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PATE URGES USE
OF FIRE MOVIE EXITS
Bjullctin Suggests That They
Bo Used nt Every Perform
ance for Habit's Sako
By (he Photoplay Editor
Uio tho emergency exits when there
n't any emergency. That In tho sue-
testlon of the monthly bulletin ot the
Pennsylvania Department ot Labor and
Industry This deportment has authority
nder A oiiuo ihw iu irum n. uuuuinK
'code to govern tno construction ot
thtstres, but thus fnr nns Dccn satisfied
to maKO us regulations ocurinj on mis
subject merely In tho form of recom
mendations which aro not mandatory.
The BUEffesllons rcrcrrcd to wore mnde
Ijllclency, held In Harrlsburg, To., and
londucted under the department's aus
pices. 11 -11- v miiiun, engineer vi inu
Workmen's Compensation, Hervleo Bu
,, of New Tork. said that If
Uneral use of tho emergency exits were
Witde, even nt times when there were
tin IcmerRcnclrs. It would serve two very
.Bhniortant purposes. One of theso pur-
DCSeS IS mat It numu it;iii;ii mu pcunia
th locations In the theatres of tho cmcr-
.vlla Vnw tliR tnnrlrnnv nf nit
rmcy ..,." -. -
Slenccs leaving the theatres Is to use tho
Kiular exits only, whether they are
.vine at tho end of a performance or
Heaving- because of flro or fear of Arc.
If the people weru ihukhi iu uso nil tno
(xlts. wneincr in uio cuoo ui 1111 cmcr
r.nrv or not. Mr. Cannon holds, many of
fihe peoplo would, when an actual cmcr-
tilts, Instead of all rushlnc for the resT
slsx exits, ns Is the tendency now.
Ijhe second useful purposo served
through tho regular use of tho emer
gency exits Is. as Mr. Cannon says, that
"it would facilitate the start of tho fol
lowlns performance." Ills Idea la that
n audience, nt tho end of one perform
ing In a theatre whero tho program Is
5 repeated the ramo afternoon or night,
rtll UIBIIHPO'.u W till... .MU.W
promptly by using 10 or a dozen exits.
Tho second nnnual meeting of tho
:' ...,. Il.ltnn Tllnlll.n Pnvnnnnl Inn IijiIiI
; COlOniai JSIUUVII v.ni.v uli'vihuuhi hviu
rn Monday, uciuuvr ,, m. uiu uiuci-h ui
th corporation. 2W-2S-M0 West Kth
etrect. New York city, was nn entirely
harmonious gathering. Mr. James D. Law,
t Philadelphia, was unanimously re
flected president, nnil Mr. Herbert W.
faylor, sccrctary-trcasmcr for tho ensu
ring year. With a Board of Directors
n..mn fmm nil sections of the country
I'tnd Including two-thirds ot the old board.
new life has teen lniusca into tno cor
feratlon, and tho resumption of produc
tion may be expected In tho near future.
An unofTlclal fete day was celebrated
ffcently In Santa Baibara, Cal., under
rh direction of Tliomas Rlcketts, one of
the directors or tne American (.Mutual)
Studios, during which, an old-typo South-
Ifrn mansion, used in one of tho scenes
of "The House of a Thousand Scandals,"
a lOur-pun luuiuat .uusivtjjaiutCi Wdo
Mown to atoms.
Jror weeks rumor of tho proposed blow
ing up of the house had been circulated
In Santa Barbara, ahd tho Inquiries be
came so numerous that President Samuel
B. Hutchinson, ot tho film company, de
cided he would glvo his townsfolk a ltttlo
entertainment.
;!6ohe invited tha entire city to como
out and witness the destructive work
which wtis "constructive" photoplay mak
ing. Ana every ono, in tne sea-mountain
city came.
The explosion was well worth 3Ir
Hutchinson's courtesy and the citizens'
curiosity. The actors were In their places,
the camera was grinding, and Director
nicketls, .megaphone; in -hand, was shout
Wg Instructions. Harold Lockwood, the
tar t the drama", near tho majcstlc
tooklnj mansion, was working, apparent
ly unconsblous of the explosion about to
flV nl-rA Than If Tinnnan.n
''The mansion went skyward' In email
o r
trT
NORTH
JLUEBIRD
BROAD AND BUS
QUEHANNA AVB.
EMILY WEHLEN in '
-WHEN A, WOMAN LOVES"
Great Northern B"25.SSsJ?S5-
R-- - UEllViUAII A 1 s V "l
BklIT,T 5-ftft T. f il WVKKIWnH. 70.
1 "THE. GREAT RUBY"
S V. L. B. B. Feature
-fctmrl StrPPf fatmn BR06Dr51)w
tX Evenings 7:18 and 0
J' JULIA 8WATNB GORDON In
?THE TIGRESS" OTHERS
NOUTIIWEST
I'JEFFFRnN I0Tn AND
- WM. VAT1-NTTM In
"THE BION OP TUB cnOSS"
inwi Obtained Thiu Stanley Booklnr Co.
PARK nDB AVE. AND DAUPHIN
Ir Our J. r, Beelntrg Orchestral ! Organ
I "The Price of Her Silence"
PUm Obtained Thru Btanley Booking1 Co.
Cumherlnnrl theatre, 26TO ANti
ivuiiiuLriana Cumberland
"The Face in the Mirror"
SYORJC PAI APF 23-3-8S
THE BROKEN COIN," No. 13
s"How Early Saved the Farm"
ImMt AIlpffriAnv 2BU Allegheny Ave.
I ROBERT WARWICK in
rJiMsFace in the Moonlight"
IGH Theatre 8B1US3 avjl
"THE FATHER"
MA IT.... .
tTHB QAVB ON THUNDER CLOUD"
fWumbia Theatre
2TTII AND
rnt.iiMnii iva
"THC DADnnM"
,T,n? BnOKEN COW." No. 18
iy oaveo the Farm" Others
.FITrB PLUCICT PUP"
-THKIIK-B MANY A BLIP"
t X' R1DCIB AVBNUB
iPPTl1 - VJV'VmJ fiiil,S7f
kk) n . .. .t " S "'" ""A!
ttmTl'3 ,?!D "D "X IT"
" CU IlPAlir flM THW! T.1T.IVD1
1VJH AND COLUMBIA AVB.
mir'en rj.V.i- . ""v. "
fipS,vS0,,r,Tln!1 W1IIBLWIND''
"AI'Jy HOL'HK- II..rt.H.II N'.ws
T.OOAK.
Alli'r.r;,iM MOID ST. Ah.
UmVELCOMH WHTB," FaaturlS
ill Pru.Ai M. 14. t L1
KttAlnt ,i T ' " " . .
'"T"-4os aoatr ntrnAt. ckamtMtam
THEATttE w.n
HARRY MEYSTER in
1 m
u
of rbouMkn4 CandHM"
pieces to the accompaniment ot a terrlflo
report and tho cheers of thousands,
itcallim had scored andthcr victory!
WILSON'S DAUGHTER TO SING
Will Bo Heard In Sovernl Concerts
This Month
WASHINGTON. Oct 7. - It was an
nounccd at the White House today that
Miss Margaret Woodrow Wilson will sing
In concert In Buffalo, N. Y., October 12;
Krlc, Pa., October 15, and Cleveland. O.,
October 19, tho money received to be
given to the community centro move
ment. ."ij!e fu" uso ot every public school
miuaing as the community centre will
not only give power and direction to de
mocracy, but will also otvo tha prob
em of wholesome play and civic train
ng for boys and girls," Miss Wilson said
In a signed Btatomcnt,
Many to Study Art
An exceptionally heavy registration
marked the opening of tho 110th year ot
tho Pennsylvania Academy of tho FIno
Arts this week. Students from all over
tho country have enrolled and the acad
emy expects a record year. The faculty
Includes many well-known nrtlsts.
They aro Charles Grady, Hugh H. Brcck
cnrldge, Cecilia Beaux, Henry McCarter,
Joseph T. Tearson, Jr., Frank Miles Dav,
Daniel Garber, Violet Oakley, Philip I..
Hale. Emll Carlsen, Henry Krdmsnn
Itadasrh, M.Sc, M. D., and Herbert Kd
ward Everett.
Theatrical Baedeker
BHOAD "Daddy Lonit Lens." Jean Webster's
novel of the "Orphiin's ProKress," mde into
.S..we,t' augary bu- well-acted ucce.
1.Y1UO "The l.llao Domino." A Vlennete
operetta, produced by Andrea Dlppel, In
which a ery delichttul cor and produc
tion carry oft the honors.
GAtlRIPK-'Totash Perlmutter." A re
turn eiiMR-cmcnt of tho popular comedy.
Uood acting.
PIIOTOn.AYa
ClinST.VUT STnEITr OPiatA HOUSB "The
lAmlj." with Douglas Fairbanks; "The Iron
r,,r.aln. ,th Dustln Farnum. and "The
Valet," with Raymond Hitchcock. Urifflin-Inro-Rlnnltt
direction.
MKTnprOT.lTAN OPERA ItOUSR "Salva
tion Nf II," a featura photoplay! a condenaed
vorslon of "Tho Mikado": the Hippodrome
Quartet: a patriotic tableau. "The Spirit of
! : symphony orchestra, and aquatlo
ronitEST-"The Birth of a Nation." with
Henry n. Walthal. Mae Marah and Srottls
woodo Akin. D. W. Orimth's mammoth
Photoplay nf the Civil War and Reconstruc
tion, founded In port on Thomas Dixon's
Clanaman." A manelous entertainment.
ADEI.PIII "The German Side of the War."
Excellent movlne pictures of the great war
from tho Teuton angle.
ARCADIA "Vanity Fair." with Mrs. Flske.
PAUVCn "The Case of Becky," with Blanche
Swoet. r
REGENT "The Flash of the Emerald." with
Robert Warwick.
STANLEY "Blackbird'," with tura Hope
Crows.
STOCK.
WALNUT "Polly of tho Circus." with Edith
Taliaferro. Tho familiar sentimental com
edy about the circus rider and tho minister
who fell in love with her.
KNICKERBOCKER "Bought and Tald For."
with tho Knickerbocker Players. George
Broadhurst's tense and exciting drama,
VAUDEVILLE.
ICErnrfi Fritz! Scheltj Bertha Crelghton In
"Our Husband"' At I .yd ell In "A Native of
Arkansas": Metropolitan Dancing Girls:
Williams and Wolfun In "Almost a Pianist":
Frankle Heath and George Terry; Four Lon
don; T,eo Bfers: the Seebacks, and Hearst
Sell News Weekly.
NIXON'S GRAND Eugenie Blair In "Tho
ReckonlnK Day": James Donovan and Mario
l.ee; Dp- Michelle Brothers; Dudley and Mer
rill; Loo and Wilbur; Twlsto; comedy pic
tures. GLOBE "Everybody." an allegory, hy Peter
O. Flatte; the Fir Songbirds: Mott and
Maxfleld. in "The Manlcuro Girl"; Stoddard
and Hayes: Irving Both; tho Atlas Trio;
Hill and Hackett; Marie Arelle: Totter.
Hartwell and company, and McLellan and
Cirreon.
AMERICAN "On Pier K," a musical com
edy: Brnwn and Jackson, In "At the Club":
James Williams and company. In "Getting
Even"; Al Wilson, and Greno and Piatt.
CROSS KEYS "Colonial Days": Fox and
Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Esmonde, In
"Tho Soldier from Propvllle"; Baby Roslyn;
Wilson and Wltman. and tho- Pounding
Tramps, in "Fun on the Freight Car."
RETURNING.. i .
PEOPLE' a-"Brlnglng- Up Father." with John
Cane; Qua Hill's production ot tbo cartoon
comedy baaed on George MoManus pictures.
BfriLnsqUE.
TjUMONTS Dumont's Minstrels. In "The Vol
unteer Firemen," "Widow Broom-Lee" and
other rarodles, songs and skits.
TROCADERO "The Americans." with Fanlta,
"?p,eff5--t;?r
TDTDOMTMFWT
PHOTOPLAy PRESENIKFIONS W
AWVi.'lAlll J,
WEST rlllLADEI.rillA
I OPITCT B2D AND LOCUBT 8TS.
"UJ 1 KIMBALL ORQAN
Mats., 1:30 and 3 P. M. Eus., 6:30 to 11.
"POOR SMALTZ"
Playa Obtained Thru Stanley Booking Co.
nRAlSin C2D AND MARKET BTREET3
v,lvrtl,,I-' Matinee Dally, 2 P. M., Bo
"WALLS OF JERICO"
SIX REELS
EUREKA imKt$S
MARKET STREET8
n
AFTER DARK
IMPERIAI 60T" AND
llTlt J-.IV1-VL, WALNUT STREETS
HOLBROOK BLINN ia
"The Ivory Snuff Box"
HI HRP B0TH AND MARKET ST3.
Dally Mat.. 2:13. Eves.. 7 J,
EDITH STOREY In
"The Island of Regeneration"
Playa Obtained Thru Stanley Booking Co.
the prrjAR theatre
POPULAR V.CiyAIX 60TH A CEDAR
'BROKEN COIN." No. 16
"Til IS UNNECESSARY BEX"
"IN TRUST"
"NEVEIl AGAIN"
SHERWOOD MTn Baltimore
Mat., 2:30. Evgs.. 6: SO, 8 and 0:30
OLOA I'ETROVA In
"THEVAMPIRE"
RITTENHOUSE MDAviRKORD
TIIEDA BARA, the Vampire Woman, In
"THE DEVIL'S DAUGHTER"
OTHERS
FRANKLIN B2D AND amAnD Avn
SPECIAL FEATURE
ATTRACTIONS
fiAPnFM B8D LANSDOWNH AVH.
KlftJS.UE.l'i MATINEE 2. EVKNINQ 0 18.
"THE SPENDTHRIFT"
Featuring IRENE FENWICK
OTHERS
Broadway Theatre uira2$,m
"THE GODDESS"
S8th St. Theatre MTUAJgDDAvH
MATINEE. 2 P. It EVENING, 6, JO
DOUBLE SHOW NIOHT
"BOUND ON THE WHEEL"
"HER RQMEO"
nrMM 61TII AND WOODLAND
DE.1N1N MAT.. 1 !30, KVO., 0:30 to II
..ntVTHE TWO ORPHANS"
With Thea Bara & Wra. E. Shav
PASCHALL ""tma?:2dh
bbmnd "NEAL OF THE NAVY"
BKY HUNTERS"
"HAM AND THE EXPERIMENT"
HAMILTON Men?nng.?7In8o.Av,
HARRY CAREY in
"JUST JIM," Five Acts
CasinpWU WmUt trnnm
1 of Tim TsManma
Awxars In the news columns or the MVKNIKO
" lSUSH ererjr. tbUft
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MARY G. MARTIN
A Philadelphia jjirl appearinrr in
the Fox production, 5,Tho Won
derful Adventure."
$100,000 Received for Schools
City Treasurer McCoach today received
J100.000 from Stale Treasurer Young, aa
tho first Installment of tho appropriation
made by tho State to the school fund
of Philadelphia County. Tho revenue tho
schools will receive from this source this
year will not be known until after the
records showing the number of pupils
nnd teachers aro completed. Tho amount
pnlrt on the account In 1011 was J9I2,
P52.55. PORT OF PHILADELPHIA
Vessels Arriving Today
btr. Sandon Hall (Br.), Calcutta, merchan
dise. Galley. Davis & Co.
Str. Kenkon Maru No. 8 (Jap.), London,
ballast.
Htr. Quantlco, Boston, passenger and mr-
L-ntuiuiBv, Aiercn&ms ana Aimers xranspona
tlon Company.
Str. Cretan, Jacksonville, etc caaisngera
and merchandise. Merchants and Miners'
Transportation Company.
btr. Ulrlk Holm, New York, ballast, MUnson
Line.
Schr. Eetyn N. Hinckley, Stonlngton, Me,,
atone. A. D. Cummins & Co.
Scnr. Agnes Manning, Boston, ballast, A. Z.
Cummins & Co.
Steamships to Arrive
FREIGHT.
Name. From.
Noorbotten .MNarvlk .M
Mannlngtry ........Suei
Myrdal ..lllddlesbor'gh.
KlUllno l.clth ......
Horsa .......Cardiff .....
Feliciana .......... ..London .....
Tula Shields
Calcutta ......... ....Oran .......
Itcmler ........Genoa ......
Annapolis ......l.clth ......
River Araxes .........Oran
Fagersand ...........Port de Palx.
I'ontoporos ...........Llerpool ...
Hnmlk .............. Aalborg ....
Kelbergrn ...........Rotterdam ..
George Pyman .. Barcelona
Povlga ............ ..lluelva .....
Hosebank ..Valencia ..
Ruth Arend.il ....
Hammershuus .......Balboa ......
Aymcrtc .............Algiers .....
New Sweden .........Chrlstlanla .
Georgian ..., ...Honolulu ...
Sir Ernest Camel..... Narvik .....
Gusto .... ...Manchester
Corntshmsn ......... LtverDool
Jailed
.Sept. 11
.Sept. 12
Sept. 14
.Sept. IS
.Sept. ID
.Sept. SO
.Sept. 21
.Sept. 22
.Sept. ..
.Sept. 22
.pept. si
..Sept. 23
.Sept. 2t
.Sept. 24
.Sept. 21
.Sept. 24
.Sept. 211
.Sept. 26
.SeDt. 27
.Sept. 28
.Sept. 28
.Sept. 28
.Sept. 28
.Sept. 20
..uct. 1
..Oct.
Manchester Miller ....Manchester .,
...Oct.
Algcriana .......... .London ...
North Point ...... ...London ...
West Point ...........London ...
Rio Colorado . ....... .Santos ....
Port Antonio ..........Port Antonio
..uct.
..Oct.
..Oct.
..Oct.
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NORTHEAST
filRARH AVENUE THEATRE
UlKrUUf 7th AND QIRARD AVB.
, ANNA MURDOCK
In Chsrles Frohman's Dramatic Triumph
"A ROYAL FAMILY"
STRAND 12TH aiRARD ave.
kJ IXi-Vlliy MATINEE AND NIOHT
VIVIAN MARTIN In
"THE WISHING RING"
CHAPLIV COMEDY
TIVOLI Theatre ES0, AI?:
"THE COUNTRY CURL"
"THE nniM MESSENGER." 2 Parts
"Exploits of Elaine," No. 4
POPLAR
6TH AND
POPLAR
FAIRMniTMT FRANKLIN AND
.. JL . . FAIRMOUNT AVE.
"Broken Coin," No. 14. OtheS
KENSINGTON
STAR 8T" ANELEinn
."WIIEN Sir LADY SMILES"
"MR. JAR AND CIRCUMSTANTIAL
EVIDENCE"
"HIS SINGULAR LESSON"
Brunswick Palace "" kSJdSW
TATHB DAILY CURRENT EVENTB
"BROKEN COIN." No. U
"THE LITTLE DECEIVER"
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
FRANKI TIM 8D street.
rvrhi-ill FITZWATER 8TBEST
HELEN WARE In
"THE PRICE"
OERMANTOWN
Wavni Palnri Oermantown Are. Abore
WAR PICTURES 6 Reels
Others
Cavucra Theatre , o?iimantown
iavu$a x iicaixc ave. a cayuoa st.
"BROKEN COIN," No. 10
"His Lucky Vacation." Others
Tnlnrinrlriii OERMANTOWN ave.
i uipenocKen tulpehocken bt
THEDA BARA in
"LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET'
PPL HAM OERMANTOWN AVB. AND
riiJ-rmivi bharpnack street
"The Whirlpool"
"MARRIED ON CREDIT"
ANIMATED WE E 1C LY
CENTRAL
Market St. Theatre 833 "trEft
Oeorge Klelne Preaent the VPWrtCTTA
I'hotorUy Masterpiece WlUtl IA
"THE GHOST WAGON"
VI CTO R I A "KET ST.
VAVsAVSrVAA ABOVJfl NINTH
IRENE FENWICK in
"THE WOMAN NEXT DOOR"
SAVOY Vraeri&ct
VIOLA ALLIEN in
"THE WHITE SISTER"
OVKMHMOOK
OVERBROOK m
"JUDGE NOT"
WO ANP
aio Arm.
"BROKEN COIN," No, AS
MORE TARIFF CHANGES
PLAN OF DEMOCRATS
hi i
Duty Mny Bo Raised on Liquor
nnd Tobacco Issue of Canal
Bonds Discussed
WASHINGTON, Oct 7.-In addition to
retaining the tariff on augar, aa for
mally announced for the Administration
today by Secretary of the Treaaury Mc
Adoo, further tariff changea are contem
plated by Prfaldont WILion. General re
vision of the Wilson-Underwood law Is
not contemplated, but considerable change
In existing schedules are seriously con
templated. Increase of tariff on whisky, beer and
tobacco Is among the revenue measures
In sight. A popular phrase here la that
"only the grace of God and Representa
tive Stanley, of Kentucky," prevented In
crease of whisky taxes last year. Induc
tion of the exemption limit on tho In
heritance tax, to reach Incomes probablv
ns low as 'JWOO or even 11500 a year, Is
suggested.
McAdoo's announcement was regarded
todny as ofllclally declaring the Admin
istration's policy. The Democrats will
defend the apparent repudiation of the
President's personal Insistence for "free
siifiar" as an adherence to the Demo
cratic doctrine of "tariff for revenue
only." The Administration was stated
today, however, to be opposed to Increase
ot the wool schedule duties.
An Issue of Panama Canal bonds for
purposes of national defense Is believed
to be considered by many Administra
tion leaders, but has not yet received
final executive sanction.
$400,035.89 Added (o City Treasury
The amount paid Into the City Treas
ury during tho week ending last night
was .00,035.S9, and tho payments amount
ed to ?1.1S:.M3.(C. This, with the balance
on hand from tho previous week, not In
cluding the Sinking Fund account, leaves
a balance on hand of $12,933,935.09, de
posited In various banks and trust com
panies. Anglo-French Loan Ratified
rAIUS, OCT. 7. The French Chamber
of Deputies, by unanimous vote, today
ratified tho Anglo-French loan negotiated
In America.
SI
'
COMING 887 MILES
TO ROOT FOR PHILLIES
Alabama Congressman a Real
Fan, Who Recks Not of
?130 Expense
Speaking about baseball fans, If you
don't live In the vicinity ot Philadelphia
and had no Interest In the National
League champions beyond being a lover
of clean baseball nnd a willingness to
give credit whero credit Is due. woutd
you spend more than JIM and travol S87
miles, by the most direct route Just to
see the Phillies clash with the Doston
lied Sox on Friday? Vet that Is what
Congressman Frederick L, niackmon, of
Annlston, Ala., Is going to do.
Congressman Btackmon Is a free trade
Democrat and never can agree with the
high protection principles advocated by
Congressman J. Hampton Moore, of this
city, but tho two Congressmen aro In per
fect nccord on one thing, and that Is
that the Phillies aro "some ball team,"
Consequently the Alabama member has
written to Mr. Moore to obtain a set of
tickets for him so that he might be listed
among tho Phillies' rooters when they
attempt to wrest the world's champion
ship from Boston.
Here Is what a mathematician figures
out the Alabama Congressman will have
to spend for tho trip:
Train fare from Annlston to Philadel
phia and return via tho Pennsylvania and
Southern Itallroads. 942.60.
Pullman and sleeper both ways, J1L
Meals and tips on the train. 111.
Hotel expenses for three days, J30.
Baseball tickets. 115.
Incidentals, Including taxlcabs, amuse
ments, etc., $10.
Total estimated expenses for the whole
trip. 1130.60.
Tho distance from Philadelphia to An
nlston Is SS7 miles and the trip can be
mado In 6 hours.
Congressman Moore haa also received
requests to obtain tickets for Congress
man It. D. Heaton, of Ashland, Pa., who
defeated Robert E. Lee, of Pottsvllle.
JisiBiiaM
Hart Schaffher
&.Marx
CopjrUut Ilut BchtOatt it Urn
Fine quality in ready-made clothes
DO YOU make this mistake about good ready
made clothes consider them only as money
savers ? Many men do.
Our clothes are much more than this: they're value
givers. They give you the kind of value you can estimate
in dollars, not the theoretical value that vaguely explains
the price of a made-to-measure suit.
$35 $40
You can pay any of these for our suits and over
coats and know that you are getting the.best each
price commands all in the clothes themselves.
By best we mean fine imported
fabrics, style, tailoring, details,
everything.
Hart. Schaffner & Marx
If the famous Hart Schaffner &
Marx label is not in the coatrit!$
not qur.make. Never forget this.
fflMHIIIWIWiWmticffliliip
7, 1918;
STOLEN SAFE FOUND IN STREET
Loot Yields Thtof $140 In Cash and
?160 In Jewelry
A tfo-pound safe, which daring thieves
rolled out of a house while the family
slept early yesterday, was found today
lying In the street at Marshall street.
above Wharton. The door had been bat
tered off and thrown on the sidewalk.
The work of carting away the safe,
opening It and removing It without leav
ing a trace of their Identity netted tho
robbers 149 In cash and $1S0 worth of
Jewelry.
The sate was owned by Mrs. Deckle
Simon, of 803 South Bodlno street. She
and her three daughters were undisturbed
by the moving of the safe while they
slept. Tho burglars took their loot away
In a truck and, according to witnesses.
It was unloaded by three men from
truck early today.
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HOSPITAL rLANg CAMrAKW
Children's Hospital Qtmi trf MU
Million Starts OctoW IS
A second .luncheon In the Interest of rtn
30O,O0O campaign to be waged for th
benefit of tha Children's Hospital ot Plril
adelphla wilt be held today at the AI
phla. Dr. Charles Hart, president e4 th
Philadelphia Boy Scouts, will tell of the
financial campaign carried on last year
by tho scouts.
Tne purpose of tho luncheon Is to per
feet plans for organization of the cam
paign. Testerday at ft similar event, pre
sided over by Edward a Bayres, It was
decided that the campaign shall run
from October 18 to October 28. Letters
will be sent to 20.000 rtilladelphlans, to
that the pleas of the hospital will reach
them Just on the ere of the opening of
the campaign. It Is said that this is the
first time that the hospital has asked the
publlo for money In all Its 60 yean'
tsttnee.
registercdatHotelAstor
during the past year.
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