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LANDSLIDE FOR
BROOKHART IN
IOWA ELECTION

Des Moines, Iowa, June 7.-CBy the
Associated Press = Non -committal
acceptance at Washington by sena-
tors Cummins and Rawson Of Iowa OF
the news Of the Smith w. Brookhart
landslide for United States senator
aroused speculation in old guard
circles here today as to how Brook
hart will fit into the Republican party
machinery.
Returns from 2.235 Iowa precincts
out OF 2,34s for the Republican sena-
torial nomination emphasized the
progressive victory giving Brookhart
Al per cent of the total vote cast,
and sent Clifford Thorne. another
progressive, into second place, above
Charles r. Pickett. the old guard
Republican candidate. The tally now
gives: Brookhart, 1c9,426; Thorne,
50,696; Pickett. 1889: Francis,
3s.o24; Sweet, 1892, and Stanley,
1854.
5 A silence reigned today concerning
the plans of the state Republican or
%sanization for the ensuing campaign
against Clyde l.. Herring, the Demo-
cratic nominee.
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Legal NOTICES


Sealed bid will be received UP TO
the E1!isville School Board. Williams
Co; y. D., for the furnishing OF ali labor
and material and for the constructors
fcations for building two school houses.
The bids will be for two different plans.
One with FULL basement, the other one
five per cent. Of the amount Of the hikh.
est bid OF each bidder to accompany bid
as a guarantee to enter INFO contract
ana the fuyniEhlne OF a boyd. Plans are
y. d. Northern School supply Co, Ear
Eo; ~: D. and at the. clerks Office In
Elltsville township. IL VIII be opened
at the clerks office Tune fifth. { o'clock
p. M. Board reserves the right to reject
n and all bids. u, "
by Order Of the Board.
.r 4 S. @. BIBLER,
Marnon, N. D..
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, \
County Of Grand Forks

County OF Grand Forks.
In County Court.
In the matter Of the estate OF Elmer A.
kyllo, deceased:
Notice Is hereby given by Leslie Ia
kyllo. administrator OF the estate Of
Elmer A. Kyllo, deceased, to the
creditors OF. and all persons having
claims against said deceased. to present
the said Lewis l.. .Kyllo. at McCanna,
y: D.. within six 90 months after the
first publication Of his notice.
Dated May eth, A. +. 1882.
LEWIS H.. KYLLO,
Administrator of the -Estate OF
Elmer A. Kyllo. Deceased.
Fret p%1slication May asst; 1872
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LEGAL. NOTICES
HoFrc1 or M011oA0n Yo11oE0D-
!. s.il.' ,U2D 1AID i,

Notice is hereby given that that GER
tain raort&eEe made. executed and de-
'p'bsten. her hlisband. Is mortgAeors. to
dSorge n McWfllfAsns. asIAdihinistrator
Of the estate o. john G. NcWilltSms.
deeecsed: A. mortEasss. datea nscesaRer
or the register of deeds In and for Nell
son oMnt North Dakota. on December
Sth, 1890. and there. recorded in Book
siS1@of Mortgages page 4ci. and. there
after recorded In the office OF the regis
tar of deeds IN and Tor Grand Forks
county, North DAkota, on December 2.
1870. n there recorded In hook lat Of
M0rtxAeee, mage 100
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G BEAL Is
STILL IMPROVING

Kansas City. Mo-. June Miss
Peggy Marie Zeal. nurse who shot
and killed Frank Warren Anderson,
department store welfare director,
last Saturday. was reported early to-
day by her physician to he steadily
recovering from a wound self-indict-
ed after the shooting Of Anderson.
No charge had been fled against her
early today.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-16
THE MOVIE FANS LETTERBOX
BY HENRY NJ. NEELY
POLA NEGRI

r. NJ. r. writes: "Just recently
became interested in your section. but
am too busy some nights to look at
the newspaper. My interest In the
photoplay dates back to It's beginning.
II like the human pictures best,
those with the real meaning of llfe--to
me they are as good as good sermon,
spiritually as we'll as mentally.
MY list Of best bets comprises ::
Courage with Alexander 3. Francis
and Sam de Grasse and Naomi Childcrs.
Francis is like Ogle to me-nigh per-
fect--touching the heartstrings.
"'Behold My Wife, with Elliot
Dexter and Mabel Julienne Scott. One
Of Dcxter's best--in my opinion. Miss
Scott was excellent.
Something to Think About was
another Dexter success Ito me).
"Cnsson Ferguson was par excellence
in Prince Chap with Meighan.
Better pictures likely will never be
seen than Civilization Hearts Of the
World Something to Think About.
Courage THE Four Horsemen Of the
for all around worth. .On With the
Dance with Mae Murray and David
Powell: Sand with Hart: The Mir
ace Man. and 'Coppcrhead, with
Lionel Barrymore. shall always re-
member them, too.
II have forgotten the stories Of the
following. but they could hold their
own today with what We usually see:
"1912-1913 The Defeat of the
Conqueror" (Mlano) On Burning
Sands with Edwin August and Miss
MACPHERSON Powers) The God
Within, Henry Walthall. Claire Nc
Dowell, Blanche Sweet (AB); The
Crusaders World; Brave Lady Bab-
bic Barbara Tenant. o. A. G. Lund
(Eclair); The Escape with Owen
Moore, Robert Harron. May Marsh and
Blanche Sweet 90. w. G.): The
Crimson Cross. with Will Sheerer,
Mildred Bright and Alexander b. Fran
els (Eclairo: Power of the Cross
Arthur Johnson and Lottic Briscoe
Nubin).
"Do you remember The Barbarian
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-16

1ngomar'? 'Othello. the Moor OF Ven
ice, or Nero and the Burning Of
Rome? Some of your readers went
quite ways back. but | think that
beats most of them.
They were better than some features
today-thoso Of at least sixteen years
ago. I have a long list of pictures
| hive actually seen, some 5000--since
1927 have almost complete casts.
"You will believe l am insane now
surely, presume. The letter will in
tercst the fans anyway.
II believe the picture play will hold
the children as we'll as adults in an
educational way, just as strongly in
the future. 4 list of my favorites is
almost impossible:
"Malc - Alexander F. Francis,
Charles Oglc. II. B. Walthall. Har-
Elliot Dexter. Winter Hail, Lionel
barrymore. Casson Ferguson, Joseph J.
bowling. Nigel de Brulier, Charles
Clary, Raymond Hatton, Theodore Rob.
crts. G. RAYMOND Nye. Lewis J. Cody,
Thomas MMghan. William Farnum,
House Peters. Conrad Nagel. James
Kirkwood Matt Moore, Jack Holt,
Thomas Holding. Wallace Reid. Doug
las Fairbanks. F.. X. Lincoln. Harold
Lloyd, Lewis Stone. Joseph Swichards.
George Siegmann. Fritz I.ieber.
"Female-Ethel Clayton, Claire
Windsor, Mabel J. Scott, Dorothy
Dalton, Mary Pickford. Alice Joyce,
Lois Wilson. Corrinne Griffith. Fontaine
La Rue, Sccna Owen. Helene chad.
wick, Martha Mansfield, Lila Lee,
Lillian Gish, Anna q. Nilsson. Agnes
Ayres, Leatrice JOY"
Zone things certain: You give 40
long a list of fnvorites that you're
pretty sure to strike some of the pets"
of every fan. That's what I call play
ing safe.)
EmanOn writes: 80 intrisue you,
do ]?
'Possibly moro so when | further
slip you the inside info and state that,
besides having movies on Sunday, we
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-16
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

,,pr Charles J. Hatfield. OF Chestnut
M, has issued cards for q tea on
Wednesday afternoon, October 4, from
: until $50 o'clock. to introduce his
qqSaughter. Miss Margaret Alexander
hatheld, who will be one OF this sea-
ssons debutantes. The card OF DR.. Hat
rrelds nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs.
W, j. Romeyn Taylor OF Chestnut
aIl' formerly Of New York. and his
,ahc.osed in the invitation. a dinner
vance in hoLor Of Miss Hatfield and
Mss Lucy Sturgis. Jefferys, daughter of
n and Mrs. william II. Jefferys, OF
Gihestnut Hin, will follow the tea. Miss
natheld will also be the guest OF honor
a. a ball which her father viii give at
IIhe Bellevue -Stratford on December 26
pt Hatfield and his family have just
,,ttturned from Europe, where they spent
MRS Paul Clayton, OF 2221 De Lancey
pace, pace, and Graywyn, Haverford has
issued invitations for n luncheon at her
hhonle In Havcrford on Thursday, Octo-
Yer 3, In honor Of her daughter. Miss
paIuara l., Clayton, and Miss Constance
BBoGsers, daughter of Mrs Willard
PPoo99gers, Both Miss clayton and Miss
hodgers will be debutantes of this
Sutulnn Miss Clayton viii be intro
weed az tea given by her parents on
the the guest" guest Of honor at a dance later IN
MISS Muriel Bishop, daughter of Mr..
usmnes Bishop, OF Minlor, Torresdale,
MI MI be among the bridesmaids at the
murilago of her cousin, Ni-S Marion
N"''or' daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. M.s, s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-16
Interesting Wedding and
Other NOrriStOwn affairs

Miss Rachel L. Hiltner. daughter Of
oth mo h'1 Mcetinp MrS and Mr 'ne Hnrbert OF piy
Blaricum. of Spencerport. N. Y. viii bs
married on September %, at 1 O'Clock,
in St. Peters Lutheran Church, Barren
Hill. The Rev. J. NJ. Chamberlain will
oflclate Miss Mildred Horner niece Of
the bride. will act as maid of honor, and
Mr. Grover Hltner the brides brother,
will be the best man. Mr., Van Blari-
cum and his bride will live at Spencer
port. n. Y.
Mrs Joseph Smith. who was recently
married. was the honor guest at mis-
celaneous surprise shower on Wedncs-
day, given her by the members of her
Sunday school class OF the Haws Avenue
Methodist Church. Miss Margaret Pifer
is the teacher OF the class.
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West Philadelphia Girl
Engaged; Other Erents

Mr.; Thomas Smith, Of 5000 Christian
street and stone Harbor. N. J., an.
,n nouncHs the engagement Of his daugh.
yer, Miss Sue V. Smith, to Mr.. J. Weir
Darrah. of this city.
Mr. and Mrs II. Eugene Heine have
returned to this city and have taken
apartments at the Aquilla. 475o SAMSON
street.
MRS; Bertram NJ. Wilde. Of $40 Nor.
folk street. entertained the members OF
M her sewing circle on, September 1o. a
shHwef ot1y Ab Sas sysn 5S IN AdSo hsop Of Miss
Florence Keppler' Miss H Fiorencs iaKss' tber Mtss
Miss Miss F.orence Hasenfuss. Vera Good.
Wids SilS@ Mrs Ms' ohm Annd hesa Wide e., Ms
Albin and her sister. who is visiting her
from Richmond. Va.
-, Miss Marie Louise Treacy, of 421a
Chestnut street. has returned from Camr
Tegimtha at Mount Pocono, and is now
the guest Of Miss Polly Van Hagen at
Cape May.
Mr.. and Mrs, Louis Zifferblatt have
spent the summer, to their new home
at $500 Warrington avenue.
A meeting Of the Ola Afo was held
on Tuesday evening at the home of Miss
Rose Helfensten, 64s South Sixtieth
street. entertainments and refresh
iIeHts Io!i !io"cu me NleetlnR. Mr., Will
liam Tuciman gave vocal solo The
members present were Miss Rose Helfen :
stein Miss Claire Coren, Miss Sylvia
Sigelboum, Miss Anna Klein. Miss Anna
LaZowick and Miss Sadye Schwartz The
guests were The Five Horsemen," Mr..
Myer Stein. Mr.. Herman Tuckman, Mr..
Wil! 'Tuckman. Mr.. Sidney Schwartz,
Mr.. Harry Minkowsky. Mr.. Arthur ST.
gal. Mr. Philip Popkins, Of Trenton and
Mr.. Herman Portner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter NJ. Harvey, o.
West Philadelphia. announce the mar
riage Of their daughter. Miss Gertrude
Elizabeth Harvey, to Mr.. Matthew Bon
sal. of Oak Lane, on Thursday, August
81. at Eoylestown. Pa.
Mrs. L. B. Walker. of 474o johnson
street, gave miscellaneous shower on
Wednesday evening In honor OF Miss
Mary Connohan, OF Lansdowne. whose
marriage to Mr.. Harold Anderson, son OF
Mr.. David Anderson, also Of Lansdowne,
will take place this fall. There were
forty guests. Mrs Walkers son and
daughter-in-l law. Mr.. and Mrs. John M,
Walker. who have been visiting her for
some time. have returned to their home
in Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Harry y. Blair. OF 5144 wyalusing
avenue, who is now In Washington, D'
c., as the guest Of friends, will make an
extensive trip through Virginia stop
ping for few days in Richmond
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-16
4 Yachting Party and Trips
Occupy South Philadelphia

Mr. James Boyle, Of 1917 Wolf street,
gave a yachting party on the James q
last evening at Red Bank, N ].
Miss Helen KowalewskI. OF 22s1 Reed
street has returned home after having
spent several weeks in Ocean City. n. ].
TT. G. Vico Clcconne and his son
Emmett, of 1909 South Broad street.
have left for a trip to Montreal, Can.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Aull, OF 24Ol
South Sixteenth street. who went abroad
In June. are now visiting relatives in
Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. David NJ, De Meis and
their family. Of 26o4 South Bouyier
wood. where they have closed their
summer home.
Miss Betty Cusack. OF 2324 South
Bowler street. has just returned from
Wildwood, where she was the guest
Of Miss Jacqueline De Meis, OF 26O4
South Bouver street. for the past two
weeks.
The marriage of Miss Madeline A.
Spoerl. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Spoerl, OF 2247 Jackson street and
Mr.. Charles Mccartney. Of 25O7 South
Eghteenth street took place at noon on
Travis officiated Miss kathryne Smith
was bridesmaid and Mr.. Christie
SpOeTl. DTOtneT or tfe Drlde. was Deee
man. A reception followed at the home
Of the brides parents. after which Mr..
and Mrs. Mccartney left on a wedding
trip to Atlantic City. Upon their return
they Will live at .2i7 jackson street
Miss Lillian Rchman. of sS3 South
Second street, has returned from
motor trip through Western Pennsyl-
yaria. She also spent a month In Cleve-
land.
The marriage OF Miss Alice c. Alter.
daughter Of Mr.. Joseph Alter, OF 2436
South Woodstock street, to Mr.. George
r. Reckard, OF Atlantic City. n. j.. Will
take place some time IN the autumn at
st. Monica's Church. Seventeenth and
Ritner streets.
Niss Peggy Hurley. OF 22l2 South
Carlisle street. has returned home after
an extensive stay in Chelsea,
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Delaware County Persons
Return From Shore Resorts

Mr.. and Mrs. Smedley Ward have re-
turned 10 their home In Sharon Hill
from Ocean City. whore they spent
few weeks.
The Rev. DR., and Mrs Gladstone
Holm and their daughter. Miss Beatrice
Holm, of Chester. have just returned
from two weeks stay In Nova Scotia,
John NJ. Justice. of Frankford, at their
summer home. Pictou Lodge. Bay View
Mr.. and Mrs, John Flemming, of Eas,
Twentieth street. Chester, have been
entertaining their son-in'law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel ]. Sterrett, OF
oil city. Pa, for few days since their
return from Lake George, where they
have been for three weeks. Mrs. Ster-
rett will remain In Chester for a fort
night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-16
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Talks of Engagement of Miss Hecksche'
to Mr.. Harrson--Smmt Clothes
Interest Euery One

Taylor ~ New York. and Mr.. Lang
horne Gibson, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Dana Gibson. and nephew OF
Lady Astor. which viii take place p,,, at at
the guest of honor at a buffet supper
followed by dancing, which Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Rush Will give on Tuesuay
evening next The engagement OF MISS
bishop and Mr.. Benjamin Rum. Jr..
has been announced.
Miss Frances w Gerhard. daughter
Of pr. and Mrs. Arthur II. Gerhard. Of
2cC4 Dc Lancey place. will be tho guest
T. Duncan Wbelen, of Glenlodge, over
on oGS; October @ ' n Miss resm Serhard @ viii nfs BE-
debutante of this season.
Mr.. and Mrs Charlton Yarnall, OF
Crum Creek Farm. Devon. will give n
small dinner-dance on Saturday evening
next In honor Of the members Of the
Argentine polo team.
Miss Margaret Watson of German
town, will entertain at dinner at her
homo on Friday evening, September %,
IN honor of Miss Elizabeth Burrill Luck
Gle. of Lansdowne. whose marriage to
Mr.. Hobart Rowland. of Media. will take
place on Saturday evening. Septem-
bcr %.
Mr. and Mrs. George r. Weikel will
give dinner-dance at the Cedar Brook
Country Club this evening. in honor OF
Miss Margaret Agnes Tullidge, daughter
OF. DR.. and Mrs. George Bowler Tul.
!idge, Of 6365 Woodbine avenue, over.
brook. who will be married TO Or. Rob
ert Porch Sturr, Of Haddon Heights,
n; j.. on "Wednesday evening. September
20, in st. Paul's Protestant Episcopal
Church, Overbrook. The guests will in
clude the bridal party. Mrs. Weikel will
attend Miss Tullidge as one Of her
bridesmaids.
Mr.. r. Livingston Sullivan, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Francis Sullivan
OF the Woods, Radnor, and Mr.. William,
r. Taylor, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
NJ Taylor, OF Ardmore. are at the Mount
Washington Hotel, in the White Noun
tains. y. H.. on tour Of the goii
courses in New Hampshire.
Mrs. Robert Emott Hare. who has
town. r: l.. has returned to her country
place. Stonyhurst. STAFFORD
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Brown Mo.
tain at an Informal supper at their home
this evening after the wedding rehearsal
of their daughter, Miss Laura Dotfer
Mccowen. and Mr.. Winfield Scott Smith.
whose marriage will take place on Mon
day evening next in the Episcopal
Cnnurch or the Saviour. Thtrty-eighth and
Chestnut streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. jackson Sa,,er of
3o4 Whona avenue. Germantown. arc
a son. Robert Cherry Sailer, on SEN
itember ~. Mrs. sailer will be remem.
bered as Miss Esther r. Cherry, daugh-
ter or Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cherry, Jr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-16

Purnell Pratt. who plays tho role of
Deering. the District Attorney. IN Tho
Charlatan" mt the Walnut. is ono Of
the few actors on broadway who never
played in stock. stock companies, -
he says. mo matter how efficiently run.
preclude by the very nature Of tho
business any sharp Charnrt"rizations.
while the competition in fast company
on Broadway makes you extend your
self continually There is nothing in
his own career 10 show ho is wrong in
his belief He began with Robert Ede-
son in "Stronghoart' back in 1909.
and has followed thnt with "Rrown Of
Harvard" " The Time Tho Plnce, The
GIRL" "riorro Of tho Plains" "The
Witching Hour, "Tho Yankee Prince. -
"Wnllingford. "Thn Little Million
aire." ''Sev"n Keys to Baldpnte" and
Just Married."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-16
North Philadelphians Home
From Shore and Mountains

Mrs. L. L. Feller, Of the Hotel Ma
jestic. has returned from stay at
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edwin Fox and
their family have returned TO their
home. 1906 North Sixteenth street. after
spending the summer at kennebec
Lodge, Oakland. Me.
Miss Marion NJ. Wyman. Of 1902 Rus.
comb street, has returned from a sum-
mer's stay at Camp Cedar Island, Ra-
quctte Lake, New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Refs, of 1903
Master street. have returned from At
lantic City.
Miss Helen Morris, OF 45l7 North FIJI
teenth street. has left ON an extensive
trip to Niagara Falls and Canada.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-16
RUSSIAN OPERA SOON
Company viii open In Academy OF
Music on September rs

The Russian Grand Opera Company
will appear here for seven performances
TO be given at the Academy Of Music
beginning Monday evening. Septem
ber %.
The company comprises more than
ninety members. which include princi-
pals double chorus. ballet, orchestra
and technical staff The operas chosen
for presentation IN this city ar"
Monday evening. "Sncgourotchka
Tuesday. Boris Godunof y; W"dnoS' .
day. "Russalka"; Thursday., "Piqut
Dame" Friday. "Dcmon" SATURDAY.
matinee. LA Juive," and for the last
performance, "Czar's Bride.
Ina Bourakaya, who mnde such an
individual brilliant success when the
company appeared here last season ana
who has recently been engaged by IN"
Metropolitan Opera Company, VIII mp d,
pear as guest artist in "BOris' ana
the Gears Bride"