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MONDAY. Oct. 8. 1922
'5 '1'. .‘il.~—Dmnn2r cnnrcrt {23' :212. 3 fpunimaht or ilw Philharmonic Roe-
“ Ill, Trio. . 3 «ton, Chicago Philadelphia and Cir).
i _ .zle b. F-l.-Ty:Ilight Talus tor thr23 (home 2‘ DIS‘II. now am“... “unicinnntl Symphony Orchestras“ well.
hlddlvsj‘fihc National “r" 1"‘Z"rd§.\tnr_x- llrkz‘m-l in "Emma." is pick-' Edwin l-I‘ 'anko Gnldman. who
find Ito I‘ruwnlion. by Show D'jr-i by the “3:1, mm of tho. films tor ' wears the same. sort of official badge
.3752?!“- lthu mic of llrn iinr in the screen? 38 the mayor of the city of New
8 I‘. .\l.—I‘ont2(ri by Justin \V.lv-.‘rri-m nt‘ that line play. :‘ffl‘k only Mr Goldman: IS rn rec-
Russell. l~.'Irit«m-; .‘Ilhs licntrtcc Us»: "You and 1." not only the liar-30tniiion n! his musical aching-
born. :lr‘Cui‘ilptlllIRI; nYiiI the \VllZMJr-l priz~2 323:23; lnzt llrr2:itiwa.\"s2j'Ylllllliltdltntml the now handstand2
Trio. r-riz.2 play .15 “all. will remain at the . in Ce'ritirnl Park inst week and ure-
9 I‘ fit 4-1122: time elm-v for grown-li‘lnyhmne in f‘htmzo with H. ll. nuunmd it the flmat stand of thr-
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12:01 i‘. film—Stock market 21 port.
12:10 I‘. M.~I‘roducc market rc-
Nm'al (“yarn :2.-.
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)1.—;—\\'-‘:ut hi 1’ report.
"Font
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Sherman. I
6 I’ M.—-Produce and stock mar-'3
kct quotations; news bulletine.
7:45 1’. him—Musical program. 3
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3:30 I' M. —'l‘ho Hampton 11:23.3
Corporation presents :1 Special v‘adm '
Matinee of. “ZENO'v by Jowph F.
llnn. \‘ow playing at the Forty
l tght Street Thcutre. New, York
‘C ity. .
6:15 P. :l.—Ruth Cassclman.
“"hile You
Country
6:30 I’. M.——-"Mu5ic
Dine" by Tom Cooper's
Club Orchestra.
8' P. M.—-"Current Motion Pic-
tures" by Alfred J. McCosker.
3:15 1’. M.-—-Ruth Dale. Soprano.
8:25 P. .‘.I.—'-"Jolly Bill Sieinke"
leegeon on Radio Cartooning
3:40 P. M.—-Ruth Dale. Soprano.
8:50 P. M.—Mra. )I. S. Blurray.
contmlto.
9: 05 P. M.-—-Robert R. Rosa con-
tinuing with “Graphic Patrol: 3 From
Handnriting."
9: 15 P. M. -—Cantor
Gluckatein, tenor.
9:80 P. BL—Mrs. M.
contralio.
9:45 P BIL—Cantor
Gluckstein. tenor.
10 P. )L-—‘Colonial Dance
17.30 Garret
8. Murray.
1250 (total
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chests: otBrooklitn. N. Y. .M -
RADIO PROGRAM
“'nz Springfield. sum. (as: Mum)
“inor-
6 l‘. 3!. ~i‘lxlldrcn'~ Ilnur b3: Mn-
ricim Riv-okay.) All-ion. ,
S 1'. .‘-t.~-~\\'x,r: “In: from \\':.::"iinr',-V-
ion l-\' 'l').i2I-II<-r-- 'l‘tllnjr.
Rll” i'. .\I.2~SOI:§‘ Ilcr‘ltal M: It.
“‘uo-llnn-l (lat-nu.
5:20 1‘. fit-«Violin Rodin; by
.Arsenio I: {131011
i S: 30 l‘ .\l. ~—Song R~‘citnl l1. I4111I1\ 3
3Thurrilu In.
- R 451’ li.-—I'i:tnn llvcitnl by Eli-
[zztl-«bth (l;ix-ln- l' l'nmnlm.
9 1‘. .‘l.—~ll':ulin:z5 l\3.' I'Ili‘anm‘
2 Cat r s.
M an“ In: Recital by limit)“
.\I. -~\inlin l‘r‘tltal by An-
l Alacolitzm.
’Angiin when the acted with Richard.
““3me Bur-master. the 331110118, viol-
ALONG BRIMDWAY
-— With...
Dixie Hines
iniet who m1kca his American debut
at Carnegie ilalt on October 20, mil-
;--i this Muck Irnm Hamburg. This
its not. litr rnl'r speaking. his debut
her mum many :l-nrs ago hi! “all 0116
.n: th(3 popular conccrt artists. play-
in: his famous \inlln to the accom-
igfi‘arncr and Lucile \Vntson all [213.22
‘Ivu ny from Il.1\'.\t‘.:i.
333v: Ym 'k l" t In ll‘w’inIi‘lk’
.ucran ilo country lomiim:
Amzt l: s for n lnm: mtgancmcnt.
,1 Jun-V Slnthir, the prr-mimw-
;l<xt n! IIII' films. sails early
I“ d .\I.~l"I'-l‘iiml litt'liilll-I” ()‘ln-:t-:iil\-'r {or 9:.“ land (I ll.» (Vt’uKnL-gl
Tl!" \Vnsljngtoiii
\vlte-Iu- alt-2 \\.;l‘ -2 turns-uni .li rln: th-
3n-r22vnini: of “ll-n ilur"
Wins :ii‘lglpic-l fur t't" Ht rr‘n.
I..’«turi"t 'i'.i)22\r1ra\xstl-is
fl“? IItlIi\'\.Ul‘(I “ Ill. "I‘
[M (m nHIrl‘vv ‘Iin‘nll-
RUE, ”III; p'lui‘v ‘ -. .‘ilti ”I‘- XIII-WI
éln lit-mu. Files Tn} 2m Lila
‘Irgtt’d th- m on the 523:0.
\Vhtlt’uz'd Kn n23 v.'t‘l rs'tlrc from
‘Ch. ‘1 'xvn of ti; 0 Moon'
ntl Ont-c mot-3 tithe In!
bluin dinning i2,
éiilmn I i
6l
fit-2 can of
an an- 'nln r .'
hit: ‘I :i<': \ r'mI
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[m trui- rt) Up: xelin who all t- r th- .
3102- «if .-l-!m l'lnrnmnic' < H unlit. "2
I Mary (fluff-ll is in he tl . l-2 ruling.
I play-r on the: 2ii:<’:lt‘ si-lc ’ (2! "Th-‘-
l l'ntl- re.“ 'ilzi‘ cowl-2 i'vutnrr which J.
f 1‘ SIM-12.2.32 \\‘l‘I'-v'.~, \u 2 hip; and Angus-
}tin tum-run is illru'ting tlzr I't‘.Il"fl!'-
isms.
"Ta:-
cmmm
Own Ron-l." writton jointlv
i‘cmbrr uni Barry
wll It: product-i new
‘.ir. Mam-1min. being thc'
- ‘r:.2m 211. I. 'l: in<pirul Incllllu‘!‘ of il:-:
'collnlmr; tint: tlrni. will have an in-
t: restin gran-'1 important role in the,
romantic melodrama.
"lx’o‘mpy." the chmedy nrittcn in
hy
2k, and
y
Sup-mt fittlnrr and son, is helm;
shown as (or South as No“ Orleans
this season. it is om; 0: that trw in;
hits to W: routed on-r n coneiderublc
let‘t‘lltu‘y.
the same comedy is
New England.
Harriet Van limdcn. the
tion singer irom Non lurk
forhm Is any Ilollnmlcw :. is now slits;-
ihg in that coun: ty with succesni
greater than ~he has DCIHIVOI. S
nhrozul. On October 30 she will have
a. notable appearance under \Villem
Mongelberg with the orch‘ee'tra of
the Conccx't-Gebouw of Amsterdam.
The concert will be given at Iiaar.
lcm.
The film colony of 1.05 Angelcs
in welcoming this week. one of the
strayed lumbklns in Bessie Barris-
culc. who has come back to her own
camping grounds as a vaudeville star
appearing in Howard. Hicknmn’s
“Picking Peaches." This makeé Miss
Burriscaic‘s record one hundred per
cent complete since she has won
hbnore on the screen. stage and in
vaudeville.
There is a pretty well defined im-
pression that Carroll McComas. now
acting in the most delightful man-
her. the disguised cabin boy in “The
Jolly Roger." at the National thea-
ter. will be GOLD next as Roxane.
in \Valter Hampden’e revival of the
Rostand drama. Cyrano tie-Bergerac.
This is the part created by Margaret
Operating ,in
Mansfield.
-« n 2 importc 2? in the l‘mrthlm‘s com-i
will tm l'mzu". in?
A tour?
in Los-
St‘C’nfii‘
I“ XOX -I
“um. «I:-
\xn.k3“i“ land p 1' 3
the" will do txinl ‘ 7‘" ‘ icd 5° an to t‘onfvr'n
.i'l!‘ 1‘ ill).-
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Anothcn company marine?
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sensa- 3 2.1.1501)
who's-e I v
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SEE THOSE NEW -' COATS!
The very latest mode..." are arriving daily and the Variety
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with and without fur collars and all, the 2 most popular Shade
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3 Dainty creations in novel -efiects.-. . . . . . . I. . . . . $25.00 to $40.00
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CABINETS
HAVE A BEST-ORE
IN ASMALLTOWN
kind in the world.
31‘.th oer-anon by
It will be used
the hand for their
9:15 I‘. T23. ——.\r!lngton Tim-2 Win-“W’-
Ficnr‘s; i l-‘tlxrl “'rixht will lrn-‘i h-r \‘alll-'3'O\'f‘lllll rcgtilnr summer season of
wan-2 Now York. H99. .‘iu-tu's.) ”‘21- war-N2 M W N'W i'imndvlm “KW MUN-“f3-
4 I‘. .‘-I.—~«I-Zl-'I:nnr I-izirviin. I.}'I"I( ”'1” “m“?! lif'l'v’" r"““""”‘" with "3"“ l‘a3n-n “1‘0 has “330d some
Soprano and Comp-own ilr‘ “C“ M :3... I~“‘l"‘r"‘" theater in ; n" ”l“ mi"? l‘l‘Prk‘tfiiV" lwrfnrmancos
4:1"! l‘. M.-» Kimmy: 'l‘rin. ,'\:““‘ York 7“" ' ~- I! ""H ‘2‘" m“ :KI‘T‘T‘ 01‘ Brominar einon tho mem-
i;io I‘. Aim-12mm. u. Cum. 'i-nnr.3 "i ‘L‘ T‘" “"2, . .. :‘m‘h‘m production of "Justice." has
4:53 i". .‘~i.~-—.\lln«2r\.1 Trio. 6 Th" h" “if: I ‘ “Nth W“! b” :’ i“|'l73h2d the rehearsal: of " {can}-
3.21.3 l‘. Minumre yea. It-nn- "W”Fh‘ '-o 1‘2 inn-«.1 Stairs hint-vi." 123' Albert Kobiitz and s. J.
tnlnrr. 2 :llicimrzi (l Han-lam. “1‘21. open i:i3\\':1r-.«hnn'ky, which Will have Frank
7:30 }._ .\l.~-ll:iil_v Sport '1'2.'l\ h).'-\r\v \ml: minim-time in Noirml‘n” itcifllynn‘.‘ nmf'vmbnrr-d for his won-
Thornton Fisher. 3 ”H ”m A”, ‘ :..:10r ”fat“ 72“!” “In“! "l'"“‘2‘*m . Lincoln." “M
7:i0 l". .‘I.'~—St“4 his "pm, Low!) Limn alumni lor lie 9!: m- mus-n Louise Huff. recruited irom the:
- p 1 ill a M. r' in. whom» hair rcmnlm- t’ilmrl.
§ Preeidcni 0" 1h" Board of Fluid ““‘1'.tlir lmc of n strnwl--.~rrv :undnr, “til
3 .
{are of the City of New York. N. m,“ of (3... 393.21“: m-mlwm of
7:60.22 i'. :l.—~I'Itrurni Noun. ”3,. a”, of mm," Cxip” mum.» «is: For “Mutation.
Trnor and Mrs. l'i, l-‘rul- rick Bur—7mm... Tom merr :1 (stage Mar an hr‘
null with tho: J-l-‘.‘-l\‘ Trio. lz- now a film star. In spite of the {not that N’vw York;
5' I‘. M2 --".\ Rim-y’ot the I‘nt- l ””“3‘”! RV“ $0.45?“ “ I{"l'3‘;2*lt3‘ I! usually Chartc'nzcd by l.‘-.
“'hrn Womm Knit Thur Mnrtlng' paw-finite m'ir Hm- “-"'k “- "Tl="Ep.,,,. .3 0,3, F, ,3 .2“, '
THE" “5' VIII C “'i'dman. ill-m."- in l‘imi-l-nro and will com-2'3 ' “ " ” m “C ‘5 Epote in.
n 3.1 p \I -I’aul Haskell Tenor-'0 New Tie-fl: n iortnlfiht Inil r.‘ illic‘cmzniry ”Hm I! 130 ’93500 303
and Marjorie II-skrll. Sonr'w 0. Th" ("Haunt-la SM”. ”A ‘0‘ m“ hntlafl‘mm ”H" the Chamber of Como:
mvrcc of the State or New York is
mad-'2 up u.’ mm Who have any pur-
-iiculur sympathy with What arise
. was dm :1th as the rum truffle. The
-.-.C'lun of that. hody in going on re-
.rord .15 opposing the retention of the
7\‘oxl: 1 ml act in its present form is
-six:nltxcmt say.- thc llai'tfur'l Cour-
3 :.xln A part at the r-- t‘nrt ndoptod re-
lr nesting that the \olsitad aCt be re-
‘morc tr ari_\ with the
’Iunt and on lincs that
’I-‘nsnn: Nil!" J: is!
:tl.‘ 10.: x.“ I!);:C-~
public ecnti-
are more
and practicable, is
l "l‘h-,2. committee docs not consider
it incumbent on the ch'miber or
mmmmcu to give an opinion as to
tilt \timlom or lflf‘k of it mi-icncrd
hr the adoption of the Eighteenth
5 Atrium-lim‘n:
l
i
«-l the so‘caliui \‘olstind not. This
chamber has hnumcr a: we}: stood
for ODPIII'WM‘I’ to law and support of
2‘ u
forccc- III-.2 l;',m and ruomm nds now
it:: .t to long as the prohibition lav.-
I-mu'is on the statute books the
mombcrs of tits bod y should exert
--:ih tr ini‘iuv 2mm to secure enforcement
.2-t th- law It is apparent that there
:lx‘ “jumprcnd Opposition to and dis-
:0 .wll-‘nco of the prohibition law
and that unquestionably a large
[number of honest and fair-minded
xpeoplc believe that the law should
3hr: so amended as to eccune more
lumen] agreement nith its prowl-
3sions on the part of the citizens and
a more satisfactory enforcement or
the law.
Tits organization «iii no“. in all
be classed by Mr. An-
stxpminhnviciit oi the New
ml; Ft :19 Anti- saloon League
along whh the New York newspap-
ers as thoroughh corrupt and engag-
ed in an exil conspiracy to discredit
him and those who share his up-
intone. But the publication of this
statement is the result or consider.
able deliberation and thought and
must be given SC rious consideration
by all thinking people.
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‘Maine Lover Deplores \i’ood Loss
to ”2-' Constitution of“:
the l min it States and the enactment -
gm. rn 21-. it! in its ”Yams to cn-;
CUTS Y OUR HARDEST
BITCHEN WORh
IN TWO
fl You run: not know how
. much your kitchw work Is telling
2 on you—but \ou do know thlt
you are often all worn out by
night.
3 F “'11: not got n 1100818“
Cahinct and save yimrsoli' miles
or walking and hours of standing
5 each day.
' “00le will do it. H00-
su-IR is doing it now for two
million other housewares.
: Como in lo:- a complete
"GOSH-IR demonstration. Lot
usehowyou mammalian!!!
mm In owning a HOUSIEIK.
'..' You'll soon decide you can't
often! to do without this wonder-
i‘ui Inlmr~stVIng convenience.
' $1.00 will deliver one of these
Cabinets to your home.
The A. J. COLLINS
COMPANY
5.
There are such stores that held the trade for
miles around-some of them built up 92:
largely increasing the capital.
1110113
The merchant buys small standardized stocks
of the best-sellers that are being sold"
largecities. He is careful to display the er-‘act
pattern that is being popularized.
l
His stock is kept: complete at all time: ‘22.:
small but'frequent orders placed with the Job-
ber or Manufacturer by TOLL LINE.
I
Shipment is made the same day .2 exrress
or. parcel post and a quick delivery made pessi-
bIe. Customers are enthusiastic over the fact
that they can buy what they want in their i We
town.
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J acoby’s
12.14 No. Main 81.
SPECIAL SHOWING
AND SALE or
Chappe Coats
$5.98 ‘° $24.59
1
5
2
THE SOUTHERN '
NEW __ ENGLAND
TELEPHONE COMPANY
3
Charge Accounts Opened
SCHOOL SHOES
EDUCATORS
CONNEALLY £9” ”BRACKEN
81 WW st. Semi-33L“
(Letter in New York Times) ’
The pine is gone and king spruce
is almost down and out. ~Tllc state
of Maine is being wood~pulped to
death. Lately on Cape Newegcn.
which is the southerly tip of the
beautiful Island of Southport, a
man get control or a piece or wood-
land and cut out 500 cords of spruce
and white birch tor the pulp mill.
He left a beauty spot 3 scene of
desolation. The forests are going; the
treshets are coming. Where hundreds '
of dollars are now made. them-lands
will be lost in flood-swept towns.
Possibly a law passed etating' the
size of trees that may be, cut [or-
./
Rialto , Theatre 3 7
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
‘OORINT NE GRIFFITH
amt FRANK MAYO
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fluent! MW 6&2 Make Trouble lor Others “"13"" 5‘"
WWW ‘11.“?
nor-Bones. mucous, ammo camps PlCl’l' as?”
sneer music 150““
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LDLPIKECO.
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pulpgogd might at the present. gulp;
— ”11—: f . rm mam nuwno
’ ”In?“ 3131” Oren. . somimnwnnx. co.“ /
“SDIDAYS” '.- 2 x >. .. /
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