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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-24
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ten efterla0t alene.
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blau az Wontepibco bnr antoect llb.
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County. Der. Sorblaa har iibItc Iar
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fort Sib oil Unite fine Sipiiionsfon.
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men meo observation-disclosures.
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re 1orsoag | Sfogegnene omtrine
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berg, 80 Iar galnmel, paa en- mpitiii
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roregaaenoe Sirsbas. Der bon
@runo til al tro, at ban entein po,
Nlort II! @icniianb Tor ct lunif Sucr.
toIb, cIler at ban plilbiclig uar blepei
iInosiorpirret.
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bapbe funbet Oct btGieere at uofere
bisie Irbeiber uben Hegierinesbi'
Drag.
Iorbias paabegpnbt. 8 Saeer
moo 0ilitam 8unmer, onflaaet ior
at babe mproet 0tiis 0farte 8icf / ct
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bar man / Nibten al forriee use
fommet Iaa langt, of Sorbsr al giS'
ner funbe Photographers. Som be.
fie1bt bliper Sagen bebanblet oeN
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bar 8t9ens Saber, Sans @icf. San
iugbe, of Warie bar 18 lar aortntcl
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labt beres Siem npr @rpela, gfinn.,
ben Abe Sunni for at reiie til getti'
bone, g. 9af. San funbe life be-
berIfe tine Sslelier og bulfe0e Jon ct
Barn, ga Sc fo~rifieGlige Sporg@r1anl
ON 9atteren itiQebeS bam.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-24

pllt01elt9 Ell SlDeDrallO, o9 Da Srdllo'
folfene / al Sait ip9nbte op Ell Dor
for at ilitffe Sloeit, falbt De iaa at
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fprbig til at gaa / aieblerne, og oct
bar rtof Grploiion al ct Seitiaeringsz
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lem Chicago pg Spiainabperne for at
bolbe De iioite foripnet meo Griffeua-
rer. o. e., al biSie Iittomobiler blep
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ton, Wtinn.
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tion, TOM forrigc ltge bapoe lit Mars.
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blind % eQerS nleget i~frsbelig.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-25
LOST AND FOUND

BAo-Lost, about 4 P. NJ. July "a, between
stenton Country Club and W. Johnson 81.
one hand-lettered lead stone bag: contains
return to Col. X. NJ. Mitchell. 431 r. willow
Grove ave-. Chestnut Hill. Phone 1913
given II returned. .-----
BOOK-Lost, savings bank book. Corn Ex.
Bank. Reward. F. W. wilkins. 823 Cherry.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-25

STEAMSHIP NOTICES
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-25
GOOD DRAMA. BUT LITTLE
OF TENNYS0N IN 'GODIVA'
AldIne Feature Elaborates on Poets
Story-Adds Love Affair

Aldine with Tennyson thirty
miles away" (to paraphrase famous
jibe, would be an apt description Of
Lady Godiva,' the feature picture Of
the week.
The Poet Laureate's brief verses con-
cerning the famous lady Of Coventry,
who, to save her townspeople and hout
her husband the savage Earl, rode
through the streets. ''Clad only in chas-
tity,' have been so embroidered and
expanded that typical film story, con.
tanning love, hate. thrills and action
Is the result.
In the first place, Gcdi2a is given n
That happy end is secure by having
/ the wicked Earl kille' :. tnc towns
people. And, finally, the method of
the killing is made particularly spec
tacular by the undermining and COL
lapse of the castle while revclry is in
progress inside.
Characters have been added at will
and include, in addition to the hero, a
court Jester lquite true to the Scott
Dumas traditiOn), who saves Godiva S
life when the castle falls. That scene,
by the way, is quite spectacular. al
though there is considerable intimation
that only studio prop" and not q
stone castle is cOllapsing.
The cast is entirely made up of
English players, headed by Hcdda Yer
non, whose blond tresses make her
singularly fitted for the famous ride
through Coventry, The supporting nc-
tors are only mediocre in ability. The
photography is surprisingly good for
an English made picture and the back
grounds are generally Of rare beauty
and old time atmosphere.
The third episode of The Leather
/ Pushers" Is shown also, with Reginald
Denny in his accustomed role of Kid
Roberts, the prizeiighter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-25
Pho,oplays Else,Uhere

PALACE - "Our Leading Citizen
George AIDE story, with Thomas
Meighan, Lola Wilson and Theo-
dora Roberts. also "Nanook of the
North"
COLONIAL--"Polly Of the Follies,"
with Constance Talmadge.
IMPERIAL - "R. s. V. p" with
GREAT NORTHERN-"Poliy Of the
Follies." with Constance Tai
MARKET STREET Foolish
Wives" with Eric Won Stroheim.
A l. II A " b Il A - THE Bachelor
Daddy" with Thomas Meighan.
LOCUST-"way Down East" ID. w
Griffith's production, with Richard
Barthelmess and Lillian Gish.
NI2ON'S AMBASSADOR - Or
phans Of the Storm" Griffith fea-
ture. with Gish Sisters. Monte
Blue and Joseph Schildkraut,
BELMONT - THE Three Musket-
eers." with Douglas Fairbanks.
STRAND - North of the. Rio
Grande," with Jack Holt and Bebe
Daniels.
SINTY-NINTH STREET - The
Ruling Passion" with George
COLISEUM-"Up and Doing" with
CEDAR - North of the Rio
Grande," with Jack Holt and Bebe
Daniels.
LEADER-"Yellow Men and Gold"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-25
STELLA MAYHEM
LEADS AT KE|TH'S
Creole Fashion-Plate" Other
HeadIiner in Pleasing
Bill

keith's - Stella Mayhcw. with
batch of songs which included old fa-
vorites and strictly up-to date mum.
hers. and Knryl Norman. the Creole
Fashion Plate" headed this weeks bill.
which. in the main. was studded with
comedy.
Miss Mayhem proved she had lost
none of her popularity, and one of her
songs. anybody Seen My Jonah"
proved the individual hit Of the eve
ming:
THE Creole Fashion Plate" in a
second engagement here this season was
showercd with applause. His feminine
representations and the gorgeous gowns
which he displayed again stamped him
as one of the most interesting artists
on the vaudeville stage.
Stella Tracey and Carl Mcbride, n
pair of clever musical comedy artists.
had the audience on it's toes. Eva Shir-
ley in songs and Oscar Ader's class,
orchestra. which nlternatcd with real
jazzy and classical numbers. made n big
hit. Al Roth danced several numbers.
! The Sheldon Sisters. Alice and Lu-
ellie, together again in vaudeville. sang
n number of pleasing songs. Burke,
Walsh and Mana. two men and girl
! gave snappy dancing and singing
turn. Marguerite MacCarton and John
Marrone. n pair who started their musi-
cal career in this city. were heartily
applauded. They are very graceful
dancers.
! Globe - "A Symphony in Dance
| land" makes n justifn5lc headlincr.
/ This is n breezy offering. carrying the
atmo sphere of spring. and met with ap-
proval. 4 comedy. called Lets Go,
/ presented by Taylor and Howard. kept
laughs rolling in large number. Other
! Phil Davis. blnckface comedian: Malcy
ana O'Brien. funstcrs: Noel Lester. in
"Flash"s of Novelty" and Arthur and
Lillian Wilson and Fo:us and West.
An especially timely picture program is
presented.
Nixon IA show full of entertain
ment which makes one feel cool IS Of
fered. pepita Grandos. in unique
Spanish AMI Oriental dance creations,
is the headline attraction. The act
scored decisivelv. Melodies of the past
and present were played by McFarlans
and Palace with gratifying results
Jack Inlis and his artistic nonsens,
was the laughing hit. Dooley Ioleen
an equiibrist. thrilled. Bert I.ytcll. ir
The Face Between, is the film fea
ture.
Walton Roof - The very lates
ideas In the way of artistic dances wer,
presented by I.ayman and King. for
mrrly with George NJ. COhan's Mar,
Company. \ distinct novelty. called
The Buddha Girl.' was offered b,
Miss Virginia. Both unique and ar
tstic steps We're included in the dane,
Offering of Dobbs and Wexford. Th,
musical spirit of the show was en-,
hanced by the Paramount Marimb;
Band.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-25
ARDSLEY BURIAL PARK

Provide now. the future Is uncertain.
Beautiful. Accessible. Perpetual Care.
Main Of'ce-GlensIde. Penna. Both Phones.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-25
MORGENTHAU SEES POPE
Converses About Experiences II
Constantinople and Poland

Rome, July 25.-(By \, P.)-Pope
Plus today received in private audience
Henry Morgenthau. former American
Ambassador to Turkey, and had long
conversation with him about his ex-
periences ut Constantinople during the
early days of the war.
They also talked about Mr.. Morgen-
thau's visit 10 Poland as member of
former President Wilson's mission OF
whittier the Pope, who at
that time was Cardinal Ratti. went a.
an apostolic representative.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-25
DEATHS


WATSON, - Died at Canadensis. Pa. !.
July "a, 1929. JENNIE YERkES, widow OF
Ashbel ~ Watson and daughter Of the late
Isaac NJ and Jane Yerkes. Services at her
late residence, Newtown. Pa, Wednesday.
July 20, 3 =. NJ, standard time. lnterment
WHTTERs.--on July 2i. 1922. JOHN
RELATIVES and friends are Invited to the
service. on Tuesday afternoon. at Q o'clock.
at his late residence. l7l0 N. 8lst at. In
wooD.~.on July -2s. 1922. MARY. A..
daughter of the late Isaac and Sarah Wood
Ices. on Wednesday. at 2 p M. at the
residence of her brother-in-law. Henry 8.
bauer, COOS Lincoln drive. 1nterment pri-
yate.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-25

joINERs AND CABINETMAKHRs
cabinetmakers: sood pay; excellent woriiinS
conditions; no labor trouble: months work;
& sD'y otae. VI"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-25

COLOR MIXERmAN ABSOLUTELY FIRST.
GGkAss GNAEb. iTTAPESSITRX TSI !, ~, COLOR MINER
t:%pERiENCE AND sAi.ARY YfEbn EXphErusrLSLY hErrusLLY
NJ :Oi. LEDGER oygICE. @o'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-25
.4RRAsaa, ssss sSsE y. yasssE VII

MACHHSIgTe. car rspairmsn. bieoksmfthA
electricians. electric woldsrS. helpers In ~
trades: free board and fare: positions =
and out ot town oo o1eady Resst'1xnsb PEA xIsb sa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-25
IN NENlORlAM

HANwELL-Mrs, Arthur Hanwell and
family wish to thank their friends for their
kind sympathy in their bereavement.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-12-02
A Shining Figure
OF The Platform

To announce John Temple Graves
for brief return to the platform is
an event of more than ordinary IN
terest. This popular American IS
known and loved in every section OF
the Country Perhaps no other man
has had so many and such brilliant
trumphs in public speech.
In 1908, he was the candidate OF
the Independent Party for Vice
President. Beyond this he has
never sought political preferment.
But he has charmed and inspired
hundreds of platforms of politics and
literature and patriotism.
He is famous and beloved for his
own exquisite gifts and graces-for
the magic of his pen which in the
editorial chair of the great news
papers of the Country has spoken
daily for almost 20 years to nearly
twenty millions of people and held
them continually by his genius and
character-for the enhancing charm
of his eloquent tongue-for his in
formation, for his wholesome philos-
ophy. for his fervent patriotism-and
for the golden. heart of the man.
Twenty years in Washington IN.
the close intimate touch of personal
friendship with more great men than
are known to almost any other man
twenty years of contact with history
in it's tragic making, Colonel Graves
knows more things and knows better
how to tell them than most men
learn in a life time. He has no
superior and scarcely an equal as an
orator in the Country.
Speaking in Washington with Sen
ators and Congressman and residents
they have but one word of him: He
is the most brilliant Southerner of
today" or as it comes from Congress
through the lips of the brilliant
Henry T Rainey of Illinois, LAS an
orator there is nobody like him. He
is in class all by himself-exquisite
charming, convincing. irresistible. y
There is not likely to be more
brilliant and popular figure upon the
platforms and lyceums of the coming
season than John Temple Graves.
We take pleasure in announcing
Colonel Graves new lecture "Arma-
geddon"
Cambridge Armory, Monday Eve
ming, December 18th, at SIS P. M.
Auspices Cambridge Lyceum.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-12-02
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Tschudi, of
Baltimore, are spending several days
with Mrs. Tschudi's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John G. Mills, Oakley street.
Mr. Calvin Dali, who is student
at the Gilman Country School Balti-
more, is spending the Thanksgiving
holidays with his mother, Mrs. Levin
S Dali, High street.
Mr. Henry Hooper. who is a stud
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ent at the Johns Hopkins University
William E. Hooper at their home on
High street.
Mr. William Sewers, of Annapolis,
is spending few days in Cambridge
with his aunt. Mrs L. c. Marshall, at
her apartments at the Arcade build
ing.
Mr.. Raymond Zeigler, Of Philadel-
phia, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Zeigler, Belvedere ave-
nue., for the holidays.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-12-02

| Alleged Slayer Vi EIiiiSfSoi
Not Allowed 70 Give Bail. Col
| ier May Give Bond. Two WIZ
| nesses Identify Travers As Man
! Who Fired Shot AT Oyster longer.
Police Justice f. Percy Vinton held
William Travers without bail for the
action of the grand jury on charge
Of murder and admitted John w.
Collier to bail in the sum of S5,OO0
on the same charge after two wit
nesses positively identified TraVefs
as the man who on Thursday of last
week fired the shot that ended the
life of Emerson Pritchett
The cases against George ana
Frank Travers were dismissed. me
hearing took place in the courtroom
to which it was transferred from the
office of Justice Vinton to accommo.
date the large crowd Of TraVers
friends. who came from Wicomico' to
the number of 200 or more.
The state put on the stand two
witnesses. Gordy Pritchett and Ivy
Bramble. Both positively identIfled
William Travers as the man VINO dlu
the shooting, and then averred that
when told by Gordy Pritchett that
he had killed Emerson, Travers re
piled with an oath, he would XIII
them all
Gordy Pritchett declared that Ira
vers asked him what had become OF
the other man, meaning Bramble,
and that when told he had gone
ashore. Travers at once went to look
for him with the avowed intention OF
shooting him. Both testified that
Collier did some shooting, but that
none of the shots hit anyone.
Gordy Pritchett declared that
I'ravers heard Collier suggest to
'Cravers that they kill them all.
Pritchett testified that on Monday
preceding the shooting Travers had
warned him and others off the beds
in Deep Creek, which he claimed py
lease of many years from the Turner
family, who owned the land on both
sides of Deep creek, whereupon he
read to them a letter from the Con-
servation Commission stating there
were no leased beds in Deep Creek
On Cross examination. Prltchett
and Bramble admitted having gun
in their boat, and Pritchett also ad-
mitted questioning the right that
morning of some colored men en-
ployed by Travers to take up oysters
in Dorchester waters.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-12-02
TuII-,-LeCompte

Mr.. Gilbert Medford Tull, of Fed.
eralsburg, Md, and Miss Nancy Lee
Compile, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Stephen o. LeCompte, of this city
were married on Saturday, November
25th, at Hurlock, the Rev. c.. NJ
Adams performing the ceremony.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-12-02
READY TO EAT

Father (reading newspaper mead
line)-The Turks are killing one an
other
Little Freddie (explosively) oh
Daddy man, then you won't have to
kill one of our turkeys for Thanks
giving!
Topics of the Day" Films
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-12-02
WILLIAM TRAVERS
| HELD FOR COURT

Alleged Slayer Or Emerson Pritchett
Not Allowed TO Give Bail. 0oi-
ier May Give Bond. Two Wit
nesses Identify Travers As Man
Who Fired Shot AT Oyster longer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-13
v KREJcOvsKEM PRUMY-
SI.U ZAVI.ADA MIR.

Vcera podepsana dodatetna
dohoda mezi zastnpci Sdruze-
nj Clevelandskych Vyrobci O.
deyn Mezinarodni unii dam
skych llrej6ovskych delnikd u
mozni novy rozkvet a zvyseni
cinnosti tohoto prdmysloveho
odvetvi. Delnictvo slibuje vys-
81 vykonnost a zamestnavatele
zarutuji stalejsi praci
Dohodu podepsavsi spoiled
nosti jsou ty, u nichz "a po-
slednich dvou rokd nebylo sta
Vek vyima The Landesman
Hircheimer Co. a Bloomfield
zavodu. Jinak "a stanovenych
podminek pracuje dnes 95 pro-
cent krejGovskeho delnictva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-13
PREDNASkA kONSULA DIP.
SMETANkY NEBUDE PRl.
STf NEDELI PORADANA.

Or. Smetanka. lanz mel v
nedeli pie elnaseti paedag )gi
ckych POM rcch ia Ceskoslo-
vensku, nemuze V nedeli prize
ii, tax ze tim Jest zmafena dru-
ha prednaSka cele serie, kite
rou minult ncdele v bapt. kc'
stele ma Woodland ave. a vych
4G. III. tax mnohoslibne zapo
cal p. i. Week. Odpadnut
piednaSkv druhe nebude nit
vsak vlivu na veGirek tretl dns
%. ledna. kdy prolnluvi pray
nix Harry Payer 0 pomerech
jakych shlclal pr: osobni ia
vsteve republiky. SoucasE
hodla ppdati i characteristics
nekolik nasich 3fedaku, 5 nj
miz Sc "a pobytu tamejsiho 0
sebn6 setkal.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-13
DALsf PROvfTRAVANf
POI.ICEJNfM DE.PAR
TEMENTU.

Policeini naGelnik Graul Zba-
vi vtera sluzby obcanskem
od6vu til cleny tax zVane
mravnostni Getty, F. Sindelare,
II. Reelmana 3. Portera, PRIV
nj bude konati patrolni sluzbu
Is. precinktu, druhy u 8. a 20
sledni II o. Pfesazenl bylo O.
hlaSeno 20 vCerejsl dlouhe kon
ferenci Graula s porucikem
mravnostni Getty G. w. Codym.
Podobne zakroceni nebude jak
sc policeini hlavni stanici Wy
pravuje, ojedinelvm.
Ma vcerejsi schulz vsech de
tektiyn, svolane detektlVn.m
kapitanem Matowitzem, pro
hlasil policejni sef Graul, re
kapitan Matowitz ma pine pra-
vo odstraniti kterehoko-li de.
|tektiva, 0 n6mz by sc domnivaI
re nekona spravne svefenvch
mu povinnosti. Vyzadoval, aby
detektivov6 sc sami snazili, by
ieiich oddeleni vzorne praco
valo a re kazde poruseni di
scipliny bude nacelnik kapi
tan povazovati ia 1der, prot
cemuz by Sc arci museli posta-
viii.
Graul odporucoval detekti
vim k pozornosti hlavne kulec
nikove mistnosti, jez by mely
bvti zbaveny vsech povalecu
odporucoval zatknuti kazdC
podobne osoby pfi nejmensln
podezfeni.