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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-06-09

A German city has mounted den
tists Office on wheels and sends it
around to treat children where they
live.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-06-09
COUNTY ROAD OFFICERS
INDICTED FOR FORGERY

Milton, June 81 F.. Poore, chair.
man OF the board OF county commits
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-06-09

An electric motor drives circular
saw mounted on a new mitre box.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-06-09
NOTICE OF PALM CHAPTER
No. rs ADJOURNING DURING
THE SUMMER MONTHS

AT a we'll attended meeting of Palm
Caapter No. % O. e. S. last evening.
il was unanimously decided to ad
journ for the summer months, and 20
meet again On the first regular meet
ing night in October.
1t was also decided to select the
Evening Telegram (as has been the
usual custom) as the official organ
for the publication of matters per-
tanning to the chapter.
All members are hereby notified
and warned to place no credence i'll
any items or sC-called news relative
TO the chapter which may appear ir
any newspaper other than the Even
ing Telegram.
MAUDE MMULLEN, w. NJ.
SARAH NJ DUGGAN. Sec.
The above notice is republished in
order to refute statement appearing
in this morning S Lakeland Star pur-
porting to have been signed by Mrs.
Maude McMu'len, Mrs. Sarah NJ. Dug
gan and c. E. McMullen. The above
named did not authorize the publica
ton of the article in the Star, and |
brand the author Of it as a malicious
falsifier. c. r. M'MULLEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-16

X-RAY 5 S s = H R:A e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-16
Considering the present

Considering the present
temper of--the It
would notssbe surprising to
see the Hague Court resort
ed to in more than one IN
stance. This, perhaps, in
Difference to the exalted
character of the jurists on
the bench, rather than con-
fidence in the, enforcement
Of its DEGREES. j ~
Virginians are Interested
in the appointment OF Or.
Moore, because The is an
alumnus Of the University
of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-16

Entered of .hc Postoflice Of Alexandria
Virginia, as second class nnutfer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-16
THE NEW WORLD COURT

,r.xc.,..a- ,a.. ---~e~sras~s 80 ses
One of the most cheering
pieces Of news to come from
the-other side in along while.
is the election of John Bas-
set Moore to the, World
Court of International JUS
tice. DR.. Moore is a lawyer
of worldwide fame, respect
ed by the lawyers of every
nation, and a really great
jurist. For many years
professor of International
Law at Columbia Univer-
sity, for a time counsellor to
the State Department, ne IS
perhaps best known for his
monumental "Digest of In
ternational Law" a work
more frequently consulted
than any other by the lead
ing lawyers Of the world.
His works on international
arbitration are likewise con-
sidered as high authority.
The High Court Of Justice
of which he is to be beyond
question the most eminent
member, is the outcome OF
one of the provisions Of the
League of Nations, Il COM
mission of ten jurists OF IN
ternational reputation was
appointed, to draft a plan,
and it will be remembered
that Elihu Root was CT the
number and performed dls-
tinguished service. Com
pulsory arbitration was a
part Of the plan recommend
ed by the Commission, but
the Council of the League OF
Nations decided against it.
The balance of the commits
sion's plan was accepted, but
the omission to provide for
means of enforcing the de-
cisions Of the Court drew
the teeth of the DEGREES it
might render, and left it
practically without power
save that of. recommended
ton.
The court is to consist of
eleven judges and four
deputy judges, which may be
increased with the approval
of the Council to fifteen and
six, respectively. n in
judges constituted quorum;
decisions to be rendered by
majority vote. Provision IS
also. made that no country or
allied group will have a ma
jority Of the court. Sessions
are to be Mechanically at the
Hague, beginning June Is,
next.
1t will be interesting to
watch the character and
course of the first cases to
come before the Court. 1t
has jurisdiction over dis
putes that may arise be-
tween members Of the Lea
que of Nations relating to
the provisions of the treaty
of Versailles in respect to Ia
Dor, transit, and communi-
cations. Also it is to have
arbitral jurisdiction over
differences between nations,
whether League members or
not, that choose to submit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-16
Friday
---Saturday
ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Union Building Com,
pany for the election of officers and
directors for the ensuing year Wi!
be- held at its office, l19 South FAIR
fax street, Alexandria, Va, on Mon
day, September 18th, 1921, II
o'clock a. NJ.
NJ. NJ. Parker. President.
Louis Boyer, Jr., Secretary.
2I3-12c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-16

stomach, liver, kidneys, bones, joints,
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Our expert operator is physician and
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WR1GHT'S X-RAY PLANT, 437 7th
ST., n. W., Washington, D. c.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
GEN. O|Az'S VIEWS
ON DISARMAMENT
II Must Come Through the
Hearts OF the People. IN
His Opinion.

Disarmament must come throuph
the heAfts az the people. IN the upln.
ipn ~ uenetai Armnudn piav. dis.
1insuished Haitian Holdler. who SO eN-
rttHsvd hinHvlf when asked fof his
views 80 the subject while he Was
hers Yesterday IN reply to the aues.
ton DO Nou think that world-dla.
armament Win be- posslhle7' he re-
rlltd u the heatts ~ the people have
arrived "a that advanced stage whore
they ven see Justice when Il ~ their
lnaH ami The either mnns gain We can
alsafm. Disarmament must conn
ihtuunh ihv hearts % the peoples Of
the world
And II the conference comes TO
nelhlns, what thenf" was the noN'
eusstlun.
n gannoi come 20 nothins," he rc-
ilei
They say that nothing good h
Totally lost Tho Ner, fact that the
sentiment Ia the world g. such that
thia conference can be held shows that
the wolld wants sonir better way than
war 90 setiline disagree menta. rhc
dtslte il mother to the fact. Every na.
nation that has a representative at
hpiute engaging in war / believe the
NNfN meetins at the conference
whether L results in disarmament or
uul maN prevent some ppsslhle war
II a. should fah q VIII nevertheless
iiinn about much soonrr somo other
sfpat vuufrrpnve in which the nations
shall iAt down their arms
iu kuu believe that the day will
sune WHEN Ell Questions will be set
tied bN agreement be was asked
- cannot answer that hat I sin.
ecfeiN hope Ho' he replied.
The general said he had noticed ln
hin short visit the fnu spirit uf co.
operation here hrtween the Americans
and the Italians.
"'lpnefhl have you message for
che Italian people ~ the ultyr" he wa
asked
"fsli them a. live un 10 the host IN
themselves and they VIII hctray NO
rounlfNs' wan hls answer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
ENGINEERING WITHIN
REACH OF EVERY BOY
Possibilities Outlined by Charles
n. Cant at High School
Today.

This mnrnlur the first ~ a series ~
vocational talks was giNen a. the
'HfN ~ the noard pf Harhor COM
nieh sth0ol hN Charles n. Cant. sccrc-
mlssloners Irving Warner introduc-
~ the speaker. explaining that Il II
The purpose ~ the Rotary club 20 pro-
vide a speaker once a month for four
months who will explain various vo-
cations, such a. law. advcrtlsing.
Journalism. and engineering.
Mf Cant described the ideal onein-
ssf a. man with vision and the
courage and dorged determination 90
make his dreams come true. He said
that n eood engineer is broad. and il
Interested On other lines 90 engineering
beside his one special branch. Tie ad-
ylsed me boys no, 70 plan 20 be- en-
elnesra unless they liked mathe-
mstics and were wllliug % strive for
accuracy. A college education IS the
tssi preparation for engineering. bat
the speaktr encouraged those who
could not obtain q cullcrc degree by
SAYING that hard work in an enrin-
sefp office. coupled with persistent
study would make them engineers
BE evevd ~ saying. II you want O.
beeume an engineer hard enough you
vii hs one"
rollowiue selcctlon By the orches.
era. Miss Dorothy SturFls. one ~ the
ssnlefs. spoke un American Myths
and toluhousr and Miss Amelia Hart
explained ffhp Ar uf STORY Temng "
The Scripture ieasnn was read IS
Rev. " q nauin pastor of Cook
n.HH an D. church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07

PROPOSALS-FO radiation. sealed pro-
posals viii be received by the Board OF
PuDhc Education IN Wilmington. Del. 70
installing radiation in the portabi school
building at school NO. -. as D specifi-
cations on ule in the Office OF the secret
taFy. Room 36I, City Building Az
proposals must be deposited on the desk
Of the president OF the board before s
1921, and must be marked Proposals
for Radiation. The right to reject any
or all proposals is reserved. NJ Howard
est Ter. secrprarv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
There's One Ad on This Page Written
AUTOMOBILES
Service StatIons-RepaIrinr

CYLINDER GRlN.DiNG--Iet us re-
storc, your motors pep; have your
cylinders roground. fitted with new
pistons and rings, all work guaran-
Motor Sales Co. los Market street.
DELAWARE STATE GARAGE--Ninth
Nnd Union strcets. Repairs and storage.
ShhN icE-The main thing you look for.
and have a right TO expect from yonr
auto battery Is scry CT; SERVICE In big
capital letters. lf your battery fails to
stand up under sucn a test, IL Is time
To sec us. Daylite storage Battery SER
vice station, 1909 Market street, sub
station, 1878 King street. Open evenings.
tom" MARTIN GARAGE--aol uar-
rlson street. Phone b22 Speciality
machine shop and general repairs on
all cars and trucks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
EMPLOYMENT
Situations Manfed-MnIe

years experience with
all cars. running, REPAIRS desires posi-
ton with private family; good reference
dl0 East Fifth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07

Dixon all tired out paying rent. He had tried
both apartment and house he claimed he
had saved a stack of receipts that looked like
pack of cigar coupons
He had often mentioned buying house to his wife
She admitted that it sounded hke sweet music to her
but she said that--from what she knew OF the
family bank account--t couldn't be done
He had lot Of "wse" friends who knew real estate
down TO the ground and up the roof They said that
when ii finding the right kind of a home at the
right price it simply couldn't be done.
But all the and the Quiet Dixon kent
scanning the Real Estate columns of the
And pretty he had the neatest little house
that his wife had dreamed neatest little
financial arrangement he'd heard of-and he nut
up the small cash payment and moved right in Yet
Everybody Said 1t Couldn't Be Donel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07

ESTATE OF WILLIAM ARMSTRONG.
DECEASED--N0tice is hereby given
that Letters Of Admins tration upon the
estate Of William Armstrong, iabe of
New Castle hundred, deceased were
duly granted unto William Casey. On
the twenty-hfth day Of October, a. ID.
1921, and all persons indebted to said
deceased are requested 70 make pay-
ments 70 the administrator without de-
lay. and all persons having demands
against the deceased are required to ex-
hiulr and present the same duly pre-
bated to the said administrator on or
before the twenty-fifth day of October,
A. ID. 1922, or abide by the law ia this
behalf. William Casey, administrator.
Address 1901 West sixteenth street, VII
mington. Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real Estate

Properties For Sale and For Rent
For Reason Of Former Occu-
pants being Located Elsewhere
Houses for sale. Best offices. houses and
apartments in the city for rent storage
space and factory FOR sale or for rent.
Apply in person or writing, ioos2 du Pons
Building
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07

MANY CLASSIFIED ADS ARE DIS
CONTINUED EVERY DAY, BE-
CAUSE THEY HAVE BROUGHT RE-
Suits.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
MERCHANDlSE
Household Goods

BABY COACH For sale Full reed, good
condition. Reasonable Phone 52b1-J
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
AUTOMOBILES
Au,, aobIles Fer sale.

AUTOMOBILES
tn2l FORD SEDAN. RUN LESS
THAN S2uO
1920 FORD SEDAN. si25.
iais FORD TOURING. $500.
1890 CHALMERS TOURING. $3.50.
1890 OVERLAND TOURING. $500
1919 DODGE SEDAN. $3.50.
See Me Ratlcdge, i0i7-ia Orange st.
open evenings, ! 10 p.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
Legal Notices

metal ceilings. Sealed
proposals viii be received BY the Board
Of Public Education in Wilmington Del,
for the installation of metal ceilings ia
Rooms Nos. / and 4 Of School No. IA
Designs similar to those in other rooms
Of the school. All proposals must bs
deposited on the desk OF the president
Of the board before > o clock D. m, Mon
marked Proposals for Metal Ceilings p
The right TO reject any or all proposals
is reserved. VI. Howard Jester, secre-
ra-y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07

DEPARTMENT
vising architects office Washington,
ID. c.. November ). l92t--Sealed pro-
posals vii be opened in this Office at 3
D. m. November IA. 1921 for furnishing
miilwOrk for seven buildings OF the
Cnited States Public Health Service
Hospital, at Perry vile. Md. IN accord
ance with drawings and specifications.
which may be obtained at this Office. IN
the discretion of the supervising archi-
teet, James A. Wetmore, acting super
VisiDg architectN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07

BEDS-mAnd bedding large assortment
rugs aud flo0r coverings Mundy
Furniture Co. 50i -JO3 Madison street
Our address tells why we can save
you money.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
EVERY EVENING

TlAsafftlB knNFNfIsfN0
Indfsts fHf 4Hift Nrfffanfs
I'M hAfle lfN nAN
fuNti s|s YUfdH tU fif iHf
Mount initials sr1 NHlHiffH a. NuFft
NJ fhsfFf 81 istsN tHf lrss than 4|a
Ne tferhii ~ iatsn iuf less tteH fsr
Ilss f4sfnfs ieots
2 laH~s'NNfH Nsts M cents fut.t Z.
4 HH~4iitftH liata = cents r.nfs
fttN ltNh kHAfhfINfNu
ti~~'lsl fhits ful business advertising
Nfflni A1iuN inN rNHona
Hsrusiifatinn wlf ~ niAaf fa uffnrs
ust iht fault - fht advertiser. 4 alftffif.
~ stil feinft ths effuf sifNiu "a hn 10
efssf Ftst PUBLICATIONS. ~ 81 tuf & is@ifirtt
MI ~ Aafll ~ A1iuhN MOI IDl
Ni1flU
1fttpllu>fU ADS
tlassihssf sd ttf Atiupufs thai ar fol,l.
phated 81 INsff = taninF ell - atfput,id
81 the fiiAfts rates shuNu Aisust Nut
ib~ prepaid tHsi amount ell H. ArreptrH
- fui PEI nent y uf'sssd al the UusInoss
rfssss Within .s dAls after ans such al
70 Hsst printed iu thf paper pthef~las
w '"s' ~. ,hafws fatss ai"tcd abef,
felsphoas laaf Want Ada
fhbkl iNusfN NuaH iNbHfD
Ast F"f q Nas AZ taof
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07

COOK STOVE For sale. price reasonable.
Apply los Fulton street or phone 2sDf X
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07

ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE
Complete with swinging wrnger only
ss1.6U; eight-sheet capacity. Electric
Company OF Delaware 1O1 West sey
enth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
AUcTloNS-LECALs
Auction sales
PUBLIC SALE
THURSDAY
NOVEMBER iQ. 1921
DO clock
HOMESTEAD FARM
ne and One-Haf Miles West 30 Dover

have rented my farms f1r thn coming
year and VIII sei On rhe above date Hsv "
herd ~ pure-hrrd Holetcin cattle IN
about 80 head. and Az other sfnrE and
the farming implements This lnciudrs.
fresh grade COWS
. pairs Of mules
] pair Of work horses
pure-Dred Berkshire Gnts
] Ford truck
] International tractor.
! horse cart.
farm wagons.
PlOws, cultivatOrs. mowers binders
harness and an kinds OF things used Ga
an up-tO-d8te farm.
The cattle have been under governments
test for the past two years. and certin-
Gates viii be furnished By the government
Il IS a fine herd and absolutely clean. In
addition TO my nerd hul there viii be
three young bulls sold and several heifers
This is a great opportunity for those who
desire 10 start d new herd.
Conditions Of saie-AM amounts under
500 VIII be cash; all over 500 a note
payable in nine months with approved
surety will be accepted.
DANIEL o. HASTINGS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07

HOT AIR HEATER--Fo For sale. Including
pipes. J. Frank Ayres, 1893 Clayton Sc.
OAK BUFFET Good condition. 5Ol JEFF
fersOn street,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07

no OUsEHOLD GOODS China closet
threc-cornered. beycled glass. light oak
Also two nice bureaus and waahstaud
new lace curtains. also fur coat and polo
mattress and springs; will sell reason
able. two nice big wooden tubs and
washboards and other articles. Ilf7
North Grant avenue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms For Housekeeping

MARKET STREET. 25Os Two furnish
ed rooms for light housekeeping IN lodg.
Ing with or without board
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07

rs LAIE UE FAINICN j. " MLLhERN,
DkCEASED--Noticef IS hereby given
that letters teStamentary upon the es-
tate OF PatricS j. Mulhern, late OF VIII
mington hundred, deceased, were duly
granted unto Mary Mulhern on tha
twenty-ninth day of October A. ID. 1921.
and All persons indebted TO the said de-
ceased are requested To make payment
TO the executrix without delay and an
persons having demands against the de-
ceased are required 20 exhibit and present
the same duly probated TO the said
eXecutrix on or before the tHcnty-ninth
day Of October A. ID. 1922. or abide ~
the law in this behalf Mary Nulhern
eXecutrix. Address Charles r. Curley,
attorney Ford Building. VIZ
ming ton. Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07

FOR PRINTING. STA
TiDNEkNs EpC.-Mill be received By
the Levy Court of New Castle county
up till y O'Clock noon, November Is
of supplies needed can be seen at tue Of
fee OF the order clerk Address all bids
TO Albert Stetser, Levy Court, Whining
ton. marked Proposals for Supplies
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07

See Mr.. katlcdse, iolf-lN Orange ST.
open evenings, 10 ?.
AuroMOBiiFs
lpl7 FORD TOURING. $3.50.
1910 FORD tplfh,
tnsu FORD COUPE.
in2n FORD SEDAN
ruuNr,F ". JONES G7S2.
AUTOMOBILES saic Engines for
boats PARTS zoe al makes of cars. sec.
ond hand cars wanted AdAms street
oaraev. spi adams street
ptitCk ROADSTER With summer ton
and Rex top for winter, equipped with
Ice punctNrc. proof tires, Inquire of
lrRngis T Nanion Industrial Trust
nuildins nell phone b22l.
Bus nopN
Ia nrst-class condition. capacity 30
60 1A passengers fnr 90 2ia-tnn
truck ..,d for q short time hv
iarEp manufactures for hauling cni-
loves Gilman sales Co Thirty
FIRST and Market Sts. Mumington
Del
nOnuE TOURING Five passcnecrS
just uNrrhauicd aud newly painted IN
Al condition with winter ton Price
reasonable No. south frankhn.
FuRn TRUCKS For sale. two one-ton
fOrd trucks late model. chcap. French
street Garage. lia-i2i Preach street
FORD CotPE-For sale spacc IN
hsHtgd TAragc 10y day, week or month.
Apply Simpiers GArase, 1908 Orange
pAlD E--lp1i. sport. used for demon !
straiiuna cheap 1921. S-paSSpuunr
ulenbruok touring new never Sscn
usssi Walnut street Garage 4uq Wal
nut street Phone 1905 ,
SEDAN ~,Ry owner 1890 model condi-
tinn hrst-class. 6-passvncer, will dem-
nnStrAtp. Price above i-S cost for Quirk
sale pnons T8sa NJ
sIEAK>S >S-kNIGhT-Fo sale chean
Phone 1884 II
ISEn CARS-At a bargain az Snvd.r,s
Oarage, Second and jefferson streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities
Investments. Stocks. Rond.

SEC my correct method Of
trading IN listed securities on the n NJ
YORK stock Exchange, | show hand.
some profit monthly. receiving one bird
for my services. Maurice NJ Wolff 6o1
Industrial Trust Bldg. Phone 5G7.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
BUSINESS SERVICE
business Services Offered

AWNINGS DOWN--pre-war price; re-
Liable, experienced awning man. 7iQ
Madison ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
Money TO Loan

MONEY TO LoAN--on mortgages IN
sums to suit. Win not keep yo,i wait.
ing II you have good security. Apnlv
Walter e. Powell, $40 Market
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-16
CChs DaiyMoyie Magazine
CLOSE-UPS of the MOVIE GAME
This Is the Day of the 'Trouper" in the Movies
BY HENRY M. NEELY

NHovE fans are discovering beauty game
Iss as T @
aS % Of p% pS aS ss
% R '
% nS %%SS e 1ry BDn3 e"isy ry. in the
.1N. Russell ns sInD;sn SS
Is%s George A recosn
ton s $ s nd0s 4sTSs T in ' drawing the box
.%, 5 I % the @ @ walsnS @ 0Se Ss iaes a
sort Of 9 % 9@ @ psaE Fs ' PS
% % mn the s % @ T Ssf T 5s
play & r'S @ S % her l an mother 3 S Sn @ @ d s%t 5 nS @ o S
she isn't Mary Carr too who SeEIn her @ % % %0'11 % G m
osis office nt attraction a the Hill
MOTHERS much demand in the o9r'y doy.
me- y Of 0 S' nssiS "S as as
TS TSs TSf: TS r5o has and
eho shU orc the cork.
ANNE BRoDY isn't by majority Yet you've
"A all seen her % N p ysas around % the % @ asrsph ' uo ro
twhn she isn't working goes out in keeping keep % house @ % nS en tS saw q her there
R pe n n o St @ the Kitchen snshan until she
& al, the who have We been Rc @ d aG she a Sa.
and she said just plays her son
n h H 5 %y a1e % two
call her Sunshine 1'1E aa5 btl h, S,bs y Py D
her and bring out for you % ] hfn9 and
ns Ris the 'S5a s"oah es 1''''
Brody.
VOLATILE, tcmpamentdl impupc, 0ih the ready tears OF
behind her Anne Brodv
interest in them There ~ere Anita steart
Tedrl Norma and Constance
Talmddge, Williams and dozens OF others
wful little
the old Vitagraph started IN pic
mother actors and
acres famous
tied flannel round their hroas
had all friendships
awhile
family back in those old Vtagraph
requiring dherent "
of characte learned all right
parts she played with jean Page in an o.
Valley 1t the first four
mother role with
wide OF character
parts rangn from Italians t colored mammie
'sYoU'VE feel part to play it nviacn9y says Su"
the i past You must
dredlon When I'm acting for the
/ actually character and
he ycdya an on be q real troupr.'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-16
GENE O'BRIEN AIDS
SOUTHERN MAN
MAKE MOVIE DEBUT
AN ENTHUSIASTIC Eugene

AN NTHUS ASTIC Eugene
"A O'Brien fan Is John ]. Gordon,
superintendent of repairs and construc-
tion for the Seaboard Air Line Rail-
w1y--and his home town, Americus,
Ca, will eventually seesproof of Mr..
Gordon's enthusiasm on the screen. Mr..
Gordon spent his vacation in New York,
and through one of the fan maga- =
zines got in touch with Selznick Studios
at Fort Lee. n. j., for the purpose of
presenting his favorite screen star with
n beautiful cane he had brought with
him from the South.
The publicity department arranged
an interview with Mr.. O'Bricn, and on
the day appointed Mr.. Gordon Travelled
10 Fort Lee and delivered his present
TO the star in person. Just at the time
O'Brien was filming "Chiyalrous
Charlie" and there was a big drug
store set" or the stage, with crowds
of extras impersonating customers eager
for stamps lcok at the city directory
or wanting to telephone.
Mr.. O'Brien made his admircr su-
premely happy by delegating Gordon
to make 4 purchase at the soda foun-
tain, buy some cigars and make him
self generally important as one Of the
stores hest customers. 1t was a grea,
day for the staid and prominent Geor
gian--he met his fGyorite star, gave HIN
a cane, and appeared himself upon tho
sreen in support Of his fHyorite.
When "Chiyalrous Charlie" IS showr