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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-08-24
West End Wins Over
Marietta Golf Team
By 6 to 7, Last Satd'y

West End managed to squeeze out
a victory over the Marietta Golf
team in West End last Saturday. The
score was 7 to 6 in favor of the At
lanta boys. From all reports this was
the best match played in the league
this season. The last time Marietta
played West End, they licked them
good.
Next Saturday Athens will journey
up here to meet the home boys on our
local course and they promise a diff
ent story from that of the West End
one. This will be Marietta's last
game Of the league schedule and they
have the lead by so large a margin
there is little chance of losing the
championship now.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-08-24
CRIMINAL CHARGE
AGAINST TRUMAN
HIT. OF TATE, GA.
Young Man is Accused of Crimi
nal Assault on Marietta Girl.
Lodged in Jail Here.

Truman Hit, of Tate, Georgia, is
lodged in the county Jail here, charg-
ed with criminal assault on the per-
son of Miss Dobbs, who lives near
the Kennesaw Marble works.
Hit, who is about 20 years old, is
charged with criminal assault while
riding with Miss Dobbs in an auto
mobile between Marietta and Mable-
ton Sunday. Miss Dobbs is said to
be about sixteen or seventeen years
old.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-08-24
Annual Singing Con-
vention at Orange Hill

The annual singing convention at
Orange Hill, three miles north of
Austell, will be held this year, on
September End and Ord. However,
the singing will not start until Sat
urday afternoon. The Convention
this year is expected to be the best
held in many years, as singers from
all over this part of the state are ex-
pected to be present.
The association is one of the oldest
in the state, being organized over a
half a century ago. The officers of
the association are: A. l. McBrayer,
President; Mrs. Gentry, Vice-presi-
dent; Mr.. Brooks, Sec. and Treas.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-08-24
BIDS FOR ERECTION
OF GRAIN ELEVATOR
IN HANDS OF BOARD

Bids have been received for the
erection of the grain elevator, but on
account of the railroad strike, moth
ing can be done at present. The
strike has completely tied up the cree
ton of the elevator, but the plans
have not yet been abandoned. The
people manufacturing the machinery
will not ship it, and other materials
need cannot be obtained. However,
the outlook is still good that it will
be built by this fall. The board Of
directors will meet this week to dis
cuss plans.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-08-24
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST TO MEET
AT CONWAY STA. AUG. 24TH

The annual meeting of the Prim-
tive Baptist church at Collins Spring
near Conway Station, on the Mariet-
ia car line, will convene Thursday.
The services will continue until Sun
day. A large attendance is expect
ed, Elder Henry Swain, of Gray
mont. Ca. will preach each day. The
church will engage in communion
and feet washing services on Sun
day.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-08-24
PAVING WILL CONTINUE IN
SPITE OF LACK OF MATERIAL

According to an authentic report
the street paving will not be held up
on account of lack of rock. For a
while it was thought that the strike
would hold the paving up, but the
rock will be supplied from the stone
quarry at Kennesaw mountain. This
will be great help to the city and
will enable the construction people to
push the work to conclusion.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-08-24
METHODIST CHURCH MUSIC
PROGRAM FOR NEXT SUNDAY

/. Organ Prelude-"M iserere,"
from II Trovatore, by Verdi.
2. Offertory-"Goodbye," by Tos-
ii, arranged for pipe organ by Miss
Edna Bartholomew
3. Anthem-Choir.
4. Festal Postlude by Rockwell. +
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-30
AT|UN|

Salonic. - In ciuda stirilor carl
anunta de La Sofia ca automistii
castiga teren, o .telegrama sosita
din Nevorkon spune ca intro
llpta data intre armata 81 acesti
autonomisti au cazut morti trei.
zeci de soldati.
Paris. - D-nul Myron T. Her
ric, ambasadOrul american la Pa
|ris, vorbind la un prinz dat in
onoarea comitetului franco o-ameri-
can pentru ajrtorari in regiunilc
|devastate, a zis urnatoarele: ''U-
Mi zic ca femeia a fost facuta din
coasta barbatulni, fllsa datoram 0
mare recunostinta acestor femei
81 mi ride paharM spre a inohi-
ma in onoarea lor. Feaneile nu nu-
mai Cd az ajutat 6oarte mult Ia
cimAntarea legaturilor de priete.
ME iptre Franta u Stateis Unite,
lar az mai dat u dsvesi q pot
conduce ca mare abilitate d i,eu.
sint4 organizefiuni atkt de mari
a. ppsta1ts - eele tosnate
pantru sjutee Fee M 3Sriisilor din
nj oihnae devss
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-30
cETITl 81 RAsPlNOTl zIARul AMERICA

secretar 81 np purceada SO intampla in prezent
uncle socieat trimia conspecul erina dc ca
teva zle inatea in banilor n ua cnd pune II
pog& ycul cecul pentu haunk - mit& "a IL pc
spectu p adresa obcnuH Secsarnui general MOI dqm
corecti y prpmp d ssa pntem face nuai ajntaH ia
soce Afacere ia prezent sunt compicate dar fnaa
pmi charenl nou pc baza semnln Lodge adeptat
in Erie Pa lucrul Sc uspra Nnai colaborare per-
fectA inte socieale mebre q functionar q s. r A pute
inainta 81 lpera fara e1eseli
Arf de dort "a fati functonari Al socet4 aerpbre
50 binevoasca scre pe scu dacA fnteeg aoest m 81
n ceay8 e1plicat cAt mai curapd az prscam an
aaiht ai ss ep yins d q Noeyrie y pus ppps n
tied sistampl s 81 Is ss'
Aesstea peasR ogieRtasss lstloT fnactoEi 4 soeis
iilorss rHsaldp,i \ y conforms aeestQ publiestn
q ~, secr Ga.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-30
IN FucA cDNIfNn.|p

Mn FGA GUN!TWl.Ill
Daca gresclile ar fl crime, toti
am fl in temnita, lar uni din moi
ar fl trimisi la Seannul electric
ID
Multi saruta fara ca sd site cd
ce fac.
"a
Nici un burlac n are scuza pen
tru minciuna.
=
Viata are 81 ea glumele sale :
-kaiserlrl spune ca el eel mai
fericit ON din lume.
q
Cine nu-si foloseste capul si-l
poate amputa: va purta en- atat
mai putina greutate.
"a
Etatea femeilor este unul din
secretele cele mai sacre ale natu-
rel.
Hainele frumoase sunt necesare
pentru femei pana ce nu lie au.
d
Multi balIbati earl sunt sefi in
biroul lor ajuta la spalatul vase
lor acasa.
"a
Cine a auzit de actrita cerind
iivort far5 asistenta preset?
A
III poti vinde cinstea dar nu
ito mai poti rescumpara.
-
Bea, manea 81 te yeseleste All
,aci name poate veni creditorul
'a-ti ceara socoteala.
&
I'm bun membru' al Uniunei
I volt sa-Si scoat;i societatea afa'ra
lin Uniune, deoarece la Adunarea
ienerala din Erie delegatii ''nu
-an farut business. -iafai de
tine, frate ''desinteresat''.
@
China vrea alba o constitute
ca a Ammericei. cu toate ca ''lzii''
spun ca a noastra nu buna.
i
+ bine ca Vremea sc schimba de
atatea orr ce putin da un subject
lie vorbire oamenilor stupizi.
A
Nici un ON nu este atat de pa
rasit de prieteni ca un candidat
ae ales.
.
0 femeie din Ohio fost amen.
lata GU $50 pentru ca scos niste
oar de pc capul vecinului sau
Dansa zice ca paruiala a avut maj
mare valoare.
"a
All grije de individul care STA
oerdnt orice simt de rusine.
-
Sa fiji sigur de vitelul gras in.
nainte de ce-ai 1ncerca sa-ti ierti
erietinul ratacit.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-30

Constantinopol. Halide Edib
iIanum, 0 vestita poeta turcoaica
81 sofia unui malt personal din ca
binetul turcesc de la Angora, pla
nueste sd piece luna viitoare intr' o
calatorie in Anglia 81 Statele
Unite, spre a tine prelegeri 81 a
face propaganda pentru turcii ma
tionalisti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-30

ndeplnirea datorei lor vennd e de are h. utornl lo
pc alta in antoru locuitoroi Asa lucreaz Amerca
la moi aseapta otu della autortat Vorba u Caragiae
a fac toul ca de ala guvc In Romana din lpse
de ineegere cand vine la putere este aaca 81 m
redcat de opoze tot mpu, pa1 cade dupa vine al
tut in loc 81 e haruit acest sa poaa face mimic
miati 81 imitat WIG. STANGU LESCI. .
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-30
hio. Niste lrofi !

Toledo, Chic. Nisfe hoFi ne
cunoScnti s'a,l introlus ID mn-
zeul de arte din accst oras, fu.
rind tablourile cunosente sub nu-
nlele de ''The Green Wave" (va-
lul verde) 81 Birds Nest Rocks"
(stancile cuibulni de pasare.)
Detroit, Michigan. ,Judaca-
tornl de la tribunalul Circuit si-a
dat verdictul in favoarea Diner
Catherine ,Jagiella, care intentase
barbatului san proccs de divort
pc baza motivului ca dansul, spu-
nandu-i ca vrajitor 81 ca poate
transforma orr cand intro mata
neagra, dansa Sc speriase atat de
tare, incat tremnra orr dc cate
orr vedea pisica neagra.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-30
In atentia Onor. SoCietati 81 a
funCti0narlOr solicitation
membre Ia j. S. R. A.

Am promis cat mai cur;nd arate noul sstem de
adminsrare fonduui u S. r. A., ocupa ocu prm in
progamul G. s E. ssen va Fl in asa fe ca toti ban
imisi de Societa la Cnune merge direct la banca
nc decum la Secetau general la Caseru general Ace
fel de sistem asgura organzatia de ori abuzuri.
Voind ncepand 10 Noemvrie Sc puma in practca
acel sistempe langa greutae ce e maj avevoesc
comunica felu Gle trmere banior din partea
ca fla unctonar al societaor sd alba tmp al suda 81
daca ar 1nelege ceara imediat nfomaun della
oficul Secretarului general.
Sistemul foare smplu spcr ca fecare fate funco
ntelege usor Stunt rugati toti nteresa ola
venita atentie celor urmeaza.
Ca aat secretal general cat 81 Caseru general 81 se
crearul societa poata document la archiva
rme din partea Secretaruu general ecarei societa
tre Cart posae Din acese adresa Secretarulu
general ceealte dou neadresate Deoarece
ce postae sunt tparte deoscbt penru ecae funconar
secretaru socieaei trbu sa greasc in ca
doua la fell
Umeaza sa arat cuprnsul postalelor Vol ua ca pda
societaea "Plugarul Roman"
l~~-~.--~ --~-~ -CARTA No. l.
Della Soc. "Piugarul Roman" 645 Poland Ave,
Youngstown O., la 26 Oct, 1922.
D-lui Victor Tinereanu, seer gen., Youngstown @.
Am TRIMS odata postaa prezenta pent T. s. r. A. la
Western Reserve National Bank, Warren o. cccu No. 222
urnatoarele sume:
Gotta lunara pc Ocomvrie 4O35
Repara: N-rii 633, 638 ................. 1925
Datorie veche $500
Total $1O56O
CARTA No. 2-Catre Casierul General
Della Soc. "Plugarul Roman" 645 Poland ave,
Youngstown, O, la 26 Oct, 1922.
D-lu T. Porea, Caster general Warren, O.
Am TRIMS odata prezenta posala pentr D. S. r. A. la
Western Reserve National Bank, Warren o. cecu No. 222
lrmatoarele sume
Gotta lunara pc Ocomvrie S 4O35
Repartit Nr 633-638 ................... 1925
lDatorie veche ........ ..................... $500
Total ............................ $lO36O
V. Moldovan, seer fin.
T. Timar presedinte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-30

CARTA No 3-Catre Societatea TRIMS ban-ca chi
tant6 dupa banii trimisi.
Della Casierul General al u. s. r. A.
Onor "Plugarul Roman 645 Poland ave..
Youngstown, Ohio
Confirm primirea sue de $1036 co. trimsa de Dvoastra
la Western Reserve National Bank Warren o. sa ecut
in beul de bancd la contu Uniune s. r. A. 81 pr
chita cele specfcate de D-voastra.
In numele u s. R. A.. TRAIAN POREA, cas- gen.
Warren, Ohio, la % Oct. 1922
Aceste tr c&i pogtae le Yeti baga ntr pic adresat
gaia le e odata cecul IL adresa hance Atat car
tile postale pare gaia spre conplectare cat 81 pcure
adresa bancei ls yeti primi della oficiu secrearia
Casierul general merge de doua rei o pc sapta
mana 81 vor induce toate sumee sosite Ia banca in libel
eae postale u trmte celor in drept Adeca Sc
cretarulu general n Uniunei 81 Socetat TRIMS
ban Va uhnea la Casiernl general Posaieie vcr 4
stampilate de lancx ~ semn q prfmit baniL
Bar sunt depa = baneG II asa fsl q case general
poate rides ni "a cent far& sc4t1 Preentelu s.
nsrl 81 sec1et1sn general inciudand = Pc Casnlut
general Trei sunt neapa1at d lpsk pentru rdica
msi sumo 1e rsspuns&toase psnxu ofcs susnA .
ssr pl4M laf& aeoofo ~ iscxliturL
0onspsctelo sau price infsrms3inni y vor ninite
- = n nscut 6rul eeneFal ~ banok aAeplut mimic
altosve decft o(ao tG13 cxrft Il oeepA 81
Cscurfs VI enk a mcdpl pxaxtay: Wsete9n -
ssrvs NaHou,lj 11rs NJ. Il 1 Asss'
Sc atrase niinnsa olor sOaietk frafilof
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03


15, which is expected to bring out much
lafent talent.
The post oficiated at the funeral Of
Comrade Arthur Drew. accidentally
killed March 81 The posts own firing
squad was in attendance. Memorial
Day a program including services at
the Old Cathedral Cemetery, the For.
ty.fourth Ward Memorial Monument
and Fernwood Cemetery has been
planned.
The Oak Lane Post has distributed
tickets for a dance 10 be given in the
Bellevue Strstford Tuesday evening,
April is. The supply was speedily eX-
will soon be available at the home OF
Comrade Cleeland, 6612 North Tenth
street. Oak Lane.
An orchestra has been organised by
Fraser. Barnitz Post and will play an
important part IN the social life Of the
examination. The post meets every
Tuesday evening at 1880 West Cclum.
bia avenue. Tomorrow evening there
will be a social under tho auspices Of
the auxiliary.
A meeting Of David ". Jameson
Post will be held tomorrow evening at
Is South Van Pelt street. TIE meeting
II expected to be a lively one. as the
bonus question and plans for the con-
solidaton Of central posts will be dis
cussed. Comrade Bailey has been elect.
ed TO fiji a vacancy in the Executive
Committee.
The annual dance OF William P.
Roche Post will be given in the Elite
Studio, Fifty second and Market
streets, April 20. Proceeds will be
added TO thc home fund. Fathers
Night" will be observed by the post
Tuesday evening, April II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03
A SHARP TRICK, DECLARES
CORNETlST IN BLOW.UP
Ole. s.coneert, olseord and Hard.
Money Fiaure in Ladies' Band Strife

Discord. emphatic and resonant,
exists in the Crcstmont Colored Ladies
Band. The band rehearses in 4 fiat.
in Crsstmont, and Is composed Of Forte
players.
Harmony disappeared when Miss
lucy Wallis, n cornetist. recently dis
missed, refused to give up her horn
10 convince her that 1t was absolutely
necessary, Mrs. Hasty Grasky. head Of
the band, obtained an instrument in
the form of a warrant and had Miss
Wallis brought before Magistrate Will
liams. Miss Wallis was much dis.
coucerted.
: The defendant declared Il was 4
sharp trick, but somewhat out Of tune
with the facts. She hinted at jealousy
and declared that man who had di-
rscted the band had shown her marked
attentions which started discordant
notes among the others.
Finally, according to Miss Wallis,
the attentive leader was dropped and
then she was also discontinued from
further membership.
Miss Wallis says there were notes
due her in the shape of ten one dollar
balls, which she paid for dues. When
those are returned, she says, she'll
turn IN the cornet.
Il was n lot to blow IN on such a
band anyhow declared Miss Wallis.
The magistrate continued the hearing
In hopes Of bringing about harmony.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03

phia Maneto Post.
lie said the latter
post has not gone
out of existence,
and will meet on
Wednesday night
at JOG North Fiji
ty-sccond street.
The Entertain
ment Committee is
planning an ann.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03
Delightful Gifts
for Easter
Ivory Effect
Toilet Ware

A rich creamy ivory-tinted Gel
luloid stock in a fancy pattern at
prices greatly reduced. Some Of
the values follow
$3.50 Mirrors at S1.95.
$3.50 Hair Brushes at $1.95.
81 Jewel Boxes at S1.45.
$3.50 Powder Boxes and Hair
Receivers at S1.45.
$3.50 Pin Cushions at &1.46.
81 Manicure Pieces at 45c.
s2 Hat Brushes at csc.
$3.50 Perfume Bottles at CSC.
$3.50 Scissors at Soc.
$3.50 Combs at CSC.
-Gimbels, Yfrss door.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03
PENRoSE LEFT $744,419
May Have Disposed Of Large Portion
Of Holdings Before Death

An inventory of thsvestste Of Sena-
tor Penrose has been filed with the
REGISTER Of Wills by the Pennsylvania
Company for Insurances on Lives and
01anting Annuities, executor under
the Will. The appraisemeut. made
by ". F. Schaeffer and II. J. Cousley,
Axss the value at S744, ,419. "a. and on
this total the Inheritance tax Of S64. :
B226 has been paid. 1t was generally
believed that Senator Penrose was q
millionaire, and it is now supposed that
he disposed OF large portion of his
holdings prior to his death.
Included in the appraisement Is the
3282, 900, mostly in cash, that was found
In q safety deposit box In Washing
ton bank. The inventory shows about
$N 900 Of United States Liberty Loan
bonds, large blocks Of Utah and Ray
Consolidated Copper stocks and some
securities described as worthless or o.
uncertain value.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03
MAGISTRATE ToUaHIlL IS 70
Illness o. Wlfe Prevents Annivsr.
sary Plans

AaStstrats James II. Toughlll and
his wife. who recently celebrated their
h1t1sth wedding anniversary, yesterday
observed the anniversaries OF their
birth. Owing to the illness Of Mrs.
TeuShill, the plans which had been
made for a large family reunion could
net b carried ont, and the day was
passsd quietly.
Z. Mrs. Toushill received friends in her
room, which was filled with flowers.
ehs was seventy .one yesterday and her
husband sevsnty-thrss. They were
married. in Bally, Pa, on January IA,
in recent years Mr.. and Mrs. Tough
~ have made their homo with a mar.
Red daughter, Mrs. Margaret Menke.
q 1892 North Fifty fourth street. Mrs.
Menke Is chairman OF the Women 5
Democratic Committee Of the Thirty
feurth Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Toughill have FIVE chill
dysn and eleven grandchildren.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03
Paisley
lScarfs |
Are New

And a smart finish for
spring suits.
Shimmering fiber silks that
reproduce the colors and de-
signs of the famous old Pals
ley shawls. Rich, dark color
ings and light tones. And the
deep-knotted fringe echoes
the colors in the scarf. At
$4.95. .u......
-GinbsIs. Ws.sn's Neekwsas.
8 1 First aeer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03
nssurns, Flnds He's Fire Victim

On returning soms with his family
shortly before midnight yesterday II.
u. Ksssler. 1851 Woodlawn avenue,
discovered that his grocery and dwe'l-
III had been damaged by fire. Neigh.
~ discovered flames In the store
ok6rtiy before 10 o'clock and summoned
1Sensn. The fire caused about 5000
lanase.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03

WHY NOT WRITE TO CYNTHIA!
v GvUtkln. wise and o1psrienced In the ways
- J1sli. Gises saf.s advice on problems
64X5ol 41 lpSA 'ycp'll And this letters. ed
ak SZ1tAie:" yh!cs sp?s.r sSsry
g,.'ssss - s:s:ss;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03
VOLEG|ON POSTS
ANNOUNCE MERGER
Dresn-McC Cracken and Maneto
Unite-Latter to Retain
individuality
DANCES, S0ClAlS PLANNED
DANCES, S0CIAuS PLANNED

Adjutant Paul c. Greiner. Of the
Breen -McCracken Post, has announced
q merger Of that post and the Philadel-
The Washington times., 1922-11-23
A Thriller.

Some people say that the movies
are purely mechanical and
that they get few thrills out Of
big scenes shown In pictures.
Those folks have something COM
ing when thety see the terrific
head.on smash between two giant
locomotives that takes place in
the Jail delivery scene in where
Is My Wandering Boy Tonight"
which is the photodramatic at
traction OF the vaudeville and pic
ture program at the Strand Thea
ter for the week. The scene calls
for a huge locomotive running
wild and on which a prison war.
den is fighting with several es.
caped convicts. The director,
knowing that such a scene would
not make anything extraordinary.
resolved to stage a real smash.u up.
and he did.
The Washington times., 1922-11-23
.ABE'S IRISH ROSE
AT PRESIDENT

Arthur Leslie Smith and Henry
Duffy announces novelty for
Washington next week, when
they will present, at the Presi-
. dent Theater. a production Of the
current Broadway comedy sue
cess, "Abie's Irish Rose"
The production will be offered
IN Washington at regular Presi-
dent prices of 81 seat, with the
exception Of Saturday and Sunday
evening performances.
The Presidents production has
been staged undo" the personal
direction of Henry Manners. who
staged the original play for oliver
Morosco in Los Angeles and who
recently Joined the directorial
staff of the President Players.
Eileen Wilson and Henry Duffy
have been selected to head the
cast Of players who will interpret
the Washington production-a
cast that includes additionally
Harry Shautang, Anne Suther-
land, Leo. Hoyt, Guy D'Ennery,
Robert y Lowe, Irving Kennedy
and others.
The Washington times., 1922-11-23
DANCING BEST BET
AT TIE BELASCO

Joseph NJ. GaNes' revue.vaude-
will be the attraction at the Be-
lasco next week. opening with the
matinee Sunday.
Dancing is the pre-eminent fea-
ture of the performance presented
by the "Thrillers" with the Gardi-
ner trio, Helen, Edgar and Airline,
featured. Felicia and Sorrel, re-
Gently prominent in Michio 1tow's
PIN Wheel Revue" will present
some novelty stepping and Jack
Decay and Frances Nanine have
an Apache specially, described as
decidedly different. The Tip Top
Four, a quartet which has been en-
PERTAINING with MitZi in Lady
Billy" provide many melodious mo-
ments during the action Of the two
act revue. Byron and Langdon in
THE Dude Detective" Herbert and
Baggett and Gene Barnes.
Gimme a Thrill is from the pen
Of Will b. tombstone, author of
Take 1t From Me" and up in
the Clouds" while the lifting melo-
dious score is by Tom tombstone,
who has given us the tunes for
Molly Darling" the musical com.
edy now running at the Liberty
Theater. New York.
The Washington times., 1922-11-23
Broke Records.

THEY are still strong for Ro-
dolph. The feminine element
we mean. II records presented by
the Rivoli Theater, in New York.
mean anything. Mr.. Valentino,
in THE Young Rajah," broke the
opening record made by him in
BLOOD and Sand" three months
ago by a margin of 22s. Last
Sundays attendance at the Rivoli
was 9.o2s as against s,7s7 for the
first Sunday of Blood and Sand"
"Manslaughter's" record. which
was $3.50 for the first Sunday,
was also shattered.
The Washington times., 1922-11-23
DIMPLE-KNEED ANN
STARS AT KEITH'S

At B. +. Keith's theater next
week there is promised a bill re-
plete with big names and unusual
novelty features. Headlining is
the little big star. Ann Penning-
ton, and as an added attraction,
Chief Caupolican from the Metro
politan Grand Opera Company.
The reigning vaudeville novel
ty hit, Around the Corner" and
AL and Fannie Steadman, are con-
spicuous comedy features. Other
acts are The Briants; Murray and
Gerrish; the Four Yellerons.
Tiny Ann Pennington, the dane.
ing headliner, is a Camden, N. j.,
girl. She doesn't know just how
to account for her rise to fame
perhaps it was due to the fact
that she lived next door to the
famous old home OF the cele-
brated Walt Whitman.
Ann was always ambitious.
As youngster she did every
thing a boy could or would do,
and when old enough to find her
way about town alone, began to
go to the theater a great deal.
AS a dancer she has exquisite
grace, radiating charm and ele-
gance. Personality of a winning
sort has been a big asset. She
brings to Keith's next week a
flock Of new dances and songs,
and her irresistible smile-the
smile that spells "P EMMY
her sunny sobriquet.