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who would care what had become oi
 Linda Lee?" | Very we'll" she said at length with an uncertain smile-"suppost we try"
 |, XVII "To tomorrow mornings star of the screen. Linda Lee!" Thus Snmmerlad, mildly exalted graceful and gracious even beyond his studied habit, flourishing n glass of California champagne above the din- ner table in his bungalow at Beverly Hills.
 The toast went by exclamation, and Lucinda laughed, at once gratifed, d. verted, and disposed to deprecate the spirit of these felicitations as prema- ture A phrase of Culp's recurred un- bidden: "A lot of kids, that's what we got to make pitchers with, a lot of kids"
 It was childish, in q way: on the other hand, 1t was undeniably pleas ant to think of oneself as a sort of Sleeping Beauty of the screen only waiting to be awakened to vivid life by one wave of the widening wand and self-confldence.
 Summerlad had been talking of his early screen experiences and flashed an apologetic smile. "One of the worst faults we movie actors have, Mrs. Lee. Is talking about our salaries. So I won't say any more than this: outside of the Big Four Mary and Doug and Charlie and Bill Hart-there's mighty few that drag down as much green money a week as do."
 I'm glad to absolve you of the sin of boasting Mir. Summerlad."
 T suppose that did sound funny. You wouldn't guess who the director was who gave me my first engagement: Barry Nolan."
 The name was apparently known to Lontaine, for he exclaimed You don't mean it." as if no more exciting in formation had come to his ears in many days.
 Continued in Our Next Issuc)
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of war that are essential to efficiency. In so far as concerns the future ef- iciency of our Navy the mental atti- tude of our commanding officers is more important than any other ee- ment.
 Urges Efficiency.
 Tt is the duty of each officer to make himself and those whom it is his privilege to command as efficient as possible in training and military character. This education of the en- tire personnel I conceive to be the primary mission to be carried out loy- ally and cheerfully in the conviction that by doing so we will not only ren- der our existing forces efficient, but command the respect and confidence of the public until such time as the people themselves have come to real- ize that what we naval officers call our navy is really their navy-to realize the importance of keeping it prepared for war and to understand the uselessness of a navy that is not so prepared"
New Britain herald., 1922-05-20
SIMS DEPRECATES
 NAVY REDUCTIONS
Warns Naval Graduates of In.
 creased Need for Efficiency

Newport, R. l., May 2o.-The duty of the Navy to maintain it's efficiency in the face of reductions in personnel and equipment was emphasized by Rear Admiral William S. Sims, m his address as president to the graduating class of the naval war college today.
 "Unwisdom of Congress-
 We military men keenly realize" !" he said, the depressing effect upon morale of such drastic reduction in our personnel and equipment as will pre- clude the carrying out of the training which our studies and experience have shown to be necessary to the max imum efficiency.
 "We naturally deplore the apathy of the people and what appears to be the unwisdom of the congress in again exposing us and the country to the possible risk of sacrifices as in- evitabe and as grievous as those that unpreparedness brought upon us in the great war.
 Must Accept Loyalty.
 But once the final decision is made it is one of our most important duties to accept loyalty the conditions inn posed upon us by the civil authorities and to make a careful estimate of the situation with a view to maintaining such units and personnel as are left us in as efficient a condition of in-. training and equipment as possible; and more important than all else, to maintaining to the maximum degree the morale of the nersonneI
 Our personnel has just shown in the recent war that its morale was proof against the needless sacrifices caused by ignorance, indecision and mismanagement in Washington. Off, ficers now understand that serious study is necessary to acquire the knowledge of and training in the art
New Britain herald., 1922-05-20
MILLS TO QUIT
 OFFICE ON MONDAY
Personal Tax Collections Will Be Handled by Collector of Property
 Taxes, Mayor Decides.

Personal Tax Collector J. Willie Mills will quit his office Monday morning, his resignation. submitted several weeks ago at the request of the mayor, having been accepted, ef- fective on that day. Collector Berna-
New Britain herald., 1922-05-20
NOTICE.

I will not be responsible for any bills contracted by my wife, Pearl Gradeck, on and after May 20, 1922. Signed,
 JOHN GRADECK.
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watching for us and took us into the
back room.
The back room being not what You
think. but the office part of the store
The jury was well behaved, and we
liked them very much. They gave the
winning line six votes.
Those who served arc: W. Boone,
202S South Beechwood street: G. Best.
1868 Hadfield street; Jane Meyer.
Trappe. Pa. Mrs. NJ. Boone. 2O2S
South Rcechwood street; Mrs. B. Row
land. 162S North Thirteenth street !;
Herbert Sommer. 2IS South Twelfth
street; s. Wilgus, 3Oi4 West Oxford
street r. Donaldson. 26O1 South Hob
son street; J. NoonNn. 5521 Hazel ave-
nue.. and Robert Mills. 127 South
! Eleventh street.
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CARPET CLEANING

EATTONAL CARPET GIG. CO.. 1850 N.
'IGth. Tioga 63l9-Clea ming, sewing, re.
pairinE; colors restored: prompt service.
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APARTMENTS

SuB.LET hotel apartment. rooms. hal
bath, for balance Of lease; sacrifice; leaS.
ing town. Write or call NJ j. Helm. AUS
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CIVIL service examinatlons May and June:
Die test instruction. particulars. p 1929. L. o
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Winner Is Worth
Waiting For
Continued from Pnxe Ono

Continued from PnKe One
mngton. Del. Mary MacLaren. Cliff
ton Heights, Pa. Dorothy Sholtz. 5l3
South Sixth street: J. Young. 5S46
Bclmar terrace; Mary Finnigan. 100
Rochelle avenue: Gertrude McGce. G1s
North Forty seventh street: Mrs. Il.
Harder. 103 Noble road. Jenkintown.
The jury was composed of some OF
the members of the sales organization
of the Gainaday Electric Washer Com
pany. nt 127 South Eleventh street. 4
nice fella by the name of Hutchins was
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HELP wANTEp-MALE

MANA large corporation wants . real
man, over 26. In q sales department OF Its
office: experience not necessary. but app!.
cant must stand close Investigation. right
man will be assured good pay OIL commits.
adya ncement according to ability. Apply 7o2
Van Dam Bldg, 1901 Market ST.. between
10 and 10 or 2 and 4. .-
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1000 SO FIT .S-sty d@y.,snt factory;
rink ats Manayunk. X. B. Fraser. IL
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APARTMENTS
BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS

IN THOROuGHLY MODERN APAKTMENT
HOUSE-fB0 TO sIj
Living room. bedroom kitchen and bath;
som. have p0rches' hardwood Gocrs, vapor
heat hot water, electricity, numerous pIuSs
IN ey"ry room; refriEoraiors; LocE rS; j"n.to'
TEL .EPHONE DIAMOND 035G J,
iN@l in@3 y. PARK AVE. -
46TIT : llo0-ApartmeHt 'The i,ar'h,
rr,.i. .Dr.ul nG It'N t1Tt""uI
o. r,f..r'. IL .r'uNnWS o. uIt-lI,
unusually fine apt, unfurn availaL.e Mny
, -, ,.,r mo, nciUd, neat and not water,
pr.seut occupant leaving city. W"vGNd lTls
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BUSINESS oPpoRTuN1r1r.

LARGE STORE. now being conp,.,.o
very best part OF overbrook; suitaSla
hnardware; Ice cream, confectionery: in f.S
the new Overbrook High School; a Hns r e.
ern Apartment upstairs. containing I isr
for a wlde.swake business man. Applv 1yIm,,S yn,SS
II. McCLATCHY. building Operation. RaMN
more road (80th at. and .Lansdowne ava
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ROOMS WANTED

ANTED--Cnfurn., . rms, k!tchenette md
rr!v. both; CT rster ave. To Baltimore av" ,
inI 10 T9d st: $50 q mo. Woodland 1896 W.
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pESNSNINASIA FARMS
NEW JERSEY FARMS

WILL BE SOLD, CT Court Of Chancery. IN
Trenton y. j.. on Wedn. sdaY, April II. .
p. NJ. 0Gacre farm. with large house and
barn extensive incubator and bro0dtng sys
tenn; located cor Washingt,n Crossing road
and Search ave-. Mcrcer County, y. j., Il
miles north Of Trenton; ! mile from Pen
r. r. and close to the Trenton and Pen
ninston trolley: suitable for san!t0rlum.
land v,rroVer1ert Go. 3 site for arnuse-
rent park GEO r. GOODMAN. 232O w.
31oga st
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fzUTEL CAIN, tea room furpishea or
eSiicy Forgs Morse, 1924 Chestnut. --.
5XxTT1T STUDIO furn log ca6ini rms.
S5ini 1850 for sum Morse 1924 Chestnut.
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General
WANTED. 4 MEN

WANTED. = MEN
nationally known accounting organization
has openings at present for 8 men on It's
student stan. We are seeking responsible
"oung men, preferably with some bookkeeping
experience, who have sufficient ambition and
determination to use their spare time In
practcing staff OF this company. We are
employing oyer 100 accountants at present,
each one OF whom started on the student
statf these men earn salaries OF $3.50 to
5000 n month.
This is u well-rated company Offering
genuine opportunity to tho type of man who
wants and Is willing to work for real
future IN the profession Of accountancy.
Write Manager. + l1l2, Ledger Office
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n {j6EEH, Apertments, fUrrished housee. II. I
<j&N -. HpQA ~ Broad St Wyoming t531. |
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Observation-Disclosures

GREENE ST, 5sO.--Furn. or un:urn,. h.
heat cleo near bath, hot and CT
shower: near trolley and both railroads: ?
Nnta fnrnLlH.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
AGENTS

NAN. aged 30 desires position; can furnish
car. A 226. Ledger Office.
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MECHANICAL ENGINEER. not over 80; ex-
cellent opportunity; state nationality. sdu.
cation, experience and references; partici.
lars about character. Address Scott Paper
Co. Chester. Pa.
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STAMPS AND COINS

STAMPS. Albums, etc, for collectors; list
lIrr. pE,.a. stamp CO., - :. lS'h.
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LOST AND FouNp
PERSONALS

UNLESS charges are paid besor. 49,,
1922. furniture. carpets. househoIS Spri ~ u
stc, etc stored at the Safety Storage Van nests
Cahiii and deorse q. Physic. roodr. ar. A;
sold at Thomas y. Lovatt G. SOM VIII y
Rooms. 220 s sth ct. on April il. HISusSs.oa
If YOU WANT to ~ ABROAD Join the .,a:,s-
select party sailing July fnr ssmal,
Switzerland. Passion Play. etc. r ,oo partl
rates. For particulars write Miss Ber,hn.a
Stover. 81 Westview st.. 0ermantown ia pss,L Y
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

~
= the provis sion regulating the enforce.
ment Of a warehouseman's lien for storage
owns nsmes Vii be Of !" tue Subo bio
b fS T. NJ 8" SS' IT, iSss 's.Sai':
Sa s'0fsd tss name a Q, Jsms: Baird :'
lamp rsfrserator. sattes eD SEWING Saving
machine, mach packages N tcontents unknown. gas
sarah beverly. lot !"V; 10. V6;,siitSj--Red. sto..
sss tss ySno Ts xss ps,SrS s
e. iT
basket, sox sss Sundis. '"ss toontsits Os anknS%n ]
sewing machine, rag carpet. pictures. sled
I %siins 'aeisis; cslli.is;. lot 10000 sldeboard,
rssa JPszns' T.. $3.50, cSs:.
.eresnins wire. settes. rocker, shovel. chairs:
;,ana table e9GH SSGn swins
sSSn' Sohn f. ;tSs Sss:oh. RSx's iss .prs
:Ts ro'sss s 'S-Snk rSnk .sss snsr' n%Tssde
table. gas range. rug. runner. refrigerator
Df,hiIIGs iiIi" Fox. s:fts os No: ssc Slals ArmcAsr.
oil OPP hesssr se msaicin. ; caSinst. % cam. saving
tdphtot, dWHiNk anu
chairs. bed. bureau, washstand, han
rack. etc.
spring. roll ollcloth, tables. chairs. oil heater
bag. rockers sowing machine. refrigerator
Henry q. McIntyre. lot No. 5ie41-Book
spring. settee. armchair desk table, gas
range, bookcase. chinonier. bureaus, chairs
Rudolph sheppard, lot No. 5Iai5-wash
stand, picture. sideboard. runner. carpets
glass, cot shades. beds, etc
Mrs. Fannie slnms, lot No. .SiO5s-sids.
board, scttee, kegs. barrels bundles, gas
heater, bed springs. sewing machine etc. ,
Anna Ward. lot No. bi254 =, Bed, book
spE,nss oilS!Hth Eas hsa,sr (, tabs rnS etc
The contents - Of bureaus, chifonirrs.
wsshstands. bpfIsts and ~ % coPtalnerrs r.
unkncTn to bSliss % VII Mia. n disgossd W +, ross e
storage Company, 2708 N. Broad st., Phila'
delphia. a.-------- -
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS E.. Q, HARVEY, 1919 Rittenhouss So
loo. 1927. All Hat!onallties sup. 4 wanted
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DESIRABLE OFFICES for rent IN modern
building, y. W. corner on ana Ma1"u'
sta Apply Superintendent, Room 200.--
~ Su,,., 4, orEICES good Lights: reason bic,
WIiLI S-WI NCNNSTER CO. 20 y lsth ~
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wANTED-FEmALE

GOVERNESS for backward children and de-
fective speech. exp. and successful; ref.
erences. p. Q. Box t2s. Trenton. n. j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-06

VIOLIN and mandolin agenta; new territory
Write the Fairbanks school OF Music i86 VI
Genesee st.. Buffalo. ". Y -
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GREENEWALD'S
ACCOUNTANT urav'g). well educated: $4,000
FIELD SECRETARY. good orga rizer: exp.
In printing or adv. business: $4,000.
ASST MGR. employment orga anization, for
ASST. EXECUTIVE EXPORT WORK, exp.
In paints or waterproof products; $3.50 mo.
Stenographer. assistant TO executive.
Interviewer, exp. In employment work.
NO ENROLMENT CHARGES. $50 8. 18TH
BUSINESS SERVICE CO.. l1I4 Land Title.
ACCOUSTANTS-Fore work, $4,000 up.
BOOKKEEPER-Exp. on Burroughs machine
CHEMISr-Dyestuffs. young man. $500.
AlANAGER-Salss. meats, 10000 UP.
FOREMAN--Toolmaker. brass mfg, $4,000.
INCREASE. YOUR 1NCoME--Wrlte insur.
ance on full or part time contract: acci.
dent and health pol ices. covering men and
women: oil occupations. National Accident
Society. 800 broadway. New York City.
Established 3G years
MEN wanted wishing positions. nremen.
brakemen. colored train porters large
Pennsylvania roads; write for informal ion ;
si25-s@OO month: experience unnecessary
Inter. Railway. Dept. 1858. Indianapolis. Ind
YOUNG MEN over IT desiring Government,
positions. $3.50 monthly. write for free LIST
civil service examiner). 9G2 Equitable Bldg
Washington. D.
CIVIL service examinations May and juno:
many vacancies; salary S1400-SlS0U; sam.
pie test instruction. particulars. p 1922. l.. o
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pESJRADi4E office SPA" "e, trrprooF hui dlnG,
good eleya' or service; moderate rent. Apply
" Ef.T In7' 11In Chestnut ~.
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1912 PINE-CHice and waiting room for
asctor uentIat r any professional Oltirc.
JCSEPH FEI.DMAN, 200 Lincoln Bog.
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HELP wANTED-rEMALp

OPERATORS wanted. experienced og making
small collars for shirts. button sewers ~ an1 n1
the best, clean and brightest factories IN
the city: there are advantages here ior
operators that cannot be found In any otneI
factory. Miller Bros. Co.., s. w. cor. broao
and Wallace sts.. secnnd Moor. or.-------
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS
APARTMENT HOTELS

kitchen: ntl-lCl W.. s1 m0nth.E:
APARTMENT HOTELS
THE GLADSTONE
1lTu AND PINE SITS.
ABSOLUTELY TlREPRooE
ATS. TyHNIgSiHI5ESp, TN?HE,TRTfLsHED
NEW HOTEL BARTRAM
33D AND CHESTNUT
AraTim%n,s tqTntshfdi q iGPEhT Gr Hnigyn'shsd
" "Ni''''~ phone PRESTON 2S1o
THE DELMAR-MORRIS
WGERMS%ToWS CMnSL%S$TFo a%s
90 MINUTES TO BROAD ST; STATION
Hotel or unlurn. suites, hougekeening apis.
THE EDGETON-
s2D AND PARKslpE AVE.
Two OK 9UPTGafiRtff UPTaRfE :Sit%9Sn' R"9M kPPARrsrENrs
wTIrH PRIvArE BATH. DINING SERVICE
TIE SHhRMoHR 3S{a sI ra% SS2ve ni,. Gnestnn'
Yate hnIl: American plan. Phone Preston
THE sWARTHMoRE. 2cd and wslnu.-
and bath: maid service and ltLen Included.
lOl? SPRl II, N,pt!.eik.uttisp i iouin
apis with nalhi m.a,qittu m"aqittu'IS luFh'' so"'e
TlE TEH,y %Sh am. amt .n%s,@9' 50 s59To al,
"u"''' ,'o', 49,. irr. - lin ~.
he,r, y = p snnT',lrg i'str'c.
-
THE LITTLE HOTEL. q nroah St
a Eoou L-..-- " - N-.-- --- ......--. .....'.
xJcr1cE KEEpJNG APARTMENTS
~ y - - - - ~ - " = - t1
4 ,lrn ri-
apis; near Parkway McNu1'y' l'2' Fair
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GERMtSTOWS

Fs65 LIMEKiLN PIKE, rooms. scml,de.
privileges. oak Lap2. l7@0i rel! SO per mo,
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SSrcsTaARrE sample rooms, desk rooms
bari Of on ce furnished or unfurn, shcd
best location in philadelphia any good line
consiut.e.ui .i -, s.cnri folr
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DESK SPACE, fully equipped; ground floor:
centrally located: opportunity for opt!csan.
Gnrucs 1QHn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-06

sTENoGRAPHER, first class, high schoo,
graduate, years OF practical office work.
wants position where services and ability
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Call pop, 2245. Mr.. McMichael, l3iN Popar.
STENPHF.NS 1921 roadster. new ,ir"s
kLak TOP. nickel lamp and radiator; terms
t. suit. paron's. GO y Broad ct
STT'TX touring and roadster. al models.
tho~uughT 0vcrntuicd and Tefnlshcd; ex-
ceptiurallv ,ow prices; cash or terms See
MI Munter. StmtH Agency Gao y. Broad 81
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0TFI1sE 20 rent IN Wldsner Bldg bonus ir
taken at once, Will rent or sci! elegant
s,~rIf''- responsible pacty on.y. can
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n.y. NOTICE.. NOBLE. 172a SPRING
e4 Garden st.--Your car will be sold foi
storage and costs on the 22d day Of April
1929, II you do not calm same and pay AZ
INSURANCE. MOTOR SERVICE.
1925 Brandywne st. Philadelphia.
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orrCEs. BUSINESS ROOMS, ETC.

S6f n. 18TH ST.-Onc-stofS oG"ding, luN
100; suitable shop or gernRe
ARTHUR BOSWELL. @33 = ian 81
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THREE ROOMS furnished. light housoke"p-
ting: conveniences; good location: s. per
week. H. y. stewart, - Cleveland ave.
Phone Ridley Park, 43s NJ.
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pvNYsyLyANIA--sUBURBAN

RfGU'r ROOMS and bath; b"auufully nm
Jshed with Gear garage sample hGuss
asii M. Broad st Phone oak Lane 1887.
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WESTINGHOUSE -Aerio!a Jr, wireless tele
phone. sets. s25' West; antenna outfit
t7SS0' Evercady radio. Y. stor, bats, Sit
restsrs' So iTnlhan.s Var store. ia n l3th
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-06

ESTIMATOR capab bic Of plant reading and
estimating: thorough knowledge of plumb
ing: state salary and experience. 1922.
Ledger Office.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

rO HIRE--5 and I pass. touring limouslnes
81 90 per hour w. Pop. 1917. Park 4l5t
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RADIO EXCHANGE

I E6DIVG-Entire household goods wantf
Southwark Furn Co. b30 :. 10th. Ore. / 2
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ENERGETIC
YOUNG MAN

Is offered a highly paying position with we'll
established banking concern; commission
well recommended. Apply for Interview
p lll4 Ledger Onice.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

DO YOU have dwellings building lots to
sell in FrRnkfuId section We have
YNlIN r NOW kUnstngton
JO[1S l. WI Ii. and I.ekiGh aNos
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lX, mahogany, % records: pei
tect condition: $50. Can Diamond 1855 J
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Stearns-Knight I0ZOnn nn,.dnln,s' nns', NJ I,

NI.O tNur. cans, I Cyl, LUITI NqlINled' come
down Royal NotorouT CO., H@O y. Rrprd g.
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Business Properties and stores

4 FACTORY, warehouse and floor SpecialIs
ARTHUR y. FRASER, - ; I'm -.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-07-13

Hope roo. You hear, don't ysu.
Pollyop;"
At that Polly clung to him. She had
lost sight Of the fact that she might
have to marry Oscar Bennett to fee
Daddy Hopkins. and to keep her peo-
pie In the Silent City. She only real.
lied that she was In Roberts arms,
and that he was telling her over and
over and over that he adored her.
Hadn't you best go now?' she
asked. "Some one might catch you
here. No! Please, please don't kiss
me no more"
Without the slightest regard for her
protestatlons. Robert, smiling. gath
cred her completely into his arms.
Perhaps" he stammered, perhaps,
sweetheart, your father'll come back
in spite Of Marcus Mackenzie. Good
by. dear"
She followed him to the door and
watched him go up the lane. Then she
crept back into the shanty.
Daddy" she cried. "rm tryin' my
best to save you. dear. an, an I will.
| will, darlln'. Your bratll save you.
Daddy-but oh, God. 1t seems as how
l couldn't do It."
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-07-13
"SWEEThEARTl"

SYNOPsIS.-Occupying a dilapi-
dated shack In tle Silent City. 4
sQuattsr settlement near Ithaca,
New York. Poly Hopkins lives
with her father. small Jerry. and
an old woman. Granny Hope. On
an adjacent farm. Oscar Bennett.
prosperous farmer. Is q nelghbor.
He is secretly married to Evelyn b
Robertson. supposedly wealthy girl
OF the neighboTLOod. Marcus Mac
kenzie. VINO owns the ground the
squatters occupy. Is their deter
mined enemy. Polly oYerhears a
conversation between Mac kenzie
and a stranger, In which the former
ayows has Intention of driving the
squatt-rs from his land. The stran-
ger sympathIzes wIth the squalters.
and earns Poliy's gratitude. Evelyn
Robertson discovers from her moth
er that they are not rich, but prac-
uchl!y living on the bounty OF
Robert Perciyal, Evelyn's cousin.
Polly learns from Evelyn that the
sympathetic stranger Is Robert
oby
with message to Bennet, telling
him she can give him no more
money. She already bitterly regrets
her marriage to the ignorant farm
sr. Polly conveys her message and
Oscar makes threats. He insists
Evelyn meet him that night. Polly
has her father and Larry Bishop,
a sIuatter. take an oath to do Mae
KenZie no injury Evelyn unsuc-
cessfully tries to get money from
her mother with which TO buy OF
Bennett and Induce him to leave the
country, giving her her freedom.
She and Mackenzie aVow their
love. At the arranged meeting that
night Bennett threatens Evelyn
with eNpoHurc unless she gives him
money, Polly mcr's Robert Per.
ciyal. and they are mutually at
tracted. polly's feeling bping adora.
ti0r. Oscar kills roIly's lamb and
hercivnl turasEcs OE,ur MaCKrn-
z'e orders the FVuuttrrH TO leave
Evelyn pianF 10 marry Mackenzie
PcrCiyal and Polly confess their
love MacKcuzIr's men arrest Poi
ly's father on a framcd-Gp charge