EVENING LEDaER-POTEADEKPHIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1915:
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PHONE GIRL HEARS MEN
BLOW SAFE; ONE KILLED
FInsh nt Chicago Heights
Warns of "Yeggs" Battle
With Police
CHICAGO, Oct. 27. A telephone oper
ator at Chicago Heights, a suburb, saw
a flash on her switchboard early today,
"plugged In," hoard a terrific, explosion,
notified the pollco nnd a b&ltte followed,
In which ono yeggman was killed and two
of the gnng captured.
Two othors escaped and several Sheriffs
posses were sent out. The dead robber
was about 38 years old.
Tho prisoners taken In tho revolver
fight were Jnmes Moran, S2 years old, who
said his home was In California, and
Thomas mley, 36, of Buffalo, N, T.
Tho gang ovldently had Intended to
blow several safes In the suburbs.
Tho first plnco on their list was tho
Schoenhocfcn Browlns Company's office.
At 2:40 o'clock Miss Nelllo Stayer, the
tclophono operator, saw the Hash and
heard men talking In tho brewery office.
Then enmo the explosion. Sho telephoned
tho police, who tracked tho safe-blowers
from tho brewery to tho Standard OH
Company yards. There tho revolver bat
tle was staged. None of tho officers was
wounded, although at tho first shot a
bullet carried away Policeman Coughlln's
cap.
VIOLIN CAUSES VIOLENCE
Music's Charms Lead to Domestic In
felicity -and Player's Arrest
Tho almost human tones that camo
from tho violin of Michael Chuske at
tracted tho opposite box llko a candlo at
tracts tho moths. At least that Is what
hie wife declares. This magnetic quality
caused trouble which resulted today In
his being held In $500 ball for court by
Magistrate Grells, of the Hldge nnd Mid
vale avenues station, accused of beating
his wife, Ilosle.
It was the self-same violin, a "Strati,"
his wife said, which ho used as a magnet
for other women at christenings, wed
dings and dunces, and as a weapon
against her. He accused her of Jealousy.
She accused him of cruelty and of hitting
htr with tho Instrument nnd knocking her
doWn and shouting at her and trying to
kick her. Policeman Meild said he pro
vented tho last-named when he stopped
the fight at the couple's homo at 2033
lilnvls street yesterday.
MOVE TO SAVE MURDERER
Attorneys for Ex-Priest Convicted of
Killing Girl Ask New Trial
ALBANY, N. Y., Oct. 27. A new court
fight to save Hans Schmidt, tho former
priest convicted of murdering his sweet
heart, Anna Aumucllor, was begun In the
Court of Appeals hero today by his at
torneys. A new trial Is asked on the ground that
Schmidt has Important admissions to
make to the Grand Jury, and that tho
girl died of a hemorrhage following a
criminal operation.
Schmidt, since his conviction almost two
years ago, has been In tho death house
at Sing Sing.
Edison's Life Threatened
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 27. Anonymous
letters threatening tho life of Thomas A.
Edison because he had been named as a
member of the Naval Advisory Board
havo been received by tho Inventor slnco
he came to San Francisco. Mr. Edison
wns threatened with death If he mado an
Invention which would make war more
terrible, or which would tend to promote
war In tho United States.
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Stanley Booking Company, which is a guarantee ofearly
showings of the finest productions. All pictures reviewed
before exhibition. Ask for the theatre in your locality
obtaining pictures through tho Stanley Booking Company.
ALHAMBRA SS&STvk
DONALD BRIAN in
THE VOICE IN THE FOQ"
ADr'Al'lTA CHESTNUT BELOW 10TH
UWLJl DOVBLU BILL
MARY PICKFORD ,n "avJETgf,DAT"
Alao Society's "MELODRAMATIC MOVIE"
ni7I I 1771117 FRONT& SUSQUEHANNA
BLLLLVUfc. Mary Miles Minter
in "Emmy of Stork's Nest"
BIJOU DREAM '
VALESKA 8URATT In
THE SOUL OF BROADWAY"
BLUEBIRD 220 NSD 8Tl
KATHRYN OSTERMAN in
'THE BLUDaEON"
FAIRMOUNT 20th ainAnD AVE
Edna Mayo and Bryant Washburn In
"The Blindness of Virtue"
GERMANTOWN "nTve.
Theda Bara in "SIN"
Cf r,TJT7 CDTH AND MARKET 8TB.
VaUJliE MAX FIOMAN In
"THE MAN ON THE BOX"
CHARLES CHAPLIN1 In "SHANaHAIED"
JEFFERSON
SDTII AND DAUPHIN
STREETS
MRS. FISKE in
"VANITY PADI
LAFAYETTE 201 KEN8INGTON
PAULINE FREDERICK in
"SOLD"
fril
LOQAN
LOGAN THEATRE "MS"1
MARY PICKFORD in
"ESMERALDA"
LUZERNE W8?dyork
-NO SHOW
Blti FEATURES TOMORROW
NORTHEAST
GIRARD VBNUUaSnDAvB
THOMAS A. WISE in
"BLUE GRASS"
STRAND J' XaVHt
"R9nnce ot EUin"--No. U
TItY TO STOP WIDENING
OF EPISCOPAL BREACH
Attempt Mnda to Havo Church Dig
nitaries Withdraw Resignations
NBW fonK, Oot S7.-Hfforts were be
ing made today to prevent ft. widening
of tho breneh In tho Protestnnt Episcopal
Church that resulted In tho resignation
yesterday of three bishops and two other
members of tho IJotird of Missions.
Peaceful overtures wore mado before
tho missions body reconvened today.
Several leading church dignitaries were
attempting to bring about n, compromise
and chum tho withdrawal of tho resig
nations. The five churchmen who resigned acted
after they had failed to stop the Board
of Missions from voting to send dele
gates to tho Pan-Protestant Congress to
be held In Panama In February. Bishop
Reginald II. Wcller, of Fond du Lao,
wis., declared such nctlon by tho Hpls
copal Church constituted an affront to
tho Itoman Catholic Church, since the
object of the Pnn-Amorlcon Congress wns
to devise ways for bringing the peoples
of Central and South America to tho
Protestant fnlth.
Four other dignitaries who resigned
with Bishop Weller held tho samo views
ond added that tho Pan-American Con
gress not only wns hostllo to tho Boman
Catholic Church, but would delay tho
arrival of a union of nil Christian
churches. Tho four others who resigned
were: Bishop Alfred Harding, of Wash
ington, V. C; Bishop Williams, of Mnr
quette. Mich.; tho nev. Dr. William T.
Manning, of Trinity Church, Now York,
nnd tho Bcv. Scldcn P. Delnney, Dean of
All Saints' Cathedral, Milwaukee.
Replying to theso attacks, George
Wharton Pepper, of Philadelphia, and
other lay nr.d clerical members jtt the
board denied that tho object of tho con
gress wns to nntngonlzo the Bomnn
Catholic Church.
GERMANY BARS TRANSFER
OF CITIZENS' VESSELS
No Disposition of Ships Permitted to
Outside Parties
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.
The State Department today mado tho
following announcement:
"The department has been Informed by
cable from Berlin that, under a law of
October 21, tho German Government for
bids any German citizen who owns or
has a share In any merchant shin to sell
or In any way dispose of his interest to
any ono who is not a subject of Germany.
"This law applies equally to Gorman
subjects In foreign countries."
The new Gorman decree was believed
by State Department officials to bo de
signed to conservo tho German merchant
marine for use after tho war. It will
prevent the salo or transfer of nny of the
150 German merchant fleet now held In
American waters.
That tlie German law will remove a con
troversy Involved In the Administration's
ship purchase bill Is believed. During the
ship purchase bill fight In Congress last
winter it was charged tho Administration
contemplated acquiring some of tho idle
German vessels.
'10 Philadelphians Wed at Elkton
ELKTON, Md., Oct. 27.-:oupIcs mar
ried In Elkton this morning were: An
drew W. AVhclnn and Ethel V. Crooks,
Louis Mossing nnd Loulso Link, Angus
McLean and Elizabeth Miller, Michael P.
Sullivan and Elizabeth B. Krapp, and
Philip P. Checchio and Delaboto Elverla,
all of Philadelphia; Horace P. Campbell,
Philadelphia, and Olive Spangle. Atlnntlc
City: Itussell C. Shade and Eila I. Faust.
Allcntown; Hnymond Soley, Ilryn Mawr,
nnd Marian E. Cotter, Ardmore; Floyd
S. Overton and Ljcy J. Parsells, Atlan
tic City: Ilalph D. Morgan, Elkton, nnd
Marguerite Myers, Cecllton; Ernest L.
Dcmond and Uesslo C. Jones, Northeast,
Md.
PROMINENT PHOTOPLAY PRESENTATIONS
-I - t aV
SUBJECT TO CHANGE
8ooim Grmmm
F I O 17 D T V BROAD AND
1 DtK 1 I COLUMBIA
MARY FULLER in
".UNDER SOUTHERN SKIES"
LOCUST
S2D AND
LOCUST STS.
CYRIL MAUDE In "PEER OYNT"
COMINO WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
Blanche Sweet In "THE CASE OK BECKY"
Logan Auditorium buohockland
C. AUBREY SMITH in
"JOHN QLAYDE'B HONOR"
NEW' BROADWAY 'Ssatnsd
LOUIS MEREDITH in
"AN ENEMY TO SOCIETY"
ni7DI4PIIM OERMANTOWN AND
UKrTlE.UlVl CHKLTEN AVES.
ETHEL BARRYMORE in
"THE FINAL JUDGMENT"
tJAI APr 121 MARKET STREET
rVLAlC PAULINH FREpERICK
' Tody " Z A Z A "
ADMISSION IQo
ntntr RIDQE AVENtrE AND
IAKIS. IlAITI'IIIN STREET
"SALVATION NELL"
Featuring BEATRIZ MICHELENA
i ' '
DtrrWT KM MARKET STREET
K&VSE'IN 1 II V HAS VOICE OllO AN
BLANCHE RING in
'THE YANKEE GIRL"
Y1 1DV MARKET BELOW 7TH STREET
KUBY DONALD BRIAN in
"THE VOICE IN THE FOG"
STANLEY
continuous
11 A. M. to
11,15 P. M.
MARKET ABOVE 10TII
OERALDINB
FARRAR
In "CARMEN"
OEHUNTOWN
T lUnr.,an OERMANTOWN AVE.
1 ulpenocken tulpehockhn st
ANTHONY and CLEOPATRA"
8 Reels AND OTHERS
DPI UAM OERMANTOWN AVE.
fCLJlAlVl and BHARPNACK ST.
Un,VBtar,F?u?.WBy "JUST JIM"
Featuring HARRY D. CAREY
ir.. D,1si Cermantown Ava, Above
Wayne ralace HUntin park at.
"THE GODDESS"
OTHERS 5 Cts.
DARUY
DARBY THEATRE
DARBY
PA.
iiir't I'aruinounl Picture
rklsineny Featuring LENORE ULR1CH
NOVEL "COMRADE JOHN"
MADE INTO MOVIE
The tory of a Religious Char
latan Effectively Retold
in Films
Dy the Photoplay Editor
From time In time Ilia Kvenlng ledger
reviews the principal Centura Mm from
prltnle screenings In ndianee of pro
duction, That phenomenon of America, tho re
ligious charlatan, tho creator of new
faiths and new heresies, was duo for
immortalization long beforo Samuel Mcr
wln nnd Henry KltcheH Webster put a
cross between Ktbcrt Hubbard nnd
Klljah Dowle Into their novel, "Comrade
John." Now tho typo has achieved tho
definite Immortality of tho movies.
"Comrade John" hns been screened by
tho Balboa Company as a simple, direct
and offectlve photoplay with some scenos
toward Its close that approach spectacu
lar and am very woll handled.
Tho story Is oasy to suggest. The
npostlo of "beauty through toll" hires
a young nrohltect to erect tho city which
his deluded followers are supposed to
havo conceived, planned and bullded. The
architect ultimately exposes tho false
prophet and savea a young girl from his
grasp. At tho climax of these Individual
adventures the Infuriated dupes sot Are
to tho apostle's temple nnd ho Is con
sumed In the flames.
In tho screen version William Elliott
plays tho young architect with nil his
usual directness, vigor and good looks.
Ruth Roland la a charmingly deluded
heroine. Tho scenes of tho tomplo's
burning nro as well handled Ilro scenes
as wo have had slnco "Cablrla." Built
on a considerable scale, thoy excel In
realistic photography and a senso of
clltnnx.
"Comrndo John" Is relonscd Friday,
October 29.
When "An American Gentleman" Is
shown nt the Tulpchocken Theatre, Gcr
mantown avenue and Tulpchocken Btreot,
Thursday and Friday, It will bo seen by
many persons who Innocently, or other
wise, participated In several of tho scenes.
The film was mado by tho Liberty Mo
tion Picture Company, of Germnntown,
and tho Tulpohoekcn Theatre Is the
nearest motion picture house to the scenes
of nctlon. In fact, many scenes were
taken on the same street, nnd not a few
residents wcro caught by tho camera
whllo passing by.
NO SNOW TODAY
Silvery Flakes Strewed Environs on
Samo Day Last Year
The Oldest Inhabitant got up this morn
ing nnd looked out the windows.
"Not much chance today for snow," ho
mused.
Ho wasn't crazy. Ho rcmombcred that
on this day Inst year snow fell In tho en
virons of Philadelphia. The weather man
confirmed the belief that today will bo
snowless. The sky will bo clear most of
tho day, ho said, with n balmy tempera
ture prevailing. It will not be as warm
as It was yesterday or tho day before.
The sunrise og settled down on tho
river and tied up ferries for a few min
utes until tho sun peeped over tho Jersey
horizon nnd dispelled tho mist.
Two New Haven Directors Resign
NEW HAVEN, Conn., Oct. 27. Resig
nations of Henry K. McIIarg and Fred
crick K. Brewster as dlrcctois of the New
Haven road wero acccp'ted today and It
was announced that tho number of direc
tors will bo reduced from 17 to 15. Both
McIIarg nnd Brewster nro among the
dlieciors now on trial nt New York In
the Government's conspiracy ensc. but
It was stated that this fact had nothing
to do with their retirement.
CENTRAL
VICTORIA
MARKET ST.
ABOVE NINTH
JAMES LACKAYE in
"YORK STATE FOLKS"
Market St. Theatre maSet
FREDERICK PERRY in
"THE FAMILY STAIN"
AUDITORIUM SS STREET
TUntc,.-n. ni4-
A utataKM u iiui o vuiuoi
forepIm
"A MOTHER5?;
C 8TII ST. BELOW
J VINE ST.
ATONEMENT"
"LANDING THE HOSE REEL"
'AOICE IN THE DARK"
SAVOY
1211 MARKET
STREET
GERALDINE O'BRIEN in
"HIS WIFE"
NORTHWEST
West Allegheny ilt.$u$a?sS.
BLANCHE SWEET in
"THE CAPTIVE"
r,...Uln1 THEATnE. I0TII and
Cumberland Cumberland sts.
"The Phantom Happiness"
Lubln Feature, with EARL MKTCALF & ORXII
HAWLUY. 'THE UOI'HER"
LEHIGH Theatre 25THNQD AVE.
"DIAMOND FROM THE SKY"
"THE MAN SERVANT"
NORTH
firpnr NnrlriPrn nRAD ST.. BRIE ft
Vjreai ionnern oermant-n aves.
DAILY. 2:80 P. M. EVENINOS, 7 AND I)
'Tho Cry of tha Flrat Born." "Adventure of
J. Rufua WalllngforJ." featuring Uurr Mo.
Intpsh, Flgman and Lollta Ilobartson
Broad Street Casino Dn0ESiEEU
LILLIAN WALKER In
"LILLIAN'S HUSBANDS"
'THE VJLLAOE OUTCAST" COMEDIES
f fVOLI Theatre vnV
DILL1E
H1TCIIIE
ln"Vendelta in a Ho.pital"
"WHEN LOVE IS LOVE"
"AT THE REACH INCOONITO"
Others.
KENSINGTON
RPI nRAnP BELORADE ST. and
UCLVjIVrAUd FItANKFORD AVE.
"SJAPSHOTS"Thanhouser
"Jerry and the Gunman" Cub
JUMBO
FRONT ST. and
QIHARD AVE.
"A KlUllT TO FINISH"
'WHEN THE CALL CAME"
"Love's HtratesM" "Fifty Years Ilehlnd'
"Units Iireak Into tha Hartro"
Brunswick Palace K&m
ELLA HALL In I P W F L "
FIVE ACTS fc "
"HIS NOBS THE DUKE"
Weekly Programs
Appear every Monday la
WEIL GETS WRIT OF ERROR IN
WEST VIRGINIA BRIBE CASE
Justice White Grants Plea nnd De
lays Pittsburgh Millionaire's Trial
WASHINGTON, Oct. IT.-Chlef Justice
White, of the Supreme Court, this after
noon Issued a writ of error In favor of
A. Leo Well, the lfttsnurgh millionaire,
who was arrested In West Virginia, on a
elmrge of attempting to bribe members
of the West Virginia Public Service Com
mission. Weil's attorneys asked the writ today
on the ground that tlie charge were lm
proterly brought. The writ. It was seld,
will servo to prevent Well frm being
brought to trial In West Virginia, until
the merits of the cam are threehed out
before Chief Justice hlte.
PRINCE PACKS HLINDNKSS
Condition of Leopold of CoburR Sorl
oub as Result of Attack
MILAN, Italy, Oct. 17. Prlnco Leopold,
of Coburg, who was burned with add
nnd wounded with a revolver by I'raulelu
Kamilln Ityblcka last week, was attacked
because lie refused to carry out a promise
of marriage, says the Secolo
Tho condition of tho rrlnee is grave,
and If ho recovers ho probably will be
sightless.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA
SHERWOOD
B1TH AND
IlAI.TIMORE
Matlneo, 2:30. Evening. 0:30, 8 and 0:30
1NA CLAIRE AND CARLVLE BLAC1CWELI.
THE PUPPET CROWN"
r'RAIMn B2D AN'D MARKET STREETS
JIMni7 Matinee Dally. 3 P. M.. Sc.
Clara Kimball Young in
"HEARTS IN EXILE"
EUREKA
40TH AND
MARKET STREETS
ISRAEL ZAKOWILL'H OREAT PLAY.
wIhteJideh'THE MELTING POT"
"QET RICH QUICK WALLINQFORD"
IMPERIAL
C0TII AND
WALNUT STREETS
William Fox
Prevent a
THEDA BARA IN
"SIN"
RITTENHOUSE C3D ADEHroRn
ROBERT EDESON in
"MAN'S PREROGATIVE"
Franklin Theatre 62D AANvN,unBAHU
Sffi "The Call of the Sea"
OTHERS
MATINEE DAILY
r,ADni7M MO LANSD0WNBS AVE.
llIJJEn MAT 2. EVO. 0;80,
WILLIAM FARNUM in
"The Wonderful Adventure"
THR
CEDAR "$!
Popular iim hoth a chdar
PARAMOUT TRAVEL SERIES
DOROTHY NILKON BRN PHILLIPS In
"THE BPHINOTIMfB OF WIRIT"
"Stanley's CIom Call," Animal Feature. Others
HAVERFORD haverford avk
"THREE WEEKS," in 5 Acts
Other Subjects Matinee at 2.
HAMILTON 'VtnC.lnS' Av'-
MADAME MALVINH TOIIKL In
"THE UNWELCOME WIFE"'
FIVE REELS OTHERS
ORIENT Theatre MWAg?5bTAND
tSNriss m "The Pursuing Shadow"
"THE MAN WITH THE IRON HEART"
ON THE JOR"
DHD1UIAV
40TH AND
j7l.lVVVfW POP.LAR STniSBTS
"BROKEN COIN," No. 3
Matinee at 2 o'clock
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
FRANK"! IN third street
rivmvin, fitxvatbr street
THEDA BARA in
"THE TWO ORPHANS"
OVKRHROOli
j-k trrrrsst" Ban NATFTi
UVIlKUKUUrw - FbuuAVLNia
pfe
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"THE ETERNAL CITY"
Jjy HALL CAINK
Theatrical Baedeker
AfKLPHI- "A Full House," with May
Voltes, Herbert rorthrtl and (Jeorge Parsons.
Three UuRhj and two rvars or a iroox.
a cep anA a ehotus girl.
LITTLE THKATKE- The
Hkw Tark. WednsedAv
French Players of
a. WejlnetflAy and Thurstfs.. ' f
ftklH Pta4A" Iftililv And
"La Princes domt." The two nuie
will be. Thursoer. La Jtourla": .Saiuroav,
minraar w
"La jeu so r Amour et du Hasan.
OAJUUCK-"Unr Ower." with nwxllffe
PettewM. A melodrama with laugfcs, ex
citement and a etotactlve rln ceateet.
t.Vtr-"T tlMd ta HMHrifMM." with Will-
The Road to 111
lam ltodae. A eo
Sinc Mr. Hodge
whimsical put
m m mtr vAnftlflil titlt HA
mmMv.
jr-ararna e rural we.
nunrtror of provlpelal at-etnt
than Ms Daniel Vc
from Home."
n Ms Daniel Voorhee IMlie. et "TlM Mn
BtOAI "Paddy Lent !.," with Henry
Miller and Ruth Ctaattettpn. Jean Webatura
aevel of trm "Orphan a Preare" made Into
usury, but well-acted saccate.
ritOTOrLAT.
TORRBBT-'Tbe Birth of a Nation
lth
ta-
Henry b. wi
althal, Mae Marsh nnd Sfotta-
nuun nunvn - " vjiikiun r iimirwnuii
photeplar ' the Civil War and Jteeenmuc
tluk, founded In part on Thomas Dixon's
w, uninin
Orltfuh's mammoth
"maneman." a marvwoua entertainment.
STANLEY "Carmen," with Oersldins Farrar,
Wallace Held and Pedro ile Cortege, Tho
prima donna's flret appearance sn the screen.
A remarkably tine picture.
OUBBT.NUT STRRKT OPERA HOUSE
Fourth meek of Triangle fllrne, Including
The Sablo Lorcha." with fully ManliAU
nhd Joseph Jefferson, a Urlftllh mtoervlaeil
production. "Matrlmonv." with Julia Dann,
an tnee eutiet vised production, am! to
Kevttone comedies, "Ilia Father' Foot-
steps'
and
rauvi
Fall."
MRTnoPOLlTAN-"Tho Family Cupboard."
with Hnltro'ik Illlnn, a live part feature on
thn World program shorter films of various
nurts. Shubcrt uulntct nnd alnxlnx ensemble.
.nCADIA-Vcanci"ay. 'A Girl of Ycater-
(w Q-h&ij
-Coy ttvu
yj&m.m
aAfiutvf-v Atnsf for"
Cm S' ff in BCTIDBPAN BTJDPBDAN
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ByWood was a farm and had been admired
for years as an attractive town site.
Today
Bywood is a full-fledged, high-grade suburb
with every improvement installed above
and below the ground and sixteen houses
contracted for;' twelve actually under con
struction, six of them building by owners.
If you were to ask "Why such progress?"
we would answer wonderful location, ex
cellent transportation facilities, low car fare,
modern and complete development backed
by substantial people with ample means to
carry the project to completion.
Now, Mr. Homeseeker
We have planned nnd built the houm and garage shown In tho foliating- out for ygu, and It la advane
to the point where you can determine how it will look- If you llko It you can choos your own atyle of
nnlah throughout painting, plumbing, paprng. lighting fixture, etc
Doth Uou.se and garage are built of handaome gray faee atone that does not rust, and roofed with red'
aabaetoe ahlnglaa that last long and do not leak. -.
Interior of houso consist of Jiving room 12x25 feet, with graceful atone open fireplace; 3arga dining ren
with bay window faolng southi kitchen, pantry and shed with toilet; well lighted sanitary baaement with'
laundry.
Four large bedrpoms with roomy closets, Bleeping poi:c.h and bath on second floor; store room OR titfreV
floor. Hot-water heat throughout, gaK. eloctrio light, Springfield water. House connected with UwnaaUr
sewerage system. The lot la 70x164 feet, facing on Bywood avenue. '"'
Price $0000 Terms can bo arranged. Fifty feet additional ground adjoining can bei purchased, 4
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Marlon Haye; Jam Datton and oeeapaay:
Mo Ilronta and Mrneet Aldwell, In "A
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nnd the Henrt-Sllit Pictorial New.
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and movie.
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HAVERFORD
Interesting Houses
Prices From $7500 to $28,000
The house shown below contains 9 chambers and 5 baths,
is located on the north side of Haverford, near club and
station and is ono of the most desirable properties on the
Main Line.
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$3250 homes $3250
Qf t, street, below Huntlnc Park avenue; on
ol" eouaro to Huntlne Park
Seven room and basement laundry, lane 1
porchea,
hot-water neat. eomointion (a area;"
coai ranarfl or se rncen, panjurw? ww
electric llehta. up-to-date Improvement; at
tractive term. Sample hone open. Pee taeaa.
OFFICE, 1M NORTH 8TII STREaTT
KI.KINS PARK
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location to build, anywhere for, the HiGftey. Ceana
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Market Street Bubway, on Oai'it o4, c omi 1m
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