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BVBN&G LBDGBH-PHILADBI.fBIA, VVbDKBSDA'S', MAT 31, 1016.
TOST LOOMS
ON HORIZON AGAIN
Hamptm Crops Utf.Stenift-
' eantiy Among Vitagraph's
New Directors
By the Photoplay Editor
Thft TFirrritr.mrtriifrrt nliAstlnn nt n. mn1r!fl
trust" JS uteAdliy taking: now shape. It
twgins to look a a If It might Involve the
hrtnglnit ot Mary rickford to Fhllatlel
phH n a member of the Lubln forces.
Tnis much in racti The Triangle cor-
porallon hu united Its three producing
omp!tnIc -ths Fine Arts (Qrimth), the
Kfty Bee (Ince) and the 'Keystone' (Seh-jietO--wJth
two of the producing compa
fcrw of the Paramount the Famous
Players! (panlel Frohman-Zukor) and
lJmiLV fdo JUIIIn.IjlAkvl. The arrnnira-
me'tit Is Virtually a pooling of tho re-
k sources in plants, stores, directors nnd
ftrwriters. The products aro likely to be re
f leased tinder whatever trade names suit
ft- the Triangle Corporation, either on Its
"own program or on the Faramount's,
which, of course, holds contracts for n
certain number of films bearing tho Fam
pus Players and Lasky trnde marks.
A further facts "The Vltagraph has been
recapitalized and In the consequent reor
Fnnttatlon of the board of directors the
fallowing significant names appear: Ben
Hampton, of the American Tobacco Com
pany; O. J, Ityan, Bon of Thomas Ryan,
and Herbert Vreeland, formorly president
of the Metropolitan Railways Company of
Tw York city. The nrcsenco of Mr. Hamil
ton's name, coupled with those of moneyed
?AC Vnl(m. rftlaaa fhn InforAtipA thnf Ihrt
Ep Vltagraph Company is to have something
to do with the moving picture consolidation
: which Mr Hampton was trying to accom
plish some months back.
A trade paper declares that It has "def
initely learned Mr. Hampton will exercise
an option he held on the Lubln property In
Philadelphia, In addition to bringing a
definite conclusion tho negotiations pending
for the studios of Sells and Essanay, of
Chicago. These companies are alt releas
ing' their special features , through tho
V-L-S-E Company exchanges, formed for
that sole purpose; and If present plans
carry the entire four companies will be
merged Into one gigantic company, with tho
V-ti-S-n serving In Its present capacity,
but also being a part of the scheme of
things.
"Where the General Film Company, now
handling the releases up to three reols In
length, fits In. Is problematical. With the
machinery of the V-I.-S-E exchanges as
their own, It Is very doubtful If this now
regime will continue to release any film
whatever through the O. F.
"In addition, Mr. Hampton will un
doubtedly take up his option on the serv
ices of Mary PJckford, which ho has held
since his merger activities, giving Vita a
rump card. Famous players deny that
Mary will leave them, but Hampton has her
contract, nevcrthefess. Mary has not ap
peared before a camera In several weeks,
Famous sending out a report she Is suffer
ing from a nervous breakdown; but those
who know say she Is ns well as ever and
ready to report for work, ns soon as things
scttlo down-"
It la also interesting to learn that tho
Paramount has made an arrangement with
the World Film Corporation to hiyndlo tho
tatter's features In a certain field it South
ern distribution.
This week the Palace Theatre has com
pleted the Installation of a new echo organ.
The Hook Hastings echo organ Is located
In the back of tho theatre, hidden from the
audience by a decorative grill work. This
is an entlro organ In Itself, but Is played
from tho main keyboard, located In ttie or
chestra pit. In addition to Its two organs,
the Palace has a 10-ptece orchestra. Tho
whole Idea Is In keeping with the new policy
at tho Palace. It Is understood that several
f," radical changes will be made In the furnish
ings of the thcatro within a short time, so
;-,that when completo tho Palnco. will Indeed
LJlve. thoroughly up to Its name
W WOMAN CHOKED AND ROBBED
Attacked by Two Men in Shore Restau
rant, She Says
ATLANTIC CITY, May 31. According
to Lucy Carter, Joseph Dorsey, who Is under
arrest, and another man, for whom detec
tives are scorching, robbed her of $14 after
an attack In a Chinese restaurant,
Miss Carter said one of the men choked
her while the other slashed her stocking
and extracted $14 from a roll containing
her savings for several months.
Police Court Chronicles
Morris Brady cannot overcome tho ten
dency to Juunlo. It appears that he was a
strong man and a juggler many years ago
and art sticks to him. If he gets change
otter buying things li a store ho tosses the
coin up In the air and grabs It In artistic
manner before .dropping It In his pocket
Whenever he stops anywhero for liquid re
freshments he cannot help tossing tho glass
toward the celling and catching It while on
lookers gasp In astonishment, Brady was
wandering through the park when he spied
a. bench lying: idle, although it was a pleas
ant day. Ho couldn't resist the temptation
to do a few stunts with it. Morris balanced
It on one hand and then on the other, then
he threw It about his neclc as though It
were light aa ji straw.
A. crowd of admiring youngsters looked
on and encouraged him. Morris then placed
2rfV fc J
the heavy bench on his chin and carried It
in a circle around several trees. It started
to tilt To keep it from falling, Brady ran
with It. Suddenly he beheld a picnic party
enjoying an open-air meal spread out on
the grass. Morris couldn't yell for fear of
dropping the- bench. But the picnickers saw
him and fled In alarm, leaving their banquet
jr 'untouched. Morris and the bench fell into
tho feast and aamagea It Deyono repair.
As Brady was jumping out or the wreck
age ho 'wqs discovered by Special Guards
Craig and Kohier, They took him before
, Magistrate Stevenson,
xorns comesscu inai wiq accmeni waa
Bll hid fault. He declared that Juggling
and balancing was ft mania with him.
"I can't resist any opportunity for; exer
cise, Judge," be said.
"I'm glad to hear it," said the Magistrate,
"and you can now be assured of any
amount of It during tho Ave days that you
will spend in Jail,"
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MAE MURRAY
Appearing at tho Palaco Tomor
row In ''Sweet Kitty Bellaire."
STUDIES STYLES IN DRESSES
TO APPEASE HIS 17 WIVES
Malay Prince Upset After His Harem
Sees Directolre Gown
NEW YOItK. Mny 31 Prlnco Kn-Ku-Ka-La-NI,
who has three or four Islands
In tho Malay Archipelago, 10 or 12 thatched
roofed palaces, a herd of hairless goats and
17 wives, has come to this country to study
the fashions and to learn to bo a ladles'
tailor. Tho reason for this was n mutiny
In his harem Bhortly nftcr a missionary
nppcared In tho king's domains about threo
years ago and exhibited a dlrcctolro gown.
Before that time the prince's 17 wives
had worn only gowns that might have been
supplied by the royal goats. But with tho
coming of civilization In the shape of a
dlrcctolro gown, they told tho prince they
would got divorces unless ha would clothe
thorn so they could promenado on Malay's
broadway without being ashamed of their
clothing. Ho told his mournful tale at the
fashion show today,
NEW YORK, MaV 31. Prlnco Francesco
Del Drago, a rclatlvo of tho royal family
of Spain on tho maternal side, arrived hero
from Genoa to visit his brother, Prlnco
Giuseppe Del Drago, who married Mrs Jo
sephine Schmld, widow of August Schmld,
the Newark brewer, In May, 1000. He
brought with him 40 trunks and 15 pieces
of small baggago and described himself as
a gentleman farmer.
MAKE PLEA FOR WOODRUFF
Governor Asked to Retain Him on
Registration Board
Appeals for the retention of Clinton Rog
ers Woodruff, chairman of tho Board of
Registration Commissioners, as a member
of thaf body will flood tho mall of Gov
ernor Brumbaugh during tho next few
days, If tho expectations of a largo com
mittee of prominent citizens Interested In
his reappointment are realized. This com
mittee has sent out a letter to thousands of
Phtladelphlans asking them to write tho
Governor to this purpose.
No reference Is made, to tho undercurrent
of rumor which has it that forces high In
tho councils of the Governor aro "after
the scalp" of Mr. Woodruff, but tho com
mittee says that "wo feel that the situa
tions calls for the actlvo co-operation of all
friends of honest elections, and hope you
will bo willing to join with us In this
effort."
Tho letter Is signed by Alba B, Johnson,
George Wharton Pepper. Dr. George Wood
ward, James Dobson, John F. Lewis, Dr. Ii.
Webster Fox, S, Davis Page, John Hamp
ton Barnes, Harry B. French, Joseph T.
Jackson, Walter Wlllard, Charles P. Jen
kins, Clarence L. Harper, John Aahhurst,
George Burnham, Jr., Arthur H. Lea, Frank
P. Prlchard, Coleman Sellers, Jr., Albert
n Turner, Walter S. Mclnnes and J. Henry
Scattergood.
SUMMER BESORTS
KENT HUMMKK HOMES
IDEAL SUMMER HOMES
to rent at Sraburr. York Harbor. Me. Furnished
cottages, 0 to 16 roomi, nlcelr locatrd, modern
Imnrotemrnttt. orean and country vlenii, neitr
Minim unci flectrlc rara, country club and Jtolf
UnkH. Tho hours from Boston. A larxo colonr
of rrnrnjlvanlu people upend their tscatlons
here. It belur one of tho best summer reeorta on
the Maine coast. Views and accurate deecrlp
tloiu. Addrres
CJIAKLKM II. YOUNO, YOHK CORNER. MB.
VIRGINIA
Spend Yonr Vacation
4000 Feet Above the Sea
At Vlrtlnla's Moat Celebrated Mountain
HKYIAND, on rmou BTONY MAN
MOUNTAIN. Always cool. No mosquitoes;
fiOO testimonials; 15 acres ot vegetables,
herd of tuberculin-tested cows, lamb, mut
ton, chickens and cess from Skrland'a
mountain farms.
Oancliur. Tennis. Fine Orchestra. Marnlfl.
cent scenery. Fifty open wood fireplaces,
bend for beautifully Illustrated booklet to
Proprietor. O. KilEEMAN POLLOCK.
Skyland, Pais County, Va.
Open Juno 1 to November 1.
TinniNIA HOT STRINGS. VA.
HEALING SPRINGS HOTEL
Ownership and management same as
tho famous Homesteud Hotel at the
Virtinla Hot tlprlnxs. Va. IS miles
frntn It: use same railroad station).
NO HUMIDITY. NO MOSQUITOES.
Saddle horses, golf. Medicinal baths.
Rates SIT.&O to 123 weekly.
Altltuda 2300 ft. Maximum summer
temperature 5 Orrees.
Booklet No. 3. II. ALBERT, Her.
POCONO MOUNTAINS
Canadensis, Pa.
SPEND YOUR VACATION AT
LAKE 1JAUPAC
Hummlt of the raconos cool, bratlnt air,
delbthtfal drUcs. all summer sports. Com
fortabla hotel- for booklet address
MOR. TAKE PAOTAO CO..
R. X. D.,CanadsasU, Blonroo Co., Pa.
Mount Potono, Pa.
HAWTHORNE INN -"SS'-cSS
beautiful nonhooscktcplns cottage In conaoo
tlon with th 'on to rent from 1800 to 1810 tor
tha season: tn comiorts, or a noma with none
of Its cares: table board (as cood as can be), at
tha Inn. its per week Address
RTCEKSON J
per we,
ENNIN
OS, Mount Ppcono, Penna.
HAVKBTOKP, PA.
YOUR VACATION !
Modermta-psicai. Banned Baaort
ON THfl MAINS COAST. Also
A CAMP TOR TZTIS BOY
Philadelphia natronas. Booklet. "Writs
8. B. KNOVriTON, Ilarerfcrd, Feana.
WABTOMORE. PA.
STRATH HAVEN INN 2
Jun I V M SCHEIBLET
ODSB
Saturday.
110DNT GRETNA. PA.
Chautauqua Ian &LJS! J!. gg
(KittaWe 'itJUJIUsawm.4
BRYNMWR GIRLS
MAKE TEA ROOM PAY
"RUBAIYAT OF LUNGER"
PARAPHRASES OLD OMAR
Undergraduates Show Budincss
Ability and Turn Campus Cafe
Into Profitable Venture
Undcrgr&duato management ot th tea
room at Bryn Mnwr College has placed the
quaint little place opposite the campus en
a paying basis. Three years has the tea
room, at which tho girls take "tea nnd
things," beon open, and for that same period
had It lost money for its backers. Enter
the student girls, one ot whom Is from
this city, and inject somo of their own per
sonality Inlo tho room, with tho result
that dollars nre, comparatively, as numer
ous ns pennies onco more.
Tho girls In charge of tho venture are
Miss Elizabeth Whltacro Secley, a Junior, of
Wiltoughby, O. J Mist Mary Ethelwyn Tyler,
a sophomore, of Chostnut II 1 11, and Miss
Dorothea Ncsblt Chntnbers, a sophomore, of
Chatham. Just to show that they meant
business, they worked so hard during tho
first monlh bf their Incumbency thnt they
forced the amount of receipts to equal tho
expenditures, n remarkable achievement for
them In view of Iho fact that they had to
meet heavy overhead expenses.
The plan of student management has the
approval of college authorities. President
M, Carey Thomas has appointed n supervis
ing commttce, consisting of Miss Dorothea
Carolina Kuhn, of Cincinnati, and Miss Mil
dred Huckncr McCay, of Holnnd Park, Md ,
to co-opernto with tho threo girls now In
charge.
Consumptive Writes Ballad Jrt
Stylo of Popular Per
sian Poet
Parents to Hear of Liberty Dell's Trip
Joseph P. Oaftncy, chairman of tho Fl
nanco Committee of Councils, xtlll glvo an
Illustrated talk tonight, entitled "Tho Trip
of tho Liberty Dell to tho Exposition at
San Krnnclsco," at tho Horn Public School,
Kensington avenuo and Ontario street. Tho
meeting will bo held under thn auspices of
tho Parents' Association of tho Horn School.
Ex-Ctty Employe Found Dead
Charles Simpson, BB years old, a boarder
at the homo of Robert Griffith, S94B Chest
nut street, waB found dead In bed at noon
yesterday. Death was caused by heart dis
ease. Prom 1888 to 1912 Simpson was cm
ployed In the Bureau of Boiler Inspection,
City Hall.
Womnn Hurt In Trolley Crash
Several women fainted nnd ono was
trampled upon when two trolley cars col
lided at 10th nnd Berks streets last night
Windows were smashed, women screamed,
and there was n stampede for tho doors.
Miss Gertrude Silver, 304 Jackson street,
sustained a fractured knee.
SUMMER RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
THE LEADING RE50OT HOTEL OF THE WORLD
fflarlboroiLijIiDkiilidiii
ATLANTIC CITY. N.J.
OWNERSHIP MAMAOEMENT.
JQ31AH WHrTE ft 3QN3 COMPANY
f4nrooKi51
has b et n ieW standard
ot service.comfortfibefliihj
IIATSERTFiraiwwrRamTKOTQmrHimKLD
NEW HOTEL MERION p.
Vermont Ave. and Beach. Capacity 800. Vrj
moderate rates tor the comforts, appointments
and table of the largest hotels; 3 up dallr;
special weekly; latEe, cool ocean-vlew roams,
etc. Booklet M. L. FARLEY. Mgr.
HOTEL ARLINGTON 'rAv-
Open all rear. R J. OSUORNE2 & SON,
Wpurmintttpr to- av- nr Beach. Kiev,
Yveaiiiiiiigii.i to .,. i.rlv. bathSi run
water. ll.BO up dlr . tB-tlS.BO wkly. C. Buhre.
CHELSEA. N. J.
GLADSTONE
CHELSEA. N J ,
MISS McOROARTY.
OCEAN CITY, N. J.
Hotel Brighton
Ocean City's Famous
Beach.Front Hotel
Social life centres about Its spacious corridors
and breeze-s ept verandas. Convenient loca
tion .Modern comforts Hplemlld cuisine and
service. Send tor booklet. Make reservations
now. It It hOOY. I'rop;
Formerly Bterlint. Cor.
8th & Ocenn Aes. Re
New mut. K. Harris.
ST. CHARLES
furnished & renovated
WIMNVOOI). N. J.
Blontromerr Avenue and Ileaclt
UlLDUUOl), N. J.
Will open for Kleventh Season
MAY 27. 1016.
James K. tYhltesell, I'rop.
HOTEL WAYNE & ftr.ea.oS:
Auto meets trains. I. F. HARRIS.
tfrlrrpfrm TnTl Cap. 280 i near Deach.
iBw. -White service.
Booklet. Coach.
White service. Orrheatrn
J ALBERT HARRIS. Prop
ABBEY
Pine ave, nr. Beach. Newest hotel.
Reason, rates. Miss L,. Derbyshire.
CAPE HAY. N. J.
CHALFONTE HOTEL0un
Oct. 1 Rsas rates Mrs Calvin Batttrntla.
SEASIDE I'ARK. N. J.
THE MANHASSET
Booklet, II
OPEN
JUNE 15
ROS8 TURNER. Prop.
BEACH HAVEN. N. J.
THE IDEAIi JIOTOIt RUN TO
HOTEL BALDWIN
The modern hotel of this famous resort. Open
all j ear. Capacity -100 Hea water in all baths.
New Wistaria darden and drill. Music, danclnr,
tennis etc. Garage, Booklet and auto maps
mailed, W. MERCER BAIRD.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA
OVERBROOK MD 4 "$KK-Ava
UBSn TUB WVltLlTZEIl UOPB JONBS
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DOROTHY GISH and
OWEN MOORE in
"LITTLE MEENA'S ROMANCE"
BOTH iHn
BALTIMORE- AVE.
RAIT1MORE
sp - uauilwuUU AVIA
Helen Gibson " ?f?FVB'a
"THE DIXIE WINNER"
EUREKA 40TH MAKKET fiTs-
Anita Stewart & Earle Williams in
"MY LADY'S SLIPPER"
IkAKUlVn MAT- 2. BVO.. 8: JO
BERTHA KALICH in
"SLANDER" 6 Acta
NORTH
Broad Street Casino 8ao4&gS"w
EVENRJO T:IS AND 9
JAMES MORRISON in
TUB MAN HUNT'
KEYSTONE jlehioh avenue
VAUDEVILLE and
'lHON CLAW" Picture
Ltko a volco from tho Brave In tho pub
lication In the April Issue) of Journal of
Outdoor l.lfo of roma verses from tho pen
of tho late Ieonnrtl McKeo. 'While ho
was making n brave Etruegle for life, ha a
patient of the Franklin County tubercu
loids Rnnltarlum, younn McKeo published a
number of articles, ns well as a small
weekly newspaper, tho Lunger, which
brought tho local Institution Into unusual
prominence.
The young man was equally npt in verse
its in prose, nnd delighted particularly In
parodies ot well-known compositions. Out
door Life publishes a number of quatrains
avowedly done In tho stylo of the familiar
Rubalyat of Omar Khayyam, tho Persian
poet.
Ono of the most popular qf nil tho
quatrains of tho original Is thus parodlcdl
A Robert Chambers underneath the bourh.
(tines or miiK, a rew raw rags, ana tnou
iRlrln tnn. whoanln 'monsst the thick rjlntons.
hy the pinions were Paradise enow.
Anoiner, nimoni cquauy mmiuar, runs
thus:
And that Inverted truth .they call tho He
Oft used In advertising fake cures sly,
Lift not your hopes to them for aid,
For If you do It is to die.
Tha peculiar hopofullness and general op
timism that characterized young McKeo are
clearly seen In tho last of tho several
stanzas:
And when, oh, bounteous Nature, not too fast.
You're made my old lung vrhole again nt last.
Rejoice In your glorious accomplishment
Of starting me anew, Turn down that empt)
past.
SUFFRAGISTS LINE UP
FOR PLATFORM FIGHT
Want "Votes for Women" Plank
in G. O. P. and Bull Moodo
Declarations
fte,
VI
GIRLS ON PICNIC DROWNED
Two
Lose Lives na Boat Upsots
Creek Near Williamsport
in
WILLIAMSPOUT, Pa., May 31. Eliza
beth Gamble, aged 15, of Jersey Shore, and
Mabel Nichols, aged 12, also ot Jersey
Shore, drowned In Pino Creek yesterday
when a rowboat upset. Nelthor girl could
swim.
Tho nccldont happenod In sight of their
paronts, with whom they wcro on a picnic
The body of tho Nichols girl was recovered
last evening.
HEAL ESTATE TOR SALE
CHICAGO, May 31, Every available
male politician In Chicago today was chased
aroUnd hotels by ft determined group of
suffragists Inaugurating the Congressional
Union's lobby to obtain suffrage planks In
the national platforms of tho ncpubllcans
nnd Progressives? .
Miss Elsie Hall, of Connecticut. button
holed Oscar King Davis, secretary of the
Progressive National Committee, and got
hla promise for a hearing before tho Pro
gressive committee. Mrs. Carrie Chapman
Catt, president of the National Woman's
Buffrago Association, arrived In Chlcogo
today and took chartw of tho fight
"Our organization Is not rylng to form
a woman's party," said Mrs. Catt. "Wo
are leaving that to tho Congressional Union.
But we aro going to ask for suffrago planks
In all platforms."
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OF FRANKFORD
is oni: or roun houses just nuiir nv
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! mlm BoSna (hmoma j
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,-wi r In "PLAYINQ WITH
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TUB IRON CLAW." 13th Episode,
B2D ADOVE MARICET
Mats. 1.30 A a: SO. 10c.
i.v. ii nri . n:tn. iro.
WM S HAIIT In 'THE BAROAIN"
CHAJU.ES I CHAPLIN In "POLrCE
BELMONT:
00TH AND
CEDAR AVE.
CEDAR
VAltAMOVNT
THEATRE
Marie Doro "DIPLOMACY"
20T1I
AND
OIKARD AVE
PMRMOUNT
MABEL TALIAFERRO in
"THE SNOWBIRD"
4711 FRANKFORD
AVKNLU
co AwicrFriRn
House Peters in "Closed Road"
.,. mit.rki-iv In "WHO'S QUILTY"
vu.. ..."-.-
56TH ST.' Theatre
MATINEE
DAILY
Evrs, 7 to II,
Wm. S. Hart in "Hell's Hinges"
rnri CT 62D AND Mats 2-3 i80 5o
52L3l. 8ANBOM Evirs 0;J0toIl 10q
rwr.A PFTROVA in
TI.IB HEART OF A PAINTED WOMAN"
xr.na npiiifAK.
TOWN AVE.
PCDMANTOWN
iriiuii irui i mtr.rjr. in
THE SPELL OF THE YUKON'
pi rUV BBTH MARKET 2HB.7-0
GLUOEs lift OOO KIMUALL OROAN
ROBERT WARWICK in
"SUDDEN IUCHES"
omi nn AVENUE THEATRE
GIKAKU 7TH AND aiRARD AVENUE
THOS. CHATTERTON JUANITA JIANSON In
"The Secret or the Submarine"
' . nnnAn s'
Great INortnernni.iu vtown aves
VALLI VALU in
"IIER. DEBT Or HONOR"
IRIS THEATRE 81a AVEKaTON
H. B. WARNER in
"THE BEGGAR OF CAWNPORE"
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HAROLD LOCKWOOD MAE ALLI
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AND DAUPHIN
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MAE ALLISON la
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TOOK LITTLE PEPPINA
LAFAYETTE S9U 'RIW0
MAE MURRAY in
TQ ILiVB ANl TO HOLD'
T PAnFR FORTY-FIRST AND
L.CAL'lLilA. LANCASTER AVENUE
Marguerite Clark ln "mk
CHARLES CHAPLIN In "POLICE"
LIRFBTV BROAD AND
LIDCKi COLUMBIA
WM, H. THOMPSON & ANNA LEHR ln
"CIVILIZATION'S CHILD"
LOGAN THEATRE ",0 n0AD
HAMILTON REVELLE in
"THE HALT MILLION BRIBE"
LOCUST
B2D AND LOCUST
Mats. 1:30 & 8:30. lOo.
Kvga., 0:30, 8, 0,30, lCc.
Alice Brady in "Tangled Fates"
Market St. Theatre 333 MAn8TFT
JACKIE SAUNDERS In "TWIN TRIANGLE"
"PEO O' THE RINO." Fifth Episods
"THE HOUSE OF MYfaTCRY"
ORPHEUM GERMAJ1?,TEANNDAVH
CHARLES CHAPLIN in "PoUce"
ELLA HALL In "THE CRIPPLED HAND"
PAT APF 12U MARKET STREET
OEOROn BERAN In "PASQUALE"
BILLIE I nURKE In "OLORIA'S ROMANCE"
CHARLES CIIACL1N In "POLICE"
PARK niDa AVE. & DAUPHIN ST.
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,., EQUITABLE
Wm. Courtenay in "Sealed Lips"
PRINCESS 10188AnRET
HAROLD LOCKWOOD in
THE COME-BACK
RIAI TO GEHMANTOWN AVE.
X, rVi r .,. ,AT TULPEHOCKEN ST.
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG in
'THE FEABT OF LIFE"
REGENT 1M1 $&$SgyffiaJUr
MARGUERITE CLARK in
"NOTORIOUS OALLAQHER"
RURY MARKET STREET
JOHN BARraORl IT"
THB LOST BRIDEQROOM"
SHERWOOD "VlrW
DUSTIN FARNUM jnT,MnE
"BEN BLAIR"
SAVOY mAMSBt
ANITA OTBWA1W KAnLBWILLIAIig
"THE JUGOFniNJAHTi
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TIOGA 1TT" AND VANOO 8T8,
Ethel Barrymore ta 7HB0I?BJllTE..
Ana "TUB CnORXtQXlty rcelMtlil muiS)
VICTORIA WrNINTH
. TRUNQLB PLAYS PWnt N,NTl1
WM 8 HART In "Tti PriSsI Lira"
CHABLE3 CHAPLIN to "POLICE-
STANLEY APVE 1TU
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AUCTION SALE EXTRAORDINARY
176 CHOICE RESIDENTIAL LOTS JQ
MT. EPHRAIM and N0RTHM0NT
SALE BEGINS 2:30 P. M., WED., MAY 31
Continuing Thur., June 1st Fr!.,( Jurks 2nd Sat., June 3rd.
CPI717 BAND CONCERTS pprr
FIXEjIL. $1000 IN PRESENTS rVEE y
ONE BEAUTIFUL AUTO
South Jersey's most attractive, refined and convenient suburban
home site opportunity Is now yours. Every lot will be sold to the highest
bidder at your own price.
22 TRAINS DAILY
stop at Mt. Ephralm and Northmont Stations on the tract. Fare to Qlou
cester Ferry Cc. Fare to Phlla. or Camden 16c. Churches, stores, rjrarerJ
schools; all city conveniences.
RESTRICTIONS
To protect our buyers we have placed suitable restrictions on the
property to ensure freedom from nuisances. .
TERMS
10 cash at sale; 10 In 10 days; balance in 10 equal monthly njv.
ments. 5 off for cash. Free deed absolutely clear of all incumbrance!
at final payment. Our title Is Insured by the West Jersey Title Insur
ance & Guaranty Co., Camden, N. J.
REMEMBER THE OPENING DATE, MAY 31ST.
Solo authorized by Sale conducted by
Cuthbert Land Co., Inc., E. M. CLEVELAND,
(Owners) Cnmdcn, N. J. Realty 'Auctioneer
Office 520 Market St., Camden, N. J. Petersburg, Va.
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BLOCK BUILDING, GLENSIDE
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Stores Offices Apartments
Perfect In nppolntmont; ovcry convcnicnco.
Ins residence community.
Rlght'at station ; ln thrlv-
Stores, $40 Offices, $18 and $20
Apartments, $25
Heat nnd tvntcr Included. An opportunity for a llvo business man.
WM. T. B. ROBERTS & SON
GLENSIDE at Station Open Every Day
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$2500
Wot yet linislicd.
The classiest and
9 Homes
4 Different Styles
But don't wait until they are.
best built homes ever sold for this
oricc in Glenside,
WM. T. B. ROBERTS & SON
Office Glenside, fa., at Station. Upen livery uoy.
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AT WOODBURY, N. J.
PROPERTY OF TIIK KSTATE QV TUB LATE SIRS. JOUK O. KBENCH
Lot Oyer ona acre, planted with shrubbery and beautiful shade trees.
House Frame, Colonial, S stories, 1st fioojv 6 rooms; 2d floor, bedrooms.
bath: 3d floor, 6 rooms; large stable. ' ' .J , ., ., - . cty.
This Is a weJI-known property situated In tho most 'desirable section of our
For terms apply - , ,. ..
WOODBURY TRUST COMPANY, Agent, woodDury, . "
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6055 Drexel Road,vGverbrook, Pa.
COLONIAL BEICK STIJCCO RESIDENCE
Central plant steam heat, 10 rooms, 3 baths, parage; lot; U3x200 feet;
beautiful grounds, old shade, Assessed at $31,600. No reasonable oner
refused, Owner has moved to New York. Apply owner.
,128 North Broad Street Pikhl Your Owh Jfc
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