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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-29

that the director is the whole thing in
making a motion picture" says the
man who directed 1.-The Three Mus
keteers' aud is now doing blood and
sand as Rodolph Valentines first
star picture. His success would be
impossible unless he were first given Il
story of real human interest and ca =
pablc. intelligent actors for its interpSc :
tation.
Just Ii kc a chef making a delicious
pudding. the ingredients must bc of thc
finest quality. But the mixing. the care
as to seasoning. the temperature of the
ovens--it is in these little details that
a great chef differs from the lowly
kitchen mechanic in some obscure hnsl,
house.
And so it is with director. Only
his problem is much greater than that
of u chef. The latter has only to thinl,
of the palates of Il restricted neighbor-
hood the director must season and cool;
TO please the New Englander with his
appetite for solid boiled dinners: the
denizens of chill con carne Southwest
those virilc persons along the northern
border who like their victuals to be rich.
rare meat. and last class Of critical
dilcttantcs with super sensitive palates.
Should you ever be led to think of
a director as being man with nothing
to do but give orders through mega :
phone--jiuat compare his problems with
that of the high priced cook who pre-
pares the meal YOU may eat in a
luxurious hotel. knowledge of drama tic
essentials must BE- linked with an In =
stinct for what all Of the different na :
tional sections like in the way Of enter
tainment.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-29
Chs Daily Movie Magazine

the Stanley. with Norma Tai lmadgc,
who think Is most probably the uni
vcrspl favortc. Stars come and 60,
but Norma Talmadgc holds her own.
"In 'Smiin' Through she has not
only come back. but gives promise of
better things. 1t is too true that lately
she has had rather poor vehicles
,though not 80 bad that they haven t
delighted the box oftices--due., most
likely to the fact that Norma Talmadgc
played in them yathcr than to the pic
ture itself, but this one gives her an
opportunity to display her wonderful
charm and very individual style of act
ing. The story of the picture Is q
beautiful one-one that fills the soul
with n sweetness hard to find in most
modern stage plays or picturcs-and the
supporting cast is really admirable
one. Wynham Standing does some very
fine acting. both as the lover of forty
years ago and as the old man. living in
his dreams and his love for the dead
NLoonyeen.
II saw Jane Cowl play in the piece
when it was here last year. and 1t was
Il really beautiful production but | am
sire the picture more thnn equals II.
even IL some of the speeches are lost.
In the picture, Norma Talmadgc lives
the part. heart and soul. as she does
in most Of her plays. and it is prob
ably that that makes the action so real
and So poignantly sweet. At any rate.
when Moonyeen. as the bride of forty
years ago. dies in the arms Of her lover
and newly mad" husband. | am sure
there was never Il theatre moro quiet
than that one was during that part Of
the picture.
Il soc Pauline Frederick is to play
next season in W. Somerset Vaughan 5
play. East Of Suez.' produced by A.
II. Woods ton the stage. of coursc) &.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-29
DIRECTOR is CHEF
OF PHOTOPLAYS.
SAYS FRED NIBLO

THE chef of motion pictures. The
L fellow who stirs in the ingredients
and sees that ico cream is not mixed
with pickles or oysters with sugar: the
man whose delicate job it is to season n
dish that will be equally acceptable 10
tho entertainment palatcs of New York,
Kalamazoo or Medicine Bend.
Such a person, says Fred Nibo. is
q motion picture director.
Il am not one with those who insist
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-29

from down stairs. me saying. Good mite,
pew. holcy smoaks. watts that!
Goodniss grayslliss. 'pcw. It seems to
be down stairs. scd ma. and scd. Pops
down, in the kitchin, watts he doing
town there?
Wich me anN ma went down TO sec.
and the soop pot was on the stove and
pop was stirring inside IL with long
stick and the smell was fcarser on ac-
count of being so mutch closer. ma
saying, wy Willyum, for land sakcs
Willyum. pew.
a little home brew. mcerly tlat and
nuthirg mere. there's nutning TO get
ixcitcd about. scd pop, and ma scd. But
Willyum. that stuffs not fit to drinl;
unless It's made by all expert.
We'll. this is being made by an cx-
rcrt, jest wait till you taist it. sc,l
pop, and ma scd. Enybody that waits
till taist it never had IA longer wait
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-29

IN their life. and Willyum. 4,
terrible, pew.
1t has q sli.c aroma, 7 odn,,,
dont smell half as bad us tbnt cSut SVut
incents 'Gladdiy was berninv 0nlne,l
hccr last week to your crate ;Nurl
pop, and mud scd, No. IL dom NY. N
,aIf as .I.,,I 1ad, it smells 1000 times ws,u Ss
eed. There's not u naybcr in tbn tbnu M
with cnuff lrancs TO think, nj "S +, olcl
to move eny time. w Go
Watts the use tawking to you, On,
Meaning no usc, and she GnicL 'ed ne
the kitcIin windo. saying. Let Rut "
up all mite, and pop scd. How sta
Derg!ers' D. , Is ana % ma sed, No bergler aooa co~9
me staying down and watchina asen
l had TO go to bed. not mindHinop y
smell as mutch after got used y
proving what you can get used ~ 10 Il
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-29
No. f74-TO Form Four Equal Trf.
ANGLES with Six Matches.

Six matches are laid on the table and
spectator liz asked to place them 30
that they form four equal triangles.
Three are the most any one will be able
to make. The performer. however, ac-
complishes the apparently impossible
feat.
The solution is shown by the dia :
gram. Three of the matches are laid
forming a triangle. The other three
arc placed like tripod. each match
starting from an angle of the triangle on
the table and coming together at the
same point. The upright matches are
held in position by the thumb and fore
finger Of one hand
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-29
Little Benny's
Notebook
-
~ L.. puo,
BY Lee Pape

Ycstidday pop .brawt home big
packidgc and stuck it in back of the
door in the hall. me saying. Watts that.
pop? and him saying. Not mutch SO
far but It has possibilities, and after
suppir was doing my lessins in the
setting room and wishing was finish
ing them instcd Of jest starting, them.
and ma was darning holes out Of socks
and all of a suddin one of the fearsest
smells I ever snelt started to come III,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-29
Factory Ransacked by Thieves

Thieves ranSackcd the mattress fac
tory of Ilcrlick brothers ut 21J Iom-
bard street. some time during the week =.
end, but the loss was trivial. Police
suspect boys of the neighborhood
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-29
PHOTOPI.AYS

The following theatres obtain their pictures through
the STANLEY Company of America which is guarantee
of early showing of the finest productions. Ask for the
theatre in your locality obtaining pictures through the
Stanley Company of America
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-10
Dandruff Soon
Ruins The Hair

Giris-if you want plenty o. thick
beautiful glossy SAX hair % by
al means gst I'd Of dandraff Or g.
~ili ttar,e your hair and ruin D. II
goR don't
Il does no g5od % Try 20 brlah
or wash i out The only fura va
- got rid % dandruff u % dissolve
u. then you destroy Il en.irelI
To DO this. get shout four ounc
or ordinary lquld aryon apply b
a. night ghsn retiring. use enough
20 moisten the scalp and rub @ IN
gently with ihe finger tlqa
~ mornluf most u not an. =
your dandrur vii b. gone. and
three 81 four more agploltione viii
completely dissolve and ontrfg d.
stroy eFsry single algn and trace -
q.
You will find. too. thAi an itching
and dnlng ~ ihs scaD all stop.
and your hair Wlil look and f6ti D
hundred tines better Yoa cah SET
liquid aryon ai any drug store Pour
ounces Is 81 you vii need. no ms
ter how much dlndrufi you have
THIS simple remedy never faiia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-10
FINANCE EXPERTS
TELL OF GERMANY
Say That Only a Two Year
Moratorium Viii Give De.
feated Nation a Chance
To Heal

neda. Nos ie rhs nuet 90
the experts who have been nvssu
sailnE seonoms conditions IN Ger
many Professors ksynts. fhana
leuls and Casssi advocate tua
ysau moricuum frm rspanuoas
pasmsnts ~ each or 10 kua snd
stahinssilan - lhs marx IN the
basis y aeal 60 ssaa mark. io the
dollar up agilslng ne rtisAbsns :
Eo'd reserve
Ths rspou coniend, nat ne On
anc a proa,sm cann,t hs solved
uohu ths mark n stabilized ana
that sanitation would he impa.-
sih'e without moratorium
Paymsnis Await audass
TAs experts sugrest thar hsR ths
reschhanka grld voaia suffice and
should BE- devoted e. rsaurehase
Paper marks iha rsparshase 20 hc
reffnUed 10 csrmAn hank note
sspetlsfy hose IN f1rl m pessss
sion. bui excluding eneheqaer on,
The moratorium mght need 10 o.
at aided and payments should no,
Be rgfumtd untl usrrany = able
20 alschanse thsm from roal
h-dest saplus which ne sresrta
'hlnk ma, 10 sliainahle IN two
,ears
The cnsid ? 'hat mir plans
would he facilitated 10 "a ths moan.
tiri' negoihlions VT. aartaa win
s consiorum of hana IS Is suipa,,
Hah.lIfai1n q mod credit, and
also hat a fore'gn lean cannot g.
tH1eetsd until the r.parsiious 1fob.
lem e fu.ly settled
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-10
HEAD Of STATE MINERS
UNION TO RESIGN
Wilkinson Determined To Quit,
Regardless OF Protests Made
BY His Supporters Out
Saturday

Mnfkoeee. Nov. 10 John wllkln-
son viii retire neat Sunday a. presi.
dent oi District 2i United Nine
worker, of America. he announced
Thursday AZ meeting o. The district
board called 70 aet 90 s's rcsinatlon
He previously had .ot hls retirement
for December The board failed 20
act and viii consider tho resignation
~ viii only be q formanty.H VII.
hnson said I am eoinr % resign
regardless - those who have asked
me 20 reconsider could have been
reelected u ! had wanted -. niea
for tho nexi term hecanse wanted 10
show Oscar Ameringer and he fol.
cwers that ! vas Far from licked
Amerluger. editor oi tho Oklahoma
Leader socialist newspaper. pub
iished AZ Okiahoma city. and others
attempted % force Wliknaon's retire
ment al the special district conren-
tion held here. iafi spring
wilkInson forced ihe expulsion IN
1918 of union men belonging 70 the I.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-10
Do YOU WONDER,
ASKS THIS LADY
That I'm = Believer in CardpiG
Got So Weak She Had 20
CO q Bed Bui Read

Aet ctet1s
Osauafoule. Kaas ars ~ NJ
kelsL formerly * Ii.ao.~ rss1'ns
acre. x2ys We MqFt4 tQ n
skste slssea yt40s So ans ( h1d
guoA health teg a lsrs pAils ard
tAta so1t yssr os - 49, { Aaa .
bad sick spsn w
4 ~ 80 ~eak ! c.aicat -. 1
co1ltnt Ss2nd % my tsft a. az J
Asc % - 10 oed.
4 suffered = ggsat daa w2s
~ nerVoas fsN ! c-aan. NN
I tired medicines. ana eVtrg s
Tins. had the hesi & autaAons
,ss wasn't Saie 10 fei az
= lay Tor thFse uon as, aci - e
- a. Anything
Ny Husband Is h.l post and
Aas circal2rs disirNaisd Cus Ca
there cAAnced = D. . Laa.es BHh
day Ain1nSe auors his clFcaasri
I Rad a. and te,4 some - .hf
family q 81 ne q Bottle os Csrtai
They LAUGHED and sad s.ui4a B
take *. Bat ! t.t = gan with a
Tablespoon every two heurs
4 Qaii a. ether medicine and
took Il lCardul fllfhNay. and swo
~reeks from he tine hsEln to
take Cardli was OK of heAhet e.
than Tor montAs
= kegt y up and contnn.d -
Improve unul I was well erm2n.
DO you wcnaer fhAi ! an b +
lever II Cartli' ! cegt4irlt ar
And am sure there IS no ~ ~
;oaic made Tor women than Car1al
AL draggisgs sell Cards.. Tor ~e-
Eel.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-10
MEAslEs' s. {: ',...... ;, .......
~ cold uouhles. uss nightly
vISG: KS
Ovxf ~ Nina jan UseS fsassg
PERSONAL MENTION

]
Mr nf'bef Ttsaetis. former
Guthrie eltlf n. who has recently
hecoma mtmoer q De fIen g
kir.iu. Noelse', Campbell luckoN
and kea'ine ~ New York CITY D .
been SEN by his firm % liah 1u
legai hus.ntsf Mr Tnbeiis. ac-
compan.td by Mrs T.bhehf. sailed
November % b. gcns twe months
= = y
Ar and Mrs T = Mccoy ami
In oAlahora ciir
y y 3
NJ and Mrs sam SIN o., Miss
Yeita v Alden and Miss II len
Radnish wiI moior - Norm,n TO-
morrow fer Home Coming day.
NJ. md Mrs. J II Rec'or have
JUS returned from Enid where ihey
Visited iheir son. Roy. who hsd an
accident zh.ch caused the loss q
the sight ~ his left eye.
r y y
Mrs Tanner of MARVEL. Nssv
Neaica is ~, sutst q. htr parents.
NJ. and Mrs. = G kress and her
aunt. Mrs I'd Henry Tor a month
y NJ
MS GtorTe Norris q Frankiori
KANSAS Il 'hs guest - Mrs. I.hn
MASSEY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-10
MUCH CORN DESTROYED
BY FIRE At PONCA

Ponca iCty. Nov f0-Flve hundred
acres q unshueked corn. estimated a,
800 busheis. we're sestroges b. fire
Ihursday afternoon on foi ranch
when grass growing IN the field
caught Il vas said. from fire which
railroad section men started to burn
OF the nghf-of-Eay near the salt
Pork river bridge, south of this city.
The entire acreage vas a seed corn
crop.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-10

secisty and ihclr friends yesterday
antrnoon al five hundred IN faf
hassatnt q the Catholic charch
After The games hShi refrrthmenis
psrs served 70 eight tables -
players Mrs H. n kneha Wen
Hush score and Mrs rinuer ~
New Mexico consolation
a ~
A states Dime.
The Martha Society u ,hs f1rH
" 4 church viii g.ve states
pnuer4 a he church on Thursday
Nos sn.ber IS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-10
'Ui.IO" TO HAVE
INNING IN TWO MEEkS

Washington. Not ~ llearusa az
fmpo.od regulations relating % tAes
on oleumnrFerino. adaItoraiod iuttsl
viii be- held November % by Deputy
Commissioner Mason 81 informal rcse.
nue it was announced rhurtday 81
the treasury
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-10
BRITAIN TO PAY ssoooo.oco oEBT
INrEREsT hERE on NOV IS


Lcaaon. Nov io--snNhsr Sia-
eooelo as intsrss. On her dem. it
Vas announced isdAy. vii D. psid
or Nov Is BY Greal BrtAiu % the
Unfed States CQvsrnu.elt
TIE precise Amount Due on taat
date c8nnet Il wAs sxpN,ned here
soaAy. he aacerta-nad until the
British a,bi mlssion has raschsd
wash.ng.on. tai as rs departure
has been unavoidAhly delayed she
British Government is ssking the
Arsrican Treasury q acc - this
payment cn accoant and g. iesvt
"a particular application e o.
~st.ea iasr wlh the @ b mgals-
sion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-10

President Leruia of Peru 4 enxar-
ing school teachers. surgeons. admin
i'triors and euglneers frem the Un-
isd States IN his effort 70 msdernir.
his country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-10
Ae nIvts MeARs 90 our

lie never buys nex nres
"a fact that ever Est grants
Bar have yaw
A og aif4 Hf aes 90 hls paztss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-10
NJ " and Wc q.

John D. nntton ~ Noalsate naw
sleo.rrmideut. will beeome district
president until successor "a chosen
in the eleetlon NV m cungroff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-10
-mNAFAef ANN iAs1
ASE

Ten thousand species ars In ths
grass family. aud Of these. n.3oo afs
indigenous % the United states
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-10

Malaria may be- cured BY a newly
discovered plant IL India that e sers-
81 IN e. form of a Tea or Infusion
and dsss not have ,hs bitter tAste q
qalnine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-10

Leader Classified ads get rssslts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-10

nrs ssildrsth eos,sss = Aeorn c0e
The Acorn club met Novsnlh r
sth AT the home of Mn J
Hilareh h with Mrs G A. Hashes
ihe rrssldfni pvssiding A bus ness
meeting VS. hsld In vh.eh several
maurs n importance were ,aksn
.np F5iloWing Tbs Ms q \ Paae
aho lad charge 81 the pros i1rI
gave nest inter STING papsr oa
Famous Women - the nsole RAl
car was responded 70 by t5arieen
memb1rs With faKori.e won q
ne Rhle
Ths hos.sss served dainty re-
freshmen.s and ne club adjourned
10 meet Novfnsh r i7ih a. the
guests u Mrs Conder. and Miss
Berthe Bishop
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-10

Mrs H..ntH Braun entertained
fhe ri Jins cub mem1srs and Mrf
i. p nronaon tnd MIS-. Odth SOUR
ritr at oas o'cieek luncheon yes.
rday 81 her home A. b-.dse ,cp
score VAS msds by Miss Doris ~
lu,y and loW O. Mrs Carl rirg r.
Nsu week ths club VII hs entfr.
ialntd by Miss Nina Bg0ns n
~ = n
Altar Society Entertained
Mrs Frank Kelly ani Mrs Roy
Il RI we've hosts ssEs 10 ths Altar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-10
Social -
L Matters


phSns 80
Fsfasy
kner.ctn i<soz nsnqas' ~iArs.
n y gharNh
Fr1av Tea eiah Nrs " II
Cefie.
Acora Ciah Party rosipened
Domestic ssaenss elab - Nrs
Fnnsa Merits Mrs. p = wiiosr
Mrs. = A Hunter aud Nh Nhas
l.ong
SATURDAY
Cirs Auxg g.ary-- -Mfs } n nest
III nrg2 Caama c'ab-N Par
Pliktrsen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-10

Mr.. md Mrs J H. Rec'or have
JUS returned from Enid where ihry
visited iheir son. Roy. who hsd an
accident zhlch caused ths loss G;
the sight of his ief, eye.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-10

NJ and Mrs sam smts. Mts
Yetta v Alden and Mss Hlen
Radnish wiE moior 70 Normin to-
morrow fer Home Coming day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-10

Mrs Tanner O, Marvel Nex
Msaica Is ~, sutst q. her parents.
NJ. and Mrs. y G Kress and her
aunt, Mrs "a. Henry for a month
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-10

Mr and Mrs T r. Mccoy an
Mrs Vic Long are spending he dal
In Oklahora CITY
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-23
"-os Cuatro )inetes del Apocalpsis" ha
sido prQhibida su representation
en- Francia

'Dfcese que los franccseS sc OpOnen
a lii presentation de dicha cinta, Il
c;,usil de qur Biasco Ibailcz realza la
actllac. on de las tropaS americanaS
en- la Iucha las hace apareoer como
factores tIecisiyOs de victoria. Ell una
guerra dudosa. Por tai motive Y
por el hecho lie que la yigorCsa plu-
ma del nOveliSta valeM@ano describe
I; los soldad0s alemanes como 'fuer-
tes espl6mlfdos, aunque bdi'baros.
Grgese la Suppression de la pclfcula Il
las autoridades.
"LIllustraticn." al cOmentar Los
cu&tro jinetes del Apocalfpsis," dice
10 sigiuente:
"ES un fotodrama americana. FuG
escri;o durante la guerra Y hechO en-
los cstud;os cilematograficos tlel nue.
vo mundo, pcrc Ii actividad Sc dcsen-
vuelye en- Paris. Ofr6cenoS, en- CON
secuencia, una vista de nuestro pals.
de nuestros paisan0s V de nuestras
costumbres en- que dnicamcnte figu-
ran american0s; Sc nos presenti. IL
Francia como Sc la pinta ell Los An
geles. Podcmos comtemplar el espec
taculo de nuestra prcpia imdgen. ;.
rerO vista desde ALA.
"Cu&ndo los espectadores france
ses vieron la pelicula por rrimcra vez
--continda ?EIllustration' = crcye-
ron que SO trataba de una traici0n.
Fue tai nuestro estup0r V nuestra in
dignaci6n, que nos preguntam0s 81 por
ventura Sc tratab de una habilfsima
campana intern&cicnal hostil a nueS-
ira patria. lSera acaso un f0todra-
ma btlico hecho para despertGr Ill
sentimiento hostil Ell la opinion pdbli
ca &c los Estados Unidos?'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-23
IA Preston TR|BUTARIA

EStdn funcionando Ell tOdO el pals
los cjecutortes de apremio para cl CO.
bro de las contribuciones. atras;.d
del cjercicio actual. Haze pocos me-
SrS uuc amunciaha cl Honorable Te-
Spicfo d. Hacienda, que el cobra sc
haci@ con facili, 'ld; pero Ia nave 90
lect,ra Sc ha barado pOr faha de Gu
lado, la c>tdn conduciendo tiro-
nes.
In ley "unque dura es ley, Y hay
que clnmpiirla aunquc es bueno que
nuestros legislatures del grupo econ6-
mico. tengan presente este dato ell sus
ulteriOres acuerd0s.
El pals cGntr.buyente. en- general,
cs buen pagador; 10 testifica el mis-
mo TesyIero. que cs lestigo de mayor
exception: perO el contribuyente pO-
bre luc,a ahora en- fuerZa superior
Il su buena voluntad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-23

WASHINGTON. mayo -Dcspachos
cablegraficos recibiGps de Rarfs in
forman que una gran parte de la
prens; franccsa esta luchando contra
la eXhibici0n de la pelfcula Los cua-
tro jinetes del Apocaiipsis,' 'filma-
da' en- los Estados Unidos V basafa
ell Ia obra de ID. Vicente Bl&sco Iba-
fiez, Ell les teatros cin4natograficos
de Francia. .4L! N
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-23

Dicha fiesta Sc efectuard el pr0Xi-
mo domingo 2S, empezando con la CO
ronaci0n de la "Reina de las Flores,
electa recientemente, la simpatica
Srta., Maria Nelfa Rol0H.
Agradecemos la invitaci6n enviada
deseandole eXito los directories dc
tan alta sociedad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-23
BALE EN- SANTURCE.

Hemos sido invitados para el Bal
IL de Flores, que celegrara la socie-
dad "Estrella de Borinquen'', entire
gada por la tuventud .artesana de
Santurce, Ell la parada u, casa del
Sr. Escalera'r
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-23

Las pleas de su automovil pue-
den ser recOnstruidas pOr Sobrinos
de POrtilla.
Evening star., 1922-10-14
GEORGE H. LAMAR, Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trirt of Columbia. Holding Probate Court
In re estate of Virginia R. Jones. deceased
Admr-. cSi.a--Order Sisi for Saie-Rnger an
Catesby Jones. executor and trustee under the
last will and testament of Virginia r. Jones
deceased. having reported TO the court that
he has received an offer to purchase two pieces
Of property in the city OF Washington, ID, C..
TO wit. lots numbered 10 and 10 in square
1859. known respectively as premises mum
her-I la,S and 127I Morse ST. ne, with the
improvements thereon at and for the sum Of
S1.IN1. Of which 81 100 in cash and the hal
in monthly instailments of $40 on each
lot. besides interest at per cent on the un-
paid principal from time to time, according to
th" terms OF two purchase money Install
m.nt notes FOR $3.S50 each. to he separately
secured by first deed OF trust on each Of said
properties: subject TO a commission Of 1881
to The agents mai king sale:
1t is by the conrt this twenty seventh day
of September. 1922. adjudged. ordered ami
i.creed that said offer be accepted and said
sale h~ ratified and confirmed unless cause to
the contrary b" shown on or before the
twenty fifth day of October. 1872 Provided
copy uf this order be published in the
Washington Law Reporter and The Washing
ton Evening Star once q week for three sue
cessye weeks prior to said last mentioned
date. WENDELL r. STAFFORD Justice.
Seail \ rue copy. Attest: WM CLARK
TAYLOR. Deputy Register Of Wills for the
district Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Evening star., 1922-10-14
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN TIE SUPREME COURT or

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict Of Coiumb;s.-In re the application OF
Abraham kaminkovitz ct al. for change Of
name. = No. 40as2, Equity Doc. - Abraham
Kaminkovitz. Minnie kaminkovitz. Goodman
kapi!nkovitz. kate ham nkoviz. Joseph
FaminkovitI, Philip KaminkoEitZ. Bessie
Kaminkovita and Morris Kaminkovits. by his
next friend. Max Rubin. having filed petit
tlon praying for a decree changing their names
70 Abraham Kay. Minnie Kay. Goodman
Kay, Katie Kay. Joseph Kay. Philip Kay.
Ressie Kay and Morris Kay. and having ap-
piled to the conrt for an order Of publication
Of the notice required by law in such cases,
II Is by the court this 9Th day of October,
AID. 1922. ORDERED that all persons con
~eYred show cause. 10 any there he. on or be-
fore the 10th day of November AID 1922
why the prayers Of said petition should not
be granted: rroSided. That copy of this
consecutive weeks before said day in the
Evening Star newspaper. WALTER l. Mccoy,
Justice. trIe COPY. fSeall Test: NOR
GAN H. REACH, Clerk. By +. E. CUNNING
HAM Assistant Clerk oc7I4oI