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FACTS AND FICTION IN THE NEW BOOKS ITALIAN VOLUMES MOVIE NEWS
HEtP WANTED JTEM'AfcK
Continued rnt Preetdliio Cdtuirfil
UNITED STATES MUST
RESPECT JAPANESE
"MONROE DOCTRINE" i
fn This Way War Which Would ,
'ge Unfortunate for Both j
Countries Can Be Avoided, '
Says Dr. Abbott
OTHER N E W VOLUMES i
ftit between me uimeu mines uiiu
Jtpatt would be suicidal for tlie Mlkntlo'a
country and utterly foolish for this nation,
this l ne opinion of Dr. Jntnes Francis
Abbott, of Washington University, St
Louis, and fr n "uml)Cr ot years nil
Instructor In the Imperial Japanese Naval
Acdemy. as expressed In his new book,
"Jipanesa Mxpanslon nnd American Poli
cies" (The Macmillan Company, New
Vork). But, while admitting Its futility
tna Improbability, ho warns us that It
5 Is not Impossible so lone as foolish preju
dices and hatred fostered by Unfounded
' mistrust continue.
Doctor Abbott ndopts the difficult
policy not of denying the validity of the
iriumtnts of those who fear Japan's In
tentions, but of piling up a greater array
of facts to prove that the considerations
recommending closl friendship hotween
the two countries far outweighs those
which are advanced by the "scare
nonjers." The chief arguments It, the author's
at collection of data are two one polit
ical, the other economic. , Jruian wishes
the' equivalent of a Monroe Doctrine for
the East. This Is all It asks. If the United
Slates supports Japan In this, war will be
nractlcally Impossible, And Japan can he
expected to guarantee the "open door" for
the United States In China. On the eco
nomic side, "the Intcrosts of America,
Japan and CliltiA are so diverse, nnd at the
same time so Interrelated, that If the three
nations can work In harmony, each will
profit vastly more than If each attempts
10 shape Its future Independently of, or In
conflict with the others." There 13 a com
munity of Interests between America nnd
Japan that Is threatened, not by each
other, but by the Kuropean powers.
Doctor Abbott points out why Japan
does not want tho Philippine Islands, and
why we must respect the similarity bo
tween her political position nnd that of
the United States. Tie omphnslzcs that wo
cannot hope for a better feeling between
these two nations until this country aban
dons the policy Inaugurated by Philander
C, Knox when he was Secretnry of Stnlo
In Taft's Cabinet.
Another and rather different point of
view Is contained In Carl Crow's "Japan
i and America." (Robert Mclirlde & Co.,
' New York.) Mr. Crow shows us Japan as
through the eyes of a permanent resident,
, untrammelcd by the delusions that the
5 country has tried to create. The book is
i an eye-opener In more ways than one way
j Instead of the Japan which we know nB
' having risen In 30 years from n feudal
' state and a less than mediaeval standard
jl of morals to a stage of equality with the
a other civilized nations, we see her In a
I far less rosy light.
& Possessed of less wealth than any of
j the great nations, sho has risen to fame
I j through a system of emperor worship and
"5 a more or less patient submission to ul-
most unbelievable social and industrial
if conditions. For the sake ot appearing
L(' 'great among nations she has Sacrificed in-
, dependence of thought to absolutism, nnd
n soundness of social structure to grca
armaments.
Her International policies, moreover, are
as shaky as her internnl conditions. Mr.
Crow makes plain In a very convincing
way by the use of Illustrations which
only a newspaper correspondent could pro
duce the utter perfidy of Japanese states
men. Iiroken piomlses, agreements that
were never meant to be kept, and repeated
denials of an intention to expand in the
face of such acts as the seizure of Tslng
lao, are typical of the double-dealing which
ft i.3 wiutuvierizeu ner uuuuum. .ur. .ruw
-i believes that film hns llnRPrlinulnllslv innrie.
use of the friendly attitude of the United
SfQtPI nnrl nni flint amp ctvnnttalnn i
ml . her part points toward a clash with our
country, war with tho I'nited States has
M become her chief aim,
i. Mr. Crow has shown rather conclusively
that although Japan's menace Is a real
one, still (he danger to us, as a nation, is
lessened by her disastrous internal conditions.
R TKanrlAHn T")n.B. mm1 L fM . I. w.IM.A.al
g antUUUltJ XVUUQUVC.b 111 HI3 IflUllUcalUl IWI1
KPii AS fl nlmrrlrl n tVian flian In lite tun nlfasin
ft' tton as a litterrateur. Is disclosed In "A
m' Booklover'a Holidays in the Open"
h?, ' (Charles Scrlbner's Sons. Xow York). The
book Is rather quaintly named.
In his preface, the doughty Colonel
JJV- ,Mts forth a good principle: "The Joy of
living Is his who has the heart to de-
imand it." Youth and strength, ho holds.
are requisites for the man who would
adventure Into the waste nlaces of the
j earth j still he himself proves that men
mo nave arrived at maturity, In years at
least, need not forego the yearnings of
youth for grand emprise.
I Jim papers, several ot which ave never
"tore been printed, and others of hlch
have been considerably augmented since
periodical publication, take the 1 ader to
the Orand Canyon of Arizona, Chill, Pata
gonia, Braill, tho Navajo Desert and
other places. A cougar hunt, a Hopl In
dian religious ceremonial, adventures with
horses, lions and elephami. bot .s for the
Pig firama hlintei- lh.,o am ihtk fAr.ranc.
ML ing subjects that are treated In the new-
.wwoovuH UUUK, illO Biyio la inure
fraDhlc than philosophical, but Mr Itoos6
fh does not' nes"ftte to restate one or
Wnet- of the eternal verities when oc
casion prompts. Here, as otherwhere, he
l an Individual blend of St. Paul and St.
Vitus, Action predominates over gospel,
however. In this book.
An alert and keen observer of tire course
vi numan events through a long lifetime.
Jman Abbott lias written a volume of
Reminiscences" (Houghton Mifflin Com
pany), which is of exceptional interest and
value, since his youth he has seen many
changes In customs, manners, attitudes to
ward political, Industrial and religious
Questions, and he has himself taken an
ih nar' aa clergyman. Journalist and
tttUen. in public affairs and In discussion
of problems of social Import, The Impress
mi ha.8 made ul'" hs time is not blight,
tls book of recollections 1? much more
fan an autobldgiuphy It Is a record of
aoelal progress in the last half century
auf wore. It Is rich In anecdotes of the
author's contemporaries, but rich also In
portrayal of contemporary history as
raanlfested both In thought arid action,
ih 1 rlc'ier still In Its humanly sympa
thetic ana courageous spirit, wth respect
1" t0 tlle author's Inner experience un
roldea In its uages and to his attitude
wtvurd that democracy for which he has
be highest hopes, and expctatlons.
Amnnfl- (I.A IiaaIki unnn n l.n rtlltll lel,e,l
jy Nicholas h. Drown (formerly Brown
Urothers) is "Two Deaths In the Bronx,"
y Doiuld Evans, the futurist poet. Mr-
' f'tkUM u HI hn rmemhere,! as the author
: t "nifccordo" and ''Sonnets Prom the Puti
'agunlan' thA flrar fnhtrkr inllllllfl nub-
Ued In America. l.ast winter, In order
'tlcntlflcally to study colors, which he be-
. "eves are one of the most Important fac
ers tn poetry .he Associated himself for
ju with. Lady "Duff Cordon, the la-
"jous ijjndon dressmaker, whose cbro-
ij.ic sense is reinsrkable. Mr Uvans re-
fttiumjid to FhtladeiJhia. tuid ts
H-u hw home at ihe Nasi. IW Spruce
fcii.
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SiiiKcr," has just been published
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lmsbnnd The Amerlcnn, John Aldotis, Is
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tho brutal Hilt Quade, partners In crime,
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story. The author's descriptions of the
Northwest combined with n good plot
mnkc "The Hunted Woman" nn Interest
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A new book by tho author of "The
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world. Hugh Wnlpole certainly stands
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It would icqulre more than his latest vol
ume, "The Golden Scarecrow" (tieorge H.
Dor.tn Company, New York), to prove his
right to figure In such company. The book
Is merely n group of pictures, depicting tho
lives of a few children. There Is little. If
any, connection, nnd even the epilogue,
which might be expected to bring the
threads of the story Into some sort of
order, fnlls to contribute much to the rend
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natural portraitures of child life are
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I IS "A WIFE'S SACRIFICE"
All the Old-Time Thrills
Worked Again in Newest
Fox Film
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"A WIPE'S SAl'IttFtCE" A Pox film In nco
parts written nnd directed by J. (Jordan IM-
ivnrus. tteieaaeit Motmai
Count d- llrinuet . . .
I ountrss do lirbtuet...
Pauline do llrlquet . .
Madnm de la Murohe
Pnlltn
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IVjipo
Elliot Drake
I'.obert llurel
Marte MaKiiettl ....
. .Itobert It Mantell
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Claire Whitney
, . . . Uiulao lUnl
..Henry I.eont
tlenevlexe Hamper
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.... Walter Miller
Walter MrCulloucli
Jane !.eo
It is only within recent years. In fnrt.
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nil !. Ui ttl ... -.....! .!. 1.. .1...
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Melodrama la essentially n molr phiclc
lndn, nhd "A Wife's Sacrifice." the new I
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mnl one female, one nlmvpil vlf, one
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shake thoroughly and direct well, 11 ml
ou linxe "A Wife's .Sacrifice "
Mnntell. gloomy nnd morose of tool
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1 work ot tho whole enst, which Includes bc
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j Louise Ttlnl. .Stuart Holmes and Wnlter
Miller, Is so fnr above that of the featured
player, that he Is rather lnl sight of
The picture Is really very exciting, and,
for a play of that type quite consistent
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i-lvlllzcd world a 'Keystone Mnbel." will
continue as one of the players producing
pictures for thn Triangle Film Corporation.
MI'S Normitiul nllled her signature on
I Friday to n ronltar' with the New York
Motion Picture corpointlnti. one ot the cor-
1 itrnte factors of the Triangle I-'llm Cor
poration Por tho pi event Miss Noimnlid
will continue ns n member nf the Keystone
Company In Port I.ee. N. J.
At the time nf signing her coutincl, she
I said
"I nm dlFMuotl Kl.itt tlint this formality
hns been ni-cnmpllhril t do not think
that l could really he ver happy If 1 were
I not engaged In the Key stoning pastime Of
course, you know the mitklng of Kc
stones is nn art In Itself and 1 think Hint
It rapidly becomes 11 habit At nny tnle.
It is a phase of motion picture life tlint
grows upon one bemuse of Hip fertility
of lesoiirrp dl.-plapl b the Kpvslotip or
ganization When vim hrgln work lit the
inoriiing it Is rather dllllcult to detormlno
wliothei 01, p li expected to dltc off nil
SO-foot cliff Into the Pacific, to ride 11 run
Have you been to
Canada lately ? Do
I you realize that we i
i are living next door ,
to a great nation
actively at war?
That from Toronto alone
over forty thousand men ;
have enlisted? You!
would be interested in !
what these men of our !
own flesh and blood1
have accomplished. One
a" Canada's most distin-1
guihed citizens, now a i
!meiber of the British'
House of Commons, has
'.written the story of the
; Canadian troops in Bel
gium. It is reviewed as
one of the really great i
books dealing with the
war. You should read it. '
By MAXAITKEN.M.P.
Price Tifty cents At all booksellers
OBORUG II. D0KAN COMPANY, Publlslieri
a.
1
ift
rnK following theatres oht.iln tlielr
OAIUBIA in
FLAIRERS
fjfBSiar-JCs
WtH
jOUJIIXW
Ing Company, ihlrh Is a sunranlen of mirlj hhowlngs of the finest pro
ductions. All pictures retlenrd before exlilb lion. Ask for the theatre la
Jour locality obtulnlns picture tUroueli the hT.l.M.EV ItooUlne Companr-
ALHAMBRA E Si
Miirrl A. roMunl.-jA'
Ut - , UK ,.'
r.tram t i'iciurn
Blanche Sweet in "The Blacklist"
ARCADIA
CHHSTNl T
lUXOW H'.TH
H. B. WARNER in
I'lIK HAIHKIIS"
IDOI I ri MO AND THOMPSON'
ArULLVj MATINHK DAILY
Paumciuni Pieseutv I'llNS-nXi'i: c-ul.LIHIt
"TONGUES OF MEN"
BLUEBIRD
20'J NOIITH DHOAD ST
Itluelih'l Prcsehls
Hobart Bosworth in "The Yaqui"
! BELMONT
XMONT p T& ?Wp
.UB n..".-,. njiMV-
,12D ,novi: SIAHKHT
l'odjv un,l Tomorrow
I limit AND CEDAR '''mnS '
I I KDAIl AE VI-sV-i.IX 1HLATRL ,
i w m.l.m'p T1ip flolden Chance' I
j, .in iii lne ooiuwi .uani-c
I Puiainnuiu Production j
! FAIRMOUNT S0T" !$&no we
I Metro ritm o PieNents the Kinotlonnl Aclreii
I Madame Petrova '" 1 maukui
FRANKFORD
-1T11 PitANIvFOrtD
AVENUE
MARY PICKFORD in
"THE FOl'NDLINti"
56TH ST. Theatre yT,.ii
UU HH Spruce C I lo 11
PtiiiLinsi Small!' an4 inla eur in
Hup
ihe (Jet i I'm Ilrew
52d St.
Mats :-:i .so
i:gs ii:iu to ii
10.
Wm. Farnum
In ' KIUHTIVU
1II.OOD '
VIItST
'EST
PHIL-VDELPHIA SHOWINO
GERMANTOWN 850..onE- i
I'.utAsiotNT pi.-Tt-nu i
Mary Pickford
POOP. LITTLE ,
PEPPINA" .
"I nDC 50TH 4 MARKET 2:15-7-0
ULUon $15 000 KIMHALL OUQAN
MARGUERITE SNOW in
THE fPSTAUT"
r-ID APn AVENIE THEATRE
LlKAKl- Tru AND UIItAHD AVENUE
George Beban '" T1"kvrAE"N
audellle tsurpiise .Night
JZ s." Mtlsss-n BROAD ST , ERIE
Great INoruiern oehmantn aves.
PAULA SHAY in
A FOOLS PARADISE"
, IMS THEATRE 31"?Sneoton
I Robert Warwick - l
Tomorron- 111 LI.ETS IlltOWN EVES"
IMPERIAL Theatre ,?&
Triangle Pla
Doroihy Ulsh la Hetty of Craystone
Roscoe ArbucVU lu "The Bright Lights"
JEFFERSON 2aTH AB.REg.sUPH,N
Sarah Bernhardt in 'Jeanne Dorc
plu bird I'hooplay
LAFAYETTE " KEN3I-0n ave.
Holbrook Blinn ,n IabTn"
Tomorrow !eraldin "rrar lo TemptatUo"
!l'VVV!M'll"l''''''l'''U??MMM''''l''''"nlltlltllMl"1JUIJLLIM
away aeroplane or merely assault the
Keystone police
"I nm ery glad thnt t nm going to
continue In the full consciousness thnt my
life will not become n dull-gray existence,
without any high spots In It"
Miss Normnnd will In nil likelihood be
seen with Hocoe (Fntty) Arbuckle In a
new comedy the latter Is preparing for In
the Port 1,ee studio
Viola Dana, stnr of "The Poor Little
Hlch Olil." lint signed with Metro.
LOST AND FOUND
Tor Other ttnml Found Aits flee PgeJ
Dfill Mt for terrier, white body, blarfe heaj.
Iipinvn nnnl nl.r n.ti-h e,e. nnwer. In "Mar.
, Hew. nan N P. Houlerard Ph. Wyo.1074 W.
l'i.V-OHl nhaped plitlnuir pin set with fhe
i: diamonds. In itdnltv Hrnad nnd Walnut.
Wednesday nlRlit. March 2J. Reward If re
l turned tn cashier llellevue-strntfnrd
i UlS'U l.net. the latter part of January, dia"
mond and sapphire rlnir Reward If re
t'imed to 2.110 North Park ave
IttNTI. diamond, durlnir neek nf Pehruary "7.
In tlclnltj- of 21t and Ml. Vernnn sts . two
12) rltia. nne rr.italna ihrcn dlnmohda
j nounled In sold the other ttirnuotae aur
I rounded with diamond.' Liberal reward and
I no nun. linn, naked If returned to J. n.
I rnldMcll . Co.jno2 chestnut at.
ATCII I,s!. Rold filled, rtentleinftii's watch
open fare, with Inl'tnls K c. !!.. between
Sulmnv nt c'-estnut st ferries to trnad St.
Station, nolnu from Hrnad ft Station In a
tnxlenh to 1033 spruce. Iteward If returned
to It C Harris, luol Frnncln at., Cam
1 den N J
I V A ri It Lost, nhnut inn uceka ako, amalt
natch nnd chain Howard It returned to
'.'3IH W.rth Tark ne.
PERSONALS
Tltiiuy HHNSUN. formerly nf 1,113 Mount
nphraim ae . c'amden. N J . Is wanted by
a former emplover fur n aunimer position In
Mnlne Add Mme. Jnhn. tnos Christian st
Mi'K family lo take tmhy Klrl. need 0 months"
I uil surrender M n.",1 I.edser Central.
FOUND BY THE POLICE
t'OlWP -7 hunches or keis, 1 nutomotille
latnn
I
pair evemasses In case, t ladv'a
dress .1 nulnmnhlle cranks. I ulllnmnhll
lire 1 straw hair contalnlnflr wearlnB apparel.
1 receipt bonk, 1 ladvn auto elt, 2 pneket
tio tk. ,-ontnlnInir money. I pocketkntfo, 4
anmll ruas. 1 packace of bulbs. 1 sweater 3
alild chains. 1 fur neckpiece, t ladl's hand
Kiir I Rent's overcoat. I (trip rontnlnlnir
n-earimr anpirel. 1 box nf chicory. I parlor
lamp, t sller watch 1 rnll of tapestry. 1
rent s sick coat, 1 slrau buff 7 automobile
rnhea. lad muff. 1 medicine ense, 1 sent's
kth coat a nuautltv nf Penna. auto tags for
mill Apnlv io Walter lillbert chief Clerk.
Huron u nf Police. Iloom 21.1, City Hall.
UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS
WI.HTKHN I NION THI.HHRAl'II ro Justin
ienneh. i:icctrli Controller &. Mfg. Co,
n It Sharpe. I.leut. t;o 1. Pnrmtt. It. M
llrndv. Crown lllectrlc Hot Pack Co.. If V
ItlKler. II M Paddock. H M Ullbert. John
l!rne Mri I,. H. l.esscl. Dr. Kerr lloto
Tupper Watson Williams Co.. I. W. Thomp
son l o. Ilev lt.llph Mantnne. Colonial Pack
ing Ci . Phillip Knril, i:. Deltch .lames Wig
nnll .1 H. Harper Pred H llond. Pnnnle
Cunningham. i:mest Cummlngs, Miss Mnr
anri't l.rimb M Poldman. itoht Hudson.
I'ranl. Iler-mm
PO.STAI. THI.ntlltAPH CO. Will. Jt. Pow
nall A N. IJann
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Help Wniitrd AiIk Urrrlied Tun I.llte for '
t'lnslllriitlnn Will be l'ound nn I'nte 3
I'HA.MIIEHMAin AND WA1THESS Hxperl
emeil white girl for prluitc fanilU . sub-
urbs Meet emplmor llnnni 21).,. llllf Chi.st
mil st . rrlday, at 12 o'clock. i
I'HH.DNTHSi:. exiwrlenied In ,-are of In- (
runt mid iiHslit with older child: suburbs, i
rfferenie reriulred. .Iteet empliner Iloom 2ll.",
dnS Chestnut st . Prldiiy, at 12 o'clock. ;
iHJOK iliile. pent and efficient not over 3C !
for Hltburb. three adults, other help, good '
uages M-et iMnploer Monday. 10 h m. i
Itniim 20.",. mil Cluslnut. ,
riiOK i haniberiuahl nnd waitress, for Merlon:
cxpeil'iKcd and reference Appl 3301 llarlng i
si before 1J ti'Lloik
I'OtIN DuwiiHtalrs work and cooking, tiermali
preferre,!, refcr,in.o required 1213 West
l.ehlgh ttie.
PROMINENT
OTOPLAY PRESCNTATIO
Sodim Grwmw
picture through the M'ANI.KV Iloek-
LEADER
FOHTT-KIHST AND
I. VNf'ASTI'.It AVKNUE
MADAME PETROVA in
Till; SOCI. MAItKHT'
LIBERTY
Itn-r Kiini i'or
I1P.OAD AND
COI.L'MIHA
Mei i-i, Kiini Corporation Presents
Marguerite Snow
In "A CUICXKH
I.V COTTON
Logrn Auditorium "KShia,.
rn iilr Pint Orrlu Jnhnsnn In "D'Artas
uan " Spe, lal return engagement, Sd. Chap
lin In 'The Sublnnrlue PIlateH"
LOCUST
r,2D and i.ocrsT
Mats l:.to and a-.M. me
Kvg" ll-SII. 8. Iltno. 18c
VAI.I.I 111 THK TI'ItMOIL"
Tiita nnd Tnmnrrnw
Market St. Theatre 3" r
""''InH'-V'oy.VlNrLA'
h"ee -.irtAIT" Keiy Wednesday
flRPHFI IM OCnMANTOWN AND
KJIXmCiKJlVl CIIELTKN AVES
Trianei piaya
Wl s ar n .... lmg.
v illier in Wife nnd Auto Trouble"
flPIFfMT l!SD WOODLAND AVE.
Jl I H.li 1 r).,y jmt , s. KB . 0:30 to 11
llstro Picture
l.ii.uel It.irrMiiure and Irene Howler In
A VKI.LOW STIILAK"
DAI Af C 1SH MAnivKT STItnLT
tr AVl-V.t, ln A j( tn 11:15 P M
JEANNE IVER in
ONK DAY"
PARK" IUDGK AVE 4 DAUPHIN ST.
ri..rw MATINEE 2:15
r,iia,noiii( I'u-rure- The Pnnular Ihotopla
Star DLANVIIK BWKET In "
I THE RAOAMUrFlN"
!princess lQVllCT
SPECIAL SURPRISE DAY
See ' The Olrl and the Oame" Every Thursdai
RIALTO am&8&ig st
MARGUERITE CLARK in
HELEN'S OP THE NORTH"
DPPPIMT 131 MARKET STREET
"-VJl-",H HUH AX rOtOE ORGAN
ROBERT WARWICK in
THE SUPREME SACRIFICE
IITIV MARKET STREET '
KJ a 1 BELOW 7TII STREET
LOU TELLEGEN in
THE UNKNOWN"
SHERWOOD5,IS
LTIMORE
ELSIE JANIS in
BETTY JN SEARCH OF A THRILL'
savoy ys"
Bluebird Features Presents
.Violet Merserau in "The Flirt"
TIQQ J7TH ft VENANQO STS.
Theodore RoberU ,n
Pudda'head
Wilson'"
Paramount Production
VirTlTRIA MARKET ST.
1 w 1 J ll ABOVE NINTH
Mary Milea Mlnter In "Loe Man'" Keystone
Comedy. "The VUlace Blacksmith" Authentic
Frenra war punures uaca on in arin lines
' tfumawhsre In France."
STANLEY
MARKET ABOVE 18TII
HAZEL DAWN in
"The Saleslady"
CONTINVOl 61
II IS A U
11 IS P. M.
o I
i. I
er,oTii whaveiis wanted '
Apply
John' & jambs Donso, ikc
lllanket Mills, Scott's lane,
Tails of Schuylkill.
UltEflflMAttKtl offers unusual"
tlrst wal.t trimmer. Ahltr.
lptiortuultr to
MSI Walnut.
DrtnssMAKRIt wants girls tn learnt also llrl.
to run errands. Abler. 1612 Walnut,
tJltllSHMAUnn wants first-class skirt tlnlth-
ers. nlsn Improvers, Abler. HI32 Walnut.
cienrmn preferred. H 103. ledger Otnce, .
0,e'is wanted to operate machines and psck
cans. American Can Co,. Ueach and
KS
l"CI Hid.
HOSIKItv
-Knitters and tnppera. also lrn
ersj paid while learning. 1;I2I) N. Lnrent.
''OKMAIH-Capable, whit. Protestahlj
jnod cnpkjroriimaJI apt, A 823. Id, Off.
IIOt-SEtyonK -Wanted, reliable Enrllah or
irisn i-rotestant: private ramllvi in assist
with (leaning nnd In the kitchen! bst ref'
?$er.?. reo'ilrcd. nn laundry work; ware 14,
I! SVM. l.e,iKer Office. .
Htll-HnWonK (Reneral)
Permanent position
for nent nnd lapnhle white glrli 2 children Irt
in, in, yj emnii nun:
1. nll.. f.nm rhllat-
I'jintj. - 1ii-ri'K?r evince. .
ltorsnvvtmi;- White lrl: 3 In family, fhona
erinantnnnR44(l
IIOfsntVOllK
IK (pteneral) - Kxperlenced with
children
, an
Narherth 014 W.
I.AI'NI)lti:H.t U-nnl.,1 r..M.n
MJItCHH--
laundress fnr country tdare. nea
r Wllminir-
ion. I, a week Address Mrs O.. nreen.
1 Mle. tjel.
.MAIDS (2) to do work In family of fouri 111V
urhs. V Ml. t.eda-er Office.
MOTHKIfM Hni.rnit. ProlesHant: eipefUneel
'J'h-e.hjldreni reference. H WIT, tied. Off.
.STHNOClltAI'HHIt. experienced.
. J'iSt- "rcrnd nnd Wnllace st..
Metropolitan
second floor.
'rEt.HPHO.VB OPKHATOnfi
WANTKI) rtrlght young women
between 17 and 22 years old, tn
take up telephone operating) n
experience necessary; salary raid
mine learning, nieaa&nc
u-nrir
permanent
position. Annlv In
person.
Hell Telephone Co , 4n(
Market st.. between
and n p m.
WAITttEHS wanled In private family:
perlenced. English nr Irish Protestant elrl:
r'J . rpfrrencp required; no laundry work.
II S24. Ledger Ofnce.
WANTED Competent caretaker and compan
Inn for elderly lady. B Uil. ledger Central.
Yotr.NO lady, atsiut 2,". with huslnesg expsrl
"' to assist yth general nfflco workl mut
be bright and Intelligent, nulck and accurst
at figures and understand fractions: atatt
fullj aa to experience, age and salary en
pected: no replica considered unless theie de-
tails are given. I.nrk llox 41, 1'hlla.
VUI'NU voman to tako charge of bedrooms,
wait on table and general work: r.o cooklnr;
situation tn Houth: atalo reference, art and
wages E 4N, ledger Centra ,
General
WOMEN WANTED AS GOVERNMENT
CLEnKS: 170 month! Philadelphia tam1n.
tlons coming: sample .questions free. Frank
lln Institute Dept. 7IB N.. Hocheater. N, T.
HELP WANTED MALE
HOOIxkUEPim young man. 18-20 years, hlah
school uraduate. In ofnce of wholesale houss
iin assistant bookkeeper, muat have good ref
erences Address, stating salary desired. A
:l2H.lrfdger Offlrcj
HtiV llrlght boy for general work nnd to run
errands, HI years old. Apply by Utter only,
llalloy. Hunks & Piddle Co., 1221 Hansom
st . 4 th floor.
IIOV. til jcars or over, wanted In ofnce of
large manufacturing concern: one living in
northeast section preferred. Address P 623.
Ledger Office
HOY WHnted, 13 to 17 years old
for llgnt work
in manufacturing concern Second floor, 04
IIOV. salary tu atari 10: good chance for ad
Mincement Hnuthwark Foundry and 11a
china Co . 430 Washington ne.
HOTS wanted to run tube machines.
Apply,
. tn 12 a tn. tndav. Pennsvlmnlu lei1
Metallic- Tubing Co . 72d and Powers lane,
C1DI
,, " , (Kltltir ijiiiiii
wiisT I'liii.AnKi.riiiA
GRAND
D and MARKET STS.
MAT. DAILY. : P, It, 3l
"The Primitive Strain"
OVERBROOK ,!3D "SKv.
Venture Jatle Gall Itl
"RUPERT OF HENTZAU" '
flARDFN 53a 4 LA.NSDOWNB AVE.
r.iuciv SIAT - nva 0;3ft
ALMA HANLON in
"WILD OATS"
EUREKA 0TH & JtAnKET
Pnthe Cold llnnster Play
Tlin PHKCIOfS PACKET"
ItAI.PH KLI.I.ARD and LOIS MErtEDITll
BROADWAY SSD ani orbenwat
UftUHUWVI Adults 10c: Children Be.
House Peters and Ethel Clayton
in "THE GREAT DIVIDE"
i
NOIITH
Broad Street Casino BROtil,,e
Evenings 7:15 end 0
L rMIUlltVAl In 'SOLD TO SATAN"
what HAPPENED TO PECIQV." Parts.
COMEDIES
CENTI IR Y cn,B AVE MAIISHALL
V-Aill i UI I MATINEE DAILT
LITTLE MAUY KV.VHHINB," Featurlpj
BABY MARIE OSBORN
The Youngest Leading Lad'
bOUTH
Dl A7A IJROAD AND PORTER
IT X-. a. A 8TKEET(
Harold Lockwood & Mae Allitou
in "LIFE'S BLIND ALLEY"
NORTHWEST
9nni1linnt1n THEATRE I7TH ft
ousquenanna susquehanna avb
rriaiule-Kay lies BESSIE BARRISCALB ft
Bit PCS Mi-RAE In "The Oreen Swamp." S
parts Triangle. Key , MACK 8 WAIN ftPOLLt
MOHAN In "Ue Will Conquer." 5 parts.
NORTHEAST
STRAND ,!TU AND GIRAKU v-
Pearl White and Sheldon Lewis In
"The Iron Claw," Second Episode
-HAZARD OF HELEN" Series
KENhl.Ntl.ON
I IJ M R O FRNT ST. AND
J U 1V1 D U OIRAHD AVENU
"ORAFT." Episode No 15. In S Farta
PATEHSON OF THE NEWS." In a Psrta
MANNA." In S Parts '
'AIN'T HE GRAND
Weekly Programs
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