G:t,UBMEN HERfe COtJLD ADD
NOTABLE FORCE TO U. fi. CAVALRY
EVSHINQ LEDGR-PHILADBLPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1916
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. i ten TTrt All l"2rMir1
inimABJi w lucnj ... vuuu
ftfders, Soon Might Be
Shaped i1!10 ouonS mm-.
jjirywu
Scheme of Hunters Forming
Ikecfiived 850 of Beat
ptfses Available
KMjpeclac!o of hundreds of society and
KsfTmen riding into uome on itom umi.
iSilhs bet In tho nation 4i.ny not prove
leLih dream It now scoma It war should
. , .i . n h nnvernment's neeo-
W.W.mV other country.
SlM&dent wealth who ride over tho hllM
KlnstTdent wealth Who rue over me. nun
Tuft tf Iteynard Jn winter and play
iflh iumm6r could enlist and orgahUe a
C;t Viiment of cavalry, UBlnK their own
ZA.i-.ik for the purpose.
ffKu .iimreotlori was received with much
Kwby the men of tho hutitlnff and polo
-in nnd around Philadelphia today.
5ft, 'tine accord they approved It, nnd said,
w.U.i,i -..refill tralnliiK of regular army
m thV could he organised Into n regl
5S of ca-nlry which wbUld prove as
Snout i and as efficient ns tho old Hough
Srneir horses, thoy pointed out, aro bred
fctiie hardest Kind of usage, ana coum
Stortand tho hardships of military life
Iw.Khavinff onco boon acclimated. Tho
S?..j.ir.hia. men voiced their approval
SualmouMy, and should tho sporting not
sknyda-oout tho country take tho same vlow.
Bis Mid several regiments bt "crack" cav
Sr could bo formed to rclnforco tho regu-
IkTcavalry, which, llko every other unit In
to military organization of tls country,
Jcnall and weak,
EFFICIENT MOUNTS,
: ian as outlined la simple. In tho
went of war, say with Mexico, tho mon
'eould MP thcti- horses to tho border under
Se supervision of tho Government. Doth
m men and horses would bo trained and
Silled to a high state of efficiency. Many
V, ii. men. such as William J. Clothier.
milntala stables of 30 horses and more.
f Theiextra horses. It Is pointed out, could
hi ridden by the grooms, farmhands nnd
Wbla boys In tho employ of the man,
nftder his personal supervision. Thus n
Walter' anu ms men wuitiu uu iiuiui, imu
rtjuts aa la tho olden days with tho only
tauiW that they would bo of tho samo rank
ferlvftte,
fe The horses, nsldo from tho fact that they
llrt too (valuable to provldn targets for
luum dinners, aro Ideal for tho purpose.
Sflii huntsmen say. They aro accustomed tb
fill lorU of rigor and hardships and would
Itou up wonderfully well, ovon hotter thnn
lame of tho horses used by tho regular
4Mlrymen. Tho nvorago distance trav
Itwd by (the hunting horses In tho course
it I dy s fox chnno at tho suburban hunt
?elabi la from 20 to 30 miles. On Homo
foJcMlons tho hunt totals 40 miles.
fi.Durlng tho chase tho horses are con
Klintly galloping nnd Jumping over fences,
Slrook and all kinds of rough ground. At
ElnUrvals thoy 'aro given short rests or
IVtlis. ffho polo ponies go at a terrtnc rate
Binrlnt: a hard contest. Thoy aro accustomed
i flli, Violent collisions and other hard-
piilps. So It can easily bo seon, tho hunters
joint out, that these mounts could stand
ittahardect kind of iuscj
WOMEN COULD HELP
J tony of tho women hunters, (vho aro
!t u good riders as tho men and who
ktt Just as good horses, could send their
. fonts toi the front under the yratchful eye
Ktttelr stable masters Tlio horsC3 coul
MiUn by their employe.!, this luca was
Itoofttorabiy received. Many of tho horses
fs(Jaot "rustlo" (got food for themsolvos
alrca the Dlalns). but It was said that hay
Mi feed could bo shipped to them from
(teat Southern baso.
IThey aro seven hunt and polo clubs In
fk suburbs close to this city. Their mom-
hrshlp lists contain tho names of men fa-
sous la every brnnch of Industry, profes
sion and sport. Officials of each of thoso
dubs voiced their approval of tho plan of a
iiuntmen's cavalry," nnd explained how the
proposition could bo carried out, Tho clubH
Me Chester Valley Hunt, rickcrlng Hunt.
Jkdnor Hunt, Rose Tree Hunt, Whltemarsh
Kunt, Eryn Mnwr Polo and tho Dovon Polo
'ftlubs.
f according to the figures given by officials
lf the clubs, tho cdmblned membership
Ibtals roughly about 850 men actively en-
jed In hunting and polo. Tho number of
corses owned by the huntsmen totals about
ISO.
CONFLICT AT PLATTSIJUnCJ
The. only objection tho mon had to the
entire, plan was that It might lntorfere
witn their plans for Plattsburg, or tho
b&ttleshlD reserve Mnnv nf. the men ho-
togtojthe City Troops, too. W. O. "Wll-
H seeretary of the Chester Valley Hunt
Club, of Which n. TVnn Hmlth I nronlilnnf
kwrtliy Indorsed tho Idea. "It Is excel
lent if it can bo carried out," ho said. "Tho
taea employed In tho larger stable could
rile the extra horses. Wo havo about BO
Bteea and 100 horses connected with our
roniD."
An Offleial of thft Tlrvn TVTnwi- "Pntrt r"!nS
3IIAO aSDrnVd nf thn alifri-nstlnn itn.l on 1,1
iro were about 30 men nnd 75 ponies,
flurry W. Harrison, tecretary of the Had
BJf Hunt Club, thought the Idea feasible.
.-wis Donjamm Chew, master of tho hounds.
llm) Indorsed It. "With hn tntnrln, nf
Ular army otneers, there is no reason
Bees U. S. as Peace Factor
John HVan&mfltrPir In nn nrirlrAci nf (ha
JJWtennlal celebration In St. John's Meth-
jtoMt, last night, said tho United States
jw bj a decisive factor in establishing
between tho warring Powers,
wnjerraany may be resentful concerning
to tounltlons we are sending to tho Allies."
'iffi. country has a right to sell tho
ifs munitions," Mr. Wanamaker said.
-wmany sow munitlofia to England in the
W war."
VAooordlnir in tii ...ni,.. a"1, ,
iwwifi , and th9 desre of aermany t0 mar.
iraer roods hern will rA-AalnHiicv. -iAnAi,
(! f!?03 .btween the two countries as soon
Sca established.
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why wo couldn't develop Into a highly em
dent organlialion of cavalry," Mr. chew
said. "The majority of r.ngland's cavalry
was formed from the hunting set, and they
havo done wonderful work. If the work
at I'iMUburg, th City Troops or other
organisations to which the men may belong,
does not interfere, the Idea would be excel
lent." Tho nadnor Club has about 200
men and 250 horses.
WOULD SEND HOUSES.
Samuel J. Iteoves. secretary of the Pick
ering Hunt, also thought the Idea good with
the exception that the other preparedness
moyements might Interfere.
"For Instance,'' ho said, "I am thinking
of taking the cruise with tho navy, but that
doesn't Interfere, as I could send n man in
my place. Tho horse Could Btand the life
eaRlly, as n good hunter la a tough proposi
tion." Thomas Stokes, socrotary of the 'White
marsh Hunt Club, and Clarence M. Kline,
of Smith, Kline & French, also a member,
both indorsed the Idea ns excellent. They
also spoke of the possible Interference of
tho other camps. Mr. Bralth said If tho
plan was over carried out he would ride
his Might tilrd.
Tho Whltemarsh Club has about 110 men
and 150 hoVacs. Tho Devon Polo Club, of
which C. Hartman Kuhn Is president, has
about 50 men nnd 75 horses, while the Hose
Tree Pox Hunting Club has about 100 men
and 100 horscB,
AMERICAN GUILD OF ORGANISTS
Thlrty-sovonth Public Service. Has
Notable Antliom Program
Sncrcd rruu I a of notable quality and
novel arrangement wna tho substance of
tho program at tho thlrty-soventh publlo
service of tho Philadelphia Chapter of the
American Qulld of Organists, Tho service,
which took place last ovenlng at tho Memo
rial Church of St. Paul, Overbrook nnd
Lancaster avenues, Overbrook, concluded
the present highly successful season of tho
chapter.
The service was In tho form of a cycle
of anthems covering the festivals of tho
church year from Advent till Easter. This
Interesting series, comprised partly of
standard settings nnd partly of newer ver
sions, was especially selected as affording
typlcat treatments of texts. Intrinsically ap
propriate for various seasons of the church
year,
Bt, Paul'B excellent choir, under tho di
rection of Hollo F. Maltland, contributed
distinguished tone quality nnd preolslon of
technique to rendition of the anthems. Mr.
Maltland had his forces well In hand and
drew some very flno vocal effectsfrOm the
enrofuly drilled singers.
Ooorga Alexander A. West, dean of the
'Philadelphia Chapter of the American
Guild of Organists' and the distinguished
organist of St. Luke's Church, German
town, gave a masterly exposition of com
mand of pedal and manual In a couple of
solos. Usclma Clarke Smith, the gifted
musical director and organist of Bt.
Martln's-ln-the-Flelds, Chestnut Hill, was
also heard In several selections which he
played with authority and feeling.
"POP" CONCEPT PROGRAM
FOR ARMY AND NAVV NIGHT
Mrs. Logan Feland to Bo Orchestra's
Assisting Soloist
Tonight will bo "Army and Navy Night"
at tho "Pop" concert to be held In the Acad
emy of Music, beginning, nt 8;1B o'clock.
The program follows:
1 Overture "Ilenvenuto Cellini"....; I.Berlloj
2 Incidental muilo to "A Mldeummer
Nlaht't Dream"... si
(a) Hrnerao. ,
(l.) Wortdlnr March!
ft Aria, 'Kltorna vlncltor" from
Mri. Locan Felarnl
"4 Ilacchnnalo from "Lfturln" . . .
B American Fantaay
IKTEHMISSION.
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.Sibelius
atae Trleta
R nni?N with ttlntin hcpArrtDl
(a) "'Th Illrd of the Wilderness". .Horman
(b) "A Sons of aunsnine",f .uonns-xnomaa
0 Ceardas
10 Walts, '
Mrs. Logan Feland
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and died later from his Injuries In tho Potts
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EXPOSITION VISITORS
Woman's Christian Tempernncd
Union nnd Other Liquor Traf
fic Foes at Today and
Tomorrow Show
CHURCHES HAVE EXHIBIT
,
The election Is over. The retyrns aro In.
Tho celebrations are on. Today, on the
morning after the night before, temptranco
societies will hold forth at the Philadelphia
Today and Tomorrow Clvfo Exposition, In
the Commerolal Museum, 34th and Spruce
streets.
A large attendance, Interested mightily
In the downfall nt King ilooze. Is Idoltcd
for. Nearly all tho societies tij bio present
will ho of the feminine gchdor, however,
and the Women's Christian Temperance
Union has tho most conspicuous part on
tho program. Two Stato presidents of tho
union are to speak -Mrs, l.ulu Shepherd, of
Utah, And Mlsa Ksther Elfreth, OfeNew
Jersey. There will be also tc group of
pretty girls In white, who, figuratively, will
wind tho blue ribbon "nround tho nations
of the land," An orchestra of 40 pieces from
thq Campbell Publlo School, billed an tho
best boys' orchestra In the oily, will occupy
the band stand In the afternoh, and at lilgnt
Children of the Glrard Publio School will
sing,
Two motion plcturo shown absolutely
free and, therefore, In demand aro hclng
given daily In the lecture rotitp. as a result
of tho Invitation sent out by tho Philadel
phia Commerolal Museum to a large number
of manufacturers who have supplied "mov
ies" of their Industrial processes. This la
the largest collection of Industrial and edu
cational Alma over shown In nny ono place.
At each show 4000 feet of film aro used,
and a lecturer is always In nttendnnco.
PllOOIlAM OP PICTURES.
Tho "movie" schedule for the rest of the
woek follows:
. Thte afternoon ''The MaKlnjr of a Blioo by
the united fihow Machinery Company. Third
performance,
TqnlRht "Condenelns Milk." by the Morden
Condensed Milk Company. "Tho Manufacture of
riourt.or, .Prom the Field to the Table," by
ltecker'a Flour Mllln.
, Thursday afternoon The National Cnah IleB-
Ister Company! ."The Mahlna- of Cement," by
the f.ehlnli l'ortland Cement Company.
Thursday night "The Maklmr of Flno Tools, "
by the Htarrett Company,
Friday afternoon "The . Electrical Side of
tha ranamnCanal." by tho General lllectrlo
Company. "Watolimaktntt," by the Ulgln Watch
Company.
Friday evenlnr Same as Wwlnpudnv vnino
Raturday afternoon The General niectna
Company
will show the visitors through this treat estab-
Saturday, nlzht "Tho Curtis Publl-hlnB Com-
witn its own lecturer, who, in pictures.
pany,
will
llshment
The attendance Is still slim, but inclement
weather Is ohlody to hlame. Howover, tha
school chllren, 10,000 each day, contlnuo to
bo among the chlof attractions of tho expo
sition, both aB spectators and exhibitors.
Those help a candy man to do a large busi
ness. School children Inevitably have a
fondness for candy, but they aro attracted
to thU particular candy man hecauso of tho
sort of candy ho makes and tho way ho
makes It. Ho has a queer spinning machine
that throws out candy looking like cob
webs'. BEIilGIOUS PEATUnn.
The religious section of tho exhibit Is fas
cinating for those religiously Inclined. Un
doubtedly It will prove to bo so to tho
temperance society mombcrB In attendance
today, rrotestant, Cathotlo and Jowlsh
religious houses aro all represented, nnd
a large model of a stono church does repre
sentative duty for all. In the window
panes, on tho Inside, aro pictures of all tho
churches and synagogues In the city. Who
ever enters seeks to locato his or her
church; if the visitor has no church of his
own, he may pick out whatsoever ono ho
desires.
Christ Church, 2d street, above Market,
has a model of Itself and the grave of
Robort Morris, financier of tho American
Revolution, Is shown. Several high school
girls, upon viewing It today, said simultane
ously that "nob was a good old scout." Tho
exhibit of Christ Church Is only several
booths removed from ono In which hangs
tho portrait of "Billy" Sunday.
In tho charity section the exhibit of Sf
Francis Country Homo for Convalescent
Women, In chargo of several sisters, proves
Interesting to scores of visitors. Hero Is
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Photoplay Presentations
WEST IIII1VADEI.FIIIA
OVERBROOK 03D "$Sg,l-Am
DOUBLE TnlAKOLE
Mao Marh in "Hoodoo Ann"
"BT STORK DEUVEIIV"
BALTIMORE BALTIWOnB AVE.
WILLIAM FARNUM in
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EUREKA 40T!n MAnKBT 8m
HENRY B. WALTHALL in
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Robt. Mantell and Genevieve
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NORTH
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Mary Anderson in "Sin's Penalty"
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HAMILTON REVELLE
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PALM FBANf,AND
WlLUAM FARNUM in
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MARGUERITE BERTSOII
Recently nppolntcd author-producer
to tho VUnfcraph. This is tho only
woman holding down such a job.
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"Those tinablo to walk aro taken In a
carriage."
REV. J. B. ELY RECOVERING
Has Been Suffering From Typhoid
Pneumonia Nearly Three Weeks
Tho llov. Dr. JameH B. Hly, of tho Lemon
IIUl Association, Is recovering from nn at
tnck of typhoid pnoumonla nt hla homo In
Jonklntown. Doctor Illy lias boon 111
nearly three weeks, Blnco tho close of tho
sprlnB ueason of services In tho Oarrlok
Theatre.
Tho cnnjrcllst has been plannlngr an ox
tonslvo program of summer ovniiRcllntlo
work, but some of his friends nro advising
him to glvo tho entire season to recuper
ating' his health.
Children Barred From Circus
LANCASTER, Pa., May 17. Children
under 10 years of ago will not bo per
mitted to attend tho Ilagonhcck-Wallaco
circus hero today, on account of tho measles
epidemic, but tho Hoard of Health has not
forbidden them from watching tho parade.
Must Shun Saloons 14 Years
EVANSVILLn, Ind., May 17. George
frlnk, who last January took a 1 17,000 pay
roll from tho factory of tho Horcules
Buggy Company, today In Circuit Court
pleaded guilty to grand larceny and- was
paroled on condition that ho keep away
from saloons for 14 years and abstain
from liquor during that time.
AMERICA'S ATMLEIES
TO STAR IN MOVIES
V. L. S. E. Soon to 1bbU6 Scries
of Athletic Films Picturing
Sport Stars
By the Photoplay Editor
RaatUIng that there la n biff market In
tho smaller cities and towns for a eerie
of athletta films In single reels, the Sells
Potysoopo Company has announced Its Jn'
tentlon of releasing pictured showing the
world's greatest stars In nil flelda of atb
tetlo endeavor, through tho V-L-S-E organ
ttatlon. Tha first release of tha Alhellta fthd
Foaluro Film series will show Mike alb
bons, champion of all middleweight botern,
In a glove contest that wilt prove ft revela
tion to lovers of the fistic arena. In addi
tion, aibbons showB tho methods ho uses
to condition himself for hla ring battles.
The next event Is a billiard contest be
tween Kojl Yamada, tho Japanese exponent
of the cuo, and Albert Cutter, the Yankee
champion, of Boston, In addition to the
billiard match each expert presents n num
ber of marvelous exhibition shots.
The final event In tho first reloase of
tho Athlctlo Film Is a wrestling match to
a finish between Dr. B. F. Holler, one of
tho greatest of wrestlers, nnd Frank Dftl
kua, tho Lithuanian champion. Every
move can be plainly seen from the ttmo
thesa two famous wresllera enter the ring
until tho referca declares Holler the win
ner. Secretary of tho Navy Joscphus Daniels
has gronted permission to the Paragon
Film Corporation, allowing Oall Ks.no and
a cast of supporting players to travel on
bonrd ono of tho dreadnoughts during tho
spring maneuvers off Hampton Hoads, Vo.
The picture being made Is "lloparatlon,
nnd tho players will leavo Now York on
bonrd tho warship nnd remain on board
until the manouvors aro complete. In addi
tion to stnglng scones on deck, tho company
will be allowed to work on tho deck of a
torpedoboat-destroyer and In tho Intorlor of
a submerged submarine.
Call ICano Is busily engaged taking nntl
rcaslck lessons on board tho Staten Island
ferry,
Lewis S. Stono, tho well-known stago
star who did such flno work In Essanay'a
feature play, "Tho Itavoo," has completod
his work In another feature, "According to
the Codo," and lias returned to New York
olty for the time being. Mr. Stono takes tha
lead In "According to tho Codo." a Civil
War drama, which will bo released by Es
snnay shortly.
Ono sunny afternoon last woek Danny
Crlmmlns, of Crlmmlns and Oore. working
In an oplsodo of George Klolno's "Tho Mis
haps of Musty Suffer," waB told by Director
Myll to make a spectacular fall from a
rapidly moving automobile. Danny tried
tho fall, but fell outsldo tho camera lines.
Director Myll expostulated.
"You'ro outsldo of tho lines, Danny. Do
It again, nnd don't move nfter you fall."
Danny did with tho samo result, Tho
third tltno tho driver, for some unknown
reason, accelerated tho movement of tho
car nnd Danny performed a sprcad-eaglo
on tho street, striking violently on the back
of his head. Tho knot of spectators gasped.
Danny lay quite still. Tho pale-faced
director rushed up to bmi, and Dnnny
murmured between set teeth, "Dammit, am
I out?"
"I guess he's out, all right, poor devil,"
said tho tender-hearted director to tho
group of spectators.
"Whaddaya mean, out 1" bellowed Danny,
sitting up, "I mean outside the camera
lines 1"
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LENORE ULIUCIt la
Itith, MnrrlK Po;yunAve.
1, llv nt
"The Heart of Taula.
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i ji a. r A CHESTNUT
ARCADIA lini.OW KITH
DOrtOTHV ami! ml OWBM MOOIin la
?tf,irK"rin"aLdnwBnoMAWCir
BILLIE
K rsrtl T r, BSD AND THOMPSON
APOLLU JIATlNnn DAILY
In "THE KIHH
OF HATE"
lltll Episode.
Ethel Barrymore
THE lltON UI.AW"-
BELMONT
Bertha Kalich ,n
H2t AnOVE SIAWCBT
Mttts l :.".o n san, 10c.
Kim otao. 8, ifso. inc.
MAtlTHA OF
THE LOWLANDS"
BOTH AND CEDAR
MARY PICKFbRD in
IN THE IHSHOP'H CAnrttAOE'
PARAMOUNT
THEATIID
20TH AND
OinAHD AVE.
FAIRMOUNT
MUTI'AT, FIT.M COUP Present;
"THE FIGHTING GERMANS"
FRANKFORD 4T" SSSn
wti T IAM It. THOMPSON uml ANNA inim In
w "CIVILIZATION'S CHILD"
56TH ST. theatre
MATINEE
DAILY
Dsl. Bprucs. Bigs, T to 11.
TOANK KEENAN anrt MA11Y IJOLAND In
yANu.4YlB BTEPPINO BTONg'
-ni cs. B2d an4 MU. 2-8 ISO Bo
52d St. Bansora Evgs. Oi30 to 11 100
LUCILLE TAFT in
tTHE D1UFTEP."
GERMANTOWN Vo'KV
MABEL TALIAFERRO in
r -'the sNownmo"
-I fnV BOTH 4 MARKET '"
ViLUtJt IJfl.OOOiKIUUALL onoAN
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG In
"TUB FEABT OF LIFE"
sim A rTi AVENUE THEATnB
GIRARD 7TH AND OIRAHD AVBNUB
CHARLES RICHMAN in
"llfSHO OF BUBMAIHNB D-8'
'f s. MlU IinoAD BT., ERIE 4
Great Northern oehmant-n avisb.
VALU VAtXt aai OEORQE I.B dtlEHE In
Y THE TURMOIL"
IRIS THEATRE SU8 Ku'T0
FRANK KEENAN in
"THE STEPPING BTONB"
KNICKERBOCKER $?$$&&
VAt'MNE -FREDERICK In "EAZA"
Tomor. (Extra Ballroom Dancing Coratdy.
Tomor. llobt. Warwick: in ''Human Drlttwwxl"
LAFAYETTE 291
BLANCHE SWEET In
"TUB ULACKUBr
KBNSINaTOIf
AVENUE
LEADER iiANOASTBa AVEJTOE
EDNA MAY In
"dAlYAWOK JOAW'
LIBFRTY BROAD AND
L. 1 D E, K, 1 I COLUMBIA
CHARLES CHAPLIN in 'Carmen'
Fronds X Bushman In "Tho Moon's Rays"
fTi. I .in.
Logan Auditorium ""&? Aw.
EDITH STOREY in
'THE ISLAND OF REQBNERATION"
LOGAN THEATRE "10
BLANCHE SWEET in
"THE SOWERS"
BROAD
1 CC1 TQT B2D AND LOCUST
UVVUO 1 Mats, 1:80 & 8!30. lOo.
uu., uiao, 8, OiSO, IBo.
In "HER MATERNAL
RIOHT"
Kitty Gordon
Market St. Theatre 83s MA2ggSsr
CJIAS, ROSS. EDNA HOPPER.
.SSKPIF110 ln "BT WIIOBH HAND1
"PEQ O" TUB I1INO " ThiM vJr
. ,
MURIEL
AND"
Third Eptsods
ORPHEUM GERMAN-TOWN AND
JtrriEAJlMl CHEI.TEN AVES.
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG In
"THE FEAST OF LIFE"
PAF APF 12U MARKET STREET
jtLlHv,e. io a. m. to utia p. m
Robert Warwick ,n ,,fluODtI-a..
CHAB. CHAPLIN In "The Floor wilk"?'
PARK nlDaH AVB -AUPHlN BT.
Mat. atlB. Adm. lOaEv.. 6i80, Adra. lOo
Edna May in "Salvation Joan"
PRINCESS "WreSt1"
8S Hamilton ReveUe
In "TUB HALF MILUON BRIBE"
RIAI.TH OERMANTOWN AVE.
UWUJ LVJ AT TULPEHOCKEN BT.
MARGUERITE CLARK In
'THE dOOBB QIRL"
RFGFNT l63i MARKET STREET
F. X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne
"A MILLION A MINUTE" METRO
D HR V MARKET STREET
IV J a l BELOW TTIt STREET
F. X. Bushman 6c Beverly Bayne
In "PENNINGTON'S CHOICE"
SHERWOOD WT" ANn
" u u ,v 1V VJ J U BALTIMORE
MARY PICKFORD in
"POOR LITTLE PBPP1NA"
SAVOY S11 MARKET
rt. V V I BTRBBT
KATHARINE KAELRED in
"IDOLS"
TIOGA "TU ANO VENANQO ptb,
MABEL TALIAFERRO in
"HER QHEAT PRICE"
VITTORIA MARKET BT.
1 I KJ t I A AbOVH NINTH
Charlea Chaplin la '
Lillian Glh Irf "Bold for lUrrlag
3TANLEV
CONTINUOUS
JJ1W a. m.v
MARKET AgQVB lUTH
SMia Haytikawa
i4,AMSouI4,'
TArattn. tltirl nnh-1
llr. jfv tllnltf
tho 'body wralnst th novil ThP, neven. net?
nhow Bv?n prnji in th world's nistoi
by lllchard Ordynskl Oood flcenery.
urn And 11 innri1.11nrnr). An
Arpttnmtriir. full of cood lln nnd
jngnsn sinnr
theatrical Baedeker
LTRIC 'Town Toplij " with Bert ,M1I.
sninn ana wrinfisipn
muslMO revn et tn
nd eoatumM
FORREST "ltl Hrldal Night." with ROMlk
una innsni xony, jrssm ltnipn nnu rmn
Tnomm A fsreo rnirwdy In thr nt. by
Laurence .ilslne, which tell of foun rnitn
who on hH brlilnl night cunnot tell his wlf
Crom hr twin slstsr
OLQBE -"The Comedy or Error "A rrtvl
or Bhakespeare's play by the rhllomathean
Society, of the University of Pennsylvania,, In
it reproduction of, fihnkcspeare'i! ovn theatre
lit the Dotanlcal uarden of tho college.
h the As," with Madame
ik I. c'plcllng jhe struggle of
no boui inp Fcvru huh
;h world's history. Staged
AnELPHI "A Pair of Bilk Bloeklngs." with
nam Hoin
English It
tntn nt ln
WALNUT "Twin lledv'' Return engagement
of tho popular farcn by Salisbury, Field and
Margaret Mayo, Drat .popular price engage'
' PHoTOPLAirS,
BTANLET All week,, "Allen Bouts," with
Bessue Hifyakawa,, "The East is the East
and the West la the West'1 Is the theme of
this photoplay,
ARCADIA Tuesday and Wednesday. "Bltait
Rocks the Hoat," with Dorothy tilth, and
oeh Moore. Thursday, Friday and satur
day, "The Primal Lure." with William 8.
Hart.
PALACE Tuesday and Wednesday, "Sudden
Rlohes," with Robert Warwick, and "The
Floor Walker." with Charlie Charlln, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, "Tho Moment lie
fore," with Taullne rrederlck.
VICTORIA Tuesday and Wednesday. "Sold for
Marriage," with Lillian Olsh, and "Th Floor
Walker," with Charlie Chaplin. Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, "A Million a Minute,"
with Franefs Uushman and lleverly llayne,
LOCUST Tuesday, "The Social Itlghwaiman,"
with Edwin August, Bnd "The Floor Walker."
Wednesday and Thursday, "Her Maternal
Right." with Kitty Gordon. Friday and Sat
urday, "The HnowblrU," with Mabel Talia
ferro, UELMONT Tuesday, "The Lost Bridegroom,"
with John Unrrymore Wednesday and Thurs.
day, "Marta of the Lowlands," with Hertha
Kallsh, Friday and Saturday, "Tho Bales
lady," with Hatel Dawn.
VAUDEVILLE.
KEITH'S Resale Clayton and company. "Petti
coats"! Alf Wheian, the Bharrocks, Howard,
Klbt iTnA TfleriJerti XI HermiOi. ijHJf,
nmloniM Ofrl." J(c fthd Hrdt, ih KfapfcH
Johnsons, Bell Tribune iilctttrce.
TJRAND nmrnetl Welcli, Le Mortan ani BetM
oray, in ."Kreryjiay lnthe ?ftt.'5 Joe fifnftf
Pete and. Ills Pali, Three O'Hetli BWerX
Smith and Farmer
OLOnn "The Bettuty rarlor! ,WI",."r. mc
and companr. ,na eketshi tha Melody rmf
May, Melville,. Kelly and Ketni theX'rornwsW,
reist Trio. , Howard and.neej, wayne tm
Warren tllrl". Helen jackley, ,
CROB KHYB-Plfst half the, week, The Mil.
Ilonalre'g Son,". La retlte Klva, th,Sldon!aj.
Becond,, half the weeli, , TheMllllanMrt's?
Bon," Harry Cutler. Layte and Benjamin.
RURLESOUB.
DUMONT'B Dumonfa Mlhetrel. In Hattre e
mattera of current Interest.
PLAN MUSIC TO SOOTHE
HitEASTS OF MOOSE DE&EGATES
Grand Opera Stars WiU Sintf at Pro
. gresslvo Convention
CHICAao. Mny 17. Tho Uommltt& Jn
charge of itrrnnRcmentej for the rrogre
nlvo Kntlonn.1 Convention, to be held here
next month, In planntny to nil In 'walU,
which occur between speeches and com
mitted "reports with music, It was m.'tde
known toany. Fifty musicians have been
eitcmted and a number of grand opera stars
are MT&t,i consideration.
Speeches' by suffragists on street cor
ners wero stnrted yesterday by several
women. According to plans there will ba
30 speeches made each day until conven-
Hon week. .
L-ll, Big Submarine Launched
QUINCl. Mass., May 17. The subma
rine L-ll, the last of Boven vessels of thts
class built by the Pore lliver SHIpbUlldlhg
Corporation, has beon launched hero. She
was christened by Miss Mar IL ILattlmer,.
daughter of Captain Julian I Lattlmer,
U, S. K. Tho submcrstblo Is 170 feet long
and will havo a cruising radius of 6500
miles.
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in tho early months of J014 Bethlehem Steel Common Stoctt sold
for less than Thirty Dollars a share.
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uur Tim values or wau can Ni.vi:n in. equaled to
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Atlantic City's bcacli front property wns without commercial Value.
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or mora than Incite times tho market price of a Bhare of Bethlehem
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after tho building of Its first boardwalk will occur In Stono Harbor?
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8 4-10 104.80
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Bids', loan, 17 per mo.. 84.00
T't'I yearly expense.J187.80
L .INCOME
rtent nt fl7 1204.00
Savin B. St L. Assn.. 42.00
Total yearly Income $24a00
Total expensea per
year ,. 187.80
Yearly savlnsra tB8.20
In 2 more, year there
will ba an elevated sta
tion 2 blocks away.
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Sample Houses Open Dally, Sundaya and Eventnrs.
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"Putting the Stop-WatchOut
of Shop Commission'
CONGRESS ia to be asked to prevent the tasks of all
men in Government employ being put on a scien
tific basis J Ida M, Tarbell contends that the Tavenner
bill now before Congress was founded on information
given by people who never worked under scientific man
agement, In her article in Sunday's Public Ledger She
maintains that the shop worked on the "scientific
efficiency" basis is the best kind of shop for the workers.
SUNDA Y'S
PUBLIC PLEDGER
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