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The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-10-12
53RD. BIRTHDAY DINNER.

Mrs. Deacy f. Miller enjoyed her
53rd birthday, Sunday, the 9th Oc-
tober, 1921. Present were her two
children, one daughter Of Lexington,
and a son of North Carolina. and a
number of her relatives and friends,
all enjoying the occasion very much. &.
Mrs. Miller saying she could eat a
splendid dinner every day like that
one served in honor Of her birthday.
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General Arrangement.

g.. General Arrangement.
The exhibition will: be opened to the
public on Tuesday, October 1s, and
close on Thursday, the goth.
Gates win be opened at O'Clock a q.
4 ul. of each day, and at that time
every officer and employee must be
sat his or her post. The doors Of the
sxhthitton buildings will be closed at
IS p. M.
Tha secretary Will receive entries at
|. h5a affiee Ia lexington until and in
I I cluas III the 1stl, Of October, and at
EAir Grounds Monday, October 18th,
g nnfiI D. M. Positively no entries
s1se3dyed after this date.
fsAppliance necessary for the proper
sShabition of articles in the various
will be provided by the
General Superintendent upon requi-
atlpn from the superintendent of the
IAaepartment.
zy When the Fair is ended, all articles
rot called for by exhibitors shall be
ssS1TpperIy cared for by the superin-
sfendent of department, or turned over
J Is the Secretary. No Superintendent
Af denartment shah leave his post of
di7tV without the consent of the Gen
oral superintendent.
ss. Information for Exhibitors.
Premium lists will be sent by mail
supon application to the Secretary.
~ Articles sent by freight or express
must he prepaid, addressed: "Secre-
tary Of Lexington County Fair Assocl-
alton, Lexington, S! c."
Articles must be on the ground on
or before 5 p. m. Monday, October
IT.
Exhibitors will file such certificates,
statements, ETC., as are required in
the Premium List, with the secretary
) and they are required to attach a
card, with all particulars of age, size,
weight, etc, written in plain and legi-
BILE hand, to the animals or articles
exhibited, for the information Of the
Judges. The exhibition of articles not
enumerated in the Premium List is
invited and they will be assigned to
proper departments and displayed to
visitors. but no Premium will be paid.
Exhibitors Of live stock and poultry
are required to display over each stall
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FOOTBALL GAME TO BE
. BIG FEATURE OF
THE COUNTY FAIR
81
columbia and Batesburg High to CLASH
Wednesday, Which is School Day.
. Plenty Of Other Amusements--Eix-
9. hibits Expected to be Good.

All arrangements been completed for big football
an Wednesday of week the Lexington county ta
lmb;a High school and Batebg High will clash on the
Both of these have made good showngs' and
~ ey are pretty evenly matched lovers of the sport are
classy football when they come to-
aether nea "Wednesday will be school day at the ta'f'
speca a;ssion price has been fixed for all school
An eet being made to have many schools as
throughout county close that day in order that
& ~ MANY children as can do so may attend. 49,.
Beside. the feature Wednesday there will be plenty OF
for the this year, this part of the program
IN the hand. Of the A. Mlles Greater Shows who viii
all attractions including plenty Of good music and
siree act
Manv INQUIRIES have in for the premium lsts which
been distributed throughout the county, The exhibits
81 e.unectad to hs better this year than
All in M the prospects for really good fair appear to be
the officers feel encouraged hope that the
attendance will be large
The gates BE opened next Tuesday, October and the
fa viii run through Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
information for Exhibitors.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-10-12
OFF on DEER HUNT.

4 jolly party of crack shots lett
Yesterday for the Savannah river
swamps. Chas. f. Taylor, ROD. T..
Cook, Chas. II. Livingston and h.
Fl. Livingston, to be joined enrouee
bv Mr.. j. .Alf Lucas and others OF
CASTOR, on a deer and general hunt
in the Savannah river swamps Tor
several days.
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The Ladies Aid Society will sell
hot lunches and refreshments will be
served at Mr.. G.. T. Corners at StyX.
Saturday night. October 18th, begin
ming at GOO o'clock. Everybody is in
vited to come.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-10-12

The automobile to watch is the one
behind the automobile you are watch
ing. Boston Herald.
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1t is easy

It IS easy
Enough to be pleasant
When life goes long like song;
But the man worth while
Is the one with smile,
When everything goes dead wrong
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Deaths

m Js1.Tsopxis wIIIqiJM IVY sursF f!s Egme %T
TER Fun.rsi rSur'a.ys aiS p fsMrTdd g.. stand:
.a% ' msy q; Nsir0V's ai SsssS" evening Ts' Ss
.l saLPwIS'ss a. PTsnS sna jI. RoR1rE5 Q d.Sss
ss;.-. s;,:Ss,;: rssiS:"fs iss: TssS,5s.as s, s 4; 4
mains may be viewed We'd. eve.
EdniI dRAiRpasLssYrJuIg as ts,I.v g. NARY A. nice of
friends may cali Wed. evenina "TqSa from S'Hi to
,,si ,sHRskAKT n'iHN ~, a. cSS%eqs ~Ss% Is, !qy
S,d to FuSa Seia wcd 'sy'; ~ an. ,,nnsn4 snSi
jip; fTS'a iS rrs;sy::risn ys% SGharsh' SSiSn;sa.;
eonycnienee OF the family ''"" '''0"1' "'
cAsEY.--JpIy 3. 1921. JOHN F., beloved
IsS. william mary casey s'y R.ia,H.s RsG H.s'T and "a
friends: also HonoraHIs Judges and officers
ess II wSeh Se rs"s :,Sssr and sr % fn n
from his lSts residence, 5lio spracs st.
Church 10 4; y; int. Holy Gross.
,oa D. c. 1Iy d &,fs OF wsGs ssmp.
D GAVIN, dnash,.r OF ihc is'e m Gaors. i S?' W
nssr. isS fh nh, Yves,
,SMLE;@jY,x J, 81 H. . SUSANNA I1 INA Il dagsn,sr
to ssryices' Fri io;So A. NJ. at her late
&C .c9NNEts ILL: i;I;.!H!Iy 4; MARTIN; son OF
i've. and fr"nds ar. Invited o'f ,o attend seia fa
rsrai Thur: $3.50 A. N. residence OF his
Y: Int Immaculate Heart Gem, Chester.
,coNNELLY.-In. Norrl,town. Pa. July 4.
JEROME "; husband Of Charlotte Mann
inst. sP. II. Int Int 'So"" prva,e t"''S'' ~"
sAaaM AHr Beloved + at wIs 2si' Of y a.nS ;S,S
Chapter. No; 100, o. f. s; COMPENSATION OF
ice. in G1ureh RTea a"1n and !" LsSrn
ave. Fri r. NJ; precisely. Int; private.
cRdNiN suddenly, at her residence.
cnoNx s2d RaSc. ." 'SS snd traHl aS3 EM
s.ssl.sS; s.,,, a, he olive il balT nIds.. is2o
Gem. Jamaica l. l.. on Friday '''
c, cRosBYmJHly 2; 1921, MARY. T%.ts Of
thurs. $50, 4, NJ, from her iste residence.
1925 e, oxford 81 High mas at Churen
JAMEss 5SsSagS Of Ss5s.rsi cuSnlo SHSs re
Same. Society T Of Our Mo'hsr Of sorr1%s' 50; S
ssssSreh ar igy ted 70 attend iqPTeTnl FS F6
0s% % FSSS!: SSSrsH mH' our Mob; Ho5
c@l; R-IsIiV;s a2i frisHd', q!s9 osaEer ctiy
law. JoHis Z Nuttall, SsiI Fiorencc Ts aH" Int
pDSEs'&s ES@%HGS Sem Ioe y'TST sHHEA T1 "
ss cs"e q Rs%ySr and ties4s are r.
from her mothers residence, ll5 Hermit St.
yshs shs Baps 0Sm charch rH3Ve 10 M mas tn Holy
EySoS.GJsly !, MAsy A., w,ts Of John
friends are Invited to attend funeral SERVICES
Nor,s%So5 % 5sdfHSS FTlends sSsg may ~ is.f cs
:, ,F&SdG;.}ply & & :; 1921; NARY l.. ,SSy %!s9w
also Bibis Class cf st. LuEe's n. +. chuTcR
are invited to funeral services Wed;
Y .. cowdrick, Sii? N, 18th st, Int pri
,.,s sossETrJYy ss.SE Fo;y =, %ARE ST. wife of Of q:
a1s sHH nsG Ma to sT"9 sssnd FsS!sf' fsns4s FRI S9f
eroshsr. oven % Esan. 'n a2ia o 4 Bouvisr &r "2 x
Il sP Ro2 G1s.. &: .fgsS Gs%
is ls: SSFr xss III: ., Es%.s
rR4SxoH N0t5se jaly 20 fGneiS! iss, MARY w,do,
sSSs r p1as aiE friend. SIS may q tS
1sSsxsinsffy SxnfsyA Sp sfsnl9sS nsraa.D,v Ju,x JAMES
r., son Of late John and Mary Garland
NJ Relatives and friends. also Eastern and Gul
3 ssilors Asso:, are invited 70 funeral. ThS,s. S
y chares Of 81. Francis de sales 10 <. ii
6AY, aoS ION july S'I :. 1921 HARRIET cor
+. r-ApAY. wife, Of the late James u. Gay. e
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IN NfEMORfANI

gILLINGHAM. = In loving memory ot
EMMA W. GILLINGHAM, died July 3 1910.
c. L. G. L.
rpoSSELL.--Ir sad but loving memory
OF ANNA, o DoNSELL. who died July s.
1913. aged 10 years.
PARENTS AND SISTERS
RoTH;Eln loyinE rcmsmbrance OF my
dear mother LOUISE ROTH. who departed
this life July y, 1907. Sadly missed.
ANNA NJ. ROTH.
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MARRIED

EwER-PRESToN ALBERT BAKER
EVER rnd GERTRUDE OLIVE PRESTON,
Saturday. July ., 1921. at u 4. NJ, At tn.
Little Church Around the Corner. roth and
hth ave-. New York City
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HELP wANTED-MALE

DJUSTER-Assistant sewing .ma chine nd.
go tuster wanted. one who is familiar with
Singer single needle, buttonhole and tackcrs;
also some Union Special experience: good
opportunity for right man with largest work.
clothing concern in the country: state salary
wanted. The II. ID. Lee Mercantile Co., 600
II. State st, Trenton, N. J.
ATTENTION, MEN.
II there Is man who reads this ad., and
realizes that hard work and willingness IS
to do more than he Is actually paid to do.
will bring him TO the goal he ls striving to
reach want TO have q friendly talk with
him; we are seeking the services of men
with courage and ambition. who are rot
afraid to step into a mans Job: you may
now be clerk. office man. mechanic, or
In any Of the thousands OF positions whe0
your sole inspiration is your insufficient
pay check, looking forward to the time you
will be able to break away and make a
real success in life. where the dollars pile
up as a reward for achievement; Rnaiyse
yourself thoroughly. ard II you decide you
are the man, and can meet our qunlifca-
tlons. call 10 4. NJ: p NJ; eo3 Smith.
CarrHen
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LOST AND FOUND

CERTIFICATE-Notice Is hereby given that
the undersigned has made Application for
10 shares OF stock Of the Pennsylvania Rail.
road Co.. issued to Philip c. Reed and dated
the 9th OF May 1921, the same having been
lost or destroyed. Milton Helm Co, New
rk-Phladelphia.
CERTIFICATE-Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned has made application for
the renewal of Certificate No. A. 7GlS6t for
10 shares Of stock Of the PennsyIyania Rail;
dated the 9th OF May 1921. the same hav-
ing been lost or destroyed. Milton Helm &
Co. New YOrk-Phlladelphia.
4. In vicinity OF 50th and Ellsworth. Re-
ward II returned to 1924 Alter st.
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HELP wANTED--FEMALE


MAKE MONEY AT HOME =.
You can earn from ~ to 50 an hour In your
spare time writing show cards: quickly and
easily learned by our new sin,pje method. .
no canyassing or soliciting: we teach YOU
now. sell your work and pay you canh each
Write today to American Show Card school
40 Ryrie Bldg. Toronto. Canada.
GIRLS - Clerks, stenographers typists
nryi easy hours; rapid adva ncement. Write
for Instructions. particulars. + 1901. Led. o.
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PERSON AIS

ABRAHAM DARROwU has sold the busi.
ness at 1918 8. 18th Vt. to Stefano De
addrcss on or before JmIy o. 1921.
JOHN THOMAS sold the bakery to Robert
Haer. 1892 y Front ST Creditors should
call before July X.
LEAVING July "a for Europe: will attend
to any business over there. L. d. A..
Kelly. 23d and Wha rton,
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LEGION WILL SEND
ESQ men TO FRANCE
0o)egation Will Take Part in
'Sy Dedications of War
Memorials

i: |. ! &. 4. : !.
.rodHoAas> John g. Emery >
.EASUSSN National % M
HY2NS<NlM ma d er of the
SX11lk1SSN2H American Legion.
[VSXxkSlK1 has decided TO nc-
NNSSXN1 n cpt an invitation
4NSEfieNNAR from the French
= W$SSskX Government o
S2c1YST send an official
N.H S1uv1u~ party representing
the legion to France. The invitation
was extended informally some time ago.
and Mr.. Emery has been assured II will
be forwarded through official channels at
an early date
The party will consist Of go. and
VIII be made up by allocatng 200
places to State departments IN the
basis Of their paid-up membership. The
remaining fifty will be placed at the
disposal Of the national comma nder. to
care for pnst national officials and
newspapeGmen
The guests Of the French Govern
mcnt will leave New York in August. as
occupy between six and seven weeks.
The official itinerary in France will
take sixteen days. and it l. planned to
allow further week for individual
excursions.
Among other ceremonies. the legion
aires will unvcil a statue of Joan Of
Arc at Blois. the gift to the city of
the Joan OF Arc Committee Of New
York They will dedicate n bronze
tnblet on Marshal Foch's birthplace at
Pau. visit Toulouse. Lyons. Metz and
Strasbourg. here they will be ten
dercd reception by the city. and will
unveil monument at Flirey. presented
hy Lorraine and the municipality of
lrlirey to the American Army. Visits
d Thiacourt. vcrdun and the st.
Nlihiel sectors of the battle line will be
made.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

BOOKKEEPER and typist. high school
graduate. In office in northwest section;
state salarv. p 1910. ledger OtnCc.
CLERk-Siust have som. experience In
bookkeeping and he quick and accurate at
figures. Apply Mrs. Linda 3. Patton, Curtis
Publishing Co. 9th and SAMSON SITS.
,----=------------------
COOK frst class. for hotel In country 35
miles from Philadelphia; state wages
Il 1910. Ledger Office.
TYPlST-Wanted competent. careful typist;
temporary position: high school studCn! or
graduate preferred. Apply to Mr.. Kraft. I'd
floor. 600 Chestnut st.
WANTED-Cook, white, for family Of Two
In the country. +. X. Furness Media, Pa.
Media 670.
YOUNG WOMAN Uncommon opportunity
for young woman, ~ to 3D., stcnO-
Era pher and private secretary 10 general
ma anasor OF one OF Americas loading bust
-nCs IS houses: must be well educated. capable
rnd must possess good health: state expert
once. nationality. church affiliations II any.
and salary desired; correspondence Will be
held in strict confidence; this will interest
only hiGh-type young woman. 1923.
Ledger Office
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coMPosIToRs
LINOTYPE OPERATORS
MoNorYPg AND COMBINATION
KEYBOARD MEN
STONE HANDS
HAND coMPosrroRs
MUST HAVE Al REFERENCES
STEADY WORK FOR ooop MEN
HIGHEST WAGES
OPEN SHOP; OUT OF TOWN
4s.HoUR WEEK
ADDRESS NJ 3lo. LEDGER OFFICE
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

COOK and chamhermaid. waitress. 2 com.
petent maids reference. wish situations
together. 5il g 10Th st. Spruce 3IOi.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

BOOKKEEPER and office manager. thor
oushy experienced in commercial and in
surance lines. including statistical work
good executive ability: age 20 NJ 3lS. l.. o.
YOUNG LADY desires position In mailing
dept or general office work; bank refer
ences A 220. Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-06

WHO WANTS THIS MAN?
Can handle the purchasing and !s thoroughly
acqua inted with every phase of accounting
and all office detail: competent to take full
charge; unlimited ercrgy and ambition age
20 years; salary can be arranged to mutual
satisfaction. Address A 900, Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-06

WILL sUBLET for the summer months com
pletcly furnished 5-room and bath apart
ment: " squares from 48th St elevated
references required; $40 per month. Phone
Preston PAS W. or write p 1913. Ledger
Office.
1T s. 10TH ST. Geneva Apis. rOne and
. room suites. with private bath; in tho
heart Of the shopping district
2lOT WALNUT ST. (Beth-AiIyn Apts)-Eis-
gantly furnished. rooms and bath suits:
references.
FURNISHED apartment; available immedI.
Btely; 1897 Spruce ST.: rooms, bath: S75
m'thly. See Mr.. Davis. or Janitor. on prem
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OAK LANE

! HAVE several beautifully located Broom
apartments at 5000 y. Broad ST.: also
others: all nav and modern: rea asonahe rent.
Janke. 02ah y. Broad. Oakland 171G w.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-06

with newspaper detail and selling
experience, would like agency
trade paper connection: - years
Ledger OffCe,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-06

O\JCpI AMI model $50 coupe PcG0,iSss. men
OVERLAND paint. tires and CoH''"''
Al ,.,,,. 1900 Areh
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SITUATIONS WANTEp-MALE
ADVERTISING MAN

ACCOUNTANT. expert, desires work spe-
cialist or investiga tions; salary $50. A
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SWARTHMORE
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

SWARTHMORE -the-H - Two desIrabl,
suites. with private baths. A 22s, Led. ON
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

SIN ROOMS AND BATH, SS5
Al location; electricity; modern; fire tower
etc immediate possession. Poplar 1898,
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n0DCE 5-pasBeng,r sedan; good.Iooliirg
car; in good running condition
h1rEain, 1920 Arch st '''"h'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-06

GOLDEN opportunity for high-graLS secret
order organizers: must be Of ytIuestloned
born OF Protestant faith; men with expert.
once as statesmen make splendid success in
this work Address Box 80. Is Gramercy
Park New York City.
CIVIL SERVICE examinn' Ions. August and
September; many vacancies; salary HiO0-
1880; write for sample test Il 1909. Led. O..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-06

OVFRI AND model ,.,'si1y 80 sedan ,o% S0Gs assrs
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0\JCDJ AMI model. 30, tourInsi Ia
OVENLhlND paint. tires and oycrhau,t,S
in very good condition throughout o"'S'"
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CHEMIST desires position Bell phone,
belmont 940l J.
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FORD sedan 1920; guaranteed Olo n
s,,>,,'. broad ST. POPLAR 1920 oprr>,
- - NDAH AND EVENINGS. STASi 'EV rtiH IN
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p\JCDJ AMIN 4 touring; In very ~
OVERLAND shape throushouti ~"
tires and paint; can be bought for cas-"
on time. 1920 Arch.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-06

DODGE. roadster like new, sl7A co.h.
balance terms "'' eash
1920 RACE SPRUCE o.,o
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DODGE Touring. late model; Sl75 ca.h
SPRUCE 2412 '-o HACE ST
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GERMANTOWN

MODERN efficiency housekeeping apartment.
l% acres Of land high elevation and ideal
SURROUNDINGS: country club and lS-hoie golf
links within y block: garage on promises: .
blocks to station and % minutes to city
center: only sle5 per month on yearly lease.
Mauran. Dolman Il Co. n. L. cor. Broad
"A Chcgtnut.
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0I rs $3.50 cash! balance ! year. yar.n o's sun n
oLIo Broad. Poplar ds2n; 1ps" 70
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DODGE delivery wagon, screen sides, do.
pondabo IT Ick; excellent for light
delivery work: cash or time. 1920 Arch 81
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M rs 1920. I passenger; extras lev % p'M,ss
OLbo Call POPLAR 32t4' MI '
MICHAEI.. 1916 POPLAk ST.
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DODGE and touring: late models, Al m =
Sl.o balance terms, open Sunday lh40
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OICDJ AMIN roadsteri guar terms -sso.
$40 n. Broad. POP, e.
nnnn SlIn nlh nNc SIanleN AmtOm0nl.---r.
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M rs : cylinder, . passGnser,o lal'' WI
NR NcMICHAEL 1870 POPLAR 81
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STORAGE AND MOVING

WATSON'S STORAGE and e1press--0no a.
ton vans: weekly trips to and fronI 70
lantic Ocean. Sea Isle City and Wit Hnii AT,
every Thursday and Friday: orders must ,uWo8d Si
in ADVANCE: our specially. Baltimore. WASH.
ihst9n; Harrisburg, Ncw York. Boston:
l7th st. Poplar S9+ fo ~
Evening star., 1921-05-31
ADJUSTMENTS
EATIONAI-"Two Block, Away"

It waA = much pleased audience that
saw 4rney Bernard in '.rwo Blocks
AWay at tho National Theate last
night Bernard has . role which ad-
rnits Of moro possibilities than the one
he created in Potash and Perlmut-
ter. tn which he won universal
praise The play susgeets -The Auc-
tioneer." in that the principal char
and later reduced Two Blocks
Away" is little sermon that portrays
the temptation sometimes accompany
ing large possessions to trample on
old and humble associations, to be-
come suspicious. to grow sraspins
benevolence. 1t is the story Of = Jew
ish cobbler Of large heart and gen
erous impulses. who is transport ed
by sudden acquisition Of riches from
basement on I'd avenue, New York.
to mansion on 5th avenue. The first
in it are shown the best qualities Of
the amiable Jewish cobbler. but the
other acts allow Bernard scope for
the development OF the hard and sus-
picious man of wealth and the con
quest OF his baser nature through the
reaSSertion of his better self, and the
portrayal is skillful throughout. Ber-
nard was accorded several curtain
calls and at the close Of the second
act the applause was so insistent that
ile " dS lOTCeu " Indht llltlS du .
dress. in which he voiced his gratif1-
cation and that of his associates at
the friendly reception of the play.
Two Blocks Away" is a one-charac-
ter play. and the action has been
built around that character. The in
cidentS and the associated characters
are not always coherent. Some elision
will be found necessary, for the per-
formance is rather too long. The
love interest centers in the attach
ment OF Jane. the little girl adopted
by Nate PommorantZ. the Jewish cob
bier, and Bill Lewis. his bosom
friend. to Tom Roland, a sturdy. clean
young wardman of the East Side, who
has worked his way up to the position
of foreman. Then there is the crook.
Robert Ives, who has stolen bonds
and has implicated Jimmy Finnisan.
The pursuit and exposure OF the crook
is another thread running through
the story. Frightening the action OF
the rather trite plot are numerous
bits of humor which provoked hearty
laughter The cast is wholly connpe-
tent. and although this is only the
second week Of the plays existence.
the performance was as smooth as II
it had been running a season. The
stage settings have been designed
with care and executed with scrupu-
lous aim at realism. The principal
associates Of Mr.. Bernard in pro-
ducing delightful entertainment are
Vivian Tobin: job Rutherford, Dod-
son l.. MItcIei.. douglas MaciheI
son, Wallace Erskine. Margaret Lin
den and William Vaughan.