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METROPOLITAN - Charles Ray.
"A Tailor Made Man.

Charles Rays first nine-rtcl super
PRODUCTION will lac given its premier
Washington presentation 1T cram
Gall's Metropolitan Theatcr this week.
hegirninE this afternoon at ). IL
= a United ARTISTS production a
Tailor Mad,, Man. Harry James S
smiths successful comedy originally
reduced by Cohan and Harris ana
,sed as a starring vehicle for three
seasons hv Grant Mitchell. ltt II
FAY abandCnS the rustic type ION
.Iodern man with keen sense OF
Tun,ur and a we'll defined philosophy
of life.
TIE central figure of the story Is
yohn Paul Fart. clothes-presSer.
working in thv basement eSta tliSh-
,nent Of Anton Huber, who dreams
t.rearnS and forn.ulatc$ m his own
.uind definite solutions "f the labor
unrest He feels il- has il in him I"
accomplish great things if only gwen
.he opportunity. His chief impede
rnent is the lack of Sultabl. clothes
TO make an impression, :" one night
he borrowed" dress sult left 10
be pressed and presents himself AT
-he home Of a man Of wealth who
IS entertaining the ar1stocracN tie
wins the interest "f q multi i-mlllion-
a!re steamship macnat,. VIII" in
vited him on Il yachting party next
day From this beginning is built
the story of his climb I" the Top.
Tho metropolitan world survey ana
.he Literary Digest'S Fun from the
T'ress." with an orchestral setting.
are added attractions.
Evening star., 1922-12-03
RIALTO-'' Shadows" and
Creatore.

shadows" the cinema adaptation
Of Wilbur Daniel Steele's prize story,
Ching. Ching Chinaman.' with Lon
Chaney, Harrison Ford. Marguerite de
Ia Motto. Walter Long. John Sainpo-
lis and Buddy Messenger in the ma
jor roles. will open weeks engage
Inent at Moores Rialto Theater this
afternoon. with Giuseppe Creatore.
world famous orchestra director and
land leader. as Guest-conductor OF
The Rialt" Orchestra. appearing three
times daily
Shadows" is a lesson teaching oil
orance and road-mindedncsS. The
,ory tells "f the influence that Yea
sin, Chinaman. who comes to the
iIlage of Urkey. where the Puritan
i2al townsmcn rise against him be-
cause his beliefs do not coincide with
theirs. and how he shapes their des-
TINES.
Creatore will present a series of
compositions by writers of both the
old and modern school. including the
"cleopatra" overture. new compo-
>ition by Mancinelli: "Amico Fritz
- Mascagni. and Il Spanish dance,
Moraima," by Espinosa.
The minor attractions will include
Hal Roach. in Saturday Night" and
The Fox News
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LINC0LN-Rupert Hughes Re
membrance,

At the Lincoln Theater this after
noon at 3 and continuing through
Tuesday will he shown Goldwyn's re-
lease "f Rupert Hughes drama OF
American home life. Remembrance"
in which MIR. Hughes Las paid tardy
tribute To the patience, love and fidel-
ity to his dear ones of a typical
American father. Claude Gilling-
water appears in the role of dad.
with Cullen Landis and Patsy Ruth
Miller leading the support. Buster
keaton will he pictured in THE Pale
Face funny two-reel comedy, and
the kinugrams and Screen Graphic
also Will he shown. Wednesday and
Thursday Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's
great mystery story. THE Hound of
the Haskervilles," will be 1ao c5e:-
ing. with Man and Beast" ANA the
Faith" ReIi, W. Conan Doyle's de-
t"ctivc story has its locale in the
peat hogs and noors of Ireland and
reaches Il climax that makes the hair
stand. Ben Turpin. in "Step For
ward II laughable travcsty on mod
erE rapid transit methods. Will be
an added feature. Friday and Sat
urday owen Moore will he pictured
in his new S.lZnick comedy, Loves
an Awful Thing" Mack Sennett's
The Duck Hunter" starring Billy
Bevan ard Mildred June: the Fox
News and 4 special reel. Speed" will
be shown also.
Louis " Brown will supply pipe
organ accompaniment
Evening star., 1922-12-03

| nette. She's said to be just the same
| sweet kid AS when her name was
| Taafe and she played extras.
'Devotion' was originally made for
Associated Producers, but was dis
rributed by Associated First National
Pictures. Inc. Hazel Dawn starred in II.
j. Warren Kerrigan Is to return to
the screen as the hero of THE Covered
Wagon" Lois Wilson Is again to play
opposite him. Do you remember the
good old days when We first saw Lois
as kerrigan's leading woman?
Al Roscoe and Barbara Bedford
were married somewhere, some time
before leaving California for the east.
Barbara was born in Prairie De Chen,
Wis.
Rodolph Valentino lost his case against
the Paramount Company and is COM
PEELED by law to star exclusively for that
firm.
The name of charlie Chaplin's new
picture is THE Pilgrim" Sidney
Chaplin also appears in this produc-
tion. Sidney is Charles brother.
Mae Busch and Eleanor Boarlman
both studied music for years and took
singing parts in musical comedy
and then fell victims to the fatal fas-
cination of tho screen. However,
neither is sorry.
Jack Holt is very much married. He
has beautiful wife, who Is said to
be quiet and retiring In her taste, as
is Jack Holt, and three wee ones in
the family.
Besides being an actress, Doris Ken
yon has a beautiful voice and she writes
poetry.
Betty Blythe has commenced pro-
duction on ''The Darling of the Rich"
vehicle. II titles do not lie. Miss
Blythe will again have an oppor-
tunity to set the pace for tho seasons
styles.
Estelle Taylor vamped in "A Fool
There Was" with Lewis Stone.
Estelle's first screen part was q vamp
role and 1t looks as though she'll
never get a chance to play anything
else. Estelle continues her ruthless
career in "Thorns and Orange Bios
soms."
Lucille Ricksen started to play in
pictures when she was four years old.
You remember her as Johnny Jones
youthful leading lady in Booth
Harrington Edgar" comedies. But
now that she is fifteen and has grad
uated into regular parts, she may next
be seen as the flapper In THE Strang-
ers' Banquet"
Evening star., 1922-12-03
LEADER -"Grandma's Bow. :

Harold Lloyd in his latest and first
five-part laughter special, "Grandma's .
Boy" Will be the attraction at the
Leader Theater today and all this
week. Those who have seen this
comedy at the larger theaters recent
ly know that II is truly the best this
talented screen funster has ever DONE
In addition to other screen subjects,
and today only, the last chapter of
Jack dempsey i'll Dare Devil Jack"
will be shown.
Evening star., 1922-12-03

version Of East Is West" the stage
hit that ran two years on Broadway,
will be the feature at Crandall' 9
Theater the first three days of this
week. beginning this afternoon at
8. In the role of Ming Toy, Miss Tai
madge has her first opportunity to
sustain a characterization made IA
nous ou the stage by Fay Banter.
The picture is authentic and beautifully
directed and photographed. A laugh
able Aesop Fable also will he shown.
Wednesday and Thursday Mary Carr
Will be pictured in silver Wings" as
the mother of an Indifferent family.
and Mutt and Jeff animated cartoon
comedy will he included in the bill.
Friday and Saturday Carmel Myers
viii lie pictured in THE Danger
Point" which will be supplemented
by Harry Pollard in Hook. Line
and Sinker." Pipe organ accompani-
ment is provided.
Evening star., 1922-12-03
Everybody Hairy.

HALF a dance each with a man
L L from each of the forty-eight
states was the program carried out
by Agnes Ayres, star in Paramount
pictures. Tuesday, November 81. at
the semi mi-annual convention of eXecu-
tives and Representatives of the sales
forces of the Paramount organize
ton. The ball was held at the Hotel
Ambassador in Los Angeles.
Miss Ayres claims it is a new dis
tinction to dance with man from
each of the states in one evening.
She also took some pride in the fact
that this dancing feat followed COM
plete days work in her new picture.
Racing Hearts,
She was one of a number Of stars
who did special honor to the conven-
ton delegates. Along with Mayor
Of commerce, Gloria Swanson. Sam
Wood. Lewis Stone. Walter Hires.
Antonio Moreno and others, met the
delegates when they arrived in Los
Angeles.
Evening star., 1922-12-03
Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow. Theodore Rob
erts. in The Old Homestead: Tues
day and Wednesday. William Fox
spectacle. Nero; Thursday. Alice
Lake and Conrad Nagel, in "Woman's
Hate Paul Parrot. in THE Fliv-
ver." and Screen Graphic; Friday. Ga
reth Hughes, in Garments of Truth
and comedy. THE Steeplechaser"; Sat
urday, Viola Dana. in June Mad
ness" and Harry Pollard, in Hook.
Line and Sinker."
Evening star., 1922-12-03
Apollo.

Today and tomorrow, Rupert
Hughes Remembrance" and Ben
Turrin. in Homemade Movies; Tues
day and Wednesday. Theodore Rob-
erts, in THE Old homestead: Thurs
day. Gareth Hughes. in Garments of
Truth" anil comedy. Let 'Er Run;
Friday. P:t O'Nalley and Pauline
Starke. in NV Wild Irish Rose" and
Paul Parrot. in The F-livver"; Sat
urday. Carmel Myers. in "The Danger
Point" and Dan Mason, in Pop Tut
ties Grass Widow"
Evening star., 1922-12-03
Carolina,

Today. House Peters and Claire
Windsor. in Rich Mems Wives: to-
morrow. Charles Ray. in THE Deuce
of Spades; Tuesday, George Loane
fuckers THE Miracle Man; Wednes-
day and Thursday, Constance Tai
madge. in East Is Vest; Friday,
James Oliver Curgood's 1.-THE Man
From Hells River" and Saturday,
John Barrymore. in ''Dr. Jekyl and
Mr.. Hyde" also Pathe News and Ae-
sop's Fables.
Evening star., 1922-12-03
Circle.

Today and tomorrow. Richard
Barthelmess, in THE Bond Boy;
Tuesday. Betty Compson, in Always
the Woman: Wednesday, House
Peters. in "Rich Mems Wives;
Thursday. Charles Ray. in "The Deuce
of Spades: Friday, owen Moore, in
Love Is an Awful Thing" and Sat
urday, Dustin Farnum, in "The Trail
of the Ak
Evening star., 1922-12-03
Dumbarton.

Today and tomorrow, Guy Bates
Post. in THE Masquerader"; Tues
day. Belle of Alaska: Wednesday
and Thursday. Norma Talmadge. in
The Eternal Flame; Friday, foot
falls" and Saturday, Tom Mix, in
For Big Stakes"
Evening star., 1922-12-03
Elite.

Today and tomorrow, Guy Bates
Post. in "The Masquerader'; Tues
day. Winifred Westover. in "Wfnf-
fred of Little Smoky; Wednesday,
The Mohican's Daughter; Thursday,
Clara kimball Young. in "Magda': /:
Friday. Ruth Clifford. in Tropical
CONTINUED on Fourth Page1
Evening star., 1922-12-03
Gossip

brand-new picture, THE Balloon
atics''
Evening star., 1922-12-03

Katherine Macdonald has no chill
dren. They do say she Is soon to be
married again. She Is booked up to
make several more pictures. and that
means hard work. so it's probable tha;
she Is not to retire Immediately. Be-
sides some stars combine the work Of
being successful wives with that of
acting for the screen, and do both cred
itab1y,
Evening star., 1922-12-03

"Eanook OF the North" was produced
and directed by Robert Flaherty. Il
fellow of the Royal Geographical So
ciety. The scenes of the picture are
real and not shots made in q studio.
1t shows that a picture may be both
delight and an educator.
Evening star., 1922-12-03

Enemies OF Woman is tho next
picture in which ALMA Rubens will
appear. 1t is an adaptation Of Ibanez's
novel. Lionel Barrymore will play
the male lead.
Marie Provost and Kenneth Harlan
have announced their engagement and
as they both are playing In "The
Beautiful and Damned" 1T is. accord
ing to Miss Provost, going to be an
example of all they shouldn't do after
marriage.
Not being able to continue her work
without her husband. Mrs. Sidney
Drew became a director. She is now
on the vaudeville stagN
Mahlon Hamilton, Russell Simpson,
Ethel Grey Terry, Nigel Barrie, Lilo
mel Belmore. Vera Lewis. Sidna Beth
ones are playing with Laurette Tay-
lor in Peg o My Heart"
Betty Compson? No. she's not mar
red. but they say she is being 'ob-
served" by the son Of Oliver Morosco.
o'Brien both appear in 'The Voice
from the Minaret." which will be re-
leased very soon. Shirley Mason /.
twenty-one and Is Mrs. Bernard Durn-
Hughes are both single. Alice Joyce
says she will return to the screen II
she gets a contract which suits her
we'll enough.
Nita Naldi was kissed by three OF
the most popular men on the screen
namely, John Barrymore. Eugene
O'Brien and Rodolph Valentino. OF
course. you know that screen kisses
mean absolutely nothing to the actors
William and Dustin Farnum are
brothers. but Franklin's real name Is
Smith. Alice Terry is really a bru-
Evening star., 1922-12-03
Lincoln.

First presentations in Washington
Of "All for a Woman" with Emil jan
nings. and Guy Bates Post, in The
Evening star., 1922-12-03

Enemies Of Woman" is tho next
picture in which ALMA Rubens will
appear. 1t is an adaptation Of Ibanez's
novel. Lionel Barrymore will play
the male lead.
Evening star., 1922-12-03
PALACE-Wallace Reid in "Clar-
ence."

Clarence" William De Miles
screen production OF Booth Tarking-
f"n's play. opens this afternoon at
l-oew's Palace Theater The delight
'uily dro1l story of mule driver who
i'',comes a coleopterist, domestic
apptness expert. gives Wallace Reid
= role OF unusual opportunities and
presents a man that can cuss and
xtiil be a man
The story opens with the Wheeler
rlmtly IN an uproar. poor fathers
Nerves on the verge Of collapse and
:aother torn with jealousy because
az her belief that father loves the
governess There Is also the daugh-
!cr, who Is bound to have her own
way, and son. who also has ideas.
1t Is here that Clarence, still in his
army uniform that doesn't fit. ap-
i'ears looking for a job. He gets It,
but of a different nature than he or
-he family anticipated. 1t seems that
= soft touch of the hand of Clarence
here or a kind word a: another mo-
Inent brings an unusual calm into
tho household, and that even his
Saxophone proves to be an asset
rather than a liability. The laughs
come joyously and unexpectedly.
CRANDALL'S - Constance Tai
madge, East Is West"
Constance Talmadges most preten-
t:ous production. an eight-reel screen
Evening star., 1922-12-03
PHOTOPLAYS NEXT WEEK.

Rialto.
"The Face in the Fog" featuring
Lionel Barrymore and Seena Owen.
Palace.
William Fox's production OF "A
Fool There Was" with a notable cast
Evening star., 1922-12-03
Crandall'a.

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's mystery
story, 'The Hound Of the Basker-
villes": Ben Turpin, in Mack Sennett's
Homemade Movies" and William
Fox's spectacle drama, Nero"
Evening star., 1922-12-03
Metropolitan.

Metropolitan.
Maurice Tourneur's special produo-
ton Of Bleckmore's Lorna Doone,"
First National offering, with Madge
Bellamy in the title role. Also Larry
semon. in his new vitagraph comedy,
'The Agent"
Evening star., 1922-12-03

A particular play on heartstrings is
designed in "A Women's Woman" in
which Mary Alden is a star in her own
right. 1t is a story of the home, in
which the mother at the height OF her
career as a clubw"man and leader. is
brought face 10 face with a domestic
crisis She decides in a human WAY.
What the Plummer family needs is a
home" she announces. '.and l am going
to see that they hav. one.
Evening star., 1922-12-03

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Evening star., 1922-12-03

Hannelore. considered by many the
greatest dancer in Europe. and who
scored an unqualified success when
| she made her American debut re-
Gently in a recital at the Vanderbilt
Theater, has been engaged by Cos
| mopolitan Productions to appear in
The Enemies of Women picturi-
zation of Vicente Blasco Ibanezs
latest story, now being made under
Evening star., 1922-12-03

Complimentary comment iia- be- g
excited by th- beauty Of the How
baskets with which Fallas Brochc-
manager keeps tt.. lobby of Gran
dalrs Metropolitan Th.at-r adorned
During the foo; ball season Nari-
colored chrysanthemums were use'i
and. since last week. American beau
ties. The flowers ar" real ana no.
artificial.
Evening star., 1922-12-03

Among early bookings for ran :
dall's Me:ropolitan Theat-r ar. srrc"i!
adaptations of Dickens .blivtr
Twist" starring Jacki. t"ogar; Black p
more's Lorna Doom" with Madee Bel :
lamy in the title roll: The Dangerous
Age" 10y Mary Rob rs Rin"hart; aa'1
Charlie Chaplin. in "Th. Pilgrim
Evening star., 1922-12-03
CRANDALL'S - Constance Tai
madge, East Is West"

Constance Talmadge's most preten-
t:ous production. an eight-reel screen
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28
STATE OF TRADE

- ESp1nsion of business. II net wholly lacy-
ing, st:i! dSye.np. slowly. according 10 trade
Gorta!n points has stimulated demand for
heayy wearing apparel and fuel, yet there Is
which result from other than purely sea.
sohal influences seys Dun's Review.
Bas'c Industries have held most OF the
advance OF r"cent month";" says the Taper.
ana In some INSTANCES hRvo made further
r"c1Y-r". hnt rapid revival 1T manufac-
t4rinE r"t@bIishmemts remGIns the consplo-
uyUs r"@ap'IOn.
Inr Fsy,s.on Soass M q wages Or !rersasea IN work.
aos1i ocgs f59s1 Tc4TSHSgs
WITH r"a"J2StInent ST.! 70 bc HCrunDlishei
Lrd ra,ious uncertainties Ht'll present. thrre
- re- uEaaturnliy cautious and hcsitant
ssiuludH m man quartere and a rciuc tance
tude. Ths fact that January has brought nv
general actIytty OF business has not lcssened
IN conditions thiI year II foreshadowed and
me current gradual progress is d'sappoint-
pated Z sudden turn for the better.
"supporting the hope Of future expansion
along conservative lines Ia the favorable re-
th' fall season. the dminution OF price ,in
settlement the prospect os extensive building
some divsions cf TIC export VT trade 'S0' WbiIa i
these gnd ether encouraginE. phases are
the outlook Is clearly one Of brighter PROM
Bradstrsst's Revicv sayg:
"n!stributiyH trade, repoyts ere : ,rife
mere spotted this week, and there IL rather
less snap noted than week ago in most
lines. While no biz Outstan ndlng ci.us. is
! porceivab", It Is, probable that the Graver
I view OF coal trade conditions taken In tho
odYir" by tha Deanartment OF Commerce 10
industries TO stock up pending the April /
, period. tho continued weakness in raw cotton
/ and tho easing in some eta pie lines Of those
| rundy. intensely cold weather, with rrnorts
/ ~ damage In the California citrus fruit belt
, rumors OF rEw Hilk price weakness in Ianan
( and tho peuse thereby given possible buyeTs
/ Of goods here, and talk o. resistance TO cuts
! Of textile mill hands In New England ksvo
I all had an influence upon possible buyers, w
/ Certain II t. thaI trade reports in the
East, South ana rar West have been
| slightly shaded. REPORTS - TO collections 70
no Gstter. and a slight quieting aean1s eyi.
don't n industry. The very rold waya over
settled wsnther at the South has lad con,
! trary effects In different gcctlDns. in the
North and N2rthwsssst very 10y tsmperatures
| trade. which IL partly ofrSet by better bvV
ina in cities Of winter Eools and OF c"sI
witch latter demand If. however II r.,
largely satisfied from accumulated stocls .,
this fuel. although ioadiNgS ct mines hDy'
! increased -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, Jan. 2S.-Forpign ex-
change at the opening this morning was
ahghty lower than last night, rIoso
Denmark, in particular, suffered in tbr
overnight changes, showing n LecIinn
VI 10 points. "eo''''
Sterling reached 4.%J1s Tor cables.
or within isc Of the high record for
over q year; demand was I 245s In tho
second hour. Later the rate shaded to
a.20 for cables and 4.241n for demand
ldre made new higr on rne immeji.
ate movement Nt I.45 for cables cnd
3.44ha for checks. Francs rose 10 yes.
terday's high figure of $50 for cables
and $40 for checks. Marks were nm :
certain at nominal figure of 80. The
strength in the allied exchanges was
communicated 10 the otnrr classes. bpt
business, except in the leaders, wa,
only moderate.
The premium on New York funds in
Montreal today was nominal at 45s per
cent today, In New York the discount
on Canadian funds was 4la per cent.
The Central European exchange.
were: Rumanian ~, Bulgarian II,
Serbian 1.33, Czecho SlOvakian / .96
Greek i.42, Polish .O3l5, Finnish .O2O5
Austrian .0S, Hungarian .1412.
!. yEsrERDAYs CLOSING QUOTATIONS
Sterling Francs Lire Guilders
Cabies ...., 4.25 sic ii2h SG.SSll
roDAY's OPENING QUOTATIONS
sterling Francs Lire Guilders
S.Sssa asSls. 49,. sts siisS 3.iiSs,, SO sS, g g
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28
HAD HER STOCKINGS ON
Refine Davies Wins Disputed Point
in Evidence

New York, Jan. GS.-MiFE KrIno
Davies. actress, pluintiti in 5000
accident snit againNt the Briorcltt
Lodge Association and Slime Silverma.nn,
publisher. yesterday succeeded In off,
setting testimony that when her auto.
mobile ran into trolley car on tho
night Of December q, 1920, she was
without shoes or stockings,
Detective Frank J. Pickett, Of the
Westchcster avenue station, testited
Miss Davies shoes and stockings
we're removed by police matron after
she had been carried to the station
ho,tse from the accident. The nrevous
tcyfimony, denied by Miss Davies, was
that she was without shoes or stockings
when picEed up.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28

Tie Delaware. Lackawanua u Vest
ern Railroad. in its Dcccmbnr, 1921
statement. reported q net operating
deficit Of $73 $40, as compared with n
MT operating income Of $3.50, ,71G for
December. 1920. Its December gross
amounted to $G,Gl0,054, which was
81. SG4 ,S03 less than the preceding year.
and compared with gross Of 81, 1872 40
tor November, 1921. N"t In November
was reported at 81. 1.7@1 ,2SS. For the
twelve months ending December 81,
1921. the company reported gross reyc.
MUGS of $50, o43.394. an Increase Of
81 $50. .O79 over 1920 and net operating
income of .937 .0S4. an increase o;
S., ABS, COZ more than 1920
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28
MEXICO DENIES WAR RUM0R
Official. Says Talk Of Guatema'an
Conflict Is Ridiculous

Mexico City, IAN. 2N.--l Nv \. T.
-Rumors Of war between Mexico ana
Guatemala are described by a high
Mexican official as 'toO ridiculous 10
deny" Semi official sources were posi-
tive in denying the reports. l..
Luis Caballcro, Mexican minister 70
Guatemala. requested leave Of absence
several months ago, and It Is stated that
IL he decides TO return to Mexico &C
this time it will be for that reason, ana
not because of any strained relations
between the two countries.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York. Jan. 2S.-The coffee fu-
lures market opened duh this morning.
with buyers and sellers apart. 10 trans
actions being executed on the call. Nom
inal prices We're unchanged. The early
official cables were "A disappointment,
both Rio and Santos being lower. Rio
reported clearance of $500 bags for
New York.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28
German Bank Statement

Berlin. Jan. 2s.--!rho statement OF the I'm.
rcrial Bank " Germany. as II January 90
shows tho following changes: Total coin
and bullion increased 1,021. 900 marks; sold
decreased 1000 marks; treasury notes in
creased l. 2Oi, ,s6O, 900; notes OF other banks
Increase 02G Oj0; llls discounted decrGas sed
6.l22,alS, 900: advances deceased 0,7Sl. 900;
ties decreased l,27G,I5S, 900; notes in cir
culution decreascd 7u4, 33l 900 deposits de-
creased 4,2t1 100, 600; other Liabilities de-
SEl,UOU.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28
PHILADELPHIA BONDS


New York. Jan. 2s..-For the second con-
seCutiyc week, failures disclose reduction.
numbering 800 in the Cnitcd states. This
total compares with u3a defaults last week.
and contrasts SHARPLY with the Tlg iUs0lyen-
cies reported to H. q. Dun 4 Co. two weeks
ago. Their" !s very considerable increase.
however. over tho 3SG failures OF this week
Of 1921. OF the current week defaults, :,
38s Involved &50ou or more OF liabilities in
each Instance which Is d0.S per cent Of the
total number Last week, the ratio Of insol-
yenCiep for $1,000 or more was CO., per cent,
while in this week Of 1921 IT was 52.l per
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28
Crows Condition Gust Fine"

Crows condition last night was "iust
fine" according to his nurse al the
Mercy Hospital. A report received in
a dispatch sent here that he had A re-
lapse was called absurd. He Ia ran.
Idly regaining his health, II was stated
butssNnget It has not been decided when
he aye the hospital. 4