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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-18
Deaths

ABRAMS Nov. ie FRAMES ( dauss-
o, tho s.S '0sesh ,r,sn lem ThSFsn1 fSv,.Sd
70 attend sUn"rai S rervIS.s. Vice Mon, %cy 20. .
?, NJ, a. her late residence, 1882 PAGE ST.
;" !AcHESnAcH .-Sov 10, hlLLI1tAS.
daughter OF Jacob NJ and late car Achsn-
va,s Nor,h Cedar Hin Gem. Friends may
eai sgn ;ye Snv 10 GSSet; ;SaS s;ArLIE JANE
;sss sP$ trsnas 4;s in;i;s! tsnG,. .yFs
'ssi nhXTy TsSs'sE { Krahs Ias SE'ves Nsv IL SUSAN
ksi"s s:a Ia: sssys:
he !; ;: '9aS s.Ss; S. fps; ps;
1S.lae DShe % Of % fHasrni H VIII bee be svsS Ia;. RESI-
ds7ce, lis $. pa.on q: :. "a r,,,e,r,
srEAKNs. F2lANp wife Of on Dr. nov pa1,d I. b5s1d
Reia uves and friends invited 10 funeral,
srS5 sTS rs so Isae"Se i Pss r. ni ss 81.
haSrensa R. c church. il'sna"d Para 10
buvA.-Sov. IL. 1922. BENJAMIN F.,
hus sbard Of Josephine bgya and son .9t Anna
and the late Pasquale Boya. AGED 80. He,a-
Ss' nsf "SG on esai are 'nSSa ird% his IL 'S,d a
Z Fs;assm ;,ys c =; 81: k'ss. tnurta S.is A. ii
g.. wSsisw SG t' ~G:S s SAF i qsoas. n9yE SsEa
Service on ,SatuTday morning. at u i3 80
Chestnut st; Interment private. Frends
may call Friday evening. Kindly omit fow-
ers.
Of Sshn en4 EHsatassh E aS ' soTc. 'Hye ST Goys;ni
aged .. Relatives and friends are inyi,et 70
attend funeral. Sat. y. NJ: from his late
residence 2o3l Christian ST. Int. Holy Cross
BRErHArER - Nov. u. LOUISE g.
dhughter of late Fred-'ck ard Margrtrt
perthauer. Funeral Mon. =. from
the residence ~ her sister, Mrs, Harry
Schmidt Sll7 Lansi1wns ave. Int Nj.
Moriah Csr-
CARPENTER On Nov. IS 1922. MAR
JANE widow OF william carr.Iser and
daughter % the a.r John and Ha rr!e;
kramer. Relatives and friends invited "a
funeral services. Sat, +. NJ, OF her son' 4
residence. Ii.s $ gTth 81. lntertGent Fern
wood Cemetery. Friends may call Fri. eve
n!ns from TO 10 O'Clock.
DAvlS.--OG NOV. IS. 1922. CARRIE W.
wife 81 q. ". Davis. Relatives and friends
are invited 20 the services. on Saturda
afternoon. a. octock. at her la'a residence.
t0L2 Hazel ave. tmter'nent priytte'
DILLMAS&. On Nov. 10. LENA. wife o.
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DEATHS

&; =. H. IT, ''''''; M ss' % sum- !;
s.c,HM9!ERER Suddenly. Nov. IL. 1922.
n.s isns %t' .,ly1:: % :' ana iHswi. is'snd.
@ ae ssnss &c eVS %es auHss sscy 'eGsysss' GI.s r r
F'sYf,GTni sTSSnEfNMSSen "a. NMeni iriXTA rTs S@SIysss; @
Gabriel i. .shapiey tnee Conf'eury. eh ;n hcr her
S7,h ys,G.,i year runssai ;ssryiees Taes2 IT,.
;S;$S''ss S?g nis;, i A.s cs$
ssEssf 81 so;, spon.s SS IA a: 1oN ns
sya si.na 1Ys,M Ss:ia MsS MssS isissSSd; a;y!:S
=; :s ss:s Sps: sS:;ss SSS!ss il x
Sss sMx II shs|55:: s|55:sts: ~:
poyes q ana ana al f.srS :oss... s'G y ,S;sS
SsrSi he Ta; Msn e%Ssr sss a, invited ss!.nS S.
:?s n.y.; s:s':S:a. s:sa:s% - til
10. 1922. SARAH IT,. widow OF Hbrsm HTu sim .
Srsn" a"ys ,ns,si asea 80 years msnth: and is
ats rs'iS:sss T ~ I'M ~ q. MsdtoIS G a5S" hi, hsr
sMi4lT sMITH RsIs,,rS. ps2I Nov; 70. isss JOHN B.
soyss of rn.on rrsmter .r':nd' n ara s'S ;,v;.S
.s,oSs q, the rssasnee of Il. SIrnSSa srsSadaassh a.
s SV!i: vs~ns : san;sy s;'ss ss.sn.
HiNpss'& NisS HAseSSR2Tn y S en- sss ss.a
aS!f into ss iss 4s.i Gn s'S Sor r n
na. S 4soa. and Emily SsStr mss Of rsss sss ,ss
Rsist.es !s,sus ~ and ,, ssiends are invited To- the
at ,Rs oliver H. i,a!r Bias' 1870 cssstnH;i cSss,SSki
Cemetery f''
-, TnEErs: I, So; :v.Noy a.: 1929. EDNA NJ. tnse
rs % H'. charsh rS heRsiss Hshwaye q Mr.. MI.
Sn l%s 70 tTsS seSvs.a cSSn
E;F"S t:% S.:sa. sss. Il: s:s;' Hi Hi
.Ht 4 !sss '0S!ssH s!.s hss.fys, s
sfI" a, nSs Fl. 70 S.Ss S&.SSssd:y SiS SsS 4 4
SureS S2rS 10 H. 'i HOY sS..
r.sdsS.s xASoAon'rT 4 T. sSs Y, &: nss :,.
Town EMMA l.. wife Of Eaward Vanae-
s ssS, oeTmsnsHws Fnnsrs service. sSs q on KrI
xoN T. RSshRr MostrSHssfRS,' SHssfRS'.a ss
Years, Funeral services at the residence Of
hts parents, Old YORK rd.. near .Roebiing, r.
!, Mon. P. NJ. Trains viii be met al
Walk EH: On Nov. ~. Mrs. ELIZA
BETH r. WALKER. aged 6c years Reis
tives ard friends invited to funeral. Mon %
A. NJ. from the residence Of her sister. Mrs
John Wack Bellevue ave. Wayne. Pa. High
mass at =. fasher'ne's Church 10 A. N
,XHiA MATsAKFE dNSHSrp %SssNSxxzss q NS; Ss: ,sfs
'ives and friends invited to funeral services
q. the RESIDENCE OF her brother. DR.. sainuel
=. Gerhard $40 y. 10Th st. Saturday, 3
J. ~. lntsrment nr'vate,
WATERS On Nov. 10. 1929. ALBERT
W WATERS, Sr.. husband Of Rachel NJ
Waters. Service on Monday morning. at II
O'clock, At his late residence. 37i8 Brown
st. ln'erinent private. Friends may view
remains Sunday evening.
wIMLEY. Nov, II. ROBERT SERGE.
son, son OF Martha a. ma the late Horace
W!mbley. Relatives and friends. also
Forsc. 3. wmley. latives and friends
also First Regiment Veteran Corps. arc In.
v,t"i 10 attend funeral services. at his late
residence. 1904 y. Broad St, Mon.. . p. Nj
precisely. Int. West Laurel Hill Gem
WuILARD. - Nov. ~. 1922, WILLIAM
VI husband OF Ella Anderson Wollard tnre
Rohsrts,, aged -. Relatives and friends are
n.vited 10 attend funeral services. at his
.Rt. res'deuCe. Grove ave-. Ma tional PARK
y J.. Tues. Nov. 81. 2 p. VI. Int. pr-
yate. Esl'rgton Gem. Clarksboro. y. j.
Friends '!ny cal! Alos evening.
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LOCAL CLEARlNos EXPAND
Exchanges Tor Week as Per Cent
Above Same Period Last Year

Exchanges by banks of the local
Clearing House Association during the
week just closed were second highest
III the entire country. The aggregate
was S4OS. 900, 600. compared with S344,.
600 900 this week last year. or a gain
Of AS per cent. New Orleans led with
an advance Of 45.7 per cent. Baltimore
was up 26.1 per cent and San Fran
cisco 22.7 per cent.
Total clcarinRs Of the banks Of the
principal cities Of the United States. as
complied by the Financial and Ccn-
mcrcial Chronicle. were ~. .O02 .0SS, ,O4O,
compared with S7.35S. .3J2.2 2TS in the
corresponding week Inst year, Or an ad-
vance OF IS per cent.
Comparisons follow
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FARM AND GARDEN
LOST AND FOUND

D q Friday. Nov. II. near 18th and Mar.
k". SIS. white w!ie-ha!rcd fox terrier.
young black head and tail green cola =,
N.ark"l Tinker" Liberal reward II re.
tururI to 2l2s Walnut st.
DOG--!.os,, Airedale. about 4 years old ana
answers 70 the name Of Boy: license tag
lQ- rommunicate NJ. NJ. Seabraase. 81.
Martins and Gravcrs lane Chestnut Hill.
Phon" Chestnut III! 0s2l. Liberal reward.
ROW BCAr--Iu.t In vicinity Brldesburg:
uruy cI.nkcr-bu!lt tenGr- Reward A. p
Grchs". 81" Waync. ave. Germantowr,
WATtH FOh-Lort., u gold watch fob and
and d diamond on It. between 3th and Pearl
..ts. and IhestNut -, f,rry or or cross.
To- ll3 Pearl St. Camden. y. :.
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Annual Meetings

s..;s,s WEST END TkUsT COMPANY
e1 Philadelphia November sth, iSoa
Tns Annual Msetlns Of tile S,oekhc,der. a.
tne West End Trust Company viii be hsIH
and South Penn square, Monday, NoyemSss
SVsl,. lv2:. st J.? o'clock noon.
CHARLES Z. WOLBERr.
StcretnPv.
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
LArROBE -C0NNELL.syILI.E COAL 3
COKE COMrANn. EksT MORTGAGE
s0.iHAR go SISElE0 FUND GOLD

Notice Is hereby. given that pursuant TO
the Mortgage. dated June !. la1l, a2 Of the
above bonds. each for 81 900, have been
drawn for redemption on December !. 1922.
out OF money other than In the sinking Fund
y, 1867 and accrued interest to Iaat date.
The bonds drawn and numbered as below,
with all uninatured coupons attached, shou!d
he presented for payment at the otfice Of the
Commercial Trust Company. Trustee. City
Hal Square, Philadelphia, on or after De-
cenlber ], 1922. when all Interest thereon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-18

NiLgORN III. ieadeth rne beside ths
ptiIl waters MARY ADELAIDE DORNAN
HILI.BORN passed away Ncy. ~, lolu
WILLIAM ELMER WILSON.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-18

SALESMES-I.args Office speciality company
has opening for two lve-wlr" shles,,en
In Philadelphia territory. Applicants must
general knowledge Of boolkeep!ne ard ac-
counting office sysfcns Drawing account
and commission contracts onered, call In
peIs0n saturday,
ELLloTT FISHER COMPANY.
t2li Chestnut st
Statesmen, by Editorial Division Of, u. 8.
tives only; well.educst, consist, producers.
cap, Of earn $4,000 a yr. upward. Apply In
person TO r.. II. Winsor, Board Of Trade Of
ilc.s, Bourse Bldg. Fri. and Mon. V.l?:S0.
20. and sat a. NJ.
SAL ESMEN--Threc iivs-~lre salesman for
% the Su!ck,s' selin: 5eri ssssss t. dsys'SU ~ sSc
property: 100 more going w. Call kftWssn
. 30 and 10 4, NJ. pavid ". omoths ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-18

70 nan - ral.hcr aui appearance be-
tween tne ages of 20 ana 30. 40 IAN offer
bv. highly remunera'ivc. You alll 10 given
an otporlnnitv 70 renrs,ent , am: OF tn
Estate. Architectural and S.rdreh lines
whore exp"rten:s :, not absolutely esseh,lnl
II you have tho above re4ui"res \ CON
tractiyo for ws are just opHn.ng Fh!la-
dclpnia Branch, making possible this Oren-
!nr You Mn wgrk with u competent nnn-
ng"r, who ln capable Of siyins YOU every
pos,tbe ass.atance. both In !rSruc,ion and
work ~ the ncid. Applicatiohs from other
towns ana ",,ss In this territory ercspta olr
For Confidential interview write, giving phons
number II possible $50, Ledger Chios
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE


4,i"naant to a blind LADY. TO walk with
rer. /" s"w and max" herself E"n"rally me-
sIgur!ay 'l.a nf,e.noon. i. NJ. at rs s "si
st'e-i.
Buor>k f:t:rER. hy,M,en % ana 81; nes,
All ",n n,enAncs scMt photo, The Train.
~ $rtrul, N.meland. y. J.
CHI DNCRs. s.;--Expcrienced woman about 10
% ss 10 sar@ @rsd, for SO 'Gy' nsssS sssS sna
Narv"y, 1919 Rttrnhouse SO.
cIERk . "a Mature s woman prsisrseIy
u.vst T write = sood I long hand. quick ana ae.
S1rs,s ~ NSuISs: Also s;p"sisRRcsd On Bur.
exSsrlencs Sss .:s' and sata1S ds"red write g.
=! rh!adelph!a.
CLERK-A settled Young lady in n NATL.
or!er departinent must be good and sccu.
rate a. fsures and writing, ard can operate
,yrewrltsr, bring reference. Apply a.
s,no.1tut Co. E HaGer, and sepviva s,s,.
k~EsinstVn.
tyil. cI.ERK ana oince assistant. a larsc.
Mll.rs, AZ 10th and Reed sts
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK - Four in fam.
:" iIr"ad 5tr-.,t st@t'or, or convenisnt 10 G$d
st st. 1h"Hs "'sS sri5n Tna :s4 a0'00N 'A"' ov''o'0''
GIRLS over ~ 10 label and wrap bot.
ps..nt @ and Cork sS n ws % shs
Piy ei"itoS@ReTsi teHfnr,msni; T. MufSia
LADY, for special posI'.on until holidays:
nar b" mad. permanent. prefer Protest
nrt in'rrrs,:d IN chrrch work; between ages
= y and 3d. experience not necessary; give
sssi. l.SD!.'- I,ds.r %nies oil ""- ''''"' "'
lluCSE"0hk =, Waite rr,rl no washing;
c, ''f ho"t sarI s.s Ieaser .1fasS.s' ofsss west o'
rHTTRy , oIH HI; .nS s.Y orss ADPs sv: St '0's'A'
sTENOGRAPHER. Er!scopa,lan, experienced.
sanitation good future, pleasant environ.
n "s "a rnsa sS's .assr ss
STETGGRAFIIER for Drexe Hil Office
woman Of experience around 30 years. for
general Office management: salary S:o; give
II naS' ledger office.
rsTea hha Ts uss :s"s i.pssssss
.,!:!F ..v1fFs iGo fstsss ssasst"S; .'y. "
WsAVERS' cxpor.enced wanted on cspes
ana AZ "r2T asDy S Ys9,'. lsh .na sSn. Sss
woMAN uTenculoS.red, rro1es,sTt. -eS %
a. to ,r,yei south; one ,nnn !ntsrs,ted nG ,S
seif-rriance more essential than sxpsrisne.:
nsrmansn, Dos,,.n sh "pporISTm.y Snn nSbsI i"T sG
" $40, lie l.er OHlc. -
WOMEN We nav. wonderful opportunity
for t4tHe''i,xsmt ,n %,r women OYER 20 SsI iu Ht
4, NJ.
| YOUNG LADIES TO pack Christmas cards;
| coEsrn,al surroundings. Dreka. ll2l Chest
nut.
! YOUNG WOMAN Of good ednea tion, sp-
| pcaranct and personality to call on largest
concerns IN 'he city; rnal selling position.
not canvussiug. commission basis. Mhicn
should net you from $40 week up. Phone
Locust 293!. -
General
MAKE MONEY AT HOME You can earn
! from 81 to 81 an hour In your spare time
! writing showcards: quickly and easily
| learned by our new simple method no can.
| vassing or soliciting; We teach you how. Sc!
! your work and pay you cash each week full
part!cy@Ts Hnd bogkle, free. Write to-day yodo g.
| Ia. AMERICAN SHOWtARp SCHOOL. 2aO
Adams Eldg,, King and Frederick Sta.
Toronto. CANADA.
GIRLS wanted, Govt. po.itiensi clae mo, |
J. nav Wrl;: ls;:'ssss!s:; sSs sS: :s:s r.. 8Ss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-18

SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE OPENFD
"fr sIe q d. sasSiihoSs:: Ycs. Pn!lsSs,pnis
s'snp sa r:Siolssd sssers.s br.skss.s 81 DS,s q
Rerber St Hs!nHe Idsht station. peiavaSS
oay, nv srsorws'tOu on applic atio0. =
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roc AMoNTAs sIHSsyLHIAIED COLLIER.
YEAR FIVE PEk CESI G0LD b1SbS

NoIice Is herebV gIVen. pursuant ~ M.
terms OF The MORTGAGE dated Juiv i,. 1903
ss bsssmbsr ies; IL sale as % .a' 81 ..
the su,n .of .6l, oss. 80. Tho unier.irnuss1d us1d
''aTaHsiE: 'aTHE Nh% YORK is hHHsstTE HHstE COMPANY.
Trustee,
By A. c. DOWNING Jr
Assistant SecretaPp
New York. November :. 1902?
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FOREIGN BONDS
.. Q. Certificates and Treasury Notes

ren,pt from Federal normal income tax.
txcrSptAbls for payment OF income tax
~ On, date q ms,nIi,y ora.. -
49, United States Treasury 3,7s and ~ i
~ December, u. 1922. and Victory Notes,
cSsp is, 1872. al 400 ard interest at
4 SSS time before maturity.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-18

BOOKKEEPER for advertising agency; mUat
have thorough knowledge OF boo1kespiu9,
general ledger. financial statements, etc.,
and capable Of managing department; give
full particulars REGARDING yourself, past EN-.
ployrnent, reason for making change, mar.
ried or single. salary desired to start; per.
monent position out Of town. NJ 62S. Ledger
hoy, about 10 years, to cun errande and to
do general Office work. Apply r 1923. L.O.
BOY vented for after school Lam rnd ga ,sSsstuGdnYs:
Bldg. lss n. ith het.------------------ e.
CLAM and oyster Opener; side knife only.
hpriy timekeeper's onice Bellevus-strat.
CoMposITOK;--.ffrs las job conpositor
for hish-grade open shop; ore having some
sspsrienss Esonsan rrs,rrsd Pers
DUBOIS Press. Catalogue buiIiers ana d
Color rrlnters. Rochestcr. n. Y.-...
pEApssEMce,rea 81 TSSodE sssp ~ tns Ss.
and equipment; mechanical on 9AS plant
equipment: 1st class men only. Apply with
Tstersnces ra n ena gy1 samples Of work. u. q. l.
AF~TsMAN-wanted..a . competent deSI0n.
ing craftsman who has experience with
steam engine or pump work: preference given
70 experience III centrifugal pump desl9n
Address N e24. Ledger Office.
ELECTRICIANS wanted; general eiectricai
contracting and repair work: steady posi-.
ton for married man who would make his
home in u hne. clean city Of 100. 900; GOOD
wages. NJ. y. Hooks Co.. 12-14.l6 Deversux
az. Utica. n NY:----------.-------------.
ERRAND BOY wanted. Apply 241 n. 9Th Of,
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ROOB McNUTT"

= knlsht Of old ever faced 50 MANY
S6osS for his lady fair. no modern Eallant
1go. bs as stsadfast IS ,h.s lover.
~ q SnsssS isispls. d 8. Hil.sssr
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AGENTS

AGENTS-Mcn and women. useful household
article: mpkes O nne NInss present: retail .
for sl.25; big profit. Room 306. Franklin
'rust R,dz
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N NfENORIAN

70, Tor a. wK .s S. ooa oss. .e4o s, s0s ssg 27s IS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-18
kEI.SO sMOkELESS COAL COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE or a0-YEAR GOLD

BONDS. '-"
Notice 10 hereby given 'ha, pursuant 20
tr. sinking Fund provision OF tho Ng~rgaan
alrh July :. 1905. seven - Of tTn aSnys
Lolds, each for, $500, have been frRvG for
redemption on Januar" |, 1923 a. lgyl. o.
aud accrued Inte resi TO thar ddio
The bonds drawn and nun rrcl AZ below
with all uEnIHluled coupons atru, he'd sEn,Td
le presented for pryrneN, a. tho on % O.. ~.
Commercial Trust COUpalv Tr..tas CI,1
iIa!l square, rniiadelpnia. on or afinr r.nS
usry !. 1923 when al interest thereon viii
cease "
Bonds .reS 'dGsiy drawn Nl.I,A IA s.nu,d b.r.
been presented July /. i922- "''
No. 81.
COMMERCIAL TRrsT COMPANY. Tr,.,..
JOHN II. mason. preslisnI
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LAIE0BE l0NNE!LsN!LhI,. C0AL =
2o.YEAR go SINKING FUND GOLD

NENIA COMPRESS COMPANY FIRST
MORTGAGE o PER CENT GOLD
COUPON BONDS. DUE JANUARY
isT, 1927.
Pursuant 20 terms Of nortgaG. da,ed I,y
1907 the I0deTssued invites tenders OF
above bonds for sac and deIivety Ls Of
December !. lo!2. at a uriCc no. .xcteiir
SlOSO and Interest, 10 ,Ee ev'ent ~ sSieO
the sun! ROW available in Sinkirp Fund
Sealed tenders. stating numbers Of bond.
offered. aidTrsGe! to GIRAIsD rR' ST I'tJW,
PAEY. Trustee, SHkiu. Fund Mrx!. Com
press Comgan~ Firsf S.Or' gaze 4 p,r Cen,
tords VIII be recei} et uG'!l IL NJ Soyrm.
Der 20 1929?
GIRARD TRUST COMPANY, Tru,,es
THOMAS :. HOPKINS. Treasurer
LIlu- NJ a "a 70 IrhGr
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HErP WANTED-1fAiH

ADvERTfsfNd MAN. .sxpsrisncSd. wanted
for flour and feed milling machinery; StSte
ase. experience and salary. desired, Address
sprout. Maldron Co. Muncy. Pa.
a practical Idea for saving fuel. Apply
1928 Beech at. kenslnlton o2i8.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-18
BOARDING

PLEASANT large room: residential neisn.
vatc family. Phone TaCony 1909 J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-18

MAKE MONEY At HOME You can earn
from 81 70 81 an hour In your spare time
writing showcards: quickly and easily
learned by our new s-mpl. method; no can.
yassing or soliciting; we teach you how. eel
particulars and booklet free. Write today TO
IL. AMERICAN SHOWCARp SCHOOL, 230
ADAMS Iildgu king and Frederick s's..
Clnl.S Wantsd. lloYt n0aitiNUai. N - mo. |;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-18

H"rENDANT>--Wanted. young woman as
u,i"u.ant TO blind LADY. to walk with
Ner. I" sow and make herself G"nrrally usa-
~. morning hours only. salary 81. AprIy
saturday AFTERNOON. =. NJ. at lis s. I'D
st'ert.
BUOkk f:t:PER. between - ana 81 neat
and accurate: Goub!" entry; SEQ a month
aiI "';..N,enancs, send photo. The Train.
~ school, E,uelald -. J.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-16
"In SOngland'' To Be Presented In
 St. Mary's Hall

'1n Songfapd;" a musical comedy and review. arranged and staged by Frank Raymond and Edward Neary will be presented May 22 and 2s, in St Mary's hall on Pembroke street by the Children of Mary society of St. Mary's church.
 The program will be s follows: s a Smile,' Edith Ezzi, Evelyn Do- herty, Nellie Harrigan, Catherine Maher, Margaret Maher, Mary Guer-
 "P1antation Lullaby" Adele cuneo. assisted by Miss Anna and Miss Kay Burns. When Francis Dances With Me-" Alice Leon
 My Manlnny Knows Alice Petro- Fitzpatrick. Virginia McGovern. Dor othy Cameron, Elsie Mossaeu, Alice Harrigan. Cecilia, Massicotte.
 "Tl1e shiek." GMareh of the Anna Eleanor Faulty, Gertrude Faulty, Grace Aiken, Gertrude Aiken, Helen Fitzgerald, Irene Kelly. Mabel Sher- ry, Concetti Paglia, Grace Kane and Catherine wyInan.
 Teasing Moon," Louise Muratore. (dancersl, Anna Burns, Kay Burns, Helen Steele, Adele Cuneo. Grace Kane. Marion Muratore.
 nond ay toT 2Hn 1d51ie o1s sg,a5Ia TEank disS Rsy Loretta Lynch, (Colonia1 Minuettel. Edith Ezzi, Evelyn Doherty. Helen Harrigan, Catherine Maher, Margaret Harrigan, Mary Guer1n. Marion Mur- atore, Dora DeIVecchio.
 "Gin Gin Ginny shore.'' Gene vieva Sh0rndoff. s'SeIve aj Little Dram for Me-" Robert Nearen
 Fancy Drill by Catherine T1chy, Dorothy Tfchy, Bernice Rutner, Irene Ma1oney. May McKeon. Ber- nice Winfield, Christina Eagen, Lacy Pascone, Virginia Rutner, Dorothy Walsh.
 'Hello Prosperity Louise Prev.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-16
Poli Review

The American public is only too well accustomed to Arabian films made in southern California, in which western cow ponies serve as Arabian horses and prickly cactus plants as palm trees. Now comes an Arabian film | which is really different. It was ac-
 tually made in Arabia by French | company. Native Arabs mounted on their spirited thoroughbred horses give the tuch of trueness-to-life to the production.
 Sheik's Wife is that the western cow pony type of Arab steed Is conspicu- ous by its absence. Every member of the large cast is mounted on real These horses by their tapering legs and dainty hoofs. their deep chests and upstanding necks can readily be differentiated from all other breeds of horses. In that land the poorest tribesman is often the owner of horse which in this country would fetch thousands Of dollars. These dash ing, beautifully colored specimens of horseheSh give an atmosphere to this picture which could not have been been secured. in any other way eN- cept by a trip to Arabia itself, the home of splendid horses.
 The vaudeville bill was headed by Bert Fitzgibbon. Bert is a riot, a hit. and the best on this bill, in fact the best on any bill is none too high a rating for Bert. He is ably as sisted by his brother Lou at tine plano and xylophone and Mir. Roach, so1oist. | Bert is the original daffydiu and Is
 without peer in n1s line.
 Iawyon. new style juggler. play
 ing the drum with three rubber balls
 and his master stunt, juggling iron balls off the back of his neck. was | able to bring forth a heavy applause. F Saxton and Farrell in ''The E1op-
 ers,'' was a very poor act, with a
 pretty setting. The singing is bad
 and the absence of comedy makes it
 Marion in Still Arguing" is good ir
 parts Marion generally carries the burIesque too far, and wears on the
 audience. They sing well, however | and are somewhat entertaining.
 | The Robbins family, four little tots two boys and two girls. are a quartet | of well trained youngsters under the l able tutleage of their father. They | do some very clever balancing nd
 tun1bHng, but their place is on the
 mat and not in speaking or singing
 parts. It makes the audience gasp tc l see these tots struggling with a song 1 or speaking part. The kids are 1 good and the father is a wonder
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-16
In The Theatres
PLAZA.

People stand up nightly at the Plaza theatre to cheer the thrilling scene in which Richard Barthelmess as David, rescues Anna Moore. DOT trayed by Lillian Gish, from the ice foe at the climax of D. w. Griffith's wonder spectacle, "Way Down East:' It has been heralded as the worlds greatest motion picture and from the enthusiasm shown here it is full worthy of the title for no other pie ture has aroused such thrills and ad- miration as this Griffith picture has. The simple romance is taken from William A. Brady's famous stage sue cess of the same name and Griffith has woven it into a classic that will live forever. Way Down East" has a human story to tell, and there is a straightforward and effective method employed, with a continuation Of tremendous power. The effects used with the picture and the augmented orchestra playing the special music score aroused the large audience to a height that has seldom if ever been equaned in such an assembIage. The picture is shown three times daily.
 An entire new vaudeville and pie ture program will comprise the offer ings for the last half of this week. The Melody Revue and Harry Moneys Comedy Circus head the vaudeville program.