filOUNT PARK
MECCA MM AUXUS
?re9 2t2 Entered Great Pleas
iflbi't ,1 i miR Suner-
hra Uro,lu
f intendent Vogues' Report
, Mtai of I.56?-212 a"!1icsT,is0s.Vl
. it., various ni."-v . ...
I""1 JmB W over the record for the
ViM l1 - .....nrriliiir to tho nnnual
K?'Sf Superintendent Jesse T. Voices,
....1 to the Fnlrmount Park Com
n"?":.. this nftornoon.
jfeiion.- -- . w 10 visited mo i-am
W K?c2l.V5. v.htelca. 73.461; blcy-
WiH?i nrid eaucslrlnn, 11,303, ac
15. fo rcrls kept umler the super.
f? ,J the Commissioners.
i""1 vices' report shows that oo,6
1 Mf- of 'dredged material was
"W SSi the Schuylkill Hlver; that
vn "Oi" .''..,. tirrtnuila surfacing
m Hnd 11.152 smiaro ynrds of grnno
'otwalVs; 3040 square yards Fll
gjgrflcln '' "8B BflUa,' ynrdS
,Mpha w'ks - , eport bearing on
1 nvM Khcmo of flower-bed planting
"? tmly of color scheme was sys-
"ATe,u carried out and has served
i tally carrn.ii . ,..
Zulroltself and n.
S4Tnta in fnmlllarwtnB Hie P"be
rin!tranif"talL"Bht-out color schemes to
'" " ,,S ? tnsto to a nicer appro-
ul. nf Rood gardening. The popu
&m ,iho (lower gardens In Pnlrmount
rit09Drcad over tho country and
VsctodPnKU number of visitors
''jaringlheW'""' of ncw trceB
LEnied nton the city's byways
;'tUcontrroTo ' the' Commission;
IMJ'JS ,?nrr. nruncd. 23,231 cleaned,
w.m?.j ,71' removed and lS.S.u wero
U413 oanuvw, - -
,ricd 'JSn "he' superintendent rcc
,n conclusion, in constntctI
Sf3?er wSr. c.redB.niK. the river repair-
. !. roof Ol liorticuiiui... '"
."Ltalthe Aqnnrlum. ropnlilng Mcmo
Lr0i'n!ll laying new footways nnd Im
rlal "al ia,'"ru of the river along the
C . from Olrnrd uvenue bridge to
Ite trolley bridge.
' "MOTHER WENT AWAY AND
DIDN'T KISS Jift """"'
I Plaint of Little Girl Who Mourns
Woman's unoxpmmuu .
i .. ....., oivnv nnd she didn't
lijWrSl ' sa hi Tittle Isabel Mc
ks f-?,'.. she hugged tighter her
Iff sister and looked up through tho
SStahtr pretty blue eyes. "She went
EJfiw.Sk ago and she didn't tell daddy
swayu. . colllg. MlO
SUTd la some new black clothes and
jressfu hi nmlilv can't And her.
tKS she is dead- The other
,SJ children started to cry again at
fte innocent m.est.on of Isabel
The m ssing mraro ' " , , ,
...An. Lnnn,l w fe of Daniel J.
? MeLotighlln! 0103 Olonmoro avenue, who
jicwugm.i . Atlantic noun-
Cranyfor25yCarsSh0.s.5y:arH
told. Isaoe . wnu in diiij . ......... -.-.
'IS. that she went out one day last
Sand when she came back tho other
f children were crying because "mamma
j...,i in iiiiwk clothes an' she looked
ao sad and she kissed us."
Thicnnureii uii-- ) - --
Mrs. Hugh O'Neill. 2fitR Titan street. Tho
Utter Is a daughter by the first wife of
.,., irr n.,..i,iiM tiip mlsslnir woman
!hM no relatives, so far as is known. Her
SliieMith her husband seemed a happy one,
r m ntlghbors. The woman Is thought by
Kl' ... .. . .,. ...in. r..nl nlfiv.
IM VOIICO iw "a niui win, ... i ,
Drinks Poison for Whisky and Dies
n-nlrl I M.Mnlinn nf .123.1 Stillman
. .I..., j-ii. F..r... n hnitlo labeled
''"whlsltr." but containing poison, at his
home today. HIS wife found him tincon-
! ......i.. i 1...1.. Ilrt ,lloil lnlnp
sciou anu huiiiiuuiii.-u ui.iij. . .
la the Samaritan Hospital.
Theatrical Baedeker
MARRICK-"Tiln liPrts,'' ltlj I!nv Cox. A.
a which itala with Urn comic ailventurca . of
I pwpl ho mlatako other pcoplo's apartments
i tor their own.
PiDEtfan - ''.Marlr-ndilp " with Frances
purr. An nnmir.inio nei;ii.ii inuiui,
demonitratlns how sweet nro tho uses ot
itroclly.
r0HREST-"Aroun. tho Stan.", with Hlslo
Aider and William Norrla. Ooml niualc. .bet
ter actlnir and slnslng. Urban's BCenery
.beit pt all.
BBOAD-'Tollyanna." with Pntrlela ColllnEe,
HSe Shannon an.l Ilcrhert Kclecy. Tho
rtafl rlrl' nf thn "olnil hnftlcs' nl.lVlniT tile
k "ilaj jame" with prnthnental thorouchness.
I ITRIO-'TaisIni! Show nf 1015," with Ocnruo
f llenroe and Marllsnn Sillier. A Winter Gar-
oen mow oc tno usuhi iypa. ivuu kui. ""
iy, music and costumes In lame quantities.
li lome excellent burleanuo on current
turn i.
ffALNUT-"KUkennv " with Tlsko O'Hara. a
17 ty Aunustus Itou. A romantic atory
ol love and adventure In Ireland.
iiirr-r,"!rY ivfl
f CHESTNUT STIIHET OPCRA flOl'SE "On
in ninnif Line wnu tne uermnns. inn
North American's war pictures. sholnK
Kenrs Surlns the Herman oftcnalvo aKalnut
the RussUna.
ITANXEY-Wednesday "Tho Trail ofho
uwrsome tine iMin unariaiiu n inner.
Thunday, Friday nnd KatunUy, "Nearly a
Klnj," with John ll.irryinorc.
ARCADIA - Weilnesd.iv. "Acnultted." with
mured Lucas and l.ove win conquer." a.
Kentone corned) Thursday. Friday nnd
Saturday, "D'ArUBnan." with Orrln John
on, and "III. Hereafter," u Keystone com
edy, fAUCE-AU week. "Tho Spider," with Taul-
rreaericK, a i amous flayer mm on iuni
mouQt program. Mlsa Frederick la seen in a
OJll role.
STOCK.
AVERICAN-"Tho Yellow Ticket." Tho Ar-
Slayers In a thrilling melodrama of Ilus-
IICKERn0CKErt-,'The Trail of the Lona-
rme. -ino KnlcKcroocscr players in
&a tox, Jr ' popular play.
VAtinr'.VlT.T.T?
ttmrS-McIntyre and Heath, Hpmor n. Wa.
t , fl, warsuerHo peeler, in iarriea-';
Kjph Dunbar'a Jlaryland, Joslo Heather,
fl ITiy Hall ami llrnun firth ttml nnn.pv
'roVvSJ" 9a"aKher and Irene Martin.
AiBAND "In thn fir. hnrH' M neclm M ITnnt.
I' RS5nr,,.Lony Jtaakell. Walton Urothers und
efiwU uni' Van BUhlen. I.ennder.
kKflThe Ilandlcapijed OlrU." J. C.
ER Trio. In "On the Side Street": La
:" and llowlann. Jiaul and Edith War-
k nn.i r.?v ." -" iimii,., iieuuiu.iuii anu
I-to"18 Doughertys and Francis Lenz. In
fgjj oecond-story Man," and tha Oreut
rtimin UUrtLESQUE,
I irSST.sD.umonl's Minstrels In hurleaque
, - ...,. vl current interest.
EVEOTNGf-
"ME FOR THE MULE,"
SAYS MOVIE STAR
Mutual Player Says No Auto
mobile for Him Other
Photoplay Notes
By the Photoplay Editor
Every moving. picture star In the film
world drives a W-horscpower racing car
of low, rakish design. If you nro to be
lieve the numerous stories sent broad
cast telling of their narrow escapes whilo
driving their latest model through con
gested traffic. It Is always n car of high
cost nnd great speed that the film favor
ite owns, not a small, comfortable car
built for pleasant motor trips.
It would seem that the motion picture
Industry existed merely for tho purposo
of keeping the automobile manufacturers
busy. Agents for nutos are supposed to
flock nround studios thicker than small
boys around a big lcnguc pitcher during
a world's series.
However, there Is one moving-picture
star who will have nothing to do with
automobiles. This Iconoclast Is no other
than Sydney Mason, stnr In the Mutual
Mastcrplctures, De Luxo Edition, which
are ptoduccd by the Oatimont Company.
Ho has purchased a Jaunting car and a
ilocuo white mule, which he nonchnlnntiy
drives through the motor-lined streets of
Jacksonville, Fla., undisturbed by tho
taunts of his friends
"No automobiles fot me," snyB the
Gaumont (Mutual) stnr, ns this Is solid
comfort, nnd 1 am not worried nbout tho
high cost of gasoline. "Old Ironsides"
runs on one speed, but I have no tiro
troubles and the carburetor never gets
clogged."
William Collier has nearly completed
his Mack Bennett comedy. "Getting Mar
ried," and Is preparing to devote nil his
time to a new flvc-reel Kay-Hee fcaturo
which Walter Edwards Is directing for
Incc.
Three distinct parts of tho United
Stntcs. In ns many different directions,
wero used for the locnles In the produc
tion of "A Corner In Cotton," a forth
coming Metro feature produced by tho
Quality Picture Corporation. Tho first
scenes wero photogrnphed In California,
tho Interior mado In Now York, nnd tho
linal scenes made In nnd near Savannah,
Georgia. Marguerite Snow has tho stellar
rolo in this production.
Alma Hnnlon, who Is working In the
William Fox production, "Gold and tho
Woman," threatens to create a shortngo
In pennies If her present plans develop.
About a month ago Miss Hnnlon mndo
up her mind to save every penny that
came to her In change and provided her
self with a neat little box, thinking It
would bold all the pennies she had thought
sho would collect In a car's time. Her sur
prise was great when, after sho had been
saving for a week, tho box wns overflow
ing, nnd having 247 pennies to her creo.lt,
nnd the collecting of tho insignificant cent
became a fascinating pursuit. Miss Han
Ion found that she averaged between 200
nnd 2M pennies every week. Becoming
possessed of n number of money wrap
pers, she now puts them away In a small
safe, requisitioned from her father. Sho
has determined to let them nccumulato
until sho can have them sent to tho bank
nnd receive n nice, crisp bill with the
numerals in tho corner reading 100.
During tho making of a scene in the
new World Mm corporation's produc
tion, "The Hand of TcrU," starring House
I'oters, under the direction of Maurlco
Toumeur, tho director had chosen for a
character part nn old nctor, who, while
a flno artist was unused to tho terminol
ogy of tho studio. He was also of Hi
bernian descent und pugnacious. Aftor
n hnrd morning's work In the unaccus
tomed sunouudlngs, the Thespian's tem
per had ilson to a boiling point. Unnlly,
Mr. Toumour shouted: "Fight tho Cam
el a." Tho nctor needed no second Invita
tion: ho wns sore nt tho cnmc.n anyhow.
Picking up a chair ho had waded In and
seriously damaged the Instrument, nml
tho camera man. who tried to protect It,
befoto he could bo lestrained. nnd ex
plained to him that the term Toumeur
had employed simply meant, In camera
slang, to gnzo straight Into tho lens.
At tho Frankford on Wednesday "Sam
Bernard In "Because Ho Loved Her,
does somo terrlblo things In saving tho
"beautiful cashier" of a high class
restautant. You can Imnglnu tho Irre
pressible "Sam" In a position of this kind.
Somo of tho things that happen will
recur to you a week after and make you
laugh anew.
Wallace Held, tho ladles' newest lighting
hero, appears at the Tioga Theatre on
Thursday In "Tho Chorus Lady. This
young man (Just 23 and married to
Dorothy Davenport) Is one of tho most
icmarkablo actors In tho Mlent drama.
Those who saw him In "The Birth of a
Nation" will recall lilm as a veritable
Hercules, while In "Carmen" In support
of Geraldlno Farrar, ho was a very hand
some dragoon nnd delighted tho ladles
with his lovemaklng.
t,. r.i dm rViinr Thoatro on
Thursday, February 10, will have on op
portunity of viewing the fur famed Grand
Canyon of Arizona In "Tho Great D vide."
with House Peters and Ethel Clayton.
Tho Jefferson Theatre has arranged to
show "Tho Battle Cry of Peace" next
week.
ers "
MORE JOIN CITIZEN ARMY
Big Rush Expected nt First Drill Sat
urday Night
Many men called today at recruiting
headquarters, 1917 Mount Vernon street.
End enlisted n the proposed citizen army
otmm men. which Is being organized
or . Drexc, 111,1,110 and other prom
inent' citizens of Philadelphia.
j Do Witt Jobborn. recruiting officer,
predicted that recruits would como In by
the thousand Saturday night when tho
first biB drill will be held at Cooper
Battalion Hall. 23d and Christian streets.
V CUlzens' Committee on Organtzat on,
which is to number 200 representative
men of the city, is being formed. This
commUtee will open recruiting station
'VeserrdaVyarj1w Mded to . KM
which was Pledged to help work at n
meeting In Mr. Blddle's homo last Monday.
TiTCDttTOn PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, EEBBTTARY
"OLD IRONSIDES"
10 kSsWi JM !
Sydney Mason, Gaumont (Mutual) player in his donkey cart, which
he prefers to an automobile.
SCALE OP KISSES MEASURED
BY FEET IN FILM WORLD
Measurements Vary From Five-sixteenths for
Mother-in-laws to Sixty for the Extreme
Vampire Variety
In renl life kisses are measured by their
slncetlty or lack ot It; it Is rarely pos
sible to obscrvo them, and when It Is
possible one usually looks away, from a.
sense of delicacy.
In tho movies kisses are measured by
feet. It Is alwnys possible to obseivc
them, nnd one never looks awny. The
measurements vary from live-sixteenths
of n foot to CO feet. The five-sixteenths
of a loot Is for mothers-lnlaw. Tho CO
feet nro the extreme vampire variety.
Iloughly speaking, the billions of miles
of film that unwind dally for tho benefit
of America lu her hours of recreation
can bo calculated on the basis ot n foot
a. second. That Is. for every second of
nctlon portrayed n foot of film Is used.
Tho crank that moves the film really
goes faster than that; perhaps It would
bo more accurate to say one foot to every
thrce-qunrtcrs of a second; call it a
"counted second," for people always
count seconds too rapidly. They don't
rcallzo how long a second can be. When
It comes to n kiss-second (or foot) there
may be nn cteinlty lived through In that
atom of time, nn oxperlcnco to bo remem
bered for it lifetime.
In the movies there aro all sorts of
kisses humorous kisses. Insincere, Judas
kisses, short, long and mediocre ones,
stolen kisses, very serious sincere ones,
nnd tho "fudenway" kind at tho end of
tho story when the lovers melt away Into
the forever-nnd-ever nt the end ot tho
film as If they Intended never to stop.
FIRST AID PREVENTS SUICIDE
Turnkey Saves Man Who Hanged
Himself in Cell
First-aid treatment promptly ndmlnls
tered by Pollccmnn Craig, turnkey at the
20th nnd Federal streets police station,
prevented a suicide In the cell loom of tho
station Into last night. Thomas Hohan,
2ti years old. 1257 South 29th street, who
attempted to kill himself. Is In the Poly
clinic Hospital, and will recover.
Hoban wns arrested at 2Gth nnd Wliar
ton streets last night on the charge of
Intoxication. It wns exactly 28 mlnutci
aftor 11 o'clock when he was placed In tile
cell. Just 12 minutes later ho was found
hanging from tho top of his cell by tils
belt. Craig cut him down and adminis
tered first-aid measuics until he regained
consciousness. Ho was then taken to tho
hospital where It was found that his neck
was tllhlncated. Craig was complimented
on his prompt work nnd his knowledge of
first-aid methods.
CALLS RIVAL LOVE PIRATE
Chicago Woman Says Another Has
Stolen Her Husband's Affections
CHICAGO, Feb. tl. Miss Ada M. Cox,
pilnclpal In n sensational Mann net case
against William Kufus Edwards, million
aire St. Paul lumberman, was defendant
today In a 117,423 suit for alienation of nf
fectlons. Mrs. Snmuel II. Brown, oi Chicago,
charges Miss Cox Is a "love plrato" and
has stolen tho affections of her husband.
Tho suit was expected to ndd complica
tions to the trial of Edwards for violation
of tho Mann act, which Is set for Feb.
ruary 21.
New Resident Physicians at Jefferson
Tho following Jefferson Medical College
seniors have been appointed us resident
physicians of Jefferson Hospital for tho
year beginning June 1, 101G: William II.
Spencer. Kochestcr, N. Y.: J. Allan Ber
tolct. Heading. Pa-; Joslah E. Smith,
Chaileston, S. C: Ulrlch. P. Horner. Tay
lor, Pa.: Davd It. Morgan, Edwnrdsvllle,
Pa.- James B. Clinton, Beaver Fnlls, Pa.:
Earnest G. Williamson, Elmhurst, Pa.;
Clarence A. Patten, Hampden, Me.; AVI1
lam W. Lcrmnnn. Monessen, Pa. George
O. Meyer was nppolnted as resident
pathologist.
Each appointment, however, Is depend
ent on whether or not tho student passes
his flnnl examinations.
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There Is a different length of film allowed
for nil theso vnrletles. they say, the
table of length of kisses being nbout ns
follows:
For nctors:
First-Sweetheart or stolen kiss,
commonly known us tho "grab It nnd
run" Three feet.
Second Sweetheart kiss Fifteen
feet (that's 10 or 12 seconds).
After marriage of ono year Twenty
five feet.
After live years Six feet.
After 21 years, not classified; varies
with circumstances.
Mother-in-law kiss Five-sixteenths
of n foot.
Soul kiss Sixty feet; repeat once If
necessary. Hemember tho censor.
For actresses:
New hat kiss-Six feet; repeat If
necessary.
Klcli uncle kiss Twenty feet.
Poor uncle kiss One foot.
VnmpIro kiss Sixty feet.
Stolen kiss Tho woman Is helpless
In this; It Is tho actor's responsibility.
Kissing departing visitors Ono foot.
Kissing your own baby No limit.
Kissing your husband when ho comes
In Into For nffectton, (lvo feet; for
detective purposes, long enough to
tell whether it Is cigar smoke.
When the formula Is repeated to any
great extent nt least soven seconds must
bo allowed for catching tho breath.
Plan to Stop False Alarm Evil
For the purposo ot devising plans to
reduco tho number of false alarms of fire
turned in throughout the city dally.
Chief MncLaughlln today will confer with
Fire Chief Murphy, C. J. Henderson, of
the Hoard of Fire Underwriters, nnd n
representative of tho American Associa
tion of Fire Underwriters. Tho number
of false alarms has reached serious pro
portions, it wns said, nnd they aro n dis
tinct evil. Inasmuch as companies often
are answering false alarms when, In fact,
they arc needed at fires In other places.
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MYSTERY AT U. OF P., IS
FACULTY FOR DEFENSE?
Dean Qtiinn Says Military
Training Was
"Broached"
Did the Unlxerslty of Pennsylvania
faculty, nt n special meeting last night,
ndopt n resolution Indorsing the Introduc
tion of n course of military (mining lu
the school 7
Or did the University of Pennsylvania
faculty last night refuse (o discuss the
matter?
They did
And they didn't.
Aithur I). Qtiinn, dean of the college
faculty, said ho such mutter was broached
nt the meeting.
II. 1). Lent licit, professor of German,
was Just ns rmphntlc in his statement
that such n resolution wus submitted nnd
adopted.
Quoth Denn Qtiinn: "Nothing of gen
eral Intel est wns taken up nt the meet
ing. Certainly, the question of a military
training course 'did not enter Into the
discussion."
ltcjolned 'he professor of Get man: "The
resolution .v:is adopted. Of course, there
ute it few 'hold-backs,' but I wns not
among them. The question will not
amount to much, hut I voted for It any
way. '
The innn who holds the keynote to the
situation refuses to talk. Ho Is D. H.
Sliiumwiy, professor of German philology,
und. more Important, wns scciotnry ot
the lneetlm; last iilKht.
"I have no authority to speak on what
happened nt the meeting," said the
profcsor. "De.'in Qulnn possesses tho sole
authority to speak."
And tha dean refused to sny anything
to amplify his fnorlte remark of "noth-
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RI UERIRD "m sonT" r
"A CIRCUS ROMANCE"
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Alice Brady and Holbrook Blinn
In "THi: BALLET OIP.L" World Feature
-MO ADn AYF.Nt'E THEATRE
lilKAKJU 7TH AND OIRARD AVE.
BLANCHE SWEET in
"THE WARRENS OF VIRGINIA"
i- s. rVTL.o..n RROAD ST . Ellin &
Great iNortnern oermant'n aves.
-TRIANHLE PLAYS
TYRONE row Hit KATIJIIYN WILLIAMS
Ti In "THOU SHALT NOT COVirT"
IRIS THEATRE 3Ha JSS"0
-TRIANOLE PLAYS
onitTN JOHNSON In "Tho Prii-B of Power"
i'atTY nnd MARKL In Keystone Comedy
JEFFERSON 20T" &1SfV,p,,,N
METRO PlCTl'RE-VALLI VALLI In
"THE TURMOIL"
LAFAYETTE 20U KCS9,nSvenue
-THIANCILE PI.AY8-
nrcstr. liARRISi'ALE In -The Oreen Snamp'
MACK SWAIN In a Keystone Comedy
. r rrn FORTY-FIRST AND
LEADLK LANCASTER AVENUE
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9, 1916.
Ing of public Interest happened nt tho
meeting," except to add, "Tho meeting
of tho college faculty are not open to the
public nnd nothing Is given out to tho
press."
In addition to which there may be a
mystery concealed somewhere cither In
the black handbag In which Professor
Shumwny carted away tho minutes of the
meeting or In room 200, College Hall,
where tho meeting was held.
ASSAY COMMISSION HERE
Work Begun to Fix Value of Coins and
Bullion at Mint
Tho United Stntcs Assay Commission
begnn work today at tho Mint, to de
termine the value of tho coins nnd bullion
In the Institution. It wilt contlnuo Its
work today and tomorrow, Tho follow
ing compose the commission:
James If. Moylc, Salt Lake City;
Thomas Arthur, Billings, Mont.; Kcnyon
11. Conger. Irvlngton, N. Y.; Benjamin J.
Koscnthnl, Chicago; George 13. Roberts.
New York city; Dr. .1. M. Henderson,
wOltimbUK, Ohio; 11. C. Oranbcrg, Os h
kosh. Wis.: Charles Hnsler, Olney, III.:
Prof. James L. Howe, Lexington, Va.i
Dr. Franklin 13. Tuttle. Lexington, Ky.;
I tuny L. Day. Wallace. Idaho; L. A.
Fischer. Washington. D- C.i Dr. K W.
Clnik, Washington. D. C : Representative
C. C. Dill. James A. Ilrynn, Newborn,
N. C; Pi of. Andrew C. Lnwson, Berkeley,
Cut.
More Flurry Than Loss in Fire
A lire of undetermined origin In tho
gnrngo of the Mnson-Hellln Coat Com
pany, at Richmond and Dyott streets,
during the noon hour today, caused moro
tumult than dnmngc. Workmen from tho
nenrhv coal yard of the Lehigh Coal and
Nnvlgatlon Company nnd Crumps ship
yard nldcd tho firemen In checking thu
tlanies, which caused several hundred dol
lars loss.
PROMINENT
OTOPLAY PRESENTATIO
BoSna Grmpomu
their pictures through the KTANI.IJY
gunruntee of enrlr showings of the
.LIBERTY BnOA" nr.m.niA
nrnnilwny Stnr Feature
J. VAItHi:.S KEniUOAN In
"LANUON'S I.UOACY"
Logan Auditorium BnSSrAind Ave.
V. L.-S. E. Production A Vltagrniih mnster
Plore. WM. COURTNEY ELEANOR WOOD;
ltUFF In "THE ISLAND OF SURPRISE. "
rf1 IOT f2D and LOCUST
lJUOl Mats, l-.ao ami SiSO. 10c.
Egs. 11:30. 8, 0:00, 15c.
Orrln Johnson In 'The Prleo of Power.' Fatty
Arliucklo & M. Norman In 'He DM k Ha Didn't.'
Market St. Theatre 333 "&&
World Film Corporation Presents
MOLLY McINTYRE in 'HER GREAT HOUR'
"GRAFT"
ORPHEUM aERMAc7lELTNE.ANADVES.
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG in
"THE YELLOW I'ASSPORT World Teature
il?Il7:IMT "2D nnd WOODLAND AVE.
VJKinil'l 1 OallyMat.2. Evg.,0:H0toll.
PATIIE GOLD ROOSTER PLAY
Agnes Glynne in 'The Love Trail'
DAT KCX? 121 MARKET STREET
IrALALJi 10 A. M. to 11:15 P. M.
PARAMOUNT PICTURE
Pauline Frederick in The Spider'
DADIf" RIDOE AVE. 4: DAUPHIN ST.
JrIrv Continuous showfrom2:30-0:30-ll.
MARIE EMPRESS in
"LOVE'S CROSS ROADS"
PRINCESS 101sVn,AEOT
"THE PRIMITIVE STRAIN"
"THE OUARDIAN ANGELS''
Sea "Tho Olrl & the Game" every Thursday.
DTAITii GERMANTOWN AVE.
K1AL. IKJ AT TULPEHOCKEN ST.
LILLIAN WALKER in
"GREEN STOCKINGS"
DPr-flUT HI" MARKET STREET
Kh,vjt,lN 1 wiuA.v voice onaAN
MARGUERITE SNOW in
"THE UPSTART
Rrin V MARKET STREET
U D I BELOW 7TH STREET
MARY PICKFORD in
"THE FOUNDLING' Paramount
SHERWOOD "bTltor
Daniel Fmhman Prosenta CHAS, CHERRY In
"The Mummy & Humming Bird"
i II rt V 1211 MARKET
A V J l RTBEET
NANCE O'NEILL in
"SOULS IN BONDAGE"
rp - p 17TH 4 VENANGO STfl.
MARGUERITE SNOW in
"ROSEMARY" Metro Picture
VirTflRlA MARKET ST.
1L 1 UKln ABOVE NINTH
Clara K. Young In "The Yellow Passport"
Extra Added Attrnetlon-H. H. Walthall &
Edna Mayo in "Strange Case of Mary Pago"
CTANI FV MARKET ABOVE IOTH
? ' A Charlotte Walker
in
CONTINUOUS
11 :ir a ai to
11 US P. M.
"THE TRAIL OF THE
LONESOME PINE"
PATHE gfiL
GOLD ROOSTER fSCi
PERFECT PLAYS VS
PRESENTS
LOIS MEREDITH
"The Precious Packet"
By FRED JACKSON
AT ALL LEADIXO THEATRES
PATHB EXCHANGE, INC.. 1235 VINE ST.
tMl
V-VC"
15
'DOPE' USERS VICTIMS
OF LAW'S VIOLATION
Deputy Collector Glover Ac
cuses "Unscrupulous Doc
tors" of Defying Har
rison Act
John W. Olovcr, Deputy Internal Rev
cnuo Collector In ohnrge of narcotics,
made a spirited attack on unscrupulous
doctors of this country in nn address de
livered nt tho weekly meeting of the
Rotary Club, held In tho Hotel Adelphln.
Mr. Glover asserted that such physicians
nro responsible for 9" per cent, of tllo
habitual opium users In the United
States,
"Two per cent, of nil the people In the
United States nro nddlctcd to tho iso of
drugs," ho said, "Fifty per cent, of those
nro brought to tho practice by doctors,
15 per cent, by association with other
drug users, nnd the remainder through
dlsensc, which leads them to use nar
cotics to deaden pain. Ninety-five pet
cent, of the habitual opium users of the
country nro brought to the practice by
doctors."
Cnptain on Trial Before Inspectors
John 13. Phillips, cnptain of tho Phila
delphia and Rending ferryboat Delaware,
wns placed on tilnt beroro tho JTedoral
Board of Steamboat Inspectors today, no
cuscd of negligence nnd violation of the
pilot rules, in connection with the col
lision between the Delawnrc and tho tug- i
boat William J. Bradley, on Decombor.
9. The caso wns heard by Inspectors
Sargcant and Wilson.
CENTRAL
Chestnut St. Op. House SStSSt
THE NORTH AMERICAN'S
GERMAN WAR PICTURES
WKST PHILADELPHIA
PRANn MD nnd MARKET STS.
lalVHuNLJ MAT. DAILY, 2 P. M 5c.
WM. FOX PRESENTS
THEDA BARA in
"THE ClALLGY SLAVE"
ins q i 'J ISM
"tJrri!APRV5i
l Til J"3K"jL
'isrsgf
OVERBROOK C3D ttnd f gggVs.
-DOt'RLB TRIANGLE RILL ,
DOROTHY tHSH At OWEN MOORE In
"JORDAN IS A HARD ROAD" . 4
"FATTY AND THE BROADWAY STARS"
" ART"iFlM C3D LANSDOWND AVE.
UrVIU.n MAT., 2. EVQ.. 0:10.
WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS
tl
The Fourth Estate"
EUREKA 'XS
IARKET STREETS
WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS
Theda Bara in 'Carmen
IMPERIAL Theatre hut it6
WM. FOX rrescnts RUTH I1LAIR In
"The Fourth Estate"
NORTH
Broad Street Casino nnoA3D,Is,,l0,
EVENINO 7 -IS AND ft
MAURICE COSTELLO in
"TRIED FOR HIS OWN MURDER" Other
PF1VJTI IRV ERIn ave- MAnsnxi
L,Ci( 1 Ul 1 MATINEE DAILY
R. R MANTELL & GENEVIEVE HAMPER
"The Blindness of Devotion"
.six ArTi "the nrn rmci.TC"
SOUTH
PI A 7 A BROAD AND PORTER
Lntirt STREET8
EDWIN STEVENS in
"THE MAN INSIDE," 5 Acts
NORTHWEST
C-n.,al,nnn THEATRE 17th A
Susquehanna susquehanna avb.
Trlnngle-Kay lleo ICatherlne Knelrod A Rous
Peters In 'THE WINGED IDOL." 5 Parts.
TrlaiiBle-KcyMon FIXED MACE In
'T-IIOOKEI) TO THE END." 2 Parts.
NORTHEAST
STRAND 12TH AND 0InARD AV1L
LILLIE LESLIE in
"VOICES TROM THE PAST," 4 Acta.
"N'eal nf thn Navv," tTt Episode. Othrl
KENSINGTON
JT T 1WT R r FRONT ST. AND
U IVl B U OIRARD AVENTJB
"A NIGHT AT TIlnSHOW" ,
"PHANTOM ISLANDS" "A ROM STEER"
14 -TUB HILLS OF GLORY"
"SAMMY JOHNSON. HUNTER'-
Weekly Programs
Appear Every Monday
Motion Picture Chart
TUCATDE Evening I
Mh I flCH 1 IC All Heat, J6e.
.1111 II ill. IIHI.OW )lut. Dallrl'iSO
w w 'M'ltUrK dult 10eCull.Se
Opens This Sat., Feb. 12
With the III Paramount Plcturo
GERALDINE FARRAR
in "TEMPTATION"
Il.U.I5,Mnry I'lckfortl.'-The Toundllng"
All pictures secured thru btunley IlUg.Co.
WEEKLY PROGRAMS APPIUR EVERY
MONDAY IN THE MOTION PICTURE CHART
Has Not Percy a Kind Heart Not
nr , . , r n ... Plot by J. P. McEvoy ; J : : ; :
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