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rAaHINGTON, April 24. tn npproxL
1 66(rcltln ana towns or tne unuea
tho public school nulhorltlp. eo
rutins with the Bureau of Naturallra
l of th tlnltdstaiea Deoartrnent of
tabor, hare established evening school
fw tho foreign-born. Several municipal!
ties, with A keen realltatlon of the educa
tional deficiencies of the aliens, and appre
ciating the advantages to be derived
through their knowledge of English, hive
extended the period of Instruction to the
end of tho scholastlo year. In other cities
the nuthorltlea have signified their Inten
tion of maintaining the public schools as
tofig as there la any evidence of need,
According to reports received by tho
Bureau of. Naturalization, the public
school authorities of a large majority of
tho cities and towns which have engaged
In this stupendous campaign for citizen
ship preparedness have discontinued, or
lire about to discontinue, their classes.
Various causes arc assigned, but tho main
AUIlculty nppenrs to bo a lack of funds
compensation of teachers. To combat
t.V condition, patriotic public school
Uitchers and representatives of the prin
cipal organizations In many places have
volunteered their services to continue this
work until such time as proper appro
priations may be made.
In all of tho cities and towns now co
operating with the bureau, tho Intention
la to reopen the night schools at the be
frlnnlng of tho nutumn term. In other
smaller places the authorities have deter
mined to open night schools at tho be
ginning of the next scholastic year. Thero
Is contemplated In various cities a plan
whereby tho Rummer classes, which have
hitherto run from July 1 to August 31,
may open May 1 nnd continue until Sep-J
lemocr au.
Orcat results have already been accom
plished nnd greater are expected. Tho
Bureau of Naturalization since tho 1st
of last October has sent tho names of
more than 166,000 candidates for citizen
ship and their wives to the public school
authorities of tho country.
POLICE SURGEON ATTACKED
Dr. John Wnnamakcr Receives Injury
While Aiding Victim of Ruffians
The good Intentions of Dr. John Vnna-
mttkor, 3d, City Hall police surgeon, when.
ne attempted to givo nrsi-aui treatment
to a man who had been attacked by a
crowd of rufllanH yestenlny morning
near 15th nnd Market streets, cost the
physician a gash under his left eye. when
he was fallen upon by the members of
tho fight party, who had become enraged
when he came to their victim's aid.
Following the first attack, the physician
rose to his feet and warded oft their at
tack until Reserve Policeman Caldwell ap
peared. Thrco men. who were arrested by
the policeman, accused of attacking Dr.
Wanamaker, are: Henry Selbert, of 1017
Filbert street; John Carrlgan. of 1618
Slgel street, and John Boyd, of 2536 South
Bancroft street, They will have a hearing
today.
EVENING
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F ALIIA3IHRA ' Ch",f.",,!!!"n' ,n Charfwi Chilplln. In Charles Chaplin, In Paullne Frederick In raullno Frederick. In Paulino Frederick. In
f. carmen Carmen Carmen Audrey Audrey Audrey
" APOLLO " J.V?1rAr: ln Anna Held. In Marv Miles Mlnter. In Robert Warwick. In John Ilarrore, In William 8. Hart, in
The lUldera Madame La Prtnldente Lovely .Mary Human Driftwood Nearly a King Hell'a Hinges
ARCADIA Charlej Chaplin, In Charlea Chaplin, In Charles Chaplin, In Charlen Chaplin. In Charles Chaplin, In Charles Chaplin. In
' larmen Carmen Carmen Carmen Carmen Carmen
5 BELMONT 5,niiJRSISU,n Marie Doro. In Charlotte Walker, in Charlotte Walker, in Mary rirkford. In Mary Plckfnrd. In
. Diplomacy Diplomacy Out ot Darkneaa .Out of Darkneaa Toor Utle Pepplna Poor l.lttla I'epplna
. BALTIMORE Wi"i"VlFB-.,Vm.l,,n The Winced Idol Mlmon Anderson. In Ilillle Tiurke. In William Farnum. In Wlllard Mack. In
f A bolder oatn Crooked to the End The Mill on tho Flo's X Peggy The Hondman The Conqueror
," BLUEBIRD MTv&H2-ln Oln Petrnva. In Loulre Lovely. In Jullua Steser. In Violet Mersereau. In Mary Plckford. In
. Diplomacy What Will Teople Say! Tho Qrlp of Jealouiy The Illlndness of Love The Orcat Problem Poor Little I'epplna
BROAD ST. CASINO Mmi-t Olbson. In Edward'Coxen. In Carolvn Birch. In Crane Wilbur, ln Brvant Washburn. In Dlila Stratton. In
The Hidden I w Jn the shufne Uuaks Tho Love Liar The Splder'a Web Hnow Stuff
BROADWAY li"iZI,llU"r '" William rarnum, In The AUter Caae Ilohert Edejon. In Richard riuhler. In Ilillle tiurke, In
The Last Act The rtondman AH-Htar Caat nig Jim Oarrlty Rlghta ot Man t'eggy
CEDAR n,tBhe.hnKtit.V,n Mary Plckford. In Tm Hobart Iloiworth. ln Mary Miles Mlnter. In Florence Rockwell: Fell Geome Tleban. In
V, . The niackllat of the storm Country The tjea Wolf Lovely Mary In Love With Hla Wife The Itailaji
CENTURY Cha.I,s,5ft.l!r. ",ro Robert Warwick. In Pon of Pntan Muriel Ontrl-he In Ruth Roland, ln William Farnum. In
of Submarine D-2 Human Driftwood The Iron Claw Ry Who Hand? Comrade John righting Rlood
EUREKA I- ft'!"'1' In William H Hart. In Th Lillian Olnh. In Nance CVNell, In Jane droy. ln
3 . unaln Hell's Hlngea Fourth Eatate Daphne and the l'lrate The Wllch Let Katy t)o It
; FAIRMOUNT Franks X.nuhman. tn charlotte Walker; Trail Crane Wilbur. In Florence Rockwell- Fell Charlex Chaplin. In Charlea Chaplin, In
, The y all Iletvteen of the Lonciome Pine The Love Liar In Love With Ilia Wlto Carmen Carmen
' FRANKFORD r.H.5n'i Hei;.'.M.ni Anna Held. In Douglas Talrbanka, In Charlen Chaplin. In Charles Chaplin, in Charlej Chaplin, In
Madame l.a I rciiaema Madame La Presidents The Habit of Happlnen Carmen Carmen Carmen
B2D ST. ?,mJi?I5mS.rJ;rtI? Molly Mclntlr. In Mary Roland. In Jane Grey. In . Alice Rrady. In Henry icolker, In
' . Love a iromroada Her Great Hour The Trice of Happlneaa Man and Ills Angel The Woman In 47 The Warning
j B6TII ST. vVi'lhnYtinllt Fannie War., In Robert Ed-on. In Robert Edon. In onRtanre. Collier. In The Constance, Collier. In The
tortneoerenao ror the Defenae Dlr Jim Oarrlty Dig Jim Oarrlty Code of Marcla Gray Code of Marcla Gray
U GARDEN ThJ'sh.w'rinli'iit Harrl. Gordon. In Madame Ilelane, In Th. Vlctorv of Virtue Mary FullT. In. Florence Reed. In
t - - The Shadow of Doubt The Oval Diamond Alace Case of Mary Tage Strength ot the Weak The Woman's Law
t GERMANTOWN Co9i,XeM?i!.,i'lnr.whe Conatance Collier: The Hamilton Revelle. Int - Hamilton Revelle In John Rarrymore. In lohn Rarrymore. In
fi Code of Marcla Grey Code ot Marcla Grey The Half-million Bribe The Half mllllbn Rrlhe The Lot Bridegroom The Lost Bridegroom
GIRARD DTh.mar?v25iilr.e Carlvle Rlackwell. In Fannie Ward, in Hamilton Revile. In Alice Rradv. In Then John Emerxon. In
The Village Vampire The Shadow ot Doubt The Cheat The Trice nf Malice I'll Come Rack to You The Flying Torpedo
GLOBE Vr,r..,v.Qu2.Honn FIorence'Rockwell: Fell Robert Warwick. In Blanch Sweet. In Julliw Steger. In J Warren Kerrlaan. In
The Vital queetlon fn Love With Hla Wife Human Driftwood . The Blacklist The Wllndneea of Love The Oar Lord Waring
GRAND T-himnStI'riaJ. Harold Lockwood.. In Aubrey Munnon, In Mlgnon Anderson. In Margarita Fisher In John Maaon. In
I The Supreme Sacrifice The House of Scandal Inspiration The Mill on the Floaa The Miracle of Life The Reapgfa
: GREAT NORTHERN Dou Va"h,r'rbJJ11j,J,'ln'" Marl Walcamp, In Froncla X. Bushman. In Marv Plckford. In Murl! Ostrich. In Jane Orey. In
! , The Habit of Happlneaa The Flirt Tennlngton'a Choice Madame Butterfly By Whose Hand? The Mob
IMPERIAL The n.lttr S'lh.'s.'i.. Margaret atbn. In William Farnum, In Cyril Maude. In Nance O'Nell, ln Ralnh Kellard. In
. The Battle ot the Beiea The Hidden Law The Bondman Revelation The Witch The Treclou. Packet
IRIS E,'?h1 vri'WtrSlln Fannie Ward. In Norma Talmadge. In Pauline Frederick. In llous Petem. In Mae Marsh, la
The Km ot Hate Tennessee's Tartner Martha' Vindication The Spider Tha Closed Road Hoodoo Ann
JEFFERSON MTh'.'imSlil,, Robert Mantell. In Mabel Taliaferro. In u John Emerson. In Resale Rarrlscale, In Robert Warwick, In
. Tne ampire A Wlfe'a Sacrifice Her Oreat Price The riylng Torpedo Bulleta nnd Brown Eyes Human Driftwood
JUMBO f T,LordlrjohI!!l. 'jn'mSii" "ryro s'n f Hndy Bar The Broken Law,, ' His World of Darkness Graft Mth Episode Mlsa Blossom
r , , I Lord John Journal Lemonade A Ida Cupid The Haunted RU Uncle Ham at Work The Honor to Die The lwr of Life
i LAFAYETTE ThTiHometd F,Wk SJrMan. In Marguerite i NWholi. In; Robert Warwick. In Mary Plckford. In Charlotte Walker- Trail
nuia nomcsnaa The Struggle Witch of the Mountain' Human Driftwood Raga of the Lonesome Pine
LEADER For"-.!! T"".1.? "P1- ln Constance Collier! Tha Constance Collier: The Ethel "arrymnre. In Ethel Rarrymore, In
for tne oerense For the Defense Code of Marcla Gray Code ot Marcla Gray The Klis ot Hate The Klsa of Haia
LIBERTY BuUu'aSd'Brown'Eyes ,... I,w!n,AS!1, ,n r"orl ?V!?a.' ,n "-J1- ""Carrier. In Mabel Tall.f-rro. In Vera Slsson. In
""'"" "" fown -yea the Social Highwayman Drugged Water The Raldera Her Oreat Price The Larrlmore Case
LOCUST EtK! rf.7r?fff,n Ethrf Rarrnre. In Mae Marsh. In Norma Talmadge. In Hamilton Revelle In Hamilton Revelle. In
,v Th Kiss of Hat. The KIs of Hat Hoodoo Ann Martha' Vindication The Half-m)lllon Drib Tha Half-mllllon ! Bribe
LOGAN AUDITORIUM "Wffi ln I?f,, DarrUcale, In House Peterj. In Edwin, August. In Robert Ed.son. In Dougla, Fairbanks: jrl,
" The Raider Bullets and Brown Eye The Closed Road The Social Highwayman Rig Jim Oarrlty Picture In the Paper
MARKET STREET BjfB?fiVr0Hfln uWr-n.K,""n " " Robert Warwick. In Frank Sheridan. In Florence R.ed In .u Jullu Steger. In
" Big Jim Oarrlty The Pay Lord Waring Human Driftwood Tha Struggle The Woman' Law The Bllndnes of Love
ORIENT J!Fi Tuii pSni'ni JJanCrAcl".l5r'1-.,n UUWeUr.ln Dennian Thompson' Mary Mile Mlnter. In Bruce McRa. in
v Poor LlttU Ttpplna Poor Little Pepplna Hop, the Devil' Brew Th Old Homestead pimple The Chain Invisible
ORPHEUS Cbar'j".Ehlln' ,n Coarle Chaplin, la Charles Chaplin, In , Th Iron Claw Jane Orey. In Jane Orey. In
- t,rmn Carmen Carmen Ninth Episode Th Waif The Waif
' OVERBROOK W,yraim.8iH ln c,1,'o,ii?.4U0nv:ln John Emerson. In John Barrymore. In Tyrone-Power. In . Anna Held. In
t v Hell Hinge Her Bitter Cup Th Flying Torpedo Nearly a King lohn Needham' Poubl Madame La Pre.ldent
ij?aWlY3IPIA "?h.orirT'andfat'hErjiml TSa P'.rU.n? hJ,am Kathlrn William. In Pearl White, In Oerda Holme. In Robert Mantell. In
lSffi'T The Olrt and tha Qam Social Pirate No. 1 Th RoJarT The Iron Claw The Victory of Virtue A Wife' Sacrlhce
Blanche Sweet, In Blanch Sweet. In Blanch Sweet. In 4 Vallc Kfa- )a Wallace Reld, In Wallace Held, In
f " Th Sower Th Sowtr Th. Bower Th Loy Mask The Love Maak ThLoveMask
I PARK TTnfJifrih111 Clara Kimball Young. In Muriel Oatrleh. In . Maude Fyaly. in Marmierlte Clark. In Fannie Ward. In
Tha Blackllat Th Yellow Pasport By Whose Hand! The Immortal Flam Out of the Drift Th Marriage of Kitty
PKIMCESS "ThVa.l'ig.t'y.S- to H?!a,-"F.V4 g'JTritf ggSWd fc'g.vT ?$?&'?&& &&&tf8iijfa
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BIALTO iriJ.'riJKf.J'rKVi!. MrgurJU CUrk. In Mary Fuller In , Mary Plckford. In William S. Hart, la Pauline Frederick, In
t TbAa''l'IaCoaoc flic and Men Strength of th Weak The Foundling Hell' Hinge Blla DonnaT
MIMY JSX'nffitVt'JSi, -.J0,'u4,i.F',-rb,Vlka-.ta Houae Peter. In Haiel Dawn, la William S. Hart, ln Ethel Barrymore, la
vP Th Lout Bridegroom Tba flablt ot Happlae Th Closed Road Th Saleslidy y Th Aryan The Kl of Hal,
t SAVOY -fc-2iniA5lAShi-,.n BHa lU'll.to The Choru ' Bruc McRa. In Hobart Bowortn; In Robert Edeaon. ln Hamilton Revelle. In
''"' Th Social Highwayman Lady' Triumph The Chain Invisible Dr. Neighbor Big Jim, Oarrlty Th Half-mllllon Drib
" jtM EEWQOD Mar" !l!mnH1.nt"'' ta WTf.viC.lark ta Anna Held, ln Oeorg Jteban. tn Alio Brady. In John Barrymor. la
Mta""w PUnplM Stut Water Madam La, I'reildente The Italian. rb, Ballet Olrl Nearly a King
E IrflNTiRY ,UartP0i0, to,i ..Mrl, PIP- lD Mart Doro, In Marl Doro. Id ' Mart Doro. In Marl Doro, In
pr yaa- Xc Heart of Nora Flynn Ta Heart of Nora Flynn r Heart f Nora Flynn rh Heart ot Nora Flynn rh Heart ot NoraFlynn rhe Heart ot NoraFlynn
f wANP rStis&ffii&n T&ffgasrgarff &l&si$?& afag-ga-a Tu!af,agte-A?.,t StA
i SUSQUEHANNA A$&WBj& ?&S$li&t "WtikYt An"coBmrtir.ctor vnu-2g?3lS& &h$gy$5i
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p" a A Poor Uuli Ptpplna Poogl-UUPeppIo The Price. o UHic Carauo, C4rmR Parmeo,
k t"tiWti'i "'' WiWlipiS. Hart, la' I WUJla.Hrt. Ui L,..,Irothyph. In Dorothy Gl.h. la QlgaPetrovaJn Olga PeUov. In
k f miV i Jix?3. f T-a-waa iUitl Im, e LttU IKaoaac Plyt m We Pu5 With Flr
IF VAllTY IS A FAULT, WOMEN
ARE IMPROVING, ARCHEOLOGIST FINDS
. ' J
Dr. Clarence S. Fisher, of University Expedition, Re
ports They Had Mirrors Buried WitliThem
7000 Years Ago
"Woman was woman 6S0O years before
Christ, just as truly as she Is In the
twentieth century, only she was vainer
then than, now
This Is the discovery 6f Dr. Clarence
S. Fisher, director of the Eckley B. Coxe,
Jr., expedition to Egypt. Ho proves It
by tolling how he uncovered the sands of
Kgypt and found that women at Dcnderch
were burled with their mirrors In 6500
U. C.
Bronte mirrors, burnished until they
were as clear aa the glass mirrors of to
day, were used by the court beauties of
tho Pharoah family of Egypt, These
beauties thought when they died they
would need those mirrors when they woke
up. They wanted to look as beautiful as
possible. They wanted to enter whatever
hereafter there was with their hair prop
erly arranged, and they wanted to look
beautiful. They little thought they would
bo found In almost perfect state of pres
ervation 7000 years later, with their
Jowels and their mirrors, by a man from
tho United States of America, and con
nected with the University of Pennsylva
PRINCETON SINGERS AT SHORE
Gleo Club Leaves Hot Springs for
Atlantic City
HOT SriUNClS, W. Va., April 24.
After spending Easter at Hot Springs tho
Princeton Gleo Club loft last night on n
special car for Atlantic City, where It will
give a concert tonight at tho Traymorc.
Owing to tho epidemic of measles at
Trlnceton their vacation will bo extended
and they will not return to college- till
May 1. Brsldo their concert Inst night
at the Homestead, tho dlco Club gave n
sacred concert yesterday afternoon In the
hotel lobby nnd all attended service In
the morning at tho First Presbyterian
Church, V where their voices were nn ac
ceptable addition to the Easter music
FARMERS BUILD UP ROADS
Help State Highway Bureau in Ches
ter (Jaunty
If tho roads ijmfr Tanguny, Chester
County, are not In excellent condition
within a month. It will not be tho Jnult of
tho farmers living there. They nro work
ing with the State Highway Bureau to
lay at least six miles of good rond In
that section nnd Improve others. Thirty
farmers do road work, while others give
monoy, carts and implements la sco tho
project carried out.
Tho fanners ngrced to help tho State
whon Superintendent Deaves announced
that ho was having gront difficulty In get
ting labor and equipment for tho work.
Roosevelt Third in Montana
HELENA. Mont. -April 2. Virtually
complete returns from all tho cities of
Montana and comprehenslva returns from
rural districts in the presidential prefer
ence primary election show that the vote
given Woodrow Wilson, unopposed Demo
cratic candidate, continues to exceed tho
combined voto of candidates of other
parties. Tho tcount last night gavo tho
President 8558. On the' Republican sidrt
United States Senator A. B. Cummins, of
Iowa, had 4640 and Theodore Roosovclt
1664.
LEDGER PHOTOPLAY CALENDAR
DVKlNa LteD&ER-PHtfrAftELPHlA, MOHBAY, APRIL' 24
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nia Museum, which they nover dreamed
would over be.
Doctor Fisher has made discoveries In
Egypt which havo etartled tho archeolog
Ists of the world. Lost year he uncov
ered a temple at Memphis, called the
Temple of Meremttnh, In which It Is be
llovcd Moses used to walk when ho was In
favor In Egypt. Recently Doctor Fisher
has returned there. He expects to con
tinue researches In the temple.
Another discovery Doctor Fisher made
at Dendereh was a nccklaco with camel
Ian beads bearing Inscriptions with tho
enrtoucho of Sesostrls. Sesostrls had al
ways bden more or less mythical He
had been reputed to havo conquered tho
world, but thero wero no rocords of him.
The Egyptians, told Horodotus of this
Pharoah.
Itecords show that lie or a king who
Is Identified ns Sesostrls under a different
nnme, did conquer Palestine and much of
Mesopotamia, but ha wns not nn Alex
ander tho Great. These beads, which
were found nround tho neck of tho woman,
may have belong to a daughter of a
Pharoah or to ono of his favorlto wives.
BRITISH SOCIALISTS SPLIT
Pacifist and Militarist Group Break
Up Into Separate Meetings
LONDON, April 24. Tho opening of the
fifth nnnual conference of tho British So
cialist party at Salford yesterday wns
maiked by turbulent scenes resulting from
tho passage of a resolution to exclude tho
press. Thirty delegates left tho confer
ence and wont to Manchester, Where they
Issued a manifesto condemning tho reso
lution as tho climax of a determined at
tempt to subordinate the policy of the or
ganization to "a pernicious antl-natlonal
pacifism, at a time when wo arc engaged
In a lifo-and-denth strugglo with German
militarism and German atrocities."
Tho Salford conference continued in se
cret session and Issued a counter-statement.
Impugning the action of whnt It
called the "power section."
TO ABOLISH TOLL ROADS
State
Begins Survey of Lancaster
Pike on Main Line
Workmen of tho State Highway Depart
ment nro mnklng borings along tho Lan
caster pike between Pnnll and' Strafford,
beginning tho survey of tho turnpike or
dered In connection with tho negotiations
to free tho load from tolls.
Holes nro bored at intervals at the sides
and In tho middle of the roadway to as
certain Its character. Tho department
will base Its next offer to the turnplko
company on the result of this investiga
tion. Several weeks will ho necessary to
complete the test to Overbrook, the other
terminus of the toll road.
Colonial Soldiers' Huts Dug Up
NEW YORK, April 24. Forty-five huts
built and occupied during the "Revolu
tionary War by American and British
troops havo been dug up at Broadway and
203d street by Reginald Pelham Bolton
during a search to find materials to dec
orate the grounds of tho old Dyckman
mansion, which shortly will bo turned over
to tho city as a historical park.
ENGLISH ARISTOCRATS
MAY HAVE TO SELL
MAGNIFICENT ESTATES
Demands of War Too Heavy
Financial Strain to Allow
Proper Maintenance
MAKE FARMS OF THEM
LONDON. April 26. The nrlntocratle
owners of England's famoui country es
tates, comprising thousands erf Idle acrei,
today aro selling their holdings because
tho war has pinched them financially. This
Is believed to mean that tho Idle land will
be broken Into small holdings and that
Engnnd will become nn Important agrl
cutural nntion.
Theso grnnd country mnnors, castles
and mansions, on Immense reiervcB of
kiln Innd, have been famous for centuries
at deer parks, shooting preserves, Inuds of
the fox hunt, golf nnd fishing. Today thev
aro a drug on tho market.
The current Issue of a well-known Brit
ish real estate mngazlno today carries
ID solid pnges of closely printed adver
tisements, asking purchasers or tenants
for more than 60,000 acres of sporting es
tates nnd Innumerable country scats
throughout Engtnnd, Scotland nnd Wales.
llonl cstato exports, with an cyo on the
future, declare tho largo estates will In
most cases fall of sale or lenso: that they
must be split ln,to smaller tracts and sold
for agricultural purposes. The fox hunt
and tho grouso moor will never again bo
so popular ns they wero beforo tho war,
say tho exports.
Hero Is a sample ad of tho properties
now on tho market:
"Historic manor house In tho Western
Highlands. Thirty bod nnd dressing
rooms, several reception rooms. Delight
ful matured old grounds. Ten thousand
acres of shooting. For sale or moderato
rental "
Tho ad continues to explain that ono
season's shooting on tho game pretrnes
has been 7000 pheasants, 600 partridges,
160 hares, 1600 rabbits nnd many wood
cock, duck and snipe.
Any person In America who has gar
norod wealth mnklng munitions, or othor
wlso, could lenso n real castlo on n long
tlmo contract at vory moderato terms
This castle. Its ad. declares, Is charm
ingly located on a pretty loch and Is sur
rounded by a vast nportlng cstato of
14.000 acres, 11,000 of which consists" of
one of tho bost grouso moors In Scotland.
The best slngln bag of grouse thus far
has been 750 brace. Thero also Is ex
cellent salmon fishing nnd golf links. The
ad makes no mention of agriculture
With hundreds of thousands of men
released from tho army after demobiliza
tion. Britain must find a placo for them.
Thoso who have lived In tho open nlr
will not return to desks In stuffy olllces
and Indoor civilian occupations of tho
past. They will Insist on continued open
nlr, according to thoso who arc now mak
ing a study of tho situation. What were
grouse moors and hunting estates of tho
pre-war period most probably will bo tho
agricultural homes In tho post-war era
of thousands of mon who havo carried tho
guns.
That England, Scotland and Wales will
bo much nearer tho soil long beforo tho
next flvo years Is over is tho firm and
widespread conviction in England.
Two Railways Grant Wage Increase
HARRISflURO. April 21. The Valley
Railways Company and tho Hnrrihburg
Railways Company today granted a vol
untary Increase of 1 cent an hour to nil
classes of employes.
GENIUS AND BEAUTY
i L- 1B
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lr i lrf H
They nro tho property of Cecil D. do Mlllc, director, and Mario Doro,
star, both of the Lnsky studios. Here they nro explaining various
matters to one another that bear on the production of "The Heart of
Norah Flynn," which comes to tho Stanley today.
BARNUM AND BAILEY'S GIANT
DIES AFTER MIDGET'S WEDDING
Hugo, Eight Feet Four Inches Tall,
Stricken With Pneumonia
Ni:W YOItK, April 24 Huro, tho "tall
est mnn In tho worlil" anil the Riant of
Ilnrntim & natley's Circus, died yesterday
lif ttncumonla In the Wlllard Parker Hos
pital, one week after ho had been best man
at tho wedding of Mr and Mrs. Joseph
FranclM Short, tho diminutive clown nnd
snnko charmer of the circus. Tho "tallest
man," whoso only name, oven to1 tho circus)
people, was Hugo, was clttht foot four
lnchot high and normally welched about
530 pounds. This wns Ills first season
with Darnum & Bailey's, for whom he
was acquired by their agents In Italy, his
horns. He was 47 years old nnd had not
been In (food health for somo time.
It ln said thnt Hiiro was homesick for
sunny Italy, and his "pal" among tho
show people was Count Pauccl, tho small
est living mnn, also an Italian, with whom
ho spent hours when off duty, talking In
their native tongue and playing chess.
Ho was not the original giant, Hugo. Tho
original Hugo was his brother, both of
them moro than eight feet tall.
Theatrical Baedeker
ADELI'III "A Pair of 811k Stockings." with
Sum Sothern and Eva Leannrd-tlnne. A
com-dy by CjrII Harcourt dealing with tho
troubles of n divorced man who Is still very
much In love with hla ejc-wlfo. Sho has
hnother old ndmlrcr and chancr hrlnan tho
three together again under nmmlnK rlrcum
stunceei Wlthrop Amca la tho producer.
FOItnEST "Whoa. Phoebe," the nnunlpn
ductlon nf tho Musk nnd Win Club ofMho
University of Pennsylvania. Tim jcBiilnr
Ennter week society attraction.
LITTLE THEATIIE "Thn Secretary." by
Thomas McKenn. Presented by members of
tho Stag)) Society nnd Plavs nnd Players.
Kcry nlBht except Thursday
IIIIOAD "Grumpy," with Cyril M-iudc Tho
return engiiKement of the clenr c hitrnctcr
nctor In his famouB rolo ln Messrs. Pcr
clval nnd Hodges' nttrnctKe play.
WALNUT "Iint In New York." by Leonard
Grover. A comedy-melodrama of crooks,
villains nnd n heroine
LYRIC "Alone nt Last." with Hoy Atwell.
Hurry Conor. Lctty Torkn nnd John Chnrtea
Thomas An operetta with tho book ndiipted
by Smith nnd Herbert! muilo by Frnni l.e
hnr An ambitious Vlenneno Importation of
tho "Merr Widow" school
OAllHICK "It Pam to Advertise." with
s ?P ril ' -9 r.O fev.jd3l -r
Cgffipg
JmSm BoSm Conwamu
Tnp following theatres obtain their pictures through the STANLEY Rooking
Compnny. which Is a guarantee of curly showing of the finest product
ion. All pictures reviewed before exhibition. Ask for the theatre In your
locamy obtalidn" pictures through the KTANLEV IIOOKINO COMPANY.
a I II MDD A 12th. Morris i rsyun, A e
Al MAnlnKA Mat Dally ut '!; Evf" . 7 & l
rUiUttlllUlUl y'j.,,,; raromTt Pictures
Charles Chaplin in "CARMEN"
ARCADIA
CHESTNUT
UEIX3W 10TK
CHARLES CHAPLIN In CAIIMI..S
Alio DOUGLAS FAIRRANKB In
THE GOOD I1ADMAN"
A nrtl I r BUD AND THOMPSON
APOLLO MATINEE DAILY
TrianRle H. B. WAKNfcK in
"THE RAIDERS"
BLUEBIRD "00 -NonT" DnoAD ST
PARAMOUNT Presents
MARIE DORO in "Diplomacy"
BELMONT ?4
Evgs. 0
B2D ABOVE MARKET
Mats. 1:30 & 3 30. tOc
Evgs. O:!10, H, 0:30, Inc
MARIE DORO in "Diplomacy"
ooth and rpnAR
PAiMJfoiwr
CEDAR AVE.-"1-'-'"- THE.VTKB
BLANCHE SWEET in
THE BLACKLIST"
FAIRMOUNT MTU &m av
mKC,rJTKffi',,AWK
April 2H and 20 CHAPLIN In "CARMEN"
FRANKFORD " f"anaSe
ANNA HELD in
"MADAllE LA PRESIDE.STE"
56TH ST. Theatre 3
Fannie Ward in 'For the Defense'
S2dSt.
r3d & Mats. S-3 130 5c
Hansom Evgs Oi30 to tl lOo
intB-nrr-A'S OHEATEST VAMPIRE ACTRESS
MARIE EMPRESS 'cr'ad-.
GERMANTOWN B508TO
Paramount Picture Constance Collier In "The
Code of Marcla CJr&y ' Added Attraction, 'The
Strange Case of Mary Page," lath Episode.
"! i-itH? 6UTJI & MARKET 2:I5-T-9.
bLUDCi 1 15.000 KIMBALL OHO AN
VIRGINIA PEARSON in
. "THE VITAL QUESTION"
in A DTI AVENUE THEATRE
jlIVrAIJ- 7TH AND O.IRARD AVENUE
Trio no U Double BUI BESSIE BARRISCALE
and WM. DESMOND la "Bullets and Brown
Eyes." "The Village Vampire'' Comed.
i M-tlii. BKAD 8T. ERIE A
Ureal iNortnem oermant-n aves.
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in
'THE HABIT OF HAPPINESS'
IRIS THEATRE 8"a ifSww
ETHEL BARRYMORE in
THE KIS8 or HATE"
IMPERIAL Theatre &?.,
LILLIAN GISH in
THE BATTLE. OP THE BEXES"
LAFAYETTE M" AvlSuWOTON
DENMAN THOMPSON in
-THE OLD HOMESTEAD"
191G.
....if
Iiulse Drew. Grant Mitchell and Hen John
son. A noted farco with much fun ln It.
PHOTOPLAYS.
STANLEY All week. "Tho Heart of Nora
Klynn," Mlth Mnrlo Doro. A charming
story with Mlsa Doro ns nn Irish housemaid.
Thli is annlvcrsnry week at this theatre.
AltCADIA All week. "Tho Good Bad Mnn."
with Douglas Fairbanks nnd llesslo Lojc.
Added attraction. Chrales Chnplln, In his
"Burlesque on Carmen.'
PALACE Monday, Tuesday, nnd Wednesday,
"Tho Nower." with Blanche, Hweet Thurs
day. Friday ami Haturday. , "Tho t-nvo
Mask." with Wallace Held and Cieo Rldgc
ley. VICTOIHA Monday and Tuesday, "The
Aryan," with William H. Hart. Wednesday
nnd Thursday, "Llttlo Meene's, Ilomnnce.
with Dorothy Glsh nnd Owen Moprc. 1-rl;
day nnd Saturday, "Playing With lire."
with Olga Pctrova.
LOCUST Monday nnd Tuesday, "Thn Klsi
of Hato." with Ethel Barrymore. Wednes
day. "Jloodnn Ann," with Mae Marsh.
Thursday. "Martha' Vindication." with
Norman Tnlmago, Seena Owen nnd Tully
Marshall. Friday and Saturday, "Tho Half
Million Dollar llrlbo,'' with Hamilton lie
veils nnd Marguerite Snow,
BELMONT Monday nnd
y nnd Tuesday, "Dlplom
le rnrn. Wednesday nnd
ney," with Mnrlo Doro.
Thtirsiljiv. "Out nf thn Drifts." with Mttr-
Juerlte Clark. Friday and rinturday. "Poor
lltlo Pepplna," Avlth Mary Plckford.
STOCK.
KNtCKEnilOCKEIl "Kick In." .First local
presentation of Wlllard Mnck's drama, with
the Knickerbocker Plasers. It tolls of tho
deslrn to reform of a couplo of ex.convlcts
who nro hounded by the iratlco owlne to their
past record.
VAUDEVILLE.
KEITH'S Mildred Mnrombcr. ln "Holiday's
Dream": Clauds Dllllngwater nnd .Company.
In "Tho Decision of Governor Locke": Ilolle
lllnnche, voenllst. Comfort nnd King, tho
Hit Sehlovnnls, nymnnsts: The Threj Va
Krants. Milton nnd l)e Long Hlslers, Geomo
Oulgley nnd Eddlo Filzgernld, ltny Harrnh
and Compnny.
OIIAND "Tho Olrl In tho Gown 'Shop." Kelly
nnd Galvln. llose nnd Carmello I'onzcllo,
Fred Knowles nnd Mnzlo Whlto, Hoy and
Arthur, lloso Comedy Docs.
GLOII1J "Miss Hamlet." Crossman's Ilnnlo
Friends. Walter Johnson nnd Company, Car
roll Ulsters, Louis' Dogs and Monks. Her
nard Shaw, Ford and 'llnley. Grnr Dunlmr
nnd Company. Chnrles, Tho Three Rossalres.
CIIORS KIJVH First Inlf of tho week, "Tho
Lonesome Lassies." Zimmerman und Com
pany, Norwood nnd Hall, Evans Misters,
Itlpley nnd Company, Cecil Eldrcd and Cnrr.
L.ist half of the week. "The Lonesome Ln
Hles." Vohb nnd Hurni, Coogan und Cnrr.
Kennedy nnd Company. Crowly nnd Camp
bell. Tho Three Alex.
HUltLESQUE.
DUMONT'H Dumont's JllnstreH, In satire on
matters of current Interest.
PROMINENT
OTOPLAY PRESDNTATIO
I FAnm FORTY-FIRST AND
lilI LANCABTEU AVENUE
FANNIE WARD in
"FOR THE DEFENSE"
L1RFRTV BROAD AND
1 1 , JTC. 1 I COLUMBIA
BESSIE BARRISCALE in
"BULLETS AND BROWN EYES"
Logan Auditorium nn5&n Ave.
H. B. WARNER in
"THE HAIDERS"
I API TCT B2D AND LOCUST
VUUtJ 1 Mats 1:30. & 3:30. loe
Evgs., 0:3(1 8, 0:30 I5c.
Ethel Barrymore ,n TPoPTiati?
Market St. Theatre f MAS?.?f?ET
PATHD Present
ROBERT HDESON In "BIU JTWtaABRITY"
Sea ICillAFT' every Wednesda;
nRPMlTlIM OERMANTOWN AD
u,irria.uivi i cheltenaves.
Charles Ehaplu in "CARJWEN"
Added Attrul "SUafnge Case opfy Page "
IRTPT-T & WOODLAND AVE.
fv'-, ' CONTINUOUS 1 TO 11.
MARY PICKFORD in
PtR LITTI-B PEPPINA"
1214 MARKET STREET
10 A. M Kw 11:13 P. M.
CHE SWEET in
THE SOWERS"
PARK
IE AVE. - DAUPHIN ST.
MAT 2.15 EVOB. 8:45 to 11,
Paramount BLANCHE SWEET
In " THE BLACKLIST"
PRINCESS "'ItS?"
METRO. Presents FRANCIS X BUSHMAN &
BEVERLY BAYNE In 'The Wall Between."
See 'The Girl and The Game" eery Thursday
RIATTfi OERMANTOWN AVE.
IVl.rt.l 1 AT TUU'EIIOCKEN BT
Wallace Reid and Cleo Ridgley
In 'THE GOLDEN CHANCE"
DFPFMT 1031 MARKET 8TREBT
I.VJC1I J, HUMAN votott ORGAN
House Peters & Barbara Tennant
In 'THE CLOSED ROAD"
RI1RV MARKET STREET
- O I BEIJW TTJf STREET
JACK BARRYMORE in
'THE LOST BRIDEGROOM"
SHERWOOD5
MARY MILES MINTER in
DIMPLHS"
SAVOY
1211 MARKET
STREET
SiinY. EDWIN AUGUST
In 'THE SOCIAL HIOHWAYMAN"
TIOGA mu ANU VENANGO 8T3
MARY PICKFORD in
"POOR LITTLE PEPPINA"
VlTTflBI A MARKET ST.
1 I VK1H ABOVE NINTH
THosi WM S HART1d!t"b
Preaeota VY1VI. t. nVTV 1 ARYAN"
Added Attraction, Triangle Keystone Comedy.
STANLEY URKET ABOVE J8TH
continuous MARIE DORO in
llslB a. B. to "THE HEART OP
tt.to ?. m. nora ruvnr
ref e.
BLAfi
Ritin
MARIBltoRaHlAKElA
CHARMING NURSE MID
She Plnys fin Irish qijrl in 'Th
Heart of Nora Flynn,'' tho
New Lasky-Paramount
Film
By the Photoplay Editor
"The Heart of Nora riynn." n Lnsky Para
mount film In five parts, directed by Cecil
Do Mllle. Helen sed today, nnd playing all
week at the Stanley Theatre
Nora Marie Dortf
Nolan Elliott Dexter
The Husband Ernest Joy
The Wife) . Lot .May
The Man Edward West
Sure, It's always the Irish lhat liava
tlmo for a bit of lllrtlng. and Norn Flynn
was Just aR Irish ns her name, llut for
nil that she never deserved to get In nil
tho trouble sho Old, merely bccaUso out
of tho goodness of her heart she protects
tho good name of her mistress by taking
her Indiscretions on herself.
ln "The Heart of Nora Flynn," tho
now Lasky-l'nramount film which will
piny all this week nt tho Stanley, ono
feels lhat there Is too much excellent act
Ing, wonderful lighting and clever direct
ing spent on such a thin story It Is
the merest excuse for a plot, yet Cecil Do
Mttlo has put his genius so thoroughly Into
It that It haa becomo n delightful photo
play. The lighting Is most artistic. Tho vision
"cut back" scenes, which nro so numer
ous that ono reviewer remarked during
tho picture that all the characters seemed I
to havo second sight, nro placed so clever
ly that tho picture Is unique One vision
Is on tho top of a tabic and shows a whole
estate Another la a most nttrnctlva I
llttlo house, thrown on tho door of tho '
motor car. Clever photography In tho ex
treme. Mario Doro In charming to look Upon
and equally delightful 111 her acting. She
Is rapidly becoming a finished screon ac
tress, something alio decidedly was not In
"The Wood Nymph," for tho Tlrnngle, or
"Diplomacy" for the Famous Players.
The whole supporting cast Is cxcollont,
but tho real honors go to tho adorablo
children whom Miss Doro Is BUpposed to
play nurso to, They are natural and
pretty.
As tho finale to the filming of "Sultana,"
which Dnlbon has Just completed, a bier
nlx-pnsenger touring car was sent over
tho cliffs nt Point Flrmln recently. II
dropped 200 feet nnd broko up In mid
nlr most spectacularly, as a result of tho
ganollno tank's explosion. Norman Man
ning superintended tho stunt.
Paulino Harry, who Is a Into recruit to
tho Fox players, Is a musician of moro
than ordinary ability. She Is n remarka
ble violin player Slio has looked into tho
subject and says that thero nro only nbout
GOO known violins, violas and 'cellos In
existence mndo by Antonio Stradivari and
that these aro scattered over the world,
owned by persons who havo no Idea of
their vnlue.
Gall Kano nnd her supporting play
ers, under tho direction of Frank Powell,
are working for tho next two weeks nt
a point off Sandy Hook, Njow York, where
tho groat JCew York Bay meets tho At
lantic. A number of small boats nnd a
large uca-golng tug havo been chartered
for tho period by the World Film Cor
poration. "Tho Other Sister" Is tho title
of tho plcturo nt present occupying thi
Hqultablo CHrl's attention.
Hotel Mon Give Dinner-Dance
"Tho Ureoters ot Philadelphia," an or
ganization of hotel mon, will give a dln-ner-diinco
tonight at the Hcllowte-Strat-fnrd
Supper will bo served at midnight
and dancing will follow until sunrise to
morrow. WEST PHILADELI'IIIA
HRANFl C-D AND MARKET STS.
vvfn-' AT daily, s p. m., bc.
?i?5i'1c, Robert Warwick in
"THE SUPREME SACRIFICE"
OVERBROOK C3D i!?v
WM. S.HART in
"HELL'S HINGES"
flARDFISI C3D lansdowne ave.
VaII-t MAT. 2. EVC1.. Oi30,
EQUITABLE j
lyle Blackwell
Presents -
adow of Doubt"
A 40TH t MARKET STB.
IDA SCHNALL
UNDINE"
ALTIMORE
rOTH AND
BALTIMORE AVE.
EVENING 0:15 and 8:43
WILLIAM FARNUM in
gOLDIER'H OATH" OTHERS .
BROADWAY B2D greenway
l.y .- VY l Adults lOo; Children Bo "
eae Barnscale in "The Last Act!
"Cinders of Love"
NORTH
Broad Street Casino imoAjgl0W
MATINEE SilTO EVENING 7 and 0.
MARGARET GIBSON In
"THE HIDDEN UIV'-S Part.
jn vj fsaV
--3Sjtrcc--vsn.
mm
in "The Sfi
EURiTK
S in "
;0
"OHI OH I HENRY" OTH
PFNTI IR Y ERIE AVE MARSHALL
VyJ11UII MATINEE DAILY
CHARLES RICHMAN in .
"The Hero of Submarine D-2"
hOUTJI
OLYMPIA nnAD AND
Vl a 111 1A BA1N11RIDGE STS.
HOME OF TUB J.ATUST AND UK8T PIlQtO
I'LAYB IN SOUTH PlL-lDPfA
TOMORROW "THE GIRL AND THE
GAME" Last Episode.
NORTHEAST
NORTIIWEST
JEFFERSON sr w.ahw
MADAME PETROVA in '
"THE VAMPIRE" Metro.
SiisniipriRnTift theatre ijth '
ousquenanna busQUEHANNA ave.
ESS ANAY LILLIAN DREW and a OAL
VERT In "VULTURES OP SOCIETY," S parti.
THE ACCUSING EYE"- """v
THE STRANGE CASE OP MARX PAGE"
KENSINGTON
niMRD FRONT ST. AND
J U IY1 U U GIRARD AVENUE
THE GIRL AND THE GAME." 14th. EdUo4
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