Miss Rappe and
made sworn statements that she charged
Arbrckle with causing her injuries.
the District Attorney said, connecting
the injuries from which Miss Rappe
died with her treatment by Arbuckle
1t being necessary TO a first degree muir
der charge In California in such cases to
show that death resulted from commit
ting or attempting one OF certain crimi-
nal acts specified in statute. the prose-
cutor relies on the condition Of the torn
clothing, indicating a desperate struggle
by Miss Rappe.
Prisoner In Detected.
The arrival OF Arbuckle In court was
SO long delayed that Judge O'Brien ad-
journed the session and said he would
wait five minutes until the prisoner
could be produced Arbuckle appeared
| through side door within the five
minutes. flanked by his attorneys and
/ the police guard. He appeared greatly
detected and heaved many sighs.
Following the court session and before
he was taken back to his cell he was
Civ en- an opportunity to go into the
Judges chambers to make and smoke
cigarette while the arraignmeent pa
pers were being made out.
The little court room was packed. the
spectators rising in their chairs when
Arbuckle appeared and remaining in
that position during the brief session.
There were few women present.
District Attorney Brady announced he
had received telegram from Henry
Lehrman, motion picture director OF
New York and fiance of Miss Rappe.
asking him to obtain sworn statement
from Mrs. Delmont Brady replied that
the statement has already been obtained.
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
5 Leading Newark Theatres
Cancel Arhuckle Roobin1a.

NEWARK, Sept l2.--Five of the better
known theatres Of Newark havo can.
celled bookings o; pictures In which
Roscoe Fatty" Arbuckic appears. Two
theatres intend to show his pictures as
usual. The explanation given IN the two
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
Buffalo to Show No Films
Until Case Is Settled.

BUFFALO, Sept. 12.--At a special meet
Ing tonight Buffalo theatre managers
voted to show no Arbuclsle films until
the murder charge against the comedian
has been disposed Of
The New York herald., 1921-09-13

ROCHESTER, N. ". Sept. 12.-Officials
OF the Regerson Corporation. syndicate
controlling several movie houses In this
city. announced to-day that 1t had can
celled films starring Roscoe Arbuckle
pending the outcome OF his arrest in
San Francisco In connection with the
death of Miss Virginia Rappc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08

4O5, which fathered this movement orig
inaily and submitted IL to the County
Committee for consideration in the form
of a resolution, is very anxious that the
committee be named at an early date
so that il may CO operate with the dele
gates to the State convention OF the
Legion in Pittsburgh next September
with a view of enlisting the support OF
the convention. The State convention
could very properly authorize the selec- :
tion of a special committee to place the
facts before the national convention in
Kansas City, Mo-, in October. Since
tbe request Of Pennsylvania would be
Ave years in advance, there ought to be
no objection on the part. OF the national
delegates toward expressing preference
for Philadelphia In 1926, particularly
inasmuch as the delegates and visitors
70 the Legion convention at that time
would be privileged to participate In an
occasion Of. national Importance and
"The Philadelphia Chamber Of Com
merce has expressed keen interest in
tbe effort TO attract the Legion national
convention to Philadelphia five years
hence, and Franklin Post feels assured
that this movement will receive the
earnest support of the entire State
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08
CATHEDRAL SITE
MAY Be CHANGED
23d and Parkway Probable,
but Bishop Rhinelander Is
Open to Suggestions
$4,000 TRIBUTE D

Bishop Rhinelander announced yes.
terday that at present the plans fol
building the Cathedral Church o.
Christ still consider Twenty third street
and the Parkway as the most likely site
The new Protestant Episcopal Cathedra
was the subject Of IN open air sermon
Sunday by the Rev. DR.. George Lynd,
Richardson, vicar of the Pro- Cathedral
who said that it was possible that tho
proposed building would be erected al
some other spot.
The Bishop sold that. while the plans
were to put the church on the Park
way, they could be changed readily II
tive suggestion.
$4,000 Has Been Contributed
Something more than $4,000 has
been contributed to the endowment fund
for the Cathedral Church Of Christ in
the last two years, and vigorous effort
will be made next autumn to increase
that to $3.50, 900, the first unit of the
great fund. No one has ever put an
estimate upon the cost Of the proposed
edifce, but If it is to be the stateliest
and handsomest cathedral in the coun-
try, as DR.. Richardson said last Sun
day. it will involve an expenditure OF
millions of dollars.
eve feel that the time has come to
press more vigorously for the remainder
of this sum, $3.50. .000,' Bishop Rhine
lander announces in a statement that Is
being circulated at the Parkway serv-
ices. land we are assured from many
sides that there will be interest and help
forthcoming from the people Of the do
cese, who understand the practical value
Of what we are trying to do here.
THE question is often asked when
a site will be selected and plans for the
building begun. There can be but one
answer to this question. All who have
had experience in building cathedrals
urge upon us the vital Importance ol
creating an endowment for support be
fore any attempt at building is made
A cathedral, in order to do its best
work. ought not to have n permanently
attached congregation. It should be q
meeting place of all the people of the
city. the center from which every kind
of ministry can be offered to the tran
sient and unattached people, of whom
there are so many in great metropolis
like Philadelphia.
"1f this ideal is to be attained, it l.
obvious that the cathedral cannot be
supported as n parish church is sup.
ported. The first necessity is an en-.
d0wment sufficient to meet the large
part of the expense"
Bishop Rhineander plans to obtar
n staff of expert leaders in connection
with the cathedral. who will give tn,
larger part of their time to the or.
ganization Of diocesan activities. Their,
will be a canon missioner or archdca
con. who will supervise the city wide
missionary work canon of religious
education. who will act as executiv,
secretary of the diocesan cducationa
activities in the Executive Council. ant
a canon of social service. to "co
ordinate and promote" the insttutiona
and sociological activities of the diocese
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Collect No Monev
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08
TACoNY APPEALS TO MAYOR
Wants Widening Of Delaware Ave-
nue. Continued to Levlck street

A delegation representing the Tacony
Manufacturers Association, headed by
Kern Dodge, of the Dodge Engineering
Works, asked Mayor Moore yesterday
to continue the widening and extend
ing of Delaware avenue north to Levick
street. Also it urged extension Of the
Belt Line Railroad to that point.
Alba b. Johnson, chairman of the
Chamber of Commerce's Belt Line
Railroad Committee, explained that the
line was not continuous railroad,
being in sections, and that on that ac-
count was q nuisance and an obstacle.
He said further that the belt line in
Chicago was owned by the railroads,
in New Orleans by the city and in San
Francisco by the State of California.
Mayor Moore said that work was
progressing on the widening and i'm
proving of Delaware avenue from
Laurel to Dyott street, for which $3.50. :
600 was contained in a municipal
loan. and that he proposed to do every
thing In his power to get the neces-
sary funds from City Council to con-
tinuc the improvement.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08
To the Holders Of
The Alliance Gas & Power Company
General Mortgage Sinking Fund G3id
Bonds, Ten Year SO Series

Bonds pnssa Tss 3sSTars xsS5 ~ iSsi SsEl.' r,.
PROPOSALS are invited to be mace 10 ane aatns
roiorJai Trust Company of Philadelphia. 18TH
and Market streets. Philadelphia, Pa. as
TTustce under the Indenture of The Aliiance
seeurins the above bonds. for the sale n,,,n, on
JuIv 1921. 10 said Trustee for the account IN
Of the Sinking Fund provided for In sald .s,,
denture OF borrds of said issue az pnres p.sGes
not 20 exceed par and accrued interest," the,e-
an 10 July l. 1921, On July !. 1p2i. ne
Company will deposit the sum OF SIX IhoSH. S.
sand Dollars $50 10000 TO be used for or. the ne
retirement OF said bonds at prices "A n2t date.
exceed par and accrued interest 20 salo uS,s p,s
and II is the Intention of the Trustee. pur-
suarr TO the provisions of said lndenture' 20
appiy the money 50 to be received 70 tne
nurchase or redemption OF bonds OF sald issue
at prices not TO exceed par ana accrueu
interest. -.,,, ,ooIea and
MORTGAGE Sinking Fund Gold Bonds OF Ihe
Auience Gas & Power Company. dated Jan.
uary /, 1921, i," must be for all or any par r
Of the bonds offered ard must state fne as
Rresate face value and the denominations oi
the pa rtlcular bonds so offered for SAFE h,u
must be received by the Trustee at IT'S - So' a
porRte Trust DEPARTMENT at or prior u
Advices as TO bonds accepted, VII VII rSe Se
mailed on or before June %. ls2l' oS Inc
Alliance Gas & Power Company. ..ts
Federal Income Tax ownership Certln-
Gates covering accrued interest. shouo ae-
company all accepted bonds ,
The Alliance Gas & Power Company
BY FRANK w. ERrJf4mFldsi VIcsi fHe esldent.
Dated June l. 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08

These bonds are exempt from al uNeo "
which may be levied or assessed thereon ~, N
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania ana "a, q,
existing Federal income taxes NO plo WI w,
b considered unless accompanied by 2 cert,
aed check drawn to the order OF the Borousn, .,
OF Fountain Hill. Pennsylvania. IN the SUN SUM- y. :
one per centum OF the amount bid; Depos,ss
OF successful bidders will be applied IN Pa,
tiai payment OF the purchase price , oL 'he h,
bid II accepted, and contract completes py
the bidder. II bids are accepted and p,,et p,aaetts
fail 10 complete contract, then the amouuhss ths
of certified checks will be forfeited 70 tne @
borough. Check accompanying bids hoI sG tn
cepted will be returned to the bidder WILL nm
forty.eight hours after the opening OF tne n
bids No allowance for interest VIII pe ,iS' inaSe
on advance deposits. All bids shaIl pr9vtIe 3sn1n
Tor the payment OF accrued interest," from
the date Of the bonds to the date OF detoHry af,r
thereof said bonds being sold subject 10 oeiiS
cry, The borough of Fountain Hin reserves
the right to reject any or all bids. T.,
No bid for less than par and accrueo IN
t,rest will b. considered. ,-
pids must be enclosed in sealed enSelope
addressed IF. T. Summers. Boroush segir,s, seegi,,
tary 1927 Stanley avenue. Fountain tiiIt, ,
Pethlehem Pennsylvania. Bid Tor boroush
F. T. SUMMERS.
Borough Secretary
1877 Stanley avenue.
Fountain Hill. Bethlehem. Penna'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08
CONDITIONS OF THE
CONTEST

SUBSCRIPTIONS must be secured and
~ turned in to the Public Ledger Office for
10, 1921.
Ihose from whom subscriptions may be taken
are all those residing in PennsyIyania NJ
Jersey, Delaware and Maryland, and who are
not now receiving the Public Ledger in their
homes. :" >"''
Each WINNER will be presented with his or
her bicycle IMMEDIATELY after yeri6cation
OF the 50 subscriptions.
contestants are not limited as to age or sex.
Men and women will have their choice of full.
girls models. s '''' VI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08
FINANCIAL


- NOTICE OF ANNUAL. MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS
Notice Is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting OF the Stockholders OF Todd ship
3, pa 1oai W, o.ciocL nnon nn ,"e '2Sn Sn
Dffce of said corporation. No. 25 Broadway,
city OF New York. FOR the purpose OF eloct-
ing two Directors for terms OF four years
zach; receiving and acting upon the reports
Of the officers, and for the transaction OF
such other business as may properly come
hcforo the meeting, including the ratiAca-
ton OF any and all action OF the Board OF
Directors and the officers Of said corpora.
ton with respect 70 the acquisition. issue.
disposal, conduct or managcmcnt of the
stcck business. property or affairs OF said
corporation, or Of any OF Its subsidiary cor
poratons. namey: Robins Drydock and Re.
crmpany. Tebo Yacht Basin Company. Clin-
tor DrydoGks. Inc. white Puei Oh En.
ana HOSTING COMPANY Todd Drydock and
Construction Corporation and Todd Dry.
'o'N'' CARL r. RIEDEL. Secretary.
New York. May 0, 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08
FINANCIAL
FINANCIAL
NOTICE TO BOND BUYERS
BOROUGH OF F6UNTxiS HILL. LEBrGH
COUNT, FENNssYLxANA

Sealed bids Will be received by the unuesaa az
signed until 8 o'clock p. NJ. Monday, June ~,
1921, for tho purchase of s101 500 90 oonus
Of the Borough of Fountain Hill. Penn,syu Pe,.
Of 81, 10000 and 100000 each, coupon form
with interest at the rate Of SO per annuiin
payable semi-annually with registration pri,. "
both principal and interest, and to De paSy
able both as TO principal and interest. az @ .no
office Of the e. p. Wilbur Trust Company.
in the City of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, Ine
bonds are dated June 1, 1921, and mature as
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08
PAY NO MONEY!
COLLECT NO MONEY!

[ oNIESTANTS pay no money, collect no
:, money! Simply secure IS signatures ON
the subscription blanks furnished by the Pub.
Ys nc Ledger. turn them in, and as soon as your
90 SUBSCRIPTIONS have been verified you receive
your your, Biack beauty. The contest will be open
Until September l5 but you get your Black
verified. >'P''o' "'0
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08
THE BLACK BEAUTY

oNG known as the best built, most sery.
-, iceable bicycle obtanable anywhere. The
blaek beauty you win in this contest will be
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aboard and step on 'er" Every bicycle Is
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dental damages Just look at these features,
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08
CANSELTON COAL AND COKE COMFAN1
FIVE PER CENT FIRST MoRIGAdE

IOED BONDN
Due July l. 1850
SINKING FUND NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that pursuant on 20
the terms Of the mortgage dated June ~
numboreG ny4U rNi as as follows S. o. loi 4st and
ssh have been drawn for rsdSmpon sSSrpH n,eT, by
est as OF July I, 1921. when all interest
thereon will cease; the above bonds viii be
paid on and after said date upon presenta-
turod coupons attached. AZ the. Office OF
Fidelity TRUST COMPANY. 325 Chestnut
streef philadplphia In which trust com:
pany the money has been deposited for said
'eo''''''IF'ii.DE Fidelity TRUST COMPANY.
WIN. p GEST. President.
PHILADELPHIA June @, 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08
'nItT MYER VA.-SEALFD pROPOSAI =
Partnerships

Notlce Is hereby given that the partner.
shin heretofore existing between Frank II
Arm name OF VALLETTE COMPANY, con.
ducting a machine shop at l72O N I'd street.
PhiladolTthia on May a., 1921 was dissolved
by mutual consent.
THE business heretofore conducted by the
said copnrtnership from and after june
IS0i will be carried on by Frank Il. VaiIetts
uuJer the name OF the NALLETTE COM
PASY at the same address William j.
Cooper having retired from the said copart.
nnrship on May 81. 1921.
Ali debts due TO the former partnership
should be paid at the said address.
FRANK II. VALLETTE
WILLIAM ]. COOPER
sUHDHEIM, FOLz & suNDHEIM.
Real Estate Trust Bldg,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
ATTORNEYS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08

NAL in 1929. Commander Romaine q.
Hassrick, Of the Franklin Post, has
addressed letter to Chairman Moore,
asking him to hasten the appointment
OF the committee which was authorized
at the April meeting of the County Com
mittee.
The idea Of having the national con-
vention here was proposed to the County
Committee by the Franklin Post. The
post IS anxious that the committee be
appointed so that it can cooperate
with the delegates to the State conven-
tion to be held in Pittsburgh next Sep
tember. II is hoped that the State
convention will authorize 'the appoint
ment of committee to attend the ma
tional convention in October, so that
Philadelphia request for the conven-
tion can be in early enough to be nl-
most certain Of favorable action.
Commander Hassrick'S letter reads !:
''At the April meeting Of the Phila-
delphia County Committee Of the Amer
ican Legion there was adopted n reso
luton authorizing the chairman to ap-
point a committee to take the necessary
action toward bringing the national con =
vcntion Of the American Legion to
Philadelphia in 1926 during the Sesqui-
Centennial celebration.
'The Benjamin Franklin Post, No.
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T.. w. CLARK a. CO., BANKERS
Dffce OF the Huntington Development and

Preferred stock Dividend No. rs
The Board Of Directors OF the Huntington
DEVELOPMENT and Gas Co. has declared iSr
Regular quarterly dividend OF one and one
half per cent ulaHO upon the, preforI ID
10 Stockholders OF record AZ the close ~
business June Is, 1927. Checks WIN be
mailed to stockholders who have exchanged
FOR certificates OF tn" actual stock or the
company. The new stock certificates Will be
ran dv for delivery on or about June 20 and
in order TO receive dividend checks the above
cxchanKe must be made on or before June 40
FRANK T. CLARK
Secretary
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08
LEGION CONVENTION
HERE IN 1926, AIM
Would Be Held During Sesqui-
CentenniaI--FrankIin Post
Makes Proposal
MOORE Is ASKED TO ACT
Pressure is being brought ~ bear by
the Benjamin Franklin Post, No. 405,
American Legion, to have Thomas

Moore, chairman Of
tn e Philadelphia
County Committee
of the Legion, ap-
point a committee
at once to work
toward having the
national convention
of the veterans
meet here during
the sesQui -centen-
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,VITER REED GENERAI. MOspITAI

Sealed proposaIs n IFIpIIca[eo VII be r..
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94IG War Trade BLDG. Washington. D. c,
tunr MYER yA.-7SEALED PROPOSALS
piGlat1i % sSd S [Sef'TSa t6eS oHone9 sdt ,o A.
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WHO AND HOW

A NY ONE is free to enter this contest. The
thirty-fve subscriptions must be obtained
between June l and September Is, 1921. Your
prospective subscribers are residents of Penn
sylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and Mary.
land. who are not NOW receiving the Public
Ledger In their homes.