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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-01
MORE CONSCIENCE MONEY
This Letter Says Payee Failed to
Give Up for Mercantile Tax

Another man burdened with con
science has sent new 500 bill 10 City
Treasurer Shoyer in payment for mer
camille tax that was never paid. A
letter inrlosing the money read:
Years ago ! was in business and
some years ] did not pay all the mer
camille tax I should have paid. In.
closed you will find $50 note in nav.
ment Of what | owe. think that il
almost what | owe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-01
NEW SIDEWALKS ASSURED
Burlington Council Authorizes Work
on na.Delayed improvements

Burlington. y. j.. March Long /
delayed municipal improvements have
been authorized by Common Council.
Uniform concrete sidewalks will be laid
throughout the city, but the initial
work will be commenced in High street,
the main business thoroughfare.
The city recently purchased the prop
erty of the Burlington Sewer Co. and
will operate X as a municipal enter
prise. With the city as the owner,
health officials can compel all properties
20 be connected with the sewage syS-
tenn. and will order that all sinks and
drainage wells within the city limits
be- closed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-01
National Conduit & Cable
Company, Inc.
First Mortgage GC, Trn-Year Sinking
Fund Guld Bonds

$. 4ring the ahovr.dsycrlbed bonds Of the
Nn,'gH.' Conduit & Cahie Company. Inc,
ranr. A. Truatc" Hereunder. hereby gives
'o'.c - tho holders Of the above dcsc he'd
.,rG+ ,,,;s = ~ iftert!on 20 apply the moneys
VEL ~ the Sinking Fund provided under
ti'N Afil J" Y, IN IN" manner hereinafter
',utu; 3 "ahl" CumI.,ny, Inc Tor said
,SSln4InR Furd ~ such First MortgaE" a.,
I"n-f"tr S,nNng Fund Cold Bonds at prices
hpt "Hc"edng lU;', Il their par value and
i'"f"st a''rL"'. 'o Arr! !. 1921. All oner-
.hE5 W2d" IN I"sIT'Usn 10 this nouCr snail
g" ana n" prl," Ht which such bonds arc
on"reI and shall g.. aEnsd by the holders
Wrf."t, ana tg",' t. made subject to IN"
,.Eh' of ne u"drTs'sned to accept all or any
ihFl or non" Il the buUda offered. All offer
d,Es must D." mad" to the und"rsgned en-
''os"d IN scaled envelopes and must BE- re.
arHst l"par'm,L' 80 ~ Wall street New
VEN ',L', nmrorr ~" clos" Of business on
l"Sph"s- :" ih!a '.r'.. ." the und"rRigned. on he
Lhi ~ thI sad Nd'IDnaI conduit q cable
'1mpaH'. Inc. " .U accept such bonds as ar"
aid lo5G AMI In'rres, accrued 10 Apru /.
."%l % an amount sufficient to exhaust, as
hnlI." As may he N. aggregate funds avail
"b,r i"' 'hht pGfpISr. as hereinafter stated.
,Iursunnt to said mortgage the rum of
Sd- 500 II payalhe by the National Conduit
ns Frustr" on or i-atnro March 81, 1921 tor
,-,N PURPOSES 0f n" offerings herein invited.
Ehr undersigned as Trustee will send motto"
'"rihw'h Of such GcceptaUces to all bond,
L",derH whose offerings have been accepted
bhd N" hbnds 20 accepted will thereon he
h@Tro ne fuSS sa6 oee Of he he underSSsnsG TGSTSs
uu AprN !. 1921 and should be HCcnmpHn led
ny appropriate Fcd"rnl Income Tax C"rtif
=, Dated a. Ne" YORK MS first day OF
M"r"n. lH@l
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-01
WRECK IS AVERTEO
p. R. r. Express Loses Wheel a
Manhattan Transfer

A wreck was narrowly avertcd yps @
terday morning when the engine draw
ing the Pennsylvania = New York ex
press leaving Philadelphia at II o'clock
lost one of it's small front wheels. The
locomotive pitched forward anil the
long train jolted to n stop just before
reaching Manhattan Transfer
Several passengers. among them q
woman, were knocked about. The train
was more than an hour late.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-01
FINANCIAL.
tINANtIAI.
TO THE PREEERRED STOCKHOLDERS
OF StPPLEEcniDDIlG HARDWARE

IN accordance with preferred stock nro.
Hardware Company will receive tenders until
May 81. 1921, for the purchase at not to
exceed sl05 90 per share and accrued div
idends OF so much OF its outstanding pre-.
frrred stock ~ will consume the sum OF
3l2,5l0,s 81 al the lowest prico or prices
named IN ouch tenders.
SCPPLEE-BIDDIE HARDWARE
COMPANY
GEORGE S Spence Trrasuror,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-01
Navy Yard Worker Killed

Thomas O'Rourke, of 1890 Ritner
street, a civilian employe at the navy
yard, was killed last night when caught
between two freight cars lie came from
Portsmouth. Va.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-01
FINANCIAL

NOTICE - PHILADELPHIA COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE AND COLL.ATERAI
TRUST 8 PER CENT GOLD BONDS
DATED MARCH 1sT. 1899. sTAMPEn
UNDER SINKING FUND CONTRACT on
JULY 10, 1917.
Under the provisions Of the con,rae+
sealed proposals. will be received for the a.
count of the Sinking Fund until oclosI
p. m, April !. 1921, at the ONCE Of the IN.
lowest price not exceeding lO7h per c.n,
and accrued interest Of so many Of the aboys
stamped bonds as si13,360, II will purchase
Proposals should be indorscd Proposal,
tor the Sale OF Stamped First MortERge arj
Collateral Trust 8 Per Cent Gold Bonds oi
the Philadelphia Company and addressed Ia
ASA s. WING, President,
THE pROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA
n W. Cor 4th and Chestnut Sts..
Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-01
GOSSIP OF
THE STREET

Discussing the Winslow bill and the
partial payments which the Government
will make to the railroads. an official Of
one of the large New York banks during
visit here yesterday said this may
prove blessing in disguise to the coun- =
trys. transportation industry.
Very few people realize" he stated,
how hard up the railroads Of the
country are for ready cash, You. will
be surprised. undoubtedly when | re
the country has not paid voucher
since last August. There is another large
system that has unpaid bills amounting
TO no less than $50 ZOO, 900. Still an
other well known company has had n
hard row to hoe to even pay wages ana
salaries. OF course, every one familiar
with the transportation situation real
izes, there has been good deal of
passing the buck by the carriers for
sentimental effect.
with great many Of them, how
ever let me tell you, there was no bluff :.
but, to the contrary, Il clean cut case OF
being busted. Just when the government
will start to pay the claims of course,
is problcmatcal. This much is certain,
however, thnt as soon as these claims
UTp pau, lllP TUlITOUHS "ill w pO.i
ton to pay off some of their debts to the
equipment and supply companies. which,
in turn. will mean the payment of over
due bills for raw materials,
80 you soc. there will be q progress.
sive cancellation OF frozen credits all
along the line and nut that much money
into circulation which is now tied up.
Exchange Movement Confusing
The movements in foreign exchange
continue to battle the would be analyst
frequently running entirely counter to
the usual routine Influences. For eX-
ample. the frmer money conditions re-
ported from London under normal con :.
ditions would induce the transfer of
balances from this side and cause n
frmer market for sterling temporarily.
As n matter of fact. the foreign cN &:
change market Inst week sagged until
near the close. when moderate rallies
took place. The point was made re-
Gently that the market was being sub
jcctcd not only to speculative operations
but to governmental, diplomatic and
financial manipulation. The situation
in this respect Is illustrated by the
newspaper advices from Warsaw in
reference to the severe decline in Pol
sh exchange. 1t was claimed that. ir-
respective of other influences. Brlin,
whic4, is the great center Of dealings in
Polish exchange. all foreign orders be
ing handled there. manipulated the ex =
change for the purpose Of influencing
the plebiscite in upper Silesia.
Conner Market rpsettJed
C.,,.,' +. 49,. '..,,'. ,.I.o. -.
N9hNl,i"hS III 'ne ropper hnrhe' .h are are
w cnho''c W tnc inoheLI hs ,ney nute
zee" Ut "nS 'l III tnt paS': uuo " "
thc lavI in"i prire shuuins u "su'l'
nelhg Ihu"lStu III oS soIle uraIcrS III
strenuous eaort 10 seyure puS'litHS, e. ntu ~
~ ''i!G i;G% "a" '''' '''oi, 60. ~ ,ha
trade
When the arrangements we're being
made several weeks ago for the tinanc- =
ing Of the 400, 200, 900 pounds of sur
plus through a note issue of $40 900, :
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-01
Traffic Is Dwindling

Officials of railroads operating east
from Chicago and st. Louis lay stress
"r the lct-up in coal traffic and dwind-
ling shipments from many steel and iron
producing centers as diminishing the
total volume of traffic. The spot demand
for coal is reported dead with virtually
no export business. Total coal tonnage
is away below the totals Of year ago.
Hard coal production, however, is keep
ing up with n fair movement. Lumber
shipments have fallen off radically as
compared TO last year. and misccllan"-
Gus freight is probably at least % per
cent below the figures of the correspond E
ing period of year ago.
Consumption Of coal bv the railroads
has been reduced materially owing to
the lighter traffic. General merchandise
movement is smaller. Building material
movement reflects the dullncsS in that
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-01

L oDAy .ay.,ar is .,.ns
rron,ah'y 2"p.oyed ~ IN o."
,lya' O. ;%c Ntr.ht"l Narr"r
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-01
PrOpOsals
OFFICE OF
THE GoTSTY COMMISSIONERS

Rooms l3O-i3s. city Hall. PhiladeInh,,
Sealed Proposals for tho nrIntinueiphIa
rossors' hooks required for thia DrpSar@,I or A.'
for the year 1921 TO- be delivered ~ no'h.ht. ,i,.
once at such times and In such uun1b 20 ms
quantities Throughout The entire ti'%oss ycss ana no
fhNll be called for by this hoard and aus RhS
joct 10 inspection and rejection s'',u SUD
Ispressn'ed WI be .TcCs!y;a IN Room not la3 e
Gity HoIi,, on o Meonesaayi SSi March 9. l0e1' al
sSis %I Ss 9BBsNrd 6vsg, and contras vii IppS b.
Dids from othera than those cnrs Diader. Dnlder
actual & 6qS'Tcs' o h, IN ,hG branches ] m%hionad
Printed schedules on which b!ds mu.ned
made wlll be FURNISHED upon Application Io 20
hundred do!lars t500,00l no bids WITT viii nye
c"ived unless accompanied by cer.isrrs ~ re-,
from tho city Solicitor, Stating thS, 'nohte
has been nled n accordance with me GGnd nro
NSions OF an ORDINANCE OF Councils apYr6roS proi
May 20, 1860. The Board reaeryea trptI3Seo
10 accept or reject any, or all bids in whnIs hsns
or IN part as u may deem best for the "9rs in'
GEORGE r. HoLN,Es
HARRY KUENXFJ'
Y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-01
iEORGE r. HOLMEs
EDGAR w. LANK'
DEPARTMENT, uITRI71I7,.

EngravTfs and Printing, WashInQton p
C., March |. 1927, SCALED proposais Nrs - -
gravcrs' Supplies Dry Colors' PAS r''s Ro En-
Paper and Check Paper, during the 'd6Srsi dscSsi
year beginning July !, 1921, The righ. ia S,a ral
bids. Samples Of De1trino Oils reTts,oosr Trsris OF
Engravera' Supplies and Dry Coiors mus, s,ths, h,
Printing not tter than 2 D, m. WE M6Ddnd ana
april AAp IL 1921. SAMPLES OF Paper S; RSs
than .; m, Monday, April ii, ieaI Rione Ruia,er
forms with specincations for proposaIs SiwN
Ing dates on which the bids for .ho seyersi
formation, VII to furnished on appIIcatinD i
10 James l., Wilmttp. Director. '''N"''on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-01
GIRARD TRUST COMPANY. Trustee
iHE PENNSYLyANIN RAILROAD COM
pA<Y
IN NlENIORItI

KEEGA%.--Iu loving memory of T.ETiT!A
KEEGAN, VINO derartei this life Ma rch /.
1920 RORERT j. kEEGAS
MEYER,-ln m.mnry Of MARGARET
WALKl&SON MEYER. who passed away
Feb %, 1920 DAUGHTER
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-01

N.Y. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
80 Fairgrounds Association Of PhladeI-
u y. m. In Room 2l0, Witherspo6n RIISs'
Juniper and Walnut SITS, philadelphia "a
Oy ordeF OF ne Hoard ot Directors "
LAWRENCE JOHNSON. Jr
SCCrrfarV
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-01
Annual Meetings
,S~;.yI, THE CENTRAL LAND AND MIN.
h2t9 ING COMPANY
nnn LII LIZ. IL L.

H.t1 ING NIIMTANY
G22 Bullitt Bldg.. PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Philadelphia, February 2S 1921
Th- Annual Meeting Of the StorkhnIdar,
ot the Central Land and Mining t'Mmnan
w!ll be held at Room oG@ Bunitt building,
day. March 9th, 1921, ~ II o'ciock uneS
) EDWARD A, HOLLIS,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-01
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY T,n,,,,

By II f. WILSON, Jr..
Wee President,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13
GREAT CHARACTER PART
PORTRAYED HY Aftf1HS
MS Conception Of ADisracir' 90
Screen Far Above Usual
Cinema Acting.

George Ariiss, tho distinguished
actor. achieved his erentest stage ruc
cess In ''Diafaeii'' he phofopiay YER
aion % which will be shown 4 the
fastima theater for three days be-
ginning Thursday, The play was
written By Louis n. PARKER especially
for afr. Ariisa and the character OF
fhe great English statesman was
selected for the dramatlst with that
rare skill aud discrimination for which
AR, Arllra rs noted
Queen Victoria chose Benjamin Dis
raeii from among the greatest Eng
lishmen Of hie or any period In Eng
lish history 70 be her Prime Minister
-lespite the wide criticism that fol-
lowed. The chief reason OF her action
va that she trusted him implicitly.
Disraeii began his career In poverty
and piled up huge debts In his many
unsuccessful efforts to obtain a seat
IN Parliament. He married a well-to
do widow and In n ms he emerged
from poverty. yet he depended upon
hin work ns a novelist to bring him
In money. Disraeii was elected a
member OF the House OF Commons
and began a s0-year fight In his climb
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13


20 the top. ~ ne started ne pt-
clarsd ne would become tho ff'n!'
Minister OF England and he succeed.
ed, ms purchasf 81 me Huc4 rtnti
BY hn9i4ud ! a 1873 wae e~nklatett1
by pi4racIi afainaf tremendous oppe-
rition and this ipcidcnt vas mace the
basis for the plot IN this play. sur
rounding this Plot IL interwtnco two
charming love stories Notably tne
ufe-lonf affection % D's<~ah Tor ac
lady he married.
Mr.. Ariisa makss nm FOR the part
with a fidelity that hours Of
study Of portraits Of the Engiish
ntatorman. The whole c~haratusrixa-
lion IL done with a reserve for which
AR. Arliss has won pfasse from all
critics.
rhrough an. ,er.oa NJ the n,av
.hen ls,-rael, 4. tov1ns with the splee
ma s,,r,ovna Nh tueT.d,nr Inc
BEAUTIFUL Mrr- Noel Trnvcra. who 10
a. -masex Tthefp an
49, ~ enar p,~si. ~..ffnf snf uoon
em~,n~ she e.nsi ~ r.s aSS t.naiand
49,. trSt. 49, r.tss a. teIlrtsful
10 r.ers ne so,es clc.e a. NJ slde
"a ~eo - e,sss ,.c.. III .ctfors
80 M ssssn. ,ssa,at ~. ,rcS,um
~ NE f,s~n1. .ha.l ff,,
s,. A. -.
81, na-o,r1r~
-s.rs m.rsS ,"r,.tsa whnie char
acter ~ Mr. Al, opsv-urxx ana An
rns Mac. 81 ,he ~. ola ee,fisman
,s,, IN. an,as a.saas,,ia. 90 - a
nisr.siI .Iive ~ .verv n.s-Ion ard
frhtinr with hls back To me wan 10
hr,ng frtumnh mi 81 d,sasf.r ne
has been Obliged 10 deal with a pri-
vnte banker because the Governor Of
the Bank OF England will not gamble
the banks money ON "a ditch dug In
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13
Team Headed by
Grace Stortz Led
In Red Cross Call

Final returns from the street cam
paign OF the Red Gross on Armisticc
among the crowds. or the IL teams
which conducted the campaign. firyt
honors 60 to the team headed by MiHH
Grace storsz. which turned in tfee.
The team headed by Miss Fay Boyd
was second with tfk6. and n team OF
University girln, headed by Miss
ciarissa Parsons. was third with t15s.
The Y. W. G. A. team. made up or
girls from ~ TO IL years old. and
under the direction OF Mrs. Roy Ora
ham. was next with t1i0.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13

ts.soo-s room modern shinfis unrsIow
tqrfe. an eftraetixs home, Inst outside Of
city limits, near founh A. road.
4e,7s0--4 room frsras cottage, modern,
nov, tleeplhE porch. eomplstuIy furnished,
East Hifhlsnds, near Central Ave. 1850
eash. balance on easy terms.
et.soo- soon white stueeo bans.iov,
Fourth Ward.
Heuses SEA lots In sn parts % ne
dyi ,hssinsss prepsfSi business sp
A. FLBISCHRR
Real nsssAs. Insarsnss. Issns.
Phone ga. III ssssA Fourth q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13

WANTED-SalcsmEn with car. Call on
d,alrrs with guaranteed cord and fabric
tire. SALARY aud expenses aso extra COM
mission Crescent Tire and Rubber Co,
Plymouth Indiana.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13
sALFsMEN -sInF IINE

Statesmen LINE
Calling m drug stores. statesmen utust be
wrll known and calling regularly IN retail
druggists Phoenix Boa and Label 90,
Kansas city, Mo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13
wANTfD-0ooms

LNTED-smGil apartment close u. AZ
aTssi y. J. care Herald
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13

SALESMEN-EHceptional opportunj'y for
fow statesmen who write At Oace, Live
McClsary Calendar Factory, Washington,
Iowa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13

WANTED-Salrsmun With car 10 calI On
dealers with low priced 5000 milo tire.
500 90 week With extra commissions. The
e T. smith Co. south bend, Ind
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13

SALEsMEN- sell during The season u
1929 beginning January lat, the noted
SHAW LINE ut Art aud business Calen
dnrs Fans. Pencils, Signs. Leather aud other
advertising specialiies. This h. y high
clnss line and We are Interested only In
men who mean business and seeking q per,
mHncut connection Liberal compensation IN
the right men, For particulars address The
SHAW Advertising Co, Kansas city Mo
Established ls9H
SHIRT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES With hi.
tIblisbrd trade in shirt or kindred line
wanted Tor the state Of New Mexico 10 re-
present q we'll knuoWn New York shirt
manufacturer ualing Troy tailored shirts.
Commission basis only. Good opportunity, Tor
riyht part, state past sud present conner
lions. line handled ALSO references M
communications held Ia stnctest confidence
RsEgea brvs a %. CAV 0s5 Broadway.
New York CITY
wANTED-0Onms -
WASTED-smAil Apartment close IN. Ad.
aJssi ]. !. ARE Herald
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13

wANTED-salesInen

SALESMAN 10 cover local territory selling
dealers. Guaranteed sslary " 500 90
per week for right man. The Richards Co.
200 Fhh Ave, New York. y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13

FOR RENT-Furnished room
and enclosed porch. water
and lights furnished. Every.
thing spic'and span, house has
just been built. No children
730 Fast Santa Fe Ave, Phone
13Si.R.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13

FOR QUALIFICATIONS ~
FOR SALE, TYPEwRtTERs-M kinda
both new and second hand. bought sold,
rented snd repaired. Albuquerque Type
xritet EIshAnss. Phons eosJ. lss South
Pourtk II
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13
HtrOMs VIII, bOaISD
ftIR IlENd

tOk I'M 50
GAkAGE FOR RENT sci East Central
FOR RKNT-Of1ee space lis go1VK Yo.1fT
-opPosite posioffiee. Phone Tis.J, $500
fok hhsT-eioTs room, North fkITd a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13


tOh SALE ~
kKbIlTORb made and repaired akrinsr's
Radistor shop, 2lk North Fourth.
k-t5 BUICK touring espi first.elsss con
dillon. Bond. Dillon Company. Otty
FOR sALE-ls2l Hud,en. sport model;
worth o., 500. wnl sell for ", $50. Phone
FOR sALE-is2i Ford Sedan. With wire
wheels and essential extras. Only run
Loo miles. sos SO. Edith.
USED OARS, bought sold and traded;
terms IL desired. MeIhtosh Auto Co, COS
" Central. Phone $50
HARVEY AUTO rPRfNG5 for ali ears;
guaranteed. }. KOrbsr . o.. AIbaqusr.
FOR SALE
1921 Chevrolet Coupe
In Al condition, good tires. uphol-
stery in excellent condition. Must
sell and owner II willing to sacrifice.
Can be seen at
CENTRAL AUTO & MACHINE
WORKS
b22 West Central. Phone 242
FOR SALI=Reai ESTATE ~
FOR sALE-A b~rAutiipl home Gits 90 EaGt
Silver at greatly reduced price. Lei. me
shoS you. j. A. Hammond. ga East Sil,
yer. Phone 1622.R
The Herald Is the punch that
knocks the WANT out OF WANT ADS
nv giving RESULTS
Arizona republican., 1921-05-22
LYING LIPS B|G
 CINEMA SPECTACLE

A cinema spectacle comes to Mauk's Columbia theater next Thurs day for a three day stay under the title of Lying Lips" It is Thomas H. Ince's greatest contribution to the silver sheet, a great drama of life and love. An all star cast, headed by House Peters and Florence Vidor, adds to the power of the drama.
 Always the woman; that's the cry of the world. From dawn to dusk, through beckoning valleys of TO- nance to the final hour of mortal judgment, woman is placed on the auction block to bear the burdens of destiny designed by the mind of man. But there is a reckoning, as inevitable as the law of life. as sure as the bonds which brought Nancy Abbott and Blair Cornwall trium- phant to the gates of eternal life and love. In this story of women of the world, you win open the inner most chapters of humanity; you will see things that you have never seen before. You'll be thrilled and amazed over the swiftly moving events which include spectacular scenes seldom squaled even by the prowess of the magic screen.
 Lying Lips" is Thomas H. Ince's second production for the Associated Producers, with a brilliant all star cast
 Other program numbers for Thurs day. Friday and Saturday include a Ford Educational Weekly and a Monte Banks comedy, entitled, His Naughty Night
Arizona republican., 1921-05-22
THE TOM BOY,' WITH EILEEN PERCY, NEW ATTRACTION AT HIP

Once there was a term tom boy. Our mothers shamed the girl who forgot her girl ways to take on the tricks of brother by calling her tom boy" It was term to be dreaded by the girl of the family. but now it has gone into the discard. To bring it back. Eileen Percy. has taken her latest picture from the idea.
 She is seen as tom boy girl. Like all tom boy girls, she was not strong for housework, and when her father decided that she was to beat the parlor carpet she hit upon a bril- liant idea.
 She tied a broom to the tail of old Dobbin, the family horse. and backed him up so that in switching the flies he performed a double duty. He dust ed the carpet and Kept the flies away. It was a brilliant idea and the will lagers voted the tom boy" a genius.
 But tricks like this one were so common with the girl that she did not think them worth recording. It took something bigger than stunt like that to start her. She finally earned the gratitude of the whole town when she cleaned up a bunch of boot leggers and got a husband despite the fact that she was the town tom boy
 How she playedS ball on the home team and how she cleaned up on the bootleggers is the double punch in this charming little story of 'The Tom Boy and the town simps.
 Eileen Percy is seen as the Tom Boy" and William Fox made the pie ture. It remains at the Hip for Sun day and Monday and is followed by "The Splendid Hazard" the middle of the week and Tn Missouri" the last two days.