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WffliDELPMmST
iCMVED ZEPPELIN'S
IDEA 31 YEARS AGO
3ffnerai Russell Thayer Pre
sented Plan of Dlrfgibld to
J Officer?, but v Was Not
, Supported by Congress
uWas vindicated by time
!
tSfrery time a bomb la dropped from
mfe 6t thoso slant ship o tlio air named
eppelitis, Arter the mnn who In ptenerally
Rfvtn credit for having been responlb1f
,, for their development, the memory of a
white-haired Philadelphia noes back 31
years to a dny, lonff before his locks took
ctl their nllver tint, when he nroused an
alidlenco of, American military men to en
thualaiim. by advancing to them his plan
for a bnttooti that could bo steered.
He seldom tolls people about It, how
v$r, and for that reason taw "peftorts Itt
thl 9lty know that General HUs-wll
Thayer, retlretl olTlccr of the United Statis
Army and of the National Guard of Ponn
tvlvahla. Is tho father of the modern
dirigibles that nr6 so much In evidence In
the present war.
"Wad Congress passed this approprla
tlon," he said when dlscuialng this matter
with rt reporter, "I bellovo the United
Stated and not Germany would bo the
loader In this useful Instrument of var
fare, Now wo arc dependent on the unr
reliable nenoplnno for whatever military
advantage Is derived from airships, ttovr
Germany Is virtually the only country In
tha world that operates tho dirigible"
General Thayer, who was Instructor of
artillery at West Point and later comman
der Of th,fl Philadelphia regiments In the
X. G. P , said he believed tlrauthc) dlrlglblo
balloon would not bo of very great nluo
In caso thero should bo war with Mexico.'
but pointed out that tho dlrlglblo wait In
valuable for purposes of national defense.
"With a dozen balloons of tho Zeppelin
type on each const we t:ould bo Inforry lul
long beforo their arrival of the npproatm
of hostile ships;" ho onld, "and it few
bombs mlghthlt some of tho npproachtng
war vessels. If thoy did tho enemy would
be very seriously crippled."
H was In 1SS5 thnt Ru'mqII Thayer, a
graduate of West Point and then but re
cently retired as first lieutenant In tho
United States Army, nppcared at a meet
ing of tho United Service Institution, an
association of army officers, held on Gov
ernor'a Island, tt, Y and presented what
ho bclloves was tho flrst plan ever made
for a balloon with a rigid body and which
could bo directed without dependence on
atmospheric currents.
Tho plan met with general commondo
tlon and ho took It to tho ordnance depart
ment of the United States Army. Thero.
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TIIK follonlnir theatre olitnln elielr nliturra tl.roueh thi STAKI.UY ItooVln
' Cnaginr. which I u snrunte of rnrly ohonlnc of Hie llnet nroJue-
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locality obtalnlS pletuw i tliroiwlt " KTAnYcY IKIOKIMS 'COMrA.
.,.-,..nn. 12UI. Morris . Pavunk Ao.
AT RAMRR A fat. Dally at 2 : KB . 7 . U.
rtLllttlllUim vaudeville b Tarara I Pictures.
PAItAilOONT .lOHN nAimYMOni: 111
"TUB MMT UBIDnqilOUM"
ARCADIA BELOW idTII
ORRIN JOHNSON in
, D'AItTAC.NAN"-
A DrT I Dk B2D AND THOMPSON
APOLLU MATINEB DAILY
Julius oteger of ivove- ,
TUB IRON CtJlW," 7th Eplswlo
BLUEBIRD " ?BT" B,,0AD ST
JEANNE IVER in
ONE DAT'
ori MONT 82D above 'mauket
EtXLiLdlVlyJW I Matt. l:RO lkT:30. lOo
Evp, 0)30. a. Dj30. 15o
Carjyle Blackwel! in 'The Clarion'
6OTH AND
CEDAIl AVE
CEDAR
PARAMOUNT
THEATRE-
MARGUERITE CLARK in
THE rRT.TTY SISTER Or JO.IK"
P.!,n,inr -'T AND OIRARD AVE.
f aUmOUnijiay 2-a Chaplluln Carmen"
VJQI.KT MBRSKfl"" 1'"U PANZER In
"AUTUMN"
FRANKFORD f"aenSe
MAE MARSH in .
HOODOO ANN"' l
S6TH ST, Theatre S5S
Bel. Spruce, Evi. I to 11
Violet Mersereau ,n &r
52d Sf.
Md Mats. Z-S;30-r39
Snom Er Ol3Q o It 10
FREDERICK PERRY in
TJE i-AMH-Y BTAIN"'
GERMANTOWN e5T0v
ETHEL BARRYMORE in
Tit KI03 OP HATE"
f fWlXT 8n MARKET 2H3-?
Ui-UUiV IISJMO KIMUALL ORGAN
2H3-7-8L
'TH8N U- COMB UACK TO YOP"
G TO A On AVENUB THEATRE
IfSJXlfUJ jju AND OIRARD AVE.
VALESKA SURATT in
THE IV-MIGRANT" .
flnoof WriliPrn BROAD BT . ERIB
vreai rtennern qbrmantw aves.
"A YELLOW STREAK"
IRIS THEATRE 3tltt Jvt
FRANK MILLS in
Tits i-'orr- pabrj
IMPERIAL Theatre T&
Wfi.LlAf2 RUSSHLL in
C v if i Hi
LAFAYETTE " Srw
mJffiSm SWEET in
again, It was praised and Congresi was
asked to appropriate $60,000 for experi
mentation purpose. , Congress refused and
tin, Thayer dropped tha matter because de
velopment of hln plan would have been n
matter beyond tho resources of a private
individual.
Hanging on, thd walls of General
Thayer's oftlco In .the, headquarters of th
Welsbach Light Company nt 1854 Mnrket
street, la a sketch whlcll appeared In Har
per's Magazine In 1S85 It 4a a combina
tion of the diagram bf tho Inventor ami
tho Imagination i-f the mng.ilho artist.
A dlrlglblo much different In shape than
the one wo know today h seen dropping a
bomb on tt 'city In much the same manner
rts thd J5efpollrn on their many raids of
England
Of course as Is always tho case, the
claims .put forth for the Invention were
regarded by many skeptically, but the
piesent generation Is seeing frequent ovl
dehce IniHurope that the Inventloh was no
wild dream, and the very Incident de
pleted In tho Illustration has been de
scribed more than one In tho news dis
patches, Generat Thayer built a small model of
his Invention out In Pnlrmount Park and
Imd It patented Tho model was only 30
feet long, but he proposed nt thnt tlmo to
build ono 1B0 feet long, and would hno
done no lind Congress furnished tho neces
sary funds. Besplto his deep Interest In
aviation ever slnco, General Thayer has
notcr made n Illght In the nlr.
The dlrlglblo ho planned was directed
not by a propeller, ns Is tho case with
tho Zeppelins, but by n high-speed com
pressed nlr generator, which pumped com
pressed air from tho fear of the balloon,
thus causing It to be driven In a forward
direction Oonernl Thayer bclloves It
possible that the time may yet come
when his method will bo ndoptcd In pref
erence to the propeller of tho Zeppelins.
Tho great obstacle In his way while mak
ing hla experiment!) 31 yearn ngo was tho
"high oost of ntu ml num. . Ills Idea was
. to" build tho cnvelopo "Or balloon part of
'tho, dlrlglblo of this matcilal, but nt that
limb aluminum wa-j quite expensive, and
could not bo obtained In large quanti
ties. Ho has never coated to regret tho fail
ure bf the United States to take up his
jirojcct tit tho time.
"Tho expenditure of $00,000 then might
havo put the United States ahead of tho
world In neronnutlcs today," ho i;ald.
Firc Destroys 15 Kesort Cottages
'"ANN'APOMS. Md. April 19. Fifteen of
the 21 cottages and tho Wnhoo Club house
I n Jtrurmci on mu jmy, .iuuul ui iuiii'h
from this place, mo In ruins from
l (Ire. The loss Is nbout $10,000. Sparks
. from a bonllro a mllo and a half nwny
started the blazo. Among those whoso
I property wns destroyed are lira. W I.
Woller, Mrs. Annlo Calllday, T. I Town-
Mnd. Br. Goorgo Hernlck nnd G. C.
) Graham, nil of Washington.
Brown Brothers & Co.
FOUXWn AND CtTKSTNVT STREETS
PHILADELPHIA
Commercial Letters of dedit
For financing purchases of
States and abroad, issued in
t -
PROMINENT
OTOPLAY PRESCNTATIO
I FAHFR X OUT -PUiST AND
i UlAlHK. INOA8TEIt AVENUU
D! ISTIN FARNUM in
"DII.N IJhAIlt"
I I D T? 13 T V X1KOAD AND
LlDLK 1 I , COLUMBIA
J. Warren ICcrrlffnn In "T.io Pool of l'lainn"
Added Alrnrtlort IVnnrls X. Ilonhmnn nnu
-Hwe!y Uajne In "I'ncler Rcal Ptnain '
Logan Auditorium nffiS,Av,
CARLYLE BLACKWELL in
the shadow or doi'dt-
ffl TCrF B2D AND XOCUBT
LiVOUtJ i ... .nn & 3!ln.
10c
Uveb. u:so, b, d:3ii. isc.
ROBERT WAmvirkTV fra.nvih nelson In
-jiujwj uuir twuuu '
i
Market St.
leatre
a -1'ITl M i iiun-T
Charles Ch
in "PasaerBy"
J
World Picture
iM JRAh"T.
ORPHEU
OERMAKTOW AND
CHEf-TlN AVSS
n nul 'Jt.. ir.r.n
uthI'! vijnir,ATnM
ORBNT i5nJ woodland .
-'"'ll faMr Mat.. 2. K. ffi to 11,
ARGfERITE SNOI
'nosEMAnY"
FfJ 12H MARKET TIft:ET
'Hi 10 A M I J WslS P M.
S.ULIJHE FREDER
"AUDREY '
PARIf R'1E AVE. DAUPHIN ST
1 " MAT 2:18. EVOP n;4.1 to 1.
CARLYjfe BLACKWELL in
'THE ftfADOW OK nC'IiT"
PRINCESS ,0,&3jggrnrp
Trlanl Ply Print
niII.IC HURKP In PEOaY"
eVe "Tli Olrl and the dim" every Thur.liy
RTAI TH GERMANTOWN AVE.
x""a"' LKJ AT TI'l.PEHOCKEN ST,
SESSUE HAYAKAWA in
'THE TYPHOON"
RFHFNT 1C31 MARKET STREET
zviiucii i iivuax voice orgax
IfBrollton REVEI.J-B and Marguerite SNOW
in "The Half MUlion Brib'e"
DITRY MARKET STREET
w , BELOW 7TII STREET
WILLIAM S. HART in
"MBLL S HIVOB31'
SHERWOODoaE
DUSTIN FARNUM in
THB CALL OP THP 'I11HKHT..VV1R'-
SAVOY
1S11 MARKET
t-TREBT
P4.THR PI'TUR"S PREUEVT
Florence Reed in 'Woman's Law
TIOGA "TK VENAKCO 8T8
MME- PETROVA in
-THB SOlfL MARKET '
VICTORIA MAPKKTST
V IV I J "V tX ARQVB NINTH
CHJItl.EH CHAPLIN Id 'CARMEN"
TOUU.ASii FAIRBANKS ln
THB HABIT OP HAPPINESS-
STANLEY MARK ABOVB 16TH
toNTiNious niargacnte v.tarKe in
A ' 13 RL 10
P'vn
yTrtt
ICK in
'MoUyMake,BeMeve
II.J5P. ta
EVENING LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL
isSsmTMScsi -rm
IlICHARD TRA.VERS
Tho Essnnay star, seen in many
of this company's releases on tho
U. L. S. E. program.
U. S. WOULD RECLAIM LAND
OF STANDARD OIL COMPANY
Files Suits for More Property in Cali
fornia Fields
LOS ANGULUS, Cal., April 13. Two
additional suits to rccocr oil lands In
Kern County, valued nt moro than $800,
000, were filed hero yesterday by tho Gov
ernment against tho Standard Oil Company
nnd eight others, In Its efforts to regain
oil lands alleged to have been tiled upon
after tho Tnft withdrawal order of Sep
tember 27. 1904, went Into effect.
SmuKRled Plumes to Be Destroyed
LAltUDO, Tex. April 10 A formal
order for tho destruction of E27 blrdi of
paradise feathers, valued at $0000, which
A. Kallmnn, a Now York Importer, was
nllegcd to havo Imported Illegally Into tho
United States from India, has been Is
sued here.
merchandise in i EJntttfd
Dollars, Sterling ahdFrancs.
WEST rilfXADELrilM
GRAND 82D and WAItKET STa
PEARL WHITE in
"HAZEL KIRKE" p "hels
HAND COLOI1ED
OVERBROOK 03D "&',
ni.
TORD AVE
Orrin Jnlnncsrtri ln
- -" U'Artagnan'
Adiptnl from -THE THREE MI'SKBTEERS'
j GARDEN SM SD2owoAV0
:30.
.ii.k-.VI)ER ni'Vll'
"DENISE"
EUREKA 40TH mai"et sts.
H. Cooper Cliffc nnd Dorothy
Green in "The Parisian Romance"
BALTIMORE " T and
. .tl. ruunsiORB ave.
MURIEL OSTRICHE in
'Th Dmirrhtnr rt lk. C I -k.L-
BEjOADWAY JD oreenway
f hrSZ ,. il AduU' ,0c! Chlldrea 8c.
i.uty amtstah cst
NORTn
BroSd-treet Casino DnERig'l0W
EVESTNO 7.13 AND I).
ARLINE PRETTY in '
"MI3H WAHRB.VB nitOTHER" OTHERS
CENTURY E,E AVE A MARSHALL
MATINEE DAILY
HERBERT KELCY and EFFIE
SHANNON in "THE SPHINX"
SOUTH
OLYMPIA DROAD AND
South PAlo, souvenir. PnEK at ill SSiti
Alice Brady '" 'The Woman in 47
NORTHEAST
STRAND ,STH AND 1BARD AVB.
WILLIAM FARNUM in
"Fighting Blood'V 0Ac 8ptcUI
m. btb "'"" Drama OTHERS
KENSINGTON
JUMBO FBONT AD
JUmDU QtHARD AVENUD
"THB RIVAL PILOTS s Parts
"A WOMAN'S PAST" 5 Parts
"BOMB FI.SII"
NORTHWEST
Susquehanna T,suAs5uEl7i7NT
RnxiU RnrriarnlA n "TB WST
AVE.
Bessie Barriscale
vi--a fin.
Trlaajrle K-ytnn CHESTER CONKLIN In
"CINDERS OP LOVE." S PartV
JEFFERSON 2aTU ?mil
MARY MILES MINTER in
LOVELY MARY"
Weekly Prpgrama
Appear Every Moodar la
Motion Picture Cixart
-3
I -V! DhfXm
NSW"
TMffl
PEARL WHITE NEARLY
KILLED IN FILM WORK
While Making Episode of "The
Iron Claw" Actress Meets
With Narrow Escape
By the Photoplay Editor
Pearl White! Iicrolno of l'athc'n "The
Iron CIaw," camo very near to tal.lng ono
chance too many on March 14. Sheldon
Lewis, ptnylng tho Iron Claw, was to
stand on tho running board of an automo
bllo (tolng at hlfrh sliced and without any
let-up In sliced seize Miss White as she
stood In the road nnd throw her Into tho
tonneau, Director IMwnrd Joe planned
to (ret some Individual with boiler plate
ribs and cast-Iron nerve to "double" for
her, but she wouldn't stnnd for It. 'The
scenario specifics me for the stunt, doesn't
It?" she said. "Well, It's twine to bo
met" The stunt uas pulled off. The re
hearsal was perfect; so", satisfied, Mr.
Joso called "camera," nnd the car came
tearing down the road.
Mr Lewis was tired, however, from the
exertions of a day that would havo taxed
a dock walloper. He grabbed Miss White
and tried to hoist her Into tho car. Ills
muscles cracked nnd tho clns stood out
on his forehead Then his strength gavo
way and tho girl fell to the ground under
the wheels of the car, which shot over
her body. Cameraman Hon Struclsman
turned his head to avoid seeing tho ap
parently Inevitable tragedy, but kept on
grinding his camera. Miss White's gown
caught In ono of tho wheeH of the car,
and In no time wa? twisted around nnd
around, dragging her for yards along
tho road. When tho automobllo vm
finally stopped and Mlsi White helped
to her feet, It was found that Bho had
miraculously escaped serious Injury,
but It took a doctor to fix up her cuts
and scratches
Viola Dana has been engaged b Metro
to play lends. For seveinl seasons Mits
Dana has been ono of tho most attract ho
features of tho I dlson companies' produc
tions. Tho chlclo for her first nppearanee
ns a Metro star has not been decided upon
as yet, but will bo announced In the near
future.
Francis X. Bushman returned from tho
South last week, whero Dlicctor .lack No
ble took aomo of tho scenes for the next
!IWfrGMMM
M
Quality release on tha Metro program. By
the bye, Mr. Bushman's contract 'With the
Metro expired on 'April 1G
When ' Clara Kimball Young starts
working for her own company she will
appear In film adaptations of the novels
of Itobcrt W Chambers, Gouvcrncur Mor
ris, Hall Calne, Ilex Hench. Charles Major,
Rdgar Allan Toe, 3uy di Maupassant,
Maurlco Maeterlinck and David Clraham
Phillips. It seems an If Miss Young will
havo plenty of big rolert.
Theatrical .Baedeker
,BROAt- 'The 'Woolnc oV l!e." with Liurette
Taylor nnd Phillip Mclvnl. A romMr hv
J. Ilnrtler Manner, of nn Amerlr-an girl,
who sttrts to untnngl ft houehold ml up
of nn i;iBllh relAtUe. Mr. Manners wrote
"rcR- o My iieirt."
LYRIC "Alone nt t.nnt," with Roy.Atwell,
Hnrry Conor, Ilty Torke nnn John
Charln Thoman, n operetta, with tn boon
adapted by Snlth nnd Herbert! mule by
I'ran Lehnr, An nmbltloui Vtenneve Im
portation of tho "Merry Widow" achool.
OARIHCK- "It Pun to .dwrtlne." with
Loulae Drew. Ornnt Mitchell ami Hen John
son. A novel farce with much fun In It.
PHOTOPLAYS.
STANI.T3Y Tuesday nnd Wednesday, "Molly
MnkiMlelleiP," with Marguerite Clark.
Thuraday. Friday and Hnturday, "Tho Red
Widow."' with John Harrjmori-.
ARCADIA Tuesday nnd Wednesday. "D'Artn
Ruan." with Orrln Jnhnon Thurrdav. I"rl
day nnd Saturday, "Tho Stepping Stone,"
with l'rink Kccnnn and Mary Roland
PALACR Tuesday nnd Wcdne-iday, "Audrey "
with Paulino Frederick Thur'day, Friday
and Balurdty, "Tho Heart of Paula," with
I.eonoro Ulrlch.
VICTORIA Tuesday. "Waifs." Willi Jane
Grey and William Desmond Wednesday
nnd Thursday, "The Habit ot Happiness '
with Douslas I'alrbnnks Friday and Snt-
jMviiinNnN
Kcncfick Zinc Corporation
tin Ilroidnny, New York t'lly,
Nollco Is hereby ulven that llldend No L"
nt ten rents (8,1(1) per share h.is been this day
declared by tho Hoard of Directors on th com
mon without nominal or lnr ilun capital
stork of KencHck Zinc Corporation, pimlilu
April !I0L'i, to holders of roonl April 1!1.M
Tronse.r bonks close nt !1 p in April SSd
nnd reopen nt 111 n. m. May 1st
ARTHUR DAY, Treasurer.
NVw York April lh(h linn
Till: (IHtAltD NAriONAI, llMv
l'hllnilelphla. April IN. llUR
Tllo Directors hae this diy declared a
dividend or eight Her ent. (Ko). tieo of tat
panh!u May I, 1IHG, to stockholders of record
nt tho closo of business April .'I, 11)10
Checks will bo mailed
CHARLES M AHIITOM.
Cashier.
niitncTQRV or accountants
Ccrllllcd PnMIn Accountant
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m
19, 1916.
urjy. "Th Hair a-MIUIon-DolIar mit,'
nllh Hamilton Revello Add4d attraction all
week, Charles Chaplin In his tmrleiou on
carmen "
VAUDEVILLE.
KEtTIf'SMary Bhaw In 'IThe Dickey DlnJ."
Amelia, Stone and Arm.ind KalMr. in "Ms'm
fello Caprice"! Hell Raker, Ituitey and
Hoyl. Tameo Knllyama. Ifownrd's. Animal
spectacle Corbttte. Bhepard and Donovan,
cwboM and urlbbln. Rice, Klmer nnd Tom.
GRAND Oruber'a Trained Animals. Ine
SJ5.9fu.'?r nr"' company In "Tha Girl From
Chllds' "t Thurber and Madison, Ryan and
Rla-es, In "OlsturMnir the reace"i Harry
Le Clair. Jllssee Rarera nnd Wood.
OLOI1B "Tho Maid and the Slommr," Nat
nsano and I company, Willie Zimmerman.
Ldwood nnd I Know, the Four Harmonists
lllpley and company. Wlnkel and Dean, Baby
Ann, Hartley nnd Tecan
CROSS KKYS rirst half of week. Klutlnu'a
Tralneil Animals, Resale Le Count. Clauds
Jnur and cnminny. Holdn nnd Graham,
Pratt and PralT, Dave. Roth Last half of
week, Klutlmc's Trained Animals, Harry
Krauts and company, kthe Three Rosalrs.jBlx
lolln Misses, Morlln, the Coter-Doulden
Trio.
Hl'RLESQUE.
UtIMONT'S Dumont'a MlnstreM, In satires
on matters of current Interest.
STOCK,
KNlriKt:nilOCKKn--',The Rrute." Tlrst
rhllndelphla presentation of Arnold Kum
mer a drama In three nets. A story nf the
trlanulo situation from a allghtly different
nJRlf 1-mlly .Smiley and John Varner In
the lendlnu roles
AMKltICAN--"Thc House Next Door." Tho
Anlne 1 layers, lth vlnrlnla Hennlngs and
ocorire Anlne, In this modern play,
City of Philadelphia
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Coupon and registered bonds, denominations
$100 and multiples thereof.
Price 102 and Interest, yielding about 3.85
Free of Pennsylvania State Tax and United States
Government
Legal investment for Trust Funds and acceptable
United States Postal Savings Dcosits.i
Current circular of tnveitment offeringM set
Graham 5c
Bankers
435 Chestnut Strcdt
PHILADELPHIA
slxcsii
building a six is toatisfy with
demand for well sigh miracu
roomy, luxurious seven passen
much Iowef tharany
superlative carJajossibfo only
of a huge prod
Model 8&f.o, t, Toledo
j-iniiiiitiiiumTin'iiniBBii' rii,T'fi"r,"T)iin,Pi
Pfftirfo Fire Menaces Oil Plant
CHESTER, Pa- April 19. A sparky
from a locornotlve set fire yesterday lol
waste oil In the meadows at the Sun Oil t
Company's Marcus Hook plant The fire
was spectacular and for half iin hour1
threatened the plant Locomotives pulled
a score 6f tank cars from the burning;
area.
VICTORIA THEATRE
MARKET STREET AROVE NINTll
ALL THIS WEEK
0 A. M to 11:15 p. M.
FIRST
AND EXCLUSIVE
Presentation
WQtld.Famed
Sicilian,
.RLIE
CWAPUN
In Dulevfuelin
I Dessauer's Symphony
And Wonderful Kimball Organ.
Income Tax
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