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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-11
Omaha Gets Seventh
Corps Headquarters

WASHINGTON. May 11.--An.
nouncement was made by tho war
department today Of transfe: Of the
Seventh corps area headquarters
from Fort Crook. Neb.. to Omaha.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-11

llowdy. folks. DidyA ever 60
to ono of the Friday night dances
given BY the American Legion at
Leschi pavilion: Try u.
Ho. hoi Gays The wan FROM St1u.
Fcr fhss. soft drinks don't gre q
I'd.
TNye~ shots o. srhife male
And Fm gay as a fooi---
They cail me a drumkord--T ara
Joe s.
= Eiectf1c;s7 travels 1900. 900 miles
. nin<ite. You would never guess II
ran tho walllngord street cars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-11

UKTAH. CaI.--Pieading guilty 70
enbezziement. ]. r., Weller. former
president First National bank OF
Bragg. sentenced TO 10 years in San
Quentin prison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-11

BAKERSFIELD. Cai.--Death OF
Henry NJ. CalISins. editor OF Kern
County Progress. reported In Los
Angeles sanitariun-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-11

vice which meas
ures teIep h o ne
conversation il to
serve the people
w. ~. Winter.
president Of Ever
EFT Telephone 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-11
MAKE IL DAY.


What has become CT all those big
buildings they were going 10 erect
Just as soon as thu Erickson three
cent carfars bill was defeated7
Phinney Ridge women say that the
city parks are not adequately lighted
This In queer when you recoilect how
much sparkling goes on In the parks
POEMS or PASSION
Kiss me by radios
Gosh. that IL tough
Lady. on. Lady. Oh
'Tain't close enough.
The only reason we can sen Eood-
for less than cost II because We sell
20 many.---card In Pike st store
window.
Innocent Man Held In Prison Six
Years---stsr headline.
Wei. he didn't miss much
SPEED GETS EM
RodoIph Valentine i- engaged
With this obstacle out OF inc
way. look out for US. Eirisl
Prominent city officials of vaneou-
yer. II. c.. were In Seattle yesterday.
They probably came down here to
get a drink.
American Legion men Of Kirkland
have converted one Of the Lake
Union hulis into a clubhouse.
What lovely clubhouse II win
make II they tow IL outside the
three-rnIle limit.
Speaking Of famous canine actors.
did you know that the principal role
in Hamlet. to be presented Mt the
Metropolitan Friday night. is that OF
. Great Dane7
~ornrna. Mor1rrs. lets not r-ss any
nor. os this stuff: let's turn over 10 Dr.
Ioops's Sunshine smiie@i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-11
GIRL Of SIXTEEN
TAKES OWN LIFE
Elizabeth Whitman Killed by
Poison Sandwich

Elizabeth Whitman. 1eyear.
old broadway high school girl.
and daughter Of the late Rev. ID.
L. Whitman. died In the home Of
her mother. 704 18th ave-, early
Thursday. after eating bread
and jam on which had been
aprinkled CRYSTALS of strychniue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-11

Trixis Friganza. who is at the
Moore this week, says bobbed hair
means liberty.
Yep. but IT also means washing tho
neck.
The only time when a grocer ever
knocks his own goods is when he
roasts his coffee.
WEAKER AND WEAKER
Some more weeks we might have:
Bob Your Hair week.
Hide Your Knees week.
Wash Your Neck week.
scrapc or the Paint week.
No Lp.Stiek week.
Smoke Your Own Cigarets week.
Be that az II may. VIII Work lives
in Batavia, Ohio Bet he isn't EN-
pioyed BY the city.
Tex Rickard n talking OF matching
Jess willard and Jack Dempsey
again. II Dempsey stays in Paris
very long we'd pick Jim Jeffries 10
lick him
The lightning bug b brilliant.
But 10 hasn't any mind;
10 tcanders thru creation
With fts headlight on behind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-11
BULLETIN

IVY only aim in installing the de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-11

Speaking Of famous canine actors.
did you know that the principal role
in Hamlet. TO be presented at the
Metropolitan Friday night. is that Of
. Great Dane7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
Offer S7,500,000 Issue
City of Prague Bonds
30-lear Securities Priced 81
92l2 and Interest, TO Yield
BIZ Per Cent

A new issue Of 300. 900 City ~ Greater
Prague. Czceho- Slovakia, ~ per cent
Being offered to-day a. s2is and in.
teres'. 90 yield ST per cent. By Kuhn.
Loeb 4 Co. An issue 81 81 500. 900
similar bonds has been purchased and
shortly will be isrusd In London b.
Helbsri, wagg & Co., Ltd, and their
associates.
The loan. ui.eh IL non-eallah,e
until November !. 1892. and callable
on that date and thereafter in whole
bu. not IN part az io2 and interest. Is
secured b. pledge Of enterprises on
which the gross receipts last year
amounted 20 e55.st0.00O kronen. The
receipts for this year are estimated
a. 3ls.0oo000 kroner. equal a. the
current rate Of exchange 10 more than
5000 900. whereas the service OF the
loan will require not more than
S.27o,CO0.
The properties pledged under the
loan include the electric, gss and
watsrworks and tramvays owned by
tho city. which IL the capital Of
Czccho-Slovakis. The greater part Of
the proceeds will be used for the con-
struetion OF an electric power station,
the purchase or erection OF gas plants
ard the extension Of wsterworks and
tramways throughout the former
suburbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
Offer S25,OOO,OOO
3O-Year Brazilian
Z Per Cent Bonds
Issue Priced to Yield 7.3O
p. c.; Second Borrowing
Here Within Short Time;
Proceeds for Railroad

For the second time within recent
weeks. the United States % Brazil sp-
pear to-day a. borrower in tie
American investment market. 4 S2s.-
100000 thirty-yesr Z per cent lean has
been purchased by Dillon. Read 4 Co..
and l. being offered AZ asi1 md interest
70 yield 730 per cent by a syndicate
headed by that firm and including Lee.
HiGginson & Co. BLAIR 4 Co. Inc.
White, Weld & Co. Bonbright & Co.
the Union Trust Company % Pits
hurEh, the Continental and Commercial
Trust and Savings Bank. Halsey. stuart
z Co. Inc, the Illinois Trust and Saw
incs Bank. and the Union Trust Cons
pany Of Cleveland
Proceeds Of the financing ere 70 be
used FOR the electfifcation ~ the sub
urban division Of the Central Railway
q Brazil. which Is owned ty the gov
eminent. The loan. in addition 70 be-
ing n direct obligation of the govern
rnent. will b. secured treciheslly by a
first charge on the gross revenues Of
the railway. The bonds ore non-call-
able a. a whole during their entire
life. q sinking fund being created 10
buy az prices up ~ par and interest
during the first fifteen years one-six-
ticth OF the total amount authorized
After June :. 1897, The bonds become
subject 20 csll for the sinking fund,
which will he operated either through
open market purchases W 70 lo2 and
interest or redemption by call 81 that
price. The issue if exempt from all
present or future Brazilian taxes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05

City % Buffalo. y. Y. ~ Per cent
bonds. due le2s-iafo.
Dillon. Read 4 Co. Cyrus. Pierce &
co. Of San Francisco, the Northern
Trust Co. % Chicago. and the Bishop
Trust Co. Ltd. Of Honolulu. are offer
INK 81 i0fA and interest 10 yield about
SO per cent a new issue 81 1880 900
Territory Of Hawaii ~. per cent pub
lie improvement bonds, due June !,
1852.
Clark. williams & Co. are Offering
20 yield from 40 % 4 per cent = neV
issue q $4,000 City Of Elmira. n. l..
~ per cent bonds, due i923-i9i5.
G. z Denison 4 Co. Of Boston are
Offering % yield 40 per cent a new
issue Of 10000 City Of Montpelier.
W, ~ Per cent street improvement
bonds.
George 2 Gibbons A Co. are Offering.
10 yield 40 to I per cent. new is
cue o. $4,000 City Of Birghamton
y. l., - per cent bonds. due 1852.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
PROPOSALS

DEPARTMENT. OFFICE or
the Supervising Architect. Wsshinglnn.
n z. Stay rs. 1929 SEALED PRO-
rosALs viii BE- opened ln thls onioe -
b m. June 10 1879. Tor the construction
n new piers and dredging Tor the United
states guaranflna station A. kosebant.
staten is.and New York pra"ings a.d
.peclncations may Be- obtained from me
Supervising Chief Engineer, !si custom
fFrus~ FulidIrg Sew YORK, - y or -
MS office IN the discretion of the sun'r-
sIsiag Architect Jas A. Neimole, Acting
-urarfiaing Afrh'fscf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
Green Diamond Found

JOHANNESBURG. May IS (By
NsiD.-A blackish diamond Of I'VE ana
ors.half carlts and IS believed 20 be
The Bioemhof district which on cut
ting proved 20 be almost emerald in
color. The stone now weighs one ara
on-hslf caratS and Is believed 20 De
most valuable, owing 70 the rarlty Of
Green diamonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
DIVIDEND NOTICES
rTIuGu VALLEY COAL SAILS 60.

New York May lffn. 1919
The Board ~ Directors - the LehiKh
valley Coal sales Comp1ny have this day
declared a. dividend ~ Two Doiiars per-
share. payable July d. 1921 ~ those 500 D..
holders N ffe company who are holders
~ fun-shsre csru1cltes - stock. regis
tered On me CON rarTF books a' fhe close
NJ business June i5. i11.. Checks VIII bs
~ nrnr0N. s.,r.ia.Y 4 T,.asnrar !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
NOTICE or REDEMPTION
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
pANi
first and Hefundinz Mortgage Per Cent
Gold tonda series -.

first and Iefundlnk Moftftsc D iff WV
Gold bOnds. series u.
NOTICE DIS HEREBY Nihhs nav, Flr-
sYs-, ID fha terms nf The FIRST and Pc.
funding Mortgage rive Per cent = "a
Bonds Series ~ issued under The -
and DemrdInr Mortgage n Missouri a.
o.ra WIaenun parIfc Railroad Company
has elected to redeem and pay IN al n
rsfd series Bonds. - an entirety. q
August J. f1le on gaIt dffs there VII
taroms ard he payable upon each =
$40 bonds. az the agency mo Railroad
company. the Trust Department ~ Guar,
arfy Trust Company % AUW YORK. lR
proadvav. NJ, Sork cry he Ifafilai
thereof together with fhs accrued infHr-
eft to that date Er0m end efter Ava lst
1. 1922. interest on said bonds VIII cease
% accrue
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD CON-
D. r. r. BUSH. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
Days Ne,o Issues

Brandon. Gordon & wadde., Barr
Brothers & Co and Ward. Stern & Co..
the last named % Birmingham, Ala,
are Offering 20 yield 40 Ter cent a
new issue Of 100000 state % Ala
bama Az per cent highway and bridge
bonds. 100000 maturing in 1880 and
$500 900 in 1885.
Barr Brothers & Co. are Offering 20
Weld I per cent a new issue Of s6i7 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
IuE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
u the CITY Of New York,
Sassau ana Pine STA.
New York. Mav Z f1tl
20 The shareh,lder.
81 fh- Hanfl.f AalIonal IanL

70 The sharsh,lders
81 III. Hanover national nanE
or 49, CIV ~ Ae~ YORK
~rffc- b. h~r.Ny given that sreftal intsis
frr or fr~ fhurrh0idfrs % THE Iisnt h4A
teen called ant viii - bid az ~ ofrfk
A ~ on TufffaJ. nv firfh JAY ltist
1879 AZ The furklng once of T1e Hslp ~
Natl.r.elm Fank of ine Clty % NV Iqia
csrner - Nassau ana Pine streets. Aarftt.
tan city ~ sew York. 20 vote ur9r M
following resolution
PFgOfVED mat under thq provisions
o, re At N Ma D. 1855. ~ capital = -
- this hssoclafion - irrrelsef IN ~ I'm
e. g. 700 900 making the total espir
rs 900 600 e1fI Increase shaii ~ made ~
. sfo.k dividend from th9 UNDIVIDED proits
81 the Rank and 20 vote upon such ohtf
matters az may properly BE- brought osios
ssit meeting
By o-f~r - me Posrd - Directors
WLL.LLAn y cAnLE- IL. casa-sr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
Jaffa TO Go 10 Races

JAFFA. Palestine. May io.-Arrange-
ments sre being made here for horse
racing on . regular system. site for
the course has been selected near ;he
village Of selmah, in the neighoornood
or Jana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05

a quarterly dividend ~ one snd three
quarters per cent has been declared on
no Preferred stock Of THIS Company,
PAYABLE july L. 1927. 10 Stockholders q
.etord ~ the close ~ b1slnffs June flfh.
i5tl Transfer Books viii remain ogen.
checks mailed, h a. f6NOS,
Secretary ani TTe4lufsE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
Federal Land Bank Bonds

PORN Rate Maturity PA. Ask ris't.
later rr ffff-f97f ...st.tf0f iNff tt
40 rr faff-f01I. .......iotb ioti1 81
60 o. 171s-ff41 .......i00 1904 40
90 ttss. fffI .ff71......ioo 1909. -
10 as. iffa.ff.f fai 100 so
a. f.r. lffs-fFls. ..... afi7 100 80
a. it-r frf-.fsf- 800. 90, 100 $50
Go f.l i911-if11 1914 100 $50
'' is i,si.i,5i ,iooa ioaE as
Joint lfrck Land Bank
fns ffff-i9fi ........ iojA io5h as
Joint stock L.ni Bank
90 ifr0-l4.f .......... - 100 800
Chicago Joint stock Land
Rank f'ir fqff.i17i. .iotA io6t AIz
Chleae1 Joint stock Land
Rank fr fflT-iff0..... SIX iooA ass
Chicago joint Stock Land
Bank &c. i95i-i41i.....io7 100 ts1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05

,aies Open Eirh Low. Last.
600 YUKON G5id q. 100 20 30
sell cents a share
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05

New York State Bonds
canal ari iIirsway s.,

Issued IN coupon and registered FORM
rot interchangeable. Coupon bonds regis
Biz Ask Yield
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
$25,OOO,OOO
United States of Brazil
Central Railway of Brazil EIectri6cation Loan
Thirtv-Year 7% Gold Bonds


Thirty-Year 100 Gold Bonds
Due Jue1 1921
Inu- tprabh
s@ R@" ss, : CO. Tss r
E
Sinking Fund 2 interest
IN Brazilian nnnent covnan o max en-
Fundpay hcieno retre
Teon dsarett
afuter rgeonthe
o. h to
hisownedb without bonded debt
Brazil operating approximately i56' miles fines
se1lngt npor Pauoa and MHs Geaea
authorized loan bonds obnaoe the market
thusau whor
France
rubbe Whcho
bosofu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
Dillon, Read & Co.

Lee Hippnson Co. White Weld & Co. Blair & Co, Inc.
Continental and Commercial rust and Savings Bank
Illinois Trust & Savings Bank Bonbright & Co, Inc.
Halsey Stuart Co., Inc. Cassatt Co. Graham Parsons Co.
The Union Trust Company The Union Trust Company
- Cleveland
been
nepa ndh US
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
Insurance Companies
.rtifieates Of Indebtedness and unite'
$40 Treasury Notes
New York City Bonds

sAcc4ptable % raTnfnt Of FedtIaI t4l
On the dates a maturity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05

Price 96h and Interest. To Net about 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
CENTRAL RAILWAY OF brazil
Dated June /, 1922

Railway principal railway system Of Brazil operating appro
,pofant Rio de aneo Sac Pauo and Mnas Gefae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
PURPOSE OF ISSUE

used provide for the eechaon of the suburban dys
Government Of Brazil and is without bonded debt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05

BY subject Legal
boasof II eUledda e
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29

TlHE other interesting film debut next
i week will be "Silas Marner," an
adaptation of that George Eliot novel
over which students without number
have poured (under compulsion) to Sc.
cure credit for English ten or five or
forty.
George Eliot has not been especially
popular with the guiders of film destin
les, unless possibly English picture.
makers have made adaptations which
lave never come across the water. 1t
must be admitted, though, that there
IL little in mill on the Floss. I" Daniel
Deronds" or adam Bede" which
could be screened with any notable
eject. In this respect, this noted
woman novelist suffers by the side OF
Charles Dickens and Walter Scott,
though she has company in the person
Of Jane Austen and Anthony Trollope
In the case Of Thackeray, there Is rea
son for pause and reflection. An am
.bitious and sincere producer could
acAisvs wonderful things with VANITY
Ialr." and there seems no reason why
49, % great results could not bt
!, n11nrod with 1.-THE Newcomers, Pen
4 loani1' and "Esmond. How abou
!. Oenrfs Tawcett as Colonel Newcome'
u THeodore Roberts IL q bit too Amer,
nn3 And Norma Talmadge would b.
4 'SHooA q Beck sharpe, II her admirer
~ permit her appearance In al
& Desantpart.
Shlnl of Yawcett, he has one o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29
"Socal and Business References Are Required Because It's
to Be Aristocratc Community

Philadelphia Is adopting, IL would
seem, the Social and business Ref
erences Required" idea in its real es-
tate deals.
Another section of the city is to be
converted into an autocratic commun-
ity group, and will be known as San
som Village.
But to get one of the twelve houses
which will be transformed from their
present dingy form, Il social reference Is
necessary. The houses lie controlled by
one person, and leases are dealt out as
the owner happens to see fit. This one
person will pass on nll applicants tor
homes in SAMSON Village.
So, though one be possessed OF the
golden touch Of Midas one could not
purchase "villa" in SAMSON VII
LACE il the owner, for the time unre-
yealed, says thumbs down.
SAMSON Village will be in the Kit
tenhouse Square district. 1t will be
bounded on two sides by SAMSON and
Van Pelt streets. a continuation OF
Moravian street on the south side, and
ON the west side by new street, which
will be named Harmers avenue.
Stucco with tile and mosaic decora :
tions will be the material OF which the
houses are made, the wood work will be
Italian blue. Windows of the Sec
ond floor will lead out on small iror
balconies, and flower boxes will deco.
rate the first floor windows.
There viii be no un6lyhtly pave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29
Guide to Phosoplays
for the Week to Come
New PhOtOplayg

ASV" = sEOsvPhOSO
S TANLEY."whiie Satan Sleeps"
The Parson Of Panamint,' with Jack
Holt In the role of the fighting par
son" who reforms a gambling town
also, Buster Keaton In THE Black
smith," and Cora Tracy. soprano
ALDfNE--"silas, Marner." adapted
from from famous classic BY George Eliot;
Kent. George Fawcett. Marguerite
Courtot and Jean Glrardin: also,
fourth round Of "The Leather Push
ers." prise-fghting series.
KARLTON--"The Woman He Mar
ried, from the successful stage play
BY Herbert Bashford, starring Anita
Stewart. and directed by Fred Niblo.
Donald in the cast. :. -: =. -
ARcApl4."A re- AZ 'esme chicken. Z in
ter Of a New England farmer and a
Spanish senurita, Nina Putnam VIII
cox, the author. ,...
PALAcE-"Ail Tor weman,". drama
tic spectacle Of the French Revolu-
tion Emil Janninss playing the role
OF Danton. 80 -, =.
vfcTORLA-"The Fighting Streak"
with Tom MIX in the role Of a
brawny young blacksmith of a west
ern town
REGENT-"The Sleep walker" story
Of a convent-bred girl who Is plunged
into q situation fraught with danger
Constance Blnney starred.
Previously Reviewed
@ A Pr T 1.-THE Delicious Little
Devil" reissue Of a Mae Murray
starring feature in which Rodolph
Valentino has a big role.
ALHAMBRA--Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday. up. and Going" with
Tom Mix; Thursday. Friday and Sat
urday, "Over tho Border with Betty
Compson and Tom Moore.
GREAT NoRTHERN--Monday, Tues
Business" with Tully Marshall
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
The Man from Lost River" will,
House Peters.
COLONIAL - Monday. Tuesday nnd
Wednesday. The Ordeal" with Ag.
nes Ayres: Thursday. Friday and
Saturday. Tho Woman who Walked
Alone" with Dorothy Dalton.
IMPERIAL - Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday. Polly OF the Follies, '
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29

with Constance Tainadss Th%;fsday., ,;,saa.
Friday and Saturday. Caru's~"'
with William Collier. Jr.
MARKET sTREET--Monday. Tuesday
and wednesday, Fair Lady, WIN
Betty Blythe; Thursday:, ,oI,rs Tridssy xIeS snS
Saturday; "A Ddrs HOUSE. wiz"
BARNET's aARpEN--Monday and
tuesday. The Moth 9TH Win snd TSurs. TSsmS
day, "The Greatest Love" with Vera
Gordon; Friday and Saturday, up
the Road with Sailie." with Constance
Taimadge.
sTRA D-Mondayt Tuesday and
Wednesday. 1.-THE Ordeal" with As::
mes Ayres; THURSDAY, ,I,t Friday y, and nsd
Aione. ss%scsy WITH hS porS.hy wS%'D Daiton' C "'
sIxTY-NrNTH STREET = Monday.
TSSsssay Ssss musEsteers sTS w;s Douglas
Fairbanks; Thursday. Friday and
Ricbard .Bartheimess. "'a
cEDAR--Menday and Tuesday. "shad.
Thursday. Billy JIM" with Fred
stone; ,s !; Fri, Friday and Saturday, Eden
COLISEUM Monday and Tuesday,
Handle With care; w ednesday, "A
Wonderful Wife, Thursday and
Friday, THE Unfoldment;" satur-
day. "out Of the silent North" 1.
Monday and Tuesday. 1.-THE
Girl From porcupine :" Wednesday
and Thursday. why Announce Your
Marriage - Friday. and Saturday
Mr.. Barnes Of New York"
NIxoN's AMBASSADOR - Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, without
Fear" with Pearl White; Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, Cardigan"
and II Do"
LOCUST-"The Man From Home"
adaptation Of the stage success BY
Booth Harrington and Harry Leon
Wilson. with cast headed by James
kirkwood and Anna Nilsson.
b r l. N o " T--"Back Pay" Fannie
Hurst story Of New York life. with
Seona Owen as the girl with the
crepe de chine soul" and Mat Moore
in the cast.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29
GASOLINE ALLEY

Events move steadily forward In the anus
ing lives Of the comic characters Of Oasoline
Alley Walt and Skeezix have thousands OF
friends. These deiightful characters. TO
gether with tho whole family Of regular en-
Comic Sscti0n of the Sunday PUbLlc LEDGrR.
r'Naks II Habit. ."--Adv.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29

ment to mar the beauty, but carefully
planned and laid out red brick walks,
with mosaic designs. Every fourth
house will have gateway with a
trelis, leading into q central garden
court, approximately fifteen by eigh-
teen feet.
And here the sun will shine on
plants flowers and carefully kept shrubs,
and will make glisten the sparkling
water OF some six or eight fountains.
The dining room of each Of the houses
will look out on some part Of this gar
den and surely all should be serene at
the breakfast table with this bit of
Sunny Italy dropped from blue sky.
The front door will open into the liv-
ing room, the main feature Of which
will be a snow white marble staircase
with jet black iron railings. And there
will be an old fashioned fireplace.
Two bedrooms and two baths will be
on the second and third floors, al
though in few of the houses, the third
floor will be thrown into a studio. But
every room in the house will have an
open fireplace.
Ground will be broken about next
Thursday for SAMSON Village, and the
Panama street renaissance, where O
similar transformation Is planned. will
probably be started Friday. William
#. b. Koelle, who designed the Panama
street houses, Is also the architect for
SAMSON Village. The houses will cos,
from $12, 900 to $40 900.