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INVADE PHILADELPHIA
I The Grlfllth-Ince-Sennett Fea
tures Open a Redecorated
Chestnut Street Opera Ilouso
By tho Photoplrfy Editor
Last night Philadelphia taw a U pro-
mm of feature photoplays for tho first
time. It wftS prepared for something un
otual. and, with one exception, It got It
KlnO tho Triangle's inception every
move of the GrlflUh-Ince'Sennctt forces,
generated by II. E. Altken, has been mas
terly, from advertising campaigns to the
tedecoratlon of theatres. Philadelphia
'cot proof enough of their minute care
lilt night In tho refurbishing of the
Chestnut Street Opera House. Every
thing was a pleasant neutral gray, except
the red of the scats. Tho scats, bo It
remarked, were new and plump, and tho
revs far enough apart tn make passage
niler than In any other Philadelphia
theatre. Tho ushers, though they disap
pointed the audience over the IVAtglon
builness. had on an odd and pretty cos
tame. There was on excellent orchestra
behind gray hangings and a gray cur-
Uln effectively set on Dy mo rea ana
green trlanBlcs.
-Everything, up to the moment the lights
rent out and reels began to turn was
wu nleh perfect After that thero was
iutt one blemish on the evening the Ince
F feature, "Tho Iron Strain." It proved to
K he nothing moro man mo most common-
k ,.M Af Alma, tint flt all thn wnrk Tnr
bu proved he can do by such dramas ns
The Battle of Gettysburg" and "The
Nljbt Stage." Its story Pctruchlo stuff
on the order of "The Misleading Lady
hadn't a slnglo appealing emotion to
mike up for a plot without striking or
original Incident, excellent photography
and good ensemble hardly compensated
for this or for the heaviness of Dustln
Famum and tho doll-baby triteness of
EnldMarkey. Louisa Glaum was the one
litlifactlon.
The rest of tho program retrieved A
I bad start. "My Valet" was all that a
Keystone uiraeoy ougnt 10 do. ine lact
that Raymond Hitchcock changed places
lth his valet to avoid a prospective
fiancee wasn't half so Important as tho
fact that Mack Sennett was the valot
and put the whole cast through some
typically Sennettlan adventures. Thoy
poured goldfish bowls Into their hats,
got swept away by the surf, bumped each
other with golf bags, broke all the china
and ran Into a few dozen trolleys and
automobiles" One particularly well-staged
scene snowca master ana man blown
and shaken to bits on a fast express.
Mabel Normand was quite her old self.
The third and final feature had tho
stamu of Grlfllth on It, though tho pro-
gram honestly admitted W. Christy Ca-
hanne as mo producer, it took Douglas
Fairbanks and his character", "The
lamb," out of tho revival of "The Hen-
nneua- ana Bnovea mem into some most
I.mIII.i hnltla. ..rt.li Vn..l T.ll 1
Mexico, Mr. Fairbanks contributed some
original and vigorous .gymnastics, such
at jumping on an assailant from a house
top. But Mr. Grlfllth'a part was the
battle on tho cactus-tufted desert, with
Yaquls crawling through the underbrush
and Fairbanks pumping a machine gun
Into them until the cavalry arrived.
Accidents will happen, and It's a fore
gone conclusion that future programs
.trilt Improve on "The Iron Strain." It
U only to be hoped that they can keep
to tho pace of "My Valet" and "Tho
Lamb." That, nlatnlv pnnntrh f thn
Lfftxcellent Intention of the creators of
jts tag viva;
K Make-up camo off earl v. ncrlnt.q wra
folded up hurriedly and nearly the entire
acting rorce at tho LuMn Plants at Betz
wood, Indiana avenue and Glenwood ave
nue, ran over 10 me uroaa street station
to bid "pleasant Journey" to Director
Edgar Lewis and his crourj of 16 when
.they left for the Grand Canyon of
fnzona to Degin work on the "exteriors"
of "The Great Divide."
I A special car was attached to tho
through Chicago train and every detail for
! comfort of tho players was looked
after under Instructions fmm lAnnm.
SInghl and Lowry, Miss Clayton's state-
ftvm was u Dower or American beauty
,wms, while In Mr. House Peters' room
:VaS much Of the PfitarR hrnTiri tnKurwui
and an abedanco of "first aid tonic."
n aaawon to Director Lewis, Miss
jion ana Mr. i-eters, there was Mary
ore, Marie Sterllnc. Warner P. W.h.
wind. Harden Stevenson, Hay Chamber
Wn and Ford Obeck. four ramtm men.
itwo carpenters and a scenic artist.
I The company expects to b gone about
fee weeks, then to return to Philadelphia
mwuimui me interiors or the play
Wch Mr. Lewis says will "b there.
Theatrical Baedeker
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Fa J xif. Orphaa .Vro&Tesa," made Into
AlC-v'-TTll. l.llan DamI.. . . ...
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SC .&,"'.? B"?htf ul score and produc-
Jr'??r IoU,1 Perimutter." A re
lict"! popular comedy.
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ItMin ii,i.K,rr 'wdbiiim; "rue iron
"nun. with Duatla Farnum, and "Tho
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LUBIN PLAYERS
Edrar Lewis, Lubin director, assomblinjr his company at Broad Street
Station prior to their departure for Arizona to film "Tho Great
Divide."
Valet." ulth IUymond Hitchcock. Bee photo
)ly depvrtment .
Mi:Tnpi'OI,lTANJPERA. HOUSE "Salva
tion Nell, a featuro photoplay: a condensed
veralon of "The Mikado"; the Hlppodrom
Quartet: n patriotic tableau, The Bplrlt of
'" i symphony orchestra, and aquntlo
ronrtKST "The Birth of a Nation," with
Henry n. Walthnl. Mae Marshland Spottls
woods Akin. D. W. OrilTlth's mammoth
photoplay of the Civil War and Reconstruc
JJon, founded In part on Thomas Dixon's
Clansman." A maneloua entertainment.
AnEM'IH "The German Side of the War."
Rxcellent moving pictures of the great war
from tho Teuton angle.
ARCADIA "Vanity Fair," with Mrs Klske.
PALACE "The Case of Becky," with Blanche
Sweet.
nEaENT "The Klash of the Emerald," with
nobert Warwick.
STANLEY "Zoia," with raullne Frederick.
Engagement extended. .
STOCK. A
WALNUT "Polly of the Circus." with Edith
Taliaferro. Tho familiar sontlmental com
edy about the Circus rider and them!nlter
who fell In loe with her.
KNICKEni)OCK13-"Hought and Paid For."
with the Knickerbocker Players George
Ilroadhurst's tense and exciting drama.
VAUDEVILLE.
KEITH'S Frltil Schcff: Bertha -Crelghton in
Our Husband"- Al Lydcll in "A Native of
Arkansas": Metropolitan Dancing Girls;
Williams and Wolfus In "Almost a Pianist 'i
Frankle Heath and George Perry. Four. Lon
1ons; I.eo Beers; the Seebacks, and Hearst
Sellg News Weekly.
NIXON'S GRAND Eugenie Blair in "The
Reckoning; Day"; James Donoan and Marie
l.ee; De Michelle Brothers; Dudley and Mer
rill; Loe and Wilbur; Twlato; comedy pic
tures .
GLOBE "Everybody." an allegory, by Peter
G. Flatte; the Six Songbirds; Mott and
Maxfleld, In "The Manlcuro airl": Stoddard
nnd Hayes; Irving Both; the Atlas Trio;
Hill and Hackettr Mario Arvelle: Potter,
Hartwell and company, and McLellan and
Carton.
AMERICAN First half of week: "Songs of
Nations." with Lewis Plottl; "The Claim
Agent," with Rose Marston: Scott and Marks,
and Warren and Brockway.
CROS KFY8 First half of week: "Colonial
Dnjn"; Brown and Jackson, In "At the
Iub Hawley and Haw ley: Cameron De
Witt, In "The Oroom rorgot": Al Wilson,
and La Pcllo and Williams, acrlallsts.
RETURNING.
PrOPLE'3 "Bringing Up Father," with John
Cane; Ous Hill's production of the cartoon
comedy based on George McManus' pictures.
BURLFSQUE
DUMONTS Dumont's Minstrels, In "The Vol
unteer riremen." "Widow Broom-Lee" and
other parodies, songs and skits.
TROCADERO "The Americans," with Fanlta.
Fractures Skull In Fit and Dies
Miss Alice Haynes, 23 years old, 1313
WeBt Somerset Btreet, Buffered a frac
tured skull today when she had an epi
leptic fit on the front doorstep of hsr
home and fell. Sho died while beln
taken to tho Stetson Hospital.
MR. CONSUMER
It Is to your advantage to buy
your coal now. Wo handle only the
BEST COAL
Our nutos deliver North of
Market St, East of 3Dth St.
Egg, $6.75 Stove, $7.00
Chetnut, $7.25 Jw Pea, $4.75
Satisfied customers for 30 years
2240 lbs. to every ton for 30 years.
OWEN LETTER'S SONS
Lamest Coal Yard In Philadelphia.
Trenton Ave. & Westmoreland St
First Triangle- Night
Wins Philadelphia
"' This morning Philadelphia is in possession of a new,
standard of Play Presentation. '
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
RAYMOND HITCHCOCK
DUSTIN FARNUM
have made good in their new theatric environment. "The
Lamb," "My Valet" and "The Iron Strain" have all proved
worthy 'vehicles for these well-known players.
The Triangle plan of presenting dramatic stars of the
first magnitude in plays of the highest quality has proved a
huge success.
If you were not at the Chestnut Street Opera House
last night 'you -surely will be tonight, tomorrow night or ,
some night this week.
It was said that Philadelphia would not pay Two Dol
lars for this form of entertainment. That question has now
been definitely settled.
Philadelphia will render value for value received.
If you tried to get into the Chestnut Street Opera House
last night and failed you probably realized that somebody
else's money preceded yours through the box office.
The present bill Fairbanks-Hitchcock-Farnum wjll
continue all week until Saturday night. Then will conie-t
-, a new series. ' ' kU
, TRIANGLE FILM CORPORATION, New York .
Eviins: 25c, 50c, 75c, $1 and $2
Mtin, including Saturday, 25c, 50c and $1
LEDGER PHILADELPHIA. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
"''''' ' iiviHBai
OPP FOR APT7nMA
"SOCIETY FISH" TO ARRIVE
Additions to Park Aquarium to Be
Received With Honors
Some tlmo today 225 exclusive fishes of
all kinds will arrive hero from Lnko Eric,
and will bo Riven a'warm welcome at the
West Philadelphia freight station by Su
perintendent ' '. E. Median, who directs
affairs at tho Falrmount Park Aquarium.
The fishes will be conveyed In wngona
to tho aquarium and Blven a hasty In
troduction to tho other occupants, who
will no doubt be glad to ao them.
The new arrivals will take a conspicuous
part In the big fish exposition which will
be held at the aquarium on November 7.
For this biff shov King, the bull seal,
will act as chief barker, and as ho Is tho
most voluble occupant of tho tank he
should mako a good press ngent.
Transferal of Cops Announced
Superintendent of Police Robinson an
nounced today tho transfer of Mounted
Patrolmen William J. Spioul and William
C. Lee, from the C5th street and Wood
land acnue station, to foot duty at the
32d -street and Woodland avenue station;
Patrolmnn Benjamin Schurr, from Front
nnd Master streets station, to 65th street
and Woodland acnuo station, and Patrol
man Peter J. Hamilton, from NIcctown
station, to Ridge nnd Mldvale avenues
station.
Stricken While Pushing Milk Cart
Tho strain of lifting a pushcart over
a curb at Park avenue nnd Rush streets
today proved fatal to William Puff, CO
years old, of 132S Seltzer street. Puff
who wns a milk dealer,, delivered his
goods In a pushcart. While trying to
get It over tho curb, he was stricken
with heart disease and collapsed. Three
policemen of the Park and Lehigh ave
nues station found him and carried him
to his home where he wds pronounced
dead by a physician.
RicJ Richards r
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iiimisai
SPECTACULAR OIL BLAZE
TIIREATMS FIREMEN
Buildings of Atlantic Refining
Company Endangered by
Blazo on Premises
Nearly 1000 gallons of crude oil were
burned today when fire of unknown origin
destroyed an Iron still In the plant of
tho Atlantic Refining Company, at Point
Dreese. At first the company's private
fire department sought to battle with the
blaze, but when the flames' reached a
100-foot height, endangering the other
buildings, an alarm was sent summoning
tho city's engines. Heavy clouds of
black, suffocating smoke enveloped tho
firefighters and made their work peril
ous. Thousands of persons wero drawn to
the spectacular blaze, the heat of which
kept them well back. After raging a
half hour tho flro practlcUly burnt Itself
out and was easily extinguished. Tho loss
Is unknown.
CRAMP BID LOWEST
FOR THREE DESTROYERS
Philadelphia Firm's Offer to
Build War Ships Below
Those of Competitors
The William Cramp & Bon Shipbuilding
Company, of this city, mnde tho lowest
price in tho bids for destrojera, opened
at tho Washington Navy Department
this afternoon.
Tho concern offered to build threo de
stroyers at S35,000 each If Its own ma
chinery was used, with 117,600 additional
on each craft If they wcro delivered at
tho Mare Island Navy rard at San
Francisco.
Tho Bath Iron Works, at Bath, Me.
offered to build one destroyer for S73,SOO.
with J15.000 additional If delivered at the
Mare Island Navy Yard.
Tho Union Iron Works, at San Fran
cisco, offered to build one destroyer for
Tho Seattle Construction and Drydock
Company's bids called for one destroyer
at JSS5.000 or two at JS70.O0O each.
Other bidders were the Fore River
Shipbuilding Company at Quincy. Mass.,
and the Newport News Shipbuilding
Company at Newport News, Va.
The Navy Department advertised for
bids on six destroyers not to cost more
than 1925,000 each.
HANSCOM'S
rtvui. mo Kmv
h tPP 2f,, Hanacom'a
JL JL C C delicious Choc-
., . .. . olates and Bon
Bons distributed free dally to
patrons of tho Hanscom Res
taurants. "
V , 1232 MARKET ST.
VWDTHROTIOHOUT THE CITYr
l m a n a c
g Advertising is like to irri-
j gallon: It maketh trade
5 to grox in a seeming bar
S3 .. v
3 Ten soil.
BUSIED AS RELATIVE WEDS
Funeral Hero-Girl, Unaware of
Death, Goes to Altar
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary W. Car.
stairs, 7 years old, of 1018 Spruce street,
were held yesterday coincident with the
wedding of her Rranddaughter, Miss Mly
Carstalrs, to Lieutenant John H Towers,
U. B. N., In Isidon. The bride did not
learn of her grandmother's death, which
occurred last Friday, until she was on
the way to the Savoy Chapel Itoyal for
the wedding ceremony.
The news of Mrs. Carstalrs death at
her summer homo at Chelsea was cabled
to her son. Charles Stewart Carstalrs.
and his wife In London last Trlday nlcht,
but Interference with tho cable service
on account of tho war caused a delay. It
was decided then not to postpone the
wcddlnc
Miss Maria de Kosenko, another irrand
dauchter, was bridesmaid at the wedding
In London. Lieutenant Towers Is the
naval attache of the United States Em
bassy In London, and has occupied that
post for three years. Ho Is a native of
tleorgla. Before going to London he was
a member of the aviation corps of tho
United States Navy.
ACCUSED OF STEALING $750
Assistant Postmaster nt Royersford
Held in $1000 Ball
Edward C. Kaltenbach, assistant post
master at Itoyersford, Pa , has been held
In 11000 ball for court following his arrest
yesterday, when an examination of his
books Indicated a shortage of nbout HBO.
According to the postal Inspectors, Kalt
enbach admits he took tho funds.
Kaltenbach, who Is 23 years old, was
married recently. He entered the servlco
of tho Government about 10 years ago
as a messenger. About two years ago
ho as appointed assistant postmaster at
Itoyersford. His salary was $1100. When
reports of tho shortage reached the post
office here Postal Inspector John D. Ker
nnn as sent to Itoyersford and exam
ined the accused man's accounts. Deputy
Marshal W. E. Amsler arrested Kalten
bach when the shortago was discovered.
He was arraigned before United States
Commissioner Long.
Grounded Steamship Refloated
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 6. The British
steamship Manchester Spinner, en route
from Philadelphia to Manchester, which
went ashore on Ptucktngton banks yes
terday, was refloated today.
SUNDAY
OUTINGS
From Market Street Wharf
CI fid Atlantic City, Wlldwood, Holly
ylUU Ueach, Anleea, ttudwood Crest
Sundays
Atlantlo City 7.80 a. m., Wlldwood Branch
7.20 A. II.
WisfcU I'lraaant, Manatquan
Sunday, until October 24, Inc. - T.JO A. M.
fit Rfl A.,bur'r 'ark. Ocean Grore, lona
9 I lOU Ilranch, Ilclmar. Sra Girt
S"nHT until Octolif r 2t. Inc. - t gn a. M
IVprnllroad Street Station
SI.75 I,cd," A,nn;n Jaf Excursion
WlllW Sunday, October 10
8.00 A. M.
$2i00 "'"'"""as jH'lj Monumental City
$2s50 "maTm! Nt,on,, P"1
Sunday) October 17, 31
$2.50 Newi'OTkSod.y;0..-.T-43A-M-
Pennsylvania R. R.
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NORTH
HI I T 17 O I D ri BROAD AND sua
--iVXUAftJLS QUEII.
QUEHANNA AVB.
Z IO 11 1. u.
JULIUS STEGER in
THE MASTER OF THE HOUSE"
Great Northern oermant-n t -as.
DAILY. 3:80 P. M. EVENINGS. 7 . 0.
THE ADVENTURES OP
rupus j WALI.Io...D
OTHERS
Broad Street Caaino dk0ibdei-
EVENING. T:1S AND 0
DARWIN n r- C tl c
,KAnR In "c V.OJ1 ui uic ut
,' 'TONY AND MARIE-
NORTHWEST
IFCETTOCnM SWH AND DAUPHIN
jivrrcjvovjii htreets
ALICE BRADY In
"THE LURE OF A WOMAN"
PUya Obtained Thru Stanley Bookinr Co.
DADV RIDOE AVE. AND DAUPHIN
ruvTw MAT. 2 IlS. EVO. 8:30
Utar Our J, P. Bttbura Orehettral Ptf Organ
"SIMON THE JESTER"
nay Obtained Thru Stanley Bookinr Co.
r,...L..l.4 THEATRE. 20TII AND
lumoeriana Cumberland bts.
"The FUght of the Night Bird"
"A Man Afraid" Others
YORK PALACE york street
"THE MAN IN THE CHAIR"
'TOO MANY SMITHS" Others
WeitAllegheny?,8.tth.?I1AB".,:al85:
paramount pictures
il b. Warner "The Lo,t Paradise"
"Where Can I Get a Wlftr1 Pathe'a Weekly.
LEHIGH Theatre lehigh avb.
"The Diamond From the Sky"
"DRAWING THE LINE"
BIDDY BRADY'S BIRTHDAY"
Columbia Theatre columdia'avb.
"EYE FOR AN EYE"
THE MAN IN THE CHAIR"
TOO MANY SMITHS' OTHERS
Washington Palace rViSws.
"THE SEA.GHOST"
'THE MADONNA" "DOOMED HEnO"
what Miairr have been"
Rp V RIDOE AVENUE
Ei A. AND OXFORD STREET
THE SHADOW OP THE PAST"
THE MIDNIGHT LIMITED"
THE ACCOMPLICE"
TO THE DEATH"
irtCAI 1W AND COLUMBIA AVE.
lUEJM MAT. P M EVO TAB.
THE aiRL OP THE OYPflY CAMP"
"A MAN AFRAID"
"WIPIE'8 MA COMES nACK"
'THE M1BS1NQ CLUB"
LOQAN
Logan Auditorium "WIV
Organ KeeUatfron tk Land of Bkv Blut
VaUr." Caiman. "Beenuf," Guy WJlardilot.
"From Out of the Snews"
"HEK ATONEMENT"
LOGAN THEATRE "M2
LEONORE ULRrCH in
"KILMENY" Paramount
Coweylste Wkly Program
ofttMaVSKUM
6, 1915;
LUTHERAN BROTHERHOOD
J. T. Winter, of Harrlsburg, Elected
President Six New Missions
J T, Winter, of Harrlsburg, was elected
president of the Lutheran Brotherhood at
the second session of the convention of
the Isst Pennsylvania Synod of tho
Kvangellcat Lutheran Church In the Tem
pi n Lutheran Church, E2d and Itace
streets, today H. Mumma, of Lebanon,
was elected secretary, and E. A. Horner,
of Harrlsburg, treasurer.
S. 1). Dougherty, superintendent of the
city mission of the synod, made an ad
dress. He said six new missions had been
opened during the year, with a total
Sunday school attendanco of moro than
1000.
Instead of long, toilsome,
back-breaking rubbing, let the
naptha and other wonderful
dirk-loosening and grease-dissolving
cleansers
do the work for you.
Use Fels-Naptha for all
Centemeri
Gloves
For Weddings and Receptions
Long gloves will be much in vofruo this season for the very
important occasions named, and the woman who wants' to feel
perfectly certain that her gloves, one of the most conspicuous
parts of her costume; are correct beyond question, will, of
course, choose "Centemeri," and as an example we suggest our
16-Button Mousquetaire Glace Kid, $3.50
1223 Chestnut Street
PROMINENT
iq PHOTOPLAY PRESENTAFIONS
WEST riHLADELrillA
I OPITCT 62D LOCUST STREETS
JjWt.Ui)l KIMUALL ORGAN
Mats, 1;30 and 3 P. II. Eves, 0:30 to II
"THE CLEW"
Plays Obtained Thru Stanley Bookinr Co. "
("IRANI"! B2D AND MARKET BTREETS
,JIV,I-' MAT. DAILY; 2 P. M., 6 CU.
Robert Warwick in
"The Face in the Moonlight"
EIIRPK" A 0T and
J IV IV t MARKET STREETS
GAIL KANE in
."HER GREAT MATCH"
IMPFRIAT w and
IIY1IE.I1VL WALNUT STREETS
BETTY NAN8EN In
"THE SONG OF HATE"
Adapted from Rex Ingram's "La Toeca"
fll riRIT 6th and market sts.
UL.UDC Dally Mat. 2 :1S. ECi, 78.
EDWIN ARDEN In
"SIMON THE JESTER"
Plays Obtained Thru Stanley Booking Co.
THE PPnAR THEATRE
POPULAR LLUAK OOTH ft CEDAR
Paramount Travel Picture No. 22
THE WOMAN WHO LIED"
'THE HOUSE WITH NOBODY IN IT"
SHERWOOD M ADNADLTIMORB
MATINEE. 2 :80. EVENING. 6 -30 8 and 0 :30.
DANIEL FROHMAN Preaenta
JO"ionlArnY- "THE DICTATOR"
The BALTIMORE baSSmoIav.
SPECIAL FEATURE
ATTRACTIONS
RITTENHOUSE 83diaanvderford
BESSIE BARRISCALE in
"THE MATING" OTHERS
FRANKLIN g.rdTve.
"HEARTS ABLAZE"
'THE OIRL AND HER TRUST"
"THE DRUO CLERK" OTHERS
flARnPN MD IANHDOWNE AVE.
unriuco mat 2 evo 0:30.
"THE TWO ORPHANS"
Featuring THEDA BARA
OTHERS
Broadway Theatre "way Avef
"AFTER DARK"
58th St. Theatre nm lSdd;ve
MATINEENDENING PARAMOUNT
S&ggr1!? "THE CAPTIVE" &
DPNN TH AND WOODLAND
DXU111 MAT. 1 ISO EVO. fl:80 to 11.
"NEAL OP THE NAVY"
THE STRAIGHT AND NARROW PATH"
THE SIMP AND THE BOPHOMORES"
"A CABE OP LIMBURQER"
PA5PHAT T TJBT woodland
rijKntLJ, mat, a. evo. e:s
THE DIAMOND PROM THE BKT"
Pranrla X. Buihman and Mirjrutrtte Snow In
"THE SECOND IN COMMAND"
HAMILTON EvtmaTor A
THE CORSICAN BnOTHERS"
'THE MAN WHO WASN-P"
ANIMATED WEEKLY
"WHEN HIRAM WENT TO THE CITY"
OVKKMteOK
OVERoROOIv HAVitetrOKD AVK.
PARAMOUNT
CLYDE FITCJTi
TU Motk tmi tke PImmn
GAFFNEY QUITS
Stato Department Announce Re
ceipt of Diplomats Resignation
WASinNQTOtf, Oct. .-Th mat De
partment announced today that tho t-Mtr-natlon
of T St. John Qaffney, Cerwtul Gen
eral at Munich, Germany, had been re
ceived. No date waa specified for the
resignation to tako effect. Complaint
had been lodged against Qaffney by
Americans, who alleged that he h4 be
pro-German to an extent that Interfere
with Ida usefulness.
Gaffneya friends Intend to make a Hffct
to have President Wilson decline to ac
cept tho resignation.
m ,
soap-and-water work.
ii
NORTHEAST
niRARH AVENUE THEATRE
7ivir. 7T" AND GIRARD
JOSE COLLINS Supports by "
Alvc n Franc! la
"THE IMPOSTOR"
STRAND 12T "aHSailYvww
"Exploits of Elaine"
NO. 8
TIVOLI TTlPafrw fAIRMOUNT AVE.
'" va-i i neaire helow 12th st.
WM. DOWLAN In
"Lord Barrington's Estate"
CHAPLIN COMEDY OTHERS
POPLAR
FAIRMOUNT FRMDAva
KENSINGTON
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