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ETEKING TJEDGRBPHILADEEPHIA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1915:
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HOSPITAL BENEIOARY
OF ESTATE OF $100,000
Pennsylvftnin Institution to
Have Freo Beds Under Eliza
beth file Will
An estnto valued at more than $100,000
I disponed of by the will of Elizabeth
rite, late of 11th and Tine Mrecls. ad
mitted to probate today by Register oC
"Wills 8hcehan. Letters testamentary
were granted to the Pennsylvania Com
pany for Insurances on Lives and Grant
ing Annuities.
The will makes liberal bequests to Mnr
tha Thomas, a sister ot the decedent, and
to ncphewa and nieces. The remainder of
the lHte Is left to the Tennsjlvnnln
Hospital for Its endowment ot free beds
3 n memorial to Robert Haynes Pile, a
nephew.
Matilda Yountr. KC8 East York street.
In her will leaves $100 to the Kalth Taber
nacle Church, 2d street and Lehigh ave
nue und $50 to the Bunday Brcnkfast
Association. The remainder of the estate,
valued at J.T000, Is bequeathed to sisters
and brothers.
The VnIVy Friends' Meeting of.Ches
tci countv. Pa., benefits to the extent of
$100 through the will' of Annie It. Ste
phens, 11)35 North 65th street, and tho
remainder of tho $30,000 estate is devised
to relatives.
The entire estate of 3. Stanley Mackey,
of the Philadelphia Orchestra and the
former lender of the Philadelphia Ilnnd.
who died September S6, Is left to his
widow, 'Marie L. V. Mackey, and she Is
appointed executrix.
The will of James P. Campbell, who
died at the Medlco-ChlrurKlcat Hospital
September 21 a" the result of being shot
In his 'saloon at 2A and Market streets
by John Anderson, of Oklahoma, who Is
now awnltlnff trial on. a charge of mur
der, was also admitted to probate. The
estate Is valued at $20,000 and goes to the
widow. Helen T. Campbell, and two
daughters.
Othr wills prbbated were those of Wil
liam Hedges, late ot 3435 North 19th
ntrc-et, who left effects valued at $77,000,
which were disposed of by private be
quests: John T. Hampton, of this city,
who was killed In a railroad accident nt
Florence, N. C, $65,000; the Itev. II.
VrKnlght Moore, who died In Lambert
vllle, N. J., $55,000; Susan N. Carpenter,
Germantown Hospital, $14,000, and llen
Jamln T. Callen, Friends' Asylum, Frank
ford, $5000.
The personalty of the estate of Amelia
M. Schroeder has been appraised at
$4308.03.
MAN OVERCOME BY SMOKE
Carried Unconscious to Street by His
Neighbor
Smoko from a Are In packing boxes
filled with clothlr.cf on the first floor of
the house nt 2M5 North Opal street nearly
suffocated John Cn-lln, owner and nolo
occupant, early today. He wns cnrrled
unconscious to the street by Harry AVIes
ler, a neighbor.
Wlesler was awakened by Carlln's calls,
for help after the latter had been roused
by the smoke. He was forced to smash
a window to gain access to the house and
cut his hand so badly that he hnd to go
to the Woman's Homeopathic Hospital
for treatr-er.t Firem-sn extinguished the
blaze, uh'ch caiiscd several hundred dol
lars' damaso.
Special Service for Old Folks
Scores of aged men and women were
guests at an old folks' service In the
Wayne Avenue Daptlst Church yester
day. The Rev. J. M. Lyons, 88 years old.
said to have been the oldest persons
present, wrote a hymn for the occasion,
which was sung heartily by the big
audience. The Rev. Mr. Lyons la the
oldest Baptist clergyman In the city, it
la said. Tho sermon was preached by
tho Rev. B. L Newklrk, pastor of the
"Wayne Avenue Church.
SAILORS RESCUE TOLICEMAN
Jncklcs Drag Oflkor From .Mot? of
Enraged Negroes
Policeman Thomaa J. Connelly, of the
2d and Christian streets station, who has
a record for bravery and achievement
equalled by few policemen In this city,
will probably be discharged today from
tho Pennsylvania Hospital, whero he was
taken after receiving Injuries In a negro
riot yesterday. A crowd of negroes at
tacked the policeman nnd several arrests
wero made. William Derry, of 725 South
12th street, a negro, was held under $600
ball for a further hearing on Wednes
day. While attempting to arrest n. Regress
at 12th and FlUwatcr streets, Connelly
was set upon by a crowd of hegroes. The
policeman Is a powerful man, but he
was overpowered and beaten unconscious.
Ills stick was broken. Six sailors passing
by In nn automobile rescued him. Lieu
tenant Marple, ot the 2d and Christian
streets station, and Detectives McGinn
and Fields are Investigating tho case, nnd
said that several arrests will bo made
today.
WOULD ARREST BUS OWNERS
PHOTOPLAY PUTS CATS
AT A BIG PREMIUM
Tho Mutual Had to Hire Forty-
flvo From "Bide-n-Wco" to
Fjnish Picture
City Solicitor Recommends Prosecu
ion for Laws' Violations
Arrest of tho owners of motorbusscs
for violating city Jitney ordinances, In
stead ot the chauffeurs, Is recommended
by City Solicitor Rynn. Tho suggestion
Is the result of a request for an opinion
from Director of Public Safety Dripps.
Records on file In the City Unit Bhow
that many chauffeurs hnve been dis
charged recently because they were un
nble to pay their fines. Soon nfter being
discharged, they again began to violate
tho law.
OBITUARIES
FAMED EXPERT ON BOOKS
DIES AT ADVANCED AGE
John Edmands, Mercantile Librarian
Emeritus, Was 95 Years Old
John Edmands, librarian emeritus of
the Mercantile Library, and known for
many years as the dean of book experts,
died yesterday at his home, 1S15 Green
street. Mr. EdmandB was 95 years old.
Ho had been 111 several months.
Tho funeral services will bo held to
morrow afternoon at the Central Con
gregational Church, 18th and Green
streets, of which Mr. Edmands was one
ot the last two surviving members who
helped organize tho congregation In 1S4.
Mr. Edmands was Identified with the
Mercantile Library for fully half a cen
tury. HI entrance Into Hbrnry work
dntcd from 1845. He entered the Mercan
tile Library In 1856, when that Institution
had only 10,000 volumes. It recently had
1S5.000 volumes.
Born In Frnmlngham, Mass., Mr. t,a
mands spent his boyhood on a farm and
then served a five-year apprenticeship as
carpenter. When he became of age ho
prepared for college at Phillip's Academy,
Andovcr, and entered Yale College, from
which he was graduated In 1847. He then
taught school In Rocky Mount, N. C, and
later went through a three-year course In
tho Yale Divinity School.
Mr. Edmands was one of tho original
members of the American Library Asso
ciation, which was founded here in 1870.
Mrs. J. W. Deshong
LANCASTER, Pa., Oct 18. Mrs. Re
becca Deshong, wife of Rev. J. W.
Deshong, died In her home here last night
nt tho age of 78. She had been 111 for
many months, and only a few weeks ago
her Illness becamo so serious that her
husband resigned from the pastorate of
the Church of God. Mrs. Deshong was
a leader In local church circles. Flvo
children survive. The funeral will bo held
in Harrlsburg Wednesday afternoon.
Death Notices on Page 13
By the Photoplay Editor
Forty-flvo cnts, black, white, yellow,
gray, eltm and fat, old and young, left
their happy home nt Blde-a-Wee, 419 East
3Sth street, New York city, the other day
and went out Irt a big automobile to the
Gaumont studio at Flushing, to appear
with Cissy Fitzgerald In a. motion picture,
"A Comer In Cats," for tho Mutual pro
gram. Edwin Mlddlcton, director of the
comedy, after using every cat he could
hire at tho rate of five cents n day, found
thnt he still lacktd about 45. So ho
telephoned Mrs. II. U. Klbbe, president
of tho Blde-a-Wco home, which Mrs.
George II. Gould, Mrs. Ulysses Grant,
nhd a number of other prominent society
women nre Interested In. Ho was offered
the cats free of charge, If he would return
them In tho same good condition ho took
them away In.
The picture 'A Corner In Cats." tells
tho sad tale of tho results of greed. Two
enterprising crooks go to a new town nnd
hlro a big hall. They put up a sign to
tho effect that they will pay money for
cats. Tho countryside quickly rids Itself
of felino pets. Then when tho rats nnd
mlco over-run tho place, they have to
purchaso their cats back at a much
fancier price than they so hurriedly sold
them at.
Tho returns In the fly-swatting contest
nt tho Vltaqraph plant In Flatbush, which
has been going on all summer, havo been
tabulated and Hughle Mack Is found to
havo won the tin cup offered for tho
greatest number of files swatted. He was
considered an odds-on favorite nnyway,
partly because of his area, thu size of Ufa
swatters, and because of his natural
tendency to sit still and give tho files a
chance to light.
Mr. S. F Nixon, managing director of
the Forrest Theatre, whero "The Rlrth of
a Nation" Is the current attraction, an
nounces the transfer of tho engagement
of that photo spectacle nt Pittsburgh
from tho Nixon Theatre there to the
Miles Theatre. The success of "Tho
Birth of a Nation" In Pittsburgh was so
great that Mr. Nixon was compelled to
find a new placo to show tho films when
booking arrangements made Impossible
continuance of the engagement at the
Nixon. Necessity for tho change In book
ing arrangements nt Pittsburgh was duo
to the fact that Frances Starr, In "Mario
Odlle," had been booked nt the Nixon. It
is interesting in this connection to learn
that "The Birth of n Nation," at St.
Louis, recently was transferred from tho
Olympic Theatre to the Garrlck In order
to provldo accommodation for an Incom
ing attraction.
Theatrical Baedeker
aARRICK "Under Cover." with nockllrte
Kellowee A melodrama with laughs, excite
ment and a detects e guessing contest.
AD1ZLPW "Tho Iload to Happiness." with
William Hodse. A comedy-drama of rural
life, giving Mr. Hodge a more youthful but
no less whimsical purvejor of provincial ac
cent than hia Daniel Voorhees Pike, of "The
Won From Home."
LYRIC "Handi Up!" with Maurice and Flor
ence Walton and George Hassell. A Jojous
revue of the fashions now current In dancing
and musical comedy. Last week.
BROAD "Daddy Long Legs," with Henry
Miller and Huth Chatterton. Jean Webster's
novel ot the "Orphan's Progress" made Jnto
a sweet, sugary, but well-acted success.
PHOTOPLAYS
FORREST "The Illrth of a Nation," with
Henry H 'Wnlthal, Mae Marsh and Spottls
wood Altken. D. W. Griffith's mammoth
photoplay ol the Civil War and Reconstruc
tion, founded In part on Thoman Dixon's
"Clansman." A marvelous entertainment.
STANLEY "Carmen." with Geraldlne Farm.-,
Wallace Held and Pedro do Cordoba. The
prima donna's first appearance on the screen.
f ssssss.
HALE HAMILTON
To bo seen at tho Chestnut Street
Opera House tonight, in "Hor
Painted Hero."
made In the Laaky production of a scenario
based on Merrlmee'a famous atory and 111
let's even mora famous opera.
CHESTNUT HTREET OPERA HOUSE Third
week of Triangle film plays, with "Martyrs
of the Alamo." supervised by D. V. GrlM
nth: "The Disciple," supervised by Thomsa
II. lnce, with W. S. Hart; nnd two Keystone
comedies from Mack Bennett. "Her Painted
Hero," with Hale Hamilton, and "Tho Game
Old Knight," with Harry Dooker.
METROPOLITAN "The Better Woman," with
l.eonoro Ulrlch. a five-part feature: grand
opera selections by Arthur Aldrldxe, Mary
Casscl and chorus; "A Rlt of Popular Melo
dy." with Louise Reaman, Harry Luckstone
nnd chorus, a medley ot old and new Irish
songs, and travel and comedy Alms.
ARCADIA "The Soul of Broadway." with Va
leska Suratt and William E. Shay, a William
Fox production.
RECJENT "Emmy of Stork's Neat." by J.
Urrrkonrldge Ellis, with Mary Miles Mlnter,
a Metro production.
PALACE "Sin," with Theda Dara, William
E. 8hay and Henri Leonl. n William Fox
production based on the well-known opera,
'The Jeweta of the Madonna."
STOCK.
WALNUT "The Man From Home," with Carl
Stone and the Penn Players. The familiar
nnd amusing comedy of the American abroad,
by Henry Leon Wilton and Booth Tarklng
ton. KNICKERBOCKER "The Lion and the
Mouse," with the Knickerbocker Players.
Charles Klein's drama of the millionaire nnd
girl who humbles him. Familiar, but still
likable.
VAUDEVILLE.
KEITH'S William Courtlclgh & Co. In George
V. Hobart'a "Peaches": "A Vaudeville Cock
tall," mixed by Aaron Hoffman and served
by Henry Lewis; George East and company
In "Tho Dance of the Carnival" and "The
Futurist Whirl": Oeorge McKay and Ottlo
Ardlne In "On Broadway": Violet Dale: the
Seven Colonial Relies; the Morln Bisters;
RUlv Lloyd and Oeorge F. Rrltt: the 8che
mettans, and the Hearst-Sells Pictorial
News.
GLOnE "Ten Bona of the Desert": Black and
White Minstrels; James Williams and com-
fiany In "Getting Even": Jules and Francla
n""Over the Counter") Charles Glbbs, mimic,
and Rose Garden: Clifford and Douglass;
Hanlon and Clifford: Norton and West, and
tho Three Marconi Brothers.
NIXON'S GRAND "A Night With the Toeta."
with the Poets' Quartet; Thomas Potter
Dunn: Lucan and Lucille: Powder and Cap
mann; the Namba Brothers; the Musical
Chef, and motion pictures.
WILLIAM PENN "Five Beauties and a
Snot." with Jack Ruesell and Lotta Baker;
Hyman Adler and company, Claude Golden,
Castano and Nelson, Stanley and LnBrae,
the Reed Brothers, In "The Eccentric
Walter."
CROSS KEYS First half of week. Murphy's
Minstrels, Holmes and Retlly, Drown and
Purrow, In "The Girl and the Tearl";
Bchrode and MuUey, In "Fun In a Vaude
ville Agency": Richards and Montrose and
the Musical Kralls.
NIXON'S Doree Opcrn Company, In "Big Mo
menta From Grand Opera"; Cooper and
Smith. Harry Gilbert, Edwin Hawley, In
"The Randlt"; Dale and Boyle, Flrn, Blgelow
and Milan.
AMERICAN First half of week, Lois Clark
and company, tn a musical comedy; Carrie
Mills, the "Personality Girl": "The Groom
Forgot," presented by Cameron. DeVItt and
cVimnnny; Hockey, Pains and Harktns and
the Atlas Trio.
RETURNING. (ma
PEOPLE'S "In Old Kentucky,'! with Louise
Murray. The familiar favorite. .22 years old.
BURLESQUE.
DUMONT-S Dumont's Minstrels In burlesque
and travesties, with selections from "II Tro
vatoro" thrown In. '
EVENING LEDGER PHOTOPLAY CALENDAR
EVERY MONDAY SUBJECT TO CHANGE
AUDITORIUM
BELGRADE
BLUEBIRD
BROAD ST. CASINO
CEDAR
CUMBERLAND'
DARBY
EUREKA
FRANKLIN, W. PHILA.
FRANKLIN, S. PHILA.
GARDEN
GIRARD
GLOBE
GRAND
GREAT NORTHERN
HAMILTON
MONDAY
Film Prima Donna
Across the PadAo
Keno bates. Liar
Annlv. W'k. Pauline
Frederick, in Sold
Holbrook Illlnn, In
The Iory Snuff Box
Buck Parvln Story Man
Afraid of His Wardrobe
Hobart Hosworth. Little
Brother ot the Rich
Neal of tho Navy, No. 6
Message From the Past
Anita Stewart, tn
The Sins of the Mothers
Bessie Eyton,
Jungle Lovers.
In The
Other
Runaway Wife, No. 8
Diamond From the Sky
Theda. Bars, Edw. Jose.
A Fool There Was treq.)
William Famum, In
Wonderful Adventure
Mary Plckford. In
The Eagle's Mate
. Holbrook Illlnn, In
The Ivory Snuft Box
ox p
n, It
NelUon, regeneration
IIAVERFORD
IMPERIAL
JEFFERSON
JUMBO
LEHIGH
LOCUST
LOGAN
LOGAN AUDITORIUM
MARCQNI
MARKET STREET
ORIENT
0VERBR00K
PARK
rAlKWAY
PKLHAM
JUVGY
RJflltWOOD
8TXAND
TIYU
VKTOMIA
WASHINGTON PALACE
lPALACK
VUJST ALLEGMf)r
The Broken Coin, No.- 8
Grace Cunard, K, Ford
Olga Petrora, Heart of
a Painted Woman
Mme. Petrova, In
The Vampire
Henry Kalker. tn
The Bigger Man
The Kiss of Dishonor
The Smuggler's Lass
The Quest. B parts
Waking Father (comedy)
Charlotte Walker In
put ot Ijarknes
Theda lUra and Wm E.
Bhay, The Two Orphans
Thorn. Wise In
Blue Grass
Earl of Pawtucket
S reels. Others
Regeneration
Hearts Ablaxe. Get-Rch
Quick Walllngford
Hypocrites
"Paramount. Vary Plck
ford, in Rags
Edjrth Totten. In
A Factory Magdalen
Wet End. , Warren Ker
rigan, Oyster ' Dredger
The
Bludgeon
Edna May and Bryan
Washburn, Scapegoat,
Seventh Commandment
" HU ritalKt '
Mary Plcttford. Love's
Sacrifice. Yal. of
Mothering; Heart. Beast
at Bay. Tb Msssscis
Dust
otarpt
harden' of Li'es. Uarams
Meal of I he Navy, No.
Nul pf lbs Navy, No, 3
ptfaers
TUESDAY
The Silent
Chord
Charles Ray, In
Lighthouse Keeper's Son
Holbrook Blinn, In
The liory Snuff Box
Richard Travers, Atflnl
ties. Hazards of Helen
Diamond From the Sky
Woman, Lion and Man
The Goddess. No 7
Species of Mexican Man
Mrs. Jarr and the So
ciety Clrcua. Caught
Vivian Martin, In
The Little Mademoiselle
.Marian Neabltt, in The
Way Back. Others
Kathryn Osterman,
The Bludgeon
In
Tho Chalice
of Courage
Same as
Monday
Richard J. Joae, In Silver
Threads Among the Gold
The
Broken Coin
No. 10
Same as
Monday
Julius Steger, In
The Master ot the House
Eleanor Woodruff, West
Winds. Rule Sixty-throe
Ina Claire, C. Blackwell,
In The Puppet Crown
Blanche Sweet, In The
Captive (Paramount)
Brand Blotters' Every
heart. The Cup of Life
Chaplin. In Work. S reels
under Two Flag
Same a
Monday
Mary Plckford, In Tes
of the Storm Country
Blekel a Watson
In The Fixer
Anthony and Cleopatra
Chasing the Limited
Blood
of the Forefathers
The Heart of Blue Ridge
Cave on Thunder Cloud
Broadway Feature
Campbell Are Coming
Mme. Malvlna Lobel, In
The Unwelcome Wife
Walter Miller. In
Winning the Futurity
Dorothy
The Broken Coin, No, IT
The Highwayman's
Honor
Wm. Fox present Theda
Bars, The Two Orphans
Betty Nansen. In
Mould a Mother Tell?
The Broken Coin, No, 11
King ltagot. Only Child
The Volunteer
Or can
3rAKuby
Daughter of the Jungle
One on Mother. Failure
Heart Ablaxe
Others
WEDNESDAY
Women
and War
Laura Sawyer, In
One of a Million
Thomas A. Wise,
Blue Graas
in
The Old Sin
The Emerald God
Cleo Madison, In
A Mother's Atonement
A Woman' Mistake
The Source of Happiness
Bnobs
.Featuring Victor Moore
The
Wolf Man
Eleanor Woodruff, tn
"West Wind, Other
Thos. Terries, in Pearl
ot the Antilles, Others
n. Fellows, Anna Nils
eon, In Regeneration
Helen Ware, In
The Price
Helen Ware, In
The Price
May Ward, In
A Continental Girl
The White Terror
J, Rufus Walllngford
Violet Mersereau, In
You Can't Always Tell
Alex. B, Francis, In
After Dark
William Famum, In
Wonderful Adventure
Clara Kimball Young, in
Heart ot Blue Ridge
A Kentucky Idyll
When Wete Vent Dry
Diamond From the Sky
No, 22 . Other
Esmeralda
Paramount Haiel Dawn,
The Heart of Jennifer
Sliver Theads
Among the Gold
Mountain Justice, 2 reel
Other
Rebecca
Robert Edecon. in
Man Prerogative
Mgrrutrtt Clark. In
The Pretty bister of Joae
Ja. Lackaye, Ray Reyce
In York State Folk
Broken Coin. No. 1. il
Special Matinee 2 o'clk,
Girl of the Dance Hall
Judy Forgot
The
Little Gypsy
Marguerite Clark, In
Seven Sisters
Romance of Elaine, 10
The Bondwoman, 3 part
For Professional Ktaaong
The Jungle Queen. Oth.
Strath-more
Blindness
of Virtu
The Maker of Sin
Htr Wonderful Day
The Uodeee, No.
Other
TIIUKSDAY
Tho Quality
ot Forgiveness
Dropplngton's Family
Tree. Keystone Comedy
Emily Steens, in
The Soul ot a Woman
One Performance Only
Broncho Billy, Sheepman
The Broken Coin, No. 18
Sunshine and Tempest
From Out the Big Snows
Haunting Winds
Hearts and Roses
31am and the Experiment
Helen Ware, in
The Price
Edna Mayo, In The
Family Divided. Others
Holbrook Illlnn, In
The Ivory Snuft Box
Graustark, featuring
Bushman, Bev, Bayne
Gall Kane, tn
Her Great Match
The Plow share
Chaplin, In Shanghaied
Chaplin, In The Bank
Lena Rivera
The Circular Staircase
V. L. S. B. Feature
Broadway Feature
Ella Hall. In Jewel
Dora
The Eternal Feminine
Robert Warwick, In
The Flash of an Emerald
Mary
Fanchon
Plckford, In
me i-ricxei
A Mother's Atonement
In Trust. Treasure Bog
Edcon, Hart, Rhea
Mitchell, On Night Stage
Same as
Wednesday
Robert Edeson, In
Mortmain
The Heart, of
The Blue Ifldge
The Broken Coin, No. V
Other 8 reel dally
Bred
in the Bone
Paul I'anier, In The
Spender. Ills Crucible
Wilton Ijtrkeye, in
The Man ot Shame
Forrest Wynaat, tn
Tno Brink
Broad Star Feature
Court-martialed
Edna Mayo and Bryan
Washburn, Scapegoat
An American
Gentleman
Anna' Muidock. la
A Royal Family
Betty Nanun, In Devil'
Daughter. Clln
Xing J. I
The Cofsfcen Jsreiher
T?3rY
lxer
The Broken Cat. Wo. T
Arobreee pfrl Walnw
A Ooo mur-Part
Pe
FRIDAY
Tricks ot Fate
Treasure
America
Marguerite Clark. In
Helene ot the North
Raneon's Folly
Blllle Reeve Comedy
Stanley' Search for the
Hidden City. Other
The Broken Coin. No. 0
The Jungle Loer
Vivian Martin, in Little
Dutch Olrl. The Quarrel
Betty Nansen, in
Should a Mother TellT
A Sultana ot the Desert
Soul of Pierre. Others
Thomas Cummlngs, In
The House of Scandal
Man' Prerogative, fea
turing Robert Edeson
Vivian Martin. In
The Utile Mademoiselle
William Faversham, In
The Right of Way
Walker Whiteside, In
The Melting Pot
Frank Daniels, In Crooky
V. L. s. E. Feature
The Surrender,
Father's Help.
With
Other
Lottie Plckford. In
Diamond From the Sky
Marguerite Clark,
Seven Slatera
in
Theda Dara, in
Lady Audley'a Secret
The Broken Coin, No. IT
Does Flirting PayT
T'ie Lost House. 4 reel
' The Web of Crime
Edmund Breese, In The
Song of the Wage Slave
John Barrymorei, In The
Incorrigible
Dukane
Gatl Kane in
Her Great Match
Lord Harrington's Estate
a reel. Other
The Vengeance
ot the Wild
The Call of the Dance
Wild Cat. Not Wanted
Wm Fox presents Theda
Bars, in Two Orphans
Paramount: Pauline
Frederick, In Bold
Low Field. In
Old Dutch
Julia Dean, In Judg Not
The Oodaf, No. 11
Northern
Light
Chaplin. b Bhanghaled
Thro trlh8 w'"
Ttw
'eUdtCelfl
No. 8
pr
Brea4rrJ fyi Hrry
Carey. Va v JI". i P-
rfc
guerMa Fteaer, 1
!
Mtr
a
SATURDAY
The
Humble Guise
Vivian Rich, In 1
Drawing the Line
Elsie Janla. In
Nearly a Lady
Bi!"c' great drama,
The Country Parson
." 'J5 Vay ot Old
The Greater Courage
Kocert Warwick, in
Face In the Moonlight
-The Fighting Hope
Tale of a Trust Betrayed
The Diamond
From the Sky
GUdya Hulette, In What
Happened on the Barbuda
Anita Stewart, in
The sin of Mothers
Hypocrite
In The Outlaw' Revenge
C. Aubrey Smith, In
The Builder of Bridge
Jullua Steger, In
Master ot the House
Just Out of College
by George Ade
Neal of the Navy, No. 8
Other
W Th V? Co. present.
Tho Cub. Others
Thoma. A. Wise. In
Blue Grass
rinette Kellermann, In
Neptune'e Daughter
Room and Board
Larry O'Nell, Gentleman
.neat or the Nvy, No. B
y yiuain. a. reel
Betrli Mlchelena. In
Salvation Nell
Edwin Abel, In
Brewster1 Million
The Maglo Skin
Other
The Christian, 8 reel
Other
The Wheel
ot Justice
'Ti iTi ,n 'uJ area
The Coll of the City
Paramount' Blanch
Sweet, In The c"uV
Kathryn Oaterman, in
The Bludgeon
Romance of Elaine, 3t
Otbere '
Romance of Elaine, JO
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JERSEY SUFFS EXPOSE
TRICK TO FOOL LABOR
Continued from Page One
cards, paid lor and Issued by the nntl
suffragists, were betas; passed over the
bars of saloons at Camden, thUB Identi
fying tho liquor Interests with tho op
position to tho amendment. These cards,
she said, had the Amendment printed on
them with the warnings Vote Nd on
October 19.
For tho first tlmo In tho history of Now
Jersey elections thoro will bo women
watchers at the polls tomorrow. Con
vinced thnt an honest election will mean
a victory by a 83,000 majority, the suf
fragists Intend to take every precaution
to make that victory safe Detectives
will be employed and campraa used to
establish evidence where repeating Is
suspected.
Today final plans for getting the re
turns as early as possible, are being made.
Jersey City will bo tho headquartors for
receiving tho returns, and Mrs. Lillian F.
Felckert, president of tho suffragists, will
bo In charge. All over the State tho
watchers havo received Instructions to
send In their returns In half-hourly re
ports, so ns to avoid confusion when the
polls aro closed, Tonight parades will
be held to wind up tho campaign all over
the State.
Everywhere political leaders aro pre
dicting victory, and tho suffragists' op
timism seems Justified by the encouraging
statements ot some of the most astute
men In tho Slate'.
ANOTHER, CONVERT.
Martin P. Devlin, Democratlo leader
nnd prosecutor of Mercer County, of
which Trenton Is tho seat, Is one of the
most recent ones to declare In favor of
suffrage. Ho was appointed prosecutor
by President Wilson when the latter was
Governor of New Jersey, and Is one of
tho strongest supporters of Wilson In tho
county. He took the stump for tho suf
fragists a few weeks ngo.
"If tho same education had been given
tho electorate In Essex and Camden
Counties," he said today, "as has been
the case In Mercer County, thoro would
not bo even tho slightest uncertainty as
to the result. Tho suffragist leaders have
uorkfd bard In this county, nnd ..Mercer
will bq for suffrage by a largo majority.
Tho auflraglsts may win in Essex despite
tho 'machine' and 'Jim Nugent. They
may also carry Catnden County regard
less ot machine Influence and the Influ
ence of Philadelphia politicians."
An emphatic denial ls.sued by Republi
can State Chairman Newton A. IC. Bug
boo, of Trenton, that he had declared
against suffrage, was gratifying to suf
fragists. An alleged Interview claimed
to have been secured by Barrett L. Cran
dall, of Elizabeth, publicity manager for
tho "antlB," put the chairman on record
as saying, among other things: "I expect
tho Republican party to voto solidly
against 'votes for women.' "
"It is absolutely and unqualifiedly false
CONVENTION HALL
Broad Street and Allegheny Avenue
Tuesday Evening, October 26
UNITED SINGERS
OF PHILADELPHIA
Men's, Women's and Children's Choruses of
2100 voices.
Orchestra of TS Musicians.
CONCERT '
IN AID OF THE
German-Austro-Hungarian
Relief Fund
EMINENT SOLOISTS
Tickets 25. CO, 75 cents and 11. on sale at
Olmbel Brothers. Ninth and Market Sts.
German Society Hall, Marshall and Spring
' I po tnr Garden .Btreetav
it I F, .Oat.epdorff. ;i N. 13th Street. ,
Awnings Taken Down
Repairing Free
Awnings stored, repaired during winter
for rehanglng In spring; .nominal charge.
WEDDING CANOPIES
Bernard McCurdy
110 NOllTU OTH STREET
Race C017 A. Filbert 231S
nnd you can't make the denial too
trong," said Dugbee when shown the
alleged Interview. "The man reprcsent
fngwmielf to be the publicity director
did met me on the street nnd I told him
that I waa not taking nny hand In tho
matter, and that I had nothing whatever
to ay about It," added the Republican
leader.
Miss Lavenla Engle, central campaign
manager for the New Jersey Suffrage An
soclatlon, said today that there waa noth
ing to show that the cause vould not
win In Mercer County.
"There v. Ill bo a victory In tho entire
State," she said, "by a good majority
Although there Is a chanco of losing In
Camden and Essex Counties, there will
be n big support In the rural sections
nnd the prospects In goncrnl look bright
for us tomorrow."
Frederick W. Qnlchtel, former Judgo of
the Mercer Court of Common Pleas, said
that he was greatly In favor of suffrage;
that he was of the opinion that It would
.win nt the election tomorrow, and that
whllo ho thought the voto would not bo
lnrge, It would show that the work of the
suffragists had borne fruit and that the
people of tho Stato wanted tho women to
have tho snmo right as men nt tho polls.
Final "reinforcements" from Philadel
phia will bo hurried across the Delaware
nivcr tonight to Camden. The "Burnham
Winner" and other suffrngo automobiles
filled with spenkers and workers will lenvo
the Equal Franchise Society headquarters,
35 South 9th street, at 7 o'clock and will bo
met on tho other side by Mies Anno Mar
tin, president of tho Nevada Woman Suf
frage Association; Mrs. W. D. Kcrlln and
other suffragists.
A parade, with banners nnd Illumina
tions, will proceed up Broadway to tho
BUffrago headquarters, whero parties of
speakers will bo detailed to various sec
tions of the city. The Philadelphia party
will consist of Miss Mary H. Ingham,
Miss Elizabeth McShane, Mrs. Elizabeth
Galen, Miss Anna McCuo, Miss Caroline
KaUenaleln. Mlsa M. ,,. . !""
Miss Elizabeth Price Lewi, u.""1.
erman nnd Oraham C Woodol.a l "Or-Ji
The Equal FranchhTa fwfed' . i
ters will bo open until lati V ",w' V
night for tho election returns. tomoTo
TO AID DEFENSE IIERR'
National Security Lcaguo Will n 1
An Mtanslvn PAmnA(M -
movement for preparedness will 2
started here this week by the NatlwS
Security League, which will 0pen bffl
headquarters near Broad and Chetj?"
"""- ' c" a by som1
the most prominent men in .i.. ...
"a city tt
vlrlt every section of phi..,.. . A
endeavor to arouse Interest In the mor"!
ma icusuo m continuing lu -..r -n
tho members of Congress regardlne it,.?H
attitude toward nn nrte.ni.o.- "?!" tnlfl
natlnrint preparedness it i. ' 5ram rl
'd!M.,t0 "2 '
It h.. V.
"' " un an.
replies have been verv .,..i"" Hit!
Among those who have ni..; ii
support tho movement In every r,V:-
wny are Congressman J. Hnm .,IWM
Senator Tenroso and former Rene.M
tlvo Georgo W. Edmonds. "'l
Phlladciphtan Accused as Thief
WILMINGTON, Del.. Oct. 18 -t ,
city court today Charles Dune.-" :" '
dressed young mnn, who says ril hS
Is In Philadelphia, was charged 3
picking the pocket of Eugene Muni?''
At tho request of Jnmes BaulstunVkU1
counsel, the case went over until tomn?
row, nnd ho was held under ball .'
that time. ' MS,
New Triangle Plays
Grip Audience
W. S. Hart has the leading role in
"The Disciple."
-1' Imagine that you were a strong
jawed, two-handed person competent to
hold up a "hard" mining camp crowd with
a gun while you preached a sermon to them,
and that while you were preaching the big
gambler of the camp met your wife and
Then
"Martyrs of the Alamo." Suppose you
were living in the very earliest days of
American history the days of the Alamo
when the country was covered with wil
derness and with Davy Crockett, Colonel
Boyie and Silent Smith were being be
sieged with Mexicans in hordes
But perhaps you had better see these
tense, compelling TRIANGLE PLAYS
and two rip-roaring Keystone comedies
which, by the way, we have exclusLye.rights
to now for yourself at the
Chestnut St. Opera House
Chestnut Street Below Eleventh Street
All Matinees 25c and 50c. Evenings, 25c,
50c, 75c, $1 and $2 s
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SMuwimtia yHTSTOTiti 1
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PROMINENT
PHOlDPLAy PRESENTATIONS If
WEST rillLADELrillA
I OPI TQT MD AND LOCUST STS.
LUVU1 KIMBALL OROAN
Mat., 1:30 and 8 P. M. Ers . 0:30 to U.
I. L. Lasky Presents CHARLOTTE WALKER
"OUT OP DARKNE88"
Flay Obtained Thru Stanley Hooking- Co.
BALTIMORE
SHERWOOD d
EDNA MAYO and
RRYANT WASIIDURN In
"THE SCAPEGOAT'
pRAMn G?D AND MARKET STREETS
VJiVttPILJ Matinee Dally, 2 P. M Bo
Holbrook Blinn in
"The Ivory Snuff Box," S Reels
CIIDPIfA 0TII AND
dUXVClVrA MARKET STREET!
VITAORAPII BLUE RIBBON FEATURE
"The Sins of the Mothers"
EARL WILLIAMS and ANITA STEWART
TMPFRTAT oth and ".
iivir r.llrtlj WALNUT, streets
METRO. PICTURE CORP Present
MME. PETROVA
"THE VAMPIRE"
C CXVS BOTH AND MARKET BT8.
VJLAJPC Dally Mat.. 2 tl5, Ev-a., 7
MARY PICKFORD In
"THE EAGLE'S MATE"
'Play Obtained Thru Stanley Hooking- Co.
THE fiJjnAR THEATRE
POPULAR CLVI OOT1I & CEDAR
"Man Afraid of HU Wardrobe"
Adapted From the Buck Parvln Stories In the
Saturday Evening Post. OTHERS,
HAVERFORD avrrdave.
METRO PICTURES PRESENT
OIXIA PETROVA In
THE HEART OF A PAINTED WOMAN"
In B Acts. Matinee- at 3, Five cent. 8 Keel.
HAMILTON 6WhKv.nT.VAVfc
EIOIITH EPISODE OF
THE BROKEN COIN"
-FRANCIS FORD and ORACH CUNARD
TWO HEELS OTHERS
ORIENT Theatre m19aVe$uIand
Jlroadway Star Feature, Leo Delaney and
ulla. Swayn Gordon In ''HEARTS ABLAZE''
net'liicn-quicx waiimrtoras story, "THHEB
HINUB & A UOAT '
PARKWAY POPLAn STREETS
"A Factory Magdalen"
EDYTII TOTTIN as, the Magdalen
IN S ,ACT8
EJRANKLIN qihard av.
V DEBBIE ETTON In
"THE JUNGLE LOVERS"
OTHEBS, MATINKB DAILY
PJlRDPN MD I.ANDOWN AVB.
laAilaVUl MATINE8 Z. X VKNIKQ f t,
"A Fel There WW By Request
Featuring THEDA AMA and XDW, JOSH
ATtl VBU '
DARBY THEATRE
DAUBY,
r.
NORTH
NoiminAsT
BLUEBIRD
BROAD AND SUS
QUEHANNA Ava.
2 to II P. M.
ANNIVERSARY WEEK. PARAMOUNT
PAULINE FREDERICK "SOLD"
Grnt NnrrllAm BROAD ST.. ERIE &
vjreai nortnern oermantn aveb.
DAILY, 2 :S0 P, M. EVENINGS. 7 & 0.
"THE REGENERATION" 5 Parts
Featuring Rockcllfle Fellowe & Anna Nllaon
Broad Street Casino BnoR,IH3elow
Matinee, 2 :30. Evening, 7 and 0
Sf "The Ivory Snuff Box"
. HAM COMEDY : OTHERS
T1VOLI TtlPnlfA BAIRMOUNT AVH.
aayvsl.1 ineaire tielow xmi st.
....... Matinee and Evening
MAJ!X.?IF.Kr0nD '" "LOVE'8 SACRIFICE"
THE VALLEY OF REGENERATION"
"RAnY." with HARRY MYEIIB
NORTHWEST
Ulwl rjinjum DAUPHIN BTBEETB
HENRY KOLKER
"THE BIGGER MAN" Metro.
Play Obtained Thru SUnley Booking Co.
PARK RIDB AVE. AND DAUPHIN
h . . MAT.. 21B. EVO., 8U0.
"nlfui'r J-,'H'rg Orchestral Pip 'oroai
RAQB A Paramount Plctura. Featuring
MARY PICKFORD """u"n
Play Obtained Thru Stanley Booking Co.
West Alleffhrn V .2.5th Allegheny Ave.
caiMucKiicnyMat .ana. Evgi.-ouo
"PRICE HE PAID"
By ELLA WHEELER WILCOX
Oreat American Serial
. "NEAL OF THE NAVY"
Cumberland THBATJH' MT and
xuuiuisriaiHl CUMBERLAND
Broadway Features Present
HOBART BOBWORTH In
"A Little Brother of the Rich"
LEHIGH Theatre lM?t AVK.
"THE QUEST." 5 Reels
WORKINaATHER.'. Comedy.
Washington Palace &?.
"CURDEN OF LIE TS"
THE HAMMER"
"NEAL OF THE NAVY." No. 5
LOGAN THEATRE "ft
Theaa Bara and Wm. E Shay l
"THE TWO ORPHAN?
Lean Auditorium ockla
$& "BLUE GRASS"
"A Queen of an Hour" -fh tfolden Oyst.r."
. 6fD
AND
nUVDDDiVtV
niRARn AVENUE THEATRB - lJfi
lllKAKU 7TH AND OIRARD ATM
William rox present
WILLIAM FARNUM In
"The Wonderful Adventure"
STRAIMTi 12TH & GIRARD AVE. ?4
plKUNU MATINEE AND NI8
"THE SEVENTH COMMANDMENT" .F3
"Hi Fatal Shot" -
KENSINGTON
DT?f nniTM. -nrTyinATT? AND
IIE.L.VJKAL'E, frankfobd it
'rYiraa .rut i.ArTirirr '
Charles Blaney Feature In Five Rut
WILLIAM S. HART in
"KENO BATES LIAR"
I llt'n S STtONT AND
I U 1U D U mmnn AV
"TTTm TTTOa rr monnuAti ti .wrllB! HOf
IWiDWll I. imiin niiiinnfORi. T.iRfl
"SIMON'S SWIMMINO 80UL MATE." "751
ANIMATED WEEKLY
GERMANTOWN
Tulpehocken "gS&fira
"The Mothering Heart"
"THE nEAST AT BAY"
THE MASSACRE"
llt?I T11K flRIlMANTOWN AVE. ANJ
a E.IJ-mm SHARPNACK STREW
WEST END
WARREN KERRIGAN In
"OYSTER DREDGER"
Wayne Palace a$y&$l&
"NEAL OF THE NAVY," No. a
ilia DAWN Of UNDOlBTAnu.'
OTHERS
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA Jl
FRANKLIN tD&2B
"T!,.. R..ne,wau Wife"
"Diamond From the Sky" No.j
MARCONI "U-: oTlTHSTB
"Earl of Pawtucket," 5 ReeHj
. And Others
CENTRAL
Market St. Thaatre m MASS
"REGENERATION"
Featuring UOCKCLIFFE FKLfcOrVES
ANNA HUDSON
VICTORIA aW
"DUST OF EGYPT"
SrVatnrln IKrTnvin UAIIVKTA
T ""Znd'BDlTH 8T
inrMTiMiriis ia north
AUU11UK1UM EIGHTH : W
FILM
'PRIMA DONNA"
SAVOY '"ySSK
WVJttZ&V0 V
"Ncl aft Nwry," 5th Episode
jrfr Pries X 44
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SttfiWfcf'
wJSt$tSSJn'
J'rlJUSfi'ftiiS"
ifJuH ' FradMbTBOSWORTH
KATHRYN OSTERMANN to"
J The Matt aaa tb &
"THE BLUDGEON';