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CONGRESS NOT DECENT
TOWARD BIG BUSINESS,
SAYS N. Y. PROFESSOR
Difficulties of American
Manufacturers Could Be
Beduced 25 Per Cent, Dr.
Robert Grimshaw Tells
Delegates Here.
"If we had a decent Congress the dim
cuttle of the Amerlcon mnnufacturers
would be reduced by nbout 35 per cent.. '
alii Di Itcbert drlnuhftw. of the School
of Comrtirrce, New York University,
peaking today In the Bcllevue-fllratford
Hotel at tho convention of the American
Supply and Machinery Manufacturers'
Association
This organization Is meeting simulta
neously and on the same floor with the
National Supply and Machinery Dealers'
Atsoclatlon.
"Wo have no merchant marlix despite
anything that may bo said to the con
trary." Profwwor drlmshaw also re
marked. "Our silly little navy does not
frotrct us.
He then Issued a warning that at the
dose of the present war America would
be flooded by cheap articles stored by
Germany because of tho Inability of that
country to distribute her products
throughout the world while the conflict l.i
In progress.
"We shall be Torced to meet this com
petition," ho declared "Some method of
retaliation should bo devised. A revision
of the tariff might provo effective.
"Whatever the method, It should be
definite and thorough. The Prussian
railways nro discriminating against us
now They make It Impossible for us to
dlstrlbuto goods throughout Germany
The Emplro Is entirely willing to sell to
Us, but will not buy American goods.
"During tho Civil War merchants wero
forced to seek the protection of the Brit
ish flag because the flag of this country
failed to provide safety to our businesses
A somewhat similar situation confronts
us todav."
Jt waa hero that Doctor drlmshaw
launched Into an attack on Congress
Particular significance was attached to
his nttltudo towards Ocrmany because
he, lived there for several years and
poko from practical experience.
Considerable Interest was manifested
among the delegates to both conventions
In tho decision of the Circuit Cqurt of
Appeals In favor of tho United Slates
Btcel Corporation. The general belief
aecmed to be that the result would be a
restoration of confidence In business con
ditions and a changed attitude towards
great Industrial enterprises
These otllceiB were elected: President,
Fnrnam Ynrdley, New York; first vice
president, llaney n. Dlckcrman. Cleve
land; second vice president. C. II. Miller,
Columbus; third vice president, Georgo
E. Hall, Boston
Women relatives of the dclegntc to
the National Supply and Machinery Deal
era' Association have planned i visit to
the Curtis Building and Independence
Hall and a trip through tnlrinount Park
Accused of Stealing Harrcl of Whisky
The cat of Hubastcs or the sacred cow
of the Hindus wan not guarded more
carefully than a large barrel of high
grade whisky, which, placed todav in a
conspicuous position, attracted the at
tention and admiration of every, cop of
the 4th and York atrectn station Tho
whisky Is part of a curious assortment of
loot taken last night by Special Officers
Clifton and Hrdmond from tho home of
Thomns Owens, 36 years old, of 240 Dia
mond street Tho loot Includes two
crates of eggs, a quantity of home net
ting and a consignment of straw hats.
Owens and William Hatfield, 20 years, .
boarder at his homo, are accused of rob
bing a box car of tho Philadelphia and
Heading Hallway, w.hlch was standing at
American and Diamond streets, on Deco
ration Day, Doth were held In $600" ball
for a further hearing on Friday by Mag
istrate Glenn, In tho 4 th and York streets
station, today.
POUT OF PHILADELPHIA
Vessels Arriving Today
Sir. Jran. Tampa, phosphate rock, Jonathan
May & ons
Str. Kanearoo (Kr.). Bordeaux, at Break
water, for orders.
Htr. Pawne, New York, freight and pamen
cera, Chela Line.
Sir. Ala, Boston, ballast.
Steamships to Arrive
PABSENOER.
Name. I'rom, Sailed.
Aneona Naples May 1-
TKBiqiltfT- ,.
Name. Iroro. - Balled.
Mansurl Calcutta Aprlt II
City of Delhi Calcutta April 0
Miiltby tiatona April 10
antra Hhloltla April 21
Kastlanda I'oit Talbot . . .April 21
Conrad Mohr Ardroauau May 1
Columbian Jlllo May 4
Orla lluenoa Aires ..May 7
Uratland Sivlllo May n
Hapldan , .Lelth May H
Maine . . ,, ..... London May y
1'olaratjernan Hblelda May 11
Georgian ... Illlo May 1 1
Turnbrldga London May I'd
Manchester Mariner.. . Manchester ....May in
Caatlemoor Uenoa Mey 11
Ijossel ......Tenerlfte May IS
Kansaa ,, ... Illlo May IS
Silvia ,Huela May lu
Cluermey ,.., .... Balboa ........ ,My 2J
Columbian Balboa .,.."T .Maj Ti
Maine ,.,.. London May ft!
Virginia Christian! .. ..May St
jTuno . Huelva May '.M
P.9?tBJ ti Maconlla May 27
WHtonhMl apeila May 27
Hrpnnen Loulrhurs May 2S
Fellrtana. , London May 2u
Baratad .Bairn May sq
n force Pyman Maraclllea Mai no
fleorgUn . ., , nil boa MaySl
Wanger Bane June 1
Steamships to Leave
PASS KNOCK.
. For. Date.
I.Uerpoot ... .Juno !i
Naples Junjll
Name
Dominion
Aneona
t'HI-JlUHT.
Name. Tor, Data
RackUn .. Lelth ... .... June 4
Conrad Moor ''"" June 4
Virginia Copenhagen . .June 4
Feliciana . .. ..... Loudon ,r.. .June R
Manchester Inventor .Mamhtater ....June 13
PHOTOPLAYS
Chestnut Street Opera House
TODAY
11 A. M. to 11 P. M.
Pour
Part
WHERE ay.
COWBOY IS KINO
Moit sensational full of horaemanehlp
SXtf ; Curbing. Bucking Broncho..
Hiding Wild llulla. Time pictures present
A dentil-defying spectacle In each and
vary scene Direct from the New York
Hippodrome
Eiclutlre ghosting Hera In
Addition to Our IUauUx Prciram.
ADMISSION
$ AND 10 CENTS
AT TUB
Knickerkocker Theatre
IMby, June 4, Matinee and Brg.
Five-part Moving Picture)
Drama wilt be shown
The Adventure of a
BOY SCOUT
Thj pktuw baa received tfaa
imlwwet of Natiftnai ami Leeal
Hwulau3rtr, and i, iiijnwtive
DRUG CRUSADE AT SHORE
Government Charges Man Sold "Dope"
on Boardwalk.
ATLANTIC CITY, June 4.-Invesllga-tlon
concerning the Illegal ale of heroin
Bhd other drugs In Atlantic City led to
the arrest tedn of Waller Millard, by
United States Marshal John Volt, of
Camden. Tho arrest Is the first In south
Jersey under the Harrison anil-drug law.
It IS alleged that the prisoner wi
trnfllcklng In drugs along the boardwalk
A number of drug users, It la said, will
appear agnlnst him tomorrow at a hear
ing before tnlted States Commissioner
Jollno.
SURE, THEY'LL NIVER
FERGIT THIS WEDDIN'
Jimmy Byrno Lades McTam
many Baste Phwin Poort
Richmond Pair Are Kidnap
ped. Tort Itlchmond In tired today It has
had another wedding, one coniplcuous re
sult of which, In addition to changing
the name of Miss Mary McDcrmott lo
Mrs. John Toman, linn been to out Jimmy
IJyrno upon a pedestal along- wld Jimmy
Hamlll, who la be way av being the
Scatchcn nv the dlsthrlct. tt was Jimmy
llamlll thnt Inthrojooccd John Toman to
Mies McDermott pliwln Toman was blt
man to John I.anRan, nnd they do say alt
tho wlddlea nnd ould malda av 1'oort
Itlchmond are nfther Hamlll to Inthro
Jooee thlm to likely byes fer busbiinda
Do that as It may, Jimmy Hyrne. the
name Jimmy th"t chopped the Ice from
the wnthcrlng troiiKli nfore the polccco
turned off tho wather, and sould It to
his customers, him heln In the Ice busi
ness, Jimmy Hyrne. thin, agnln klvered
himself wld glory latlln" the donkey baste
that made MeTntnmany famyln In I'oort
Itlchmond. The baste, It may be sold,
was har-rnlsscd to the chaise In which
sat the blushing nnd narvoua John To
man nnd the nlso blushing, but iulto at
her atse. Miss McDcrmott.
Th route av the plrr.idc wan from tho i
lstli war-rd Dlmlcratlc Club, d'ye molnd,
to St Ann's, pwhero they were married
Th' plrrado thin pnhlnt t' th' houso av
John Toman an' 7ls br-rldc, pwlierc the
two w Indira wero so schmall thnt what
wld the hoIzo av tho fur-rnltur-re John
Toman bought he had to tear out tho
front av the house and put wan slnslo
Inr-rge windy to get tho fur-rnlturre Into
tho bouse, d'yo molnd 'TIs a grrat head
ho has, John Toman, but thin the poor
byo was narvous, him not knowln' pwhat
the byes were to do to him.
It was the nlobt gang from Cramps
nnd Lalguo Olslaml and the Ridding
Railway that kidnapped John Toman an'
his br-rlde, tho same gang that ttik John
I nngan pwhln John Toman was Ills blst
man nn' rode them In the chalso bcynnt
MOTammany's donkey, carln' divll a lilt
for th' danger nv Langan, sthuidy lnit
thot ho la
"Twas ralnln' pwhln tho cnrrlagc drew
up befooro the bouse av Mlsa McDcr
mott thot was. "Twas a dnrk and dish
mat day, d'ye molnd, nnd tho chalso
came full nn hour earlier he order av
John Toman In tho belief he could fool
tho byes Hut John I.nngnn alums had
a slsplclon thot 'twns Toman who tipped
off the byes pwhln he aphrend th' wrong
date av his wedtlln' so'a ho could deceive
thlm. an' John Langan nnd tho others
pwhero lookln' for deceit. Therefore,
they pwhere waiting pwhln the carriage
c.tP'o un to the dure
"Whist!" said some wan wld the t'roat
av a foghorn. And afore ye cud wink,
around the corner came the McTnmmnny
donkey, brayln' wld all his lungs and
howldin' back ngaln firty or fortv big
lads av tho night gangs A peevish bastu
Is MoTammany's donkey It's Idea av
a good time Is to nte tin cans.
At any rate, up sprang Jimmy Byrno
from somewhere, nn' wld a wolld yell ho
grabs the br-rldlo av the bnste. A dozen
others tie the (lures shut av the cab so
Toman nnd his hr-rlde will be afthcr
sthayin' there, an' off they uo to the
chur-rch, wld all I'oort Richmond at tho
htcls av the lads pushln' the cab and a
hundred or two moro dancln' nbout
Jimmy Dyrne, who Is as proud as a pea
edek, wld Ivlrybody ahoutln' to him us
he la'des the baste, an' him knowln' MrB
Byrne Is at home madder thin a march
hare, and calling him a fulo and a dunce,
what wld his capers In tho streota.
A picture llluatrntlnc: thin aiory Trill
he found on tin- linrk nuge.
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VICTROLA VIII
OAK
VICTROLA XIV
UAHOOAJfT OK OAK
KVliALNG
LA LINEA BOLZANO
TRENTO MINACCIATA
DAVALDIFIEMME
Violenti AttAcchi, Tutti Re
spinti, Per Riconquistare
le Perdute Posizioni La
Difficile Conquista del
l'Altura di Monte Nero.
ROMA, 4 Olugno.
Una colonna Italian! avanzante lungo la.
Val dl I'rlmlero In terrltorlo nustrlnco e
glunta alno nlle vlclnanie dl FredaKO, II
cul poasesao c dl grande Importnnza
pcrcho darebbo null llallanl II mezzo dl
mlnacclaro una Importantlsalml via dl
tomuntcnzlone nustrlnca, quclla che da
Innsbruck passa per Bolzano e va a
Trcnto.
Dopo flsscrsl rlllratl costantemente
flnora davantl ngll Itallanl, all auatrlacl
hanno nra prcno l'offcnslvn. Un co
munlcato uftlclalo besato buI rapportl del
genernlo Cadorna dlco che gll auatrlacl
fanno sforzl ntraordlnarll per rlconqula
tarc lo perdute posizioni dl Monte Croce,
da dove gll Itallanl mlnacclano la vallate,
delta Rlcnz o delta Drava. Tuttl fill at
taccht nrmlci Bono pero atatl resplntl.
Kcco II testo del comunlcato udlclale:
"Lungo tutto II fronto I movlmentl dl
truppe In preparazlons della bnttnglla
contlnuano favorevolmente.
"Crcdlnmo nccessarlo rlchlamare l'at
tenzlone nulla lenta dctcrmlnnta offcnslva
dcllo nostre truppe nolle montngne nulla
rlvn sinistra dell'Isonzo, dove o necossnrlo
nuperaro le operc dl fortldcnzlono nus
trlachc dlfeao da grossl cannonl. Lo
nostro truppe hanno avanznto coatnntc
mente nulla montngna c stt prcclplzll.
"Lungo II fronto della Carnla sll
auatrlacl attaccano cncrglcnmcnto ma
senza auccesso lo nostra posizioni, ccr
enndo apeclnlmontc dl rlprendere lo
perdute posizioni dl Monto Croce. Not
slnmo In complcto possesso dl Monte
N'ero."
SUL MONTENEGRO.
lerl I'altro e lerl gll nustrlacl hanno
fntto sforzl strnordlnnrll per slogglare gll
Itallanl dalle alture dl Montencro, al dl
la dell'Isonzo. attnccnndoll parecchlo
volte; ma sono stall costantemento res
plntl, coslccho le truppo Itallane tengono
tuttora le lnro posizioni.
SI hanno Intcressantl partlcolarl circa
rpicsta nvanrata dcgll Itallanl attraverao
I'lsonzo. Come o noto plove da dlvcrsl
glornl cd II tempo non al o nncorn messo
a bcllo L'Isonzo era Ingrosnato cd era
chlaro cho eoltanto la cavallerla poteva
jiassaro a guado II flume. Pero una se
zlone del pontlcrl del Genlo, sotto la pro
tczlono deH'artlgllerla, rlusct n gcttaro
un ponto per la fonterla, cho In tal modo
potetto passa ra nll'nltra rlva. Ma allora
al prcsentarono dlfflcolta plu gravl,
porche I aentlcrl dl montngna crano atatl
trasformntl In verl o proprll torrentl
sradlcando pcrflno bII alberl, coslccho
l'avnnzata dello truppo era , ostacolata
contlnunmeute D'oltra parte era 1m-
posslbllo faro un alt, percho lo posizioni
ctnno troppo osposto al fuoco ncmlco, no
lo vallate potevano essere usate, easendo
conipletnmento nllagatc.
Xon ostunte la Inevltabllu Icntczza della
mnrcla, le tiuppn itallano avanzarono su
perando tutto le dlftlcolta o, quel che e
plu notovolc, trasclnnndo con loro ancho
1 pezzl dl grosnt artlgllcra cho crano
neccssaiil per lattere II ncmlco nello aue
posizioni fortlllcate, c trasclnando ancho
I ncccssarll ccrri dl munlzlonl a dl vet
tovagllamento. Coal 'gll Itallanl occu
purono succctfHlinmpnto Drczenaca, Ccseo,
ICarfrelt ed altrl plccoll vlllacgl sul flan
chl dl Montencro. c al Impadronlrono
Mnolmento della clma del monte, mante
nendo eon la loro base Bulla' rlvl destra
dell'Isonzo le comunlcnzlonl a mezzo dl
una llnea telefonlca, con la qualo si Infor
mava II t'omaudanto delle forzo che
ocrupnvnno laporetto dl tuttl gll nttac
chl che k11 auatrlacl andavano facendo per
rlci'iKiulatoro Montenero
Ua queata nltura gll Itallanl domlnano
tutt la vallata del Frlull e mlnacclano
Tolmlno nlle spillc. K da notaro che
Tblmlno forma con le nlture fortlllcate
dl Santa Maria e Santa Lucia uno del
plu fnrmldablll ostacoll che devono essero
supcratl dadi Itallanl nclla loro marcla
verso orlentc e nreclsamentn vemn In
I reglone fortlllcata dl Tarvls.
ur summer
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purchase any Victor outfit at the cah price and settle by cash or charge account
or our rental-payment plan, by which all rent applies to your purchase, without
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Patrons tell
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VICTROLA IV .., 5i5.oo
6 10-inch Double-face Records,. .,,,, ,., f , , 4,50
Total cost , ',... $19.50
Pay ?3 down, $2.50 monthly,
VICTROLA VI ,, .1. ... f.i ...,.. ,, ,, .,, ..,.,,,., .,,,,,, $25,00
6 10-tnch Double-face Regord .,,.,, 4.50
Total cpit , .., 229,50
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VICTROLA VIII ,, $40.00
Records, yqur selection. ,..,. .....,..!.,., ,..,.. 5.00
Total cost .,,...........,....,..,..,...,.,,...,, 45,00
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LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA. FRIDAY, UiNE 4,
GOVERNOR DISAPPROVES
SENATE ELECTRIC DILL
Vetoes Measure Freeing Companies
From Service Commission's
Authority.
HAnnt8Bbna, June 4, -Governor
Brumbaugh today announced the veto of
Senate bill o. 1001, a supplement to tho
Act of March i. 190R, extending Its pro
visions to corporations charteren ror ine
purpose of "supplying light, heal and
power, or nny of them, by electricity lo
tho public."
HARIlianURO, Juno 4. - Governor
BrumbnURh today signed the bill which
makes tho property or estate of any per
son maintained In nny hospital, homo or
other Institution maintained In whole or
part by the State, llablo for such main
tennnce. The Attorney General Is to
havo chftrgo of auch collections
Other bills signed Includo these:
Reorganizing the State Treasury De
partment and providing Increases for
scmo of tho employes.
Torblddlng unnaturalized foreign-born
residents from owning dogs.
Forbidding the construction of mauso
leums In second-claaa cities.
Amending the achool code by providing
that Stoto normal schools may condemn
portions of public highways extending
Into lands of the school and not terminat
ing In any public road
Providing for nppenla In Juvenile cases
to Superior Court.
Requiring the State Insurance Commis
sioner to bo tho oftlclat upon whom all
legal processes Involving foreign Insur
ance companies licensed to do business
In PennBylvnnla shall bo served
Providing for tho appointment of In
terpreters for assesaors at 12.60 a day In
countlea of not leas than 200,000 popula
tion. To provide for tho return of school
taxes on aentcd lands.
Amending tho mine Inspection net by
providing for mine Inspectors In the First
anthracite district nnd six In the Second
district. The First now has bIx and the
Sfcond five.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
John F. Meclinl.'y, 2n2( N. 17th t , and lZn
II Mfller, i'713 N. Talrhlll et.
Slanley W. '."irroll, WH4 Bllanorth et., and
Anna V Moore, 2uOS S. Cleveland Ave.
John V Dnk-T. 1130 Oermantown ave., una
Hose A. Bncoiy, IS E. Oxford at.
Chtrlr !:. Hal, 1210 Cabot it, and Mamie
I. 1 1 lit. 2011 Chestnut st
William K Aluni, League Iiland, and Sarah
it inn, ..iii .. -un it.
Georgo Oolroyd, .Mlla Wallace t.,
and Wlnl-
JreU McClrai. x.v 8. 44th at.
Ilueell C.
llnrtll.iir.
New
Hope, Pa.
and
Julia D. Urildno, luicklngham,
m. J'a.
lMwnnl llonerta. 4.1S7 N. 4th it., and May
one, 4.U i X. urlunna st
Ijmreiice P. Kelly, 1MO Harlan t., and
Annie McDndr, llCO Harlan at.
Ilnrton O l.eln, Merlon, l'a , and Helen E
McKlnley, Kllli Green at.
Josvph rrlel, i'112 Ulclgo ap , and Anna W.
Mueaelmnn, .'I1J IlldRe ap.
Mer Komlnai My, 1R20 IMInbrldge at., nnd
rrnnces II. I nnc ."! I vt Kenalngton nve.
Wllllnm Jacoba, Jr.. KiM Callowhlll at, and
Srah MiKemlrv. 2027 Harper at. ,
Peter Lleotrt, H27 Oreen lane, and Mar7 E
J.li hman. 440 I.vceum ne
Udvtnnl U JieeTcr. 2H E. Mt Plennant ae.,
nntl Arabella Uethell, 4ll Haiel ac.
Mlehaol U I.lpn.m. 1L22 N 40th et , nnd
Heila Epstoln, Camden N J.
Flllpno lievllnrina. i'42il Carlton St., and
lloslna Cnniao, mot Stllea at.
John A. Clark. 2S Duilley at., nnd Annie
N OoulJy, 12S Dudley t
Huh McFadden. willow Grove ae., and
I,lry Mcrnddcn, rTieatnut Hill.
John J Sh-aron. K.VJU llrandywlne at . and
l.llzabelh M. Cojle. 2M.I Pennsylvania ave
Homce I. ri-av.r. Arrtmoro. Pa , and Mar-
Buret K. tlradburg, .v!l Greene at
Tlieodoro (loe'mr, IS Pi N. Front at, ana
Johnnna Funk, oil May at
William MicDonald. i02 Vine et., nnd Lucia
C. Patterion. tlM"' Webster at.
Ilavmond C Bfbck ""4,1 N Mb at., and
Elsie A. Jlehm, 217 V. Iouden tt.
Dnnlol J. MeCole, 21"s Kluuater st . and
Mary McAtctr, H71 Ilroolilvn et.
I'Vank Gnmlmin, H40 N flth at., and Daley
K. narker. 4H)S N. Warnntk at
norno Kenni, n. w cor 17th and Lombard
stt.. ana Louiso unamDcra, ii.il uainuriugo
t.
Jo-.ph Bmtile. Ml N. Prnnklln at., and So
phia Sternberg, 13211 8 lath at.
Leonnrd Giordano, 11.13 Annln st., ana
Theresa UUn.lo. 1211 Annln ft.
Thomna J. ration, 523 E. Allegheny ave , and
Kniherlne M. Phay, Holmeiburs. l'a.
August L Goetz. Jr , 40f! N. Wanamnker at.,
and Katherlne Urucstle, 0010 Klngsesalng
nvo. U
Giuseppe Qarrnmone. 1332 Catharine at., and
Lnnllla Camilla, 1822 B inth t.
Cnrl r. Botto, 4M2 N. 13th st.. and Lulu M.
Friend. 1714 W Westmoreland al.
Irving l.nvlni, Trenton, N. J, and Rose
Orlsln trail N. Cth at.
Albert Trueman, 1M N. Delhi st., and Kath
orlne Sprang, KI14 W. Venango et.
Charles W Hjatt. Now York city, and Louis-
need, 21 S i!4th st.
A ho Stein, 41S Titan street, nnd Katie Kra
mer. 418 Titan at.
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Ledger will be pleased to nnmrer $"
tlona relating to hl department, tlnea
tlonn relating to fnmlly affalra of aetora
and nrtretare are barred arnolntely,
(inerlea will not he answered by letter.
All letters mutt he ddresed to Photo
play Pdlter, Erenlng Ledger.
Bob Ryland, colored porter of the Vita
graph Theatre, New York city, became
the possesaor of a handsome St. Bernard
dog. Bob, on account of recent happen
ings In which tho dog figured largely Is
uncommunicative ns to Ihe where and
wherefore of his new possesion, but
Frank Loomls, manager of the Vltograph
Theatre, la of the opinion that Bob took
forcible ownership of the dog for debt,
without realizing he was loading himself
with a white elephant. The day on which
tho dog became Bob's property he
chained him under the stage of the Vita
graph Theatre The prcseneo of tho St
Bernard was not suspected until the or
ganist began playing tho overture when
there unit n succession of mighty howls
that startled oven tho pnssersby on
Broadway. By the time Mr. Loomls
started an Investigation both Bob and
tho dog hod disappeared and wero not
seen again until Inter In the afternoon,
when word camo to the theatre manager
there was a colored gentleman wanted to
see him. It was Bob and his dog stand
ing In front of the theatre's entrnnce
"Mlstnh Loomls, I done took mah dawg
home an' dcy wouldn't let me In; Ah
dono buyed him meat wld all de money
Ah had, an' he's stilt hongry an' ao am
I, on' Mlstnh Loomls, Ah don' dare git
rid of de dawg, an' what'll Ah do7"
"Hero are two dollars," answered Mr.
Loomls, "go feed yourself nnd tho dog.
but be aure nnd show up for work nlone."
Boh did, but ho has been wearing a wor
ried look ever since
Lcdercr Is Neutral
Take It from George W. Ledcrcr In
person, he Is neutral. To provo this
assertion ho polnta to the cast ho has
engaged for the film version of "Sun
day," which will be his second motion
picture production.
The lending man Is Montagu Love,
who cornea from London and who was
once nn officer In the English army. An
other member of tho cost Is Adolp'n
Link, who la aa German as tho sausages
his name suggest. He, too, has Berved
In tho army tho Kaiser's. Barnoy Mc
Pheo Is what hla name Indicates, and
Jeanette Bageard la ao French that when
her nostrils ore closed by a cold sho can't
pronounce words at all. A Japaneso Is
acting na butler, and a Turkish wrestler
also Is In the organization,
"Who maintains neutrality In the
troupe7" Lederer waa naked.
"Joe Pocnnllco, a Sioux Indian," re
plied tho manngcr. "Pocantlco waa one
of Carlisle's sturdiest football players."
Rip Van Winkle's Son Speaks
Thomaa Jeffcraon, son of tho noted
comedian, the lato Joseph Jefferson, be
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SVi Hours by Halt from New York City.
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situated on AllerhenU
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heat, garage, tennla, other sports; booklet;
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OTOPLAY
lieves that motion picture art la bringing
nbout a return to one of. the conditions
of his father's lime.
"In those good old days," aald Thomaa
Jefferson reccntly "nn actor was able to
cxerclso nn nlmost uncanny -control over
Ills audiences. I remember that when my
fAther entered a scene ho became a mag
netic centre. If a door slammed any
where In the theatre the audience would
turn automatically toward the noise, but
a second later their eyes wero again fast
ened upon my father.
"Of courae, this was due to the Innate
magnetism of tho man. But a part of
It, at least, was due to tho deep seclusion
In which nn actor lived during hla hours
nwny from tho house-Of-make-bclleve. In
this seclusion ho broadened and devel
oped. He did not become a frequent eight
along Broadway. So each one of his
public nppearanccs was In the nature of
n revelation
"Tho motion picture Is restoring this
condition The actor Is seen on a screen.
The picture Is exhibited hundreds of
miles from the actor. Tho player's own
personality romalna pretty well hidden.
Perhaps, becauae of this new artistic
factor, wo shall have silent drama play
ers as great aa the speaking stage glanta
of old."
Snakes
A 20-foot python, trained to ateal at
tho direction of Its owner, Is one of the
novel features In the two-reel drama,
"Under the Fiddler's Elm," by Harry
Chnndlce, Just completed nt tho Lubln
studio.
A prlvato collector of big snakes, who
lives In Philadelphia, was the owner of
the python. In tho Lubln picture the
snake, ns tho trackless thief, mystifies
SUMMEIt RESORTS
BrUINO LAKE I1BACH, N. J.
THE BREAKERS
BPniNO LAKE BEACH. N. J.
Season, May 20 to October 1
Now Open for Inspection
CAPE MAY, N. J.
THE WINDSOR nn "Trior.05"" vl,w
MISSHALPIN.
CMALFONTE
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ATLANTIC CITY
THK LEEDS COMPANY
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AVALON YACHT AND MOTOR CLUB
, $75.00
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veryOrto anV) steals large sums ef t0.
without beitfe detected. The snake ZZ
an excellent screen "actor, and t r3
duct was exemplary until tho last f.
scenes were being taken, when, at n
crawled from a basket, without a wdM
of warning. It bit the owner In the h4na
seriously enough to send the man in ....
hospital. Edgar Jonds nnd Juitina tlni? ii:
play the leads In the picture. UIt ml
Scllg's Satirist Snys:
It's seldom a movie star looks at hand,
some as his photograph.
Do you like "chases" In motion pn,
turo comedies? Neither do wsl
Our weekly puzzle: Why does the flsshr
lady always take the end seat In th
motion picture theatre?
Chris Croua nays! "Many are now
mortgaging their automobiles to bnlld
movie theatres."
We have our moments of bright on.
tlmlsm when we fondly think that the
movlo pianists will soon stop playing ras
time during death scenes.
ALARM WORKS OVERTIME
Norrlstown Flro Whlstlo Insists Upon
Being Hcnrtl.
NORRIBTOWN, Pa Juno i-The mech
anism of the borough's steam whlttla fira
alarm became disarranged early thli
morning whllo giving tho alarm for a
fire, which destroyed part of the carptn.
tcr shop of Benjamin Wager. The thrlek
Ing whistle, which works automatically
had to bo cheoked by hand after ths un.
usual nolso had aroused every aleeptr la
lorrlstown an hour earlier than usuaL
-i
BDMMKIt RESORTS
ATLANTIC PITT, N. J.
OSTEND
Occupying an entire block of ocean front aal
connected with the famous Boardwalk! li
...a nnriltlAr PtinlseA rtlftnt oana.,1.. 'atS?
.mutually large, cool rooms with unobsfnicttj
view ot ocean from all; every appointment
the
inui
ana romioru n .n,,u. iresn water In all
hatha) running water In roome; 4000 (L
porches surround the hotel, the new dinlnt
room overlooks tho eoa; finest culilne eJ
white service; orchestra ot soloists: dtncini
twice dally; social diversions, rnagntnerrf
new Palm Loungoi special, 117.60 un wvi5f
Illustrated booklet mailed; auto meets triinii
management by owners. "u,
JOHN C. OOSSLEn. Mtns.w.
Leading Illgh-Claes Moderate-Itate Hotel ""
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HOTEL SINCLAIR aT VJ
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Excellent assortment of furnished bungs
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Not a bather drowned In -1 years. Arte
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Motorboatlnt- on Inland Waterway from
Cape May to Bay Head Ideal motoring
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long
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